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.- Republican vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan has made a special video message for Catholic voters pledging that religious liberty protections will be a "cornerstone" of a Romney-Ryan administration.
"We need a president who will support our God-given rights, not try to circumvent them," he said in an Oct. 2 video posted to the Romney campaign website.
The video comes after nine months of controversy over the Department of Health and Human Services mandate requiring most large employers, including many Catholic institutions, to provide employees free insurance coverage of sterilization and contraception, including some abortion-causing drugs.
The mandate's narrow religious exemption applies to employers who primarily employ or serve their co-religionists and would not cover Catholic charities, universities, and health systems that employ and serve the general public.
Non-exempt organizations must either comply, drop insurance coverage and face other fines, or face non-compliance fines of $100 per employee per day.
Ryan said religious liberty is "our first freedom" and there is no guarantee "more precious" than the right to free exercise of religion.
He said Catholics see faith as "more than an individual right." Rather, faith is "a vital part of our community."
"We celebrate the unique role our Church plays in caring for Americans of all faiths, or of no faith at all. Catholic charities and hospitals offer services that hold our society together," he said.
Rep. Ryan charged that President Obama has "attacked these indispensible institutions since virtually the moment he took office."
He encouraged Catholics to join the Romney campaign.
"Together, we will ensure that our faith and our traditions are protected for our children and for generations to come," he said.
Ryan is only the second Catholic the Republican Party has nominated as its vice presidential candidate. President Obama's running mate, Vice President Joe Biden, is also Catholic.
The Obama campaign has its own Catholic outreach efforts. The Catholics for Obama group focuses on economic security and foreign policy issues.
Unlike its online statements in the 2008 campaign, the 2012 Catholics for Obama website does not attempt to portray the president, who supports legal abortion, as a pro-life choice.
The video can be viewed at: http://www.mittromney.com/forms/important-message-paul-ryan-0.
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Genoese medicine chest, 1562-1566
This magnificent and unique medicine chest was made for Vincenzo Giustiniani (d. 1570), the last Genoese governor of the island of Chios in the eastern Aegean Sea. He ruled Chios from 1562 until the Turks expelled the Genoese in 1566 after an occupation of some two hundred years. On a box from the middle drawer is painted the symbol of Chios – a black eagle above a three-towered castle. The chest contains 126 bottles and pots for drugs, some of which still have their original contents. These include rhubarb powder, ointment for worms, juniper water and mustard oil. The chest measures nearly a metre long. The painting on the inside of the lid is a later addition. It remained in the Giustiniani family until it was bought by Henry Wellcome in 1924.
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Norquay Resort
People have skied on Mount Norquay since 1926 – that's a long time! It's long been a popular destination for Albertans who like to get out on the slopes, especially families.
Today, there are runs for beginners and for experts, so the whole family can spend the day out in the mountains. Experts, check out the steep, mogul-studded runs, including Upper Lone Pine, for a real challenge. Beginners, head to the easier runs – still a thrill, and a fantastic place to build your skills.
Want to try something else? Go tubular! There are multiple snow-tubing sliding lanes (including a kid-friendly area) as well as lift access. Head out with your family, your friends, or even your colleagues.
When you're done for the day (or if you just need a break from the excitement) head to Cascade Lodge. Upstairs, you'll find a pub and restaurant, where you can sip a cold brew or grab a bite to eat as you marvel at the mountain views. You'll also find ski lockers, a deli and cafeteria, washrooms, and the ski school desk in the spacious, rustic lodge.
And speaking of the ski school, here's your chance to sharpen your skills (or acquire new ones), with lessons for kids and adults. There are one-time sessions or multi-week programs, depending on how often you'll be out there.
There's also a place to gather – a 24,000 square foot space that you can use to host a variety of events, including corporate retreats, private functions, and weddings. Gorgeous scenery included, regardless of whether it's work or play.
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Liv Tyler Talks Style, Spirituality, and Whether She Would Dress Like Her Dad
The following is a guest post from our friends at Luckymag.com.
