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Oil '. .Badnoaa and Selfishness are Condi' ,. tions and Not Characteristics. •••! ' '•• How Science Si)iubSui»hliu> Into thi> Dari L I Bpotri of tho \v«rlil-ity»i>i!p«ln i"" 1 fc- Nerve Uni-uiiRoinfintH lluvo Lust :. Tliulr Tori-ov;*, tfy '•'*: ,' The chronic dyspeptic or sufiVrcr from weak nerves and di-bi!ity is net a . desirable companion, lie cannot vvoll , be, seeing tluit'-lic is habitually i-nc-om- 1 passed by n.cloud oi' gloom. His lot is an' unhappy ono, for dyspepsia nnd .-weak nurvus arc joy-killinjr ailKctions. They transform thu naturally cluvrfi.il mid kindly individual into tho. sour nnd crabbed cynic, atul change the; brigb j and vivacious apostle of light and sunshine into the dark foivboc'U-i- and •gloomy misanthrope. H is slo\v death, a killing process Ion? drawn out. It is u breeder of selfishness, a eauso of discord, aroekon which many a;;-;iliaut matrimonial burk lias been wix-eked, and an everlasting woe to the victim. Days of protracted misery, nights tilled Slio ivy» tfUd Stii'ii- Arthur 'JCLan Soil or Olvo It Away- Just before her departure for the west, Mrs. Hetty Green \\-ent into her office in the Stokes building in Cedar street. New York-, and put ;:u o»t.'.-a Icclc on the Oooi- vo prevent, thieves from carrying olt her ;:.000-ponn'.l safe. In' this siife Mrs. Hi-ecn keeps her ro- ceipis, money anil papers, nnd, most important of all, the politic-:)! advices she reeoives from her son. who U no-.v shaping I lie polities of the statuoT'lVxaii. Mrs. Cii'een's physician ordered tier to go west ro re-gain -'her shuttered lnMiIt.li. Previous TO Iwr doparturo she satin her little oflif-e nnd ligured the expenses o.f Ihc trip. First she thought she would .sublease the O'Htee while she wiis away, but then romeiv.bcring the old safe which had boor, her friend during 20 years she decided the tenant would also have to rent the snl'o. After trying fc>r nearly two weeks she found she' eonld not rent it, ::nd, ns she would not sell. she-e:iiT.fiiUy dusted MIR old sivfe. eovoi-cil it will) a pii-ce of cloth, and, putt.ing.-in cxlrrs. hick on tho door, took- her departure for the west. Since that time sin- has lio.-n paying $110, T"> a nionrii rt-nt !'or the office just to l<ocp the suf..- in itsjieenstomed plac-p. A RAILWAY "~ OF"~Hl3 OWtN. Y,-!Lr.4 Old, Oivner •with dreams whose vision; outvie in feurfnlness the pictures of Dante s Inferno arc the experiences oi the dyspeptic and nerve weakened, i oy is ex- tinn-uished and hope is. almost dead. It fs truly a pitiable condition, a deplorable condition, but let r.sbe thank-. • 'fni itisby no means a hopeless one. Dr. Greene, whose name stands high ' In the. medical world, is the discoverer . ai the most potent blood and nerve • remedy the world has ev«r known. Dr. Greene's Nervura, which has been a blessing to thousands, and which is *very day'working miracles among the Buffering-. Dr. Greenes Nervura blood n.nd nerve remedy cures perfectly and completely, all indigestion, and dyspepsia, makes tho .weak, relaxed and unstrung nerves as strong as steel, gives natural refreshing sleep from which one \ivakesmornings feeling- strong, vigorous and energetic. It banishes the pain and WD» U .:»» of rheumatism, cures the aching head and dispels the agony of - neuralgias if by magic. , It makes the weak strong, overcomes the tired fccl- in<* so many have, dispels "the bines, ' and gives that vim, snap and energy which alojie adds zest to living. Dr. Greene's Xcrvura is not a patent •medicine but the prescription' and clis- 4 ' : covcry of a noted physician, and this grand medicine is endorsed and recommended by tho best doctors everywhere. Dr" Greene, of .15 West 1-lth St., 'New York City, its discoverer, is the most successful specialist in curing nervous and chronic diseases, and can be consulted without charge, in person or t>y letter, .,, Bobhlo .tliu-<l(Mi, M ot a CoiiipIuLo SysUuii. ]\obhie M union, tlu: n.i ..... year-old son of 1C. F. iliirdcji, a paitc'i-n-n-iakcr of KokoniO, Jn'd., has c'0ush;iietod ii novel rail-way train and track UIIIMS tin; won- d'ei' of all who see i_t. 'Thu'trttiii operates on a. circular tiack covering an ncl'C of ground. The engine in appearance finu To I'm cou'fornis to the modern roihvav -•"-•.--'.oii've, <?.* h . "'liist-lCj bell , and every necessary attachment. The train is propelled by the little boy. who sits in th« ciab, with his feet on'pwlnls similar to those, used in propelling bicyclo?. The, small amount ot power rt'quirud 10 operate the trafti is surprising, tliii little fellow carrying four pnssoujfcrs around the. traek with ease. Itobbic is etirn'mg good money in the 'passenger traffic, charging a penny a trip. The depot is provided wit.h ticket office, woiitin ' " venienees. CT7R13 ASTHMA FEVKE: A Noted Physician Offers to Prove This b> mil Siill'iirin-s it) 'Logausporl; ' o.ii Thursday. Tho insi.joTi-tiy of sut'feivrs l.Yoni As- 'fh'nia, :uid k'i.niU-cd i-"Ur|iliain'f.s. afM-r try! UK doc-wr-s and .tniiiiibi.'rloss remedies as ipusiitivt' euros wirlmnr. avail, h:iivr> rci'inc to !he cmiclivsii'in i'har t.lu'ro IK iro iMiro '.for Mils most d'lstri-ssing • dlwo-iiso. ii.uil I'lic-'sc sa.im- pci-sijtis will hi- rlif nftirc In dtHi'bl: a nil skqutionl u'hi'ii tliw learn llhrnujili Ilio eoluintis +)f i:ho press IJibil Dr. Itndul-pl] Schifr- in.-inn.tlio n*cf>g-ul>HM'l ii.iilho-rity Avhti bais t.ronliMl more C:;I-RI'S of those dis- 1-ii.xiis- l.li-an a.ny il'iiving dot-rnr, lias ;u-li : ',evi.-d sw<-oss Iiy pi'i't'ec-l 'ing .1. rrinedy Arli-ft-li -not only ^ivi's imniie-dl- ate rolim: -i-n i'lic worst c-asr-s but' has positively <-in-i'd I'lionisiinds <tf stift'oi-iTs \vliii wcs'C oi>ii-s!doiroc1 liKtiraJi-'lo. 'I'liosp •won' jusr. 'a* skeptioal as simu: ot' our tvadflrs now atv." Dr. Srh.HTnia.nn's rcnijod-y ivy doiiM. I >osNfsst.>s Hhe- inprit \\-lfin-li is d.-ii'meil for'lr or ho would uot a.utliorixo l.lus paper -To '.-lui'liouin-o thut hi> is tun only Arillins' 't ri give l!rtM> lo L>ach' poi-smi titHTcriii',; 1'rinit .\slilnua. I-lay Ficveir or Rroil'ouiiis in -this oily uiic llllKtfit "J'rec tl-ia.Hrox" of his onr«. •but" urgently roi'liio.-sis all sufferers t.n will a,r B, r. Kec^lin.A-'s drug store, ;-;ii5 ifminilh- SI.'., Thniv'da.y or Friday, Oct. St.lKi.ut1 '.>ih";>n(l recede n piicknge ;i'listkln-f<vly t'i'oe of cb:i:rge, knuwiivg v.hav in JUiiiWing I' 1 "' (:1;1 ; im l10 ll '"-' s f - or lli ' 1 c-irrc, ii: sli'i'wrg dmvbi imiy i'ifi.«ie in l-hc inhnk Of miMiciS nVid that a personal test, a* be btfoVs ro oil. will be more :onv-iVi'chi£. anil !i»»vi: !is morfts. *lin.n t'lui ImbliS'liVng '0 : i: thousands of lostl- moiiialls ffO'in po.rsons Avlio 'lia.vc hoeu rpei.