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Socceroos attacking trio of Mark Bresciano, Scott McDonald and Tim Cahill were all on target over the weekend and early this morning in Tim's case, which will no doubt please national team boss Pim Verbeek.
Socceroos attacking trio of Mark Bresciano, Scott McDonald and Tim Cahill were all on target over the weekend and early this morning in Tim-s case, which will no doubt please national team boss Pim Verbeek.
With the crucial February 11, FIFA World Cup™ qualifier against Japan fast approaching, Verbeek will happy to see his players getting among the goals for their respective clubs.
Bresciano-s double for Palermo was the standout performance, while Cahill was once again the villain among Liverpool supporters, as he scored a late equaliser at Anfield in the local derby. McDonald scored an equaliser for Celtic against Aberdeen, but shortly after Aberdeen struck twice to win 4-2 against the leaders.
Ironically all four goals scored by the Aussie contingent, came from headers. Bresciano opened for the scoring Palermo just before the break with a firm header and then repeated the dose 13 minutes into the second half in almost identical fashion.
Cahill had an earlier headed attempt brilliantly saved by Liverpool keeper Reina, but there was nothing he could do, when Cahill was surprisingly given too much space just a metre out from goal and he whipped in Arteta-s brilliant low free kick.
McDonald, arguably one of the smallest strikers (in height) playing at the highest level of the game, is not renowned as a prolific scorer with his head, but rose superbly to head home and make it 2-2 at Aberdeen. But within five minutes of his equaliser, Aberdeen had scored twice and there was no way back this time.
Socceroos pair Mark Schwarzer and Lucas Neill faced off at Upton Park, with Neill-s West Ham inflicting a 3-1 defeat upon Schwarzer-s Fulham. Brett Emerton and Vince Grella (last 30 minutes) saw game time, as Blackburn Rovers rallied late to win 3-0 against Newcastle United, who were missing the injured Mark Viduka; while Richard Garcia came on late in Hull City-s 3-1 defeat at the hands of Arsenal.
In Holland, Jason Culina, fresh from announcing his move back to Australia at the end of the season, played a full 90 minutes in PSV Eindhoven-s 1-1 draw at Roda JC, while neither Brett Holman nor James Holland featured in leaders AZ Alkmaar-s 2-0 win away at FC Volendam.


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The 61st annual Fred Hall Fishing Tackle, Boat, and Travel Show will be held March 7-11 at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center. One of the largest consumer shows in the nation, there are hundreds of tackle, boat, and destination exhibitors along with over 400 seminars throughout the duration of the show. Show hours are 2-9:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $13 for adults, with kids 15 and under free with paying adult. For information or directions, call 805-389-3339 or go to www.fredhall.com.
This particular show is the most comprehensive fishing show of all for Southern California fishermen. If you attend the show, I will try to greet you fellow anglers in the Sitka Alaska Kingfisher Charters booth along with Seth Bone, the owner of the charter. Seth and I go back many years, as I was one of his original customers. Seth will inform you about the Berkley Alaska Grand Slam Tournament that's forming now for the upcoming season. Every fish caught by an angler in the tournament earns that angler points which are totaled at the end to determine the winners. The fish I have caught in the past fishing with Seth were all high quality fish like the pacific halibut that weighs sometimes in the 200-pound class, king salmon, big rockfish, and super big lingcod. Seth will be taking signups from all those anglers interested in fishing out of Sitka.
Grunion time
It's that time again. The grunion begin their annual spawning ritual Sunday night. Each set of necessary high tides is listed below for the month of March. The season closes during April and May. It reopens for June, July and August. I will list the primary running nights in future columns. Don't forget your fishing license.
Attention halibut fishermen. With the grunion massing in the shallow water of the beaches the halibut are also gathering for the feast.
Your chances of catching trophy-size halibut won't get any better.
Halibut spend their lives chasing grunion especially during these runs. Anglers can catch the flatties throwing jigs, feathers and rubber tails from the sand. The very best bait though is a grunion, dead or alive. It's always tough trying to get a live grunion on the hook because you cannot use nets or any other entrapment devices to catch them. You have to use your hands to catch them. It really isn't difficult to use fresh dead grunion because the halibut like them either way, dead or alive. Just nose-hook the grunion, place a sinker about 2 feet above the hooked grunion, cast it out and slowly drag it back.
Oops on lingcod
My face is really red. I reported in last week's column a wrong time for the lingcod season to open. Actually I knew better but I guess my finger got stuck on the wrong month.
Lingcod season opens April 1, not May 1 as I reported. Don Ashley of Pierpoint really chewed me out about the mistake because the landings all depend on the rockfish season to carry them through the winter, especially the lingcod fishery.
With the rockfish season starting today the landings are gearing up to offer as much fishing as possible for the public. Pierpoint Landing will send out two boats. The 3/4-day boat Tradition leaves at 7 a.m. and the 1/2-day boat Southern Cal departs at 10 a.m. Ashley advises anglers to prepare 2 hook leaders and carry sinkers from 6 ounces to 12 ounces. The maximum depth that the sportboats can fish is 360 feet so reels should be packed with at least 30-pound test line. I suggest you call the landings for more information. The phone number for Pierpoint is 562-983-9300. L.A. Harbor Sportfishing will be sending the Sportking on the 3/4-day run while their sportboat the Matt Walsh will handle the 1/2-day trip. Phone is 310-547-9916.
Long Beach Sportfishing is in its sixth week of the Pot Of Gold Halibut Tourney and the biggest fish so far is a 37-pounder. Last week's big fish was a 17-pounder caught by Mike Kim of Diamond Bar.
Long Beach Sportfishing will be sending its boat the Liberty to Catalina for the larger rockfish. Their phone number is 562-432-8993.
Dario Romero of Chino Hills won the Tundra & Lightning fishing tournament at Corona Lake last Sunday. His rainbow trout weighed 16 pounds to win an all expenses paid 6 days and 5 nights at the Hotel Punta Colorada in Cabo San Lucas.
One thing that makes fishing in the Santa Ana River Lakes different from the other lakes is the fact that anytime you have a hook in the water, you might hook the biggest trout in your life. They have already taken 18- to 20-pounders and there are plenty more just like them swimming around. I recommend using large inflated nightcrawlers.
Certificates awarded
The Long Beach Rod and Gun Club awarded 21st century record-setting certificates in the Fishing/Hunting Tournament to Mike Carnes – 106-pound mako shark; Roland Huberts – 200-pound thresher shark; Jack Wilson – 235-pound pacific halibut, and Jim Wilson – 45-pound lingcod.
Corresponding Secretary Awards were given to Ray Tiller – Fisherman of the Year; Jack Wilson – Hunter of the Year; Alan Adam and Jim Trout – Outstanding Co-Members of the Year, and Jim Olds and Lou McConkey – Sportsmen of the Year.

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Joel 2:12-17 (CEB)
12 Yet even now, says the Lord,
return to me with all your hearts,
with fasting, with weeping, and with sorrow;
13 tear your hearts
and not your clothing.
Return to the Lord your God,
for he is merciful and compassionate,
very patient, full of faithful love,
and ready to forgive.
14 Who knows whether he will have a change of heart
and leave a blessing behind him,
a grain offering and a drink offering
for the Lord your God?
15 Blow the horn in Zion;
demand a fast;
request a special assembly.
16 Gather the people;
prepare a holy meeting;
assemble the elders;
gather the children,
even nursing infants.
Let the groom leave his room
and the bride her chamber.
17 Between the porch and the altar
let the priests, the Lord's ministers, weep.
Let them say, "Have mercy, Lord, on your people,
and don't make your inheritance a disgrace,
an example of failure among the nations.