Curled up on a couch at the Crosby Hotel, her sky-high black Louboutins tossed beside after a long day of interviews for her new film, actress Liv Tyler is every bit as NYC chic as we expected. Dressed in a Alaia cardigan, a leather skirt from The Row, and a cute top with a Peter Pan collar from somewhere she can't remember, it's obvious why the staff here at Lucky has been style crushing on her for years. Today though, she's here to promote a pretty deep project: The Ledge is not only written and directed by Charles Darwin's great-great grandson Matthew Chapman (how's that for bona fides?), it grapples with issues of religious fundamentalism, mortality, adultery and fate. So allow us a brief pit stop before we get to the all- important matter of the day, fashion!
Your character Shauna is a reformed drug addict-turned-fundamentalist Christian. What drew you to this movie?
You know, it's such a gut instinct thing for me. I was very interested in the complexities of my character —the flaws and the sort of different notes and levels—this idea that we are all so complicated and fragile. It was just a story that I wanted to be a part of.
Have you ever had a spiritual crisis like Shauna's?
I haven't. I grew up with such an eccentric varied mix. Half of my family is Republican, half is Democrat. You know, we have every kind of religion there is and I've always had a clear sense of what I believed in, which is quite simple, and it is not necessarily any one thing as a whole.
We've been watching you since Empire Records. How has your style evolved over the years?
My style has changed quite a lot in the past couple years. I keep going through my closet lately, and I want to get rid of everything. Even things that I think are really beautiful—I just think I don't really want to wear that anymore, that shape doesn't suit me. I am very aware of my body now as a woman, and the very classic simple shapes that suit me, like a great striped blue-and-white top with a pair of jeans, or the perfect pencil or mini skirt. I suppose I might have been a little more feminine in the past. Now I'm interested in the combination between feminine and edgy.
Some of our editors noted your outfit and side-braided hair at Target's GO International Designer Collective Launch event and thought you were going edgier.
That night, I really wanted to have my hair braided on one side. I asked my hairdresser if he could do it, but I didn't think of it being particularly edgy. If anything the thing that has influenced me is my relationship with Riccardo Tisci through my cosmetic contract with Givenchy. It's incredible what he does. It's like this mix between very gothic and feminine and then also something very strong with an edge to it. It really suits me in a way I wasn't aware of before.
You turn up at a lot of fashion events, the CFDAs, The Met Ball, runway shows. Is it work or fun for you?
I can't help it; I love fashion. I grew up in New York, I was a model before, and as a woman in the world today I am interested and curious about fashion. And a lot of those people are my friends, and have been for a long time. I love what they do and there is something so exciting and amazing about going to a fashion show. It is such a different world than making films. Fashion is very immediate and spontaneous and a lot of creative energy goes into a quick moment— it's almost like a live theatre production.
Did having rock star dads making you more willing to take fashion chances?
I mean if anything that sent me the other way! I am wearing a leather skirt today, but you could not have put a pair of leather trousers in front of me, I would have not worn them, just because I grew up around them my whole life, But in the past couple years Riccardo made me a pair of leather pants. They are tight, like a second skin, and I put them on and even just wear them with a t-shirt or a baggy sweater and they are great! I would have never thought to wear them before, but I love them.
What do you think of your dad's (Steven Tyler) style?
Oh my god, I always have things to say about his style. It's so unique. He has so much fun with it, and there is no question for him. Nothing could be too over the top—if he loves leopard, he's going to wear the leopard. If he likes that shirt or that hat or that scarf, he wears it. I think that's quite beautiful. He's not thinking about it at all, about if it's fashionable or cool, he is completely going from his gut.
What was your most awkward fashion phase?
Oh my god, I've had a few. I was a homegirl for a while when I was a teenager, and I used to wear really baggy jeans and doorknocker earrings and red lipstick. I had very thin eyebrows, and my hair was slicked back in a really high ponytail with lots of hairspray.
What's your perfect summer outfit?