-ma.no at ly cured by Ibe nsi> of his Asthiaa. Cure. "Dr. SeliilTin;imi's As- Llrnia, Cuiv." as it. is'calllod. IMIS Too-m and all modern con- CORM POPS_ ITSELF. iillaua Farmer H.»i »•> Entire Crop Kulnoil by llot Wcutlicr. One of the strangest phenomena ever witnessed in the section around St. Croix, Jml., is 10 be seen upon the farm Of Theodore ISoberts, four miles from the village. Last spring he plii.iited live lucres in' popcorn, and a few days ago he noticed that the shucks were abnormally swollen and l.hat the car seemed to be larger than when it be- fran to ripen, a thing contrary to corn, as shrinkage is the rule. Mr. Koberts examined some of the corn arid was'sur- priscd to find that seven-eighths of the (-rain had popped open and were capped with the white pulp rus though they had beer, in tho fire. Some of the corn tastes as sweet as when newly popped, but the greater part of it is dry and tasteless. Tlie phenomenon is attributed to the hot-went her that prevailed two or three weeks ago. The entire crop of live acres isvuined. BITES HIS OWN TONGUE OFF. Ernont C.ula MeetH with n Slneulnr Mishap in Fallinic from n Wuiron. Ernest Gula. of 500 California avenue, Chicago, met with an accident the other aight- in which he bit his tongue oil', and for some time the police who were called to assist him could not learn Ws identity or where he lived because k solfl hy ki of -tilvis oil y over since it AVii.s fin-si. hitToducod. al'thoiigh in'nuy jtor^ons may nc-vor have heard of It. ,-iiiid it I* with ii. vii'AV -to reaching these that lie-'iiw.kes this o-fl'er. This is c(-rt.h.iii.ly .a most .getnenws ;\aid fair offer, -and all'l who a.ro stifforing from any of th'o -a:bove (.-ouvpl.-iiitt's slionld re- thfi dane ami plnoo where the Avill 'bo- muide, and- avail thum'selvos of tho same. Persons 'living ou't of the city who di'Si-ro'to test; the etlk-ioiR-y o-f Hills most' wonderful i-ciiiiedy AvilO rocuive a, paickngc; free by mail -by Avrking to Dr. Si-luilTinanii, :i20 Ros:i'bi'l si-root. St. Pinll. Mhlli.. pro- viilinic their 1-L-lirer is recoj.vrtd before Oft, 1*1.11, as im> fi-oe s.-wnples can be obTa'ined niftev tlnit Uti+e. B. F. KcesBng, Hie A\-cll-known diiig- g(st. a.wtliorixe-s us to announce thai: ho lias rocoivc-d a, quantity ot sanrpk-s n-oin Dr. iSt-hift'm:i.n.n Av.liit.-h he will (IPs-tribute 'during the Js.ours niotUioiird iu accordance Av'ttli Us offt.-r. afternoon, while Bearty was out driving -n-^h lite family on. the AVestside. his -horse occanu- frlgMen-ert at the cars near TJlil's mill •and oomiiKiiK.-cd' kkdiiiiig. Mr. Beauty jumped out. The horse coJH.mutKl CATARRH •••• ForYourpro<ec We positively state tbut till* rumwly does not contain mercury or nny othur Injurious drug. ELY'S hREAM BALM demises theNnsal Pas- sines, ulliiys Inllaniinii- uon, heals "nil protects hu membrane iroin colds, remotes the swi-ses 1 taste wui IT WILL CURE. ]^^^*%&S3S$A* Greatest Discovery or tbe 19th Century. Dr. •TKW RXMXDV MeiUontod Air jror the Cure ot Catarrh, A«tUm» and (ill Pulmonary Disease;, It lias no equal •« alckuuil N«rvons Heacl- Scnel -1,000,000 people die annually trpm the above named dlsenMS. mUer and die, ModlcutP -IDrajrCo., ' Hlohmond, Ind., U. 9. A. "KROEQER & STRAIN, Undertakers fcEmbalmers. 610 BKOADWAT. CHAS. L. WOLL, UNDERTAKFR « of his inability to artroulatCj He m^t J ( , hwvn Wlt ovcr t uc Unisa Jacob .tturR-cr. of Olib West, Fourteenth place in Ogdcn avenue, near Hoinan, and asked".the hitter for a ride. While Gula was bu- the wugon the rigroet with n collision and he was thrown to the ground. His tongue wns between his teeth when he struck the ground and was completely severed. Tie also sustained a fracture of the. nose. IP TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM READ "THIS. AtMinpolis. Md.-, Apr. 1C, 1S94.-I Have used CliamberlaUi's P^Uu Balim for i-lieiimsutlsra nod foitnd it to be nil that •Is ctaimod fw It. I belteve It to be the best preparation'for rheumatism and deep scmted muscnlnir irains on the ma.r- ket u-ud cheerfully recommend It to tho pi-ibllc.-Jiio, G. Brooks, dealer in boots, shoes, etc., No. IS Main St. AlJSO READ THIS.. MccliamJcsviaie, St.. Mary Cotwity, Md. —I sold a bottle of Chamiberlato's Paiu Dalm to .a man who had been suffering with rheumatism'for several years. ^It made him a well man. A. J. McGUl. For sale at r>0 cents per bottle by B: F. Keesltog, druggist. ' Tbe liljttest Medical Fee. One of tlie greatest prizes that tver fell to the lot of a medical man was that awarded to Dr. Dimsdale, for many .years, a Hertford (England) physician. That gentleman went to Eussia in the year 1708, and inoculated EmpressCath- crine nnd her son. For this service he received n fee of $00,000, and was also awarded a pension for life at $2,500 per annum, and the rank of baron of tlws empire. DID YOU EVER . Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for. your troubles? If not, get i\. bottle-now ami get relief. ™* medicine h.'i* been found to 1)0 peculiarly adapted .to fflie reilirf and cure of all Female Oorn- pluiuts, exerting a wonderful direct influence jJJi giving strength and tone to the organs. If you have loss, of appetite, constipation, •headache, fiiiaitlng spells, ara!re4ici-vons, sleepless, excltn- ble, nidancholy or troubled wl'th dizzy .spells. Ele'ctrie'BEdters i's the medicine yon need. Health nnd strength lire gimriunteed by Its use.' Fifty.cen.rs nufl .fl at B. F. Keeslin'gs. ;. '• : ';. ,;'' . tc. jnni'p Jind Mrs. Be.-i.tty wn^ HOii.t'd. but wns not'seriously Injured. K. T. Patterson rushed lo the rescue only to receive iiu ngly kic* from the Uor«e. He w«s laid U!> ywterclny ns a reMilt. The buggy wns c-onsidera.hly d'anitigcd. The Darllnfftoia, Wis., .Journal, says ed'i.(ioriinJ3y of a. popular patent medicine: "Wo "know from experience tha.t Oltambarlaiu's CoWc, ' Cholai-a and Dlim-hoea Remedy, is .iill that te claimed for i:t, as on two occasions it stopped exci-uclatiue paim' find possibly saved us from an uwtimely grave. We would -not. rest easy over night without it. to the house," This remedy undoubtedly saves more pam aod snC- fering than -any other medicine In the world. Every ra-raJJy should keep It iu the hotisc for it Is sure to be needed sooner or later. For sale by B, F. Kecsllrag, druggist. . COLLECTING FADS. The 'Horrihl* Cuntom or Getting? ftnlloi of BIui-clororH. A -foreign pupcv is rseponsible for the ptati-'m'ont that the Into J-ord Itandolpli Churchill had a. choice private collection of te<:th of .noted criminals to which he was constantly adding up to a short time before his death, sa.ys Temple liar. The competition for the Deeming i-L'lies«it the Antipodes is too recent ajid .too revolting- to be enlarged upon, but it may be mentioned that the ax and' kn.ift: with which this unmitigated vil- Jaiii'murdered his victim fetched .C4 ];"s, and the spade with which he dug berg-rave brought a, guinea. Jflisclotb- ing was eagerly competed for. even down to half a down pairs of patched soi'ks. Indeed, The collectors of "erinj- juiil" '.-in-ios arc extremely ininn'rousai: ovi.'i- the world, and these juenicntocd range frum Tyburn halters to pipes which ninrdcre:-.". have snvjkecl and pots tvlii.ch fiim'-itis t'aii'vos havi 1 tossod in honor of past ami future triumphs. It has rcu:a:Red for a Nebraska eol- Ipctor vo gnr.hor loc-!<.s of hair shaved from the heads of noLod criminals wlien Thc-y enter the pc-nilontiary niic'l du-se lie labels a:ii.l indexes with groat i.-are. Superstition sanicfimes accounts for the fancy prices oli'en'd for such ghastly relics. Frcnchu;;-!! obtain them as charms against ill-iiu,-!;. A piece of a 'hangman's ropo is considiM-i'd a potent 'spoil against evil in some pans oi Frr.ncf. As criminals are there guillotined such ropes nre dii'iienJI to get and so fetch high priors. They are somc- thncs moupl-ofl in gold nnd worn in A M.YS r rK'P,Y. How the lmni.",ivsysl.riu ever recovers from the bud effects of. the n.