Why should they say among the peoples,
'Where is their God?'"


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Change. It's inevitable. We do it daily. Actually, every second of the day things are changing all around us. We welcome and embrace each new season.
So with seasons changing, so do we. While we are true to our style and brand...we haven't been just shooting behind the lens. If so, we would be stale! Year after year we keep growing and evolving. If we wouldn't, how can we stay up to date fresh and stylish for our lifetime clients?
We brainstorm, get creative, and pull together some amazing sets and concepts. We also spend hours and hours learning and perfecting our craft. Behind the scenes, we are taking workshops and classes from world renowned professionals. We strive to stay on top of the latest trends while creating timeless, sharp, crisp, clear, and vibrant images for all of our families.
Sometimes we find some photographers like our ideas and often they replicate concepts and sometimes they just plain ol' playgerize. We are flattered ...but one thing that contributes to success that has stood the test of time isn't from mimicking others, it's from being innovative yet doing so in such a way that our clients want to come back -time and time again, because it's about the experience they had while with us and the professional product they leave with.
We wanted to write this blog to keep you updated on the things we have changing! We are adding some new faces to the Mudpies team, but, just because they are new to the team doesn't mean they are new to photography or new to the studio, but rather their focus is on other areas of Mudpies that can be grown. Stay tuned for formal introductions!
We had been keeping a secret this year.... (Many of you have already visited) We added a huge new natural light studio in southern York County to our client set options and we are excited to offer this space to compliment our awesome studio hosting our carefully designed newborn suite in Dover. With 18 floor to ceiling windows and sky lights, this will receive gorgeous light year round! We look forward to hosting brides, boudoirs, bumps, babies, seniors and more in our space.
And that's not all...we are keeping a few other BIG 2019 Announcements for another blog 😍
As we move on from fall folliage sessions ..we continue planning out wardrobes these fun Camping Christmas minis as well as our natural light studio farmhouse Christmas style for the holidays. Timeless images that are not "Christmasy" and will look gorgeous on display year round.
We also are pleased to announce we can offer snow sessions ALL winter- SNOW or NOT, starting late December. How awesome is that?! Yep. We have our own snow machines and these sessions will be sure to show off the beauty of winter! We are planning some playful sessions in January and February with our very own winter wonderland creations You will want to book these now! Spots will fill up fast!
Before we rush into the next season, let's soak in the last part of Autumn. Although the leaves were not changing as soon as we thought, we were able to add a little magic to make everyone's images colorful and stunning. Here's a peek at some of our foliage sessions!


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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Coming in a penny ahead of Wall Street profit expectations and reaffirming for the rest of the year was apparently incredibly disappointing for investors in Cross Country, a Boca Raton, Fla., provider of healthcare staffing services.
Frantic sellers sent the company's stock CCRN, -0.70% into freefall on Wednesday, possibly due to a slight shortfall in revenue in the latest three months, and broad concerns about the recruitment industry as a whole. The fact that Cross Country will need to hit the top of its outlook to satisfy Wall Street's current consensus estimates may also be a source of concern.
The shares plunged $11.85, or 45.2 percent, to close at $14.34, bouncing slightly after plumbing a 52-week low of $13.06 earlier in the session.
Volume of more than 13.1 million shares dwarfed the company's daily average churn of 423,800.
Cross Country wasn't immediately available for comment.
In a press release after Tuesday's closing bell, Cross Country posted second-quarter earnings before discontinued operations of $8.5 million, or 25 cents a share, a penny ahead of the average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Financial/First Call.
Revenue jumped 31 percent to $156 million in the latest three months, short of the analysts' consensus view of $157.2 million.
In the same period a year earlier, the company reported earnings before discontinued operations of $2.3 million, or 10 cents a share, on revenue of $118.8 million.
Cross Country attributed its better than anticipated performance in the quarter to the robust results of its travel nurse staffing businesses, as well as lower corporate expenses.
Specifically, revenue from the healthcare staffing segment of the company's business totaled $142.8 million, a jump of 30 percent from last year's quarter, due to increased average hourly billing rates and higher numbers of field employees.
"Demand for our core travel nursing business continues to benefit from a desire on the part of our hospital clients to outsource a portion of their labor needs to better meet fluctuating patient census and the national nursing shortage," said Joseph Boshart, the company's president and chief executive officer, in the release.
Investors may be spooked by the thin margin for error that Cross Country has left itself for the remainder of the year.
Looking ahead, Cross Country reaffirmed its outlook for earnings of $1.02 to $1.06 per share on revenue of between $625 million and $650 million in full year 2002. It broke down this forecast into earnings before discontinued operations of 26 to 27 cents a share in the third quarter, and 28 to 31 cents a share in the fourth quarter.
Analysts polled by Thomson Financial/First Call are currently looking for a profit of $1.06 per share on revenue of $648.9 million for the year. For the third quarter, the consensus is for earnings of 28 cents a share, a penny above Cross Country's stated range.
In an intra-day note during the company's conference call, Merrill Lynch attributed the stock drop to a "shifting mix between price and volume," and it noted that Cross Country's management believes volume gains will moderate to around 5 percent in the third quarter before re-accelerating in the fourth quarter.
The firm, which reiterated its "buy" rating on the stock prior to the conference call, said it believes this sell-off is overdone. It justifies this opinion by pointing out that the stock is now trading at 12 times its anticipated 2003 EPS estimate, well below its historical valuation of roughly 25 percent the long-term earnings growth rate.
"Once investors digest the short term shift in the revenue growth mix, we would anticipate that the shares will stabilize and rebuild momentum," Merrill told clients. "We believe that the shares can rebound to the low $30s over the next 12 months."
Noting the slight miss on the top line in the latest quarter, CIBC still reiterated its "strong buy" rating on the stock, saying that Cross Country's pricing and margin strength give it high confidence in existing estimates.
However, one comment in CIBC's note may explain some of the panic surrounding the stock.
The firm said it anticipates Cross Country will address concerns circulating about its predecessor company's sales by W.R. Grace and "how that may relate to ongoing asbestos litigation at that company." It noted that another company, Sealed Air SEE, +0.17%, was recently "dragged back into the mire" by its past dealings with W.R. Grace, but said it doesn't expect a similar scenario to play out here.
"Our sense is that the structure of the Cross Country sale was such that no liabilities exist, but further details by management would firm up this opinion," CIBC said in its research note. No such details were forthcoming on Wednesday.
The news weighed on shares of fellow medical staffing firms, Medical Staffing Network MRN, -0.34%, down more than 18 percent, and AHS Healthcare Services AHS, +0.00%, off more than 11 percent.
Industry factors may also be coming into play. Internet recruitment giant TMP Worldwide TMPW sliced its outlook for the year after Tuesday's closing bell, sending its shares down more than 32 percent.
Also Tuesday, Standard & Poor's placed its triple 'B' corporate credit rating on Manpower MAN, +0.96%, a leading provider of temporary labor, on CreditWatch with negative implications, citing the specter of a weak rebound in profitability due to the economy.


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A recent column by J. Patrick Coolican stirred up some interesting debate among Las Vegas Sun readers over who is to blame for America's economic problems.
The writer says that unions shouldn't be blamed for the country's stagnant economy.
We agree on this point. But he also says, "the total defeat of labor unions is nearly complete, with the results for many average workers a nightmare."
No question, these are challenging times for our members and their families who stand to lose their jobs, benefits, worker rights and pensions.
