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SAN ANTONIO — It's easy to see the impact of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson flying around the court and flinging in shots that often defy description and sometimes the imagination.
There have been nights in this Western Conference semifinal playoff series between the Warriors and Spurs that no special kind of defense could have stopped or even slowed down the youthful Golden State backcourt.
But if there is another reason that the upstart Golden State team has the series tied at 2-2 going into Game 5 tonight at the AT&T Center (9:30 p.m. ET, TNT), it is down in the trenches. That's where Andrew Bogut lives and thrives.
While Curry and Thompson have gotten all the headlines, it's the Warriors center who seems to have gotten under the skin and into the comfort zone of the Spurs' Tim Duncan. The Spurs All-Star is shooting 41 percent from the field in the series and was a horrid 7-for-22 in Game 4, missing his final five shots and 10 of his final 12 when San Antonio missed an opportunity to take a stranglehold 3-1 lead.
Consider the following stats on Bogut:
- The Warriors are allowing 18.5 fewer points per 100 possessions when he's on the court this series.
- The Warriors are outscoring the Spurs by 16.3 points per 100 possessions when he's on the court this series.
- The Spurs are shooting 40.5 percent when he's on the court, 44.4 percent when not.
All of this from a player who was so frustrated by missing 50 regular season games due to injuries that he said he considered retiring.
If the Warriors hope to take control of this series, they'll need to find a way to keep Bogut in the game. The big man has been effective when he's played, but in two out of three games, Spurs coach Gregg Popovich has fouled him intentionally and it's gotten Warriors coach Mark Jackson to put him on the bench.
Bogut went 1-for-6 from the foul line in Game 2 and just 1-for-4 from the line in Game 3. While Bogut's inability to make foul shots is a weakness, it might be one Jackson has to find a way to live with since he is the one who is disrupting the Spurs offense so much.
With Bogut clogging the paint and also pulling down 18 rebounds in Game 4, the Spurs shot just 35 percent from the field, 25.9 percent on 3-pointers and 56 percent from the free-throw line for their worst all-around shooting game since Nov. 21, 1997, the 11th game of Duncan's career.
So while most eyes — and many of the oohs and aahs — will be directed at the flamboyant shooting skills of Curry and Thompson tonight, the real place to look for control of the game is inside, where Bogut has made his presence felt.


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UPDATE on August 17, 2012 – The WGF folks have extended my 15% discount code until Midnight on August 29th, so if you are still deciding if this is an event to attend, there is still time to get a little break on the registration fee. Register here: Wild Goose Ticket Website and use the code, WILDBRC (all caps).
UPDATE on August 12, 2012 – If it helps give you a sense of the kinds of things that are going at Wild Goose, here are two draft descriptions of talks that I'll be giving.
- Saturday @ 9am – Panel on difference
- Saturday @ 2pm – Solo talk, "Are we still talking about race?"
Still one of the most "awkward moment" inducing topics in today's church is the issue of race. Some want to just "get beyond it" while, for others, race seems to be the only discourse worthy of attention. And then there are those who "don't see race" and think that we perpetuate the racial divide by talking about it. Race is a difficult topic, but one that new expressions of faith must address with nuance, passion and faith . . . so that's what I'll attempt to do.
- Saturday @ 7pm – Solo talk, "The radical nature of the middle way"
As we move deeply into the presidential election season, what will it looks like to be a positive presence in the public square? In a world where it seems as if many people – politicians and pastors – find refuge in strident ideological camps, might the radical calling of Christ be to genuinely hear the other, cross the aisle and find moments of grace that strengthen the common good? Lets talk about it.
- Sunday @ 2pm – Panel on the future of denominations
This Labor Day Weekend near Portland, OR, I will be participating in the gathering known as Wild Goose West 2012 and I would love to see you there! I have never been to a Wild Goose, but have had a good number of friends who have attended the East Coast version that has been in existence for a few years, so I am excited to finally be able to make it.
In addition to this thoughtful reflection from Katie Mulligan, here is some info from the official site:
We are a community creating a festival at the intersection of justice, spirituality and art. The first festival took place in June 2011; the next one is August 31-September 2. We take inspiration from many places, such as Greenbelt, Burning Man, the Iona Community, SXSW, and others. The festival is open to everyone; we don't censor what can be said; we invite respectful – but fearless – conversation and action for the common good.
The Wild Goose is a Celtic spirituality metaphor that evokes unpredictability, beauty, and grace. The festival resonates with this image because we recognize that in the current climate of religious and political division and lack of civility, embracing the creative and open nature of our faith is perhaps our greatest asset for re-building and strengthening our relationships with each other, with our enemies, with our stories, our questions, and the other. In that spirit, in an informal setting, and in the context of creative and respectful relationships, we invite you to imagine a new world with us.
1 . . . If you have ever wanted to meet these other people that I have talked about in my blogs, tweets and instagram pics, this will be the first event in a long time where my whole family (spouse and three daughters) plus my mom and step-dad will be at the same event. They are all much more fun than I and if you want to play a little Settlers of Catan, we are so game!
Second . . . there are some awesome folks lined up to speak, sing and create, so there will be plenty to feed your soul. I'm speaking as well, but please do not let that deter you from coming because you can also listen to and interact with yahoo's such as: Dervish D'Light, Nadia Bolz-Weber, No Kind Of Rider, Rachel Evans, Yvette Flunder, Brian McLaren,Fr. Richard Rohr, Alexia Salvatierra, Richard Twiss, Sara Fischer, Susan Leo David, Leslie Melissa, Marley Bonnichsen, Kurt Neilson, Brittany Ouchida, Kerlin Richter, Maria-Jose "Cote" Soerens, Diane Syrcle, Menomena, Linda Hornbuckle, Obo Addy, Josh Garrels, Gungor, Aaron Strumpel, Blacque Butterfly, Randy Woodley, Shelley Short, Lauren Steele, Mike McGonigal, Beyondadoubt, Speaker Minds, Ryan Sollee, When The Broken Bow, Hannah Glavor, Great Wilderness, Kat Jones, Kelli Schaefer, Agents Of Future, and . . .
AND C . . . There is a serious rumor going around that my mom and step-father will be cooking up some chicken adobo, so you will NOT want to miss your chance to experience this yummy Filipino cuisine.
If you do decide to go, the good folks at Wildgoose have set up a special 15% off promo code, so when you register, use "WILDBRC" (all caps) on the Wild Goose Ticket Website and click on the reddish "Enter Promotion Code" link. The code expires at midnight on August 15th.
To keep up with Wild Goose West announcements on the interwebs:
- Wild Goose Website
- Wild Goose Blog
- Wild Goose West Facebook Event
- Wild Goose Facebook Page
- Wild Goose on Twitter
Hope to see you then, but if you can't go, I'll be tweeting and instagramming (sp?) all the while!


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Democrats to meet Sunday; Republicans to meet Feb. 9
When Republicans in the Eighth Congressional District meet to choose their nominee to fill the vacant seat left by U.S. Rep. Jo Ann Emerson, GOP representatives from Phelps County are expected to cast 7 percent of the votes.
That is according to Pam Grow, secretary, and Bob May, chair of the Phelps County Republican Central Committee.
Under Missouri law, Republican and Democratic party committees nominate candidates for a special election when vacancies occur in Congress.
Most of the focus has been on the potential GOP nominee because the district's voters have tended to favor Republicans.
Among the approximate 13 Republicans who have expressed interest in the seat are Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder; former state treasurer Sarah Steelman, of Rolla; Lloyd Smith, executive director of the Missouri Republican Party; Rep. Jason Smith (R-Salem); and former U.S. Rep. Wendell Bailey.
The congressional district committee for each party is composed of the chair and vice chair of each county committee, plus the committee chair and vice chair of each Missouri House district that is at least partially within the U.S. House District.
Because Republican officers were not elected in late August for every county committee and Missouri House district committee, there will be about 28 county and 22 House district committees that will pick a GOP nominee.
With the chair and vice chair of each committee voting, this means about 100 votes will be cast for the Republican nominee.
It is possible that some members of a congressional district committee could vote twice — once as a representative of a county committee and again as a representative of a state legislative district committee.
May said that is not the case in Phelps County. Neither the chair nor vice chair of the Phelps County committee is a chair or vice chair of the House district committee.
There are four House districts that fall in all of or parts of Phelps County — the 62nd, 120th, 121st, 142nd. However, some members of House district committees live outside of Phelps County.
According to Grow and May, there are seven members who are Phelps County residents. With 100 votes expected to choose the GOP nominee and seven of those from Phelps County, that translates to a 7 percent influence on picking the nominee.
Eddy Justice, of Butler County, chair of the Eighth District Republican committee, has called a nomination meeting for Saturday, Feb. 9, in Van Buren. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. and the public and press are welcome to attend.