-iuscous iiimlrcines ol'tcn literally poured into it for the sitipposirive ivlioil hi: dysiiepsi-n. liver '(•(MiipMn-t. oonstipiition, vheunw- tl-sm ii.iid nl'hpr a.il.uien.ts. is a mystery. The iniseliief done by b:n,l incdiciiu's is sc.-l.f'.-ely loss -tlnui (Jmt caused b,v disi'.-ise. Jf t.hey who nvcr weii.k. bilious, dyspeptic, consti-pated .or rhen- uiiatie.. WD'iild O'l'tener l.i'e gniiled by the experience of i-iiY.-iti'ds who have thor- ouglil-y tested Hos'te-tter's Stomncli Elrters. tliej- would in every instance obta-iu t.lve speediest aid derivable from •.r.'i.i.lonnfl me'dlca.tioii. This nieilicine is a sciiirch'niK :i,u<l at.' f.he same fime a. thoroughly snl'e reiuoily. Oe.ri.vcd from veiretmble sources, ii.tiO. possessing, in coiLsequence of its b:i.<is of.ipiive sqiiritN. properties a.s a medk-inal sl.imivl.-int not to be fo-inul in tlie tirery local Mi.te.ns and stiniu.lamts ofie.n restored to 'by the debi-lifaled. dys,poptic a.nd languid. FRESIDHXT--S DAY. ' The first mt-etiiis of tiie <-:lnll> was held yesterday with the T're:-.- filemt, -Jfrs. Utitlv Forrest, at: her home on Broadway, ft. was President's Day. and the ;r;Hher.i.«'-'«f t' 1 "-' ineni'lH s rs was t'o.r an. jnfot-nwJ -sociail time. A siplcy ndcJress wa.s rwi.d 1>y ilie ref.ir.iu^' President:, Mrs. DmijkeMjerjr. The din Ins rooii^ wns pretir.i'ly <1ec;oMi-rfc with flowers and palms, a.nd ail the closn of the daintily-served refroshiDents, the .toirsts, "The. Jfon." and ''Our Club," were si/pUy responded to by Mrs. D. C. Arthur anirt Sirs. Em-rn-n. Ba.rncs. n.nd an ongMKi:! poem w-as vend by Mrs. Anna .Osmer. • : ' • : ftXCURSION TO BLTJFFTON, IND., Vto Vondftlla lAne, October 13tb to 15th.-0n October 13th to 15th the Vundalia Line will sell excursion tickets from all stations In Indiana to Bluffton, lad., at one fare for the round trip, account Baptist Convention and Young People's Union of Indiana. Tickets good to return until October 19th, Inclusive. Fo? full particulars coll on nearest Vandalta Line Tlekel Agent, or address E. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis; Mo. Don't trifle away time when you ?iave cholera morhus or diarrhoea. Fight them In. tbe beginning with DeWltt'? Colic & Cholera Cure. You don't have to-wait, for results. They are Instantaneous and It. leaves the. bowels In healthy condition.—.Trie, M. Johnston. When Baby w»s sick, m go.™ her Castor!*. When sbe van n Child, she cried 'or Castorla. Vbeo she became Miss, who cluus; to Castorta. OMB &* Uod Children, nbe c-nretUnm Caa'onii TTvST.lJJIONY. iwii ._ B, Hood, Bmkor timTMiUHi.fa.c- tnrer's Agent. Cotambtis. Ohio, cert Hies tliiat. Dr. Kime's New Discovery Has no eqtfiil as s\ Cough remedy. .1 .D. Brn,wn Pi-op. St. >Tami.?s Htotel, Ft. Wayne, lud.. tlh'it. !!ie wn,s cured of :i. cOivgh of two years stemTing. c.-Mis-ed by La '|.v>- Dr. King's New Discovery. B. V. Merrill. BaMwi'nsvillc, ( Mass.. says that he.wa.s enrod anil rpeom- menuted il: a.n'd nevci- knew it; lo fail .TJiil wonM ra,ihcr lui.ve if than any doe- tor, 'bcca.use it aihva.ys cures. Mrs. Ham/ning. ^22 12. 2fit,li St.. Chicago, nl- wayi kcoips ' :t ilt lllXlul ilIKl ll!ls no fear ol' croup, because it inAtJiiiHy relieves. Fiwie tri-il bottles tut B. F. POPULAR IN ARKANSAS. C>oviTuor-Klcct Joncn In Known to Ev» ^rj'bcKly itrt -*l)Mn \V," Covermnr-eleet Jones is known throughout, Arhansaeas "Da.r. W.'' The .TonesMJs :ir..- t.l:ii-l; in Arkansas, and tho luoix 1 ' pi-or.iii'.ent, of t.h.em wear n.ick- nn.ines xo as w dixtinffiiish t.ht;m froni each oLher. "Da.n W." was born in a little hamlet in Texas 25 years agx>. He WfUi the. otily son of a doctor, who rna.pped out \i modinal career for him. •'Da-i'i \V." (.'referred the; !a.w.ajid tackled it early, He was also something of a fijjlu-'.'i", n.nd he distinp-n-ishi-'d liimseli: iif Mi,> c'onfedera.to ranks during the war. -WJien peaoe. was proclaiincfl he returned to IliK la.w books. In 3872 he moved f i-omTcxiis TO WashiJigt.an, Ark., n.nd enU'ii'd into law partnership with. Senator Jones, (.he present chairman of the democratic na.t.io'ja] committee. There is no relation.ship bet-ween these t\vo Jonases. In ]374 "Dan \V." wns elected prosecuting- attorney ot Wash- That *>. -fiw ^ !«%?- f^''^. •-"'-: Wf,' v 1 ^.^ 'GOV. DANIKL W. JOKES, ARKANSAS., inp-ton county, a,nit later attorney g-en- cral of the state of Arkansas. After hold- ire; this oflicc two years ho moved to Little Kock,resum.edhisprivat.ela.wprac- 1-ice.ar.d formed the partne.rsliipoiE'"Di'ii W. v ' .lories aaid-McfKay, which still ex-, istss. lie has the name of bdng one of the shrewdest poilticiajis In the south. When tig-htinp fx>r -tJic. nomination for {governor he declared he. would bolt from the d'einocrntic party if the Chicago convention, .should i'lecla.re for a gold standard. On this issue he won the nomination. The irovernor-elcct has two daiifrhters and tJirec sons, and Mrs. "Dan \V." is living. SIMl'L-IC, AT FlItST. It is Foolish to Neglect Any Form of . Cure Them a.t. the Bojrinu'i-nj;. TO .Tolm G-orinK. nu old Logransport boy. but who is now a:e;e.ut. for the Wabash •at Htiiiitinp-to.n, wins ,i,u the city over friends a.n(I pciTectlns 'for an exeiirsi6ii to Hnntiufrtoirv. •on acconinit of the hiyin? of a corner'stone of the new Catholic church there. St. Bri'dRet.'s ConncU nurd the A. "0. «.'s- will n.ttcnfl In a body ii,nd ffliere'wiil be'many otliers go. BTICKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The Best Salve In 'the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures .piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by B. F. Kees- Piles are simple in the beginning n.nd easily cuixxl. Tlie yean be cured even in. live worst: stages, witiiiout. pain or loss of blood, quickly, surely and coui- plelely. Tln'ri- is only one remedy that, will do. at—Pyrajiiid Pile Cure. It aHlnys tlie infla.tnatJon 'ianmeOhitely •heals i:he irritated siM-l'ace anul with continued treatment reduces the swelling anil piius the membranos into ^ood. sound healtliy condition. The cur,: is lihoroiigli aJKl ])e.rnwi.ucnt. Here ,-ire some voluntary ami nusoll- oit.c'd tcsl.iniouia.ls we have lately l 'cciiived: Mrs. C. M. Iliukly. liOJ. Mississippi St.. rmliiinia.'potte. Ind., «iys: Have been a sufferer from the pain ami ,-uinoy- iin.ee of Piles for fifteen years, the Pyramid Tile Cnirc and Pyramid Pills ga.ve me iJiiiiKilia-ie re-Iietf <i.u<l in a short fi'iire a complete cure. Major Dea.ii- of Colum'lM.". Ohio, snys: I wish to flrtd to the number of crttifi- civtcs as to the beiuiiitw derived from ih-e Pyrami'd Pile Cure, t sufCeved lirom pHos for forty years ami from i.l.cliiii'g jvles for'twenty yoai-s and two boxes' of the P.\-T.w.mid> Cure ha.vc effect naJl.v cui-cd me. Most drtigffi-srs scill ^Pyramid Pile Cure or will get. it -for "you if yon a.slc t'hein lo.. Ii is one dollar per package a.nd is put up' only by t-lve Pyramid Drug Co.. Aib'ion, Midi. The Hospital Ladies' Sen.vl.njr 'Circle will moot Wedn.osdiiy aAeruoon, instead oC Thursday, at tlie home of Mrs. P.eiter Waillraith. . ' MRS. A'NDY -STEVENS, Pres. Disease attacks the weak and deblll- 'tated. 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Individual, Couples, and Family Therapy
Your relationship is distressed. Now what do you do?