But IAFF members are standing ground and succeeding in places like Michigan, where fire fighters pushed back against proposals to combine fire and police into single public safety offices (PSOs) and in Oklahoma, where IAFF members fought and won a battle to prevent legislation that would harm binding arbitration and Ohio, where fire fighters and other public employees are collecting signatures to repeal SB 5, the law stripping workers of their collective bargaining rights.
The IAFF is also fighting back hard by taking a stand against national candidates who don't have our backs.
Let's not let columnists and political pundits write the epitaph of unions and the labor movement because, contrary to the picture that is still being painted in the press, the IAFF and the union movement are still standing and will continue to fight and have our voices heard come 2012.
You can count on that!
As long as the membership is in favor of making illegals as comfortable as possible in our Country the Unions will suffer. The money to support these people must come from somewhere and as long as we keep letting the Government blame us our rights will keep disappearing and the rights of the illegals will keep getting better until we are gone! The budget for the County Hospital in Las Vegas is five hundred thousand dollars a year and the indignant care for aliens is two hundred fifty thousand you do the math. JIMMY
I am sorry I put in my comment that the budget was five hundred thousand I was wrong it is five hundred Million and the aliens cost us two hundred fifty million. That is only at one Hospital I am not able to get the info from the other Hospitals in Vegas. JIMMY
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by Beeman
From AirgunArena
Things I liked: I had a P1 years ago, but sold it. I missed it, and finally decided to get another. As before, I like that it more-or-less looks like you would expect a pistol to look, and not like a rifle with the stock and barrel cut down. Mostly tho, the relative high level of power achieved with a single cocking motion without any need for CO2 or compressed air is what I like. All you need is the pistol and some pellets. It is a very accurate pistol too, but it does make you work for this accuracy. It doesn't forgive you if you aren't consistent. My pistol seems to like Lasers the best (.177), which is OK with me because they are relatively light/fast. They are averaging about 580 FPS from my pistol (at 6.9 gr each I think). With a very loose isosceles hold, in which the weight of the pistol is completely carried by my non-shooting hand (left hand), I've improved to the point where I can group about 3/4 inch at 30 feet. While that's not great, I seem to have better luck hitting objects. At 30 yards, I can hit a tuna can about 1 in 4, and get very close the other 3 times. I mostly bought it for plinking anyway.
Things I would have changed: These newer P1's come with fiber-optic sights now. They don't look very good, but I admit they do show up well against darker backgrounds. However, the front sight is still very thick/wide, and when you're shooting at smaller targets, it is difficult to center the front sight under the bullseye. If the front sight were solid (the blade is carved-out in the middle to accommodate the fiber insert), I would file it into a thinner blade, but it's not practical to do with so much metal already missing. Even tho they show up well in low-light conditions, I would make the fiber sights an option, not standard. Also, it would be nice if the price were lower, but until a Chinese copy comes out, I don't expect this to happen.
What others should know: My first P1 did have a problem with the rear sight retention pin working loose, but so far this one is staying together. Don't be discouraged too soon if you have a hard time hitting with it. Develop a loose, but consistent, hold, and follow-thru with every shot. I'm giving it a 4 for accuracy only because of it's temperament regarding consistency.
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Things I liked: Power, accuracy, the feel of the gun
Things I would have changed: Lower price would be nice :D, otherwise nothing.
What others should know: I bought the .20 version very recently. It comes with Fiber Optic open sight which is great! The gun was loud and dieseling with the first few shots. After around 100 shots it feels much smoother and stops dieseling. It is now shooting with great consistency.
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Things I liked: The feel of this pistol is impressive. The balance is a bit nose heavy but then so in the 1911. I loved the feel of the action, the smoothness of the trigger and even the recoil helps me become a better shooter. My gun is a .20 calibre.
Things I would have changed: Lock tight on the safety? I might recommend it at a later date. Extend the required 30 day registration for the warranty. The warranty choices were a bit confusing and I am not sure what I will choose. Keep the warranty siple please. I am a shooter, not a bright man.
What others should know: Right out of the box, I couldnot hit anything. I burned through a pack of 200 pellets within the first three hours of fun to get the gun broken in. There was not any form of accuracy at all and there were numerous sight adjustments during this process. When I was getting in the zone the sights would have to be totally re adjusted again and again, either I am a poor shooter or the gun needs a good break in period. I found the gun a pleasure to shoot, burning through 1500 rounds in three days and looking forward to the next day when I could shoot again, the hours went by like minutes. Using a bench rest would only throw off my accuracy as the recoil happens well before the pellet leaves the barrel. Single handed shooting is improving and I am able to now group quarter size groups at 30 feet. I ordered the Pel Set tool to set the pellets and the accuracy has improved since I began using this consistantly. The safety has worked itself loose numerous times in my first 1500 rounds and I notice that the "O" ring seal has a good size cut or abrasion on it, they do provide an extra seal with the new gun, no instructions on how to replace that but it appears to be simple. If you like to shoot and are patient enough to get the new pistol settled in and you get use to the feel of the recoil, this will be a 'go to' gun for fun and I am planning on getting good enough to be a tack driver with this one. Fun Fun Fun. This piece of hardware is very addictive. If you go out in the field, take some perfect fitting allen keys in case any tightening is needed especially for the safety that I am prone to automatically apply. This just feels right in your hand. I do not know what perfection is as I have not shot enough air pistols but I am pretty excited about this one and can not wait to get home each day to shoot it.
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Things I liked: The two-stage trigger is superb. Just take up the slack in the first stage and from there just "think" your shot. That is just how light a touch the guns is with the factory setting. This gun is more accurate that the rifles I own. Yeah, I do own some not-so-good rifles but even a not-so-good rifle should outshoot a pistol.
Things I would have changed: Do not particularly like the recoil that was built into the gun since I do not use it as a trainer for a 1911. The upper receiver could be reduced to more accurately replicate a 1911.
What others should know: My gun was purchased around 1985 so it is almost a quarter of a century old. It was about $300.00 at the time of purchase, making it one expensive handgun for the time. I have shot thousands of rounds through it and it does not seem to have lost any of its power. When I go shooting with my friends and relatives they know the P1 will be on my hip and will be the first and the last gun I shoot all day long. No other gun has been as much fun for me as my P1.
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Things I liked: when i opened the box & held this in my hand, i knew where my $400+ went. nice weight to it, all metal construction - no skimping here. very nice fit & finish.
Things I would have changed: expensive but no complaints
What others should know: my 10clip co2 357 is fun to shoot but it's anemic power is a minus. my single shot multi-pump 1377 has the power but pumping 10x gets old fast. this springer pistol is my go-to gun - cock it, load it, shoot it. accurate at 10m, weaver stance, full cock w/ crosman silver eagles.
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District Sales Manager - (Wholesale Optical) - San Francisco
Date: Sep 29, 2019
Location: San Francisco, CA, US, 94102
Company: Luxottica Group
Requisition ID: 99131
Luxottica is a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of fashion, luxury and sports eyewear. Our wholesale network covers more than 150 countries and our retail presence consists of over 7,200 retail stores across the globe.
In North America, our wholesale business is the home to global brands like Ray-Ban, Oakley, and many of the top fashion house brands. Our leading retail brands include; LensCrafters, Sunglass Hut, Pearle Vision, Target Optical and Sears Optical. We are also home to EyeMed, the fastest growing vision care company in the United States.
Luxottica's Wholesale teams deliver the highest quality frames, best-in-class expertise and a deep understanding of products and markets to support our customers and fuel their businesses all over North America.
GENERAL FUNCTIONThe District Sales Manager (DSM) meets/exceeds sales, cost of sales and return rate targets within the assigned area by focusing on two interrelated functions including team leadership/coaching/ management of sales consultants and account leadership. The DSM must understand, support, and demonstrate Luxottica's culture to all customers, sales consultants, and all other constituents.