Members of the Eighth District Democratic committee are scheduled to meet this Sunday, Jan. 27, at 4 p.m. in Poplar Bluff to possibly choose their nominee. This meeting is not open to the public or media.
Democratic nominees hoping to replace Emerson are expected to attend. According to Mike Masterson, a member of the Democratic Eighth Congressional District committee, the tentative candidates are Barry Aycock, of Parma; state Rep. Linda Black (D-St. Francois); and Todd Mahn, of Festus.
According to Phelps County Democratic Central Committee Chair Paul Long, both he and Vice Chairman Carol K. Bennett plan to attend. He said neither he nor Bennett chair a House district committee that fall in parts of or all of Phelps County. He was unsure how many of the House district committee members live in Phelps County.
Once nominees are selected by the two party committees, voters will choose between them in the Tuesday, June 4, election.
Independent candidates must submit their petitions by the midway point of between when the election is called and when it actually is held. Local election authorities then have at least 10 days but no more than 40 days to process those independent candidate petitions.


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The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series descends on Talladega Superspeedway for the 10th race of the 2013 season, the Good Aaron's 499. This race at 'Dega promises to be one of the wildest races of this season. Brian Brown took a look at past performances, season trends, and spoke with NASCAR contacts to predict how the field should finish on Sunday.
When: Sunday, May 5, 2013; 1:19 p.m./et.
Weather: Partly cloudy with a high around 70; wind out of the NNW at 7 mph. There is a 20 percent chance of precipitation.
The Track: Talladega Superspeedway
Talladega Superspeedway is a 2.66 tri-oval. It has steep 33 degree banking in the turns and 18 degree banking on the straight-aways. The banking allows the cars to run at intense speeds. As a result of these speeds NASCAR has made 'Dega a restrictor plate track. This means all cars entered in the race must use the restrictor plates on their engines to limit air-intake and thus reduce horsepower. Winning in a restrictor plate race takes often as much or even more luck than skill. The driver that gets the right push at the right time can come from outside the top 10 into first place on the final lap of the race. Additionally, NASCAR has continued to ban the "Talladega-Two-Step" after past boring races.
Key to Race: AVOID THE BIG WRECK
As is the case with most restrictor plate races the field will become bunched up in two-wide groups. These packs cruise around the track just inches away from each other. It takes just one car to have a flat tire or lose control to cause a massive accident. If a driver can get lucky and stay away from the inevitable big crash they have a great chance to finish inside the top 20. In fantasy leagues a race like this is very difficult to predict. As a result we suggest those of you in leagues that allow you to only pick a certain driver an allotted amount of times per year to select a team made-up of guys that you normally wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole. Drivers like Trevor Bayne and David Gilliland often can be just as dangerous in a restrictor plate race as the usual superstars like Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards.
Qualifying Procedures:
45 cars will attempt to qualify for 43 spots.
Fantasy Cheat Sheet:
Top 5
No. 2 Brad Keselowski: Keselowski used his front bumper to win the 2008 spring race at 'Dega then won again last spring. He has the aggressive style to win again this weekend.
No. 29 Kevin Harvick: Harvick has been excellent in four of the last six races at 'Dega. He won the 2010 spring race, finished second in the fall and took fifth in spring of 2011. He is one of our top picks this weekend.
No. 20 Matt Kenseth: Kenseth won at 'Dega last fall and ran great in the spring. Look for him to be strong again this weekend.
No. 48 Jimmie Johnson: Johnson won the 2010 spring race at 'Dega and he will be a good-shoe this weekend.
No. 24 Jeff Gordon: Gordon has six career wins at Talladega. He could be showered by beer cans again this weekend.
6 to 10
No. 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr.: After finishing no worse than second in seven-straight 'Dega races Junior has cracked the top 10 just five times in the past 16 races at the track. He will need lots of luck on Sunday to regain his "King of Talladega" nickname.
No. 14 Tony Stewart: Stewart won the 2008 fall race at Talladega and is itching for another win at the track. He will push the limits.
No. 31 Jeff Burton: Burton has cracked the top 12 in seven of the last 10 trips to Alabama. This is the weekend to use Mr. Burton.
No. 15 Clint Bowyer: Bowyer has been awesome in four of the past five races at 'Dega. We like his chances on Sunday.
No. 56 Martin Truex Jr.: Truex Jr. had great cars in nine of the past 13 races at Talladega. He is a high risk/high reward pick this weekend.
11 to 20
No. 11 Denny Hamlin: Hamlin will start Sunday's race, but be replaced behind the wheel by Brian Vickers at the first caution. He isn't worth using.
No. 5 Kasey Kahne: Kahne drove great at 'Dega the past three trips to the track. We like his chances to be fast again this weekend.
No. 22 Joey Logano: Logano has impressed everyone in his first few trips to Talladega. It won't surprise us if he finishes inside the top 10 on Sunday.
No. 18 Kyle Busch: Rowdy has averaged just a 22nd place finish at Talladega during his career. He has won at the speedway, but we expect he won't have enough patience to take the checkers this weekend.
No. 16 Greg Biffle: Biffle's success at Talladega has been limited. In 20 career Cup starts at the track he has just six finishes better than 13th. His lack of success makes him a bit of a risky pick.
No. 99 Carl Edwards: Edwards has led just 25 laps in 17 career starts at Talladega, there are better weekends to use Cousin Carl.
No. 1 Jamie McMurray: McMurray snuck a win at Talladega during the November 2009 race and won at Daytona last year. He has become a force in all restrictor plate races.
No. 78 Kurt Busch: Busch has cracked the top 10 in nine his last 16 starts at Talladega. He is a good option on Sunday.
No. 42 Juan Pablo Montoya: Montoya has had quality finishes at 'Dega in the past and could surprise this trip to the track.
No. 27 Paul Menard: Menard has run strong in seven of the past 10 'Dega races. He is a great sleeper pick this weekend.
21 to 30
No. 39 Ryan Newman: Newman has run well in five of the last 12 Talladega races. He has the ability to run in the front and is an okay pick this weekend.
No. 43 Aric Almirola: Almirola should be fast enough to get the Famous 43 into the top 30.
No. 10 Danica Patrick: Danica was decent at Daytona this year and could crack the top 15 with a push at the right time.
No. 34 David Ragan: Ragan has been better than average at Talladega during his career. He will likely hang back and hope to pick the correct draft on the late laps. This is the best strategy to use at 'Dega and it could result in another top 10 finish for the No. 34.
No. 17 Ricky Stenhouse Jr.: Stenhouse will earn his yellow stripe this weekend.
No. 34 David Gilliland: Gilliland is always fast on restrictor plate tracks. He is worth taking a look at.
No. 9 Marcos Ambrose: Ambrose impressed with a fourth place finish at Talladega in 2009, but he hasn't done much since.
No. 13 Casey Mears: Mears has averaged a 21st place finish at Talladega the past seven years. He should crack the top 30.
No. 21 Trevor Bayne: You can't forget the 2011 Daytona 500 champ. We expect he won't handle this swing at restrictor plate racing so flawlessly, but he is still worth taking a gamble on.
No. 32 Terry Labonte: Texas Terry has years and years and years of experience at 'Dega. He isn't a terrible pick.
Field Fillers
No. 47 Bobby Labonte
No. 55 Michael Waltrip
No. 83 David Reutimann
No. 51 Regan Smith
No. 93 Travis Kvapil
No. 81 Elliott Sadler
No. 87 Joe Nemechek
No. 7 Dave Blaney
No. 19 Mike Bliss
No. 95 Scott Speed
No. 36 J.J. Yeley
No. 35 Josh Wise
No. 98 Michael McDowell
No. 33 Landon Cassill
My Yahoo! Fantasy NASCAR Team for this Week:
A. Brad Keselowski
B. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
B. Martin Truex Jr.
C. David Ragan


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The guy's name is Rotwang. He used to work for Barnaby's parents. After Barbaby's parents died he took their robotics research further eventually creating Cis. He is a bit of a mad scientist that he input Heroes data in Cis. She malfunctioned and saw any hero imagery she was programed with as targets.
It was Jake that killed Barnaby's parents. This time we may have gotten a motivation for killing them. Androids are dual-use technology it can be used benevolently or as weapons.
Being a Next supremacist Jake saw advance androids as a potential competition that has to be snuffed at the bud. Barnaby's parents may have achieved a breakthrough not mentioned yet, probably AI.
Also as a mind reader Androids puts Jake at a disadvantage being not human.
As for Kotetsu as far as we know from Bob it isn't fatal just the condition will result to permanent loss of powers.
|2011-07-11, 02:58
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I mean I thought that Ouroboros arc was finally over & Jake is finally sent it back to hell? I thought to me that the NEXT arc is all about the Heroes where they finally moves on to the new life & new saga after 10 months of Ouroboros incident & the last boss is Lunatic?