We all want a lifetime of love, support and companionship. In fact, we are hard wired to have strong emotional attachments to others in our lives. That is why relationships are probably the most important reasons people seek therapy.
Maintaining strong secure relationships can be the hardest thing we do. We are powerfully drawn to our partner and our greatest need is to know we are special, to be reassured that we matter and that we receive comfort and love from our partner.
Those who have secure relationships are imperially shown to be more independent, take more risks and strive to be the best they can be.
Often there is fear that at any time your partner could leave you, possibly that your children will push away from you or your friends will begin to distance themselves. The issues may be infidelity, communication problems, parenting, feeling disrespected or the "chore war". This is painful and anxiety producing.
I help couples prepare for healthy relationships and regain hope for distressed marriages. With compassion and diligence, I work to help my clients build on their own strengths and bring out the best in their partners. It is with sensitivity to both partners so that they feel supported and understood in our sessions. They can then confidently take control of their lives and unleash the restraints that have held them down.
I use the leading approach to give you the best opportunity for success. Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT) shows us that "understanding our partner's brain and attachment style can help us diffuse conflict and build a secure relationship". Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) gets to the core of the disconnection and distance between you.
Those who have secure relationships are imperially shown to be more independent, take more risks, strive to be the best they can be, and to show the softer sides of themselves.
Change can be lasting. Research shows that many couples report continued improvement after counseling has ended.
In addition, I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), a powerful method of doing psychotherapy that helps people of all ages relieve many different types of trauma.
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Here you may meet William Blake, join hands in a discussion, ask questions. This is your Blake Commentary. Please visit Larry's Blake Primer
Saturday, July 03, 2010
LEVELS of EXISTENCE II
Through Los generation supplies belief in the Eternal values using reason and the senses, (although confined in the illusion of time and space). Beulah supplies knowledge of the Eternal through the imagination which can transcend material limits. Beulah like generation is a world of the sexes, but in Beulah the male and female are married, each plays a role and accepts the designed functions. Beulah is a place of rest and repose where the contraries are equally true. The active nature of the male is in abeyance and the female is obedient. The delicate balance of Beulah however is maintained through illusion which is not to be taken for reality. Reality is unified as in Eden; Beulah maintains the illusion of duality.
Page 86: "...so long as love remains self-sacrificing, man retains his faith in a spiritual reality beyond the world of appearance. When, however, love fails, faith is lost and the finite mind seeks for reality within the finite form."Percival
Man is not meant to remain in Beulah for it is a place of retreat and renewal. Upward to Eden or downward to Generation are the options offered. A desire to remain in Beulah destroys the beautiful balance and sends man backward. Beulah shares with Eden evanescence, fluidity the ability to escape time and space. Love and forgiveness are the methods of maintaining Beulah as the environs of Eden.
William Blake's personal goal was to spend as much time in Eden as possible. To transcend to fourfold vision, the ability to perceive the infinite, was his supreme delight. But Eden meant more than vision it also means creative energy, forgiveness, brotherhood and the oneness of wholeness. Beulah is the condition of rest and repose for a purpose - that of returning to the energetic activity of Eden.
Page 50: "In Eden 'there is no restraint from the greatest of all restraints on imaginative living - the selfhood. The self knows it, too, but fixes and makes manifest the energy which flows into it from God.'"
In this life the intensity and clarity of Eden is more than the soul can long endure. Thus the visionary world is fled for the worlds of appearance which have already been described.
Three Levels of Existence are pictured in Plate 9 of Jerusalem:
Pastoral world - Beulah
Dualistic world -Generation
Disintegrated World - Ulro.
A Descriptive Catalogue (E 541)
"The Prophets describe what they saw in Vision as real and existing men whom they saw with their imaginative and immortal organs; the Apostles the same; the clearer the organ the more distinct the object. A Spirit and a Vision are not, as the modern philosophy supposes, a cloudy vapour or a nothing: they are organized and minutely articulated beyond all that the mortal and perishing nature can produce. He who does not imagine in stronger and better lineaments, and in stronger and better light than his perishing mortal eye can see does not imagine at all. The painter of this work asserts that all his imaginations appear to him infinitely more perfect and more minutely organized than any thing seen by his mortal eye"
3 comments:
- Susan J. said...
I'm a little confused:
"Man is not meant to remain in Beulah for it is a place of retreat and renewal. Upward to Eden or downward to Generation are the options offered. A desire to remain in Beulah destroys the beautiful balance and sends man backward."
Backward meaning downward, "to generation"? Not backward meaning back in time to Eden, right?
The metaphor of backward & forward can be kind of baffling... I suppose I'm a progressive at heart: backward is bad / regress, forward is good / progress. Onward! ("Onward, through the fog!)
But then there's backward & forward in time, and surely Eden is backward in that regard. Well, maybe not for Blake, come to think of it...?
I just googled "Back to Eden" and found, among other things, the Back to Eden Health Ministry, "based on the Hallelujah Acres Diet and Lifestyle"
:-) :-)
- ellie said...
Metaphors are so slippery!
We have to keep reassessing and redefining them. A 'back and forth' conversation may result in some common understanding as well as expanded perception.
I wasn't even thinking of the original Eden when I wrote.
Backward has negative connotation to me too; returning to what has already tried and discarded.
We spend most of our 'time' in the world of generation but even here we can make progress. I think Beulah and Eden partake of eternity rather than time.
- Larry said...
As I said yesterday we are creatures of time and space (two other creatures!) In Eternity there is no backward or forward, no up or down; time and space simply don't apply.
"For now I see through a glass darkly..."
Unfortunately there are no (worldly) metaphors with which to talk about Eternity; it's "wholly other".


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The annual Version fest has returned for 2006 and will take place April 20 to May 6 across Chicago, bridging the gap between art, technology, and social activism. The Version crew is currently accepting proposals from those interested in participating in the festivities. More information from the Version website: Version>06 :: Parallel Cities April 20- May 6, 2006 Chicago U$A DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS: FEB 28, 2005 Version is a hybrid festival focused on emerging discourses and practices evolving between art, technology and social and political activism. Version examines the activities of local configurations and external networks that use visual and conceptual art strategies, innovative social practices, creative uses of new technologies, organizing strategies, emerging activist/artist initiatives, campaigns, public interventions and DIY projects. Version presents a very diverse program of activities featuring an experimental art exposition, artistic disturbances, exhibitions, networked urban events, screenings, interactive applications, performances, street art, presentations, talks, workshops, art rendez-vous, parties, and action.


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The Department for Transport recently announced that councils could face sizeable fines for unmanned roadworks. What are the financial implications for local authorities if the proposal is approved?