- Responsible for top and bottom line accountability for assigned district.
- The DSM delivers results through effective coaching, management and mentoring of the employed sales team. They are responsible for all aspects of sales team management including hiring, onboarding, performance management, and development through ongoing feedback.
- Oversees the relationship between Luxottica and 1099 sales representatives; holding the representatives accountable to the designated agreement.
- Conducts field visits to reinforce policies, procedures, programs, territory management, sample bag set up, reporting, scheduling and general selling skills.
- Ensures team is aligned on brand standards and company initiatives by coordinating group communication, conference calls, meetings and sharing/highlighting of best practices
- Forges strong business relationships with Luxottica customers, regularly meets in field with all district customers and acts as the primary point person for Luxottica (one face to the customer) to capitalize on opportunities across brands and troubleshoots on major issues
- Meets with the owner/decision maker to learn about their business model; philosophy, strategies, SWOT analysis.
- Creates customer segmentation plan for the District identify A/B/C accounts and executes sales strategies to support growth and development in each segment
- Identifies and reports competitive activity and/or unusual buying patterns within district.
- Provides weekly and quarterly forecasts to management for production and business planning.
- Effectively manages all budgets
- Attends, supports and coordinates attendance to regional events
- BA or BS degree in Sales/Marketing/Business or equivalent training in business or sales management
- 7+ years of successful direct selling experience
- Strong interpersonal, and written and verbal communication skills
- Excellent and persuasive presentation skills
- Demonstrated team leadership and ability to work with others to accomplish goals
- Entrepreneurial and flexible – able to work in a fast paced environment
- Strong account/business management skills, including negotiation and conflict resolution
- Problem solver with strong analytical abilities
- Results oriented and proven ability to sell
- Strong PC skills, including Excel, Word and PowerPoint
- Significant travel required within assigned district (4 days per week in field and overnight travel required)
- Valid driver's license
- 3+ years prior sales management experience
- Understanding of the Optical Industry, inclusive of Managed Vision Care
Upon request and consistent with applicable laws, Luxottica will provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities who need assistance in the application and hiring process. To request a reasonable accommodation, please contact Talent Luxottica at 877-589-8253 (513-765-2256 outside of US) or email firstname.lastname@example.com
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, gender, national origin, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, citizenship, veteran or military status, marital status, pregnancy (including unlawful discrimination on the basis of a legally protected pregnancy or maternity leave), genetic information or any other characteristics protected by law.
Sales / Account Management
Nearest Major Market: San Francisco
Nearest Secondary Market: Oakland
Job Segment: District Manager, Manager, Marketing Manager, Business Manager, Management, Marketing


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Song Yangbiao, a Chinese journalist who has called for people to protest the prosecution of Bo Xilai, a fallen senior Communist Party official, has been detained, according to Lu Qi, a friend of Mr. Song.
Mr. Lu said on his microblog on Wednesday that Mr. Song had told a younger sister in a police station on Aug. 5 that he was being detained because of his remarks on his microblog account. Mr. Song had posted messages in support of Mr. Bo, who is expected to go on trial in the coming weeks or days on charges of bribetaking, embezzlement and abuse of power.
Mr. Song's microblog account has been deleted, but freeweibo.com has saved some messages. One message read: "All members of the Chinese Communist Party should rise up together to oppose the illegal trial in Jinan," according to Reuters. Mr. Lu, who writes for Time Weekly, said Mr. Song has been detained since Sunday.
During his four years as party chief of Chongqing, starting in December 2007, Mr. Bo promoted populist campaigns and policies in which he sought to portray himself as a leftist leader who wanted to reinstitute the original tenets of the Communist Party. Because of that, Mr. Bo won a loyal following among leftists who criticize pro-market policies by the party.


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It works! Drawing away to spend time with God has restored my sense of balance and has enabled me to find peace in the midst of daily activities. This is the third weekend in a row that I've intentionally set aside a significant amount of time to rest. During these times, I typically receive from God in worship, meditate on Scripture, pray,and journal. Ultimately, I simply try to let Him "lead me beside still waters" (Psalm 23).
Today, my time alone began with me fretting over my upcoming schedule, which includes many days out of town and a three-day speaking opportunity. As I began to rest in the Lord and pour out my concern about my upcoming schedule, He truly led me into a place of peace. Often, when I rest in the Lord, I write in my journal in the first person, expressing my concerns and feelings as if I'm writing a personal letter to God, and then recording His "responses" as if He were writing directly back to me through personalized Scripture. This practice draws me deeper into His presence and has facilitated some of my most profound times of hearing from God. This morning, I wrote the following:
Doug, stop second-guessing yourself regarding your upcoming schedule. Go in confidence knowing that I'll be with you and will meet with you. I'll help you this coming week to be prepared ahead of time for your speaking opportunity following your time out of town. Just relax and trust me: you waste energy in worry and anxiety about your upcoming schedule. Just accept the schedule I have given you, relax and trust me, and enjoy every moment.
Doug, start praying/interceding every time you begin to even slightly worry or be anxious. This will counteract your tendency to worry about the future. Worrying and focusing on the future don't help you.
Next, I meditated on Hebrews 11, 12, and 13 and He spoke several promises to me from Scripture:
"Doug, take comfort and be encouraged and confidently and boldly say: I am your Helper. Do not be seized with alarm [fear, dread, or terrified]" (Hebrews 13:6a, Amplified).
"Doug, I am the God of peace. I will strengthen [complete, perfect] and make you what you ought to be and equip you with everything good that you may carry out My will, while I work in you and accomplish that which is pleasing in My sight, through Jesus." (Hebrews 13:20-21, Amplified).
If you desire to live more from God's presence rather than from your performance, I encourage you to regularly create room in your schedule to be alone with God. Also, consider adding journaling in the first person -- including personalizing Scripture -- as part of that time.


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The ancient name for gladiolus was xiphium from the Greek word xiphos, meaning sword. Its name was later changed to gladiolus, which comes from the Latin wordgladius, which also means sword.
The genus includes around 260 species with many thousands of registered cultivars. Most gladioli originated in Africa and were not known in Europe until the mif 1750s when they were introduced by travelers following the Indian Trade Route. European botanists and hobbyist soon began to grow and breed gladiolus flowers. By 1806, William Herbert produced the first hybrid. He crossed G. tristus (night scent) and G recurvus (violet scent during the day) and named it 'fragrans'.
Gladiolus require well drained fertile loamy soil. Water logged, heavy sticky soil will result in decaying of corms as well as delay in growth of plants. The planting position should have a sunny situation protected from wind, by wind breaks or hedge. It produces bigger size flowers in areas with moderate humidity. Shallow planting of corms i.e. at the depth of 5-10 cm is essential. Deep planting will result into poor production of cormels and also cause decaying of corms.
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Growing to a height of 40cm and produces large and very showy pink flowers. For any rich, well drained substrate in full sun. Requires a good winter protection (thick mulch layer) in colder districts. In areas of heavty frost it should be grown in pots under frost free conditions in a greenhouse.
This plant was first described by English born South African botanist, botanical artist, businessman and philanthropist Bolus. He advanced botany in South Africa by establishing bursaries, founding the Bolus Herbarian and bequeathing his library and a large part of his fortune to the South African College (now the University of Cape Town. It is said that the species is named after the farmer on which the bulb was found.
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I dream of a church community so selflessly committed to serving one another in love (Galatians 5:13) that no needs go unmet, no one person carries the whole burden, edification rules the days, and the watching community stands amazed and eager to be loved like that. It seems to me this is so much more than the standard church call to serve that leaves people feeling guilty, busy, and joyless. It's a call to know how loved you are.