Could possibly that maybe Jake was worked with Rotwang & put him up to this (Killing Barnaby's parent's of course)? I hope the next episode will be reveal everything more about this & so is Lunatic's true face.
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|2011-07-11, 03:53
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to me that I thought it was finally over. Jake Martinez has finally dead & gone through hell & Kriem has nowhere to be seen (After we've seen that she fell into the helicopter but it's uncleared whether she's dead).
Burn In Hell, Jake Martinez.
Burn In Hell.
Now it's take place 10 months later & it's time to move on into a new story. I mean I wonder what's NEXT for Tiger & Bunny? Great, this is just getting me on my nerves.
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|2011-07-11, 20:15
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Alright, finally dropping into this thread. This show is so fun. The characters are all loveable in their own way. I think Rock Bison is more in the background than Origami Cyclone
Ep 15 - Ah, unsuspecting Sky High. those whirring noises should have tipped you off! Cis was even voiced by Dorothy! She sort of looked like a terminator + Metropolis android.
- Rotwang is also the name of the creator of the machine in Metropolis
- The orange glow - Because Jake had the orange glow, I also assumed this was part of having a second power. Maybe Tiger will "lose" his power for a while, then regain it, along with some new power (probably at the climax of the final battle).
This is one of the few shows where I actually watch the next episode preview, since there is more story after the credits (*skipped over*) and so I can hear the characters reveal some quirk about themselves and to hear them say the episode title in english
|2011-07-11, 21:35
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I wonder how did that bastard Jake Martinez received his NEXT power in the 1st place. He shouldn't be released during the prison scene. He should be dead by then.
And this element is kinda more like Mobile Suit Gundam 00 where Ali Al sachez (Voiced by the same VA, Keiji Fujiwara) murdered Lockon's family. leaving only his brother, Lyle (Which he take over his spot in Season 2).
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|2011-07-12, 01:35
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Home of Silent Prayer
Btw, I don't think I've seen this mentioned before, but the scientist Rotwang's name may be a reference to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotwang from Metropolis. In it, he's also a scientist who builds a robot in the shape of a woman. Also, despite in German his name means red-cheeked (rot = red, wang(e) = cheek) here it's his nose that's red like Rudolph.
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its Ghost Madoka time!!!
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: you know that's a great question.....
And now for a pillow that will make the fangirls very happy. xDDD (suppose I should put a NSFW warning on it although I'm pretty sure everyone here knows exactly what kind of pillow I'm talking about in the first place)
|2011-07-12, 23:53
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So what's gonna happen to Kotetsu next episode? We've seen that he fell from the top of the building after his power fades out. Could this be the end of Wild Tiger?
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They don't know the specific of NEXT, how they gain their power, how they lose it etc.
Only that they suddenly appeared 40 years ago.
And Sternbuild as stated in the serie, Doe not have a Death Penalty, which is why Lunatic was a suprise "hero" for the people of Sternbuild.
1. As there isn't enough information, only that SOME next before they lose their power, suddenly gained a power-up. But then there's Jake with dual power and orange glow, which Tiger is now getting too.
So there's only really 2 possibility. He lose his power, or he get a power up.
2. Actually there could be a very simple reason, their research into Android, looking at Cis as the "complete" model, Jake or Uroboros, can see that the ANdroid as a threat to their NEXT world order.
In Jake's case, Android that he can't read the mind, have insane mobility, durability and strength. So get rid of it's "Creator" before it's made.
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Barnaby saw the killer had the oroboros sign on his hand, however Jake was never spotted with it on his hands (in prison his hands were not covered). The killer is still out there, the murder of Bunny's parents goes deeper than it seems to go; simply having Jake do it for no reason at all to me is very cheap XD
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seeing Jim's pool now make me want to go to Jim's place and go swimming lol. Again really great pictures i love the one of Jim wear he has a gun and is sitting on the couch.
Jim looks SOOO CUTE awww and his hair and his BEAUTIFUL face <3
I'm in LOVE with him and I Feel Fine
Good pics, cotton! I've seen a few of them but not those that you had!
Schmoyoho-oh-oh-oh accent on the YO!
YW Mystic
I keep forgetting to post these
Anybody want to take a guess as to what Jim is smoking in this pic that was taken around the time ILYPM was being made?
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WOAH!!!! Jim playing the guitar NAKED!! HA I play guitar but NOT naked Jim THAT IS SEXY HOT!!!
but dont people say never post pictures of you naked ?
I wonder why he was smokin that weed? Probably just for fun. On the set or something smokin for recreational purposes. Someone tweet him and ask him about it. I'm curious about his smoking habits, I thought he didn't smoke, let alone weed. I'm hoping that was just for fun that time.
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AC Milan trainer Massimiliano Allegri believes striker Mario Balotelli can become the new Zlatan Ibrahimovic for the club.
The Swede left the Rossoneri to embark on a new adventure with Paris Saint-Germain last summer, but not before firing the team to a Scudetto triumph in 2011.
And Allegri has backed Balotelli to eventually match the exploits of his predeccessor, citing his professionalism after he turned down the chance to fly to New York to be presented with a Time magazine award.
"Balotelli has the potential to become what Ibra was for us in the past," the 45-year-old told reporters on the eve of his side's clash with Juventus.
"It was Mario's choice [to remain in Italy] and I think it shows his professionalism. He thought it important to stay here and train ahead of the match against Catania.
"He's a target for the media and whatever he does creates news. But so far, you can't say anything about him."
Meanwhile, with Ibrahimovic reportedly considering a return to Serie A in the near future, Allegri ruled his side out of making a bid, though, he declared an admiration for his former player.
"He's an extraordinary player and was fundamental for our title win," he concluded.
"Who wouldn't want him? But given the money he's on, I doubt he'll come back to Italy."
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|OUMNH Number:
|Name and quarry location:
|most probably granito nero, from between Aswan and Shellal District, Nile Valley, Egypt
|Geological description:
|Biotite granodiorite; probably a variety of the Aswan granodiorite from the Precambrian basement rocks.
|This stone is most probably Harrell's variety 'b' of the Aswan granites and granodiorites described on his website. It is also known as diorite Egiziano and is found in a number of localities between Aswan and the Shellal district.
|Borghini (1997) 224; Corsi (1845) 210-211, 215-216; Harrell (2010a); Lazzarini (2002c) 229; Mielsch (1985) 67; Price (2007) 234
|Further information:
|Corsi's classification:
|Class 16. Granites; i. Antique granite
|Corsi's text:
|204.2 Granito antico. Marmor Syenite. Marmo Sienite... [trovata] presso la città di Siene sul confine fra Egitto, e l'Etiopia... Pyrrhopoecilon... Psaronion...Aethiopicum perchè... era Siene sul confine dell' Etiopia.


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America's Best Idea: Celebrating The National Parks
If you're lucky enough to visit one or more of our National Parks this year, here are a few things that might make your trip more pleasant and help preserve your amazing memories...
- The National Parks Journals are kind of like what I was attempting with my San Francisco Welcome/Survival Kit (a handy kit full of maps and notes with room to write), only classier and leather bound.
- If you collect patches from the National Parks, Apartment Therapy readers have some great ideas for saving and displaying patches. I especially like the suggestions to sew each patch to a square of a quilt, sew them to triangles of fabric to make pennants/bunting, display them in shadowboxes, and put them under glass for a cool desktop. Check out Hubpages for more ideas for patches.
- Ello There's adorably official National Parks Wilderness Explorer patch would make an excellent addition to your collection — especially if you're too busy exploring to stop at the gift shop!
- Ello There also makes the National Parks Checklist Map that I shared here last 4th of July, which I'd love to have for our family. There are a few we could check off with adorable tree stickers, but maybe it would inspire us to hit the road and start hiking!
- Oh, how I long to own one of Pendleton's National Park blankets, featured on Apartment Therapy back in 2011. The newest one, honoring The Badlands, is particularly nice. I would definitely have to hit some National Parks before buying a blanket or I'd feel like a poseur..
- Don't drive yourself crazy attempting to get the perfect shot that captures the wild majesty of the National Parks: Ansel Adams has already done all the (literal) heavy lifting for you. His book, In The National Parks, has over 200 gorgeous black and white photos, as well as quotes from Adams and essays by environmentalists.