The proposal
A report from traffic information firm INRIX suggests the average British motorist spends 30 hours a year stuck in traffic, and found London to be the second most congested city in Europe. As part of its effort to tackle the traffic problem, the government is considering a proposal to expand the current regime for roadworks sanctions – which already penalises councils for works that overrun.
The new scheme could see local authorities fined up to £5,000 a day if they leave roadworks in place over weekends when no work is going on, or leave temporary traffic lights behind after work is completed. The purpose of the proposal is to get projects finished sooner, or removed until work on them can continue.
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Speaking of the proposed fines, Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin stated: "Roadworks can be essential but that doesn't mean they should be in place any longer than is absolutely necessary. . .These common sense measures will be a welcome relief to those trying to get from A to B on our local roads." Also welcoming the proposal is Steve Gooding, Director of the RAC Foundation, who said that: "Anything that can be done to keep the tailbacks to a minimum will be welcomed by Britain's 37 million motorists."
But how effective would the roadworks fines be? The Local Government Association (LGA) pointed out that there's often a valid reason why works are left unmanned, such as to allow concrete to set. Consequently, the proposal could require councils to pay for labour to "watch concrete dry", as this would be cheaper than incurring a fine. The Environment Spokesman for the LGA, Councillor Peter Box, suggested lane rental schemes as an alternative measure to help councils reduce congestion.
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Every March for the past four years, we've raced up the stairs of downtown Seattle's Columbia Tower for the Big Climb, a fundraiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. 69 flights, 1311 steps, 788 feet of vertical elevation. Let's put together our biggest team ever for our fifth (!) year. Register soon, before they sell out.
- March 21, 2010 (Sunday)
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NW Ergomania 2010
No Saturday class January 30
The Saturday 10:00am class is canceled for tomorrow, Jan 30, 2010, since so many of us will be spending the morning at Ergomania, the big annual indoor rowing regatta.
Ergomania is being held in the Connolly Center at Seattle University. The team event that a bunch of Eastsiders are participating in begins at 12:30. It's not a long event, so be there on time if you want to cheer them on. Meatfest lunch at Ipanema Grill afterward, starting at 1:45. Come on down!


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Get your singing voice ready because it looks like Disney's live-action remake of 1992's Aladdin is going to be a musical. The film's director, Guy Ritchie, said in an interview with Nerdist that "it'd be tough not to make [Aladdin] a musical."
During the press circuit for his film King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Guy was tight-lipped about revealing any more details about the remake of the animated classic, citing the fact that the film is still in its early stages: "I've really just immersed myself into that project. So I'm still looking for cast members, we still haven't found exactly which direction we're going in. I'm confident that at some stage it will reveal itself to me, but right now it's just a bit too premature."
It's true, the film has yet to cast the main character, Aladdin, with casting calls ringing out like dinner bells. But there is one major character nearly in place, which is that Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star Will Smith is in negotiations to play the role of Genie, a role made famous by the legendary Robin Williams.
Disney has definitely taken a cue from the success of the live-action version of Beauty and the Beast, which is still enchanting audiences around the globe to the tune of nearly $1.2 billion in gross box office earnings worldwide. The original theatrical release was supplemented nicely with a re-release of the film as a sing-along version.
Other live-action remakes audiences can expect include The Lion King, to be helmed by Jon Favreau (who also directed the most recent iteration of The Jungle Book), Dumbo with Tim Burton set to direct, and Mulan with director Niki Caro, but none of these have yet to be confirmed as musicals; though, you can expect music will be incorporated in some way, as is the Disney tradition.
Excited to see a musical version of Aladdin? Let us know in the comment section below! ~Alexa Caruso


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I have a ton of favorite photographers. They range across a wide swath of disciplines from fashion to journalism to celebrity portraiture. The one photographer who's constantly at the top of my list is the late Richard Avedon, who I believe should be on the short list of the greatest American artists of our time.
I grabbed the recently-released Avedon Archives app from the app store, produced by the Richard Avedon Foundation. The app is great; it gives you a bird's eye view of the breadth of the highlights of Avedon's work - it's really amazing to see. I've mentioned him a few times on my blog but I realize his story may not be well known outside of photographic circles, so I wanted to take a little time to talk about him here.
I think if there was any one photographer's work and career I could replicate moment for moment, it'd be Avedon's. He was able to maintain a signature that transcended technique, and apply it fluidly across a wide range of photographic genres. I especially love his fashion and celebrity work, but he was equally brilliant working outside of those contexts, as can be seen in his book In The American West.
Richard Avedon's career spanned from the '40s all the way to 2004, the year he died. Some of the most iconic images of some of the most iconic people of the past century were produced by him. He shot for Look, Life, Graphis, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, The New Yorker, and the french magazine Egoïste. He's done ad campaigns for Revlon and Versace, shot the Pirelli Calendar, released numerous books and photographed nearly every important person of his time, from Marilyn Monroe to Dwight Eisenhower to Pablo Picasso and Audrey Hepburn, Malcom X and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Louis Armstrong, Prince and, in something of a stroke of prescience, a young Senator Barack Obama in 2004.
In 1964, he- along with high-school classmate, lifetime friend and another of America's greatest artists, James Baldwin- collaborated on the book Nothing Personal, full of each of their artistic musings on the country they called home. Some of Avedon's landmark images fill these pages.
His photographic style was characterized by his abillity to communicate the vitality of his subjects - or lack of such - so viscerally in still image. Fashion model Erin O'Connor described his style as wanting to capture the moment before the moment; the intention of a movement before the body would actually reach a particular movement - readily apparent in his photographs of Veruschka and Twiggy.
He helped introduce movement and life into fashion photography, which at the time of his ascendance into notoriety was very much a static, stoic landscape. Models were posed and statuesque; Avedon danced with his subjects and snapped them in motion, the results of which would revolutionize the way photography featured in fashion magazines. I assume much of his technical skill - especially as it pertained to print magazines - was honed under the guidance of such legendary figures like Alexey Brodovitch and Diana Vreeland, his creative director and fashion editor (respectively) for many years at Harper's Bazaar. He had a flawless sense of design in his photographs, from symmetry and asymmetry to contrast, color and general composition. Most importantly, though, he was able to couple all of that technical skill with the skillful presentation of the human condition - devoid of bias - in his portraits.
The way he deftly moved from portraiture to fashion to reportage without missing a step was a thing of beauty, and when you look at the overview of his legacy, it's quite staggering. That kind of insatiable curiosity to see the world through his lenses is something I try to emulate everyday. There's endless things to say about Avedon, but really, nothing communicates his greatness like his photographs.


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One of the most common errors that I mark on student papers is the comma splice, which happens when the writer joins two independent clauses – i.e., complete sentences – with only a comma. Like many writing errors, the comma splice was not a term I recognized before I started teaching English, and I often encounter limited recognition of the term outside of teaching circles. Not even my parents, who have worked as teachers, librarians, and editors, recognized the term when I mentioned it to them.
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A little over a year ago, I began to process with some friends and mentors the possibility of transitioning out from the church we had planted in New Jersey. Those conversations were littered with questions like, "When is the right time to step away from leadership in a church? "Have I done what I sensed the Lord calling me to do in New Jersey?" "Are things in a position where I can leave things in the capable hands of others?"
I also asked several brothers what they saw in me in terms of my work and ministry. What are the things they saw as my strengths? What are the things they thought that I must continue to engage in order to be faithful to my calling from God?
One of these gentleman, my father-in-law, challenged me to continue the work I do with men in and through the local church. He conveyed to me that he felt like I was gifted to communicate to and inspire men towards the Lord and faithfulness in their lives. I simply agreed as I am persuaded that men, particularly young men, need to be engaged with the gospel. Men need to be lovingly encouraged and exhorted to be servant leaders in their homes, in the church and in the city.
In our day we see plenty of concern for the good work of equality, elevating women and opportunity for all. Yet what is happening among this generation of young men is sobering. I won't go into full detail in this particular blog post, but young men are falling behind and almost every category and attainment. There are fewer male students in college across all groups, fewer men obtaining graduate degrees and many young men lack ambition, confidence and leadership skills to navigate their world.