We live in a day where serving is "cool", caring about developing countries is politically correct, and even celebrities seem committed to philanthropy, and for all of that I'm glad. But, I would submit to you that it isn't motivated by worship. Worship comes from a heart that knows how unworthy you are, how gracious, loving, and compassionate God has been to you, and stands in the joy of redemption in awe of the cross. If we are to give our lives as spiritual acts of worship (Romans 12:1-2) then our motivation must be nothing less than the Gospel love we've received. If you get that, really get that, then to serve one another through love is the spring-loaded reaction. If you don't then out comes the "biting and devouring one another" of Galatians 5:15.
Service that demands recognition, bristles at remedial tasks, or leaves one joyless is selfish service. Do I ever serve selfishly? Yeah, I fight the flesh that wants praise and prominence. But I desire so much more … and God is so gracious to supply the needed fuel to motivate real worship-filled service. How else can I explain a sorrowful satisfaction over dealing with sinning brothers, or an exhausted joy over a full week of teaching? Selflessness is a word I find hard to apply to myself, I know my sin far greater than anybody, but I also know the joy of worship in serving others through love because I know the love of the Gospel that rescued me from the fires of hell. Jesus pulled me from the rubble of the fallen building I was trapped under … He secured my oxygen mask so I can now live to secure as many others as possible. Join me friends in the fight to LIVE FREE, not indulging in the flesh, but indulging in the mission of loving others with a radical Gospel-love and so fulfilling the whole law (Galatians 5:14).
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In playing around with the good old 12C I realized that it has indirect register access. You can use the CFj and RCL CFj functions to store and recall indirectly through the n register. Furthermore it does a pre-increment (for CFj) and post-decrement (for RCL CFj) before the store and recall, respectively.
So just to see if this was at all useful I wrote a simple (bubble) sort program in only 21 bytes! It's easy to use, just fill up registers 0 - n with your data and call the program with n in the x register.
Here it is:
01 STO i i = maximum register
02 1
03 STO n A: n = 1
04 RCL CFj B: y = A(n)
05 RCL CFj x = A(n-1)
06 x<=y if (x <= y)
07 x<->y swap x,y
08 CFj A(n-1) = x
09 Rv
10 CFj A(n) = y
11 RCL i
12 RCL n
13 1
14 + n = n+1
15 x<=y if (n <= i)
16 GTO 03 goto B
17 2
18 - i = i-1
19 x=0 if (i = 0)
20 GTO 00 return
21 GTO 01 else
goto A
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I never knew about this indirect addressing!!
Thanks for posting this masterpiece Katie.
You are sharp!!!!!! That sorting routine is smart!!!!
Very nice, Katie. It only took... what? ... 21 years for someone to realize this? He, he, he...
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"Very nice, Katie. It only took... what? ... 21 years for someone to realize this?"
Not to belittle Katie's amazing sort in 21 steps, but seems to me you're implying that the possibility of using CFj in the HP-12C to achive indirect addressing of registers is a new discovery, unrealized for 21 years.
If that's what you mean, that's not the case. My "Serendipitous Solver" article, published in Datafile V21N2, (March/April 2002), 18 months ago, did include a program to evaluate and find roots of arbitrary polynomials in the HP-12C which already uses precisely this technique to indirectly access the storage registers where the coefficientes will be stored (see lines 05 and 12, as well as the description of the uses of CFj and CF0 in the article). I've seen no previous examples of this technique being used elsewhere, but it's quite possible that I wasn't the first to use it for practical purposes. In any case, it doesn't qualify as a new discovery.
All the same, kudos to Katie for its magnificent sort program. It would have made a superbly good challenge for all of us HP-12C lovers ("Given a set of n values stored in registers R0 to Rn, try and write a sorting routine in 21 bytes or less") :-) !!
Best regards from V.
I hadn't seen your polynomial solver before, it's a wonderful use of indirect storage on the 12C! I did some looking around on the web when I first realized the usefulness of the CFj functions but couldn't find any reference to using them for indirect access. I was pretty surprised since there are so many clever people out there playing around with these things. I'll bet that someone, somewhere has been using this "feature" for 20 years and has even written exactly the same sort program that I did. I've come to realize that nothing in computer science is really unique. (My philosophy after doing this stuff for far too long.)
Hi Katie,
Now go and implement my favorite sort... heapsort.
You might be able to write a heap sort on the 12C (or more likely the 12C platinum) if it had just a bit more register memory. Amazingly, you can structure register memory as a linked list on the 12C using the byte of memory where the cash flow counts are stored (Nj) and, of course, you can access this indirectly. There's a complication with this, however. When you use CFj it automatically sets Nj to 1 overwriting what you ave stored there, bummer.
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- The Herd with Colin Cowherd 1 months back
Who do you think will be the NFL's best quarterback this season?
- Korbin thegreat 4 weeks back
The Herd with Colin Cowherd if the bad man Arron Rodgers gets goin he's definitely gonna be dangerous combined with that defense
- JK L 4 weeks back
Patrick Mahomes
Dak Prescott
Tom Brady
In that order
- MyDadsGrandpa 4 weeks back
Next wave of elites San darnold mahomes Dak Allen
- MyDadsGrandpa 4 weeks back
The Herd with Colin Cowherd mahomes is the best QB since last year...
- donald deluxe 1 months back
Ian Good I get the joke behind that.😂🤣💀
- Adam Tennant 2 days back
"bakers a way better thrower" 😭😭😭
- UNHOLY _VAPER 1 weeks back
This was simply awful, who in their right mind would pick dak over Carson wentz or deshaun Watson. Lamar is a much better qb than dak also. Colin needs too redo this because this is straight stupidity
- Jeremy Sivertsen 1 weeks back
3 weeks after saying he'd take Dak over Deshaun he says is close to Mahomes
- Arvind Talukdar 3 weeks back
So big 4 are Brady, Brees, roethlisberger, rivers?
I dont know why roethlisberger was picked. Should have tried Rodgers. So the big four are Brady, Rodgers, Wilson and rivers
- jordan R 4 weeks back
What about Murray or Dak?
- Landon Castro 4 weeks back
Dak is a top 5 qb
- Arty Munoz 4 weeks back
In the next five years ? Do u know how much can change in one week in the NFL?
Wentz over Dak?
My gosh I've only been listening for a minute and I wanna slam my head into the wall
- James Laws 4 weeks back
Love HER comments much more than his, and yet he's supposed to be the "Man" & yet he sounds like an idiot !! I wouldn't trade 1 Dak for 10 Darnolds 😂😂 Even worse: Goff & Ryan 😂😂😂 Ryan's proven he'll fold like a cheap suit at the most important moment's, and Goff ? Not in the same league as Dak 💯☝⭐💙🔥💯👀👏👏👏
- Jake Medicoff 4 weeks back
Matt Ryan is so overrated
- Rodney Sowels 4 weeks back
I'll take Dak over everybody who in this video
- Hunter Mclindsay 4 weeks back
lol ight Dak over watson XD. That literally has to be one of the dumbest choices i have ever heard. Even if I would have watson only for one year and Dak for 5 i would still choose watson, They are not even on the same wave length.
- joey t dunham 4 weeks back
Would you rather have Josh Allen or Dak? anyone can comment. I would want Allen.
- DcLoki12 4 weeks back
Wentz over mahomes??? Wtf
- Lasty K 4 weeks back
Wentz better with leadership? This guy took his helmet off to pout because his receiver dropped a pass. You don't see Dak doing that, he tells his players to focus on the next play.