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carolina watchman semi weekly vol xix salisbury x (;., may !), 1861 number i j j bruner editor and proprietor terms | - ugle copy s un kive enpi , fis.oo 15.0(1 ' ibs exceeding ten in the same pru ion 1.50 eaeli i'ayineii al\\a\s in niee message of i'roiiloul j ter miii davis lieiiu a ni tin < stnyrtss . li i my pleasing duty to announce lo you tllh < lollstitutlotl tfatiieil i i ihe eslali iit of a pi t nianeiii government lot the ' i.-i.iie states has been ratified i i on cntinns in each of these to which it was re i 1 to inaugurate the got eminent in it proportions and upon its own substantial i the popular w ill it only remain thai ions should in hei i for mm tlcsignation ■iiii t is io adtuiuister it there is every reason to believe thai al uo m other status identified in politi . i pi iuciplestttid <-, ni 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 \- ni interests with liiose which ynu repi eseut will join this con ■n-i : gti ing to its typical constellation ii reused splendor to its government of free tl and sovereign states a wider sphere ol uselulness in<l to the friends of constitution al liberty a greater security for its harm mi i imi perpetual existence it was not however u the purpose of m this announuement that 1 hav e det i i i tny duty to convoke ynu at an euilit-i la than that fixed by yourselves lot youi ug fhu declaration ol war made agaiusl . i iiiftleiaiy l.y ai.iah.'iu liuoolll lie ni ol the united states in ins lyoola ni isfuied on ilm futeenih ijay of the pre lit llltllltll il'lliltietl it iteeess.nv ill ii l \' merit that you shoiil.l eotivefiv at the est practicable moment to tlevise tbe i rei necessary for the deft-nce of the l ry . t e occasion is in lee 1 an extraordinary it justifies me in a brief review of the ! . ions heretotbre existing between us ami suites which now unite iu warfare against .. , ': in a succinct statement ol the eveuls ii have resulted iu this w.-itl.-iie ; t tbe that mankind may pass intelligent ami initial judgment on its motives uul ob during the war waged against great brit y her colonies on tins continent a oom ilnnger itnpelk'd lliem ton close alliance the formation i t a < onfedetittion bv mis of which the colonies stvlmc th m ..■- slates em ie " ssoeritlly into a firm j une of friendship with each other for their lal ami general welfare binding them iws to assist eaeb other against all force of .. red to or attacks made upon thein on ac mn nt religion sovereignty trade or any ifiier preteuoe whatever in order to guard against any nisoonstruc on ol their contract tbe several states made . iieit declaration iti a distinct article that • fl state dlntns it sovereignty freedom .■; ! independence and every power jurisdic and right which is not by tin confed • ration expressly delegated to the united states :. congress assembled under this contract of alliance the war ol ilm devolution was successfully waged and ' res ilted in a treaty of peace with great brit ain in 1783 by the terms of which the sev • ti states were each by mime recognized t lepeudent the articles of confederation contaiuetl a clause whereby till alterations were prohibit unless conflrnied by the legislature id ./ state after being agreed to by tbecon ■-- : and in obedience to this provision un file resolution of congress ol ihe nt lary 1 7 "^ 7 . the several states appointed cgates who attended a convention for tob imi express purpose of revising llie ■- uf confederation ami reporting to ._■'■-- ami the several legislatures such alterations and provisions therein as sliu.il when agreed loin congress usd confirmed states render the fedeial constitution uie to the exigencies of goi'ernment and . se latum nt the union i wa by the delegates chosen by the se ( "• ii states nn ler the resolution just quoted i the constitution of the united state v.is framed in 1787 and submitfed to the « tl states for ratification as shewn by • 7th article which is in these words " the ratification ol the voiioentum id nine - v shall hall be snllieieut in the cstali ■i"iu oi this coustitutiou i;ki\vki:n tht slules sn ratifying the same i liave ii.-ihijise.l certain words in the quo i ii nst made ibr the purpose ol atiia.'i iteutiou to in siugutar and marked eait witli which the states endeavored in ' " y possible form to exclude the hiea that eparate ami independent sovereignty ol stat was merged into one common inment and nation : and tbe earnest de ,■;. evinced to impresson the constitu ■its line i hiita.'li.i that of a cuihpucl bk h.n independent stales i'he constitution of 1787 having however ted the clause already recited torn the uclea of confederation which provided in m licit terms that each state retained its ignty and indepeudeiioi some alarm was i the states when invited tn ratify the titution lest this omission should be co i into an abandonment ol their cherlsh ' pie and they refused to be satisfied amendments were added to the const i ' i placing beyond any pretence ol ilmibt j '•"' "'-' i tin ii bj lie tai.-s i all i.ic*f su vcreignt rights aud pow ,- \ m t vxim delegated to tl i nitcd slat by il i on sti tut ion strabgo in in 1 inum it appear to tin im partial i urver but i . ,, ,,,,. tbe it - -■true ilt.it all lin c'li'i'liiilv i clans prov i unavailing to t.-vi-nt iho t'm and growth in li northern stat nf ,., political i in i wind s iienilstfrmly claimed tlmt the gn vpiimioiil thus li.itnni u,,v not a compacl between states bill wan m 11 1 ., national 1 uvornmeiu pi up /'..,", b nd ..,•..• 1 1 , . * _-* t . , t . • - an i nii.batii.il croated b the statea lo i -"'' ll iilcwiug8«l liberty and independence i n*i foreign n m has i n gmdua ' . i i *■■' ted into .. in o line h ii tot n uontrol in llieir til mn st i ■lllll lis in ,;,;, lure lias inch exalted a'l.ivc its irniiiits tbe principal llbvc i ti luaiie - 1 1 1 .. 1 1 . 1 1 1 u t . • i tin in t,t ftp i..intcii hy themselves thi 1 | pie nl tin southern stales whose alinosi exclusive occupation wa agriculture t-arly perceived n lendcm j in th northern state '<' rendei the common government ii'.-i i a hi i . ih.ii w ii pm poses by impu iii inn lh.it mi r..||i i nt i re i i i il i ite 1 1 iii ',, ttieii manufacturing nnd shi|)piug interests i ui ran i angry controversy grew outul host ni tempts often successful to benefit one titui t,i iln i-iiiinti \ ii the expense ol iin oth er ami lhe danger of disruption arising from this can \\ .,. enhanced l tl fuel llllil the northern population whs increasing by un migrafion find other en uses iu n greater rain than llie population ol the south by <!,• ii ns tbe northern states gained prepon derance in the national congress -. if-ii ter ' ' taught their people to \ ield ready assent to any ilausible advocacy of their righl .. a iiiiii it us ingovern the minority without con trol : th ■)■it nn 1 to listen \\ ith iinpaiii'iii'o in ihe suggestion of any constitutional impnd nit'iit in the exercise nl their \\ ill ; an i , utterly have an principles ol tbe constitution been corrupted in the northern mind thai in the inaugural address dfliven.fi by president lincoln in march last be asserts ts inn axiom which ho plainly deems to be undeniable that the theory of the constitution requires that u all cases the majority shall govern : antl in another memorable instance the stun chief magistrate did nol hesitate to liken the rela tions between a state nnd the united states t those which exist between a country uud the state ill \. hi.il it is situated ni,i by » ii ii n wa created this is the lamentable and fundamental error on which rests the policy that bui culminated in hjad-iolaration of war against these confederate states i n a.|.|i ; ii !.. i he long continued and 1 i seated resentment t.'lt by tbe southern states at the persistent abuse of the powers they bad delegated to the congress for the pur pose of enriching the manufacteringand ship ping classes of the north al the expense of the south there has existed for nearly half a century another subject t discord involving interest >.! such transcendent magnitude as at all time tn create the apprehension in the iitituls of many devoted lovers of the union that its permanence was impossible when the several states delegated certain powers tn the united states congress a large pi.rtitiii of the laboring population consisted of african slaves imported into the colonies by the mother country in twelve nut ofthe thirteen stases negro slavery existed and the right of property was recognized in the con stitution ami provision was made n gains its loss by llie escape of tbe slave tbe increase in the number ol slaves by further importa tion from africa was also secured by a clause forbidding congress t prohibit the slave trade anterior to a certain date and iu uo clause can there be lomid any delegation of power tn tin congress authorizing it in any manner to legislate to tbe prejudice detriment or discouragement ot il wners l that spe cies ot property or excluding it from the pro tection nt the govei ntnent thu climate and soil ofthe northern states soon proved iinpropitious io the continuance of slave labor whilst the converse was the case at the smith under the unrestricted free intercourse between the two sections tin northern state consulted their own tn ti-t'.-i i.v selling their slaves to lhe south aud prohibiting slavery within iheir limits the south were willing purchaser of a property suitable tn their wants aud paid the price ol tbe acquisition without harboring a suspicion that their uniel possession was to be disturb ed by those who were inhibited n-.t only by wani of constitutional authority but by good faith ii vendors from disquieting a title ema nating li.'iu themselves a won however as the northern stales unit prohibited african slavery within their limits bad readied ;* number snuicicnt togive llieir representatives a uotitiolilig voioe in ihe congress i persisteul ami organized system nl hostile measures against the rights of the owners i slaves in the southern statea was inaugurated and gradually extended a eon tiiiiiniis i-erien ol meaaures was devised and prosecutei i for the purpose ol rendering inse cure tiie tenure of property in slaves lanati cal organizations supplied with money by voluntary subscriptions were assiduously en gaged iu exciting umuugst tbe slaves a spirit ul discontent and revolt means were fur nished for their escape from their owners aud agents secretly employed t eutico them io abscond the constitutional provision tor their rendition to their owners was iirst evaded 1 1 1 « - 1 1 openly denounced as a vio lation nl eon-i-ieiuioiis obligation and religious duty men were taught it was a merit to elude disobey and violently oppose the exe cution of the taws enacted t secure the per formance of the promise contained in the constitutional compact owners of slaves w.