I love to wear little summer dresses and rompers, and baggy cut off jean shorts and a little sweater. Or little striped top with a pair of jean shorts. For sneakers, I love to wear Bensimon sneakers from France in the summer.
Where do you get your fashion inspiration?
Often times, I will just get an image in my mind. A lot of times it comes from a film or a classic image, you know Brigitte Bardot or all of those amazing women from another time—Jackie Kennedy, Lauren Hutton—very simple, classic looks that I definitely go back to a lot.
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I thought this was a Jets board?
Tom Brady turned 35 on Friday, earning the Patriots' quarterback a few birthday serenades from fans at New England's training camp.
While Brady has said in the past that he would like to play until he is 40, and has shown few signs of slowing down, the Patriots are getting ever closer to the unthinkable: life without their franchise quarterback.
After practice Sunday, Brady wouldn't put a number on how many more years he would like to play, just reiterating that he would "like to play for a long time."
Great players often combine conditioning, smarts and a love for football to remain effective into their late 30s and beyond, said Nick Caserio, the Patriots' director of player personnel.
"Joe Montana was a great player, (Dan) Marino was a great player, (John) Elway was a good player, (Troy) Aikman -- those guys were fun to watch for years," he said.
Quarterback George Blanda played until he was 48, Steve DeBerg to 44 and Brett Favre until he was 41.
Caserio cited two other examples. Vinny Testaverde was 42 when he played for the Patriots in 2006 and Doug Flutie was 43 when he played for the Pats in 2005.
Brady said after practice Sunday that he has a lot of football left in him, and that both Flutie and Testaverde were great teammates and that he learned a great deal from both.
"I'm a long ways from 42," Brady reminded reporters. "Hopefully, I'm still talking to you guys when I'm 42."
Four-year veteran Brian Hoyer and second-year pro Ryan Mallett are competing to one day replace Brady, or to be able to step in if he goes down again, as he did in 2008.
"I think they're going to have ample opportunity here in the preseason, so we'll get a good gauge," Caserio said.
Mallett spent much of his rookie season trying to catch up after the lockout eliminated rookie camp and OTAs.
"I think having a spring under my belt and going back to Day 1 of how we do things is the kind of stuff that I missed last year from day one," he said. "So I was trying to play catch up (last year) and it's hard to play catch up in this offense."
Mallett said his increased comfort level has been evident during camp, and coach Bill Belichick agrees.
"He's way ahead of where he was last year," Belichick said. "(He) knows more about what we're doing. I think has a better understanding of what the defense is doing and has run the plays -- he's actually run them. Last year, we were putting them in and he had never done them before."
The Patriots pretty much know what they have in the 26-year-old Hoyer, who will be an unrestricted free agent after the 2012 season and could earn a major opportunity elsewhere.
I thought this was a Jets board?
Awesome... I am so psyched for our next AFC East title in 2022
Or until he wins a SB without cheating.
There is no evidence <agreed>
Recent studies by the Commissioner's office have shown that career longevity of NFL players is considerably enhanced when they know what play/defenses are called ahead of time.
Why even stop at playing into your 40s when 50s are possible?
guess we have about 6 more yrs of NO afc east titles.
Maybe with the new off season rules making sure the players have time off, lighter practices and training camp being less stressful, Throw in the rules protecting QBs and him being a pocket passer he just might do it.
God, that was two years ago.
It's not the age per se that deteriorates skill, it's the body's inability to recover as it did at a younger age as quickly and sufficiently.
Brady could play till 42 if his body doesn't take hits. Or he could be completely diminished in 2 years at 37. We''l just have to see.


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Zakale: a new creation
Zakale is the Swahili word for what has been thrown away being made new again.
John Mucheru is a living example of this word. As a young man, John says he engaged in activities that were not pleasing to God. After turning his life over to the Lord, however, he discovered that he possessed a gift in art and handcrafts.
So John received a loan and used his creative skills to open a business, Zakale Creations. Watch the video below to see how he now uses his business to change the lives of at-risk youth.