Psychologist Guy Zimbardo has infamously argued that there is a demise of guys today where boys are struggling socially and flaming out in school (If you have not seen his TED talk, hit it up, its less than 5 min). Additionally, Samuel D. James recent article America's Lost Boys, highlights the lack of ambition in many men to even work. Rather than pursuing something with their time and gifts, they are filling their time with virtual pursuits of entertainment and sensuality and they are quite happy about it. Literally living the dream off of parents or girlfriend while happily doing a whole lot of nothing. Furthermore, I meet men all the time who feel isolated, discouraged and disconnected from their own hearts and pursuit of God. Guys in our day need to be engaged, inspired and encouraged to be more than passive consumers of amusement and called to impact their world with their gifts, strengths and unique calling as men.
As we invest our lives with Power of Change we hope to impact and influence coming post-Christian generations. This means young men, fathers and those who lead them will be a central part of our focus. Or as I like to say, we desire to serve the three Ps: pastors, parents and church planters.
This fall I am doing two men's retreats where my prayer is to call men to servant leadership while encouraging them and exhorting them forward as followers of Christ. Men are in a fight but it is a good fight. God would call us to fight with and for our brothers so that we might stand firm to the end in faithfulness to Jesus and his mission. Man to man we need to be walking together. We need to see older men pointing younger men to the pathways of hard work and faithfulness over time. We need to see younger men inspiring elders with a focus in their passions and zeal. Yet connecting the generations is in no way an easy pursuit. Let me share a quick example.
A few weeks back a friend grabbed me after a Sunday worship gathering to talk about his desire to mentor young guys. He also shared some difficulty he has encountered in the past. The young guys are struggling but usually won't ask for someone to mentor them. The older guys feel like nobody really wants to hear from them but they would love to connect with the younger brothers. It's almost a catch-22 of middle school dance proportions. The younger and the older men seem to be standing on the walls on each side of the room knowing they both need to learn to dance. Men must learn to step across the room and tell another guy that you need his wisdom and input. This is particularly important for men who grew up without or are separated from the wisdom of their Dad.
My own hope is to continue to be an influential friend in the journey for other men. To point them to "the man", Jesus of Nazareth, and the joy of following him in their homes, their church and in their city. It is not an easy path today for guys but with other brothers we might find our way forward by faith. I am convinced that the power of change lies within the power of a God who wants to transform men so that they may reflect his goodness and glory. Furthermore, there are some wonderful byproducts of this pursuit. Namely, women will be served and loved and children might flourish under the care of good men.
The world certainly sees the outcomes of disconnected or abusive masculinity. We have reaped a whirlwind of unguided and unfocused men. The facts of the fatherless are clear and there remain far too many victims of domestic violence. Yet the apostle Paul teaches us something different, "behold I will show you a more excellent way." (1 Corinthians 12:31) We must put before one another the way of love, the way of Jesus and a way in which men use their strength in humility to the glory of God.
That's our story here in our home team family and with Power of Change. We pray that by his power we might be strengthened, protected and kept faithful in and through our work with men. Men matter to God and we want to see them thrive as servant leaders under the headship of Jesus in our day. We hope many others will work and pray to these same ends.


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i'm sorry, i was wrong-headed.
i make mountains of nothing thinking its going to do something good, but it all does is make me feel like an asshole and in retrospect all i can think, is why did you do that? you know it wasnt a deal at all, its like for this tiny period, i lose my sense and end up being a dick which right before or after i know i am. then i get sick to my stomach and head, knowing the stupidity of it. i then i always am afraid that an argument equals the end, which it doesnt. but i feel like it might and then i clammer and get sweaty and poop alot. arguments are bound to happen if they didnt then somehting is off too, straight lines circle sometimes. so i am determined to grow into a better person from such situations, it scucks to be wrong when it hurts others though.
on a lighter note, poking throught the grey cloud i created, i am excited for halloween. this should be the best costume i have ever had. juxtaposed to my usual torn up dirtied clothes that i used to fancy.
so many things running through my head.
Monday, October 25, 2004
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Jackie grew up in Summit County, attended Colorado State University and returned to Summit at the age of thirty. She was a music teacher for many years and switched to Real Estate in 1998 and LOVED it. Jackie feels that real estate is one of the most rewarding careers a person could have and the opportunity to assist others with something as intimate as buying a home a huge and joyful responsibility. She loves working with prospective Sellers and Buyers and makes certain that they're provided all the information required to make sound, long term decisions.
Jackie believes we should all serve in whatever capacity we can to continue to make Summit County a great place for everyone to live. To this end, Jackie has served with the Summit Association of Realtors Board of Directors for the past six years and was the Chair of the Board in 2012 and 2013. Currently she serves as the Summit Association of Realtors Director for the town of Frisco and also serves as a member of the Professional Standards Committee for the Colorado Association of Realtors. In addition, she also serves on the Legislative Policy Committee of Colorado which affects the laws in Colorado for Property Rights.
Jackie serves all of Summit County including Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon, Silverthorne, Keystone, and Copper Mountain. With her lifetime of history in the area and her deep experience in all levels of the real estate business, you'll be provided with the knowledge and service to make your buying or selling experience informed and seamless.
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At Hemline, we wouldn't think of working between walls; rather, our best ideas come from shared spaces where we think, plan and collaborate with one another as well as our clients. With our staff, you'll get senior-level, hands-on, always-available writers, designers, strategists, digital directors and doers. No prima donnas here, only brand designers of the highest fashion.
Kelley M. Morice
OWNER, PARTNER, BRAND STRATEGIST| Email Kelley
Good coffee. Better wine. Best sense of humor. Kelley knows the pulse of Memphis. She should, she's native after all and no one loves this city more. With more than 25 years in corporate and agency communications, it's her big ideas, thoughtful insight and her willingness to look for a new direction that keeps this boutique shop on the map. She's the go-to gal when you need someone to ask "Sure, but why?" of your marketing, and the first to say "of course" to any client's challenge. It's why they keep coming back. That, and a chance to visit with her muppet-like dog Max—the office security guard.
Cynthia H. Saatkamp
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Adventure-seeker and multi-tasker. Traveler, researcher, supermom. Cynthia represents the crossroads of Southern charm and sophisticated, strategic thinking, and for Hemline, she fills both roles. With more than 20 years' experience, our resident MBA, Memphis Business Journal Top 40, Inside Memphis Business Power Player, AAF Marketing Professional of the Year and immediate past president of AAF Memphis is also our chief brand strategist. Making every client feel like the only client, offering sage advice and sound solutions, she is a guiding light for anyone looking to make a move in the markets. But don't let her fool you, because her best moves are often found on the dance floor.
AIMEE McMILLIN
In her more than 20-year career, Aimee has worked for international Fortune 50 companies, for local nonprofits and for everyone in between. With degrees in history and French from the College of Charleston, she opted not to attend law school; rather, she chose instead to get her master's degree in journalism and put her writing, editing, research and planning skills to work in a different arena. She has served on the Central Gardens Association board of directors, on the marketing committee for the Church Health Center and on the PTO board for her children's school.
Sophie Cunningham
"The art of listening is empowering, and life is just better with music." For those two reasons alone, Sophie fit well into our Hemline culture, and that's why we immediately brought her in as project manager. She's a pro at keeping the details lined up, and ensuring that our client work is thoroughly communicated internally and precisely executed externally. After graduating from The University of Alabama with a degree in apparel and textile design, Sophie worked for Ralph Lauren in New York City as an assistant print designer and fabric associate for Women's Runway. Once back in Memphis, she freelanced for Carnival Memphis, managing its social media, producing ad campaigns, creating a monthly newsletter, and helping coordinate events and fundraisers. Here at Hemline, we're better dressed—and better for it—now that Sophie's back in Memphis, keeping the client work focused and flowing, just like the music she loves.
It's a palatable pleasure working with Rebecca. Capturing the essence of brands in all their visual glory is what Rebecca does best as she brings cohesion, balance and a fresh, clear vision to her work—and your identity. She's been in the business for more than 10 years, and has designed and illustrated a wide range of print and digital materials, from logos, direct mail collateral to CD packaging and artwork, display signs, and other layout design. To fuel her creative inspirations in the office as well as around the city, Rebecca cofounded the blog, Memphis Type History, and recently copublished the companion book, Memphis Type History: Signs and Stories From Just Around the Corner. Both pay homage to the iconic signs, style and history of Memphis. Rebecca graduated from Texas State University with a BFA in Communication Design (but Memphis calls her its own, thanks to her stylishly published work).