-ro mobbed ftn ,| ,.,,.,, ,,,, l ,],.,,., t ", ,,,"." day solely for applying to a magistrate for the arrest ,,| " i |. iv ". l . ( , fl n . th.-e v limitary organizations soon obtained ••'," 1 "" 1 ol 1 "' legi ifttures ol many r ihe northern states and laws w ,.,,. |, t ".,| ,",, vidlng for the punl hmenl by rnmons lines and long continued impi isonmenf in mils and : penitentiaries of citinens ol ihe southern state who should dare to rtslt aid t the fli cers ol the law for the recovery of tht li pro perty emboldened by success the theatre i tation and a ■■re againsi the clearly ex pressed constitutional rights ol the southern t.ii was transferred to he congress sen ator and reprt sentatives were tent to the common oonncils . i the riation whose chlrl tl in this distinction com isted in the di 1 plft.y i>fn piiii of ultra fanaticism aud wl | husine was noi " to ] note thu general \ welfare or ensure dome tic tranquility ," bui i in awakon the bitteresl hatred ugninsl the let state by \ ioli nl denni ' i iheii institutions the transact of public affairs was impeded by repei leftorti j to usurp powers imt delegar'ed l.y the i ' siitutton for ihe purpose ol impaiving the se entity ol propci ty in slaven and redueinji ; those stales w i ,;. ].,.|,| | ttv , ,,, a ,. ,,,, i ,,,,,, t ol infc i \ finally a greal party was irganiwdforthe purpose of obtaining the administration ol the govern ni with the avowed ol ■cl using its power for the total exclusion of the slave state from all pa i m.ip.itioii in uie ben efits of the public domain acquired by all the states in common whether by conquest or t purchase j or surrounding ihem entirely by states in which slavery sboi d be prohibited thus rendering tho prope ty in slaves so insecure as to be comparatively worthless and thereby annihilating in effect property worth thousands ol millions of dollars ' this pai iv inn ot ii/ed succeeded in the month ■.' v iiihei last in the election fl its can didate liir the presidency ol the u states in the meantime tinder the mild and gen ial donate of the southern states aud tho increasing care and attention for the well be ing aud comfort ol the laboring class dicta ted alike by interest ami humanity the afri can slaves had augmented in number from about 600,(100 al ihe date ol the adoption of the constitutional compact to upwards ..( 4,(x)0,000 in moral and social condition they have i n elevated from brutal savages into docile intelligent and civilized agricul tural laborers and supplied not only with bo i • ■■•: ' . imt \\ ith i;,'i'iil religious iu i ition i nder the supervision of a superior race their laboi had been - i directed as not only i to allow a gradual and marked amelioration ol their own condition but to convert hundreds nt thousands nl square miles i i ; wilder ne.-s into cultivated land covered with a prosperous people towns and cities had | sprung into existence and had rapidly increas ed in wealth and population niuiei the social system of the smith ; the white population ol the southern slaveholding states had aug mented from about 1,250,000 at the date ol the adoption i the constitution t more than s,o00,000 in i860 and the productions nf the smith in cotton rice sugar anil tobac co for the development and continuance of which the labor or american slaves was and is indispensable had swollen to an amount which formed nearly throe-fourths ol the exports ol the whole united states and be come absolutely necessary to the wants ol civilised men with interests of such overwhelming mag nitude imperilled the people of lhe southern states were driven by the conduct f the north to the adnpt inn of some cm use of ac tion tn avert the danger with which tiiey were openly menaced with this view the legislatures of the several states invited the people tn select delegates to conventions to be held for the purpose t<f determining for themselves what measure were besl adopted to meet sn alarming a crisis in their history i ere it may be proper t observe thai from a period as early as 1798 there had existed m .(// n the states nf the nion a partv al ninst uninterruptedly in the majority based upon the creed that each state was in the last resort tbe sole judge as well of its wrongs as of the mode and measure of redress in deed it is obvious that under the law of na tions this principle is an axiom as applied to the relations i independent sovereign states such as those which had united themselves under the constitutional compact the de mocratic party ofthe united states repealed in its successful canvass in lsmi the declara tion made in numerous pre*t iotis political con tests that it would faithfully a hide l,y anil uphold ilu principles laid down in tin ken tucky ami virginia resolutions ol 1798 and in the report of mr madison to the virginia legislature in 17'.i and ihat it adopts those principles as constituting one of the main foundations of its political creed 1 the principles thus emphatically announc ed embrace that to which i have already ad verted the right of each state to judge of ami redress the wrougsol which it complains these principles were maintained hy over whelming majorities of tho people of all the stales i the union at different elections es , pecially in the elections of mr jefferson in ' 1 jr mr madison in 1809 and mi pierce m 1852 in the exercise of 8 right so ancient 80 well established and so necessary for self preservation the people of the confederate states iii their conventions determined that the wrongs which they had sull red and the evils xv i t li which they were menaced required thai tbey should revoke the delegation of pow ef to the fed iliivellllnellt vshl.'ll the li.nl rntilieil in then iev ral conventions thev consequently passed mtlinotict • renurniiig all iheir rights ns sovereign nm independent statea and dissolved their connection with lhe other stilt of the i'lllntl having done this ihey pine i,.,l to rorm n new in nip nt amongst themselves i new articles of confederation which have been al so latiiiiil by the conventions tf the several states with an approach to unanimity far exceeding thai nf the ctin vent joint which adopted the constitution i 1 7-»7 thev have organised then new government in all its de partmenta the functions ol the executive lativo nnd judicial magistrates are per foi null in accordant a with the will ni the i pi ns di played nol merely in a cheerf.il ae,|i||e-eetiee bill iii 1 1 ie el 1 1 1 l'1-l.l^l le np|",it ol ihe govemmeni thus ta 1 li ; e by them elvt and hnl foi the interlcn.-nc ofthe < lo vernment of the unitetl status iu this legiti mate exercise ol the righl ol a people ol m-ii government peace happiness and prosperity wl im how smile nn nur intnl that peace in anletitly i|e-iie by this l vornmeni and pe pie has been manifested in cvitj \..- ible t'orm sear •.• had vou assein bled in february la-t when prior even to the inauguration ol the chief magistrate vou li.nl eleele.l ymi pilssctl i resolution espte.-s ive nl onr desire lor the appointment ol com missinners to be sent to the hi ernmetil of the 1 niti-il stat . " for the purpose ol nego tinting irieii.llv relations between that i . . >\- - ertiment and the confederate states of amer ica and for i e settlemenl of all questions of mien i .■.■; i r two < loverntnenis upon principles ol right justice equity nnd good faith it was my pleasure a well a tny duty to .■■. operate with you in this work ol peace in lee 1 in my address to ynu ou taking the oath nl ofliee anil bel receiving from yon the communication ol this resolution i had said as n necessity not n choice we have resorted to the remedy ol separation and henceforth onr energies imtsi !"■directed to the conduel ol our own affairs and the per petuity of lhe confederacy which we have formed ll a jusl perception of mutual inter est s|i a || jierinit n peaceably to puisne our separate nolitie.-tl career my most earnest de sire will have i n i milled li was in i'n i lance of these accordant views of the co 1:1 ih executive that 1 made choice i three discreet able ana dis tinguished citi/.i paired to wash ington a.de.l 1 1 \* their cordial co-operation and that ol lhe secretary of state every ef forl compatible with self-respect and the dig nity of the i onfederncy was exhausted before i allowed myself lo yield to the conviction that tin government ol the united states was determined to attempt the conquest ol this people and that our cherished hopes of peace were unattainable un the arrival l onr commissioners in washington on the oth match thev post poned tn the instigation ofa friendly interme diary doing more than giving informal m i ice of then tirrival this was done with a view tn afford time to the president who had just been inaugurated for the discharge of other pressing ollicial duties in the organi zation of his administration before encaging ins attention in the ohject of their mission - it was nol m ul ihe l'jth of the mouth that thev officially addressed the secretary l state informing him ofthe purpose of their arrival and stating in the language ol their instructions iheir wish •• to make to the gov ernment of the united states overtures for the opening ol negotiations assuring the oo vi rn tiniit ol the united slates that the pre sident congress and the peuple nf lhe c'nti i derate slates earnestly desire a peaceful so lution of these great ijncstiotis that it is nei ther their interest uur their wish to make any demand winch is not founded nn siiiet est justice nor do any act to injure their late confederates to this communication no formal reply was received until the . s ih ol april during the interval the commissioners had consented tn waive all questions n form wnb the firm resolve to i nv itt war if possible they went ii far even as to hold during thai long pe riod unofficial intercourse through an inter mediary whose high position and character inspired the hope l success and through wtiom ei instant assurance were received from the government of the united states ( i peace n i intentions : of the di termination to evacuate fort snmter and further that no measure changing the existing status preju dicially to the confederate states especially at fort pickens wtis in contemplation but tbat in lhe event i any change of intention on the subject notice would be given lo the commissioners the crooked paths nt diplo macy can scarcely furnish an example sn wanting in