- Tyler Melvin 4 weeks back
You guys remember when Colin said Matt Ryan was just as good as Andy Dalton?
- daa texans 4 weeks back
Typical Texans take
- The Light Knight 4 weeks back
This dude just said he would take Sam darnold over Dak. Wow, you better hope they dont drug test Colin. Lol
- hamnet speare 4 weeks back
Matt Ryan is a loser and will always be a loser. A horrible leader. Dak is a leader and a winner.
- hamnet speare 4 weeks back
Sam Darnold is awful how can you take him over Dak?!?!?!?!?
- scotty morgan 4 weeks back
Funny how you want to talk about stats, but yet Dak has more TDs, Less INTs, better QBR, completion percentage, then both Wentz, or Goff. Goff is overrated garbage and was even more trash before Shawn saved his career Nice try hater.
- aa aa 4 weeks back
Deshaun is not a natural thrower?!?! what are you talking about smh
- aa aa 4 weeks back
Goff is a system qb stop it. he plays well in the system but he does not improvise
- Don Meatley 4 weeks back
That is a fact and the players on his team make him look better than he actually is.
- TexasKing100 4 weeks back
"Find me a great QB without a good head coach" uhh Deshaun Watson? Balls out with a bottom 5 head coach
- kevin Edwards 4 weeks back
Colin is plain stupid
- Thicc Boiii 4 weeks back
Derek Carr looking like a sad, bearded, caucasian Thanos
- happyboy420666 4 weeks back
Colin just likes white quarterbacks
- Jaan Ross 4 weeks back
Cowboys suck up🤣
- ZmannR2 4 weeks back
Wentz is what? 1-4 vs Dak?
- ZmannR2 4 weeks back
scotty morgan lol thanks I was too lazy to look it up. I knew it was bad
- scotty morgan 4 weeks back
no he is 2-6 he has only beaten Dak TWICE YES TWICE!!!!!
- ZmannR2 4 weeks back
Wentz over Dak???? Baaahahahhahaha
- LE MATT 4 weeks back
This whole segment is foolishness
- Turbo9987 4 weeks back
Joy is straight bae status
- TheQtooshy 4 weeks back
Does Colin think Dak throws like a girl or something? He keeps bringing up his poor arm talent like he's a middle school thrower
- Jon Dough 4 weeks back
plays quarterback in the nfl.. is not a natural thrower 😂.. if there were people out there with better throwing abilities dak and half the league wouldn't have a job
- john carpenter 4 weeks back
Dak misses a few throws here and there, but im taking him over any others at this time!!! I'm a Cowboys though, so my opinion is biased.. lol
- dablocishot77 4 weeks back
I think Foles is better than Wentz. Im not understanding the Wentz hype. And I am taking Dak over Wentz. STOP HATING COLIN.
- Mark Madison 4 weeks back
a decending player this dude is an idiot . Makes no since,. Dak is durable, consistant, this guy has no idea what he is talking about
- Fishing God 4 weeks back
I take dak over Matt Ryan everyday of the week.
- Roy Thomas 4 weeks back
Give Deshaun the Cowboy oline and he becomes a multi-mvp and wins a super bowl ring.
- Rob Xx 4 weeks back
Wentz?! Hasnt done anything Dak is better than all of them. Only difference is all those teams that those other QBs are on. all have better defenses than Dallas. This is stupid segment.
- lamond jack 4 weeks back
Why did they green check Ben when they picked Dak.
- Joel Sterling 4 weeks back
What's up now, huh!? What's up now!?
- John Tatum 4 weeks back
d rather have Dak over any of them...he has a great attitude...and he can throw and run...total package!
- A7 Nightmare 4 weeks back
wentz is over rated and has not earned the hype. Injury prone glass bones.
- Captain Canada 4 weeks back
This is the WORST take in history. You are a clown.
- isaiah walton 4 weeks back
deshaun is much better than dak. he's faster, stronger, bigger arm, more successful, and consistent. dak is a eli manning like player, he needs talent around him to succeed, but when he does he's a dangerous player
- Quinn Fagan 4 weeks back
Dak has never betten the rams
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DeShaun Watson is obviously a better option but whatever


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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
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A 7 minute conversation with Hazel Roy, long-time peace and social justice activist from Manchester England.
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After the Reverend Lucius Walker Jr. was shot by 'Freedom Fighters,' with a bullet his tax dollars bought (ostensibly to 'liberate' Nicaraguans), he decided to do something different.
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What we're doing is technically illegal. We're challenging a blockade that has held since 1961 - coincidentally, the year I was born. We're delivering humanitarian aid (health and school supplies, computers, etc) directly to the Cuban people.
Cuba is not a perfect society .... but they do some things really well. True to their revolutionary principles, and I believe Che would be pleased, there is an incredible holistic health care system that cares for people from cradle to grave (and perhaps beyond) and all education (including University) is free. They do organic and community agriculture, and they're not slaves to the IMF and World Bank (who demand 'structural adjustment policies,' essentially the death of publically owned services, in exchange for loans.) There is some foreign investment in Cuba, but the Cubans won't allow foreigners to own more than 49%.
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Eso si que es la vida !!! This is the life !!!
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sometimes they lie outright. most of the time they leave a lot of information and context out. they're often earth un-friendly, printing mostly advertising on dead trees. they're funded and motivated by big money, big power, and subsequently we hear what they want us to hear.
i created this blog so i could share my journey with pastors for peace. i've been a social justice and environmental activist for a couple of decades. i'll be up front about it - that's the perspective you'll find here. you don't have to believe any of it if you don't want. go on your own journey, write your own blog. maybe i'll read it.
the first time i participated in the humanitarian aid caravan to cuba was in 2008. i went again in 2009. it's so much fun i'm doing it again in 2012, with the 23rd caravan. it's also a lot of hard work, and expensive, but the cubans are such an inspiration with their free education and health care ... and activists like me feel very welcomed there. if you'd like to share some financial support for the journey, i won't stop you, and i promise i'll spend it responsibly and ethically.
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Saturday night we went to the Fall Festival at Bartlett Woods Church of Christ. The girls went straight to the cake walk. Allie played until she won and then she was off to the play the games. Abby played it off and on but did not win anything in the cake walk.