Heather Gates
Heather and the red pen go hand in hand; she has, in fact, worked as lead editor and proofreader for more than 20 years for nonprofits, advertising agencies, marketing communications firms and corporations. Heather got her start in the nonprofit world, working for the American Lung Association (a northern Illinois chapter), serving as head of special events/development and public relations. A seasoned and versatile writer, Heather also has served as editor on projects for clients in the healthcare, banking, entertainment and hospitality industries. Heather received her bachelor's degree in journalism with a minor in public relations and psychology from Eastern Illinois University.
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Maria might have her head in the books at Hemline, but, as she says, she's never met a stranger and couldn't be more friendly to the folks who come to see us at the office. Born and raised in Memphis, Maria comes from a huge Italian family—say no more. As Hemline's office manager and bookkeeper, Maria keeps tabs on the staff, the supplies and client billings and record-keeping, among many other unsung duties. She came to Hemline from NAI Saig Company, where she was marketing director/office manager, and graduated from the University of Arkansas with a degree in business administration. She certainly offers the best of all worlds in Hemline's book.
isabelle hornsby
Not only does Isabelle keep the moving pieces in place at Hemline, but she also knows how to generate buzz to bring all the right people together. Whether she's writing for an award-winning blog or keeping 5,000 employees engaged through a quarterly newsletter, Isabelle moves people, projects and places to action. For Hemline, she supports client projects, ensuring every detail is attended to, buttoned up and ready to launch. Previously, Isabelle served as communications coordinator for American Residential Services, where notable successes included planning and creating content that directly contributed to increasing employee newsletter readership and blog website engagement. She's also worked in field operations for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, helping plan, coordinate and execute fundraising events and cultivate donor relations. Isabelle brings the same sense of can-do, community thinking to her personal pursuits, which include exploring the city or participating in Embark or other young professionals programs. A graduate of the University of Memphis, with a degree in marketing management, Isabelle surely has the pulse of what makes great marketing and a great Memphis tick.
Shelda Edwards
Shelda adds the right mix of substance and style—and a love for color—that brightens Hemline's office and clients' brands. A Memphis College of Art graduate, Shelda lends clarity and light to projects, whether concepting a total brand refresh, managing ongoing collateral design or producing design elements for a new client app. She can yuk it up (thanks to her poster and merchandise design for the You Look Like a Comedy Show) or get down to business for clients like Aunt Key's Apothecary and Make-A-Wish Foundation. Going where the creative spirit takes her, Shelda founded The Hive Collective for local freelance creatives and is on the Memphis Comedy Festival board. Color us happy at Hemline to have her on our clients' side.


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We totally crushed it today on eating! For breakfast I did something I had stopped doing, I drank a Vegan Chocolate Shakeology, I buy mine from Stacie K (a super personal trainer friend). She and I first met up about my health over a year ago, she tried very hard way back then to get me on track but I (Femme) had been so brainwashed all of my life regarding eating meat and low carb diets, I was far too hard headed to listen to her. Thankfully now that I am on track I have her right beside me cheering me on! If you're looking for workouts, nutrition advice, or any of the like she is more than glad to catch up with you in her awesome facebook page Faithful Fitness. Now that you know all about her let me tell you about my shakeology guys, it was better than any chocolate ice cream ever!!! Here's how I made mine!
Mexican Chocolate Chocolate Monkey
- 1 scoop Vegan Chocolate Shakeology
- 1 whole banana
- 2 tbsp PB Fit
- 2-3 shakes of cinnamon
- Very small pinch of cayenne
- 6-8 Rice Milk to blend with
- 5 pieces of ice
Add all of the above to your blender and blitz it until you can't blitz it anymore. Then sit back and silently thank me (and Stacie K) because this is the best thing you've had to eat or drink in a good long time!
I am in no way being compensated for sharing Stacie or Shakeology with you, I just love it that much. I believe in this product, I believe it boosts my energy and I believe it is full of powerful superfoods that help bring optimal health to you when you consume it regularly. The only compensation I receive for saying that is the thank you that you'll comment below when you've tried it.


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In a story of two tracks separated by 1,200 miles, both IndyCar and NASCAR are facing the exact same dilemma this weekend.
How do we make this better?
At Michigan International Speedway, the NASCAR Xfinity Series will once again be subject to the high downforce, high-drag competition package associated with last month's All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Meanwhile, several Verizon IndyCar Series drivers stopped just short of requesting the same exact thing in advance of the DXC Technology 600 on Saturday night at Texas Motor Speedway, too.
INDYCAR: Drivers differ on racing heading into Saturday's race at Texas
It's somewhat ironic that after spending four years progressively shaving downforce from the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series rule book, that so many fans have signed-up to undo it all with the so-called 'All-Star Package' that had drivers pack drafting in the Irish Hills on Friday.
So, how about IndyCar?
Well, they have a new universal aero kit that hadn't seen race conditions on a mile-and-a-half intermediate track until Friday afternoon. Upon experiencing treacherous and loose conditions in the Texas heat, several drivers urged the competition department to add downforce to create more grip and closer competition.
There are some incongruities there, too.
The old Indy Racing League was defined by high-downforce pack races on intermediate tracks that produced the closest finishes in open-wheel history but did little in the big picture to galvanize the fanbase. Worse yet, it was a factor in Dan Wheldon's 2011 death at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
When pack racing reemerged after a three-year hiatus at Auto Club Speedway in 2015, drivers reacted accordingly, with a consensus that those conditions should never be duplicated again. Will Power summed it up best that day:
"I'm just so happy that no one was really hurt," he said. "It's so amazing. You get half the NASCAR guys and they ask for less downforce. You get half our guys, they ask for more."
So, the overarching point here is that both NASCAR and IndyCar officials are damned if they do and damned if they don't in their endless effort to balance sporting inegrity with a watchable television product. The racing isn't close enough or the racing isn't challenging enough to warrant major league status.
The Powers that Be simply can't win.
NASCAR: Brad Keselowski suggests All-Star package would encourage drivers to race elsewhere
Brad Keselowski faced the media on Friday at Michigan and said expanding the All-Star package in NASCAR would be detrimental to the sport's long-term longevity.
"I am apprehensive that coming with a package like that on a larger scale for the sport will in time deteriorate the ability for the drivers to make a difference and they will look for other racing venues to achieve that," Keselowski said. "It is a very interesting trade-off.
"I think of the three things that I like to see at a race and I think of fast cars, the best race car drivers and a great finish. Those are the three things I want to see. I think that package achieved one of those things and hurt the other two. In that sense, I consider it a net loss overall."
The reason he provided was the aforementioned IndyCar pack racing era.
"I think a decade ago if you wanted to see the best racing in the world it was in IndyCar," Keselowski opined. "They ran three and four-wide and put on great shows but long term it didn't translate to the fans or better ratings than NASCAR …
"They have already proved it and had great racing, a number of fatalities associated with that racing that was unfortunate and a short, unsustainable boost in their fans for those races when they first went to those packages, and then it trailed off. With respect to that, I think that if I was forecasting the future, that is how I see it."
OPINION: NASCAR's identity is on the line with latest rules package debate
Maybe adding downforce will work for JUST the IndyCar races at Texas Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Maybe adding drag and downforce will work JUST for the NASCAR races at Michigan International Speedway, Pocono Raceway and the Brickyard 400.
But whatever solution both sanctioning bodies land on before the end of the season, rest assured that the pendulum will eventually swing in the other direction before long.
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Well, not really. But I do find myself with 2 weeks of unbridled free time and guess where I plan on spending it? That's right, cart-ramming with the best of them at Market Basket and Costco. Hopefully the next two weeks will let me cross some of the more obscure recipes that I've been dying to try off my list… and, at the very least, I get to amuse myself in pretending that my fantasy of playing with food and feeding people for an actual living has finally come to fruition. This week's many projects include seafood alla arrabbiata over polenta, muglai chicken with spiced rice, and chicken with BLT gravy. Then, of course, Christmas! Eighteen tentacle-loving diners await the Annual Aluia Christmas Eve Feast of the Seven Fishes, and then some fun appetizers are planned for Christmas Day. Loving this new job of mine already.