com lesy in candor and directness as was the course of the united states gov ernment towards our conimissiuiiei's in wash ington for proof o ihis 1 reler tu the an nexed documents mat k.d — taken in connec tion with further tacts which i now proceed tn relate : k.nlv in april lhe attention of the whole country as well as that of our commission ers was attracted to extraordinary prepara tions lor an extensive military and naval ex pedition in new york and other northern potts these preparations commenced in se crecy for ni expedition whose destination was concealed only became known when nearly completed and on the 5th 6th and 7th april transports and vessels ol war with iroops munitions and military supplies sailed from northern potts bound southward — alarmed by sn extraordinary a demonstra tion the commissioners requested the tu-\t erv nt an answer to their offioial coromuti tion of the 1 2 lli mm iii ami thereupon t ■lived mi the sth april a reply dated mi tl , it li of the previous month from which appear that during the wlmle inlerval wlul the commitsioncn were receiving amttrane calculated to inspire hope of the success il it mission the secretary of state and ihe president nl the united state had doti mi ned to hold no intercourse with thein wl ever ; tn felll c e cli in ll tell t,l hiiv pi 1 sals thev bad to make and had profited i tin delay created hy their own assuram in order to prepare secretly the tiieansforcl.ee nve hostile operations thai those assurances were given ha i.e •> virtually confessed by the govorntpenl ol i ■l nited states by its sending a tnesscngei to charleston to give notice t<f its purpose to use force if opposed in its intention of su - plying port sumter no more striking pn nl theah-ii.ee oi good faith 111 the oooduci ol the t lovernmenl of the i fnited states i wards the confederacy can bo required that i contained in the circumstances which a • ' ipanied tha notice according to the o a l course i if navigation the vessels compos the expedition designed for the relief of f i sumter might be expected to reach charl ton hurl ni on the oth nl april yel with o:n commissioners actually in washington i.'iiiied nmler assurances tbat notice slum i be given of any military movement the n tice vvas nol addressed to them bui a messen l-er was sent to charleston to five the ootid t.i the governoi ol south carolina and tin notice was so given nt a late hour on the pi i a | iril the eve of the very day on which tho licet might he expecled to arrive that the niaiiicuvre failed in its purpose vas not tht fault of those who contrived a heavy tempest delayed the arrival >.| i ■• expedition and gave time to the command v i it nur forces at charleston to ask and rece ve : the instructions ni this government even then under all the provocation incident i i the contemptuous refusal in listen toourconi missioners and the tortuous course ol l government or the united stales i was sin c.iely anxious to avoid the effusion of blood and directed a proposal to he made tn the commander of fort sumter who had avowed himself to he nearly out nf provisions that we would abstain from directing our fire on po snmter if he would promise nol to open i • on our forces unless firsl attacked thisp ■posal was refused and the conclusion was reached that the design of the 1 states waa to place the besieging forces at charleston het-iveeii the simultaneous fire of the fleet and the fort there remained therefore no al tentative but to direct that the fort should at nee be reduced this order was executed hy qen beaure gard with the skill and success which were naturally to be expected from the well known character of thatgallaut officer and although the bombardment lasted but 33 hours onr flat did not waveover its battered walls until after the appearance ofthe hostile fleet off char lestoi . fortunately not a life was lost on our side and we were gratified in being spared the necessity ofa useless effusion of blood by the prudent caution ol ihe officers who commanded the fleet in abstaining from the evidently fu tile dibit to enter the harbor for the relief 1 major anderson 1 refer to the report ol tiie secretary of war mil the papers which ac company it for further details of this brilliant a hair in this connection i cannot refrain from a well-deserved tribute to the noble state the eminent soldierly qualities of whose people were so conspicuously displayed in the port ol charleston for months they had been irri tated by the spectacle of a fort less held with in their principal harbor as a standing menace against their peace and independence built in part with llieir own money its custody con fided with their own consent in an agent who held no power over them nt bet than such as they imd themselves delegated for their own benefit intended to be used by that agent fortheirovt ■protection against foreign attack they saw t held with persist cut tenacity as a means of ol fence against them l.y the very government they had established for their protection they had beleagured it for months — felt ou tire confidence in their power to capture i vet yielded to the requirements ofdisciplini curbed their impatience submitted with complain to the unaccustomed hardships in burs and privations ofa protracted siege at ! when at length their patience vvas rewarded by the signal for attack and success had crowned their stead and gallant conduct even in the very moment of triumph — thi ) evinced a chivalrous retard for the reel in 2 ' r the brave hut unfortunate officer who ha i i ecu compelled to lower his flag all i manifestations of exultation were checked in his presence their commanding general with their cor dial approval and the consent of his graven ment refrained from imposing any terms would wound the sensibilities of the comn der of the fort lie was permitted to n ' l with the honors of war to salute his flag to j depart freely with ail his command and was e cried to the vessel in whii ii he waseiiihail i with the highest matk of respect from tho against whom his guns had been so re directed not only does every event cdtl ted with the siege reflect the highest horn south carolina but the forbearance ol people and of this government from makm any harsh use of a victory obtained uuder cumstances vi such peculiar provocation at to the fullest extent the absence of any pose beyond securing their own tranquility and the sincere desire to avoid the calan i nl war scarcely hud the president of the ul
Object Description
|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archivial image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 400 dpi. The original file size was
|J. J. Brunner Editor and Proprietor
|Date Digital
|J. J. Brunner
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|Project Subject
|State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive
|The May 9, 1861 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly and semi weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|J. J. Brunner Editor and Proprietor
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|J. J. Brunner
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive
|The May 9, 1861 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly and semi weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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BILL SAMPSON: More on a summertime trip down the Mississippi
I was sitting on my front porch having a glass of tea, too hot for coffee, and continuing to remember the trip I took down the Mississippi River in September of 1995. As I have said before, I was working as a financial consultant at the time. It was a pretty stressful job. I did love doing what I was doing but I was continually working under a great deal of stress.Having said that you can just imagine the relief I felt when we finally started our journey down the Arkansas River to the Mississippi. Did you know that, going down the Arkansas River and going through the various locks on the river that you actually do not enter the Mississippi River from the Arkansas River? As the Arkansas ends in a large delta area down by the Mississippi, you actually shift over to the White River for the last several miles and enter the Mississippi from the White River. One of the things that I learned while on this trip was that mankind is really pretty good. I must confess that listening to the news on a daily basis and watching the evening news casts and reading the newspapers, one can get a pretty bad feeling about people. I had developed a pretty negative attitude toward people based on the above media.An example of the type of people we met while on our journey down the river came on the last night spent on the Arkansas river before shifting over to the White River and going into the Mississippi River the next day.We had stopped at a small park on the river that was maintained by the state of Arkansas. They actually had a pretty decent dock at this park which made it really convenient. We needed to replenish our drinking water and we needed more ice for our ice chest that was built into the boat. We would get blocks of ice or just big bags of ice and that helped keep our food cold.When we had tied up for the night, we went into this park with plastic water jugs to fill for our drinking water. There was an older gentleman mowing the park who we went to so we could find out about water and ice. In visiting with him he told us that there were faucets for water throughout the park and that would be good for drinking.We told him that we also needed ice. He told us we could find ice at a corner grocery about a half mile down the road leading into the park. Then he looked at us and said, "Oh, you are the fellows in that boat aren't you!" When we told him that we were, he said for us to take his truck to go get the ice. We said we would pay him to take us and he told us that he didn't have time.So, we took his brand new Dodge Ram pickup that had about 4,000 miles on it and drove to the little store to get about 100 pounds of ice. The man did not know us from Adam's off ox but he trusted us to go get our ice and then return his pickup.It was a good start to our trip and one that began to help me regain my faith in mankind. 'Til next time, God bless.Bill Sampson, a retired financial consultant, lives in the Cameron area. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Man found dead in car in parking lot
Man found dead in car in parking lot
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa —
Police are investigating a suspicious death in Cedar Falls Thursday morning, the Waterloo Courier newspaper reported.