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ME. BRYCE'S ADVENTURE. The Historian and His Wife in the 1 Kentucky Metropolis. A Distressing, But Temporary, Separation of Man nnrt Wife — A Midnight Qut-st—Tho Result of One Man's [copvfuciiT. iSSi.l jprof. James Bryee, the dust historian, met with a strimge adventure daring his recent visit to Louisville. There arc only two people outside of She actual personnel of the farce comedy in which the professor and his wife •were unwilling participants who Icnow anything- about it, artel the secret has 5>ecn carefully giiarded. In this city there lives a man who is a naro-pron of eccentricity. He is a law- vcr, but so good a fellow that we retrain from giving- his name to the public. Let us call him Mr. Merle, therefore, because, like the name of Rozi- nantc, it is sonorous and full of meaning. There is probably not a man in the country who possesses a greater stock of miscellaneous information than Mr. Merle, and like Dr. Sam Johnson he is everybody's property. If a schoolboy -wants to know about Daldur, Hyder Ali, or to find out what royal pretender was captured and made to wash pots in the king-'s kitchen, or to ascertain what kincr had green teeth, Mr. Merle can tell him. This leg-.'.l repository of myriad facts is especially noted for his absent-mindedness. He often forgets such little things as whether he has put on a collar, eaten his dinner or ordered anything- from the grocery. Although he does not enjoy so much practice as some, it is not his fault. He knows every legal decision and precedent of any worth, and he is really a good lawyer. But he sometimes he- -wVlders his clients by irrelevant remarks on- star mist, psychiatry or the original meaning- of Hades. When Prof. James Bryce's great work on the "American Commonwealth" appeared. Merle was delighted with it. He wrote to the author commending it, and at the same time pointing out a few minor errors. This letter led to considerable friendly correspondence between him and Prof/Bryce. The latter thought his correspondent a very great man, as indeed he is. In the course of time, the illustrious historian visited this country, and was shown great honor. His wife, a highly cultivated English lady, came with him, and she was loud in her praises of American hospitality. Scholars were not slow to show their appreciation of one of the greatest of English historians. When he reached this country, there •was more correspondence between him and Mr. Merle. Prof. Bryce wrote that he should pass through Cincinnati on his way south to study the negro ques tion. "The eccentric lawyer immediate ly wrote him a pressing invitation to come by way of Louisville and be his guest, adding that there were further points for conference concerning the "American Commonwealth." Prof. Bryce was specially glad to avail himself of further criticism from a man of such rare part>s as the lawyer's letters showed him to be, and so the historian wrote, accepting the invitation for himself and his wife. The morning they arrived in Cincinnati, that there might be no mistake, they telegraphed the lawyer that they would reach Louisville on a certain evening train. Mr. Merle was in high glee on receiving this dispatch. He showed it with gTeat pride to several lawyers. They smiled inwardly, and some of them feared lest the eccenU-ic genius might TUE I.AIVVKI: i.N'TKOi'VCES MBS. BRYCB. be careless about some of the finer points of entertainment, and thereby cause a cloud to rest on the reputation of Kentuckians for hospitality. A Kentuckian is nothing if not hospitable Now Mr. Merle is a Hebrew. This did not of itself stand in the way of hi,« being an excellent host. In Louisville there are well educated and wealthy Hebrew families, who mingle with Gen tiles on terms of perfect'-.'equality. Mi- Merle is perfectly honest. His Creates enemies, if he has any,'cannot deny that His home is furnished with the stem ness of an ancient Spartan's dwelling Luxuries are unknown there. It wouk scarcely be a misnomer, to call him ^ Puritan on account of his simple tastes It happened while Mr. Merle was in the midst of his rejoicing- over the pros pect of entertaining- Prof. Bryce that h was consulted on an important case He thrust the telegram one side, forget ting all about it. It was some time after dark when th train bearing Mr. and Mrs. Bryce dre\ into Louisville. They stepped into th waiting room, but they found no one t meet them. They inquired of the by standersif Mr. Merle had been seen and learned that he had not. Afte waiting- sume twenty minutes they went to the Ualt house and sent him a note stating- where they could be found. Thi/trip had been a roug-h one iu ovcrlu-ati-d cars. Mrs. Bryce's heat! vus ac-liiuR- badly in consequence, and he wished supper very much, or at east a cup Of tea. But their notions of politeness forbade them casting any light iipon their entertainer by partak- ng- of hospitality othwr than his own. ?hey had not long to wa.it, for the short lebrew speedily answered the note in person. He appeared somewhat roublc-d, but greeted his guests warmly. At this moment some one who had earned that Prof. Bryce was in the ho- el parlors, had him called out for a few minutes. Mr. Merle, after chatting awhile with Mrs. Bryee, followed; ind, not finding the historian, returned and proposed to her that they should mmediately go. Thinking- that he had jeen her husband and made, arrangements with him, she went out, entered a carriage and was driven away witu icr host. Mr. Merle was in a, quandary, and he naturally took eccentric moans to extricate himself. He did not go to his THEY BEHEAD IN THE TOADL1KE THE PETJSOX OF JfK. MERLE. own home, but directed the driver to take them to the residence of a wealthy Hebrew friend, hoping that this friend would in some mysterious way understand his dilemma and entertain his guests. The perplexed man dare not go home, for he had not said a word to his wife about any visitors. It was too late when the note came. He dared not then face her anger. She is a woman who has no patience with eccentricities which she regards as inexcusable, and she has spared neither words nor brooms to cure them. It was about ten o'clock when the carriage stopped and Mr. Merle took Mrs. Bryce into the house of his friend. Its occupant, Mr. Hart, came to the door in his dressing gown and was sorely puzzled to receive a call from the lawyer with a strange lady at that time of night. All sat down in the parlor, and noVpportunity offered for Mr. Merle to tell Mr. Hart what was wanted. It would take considerable imagination to represent Mrs. Bryce's state of mind during this time. Her headache, resulting from an empty stomach and deprivation of a cup of tea, was increasing. Of course she thought she was hi Mrs." Merle's own house, and she was wondering why she was not asked to lay aside her things and why Mrs. Merle did not come in to welcome her. But the wife of the historian was a lady of such perfect breeding that there was nothing in her behavior to indicate that she thought the proceedings at all unusual. More than all, she began to wonder at her husband's absence. But she said nothing about this. In the meanwhile Mr. Hart was cudgeling his brain to find out the reason for the strange visit. Had he known that he was desired to be the host of this illustrious pah", his hospitality would have been profusely offered.. As it was, he could only take part in a general conversation, and wait for his eccentric caller to turn something up. Prof. Bryce had been called out of the hotel parlor for an interview with a chivalrous member of the Louisville bar, who wished to entertain him. The caller feared that the reputation of the city for hospitality might suffer, and so he urged Prof. Bryce to come with Mrs. Bryce and stay at his home. This offer was refused for fear that Mr. Merle would be offended. Prof. Bryce. after warmly thanking his would-be host, hurried back to the room where he had left his wife. There are three very large parlors in the Gait house. He was quite sure that he hac left her in the first, but not finding her there, ho. passed, through the second into the third in time to see a pair busy with the American method of courtship fly apart as he approached. The. historian of : "The American Commonwealth'' paused a moment to consider the energetic, wholesouled, pork-and-beans way in which even the young conducted their love affairs. Everything in this country seemed rapid, nervous, volatile. He began to wonder if his wife had evaporated. ' He stepped into the hall anc waited, but she did not appear; then he sat down in the parlor feeling sure that she had left for some necessary reason and would soon return. Twenty-five minutes passed without bringing to him the companion of his joys. Prof. Bryce is a man possessed of a mind eminently calm and historical He waited patiently although his sou was racked with downright English and roast beef hunger; and, Esau like he would have sold for a mess of pottage almost all his earthly possessions with the exception of Mrs. Bryce. Finally he' went to the office anc caused inquiries to be made, but no onr knew what had become of her. H thought of everything from hypnotism to Indian*. Gen. Miles' red men were certainly on the war, path, and English men had always looked on Kentucky a. a wild, scary state. / Whether these) thoughts passet through Prof. Brace's mind, perhap ib ofle will ever know. It is certain Lhat after waiting nearly an hour he ookcd in the directory for Mr. Merle's address, then hired a carriage and drove to his residence. Mrs. Merle and her son, a young physician, were at home. The historian asked where her husband was and received the startling- reply that his whereabouts were unknown; hat he had not been home since sup- icr. "Can you tell me whether he was ex- lecting a man by the name of Urycc to isit him to-night?