Today is the first-ever Giving Tuesday, a chance to give back to people in need after the holiday shopping craze of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Today, you can make a donation to World Vision's Maximum Impact Fund to help families all over the world, and receive the amazing handmade beaded ornaments you see in this video.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) — An Army doctor filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Boy Scouts of America and its affiliates, alleging he was abused as a teenager by his troop's leader who had known proclivities toward child molestation.
Drew Belnap filed the lawsuit in San Diego Superior Court claiming his scoutmaster, John Atwood, repeatedly molested him in the summer of 1991 in Warner Springs at a camp operated by the organization's Orange County council.
Belnap said Boy Scout officials knew of the problem and failed to inform police. After Belnap's father reported it, Atwood was convicted of abusing Belnap and two other scouts in 1992.
The Associated Press does not typically name people who say they were sexually abused. However, Belnap said he filed the suit to hold the organization accountable for the harm it did to him and keep public attention on the issue.
Belnap today is a scoutmaster with a troop connected to his Mormon church. He said he does not believe BSA's leaders are doing enough to prevent such abuse from happening again.
The case is the latest in a string of sexual abuse lawsuits that have been brought against BSA or its affiliates.
BSA spokesman Deron Smith said the organization extends its "deepest sympathy to all victims of abuse and to their families."
He said protecting youth is paramount to BSA.
"Recognizing that this commitment requires sustained vigilance, the BSA has continued to develop and enhance its efforts to protect youth, regularly consulting with experts from law enforcement, child safety, psychology, and other disciplines to ensure its efforts consistently evolve along with the ever-changing awareness of the dangers and challenges facing youth," Smith said. "The BSA requires background checks, comprehensive training programs for volunteers, staff, youth and parents and mandates reporting of even suspected abuse."
Belnap's lawyer, Irwin Zalkin said his client was able to bring this case at this time despite the limits of the California statute of limitations, because as a military member he can exercise the Service Members Civil Relief Act, which stops the running of any state statute of limitations while the person is on active duty.
"Drew suffered horrendous abuse, all the more tragic because it was so easily preventable," Zalkin said.
It is the second time Zalkin has filed a civil lawsuit under the law.
In January, Coast Guard veteran Mark Dietrich, 49, filed the lawsuit in Solano County Superior Court claiming the scoutmaster of his Vacaville-based troop frequently molested him between 1978 and 1981.
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Phils rained out; Hamels to start Friday
Blanton slated to take mound in Thursday's series finale
By Todd Zolecki / MLB.com
Unfortunately for him, Mother Nature won't cooperate, forcing the postponement of Wednesday night's game against the Nationals at Nationals Park. No makeup date has been announced, but the Phillies plan to keep their rotation in order, which means right-hander Joe Blanton will pitch Thursday night in the series finale.
Hamels, who had been scheduled to pitch Thursday, will pitch Friday in the series opener against the Padres at Citizens Bank Park.
"Getting Cole back out there as quick as we can is important," Manuel said. "Right at this moment, I don't know if the extra rest is good for him or not. It won't hurt him, but getting him back out there and keeping him regular ... that's when people tell me he's going to come around. But I kind of want to keep things (in order). It's early and we want to see where we're at. We want to get a good read on where we're at. If we bump somebody back, I don't think that's good."
Manuel had chosen rookie catcher Lou Marson to make his debut Wednesday with Blanton on the mound. Marson still could start Thursday.
"He's going to catch some," Manuel said.
The Phils recalled Marson from Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Saturday after Ruiz strained his right oblique Friday in Colorado. Ruiz had a MRI, which showed he indeed has a strained rib cage, on Monday in Philadelphia.
Ruiz could miss anywhere from two to four weeks.
If Ruiz misses a month, Marson could get his fair share of playing time with Chris Coste.
"I think he's going to be pretty good really," Manuel said of Marson.
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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It is an Ichneumon wasp, but my expertise finishes there; I have sent the link to an expert in the group
Thanks Max. I will pass it on.