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Lent 2014 Dates: When is Ash Wednesday, Passion Sunday, Palm Sunday,Good Friday,Easter?
Lent began in 2014 on March 5 with Ash Wednesday, which is the first day of Lent for Roman Catholics and most mainline Reformed and Protestant traditions.
However, in the Eastern Catholic and Orthodox Churches, the lent started from 3 March,which is observed as Clean Monday or Ash Monday.
The 40 day Lenten season will approximately last six weeks and will end on the Friday before the Palm Sunday that falls on April 13. However, different groups track of the time period differently.
Here is the full list of dates and calendar for Lent Season 2014
* 3 March, 2014: Clean Monday or Ash Monday, which is the first day of Lent in Eastern Catholic and Orthodox churches
* 5 March, 2014: Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent for Roman Catholics and many other sects
* 9 March,2014:First Sunday of Lent or Invocabit Sunday 16 March 2014:Second Sunday of Lent or Reminiscere Sunday
* 17 March 2014:Feast of Saint Patrick
* 19 March 19 2014:Feast of Saint Joseph
* 23 March 23 2014:Third Sunday of Lent or Oculi Sunday
* 25 March 2014:The Annunciation of the Lord
* 30 March 2014: Fourth Sunday of Lent, or Laetare Sunday. It is also known as Mothering Sunday, which started Mother's Day in the United Kingdom.
* 6 April 2014: Fifth Sunday of Lent or Judica Sunday is also popularly known as the Passion Sunday, the start of Passiontide.
* 13 April 13 2014: Palm Sunday, the start of the Holy Week,the final week of Lent immediately preceding Easter.
* 17 April 2014: Holy Thursday or Maundy Thursday,is a day to commemorate the Last Supper shared by Christ with his disciples.
* 18 April 2014:Good Friday,the day to remember Jesus' crucifixion and burial.
* 19 April 2014: Holy Saturday
* 20 April 2014: Easter
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The Hallowell Planning Board during a special meeting Wednesday will consider Linda Bean's application to relocate the historic Dummer House and install it on a new foundation.
The meeting, scheduled to start at 7 p.m. at City Hall, is the next step in a months-long process to clear a parcel of land on Central Street to construct a new municipal parking lot.
Moving the house, currently at 4 Dummers Lane, would pave the way for the city to construct the new, 30-space gravel parking lot on the property ahead of the start of the Water Street reconstruction project in April.
According to a Memorandum of Understanding with the city, Bean, the granddaughter of L.L. Bean's founder, has agreed to move the historic house and sell the remaining property to Hallowell. Bean and the city have agreed on a $147,000 price for the remaining parcels of land.
If an agreement is finalized, Bean will continue to own the house when it moves to its new location — on the corner of Second and Central streets — and Preservation Timber Framing in Berwick will handle the move and rehabilitation of the historic building.
City Manager Nate Rudy said the city's main goal is still to make sure the project gets completed in time to build a parking lot on the Dummer House's lot. The lack of ample parking on and near downtown Hallowell has been something residents and business owners have lamented for years, and Rudy said a 30-space gravel lot is all the city could afford. The work will be funded using the $300,000 voters approved in April as part of a $2.36 million bond package.
Bean acquired the house and restored it in the 1960s, and she plans to relocate the structure to a parcel on the corner of Central and Second streets. The city had discussed including the Dr. Hubbard House museum as part of the Dummer House transaction, but at its last meeting, the City Council decided to handle the future of the Hubbard museum separately.
There has been discussion about the Dummer House becoming a museum, and Bean said if this deal happens, the Hubbard would be a second museum space for the historical collections that many in Hallowell and around Maine could offer.
The agreement with the city for the Hubbard house stipulates that Bean would have to maintain the Hubbard museum at the same level or better than the city currently does, and Rudy said there's no reason to think Bean isn't up to the task. Rudy said the city spends about $1,100 to maintain the Hubbard each year, so it would save that money if the responsibility became Bean's.
Nathaniel Dummer was a veteran of the American Revolution and one of Hallowell's early civic leaders. He served as the town's first postmaster from 1794-1802 and was a judge on the Court of Common Pleas in Kennebec County. He died in Hallowell in 1815 at age 60.
In other business, the Planning Board will consider applications by Mike and Shannon Collins to replace windows, siding and doors, and repair brick chimneys and foundation at their property on Second Street; and by Laflin and Wolfington Realty to install an attached storage shed at its property on Water Street.
The board will also review an amended adult-use cannabis ordinance that the City Council will discuss at its meeting Monday.
The Planning Board will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Dec. 20.
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Tobu's head is forever alternating size. I imagine it's her brain thinking up clever comebacks.
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Web development by Fredrik Jonsson
I do contract work in web development and system administration. I'm based in Sweden and work via the service company Combonetwork development.
To contact Fredrik use this contact form.
Jag utför konsultuppdrag inom webb-utveckling och system-administration. Min bas är i Sverige och jag arbetar via tjänsteföretaget Combonetwork development.
För att kontakta Fredrik använd detta kontaktformulär.
Some of the software and languages I use:
- JavaScript
- Python
- Composer
- Django
- Drupal
- Git
- gulp.js
- Hugo
- npm
- Wagtail CMS
- WordPress (if I must)
Hugo is an open source static site generator. With its amazing speed and flexibility, Hugo makes building websites fun again. I have developed my own base theme for it, frjo/hugo-theme-zen.
A static site has a number of advantages:
- The site consist only of static files (html, css, js and images) so it is really fast and can be hosted almost anywhere. GitHub pages, Amazon S3 or the most simple shared web host.
- No code to keep updated, no security patches to worry about. The site can be deployed and "forgotten" and will just work.
- Can be edited and deployed with neat services like Forestry.io
Django and Wagtail
Django and Wagtail CMS is a good fit for many larger and more complex web sites.
System administration
Debian GNU/Linux is what I prefer to use for servers. It defines solid and stable.
I have experience with installation, configuration and optimization of LAMP servers for small and medium sites (Linux, Apache, MariaDB/MySQL and PHP). Using APCu, OPcache, Memcache, separate static file server and CDN:s etc. for improving the performance. Setting up Apache Solr on Tomcat as a search solution.
I mainly use VPS solutions, they are good value for the money and very flexible. Customers with small demands use a shared VPS and customers with big demands normally have there own servers that I help setup and configure. I use Ansible playbooks for all configurations of a server.
Drupal is an open source content management platform powering millions of websites and applications. It's built, used, and supported by an active and diverse community of people around the world.
I have experience with various CMS systems since 2000 and with Drupal since 2004. From 2006 I have worked almost exclusively as a Drupal developer. Here follows a selection of Drupal related services that I can offer my clients:
- Building modern Drupal sites with Entities, Views, Context/Panels, Rules and Features etc.
- Development of new modules and custom extensions to existing modules.
- Set up a development and deployment environments.
- Version control with Git.
- Drush, the Drupal shell.
- Theme development.
- Automated backup of files and databas.
I am not a designer but can take a design and implement is as a Drupal Theme. I know CSS and SASS well.
I prefer function and accessibility before whizz bang effects. A nice sprinkle of jQuery magic, like with the Colorbox module when function meets nice effects, is however very much liked.
I'm a strong believer in using Drupal Coding standards and Writing secure code.


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Gather the family and celebrate the 2018 holidays at these kid-friendly stage performances, films and holiday shows in Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne counties.
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Spend a holiday cheer-filled weekend in Chelsea, Dec. 2-4, 2016, at the annual Washtenaw County event.
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Santaland Parade in Garden City
Right after Thanksgiving, get into the Christmas holiday spirit with this annual tradition, happening on Nov. 28, 2015 at Garden City High School.
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The CSU women's basketball team blew out Division II Eastern New Mexico 75-35 at Moby Arena on Thursday night.
Ten Rams scored, with Callie Kaisser the only one in double figures. She scored 14 points and pulled down seven rebounds. The Rams improved to 2-1.
Eastern New Mexico shot 1 for 18 from the 3-point line and 11 for 54 (20.4 percent) from the floor overall to fall to 0-5.
CSU shot 54.4 percent from the field (31 for 57).
Next up for the Rams is a big test, as they host Oklahoma at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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I felt something when I came back to Harvard. It was like a cold in the air. It hit my sinuses and throat. Then everyone seemed to have 'allergies' or this stuffiness.
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