-' he asked. "> T o," replied Mrs. Merle, "he said nothing to me about any visitors." "Then you have no idea of where I vouldbe likely to find him?" "Nose." Mrs. Merle mvuli: lip her mind by this ime that there was something in the wind, and she plied the historian with uch shrewd questions that she soon ob- ained something of an idea of how matters stood, although she had not ;he faintest suspicion that her eccentric msband had tak'n Mrs. Bryce to the larts. Mrs. Merle insisted that the professor .should stay until her husband returned. \t the same time she felt a little morti- ied to think that he might be so fr%ht- ened as not to put in an appearance that night, but she told tho professor that she would be glad to entertain him. jle waited some time and then thought t best to return to the hotel. The young physician accompanied him. As r ortunc happened, Mr. Merle and Mrs. Sryce reached the hotel at the same ;ime. It was then very nearly twelve o'clock. The separated pair were overjoyed to find each other, although Mrs. Bryce was nearly blind with a headache. When the.ybun<j physician, who in some respects does not resemble his father, learned this, he insisted on prescribing For her. She thanked him, but did not tell him that all the mediciuc she needed was a cup of tea and. a crust of bread. The chivalrous member of the bar, who had called Prof. Bryee out earlier ia the evening had surmised that things might not be all eight, aud so had returned to the hotel to investigate. On inquiring at the office, he hud learned enough to satisfy himself that his fears were well grounded. He now approached the professor and begged to be allowed to take them immediately to his own home where every comfort awaited them. But the illustrious pair had already had all the adventures they desired for one night, and so they took rooms at the hotel and. retired. One can only judge of their surprise the next morning when they found a bill for medical services rendered the night before. Of course this was paid without a murmur. The hospitable member of the bar who had taken such an interest in them the night before paid them an early call, since he wished to save the fragments of the reputation of the city. He begged them to be his guests, but they declined for .want of time. When he found that they wanted to see the constitutional convention of the state in session, he accompanied them to Frankfort. Then being desirous of showing ing- them how rapidly an American town could grow, he took them to Middleborough in the .extreme southeastern part of Kentucky. Mrs. Bryce, like many English women, is an accomplished rider; so the three procured saddle horses, since the steep roads were well-nigh impassible for vehicles. The party rode up to the summit of the Cumberland mountains from whence they had a grand view of four states, with scenery diversified enough to suit the eye of a chamois. When the trio were descending they caught sight of an object half way up the mountain side. This object was moving, and it looked nearest like the picture of a vampire by a mad painter. It seemed.to have wings, an enormous mouth and considerable tail. Prof. Bryce was unable to decide whether it was the American gyascutus, tlae formation of a feud or a Kentucky orator; and he very prudently allowed his legal escort to ride ahead. They had perhaps descended a quarter of a mile with great care, when the object resolved itself into a very primitive looking vehicle with a vampire winged top, drawn by a mule. . The driver was squat low like a toad in the center of the wagon, which was bouncing from side to side and threatening every minute to upset. The three were speechless when they beheld in tho toadlike figure the person of Mr. Merle. Without paying any attention to the rest of the party, he exclaimed with the tones of something in pain: "Mrs. Bryce, I'm sorry that I did not see you had supper last night. I didn't think; I forgot." The scene was so intensely ludicrous that even the sedate historian had hard work to keep from laughing. The gigantic ears of the emaciated mule, the antediluvian wagon, the painful earn estness of- the object holding the reins would haie called forth an amused smile from Diogenes. Mrs. Bryce, with the keen intuition of a woman, took in the situation at a glance. Mr. Merle, at great inconveni ence and considerable expense hoj3 come two hundred miles to beg her par don. Whether he had been influenced by his own thoughts after considering the reception his guests had met, or by a'certain woman's broomsticks, did no" matter. The look of sorrow on his fac would have moved almost anyone. .Mrs. .Bryce replied in her kindes tones: "You arc perfectly excusable Mr. Merle. We all forget many things and are often absent-minded. Socrates had those very characteristics, andnon of us think any the less of him fo: them, but rather the more. Do no trouble yourself any more about thai ..TellMrs. Merle that it was all right and please give her my regards." The look , of ,relief which came ove Mr. Merle's face waslike a sunrise a sea. He accompanied them to town, and took the first train for Louisville as happy as a child. The party saw nc more of him. ± V J,---.^"-^-->'---^'''xJI-X'. t Looks Clumsy But in Suld to Be jrijrlily Practical. This is the invention of one Joseph •Corner, a machinist in the ancient Moravian city of Olmut-/.. says the Phil- lelphia Record. The construction and working of the machine are so fully shown by the illus- ration that little description is neces- >ary. The cycle is built of wood, iron, steei and brass, and weighs complete about one hundred and fifty-six pounds, it will not only carry its inventor, who weighs about one hundred and thirty-six rounds, but will take another passenger in addition. A sail can lx- aUaahed rrol. and Mrr. 'Urycs rcsiirr.!.-.'. then southern journey that night. 1 n the next edition of his great work. \ve maj- look for a chapter entitled. 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Legian Village Hotel is a Budget Hotel offering 70 rooms, some of which we consider Bungalows are designed with a private garden, surrounded by a wall, to ensure complete privacy for those who prefer it. The Hotel is split into two areas by the local street. The North Wing ( JONI I ) is the main precinct and has its own Swimming Pool,Gym and Spa, while the South Wing ( JONI II ) is separate across the street, and requires a short walk to reach the Swimming Pool, Gym and Spa at the North wing ( JONI I ), both North Wing and South Wing have the Internet facility. We are proud to offer you through the Management and Staff of our Hotel , Balinese Hospitality and service of a standard to make you feel like you never left home. Our guests who usually become our friends, usually say when leaving, 'Until We Meet Again', which translates very easily into Indonesian ' Sampai Jumpa Lagi'. We look forward to being able to provide you with a memorable holiday in Bali - ' The Island Of the Gods' .
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Checkout: 12h
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El Salvador Signature Espresso, Topeca Coffee 12 oz bag, Single Origin Whole Bean Coffee
$14.95 (as of 10/20/2019, 11:28 pm)
All Coffees are Roasted to Order
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Topeca Coffee – El Salvador Signature Espresso – It is very uncommon to find an espresso blend made from coffees of one single origin, but since we have access to 2 farms at different elevations, and the ability to process our coffee many different ways, we are able to create an incredibly balanced blend with coffees from just one region. Natural processed bourbon from the Ayutepeque farm gives this blend an intense fruit sweetness and syrupy body, while its washed component comes in with chocolate, nut, and cedar tones. A touch of SHG altitude bourbon from El Manzano rounds everything out with bright floral spice. A great espresso to feature on its own, un-transformed by milk. Producer: Emilio Lopez Diaz Region: Santa Ana Altitude: 1000-1500 MASL Varietal: Red Bourbon, Pacas Farm: El Manzano and Ayutepeque Process: Natural and Washed Roast: Medium Notes: Cherry Cordial, Dark Chocolate, Toffee Nut SEED TO CUP – ABOUT TOPECA COFFEE – Topeca is one of the few companies in the world with fully vertically integrated Seed to Cup model. Our family grows the coffee in El Salvador where we can oversee every step of the process. We have our hands in every step of process from planting the coffee plant to hand picking the ripest cherries to roasting it here in Tulsa, Oklahoma and serving it in our own shops in Downtown Tulsa. We believe that the best coffee is created by maintaining high quality standards every step of the way. That is why we spend four years taking care of each new "cafeto" (coffee tree) until it grows into a mature plant ready to be harvested. Each year the cafeto blooms cover the landscape with white flowers and an aroma of sweet honeysuckle and jasmine. With good soil, great weather, and a lot of hard work each of those flowers will turn into a succulent coffee cherry containing 2 perfect coffee beans.
All Coffees are Roasted to Order
Fast USPS Delivery – Flat Rate $5.99 Shipping Per Roaster
Sealed in a One-Way Degassing Valve Bag for Freshness
Good Food Award Finalist
Top Rated by Coffee Review with #6 Coffee of the Year 2014
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