Luckily it's one of the more distinctive ichneumonids: Hepiopelmus variegatorius. I's a species of the subfamily Ichneumoninae, which are all parasitoids of Lepidoptera, either larvae or pupae, but always emerging from the pupa. Hepiopelmus variegatorius attacks Ermine (Spilosoma species) larvae. It's probably not very common but it does tend to get noticed, so I receive a fair few photos for identification. There are large numbers of attractively marked species of Ichneumoninae, usually basically black with copious yellow, red or white marks. Sometimes it is possible to identify the species confidently from photos, although with some species it's not possible.
Gavin, Thank you for your informative reply. I will pass the info to my friend.


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I've been thinking a lot about the value of players playing in their proper positions. Basketball is a beautiful game that, while allowing individual players to really dominate, shines brightest when it is played as a team game, and, importantly, when that team game is played according to proper positioning. I think, to explain ball to someone unfamiliar with the game, it's best to start by listing the five positions and their respective roles, while also mentioning that each position can be referenced by a number 1 through 5. The numbers, to me, highlight the strategic nature of the game. Play by the numbers, plan out the game, understand the nuances and techniques and become a master. Position-by-number facilitates this. The 1-5 designation underscores a system of relativity of each position upon which the game thrives, in comparison to the more atomic "Shooting Guard," "Point Guard" or "Center" way of looking at the game.
The Raptors, as they have it seems since at least when Colangelo came in, have been so frustrating because they refuse to acknowledge this most fundamental aspect of basketball. With Bosh and Bargs, the Raps had 2 PF's who were being played at the same time. Two 4's, in other words, and no 5. The Raps, with Bargs, were fielding 1, 2, 3, 4, 4. That might work for stretches, and it did, but you can't play the game consistently like that. The corollary of this was that ever since Bargnani came in, the Raps have not really felt the need to go grab a starting 5, or even a quality back-up 5 (with apologies to Rasho. No question of his value, but the Raps needed someone younger. They needed a future at the 5) because in their mind, they had two 4's who could also play the 5.
This is also exemplified by the insane fielding of Jose, Jack and Turk. When those three were on the floor with Bosh and Bargs, the Raps were fielding an effective line up of 1,1,1,4,4. Pure, unadulterated madness. The only reason it makes sense to field such lineups is if you think your players at their positions aren't better than the other team's players at those positions. You play 1,1,1,4,4, in other words, because you don't have confidence that your 1,2,3,4,5 lineup is better than the other team's 1,2,3,4,5, and you try to play according to mismatch instead. By playing unorthodox, you cede the upper hand: weaker teams create match up problems. The better teams play basketball. By playing an unorthodox style, the Raps were tacitly admitting they were weak.
So who do the Raptors have now? Jack, Calderon, Barbosa, Weems, Kleiza, Derozan, Bargnani, Johnson and Davis. Also they have Banks, Wright, Evans, Dorsey, Anderson and Alabi. The Raps have a ton of talent that runs 9 players deep, but what they're lacking is a focal point - someone who causes problems for the other team, someone the other team needs to plan against, and try to create a mismatch for. In response they must place a bigger emphasis on team play than usual, and they must as much as they can play solid, fundamental basketball. If they were contending, they'd be excused for trying to play the mismatch game. However, they're rebuilding, so they might as well rebuild according to proper basketball technique. That is, 1,2,3,4,5. This will help the players get used to playing the right way - the way basketball was intended to be played - and it will improve their overall basketball IQ.
The above back court groups provide two effective and complementary units that should be played together, each player in a position in which they can excel. There are three issues, though, and each position has one. These issues are Jack's weak skills as a primary playmaker (as a 1); Barbosa's size/combo nature (really a 1.5) and Derozan playing slightly out of position as a 3. The issues, in my opinion, I've listed in descending order of importance. Playing Jack and Barbosa together mitigates each others weaker playmaking, while keeping them in their natural positions. This double-combo-guard lineup - which is admittedly playing around a bit with the pure 1 and pure 2 ideal - is made more appealing by the Playmaking/Playfinishing unit of Calderon/Weems/Derozan who can come on in relief. I have no big problems, really, with Derozan at the backup 3, given the players on the roster as is. With Kleiza, they can switch in and out according to the match up, one being highly athletic and mobile, the other being a banger with shooting skills. The reason i would start Kleiza over Derozan is the veteran nature of Kleiza and the stability he would provide the starting lineup. This is where the match up game should be played: not, as was stated above, in turning 4's into 5's, or 3's into 1's, but in recognizing which 3, or which 1 ought to be on the floor at a given time.