Police, paramedics and a hazmat crew were called to the condo complex in the 4600 block of Ashworth Drive. A passerby spotted an unresponsive man in a car, the Courier said.
Cedar Falls Police Chief Jeff Olson said the person was dead, and there were chemicals in the vehicle that were possibly hazardous.
The person's identity has not yet been released. The case remains under investigation.


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Thanks for coverage of state champs
To the editor:
I want to send my thanks and appreciation to columnist Ellayne Conyers and the Independent sports staff for their fine coverage of the 50th anniversary of the Minnesota State basketball champions.
It was and always will be one of the greatest memories of my lifetime and many other Marshallites who have reached the years of my lifetime.
In 1963, the population of Marshall was around 5,500 people, and for three weeks, the topic of discussion was mainly about an unrated bunch of hoopsters, that were a winning team of young men who set Marshall on the same community mindset that the little town of Edgerton had done in 1960.
It was the old eight team tournament of regions – big schools vs. small schools. Davids vs Goliaths.
The championship game ended with two small towns – Cloquet's Lumberjacks and our Marshall Tigers.
Minneapolis Tribune sportswriter Patrick Reusse called it the greatest Minnesota State high school championship game ever played.
It certainly qualifies as one of the top five.
I would be remiss if I also didn't say that head coach Glen Mattke, who was my neighbor, and coach George Korver were also two of the finest teachers who ever worked in the Marshall school system.
Marshall has been blessed with an abundance of super, giving, wonderful people in all phases of life.
That great team of 1962-63 has lost a few of the guys who have crossed over to the next life. Along with Coach Glen Mattke – Dave Markell, Brian Murphy and Dave Webb have passed on.
But with a celebration of all their lives, Marshall and all its citizens can forever enjoy a place in history, when the Marshall High School basketball boys team won the 1963 state championship.
I have a final "trivia question" on the 1962-63 champion Tigers. In the opening game of the season against the Tyler Danes, who scored the first two points, on the tip-off of the first game, on a break-away lay-up down the right side of the wonderful old MHS gym?
He's the same great Tiger athlete who scored the last two points in the championship season.
Again, many thanks to the Marshall Independent for its coverage of the 1963 Minnesota State basketball champions from southwest Minnesota.
P.S.: One of the finest teachers in Marshall school history, along with Coaches Glen Mattke and George Korver, was my favorite English teacher – LeRoy Conyers. I believe Ellayne Conyers might know him.
Dennis Larson
MHS Class of 1966
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NEW ORLEANS, May 1, 2013 – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today highlighted improvements to school meals, a cornerstone of USDA's efforts to create a generational change to improve childhood nutrition. The Secretary also discussed efforts to create new partnerships with chefs around the country to positively impact the eating habits of children.
In remarks at MMi Culinary Services, Vilsack noted that USDA has made significant progress in improving the foods served to 32 million children each day through the National School Lunch Program. After the changes implemented by the Healthy, Hunger-free Kids Act of 2010, foods served in the lunch line include more fruits and vegetables, with less sugar, fat and sodium.
"Parents work hard to instill good eating habits in their children, and those efforts are being supported by the foods served in the school lunch line," said Vilsack. "USDA encourages partnerships between food service professionals, school administrators and industry to help make continued progress on food served in our schools. We continue to provide support for schools through additional reimbursements and technical assistance, while working with partners across America to find creative solutions to improve school nutrition."
USDA has also partnered closely with Chefs Move to Schools, working with chefs around the country to enhance school lunches, engage students in the food preparation process, and educate children about food and healthy eating. Chefs Move to Schools is a coalition supported by the School Nutrition Association, Share Our Strength, and other partners, which seeks to utilize the creativity and culinary experience of chefs to support school meal programs and instill healthy eating habits in kids. These organizations intend to formalize a partnership with USDA to strengthen the program and promote healthier school environments.
"Chefs are incredibly creative and passionate about food, and have the skills to create healthy meals that are appealing to a variety of audiences. We are thrilled that these chefs are taking their skills and applying them to supporting the health and nutrition of our next generation," said Vilsack.
Secretary Vilsack noted the twin threats of childhood obesity and malnutrition to a healthier next generation. Over the course of the past 30 years, the prevalence of childhood obesity has nearly tripled. Nearly one in three American children and adolescents today are overweight or obese. Some of those children come from low-income families, where access to healthy food choices and opportunities for physical activity can be limited. Nearly a third of our nation's young people are at risk for preventable diseases like type-2 diabetes and heart disease. Preventable diseases have serious consequences – which is why health experts tell us that our current generation of children may well have a shorter lifespan than their parents.
Vilsack said that USDA empowers Americans to make healthier food choices by providing science-based information and advice, while expanding access to healthy food availability.
- USDA's MyPlate symbol and the resources at ChooseMyPlate.gov provide quick, easy reference tools for parents, teachers, healthcare professionals and communities.
- USDA also created SuperTracker, a free online planning and tracking tool used by over two million Americans daily to help them improve food choices, maintain a healthy weight, and track physical activity.
- Through USDA's Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food initiative, the Department has worked to increase access to nutritious food through the development of strong local and regional food systems. The number of farmers markets increased by more than 67 percent in the last four years and there are now more than 220 regional food hubs in operation around the country.
In his meeting with MMi, the Secretary also noted the importance of companies, such as MMi, who are making business choices that improve the health of children. Vilsack also stressed the importance of public-private partnerships in supporting the health of our next generation.
Chefs Move to Schools was launched in 2010 by First Lady Michelle Obama and Sam Kass, now the Executive Director of Let's Move! USDA continues working with the First Lady on the Let's Move! initiative, which is helping to promote healthy eating and physical activity among American families. Through the combined efforts of USDA and its partners, the United States is beginning to see progress and improvements in the health of our Nation's children.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. To file a complaint of discrimination, write: USDA, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (Toll-free Customer Service), (800) 877-8339 (Local or Federal relay), (866) 377-8642 (Relay voice users).
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- a boolean expression parser (supports operators AND, OR
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- an algorithm to convert a boolean expression binary tree
into its Disjunctive Normal Form;
- a function that determines if an expression tree is in DNF.
A command named `booldnf' that calls this library is also provided.
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CMHerrera- I think you overdid the glow effect around the render a bit and it looks kind of LQ as a result. Try sharpening the focal a bit and lessening the opacity of that layer (I'm guessing you did gaussian blur + overlay?). Or instead of sharpen (cause PS's default sharpen function is kinda meh...) you can try: New layer>Apply Image>Filter>Other>High Pass and set it to ~10px and the mode to soft light @ 50% opacity.
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Since I've not done this before and it looks like a good-fun time waster, and who doesn't enjoy looking at art?
Detective-san: I really enjoy the show of expressions (the color (and the angle to a lesser degree) changes help to keep the flow from being repetitive and give it a lot of life) and it compliments the avatar you have perfectly. The fact that its a simple colorless with a simple smile is a perfect foil to the more expressive emotions and the richer colors that come with them. (Though that's probably just me looking a little too deeply into things.)
I give the whole set a 9.5/10, can't give a ten on my first go and it could be longer.
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Thanks for the tip Rennir I am a little rusty, I haven't really made a signature in a while.
Rennir - 9/10 Did I rate before? Looking good.
How does this look? I am experimenting.
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Koominator: 9/10 has a few low quality artifacts here and there, but the overall design is nice, its in season and its the season to be merry :P.
ganbaru: 9.5/10 one of your best.
Vena: 8.4/10 agreeing with ganbaru.
CMHerrera: 8.8/10 like your current one more the blue goes better with the render though the hair has a few artifacts/extraction left overs.
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GC - "On the heels of Jak and Daxter Collection for the PS Vita, we have another one headed to the system."
i suspect ratchet and clank collections will be the next ^_^
just keep the games rolling sony
i going to enjoy this collections while waiting for the heavy hitters ^_^
Very good sony, now bring all Collections and even psn games to the vita and as many first party games as possible.
This needs to happen at E3:
Psvita price drop
Memory cards price drop and a 64 gb one announcement.