The real problems begin when you look at the front court. Bargnani, Johnson and Davis are all 4's. Bargnani is big enough to play the 5, but doesn't play like one. Johnson and Davis can play like a 5, but neither are big enough to be effective. Like under the Bosh era, the Raps - other than Alabi - have no one to play the 5. No matter what, the Raps will be fielding a 4,4 frontcourt. Again.
Bargs should really be starting at the 4. This creates a big problem, though, in that Johnson and Davis both need a lot of minutes. Davis in particular. So Bargs by default becomes the 5. Eventually, honestly, if Davis plays the way he can when he was a projected top 3 pick, I think Johnson has to be traded.
Johnson, as good as he might ultimately be, is the odd one out of the three, as his skills would be largely redundant when Davis is taken into account. His contract is too large given the needs at other positions and the plethora of 4's currently on the roster. Portland has Camby, Oden and Pryzbilla at the 5, but no one nearly as good as Johnson to back up Aldridge, who can also play the 5. I would trade Johnson in a heartbeat for any one of Portland's Centers, and I think Portland would have to think twice about turning down an offer with that as a base. Obviously, this can't happen until December (or whenever the date is) when Johnson can actually be traded, but it's something I think would greatly improve the Raps. Other 5's need to be looked as soon as possible if those don't happen, so that the Raps' players can get used to - as soon as possible - playing together, as a team, in their natural positions. No sense in waiting until the next offseason to make adjustments, given the rebuilding that is necessary.
(Starting 5)/Alabi
If you're going to rebuild, it is crazy to rebuild around improper positioning. It's like replacing crutches with a wheelchair. It may look different, but ultimately you still need help moving forward. This means no Barbosa at the 1. No Weems playing the 3. No Bargs at the 5. That is unless you're in the middle of the game and adjusting according to the flow. But these are contingency plans and bonuses that good teams can fall back upon, not primary plans upon which they are dependent.


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ii itn i " limn mi ml i ii|i i jl the weather ft f > $ Chicago and vicinity fair fri l v<j day and saturday continued cool t it v l modejrate northwest to north winds o vol viii no 123 a m Chicago examiner friday Chicago may 13 1910 14 pages friday registered tn c s tatent office li success depends if llyja largely upon your ability to save and l\y h #_ igw not waste anything a barter and ex f y change ad will exchange anything you v j y \ cannot use for something you want jcj m read the slant hds € price one cent delivered by carrier 30 cents per month roosevelt lets kaiser stand 20 minutes in waiting colonel shatters all precedents in royal etiquette ger mans are amazed bangs his fist on table forcibly emphasizes rapid fire talk which savants cannot follow special cable to the examiner berlin may 12 the brightest minds of germany put themselves in a plastic mood to-day to accept from theodore roosevelt what be had to offer in his lec ture on the world movement in the university of berlin but he interpolated so much that was extraneous to the sub ject it obviously threatened the intrinsic value of his address mr roosevelt received from the univer sity the honorary degree of doctor of philosophy the most notable incident of the day caused some embarrassment the em peror empress and four of their family arrived punctually at the university but remained in the foyer courteously await ing mi roosevelt's arrival democratic america may not fully appreciate the rigid imperial etiquette which requires his ma jesty shall never wait but the emperor was compelled to do tso on this occasion emperor stands patiently the emperor and his proud family stood patiently on the marble flagging of the foyer with eyes turned toward the stair case as the minutes sped beads of per spiration escaped beneath the heavy metal laced fur helmet of his majesty whose left hand leaned heavily on his saber while the fingers of his white gloved right hand kept twitching nervously the mo ments lengthened until those assembled in the cramped auditorium viewing tlie pre dicament of tfi'e royal family through the open doors also became apprehensive after a lapse of twenty minutes mr roosevelt appeared and advanced lioune ingly ami seized the hands of the emperor and empress with such warmth that the obsequious germans gasped it must