God of War vita
Motorstorm Vita
Gran Turismo vita
Resistance vita (developed by Insomniac or Sony Bend)
Gravity Rush 2
inFAMOUS vita
New IPs( at least 3,4 new IPs)
ability to play all ps4 games
new apps
new services
This is very important: A game similar to Warhawk!!!! heck they could bring Warhawk to the vita, that would be totally awesome
Now a ICO & Shadow of the Colossus for Vita and I'll kiss you Sony :D
Then ICO, Hitman, Tomb Raider and then allow PS2 game to work on it! I'd cry if all of that happened. GRAND THEFT AUTO, Hitman, Ico, R&C, all on the go? Gaming nirvana. I long for the day in which I can fully experience PS2 games on the go, the Vita can do this.


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15 Splendid Meals from the Slow Cooker
Ain't the slow cooker grand? You can load it up at night or early in the morning with a few ingredients, then come home after work to a hot meal waiting for you. It's almost like having your own private chef. Well — not quite (you still do some of the work!), but it's still pretty great.
But the slow cooker isn't just for supper. You can make terrific breakfast grains, and great make-ahead lunch staples. Read on for 15 of our favorite slow cooker meals, from ginger pork and barbecue chicken that make great lunches, to spiced porridge for breakfast and chickpea stew for supper.
But first, some slow cooker tips!
• Want to convert a recipe to the slow cooker? Here's how. How To Convert Dutch Oven Recipes to Your Slow-Cooker
• No slow cooker at all? Use your oven. Technique: Slow Cooking Without a Slow Cooker
• New to the slow cooker? Back to Basics: How to Use a Slow Cooker
• A basic technique we use all the time: How to Cook Beans in the Slow Cooker
• 1 Slow Cooker Recipe: Peppered Beef Shank in Red Wine
• 2 Slow-Cooked Bolognese Sauce
• 3 Slow-Cooker Black Bean Enchiladas
• 4 Curried Vegetable and Chickpea Stew
• 5 Rich and Meaty Lamb Ragù
• 6 Slow-Cooked Hoisin Pork Wraps with Peanut Slaw
• 7 Slow-Cooker Lemon Garlic Chicken
• 8 Weekend Pot Roast
• 9 Collard Greens Stew with Chorizo and Garlic
• 10 Lemon Braised Chicken and Beans with Mint Pesto
• 11 Slow-Cooker Carnitas
• 12 Barbecue Shredded Chicken
• 13 Slow Cooker Barbacoa Beef
• 14 Slow Cooker Spiced Porridge for a Crowd
• 15 Overnight Oatmeal with Apricots and Buttermilk
What's your go-to slow cooker meal?
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WASHINGTON â Lackland AFB in San Antonio is being selected by Air Force officials as the headquarters for a new cyber command, an official close to the selection process said late Thursday.
The Air Force is expected to make the selection official today, but lawmakers representing states and cities with potential sites were being notified in advance of the announcement.
Lackland was selected by the Air Force as the best of several other candidates for the headquarters, which would mean an influx of infrastructure, security and 400 staffers.
The headquarters will include the commander's staff and an operations center.
The operations primarily will focus on defending Air Force computers against cyber attack and preventing computer disruptions.
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, said selecting Lackland was âgreat news for San Antonio.â
Hutchison said Lackland âand its dedicated military personnel have the unique and varied attributes that made it the obvious choice.â
Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff said he was surprised to hear Lackland was selected, because a Louisiana site was considered the front-runner.
âThis is a good surprise,â Wolff said, adding that it comes on the heels of last week's announcement that Medtronic Diabetes Therapy Management and Education Center is moving to San Antonio and will hire 1,400 workers over five years.
The selected site for the cyber command now must undergo an environmental impact assessment.
A final announcement of where to place the command will come later this summer, after the assessment is conducted, said Carla Pampe, a spokeswoman for the command in Louisiana.
Alternative sites also will be announced, should the finalist site be eliminated by the environmental impact assessment.
The temporary location of the command is at Barksdale AFB in Shreveport, La. The Louisiana base was one of six finalists.
Other potential sites were Langley AFB, Va.; Offut AFB, Neb.; Peterson AFB, Colo.; and Scott AFB, Ill.
Hutchison and Rep. Charlie Gonzalez, D-San Antonio, led efforts to sway Air Force officials to locate the command at Lackland, where existing missions are located.
When Lackland was named a finalist in January, Gonzalez said the Air Force base was âwell-positionedâ to get the command because of existing work there.
Lackland is home to the Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency, the Cryptologic Systems Group, the 67th Network Warfare Wing, the Information Operation Center and the Join Operation Warfare Command.
In addition, the University of Texas at San Antonio has cyber-related research, and the National Security Agency's Texas Cryptologic Center is in San Antonio.
Wolff said landing the command at Lackland also would boost local efforts to get âmore jobs here with NSA.â
âThis is a positive step toward that effort,â Wolff said.
Rep. Ciro Rodriguez agreed, saying, âThe Air Force cyber center is a major component of security, but it also will have some other components for the private sector, which will trigger other forms of jobs.â
Rodriguez, D-San Antonio, said the command would be a âa good incubatorâ for business.
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and the entire Texas congressional delegation signed onto a letter urging the Air Force to put the command in San Antonio.
And Hutchison, the ranking Republican on the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on military construction and military affairs, touted San Antonio as the location for the center in a March meeting with Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz.
In the selection process, the Air Force considered factors that included existing cyber activities, network capabilities, infrastructure and security.
San Antonio demonstrated it had the networks and infrastructure to become a national center for cyber security, Hutchison said.
Hutchison said she would work with Congress, the Air Force and San Antonio leaders to âensure a smooth and efficient transition process so we can stand up this critical new command as quickly as possible.â
San Antonio to get Air Force cyber command
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Command may be in S.A. by end of the year
WASHINGTON — Air Force officials said Friday they would begin an environmental impact study immediately and hope to have a newly created cyber command up and running at Lackland AFB by the end of the year.
San Antonio leaders say moving the headquarters of the command and 400 new positions to Lackland for an around-the-clock operation would mean an annual economic impact of $30 million annually in salaries alone.
"Those are good, solid, good-paying jobs that last through economic times, good and bad," Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff said.
Wolff said that for every public-sector job landed in San Antonio, another two are created in the private sector.
"It's a safe balance," Wolff said. "It buffers us from recession."
Wolff joined Mayor Phil Hardberger, U.S. Rep. Charlie Gonzalez, D-San Antonio, and U.S. Rep. Ciro Rodriguez, D-San Antonio, at news conference lauding the decision to bring the cyber command to South Texas.
"This was not a Democrat or a Republican issue," Hardberger noted, praising the efforts of Texas' congressional delegation — specifically Republican Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison — to secure the command. "This was very much a bipartisan effort, and San Antonio will be the beneficiary of hundreds of good-paying jobs, paying an average of $70,000 a year."
Gov. Rick Perry was equally enthusiastic: "It is fitting that the town that hosts the cradle of modern military medicine would now welcome a command with such a vital role to play in the future of national defense."
Bob Murdock, director of military affairs for the city, said the positions created likely would be high-paid jobs.
The annual economic impact of salaries could be as much as $30 million a year, said Steve Niven, director and chief economist with the Strategic Alliance for Business and Economic Research, a think tank in partnership with St. Mary's University and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Wolff said additional jobs would be created in the private sector to support new missions at the cyber command. Locating the command at Lackland also would enhance local efforts to attract more NSA missions, he said.
Lackland was selected over five other finalists: Barksdale AFB, La; Langley AFB, Va.; Offutt AFB, Neb.; Peterson AFB, Colo.; and Scott AFB, Ill.
The environmental impact assessment must be successfully completed before a final decision is made and should be concluded by summer, said Carla Pampe, a spokeswoman with the command at Barksdale in Louisiana.
The new command will oversee operations involving about 4,000 personnel at a dozen Air Force installations across the country who work to stave off cyber attacks on military installations and systems.
The 24th Air Force is tentatively scheduled to move from Barksdale to San Antonio sometime in November or December, said Gary Strasburg, an Air Force spokesman in the Pentagon.
Under the direction of the Air Force's Space Command at Peterson AFB in Colorado Springs, Colo., the cyber command is responsible for protecting Air Force computer systems and networks used to fly remotely piloted aircraft and navigate satellites.
"It is supposed to defend our computers and attack the enemy's computers, in the simplest terms," said John Pike, director and founder of globalsecurity.org, a military information Web site. "It develops and distributes code, key access stuff for our computers. It would go after the other guys' computers both to steal stuff and to disable them."
The cyber command will come to one of the country's biggest Air Force bases.
Lackland's basic and technical training student population, now at 79,000 people a year, is larger than the undergraduate student population of the University of Texas and Texas A&M combined.
"The men and women of Lackland AFB have been a part of this community for a long time," base spokesman Kirk Frady said. "Although a final decision on the basing has to await environmental analysis, we know this would be a great home for the 24th Air Force. We plan to partner with Air Force Space Command and the local community to help transition this important mission to the base."
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