be understood that the university is bulwarked with dignified traditions whicli are never assailed also that whatever takes place in tlie presence of the emperor is surrounded with the very essence of deference mr roosevelt advanced on the arm of rector schmidt with a demeanor suggest ing supreme indifference and bowed slight ly to the gray-haired academically robed professors ranged on either side colonel takes easy attitude following an introduction by a member of the faculty mr roosevelt mounted the rostrum and taking a position in an easy attitude launched forth many com pliments on the emperor and germany's military excellence whicli were entirely foreign to the subject of this lecture in delivering his prepared lecture mr roosevelt punctuated some of his declara tions with such forcible list bangs on the table that the audience laughed especially when he gave a new twist to his race sui cide doctrine applying it to german mothers less than 400 of the thousands who sought admission to germany's seat of wisdom succeeded in obtaining tickets but among the exclusive assemblage were men who have made a lifetime study of the subjects with which mr roosevelt dealt so swiftly they frankly expressed their inability to follow him as he skipped nimbly from mediaeval to modern themes several professors nod the emperor and the other royalties lis tened attentively to the speaker but sev eral professors unable to follow his rapid nnd husky enunciation in english nodded frankly over the bosoms of their scholastic garments one famous savant was heard to express the opinion that perhaps mr roosevelt was courageously essaying to include in an hour and a half's speech all he ever gleaned from his years of application to historical study mr roosevelt appeared in the pink of condition his voice husky at first gained in clearness as he proceeded and he was able to deliver his complete written thesis of 9,000 words to-day 1 am in berlin university be gnn the speaker yesterday i was in the open air university of the german army and sat at the foot of the great master of that university then he began his prepared lecture which was in part as follows homely virtues are needed we the men of to-day and of the future need many qualities if we are to do our work well we need first of all and most important of all the qualities which stand nt the base of individual of family life the fundamental and essential qualities the homely everyday all-important virtues if the average man will not work if he has not in him the will and the power to be a good husband and fathet if the average woman is not a good housewife a good mother of many healthy children then the state will topple will go down no matter what may be its brilliance of artistic development or material achieve ment unjust war is to be abhorred but woe to the nation that does not make ready to hold its own in time of need against all who would harm it and woe thrice over to the nation in which the average man loses the fighting edge loses the power to serve as a soldier if the day of need should arise mrs patrick campbell mrs pat campbell iii emotional plays cause ■actress suffers breakdown and local engagement is called off career feared for '■mrs pat campbell has broken down from overwork | the celebrated english emotional actress i who numbers as ber friends and acquaint ! ] auces hundreds of prominent Chicago so ! jciety people is and has been for three j days confined to her apartments iu the hotel la salle suffering from nervous ex lhaustion her engagement which was to huve opened at the majestic theater next week has been indefinitely postponed i no serious results are expected to follow i mrs campbell's breakdown however she ! needs rest and quiet above all things dr joseph a capps of 2332 prairie avenue j who is iu almost constant attendance upon i tlie actress says she is doing nicely i for many weeks mrs campbell has been playing strong emotional roles twice daily in vaudeville theaters in different parts of the country in addition to this work she has been busy with the rehearsals of a sketch the ambassador's wife wi.t ten by her son alan who by the way is the husband of pretty helen bull a chi cago society girl the new sketch was to have been produced next week the dou ble task proved too much for mrs pat's nervous system and upon her arrival in Chicago from boston on tuesday she was compelled to take to her bed mrs campbell is being attended and nursed by her son alan and his wife to whom the actress is devotedly attached mrs campbell's last engagement in chi cago was in march and at that time a throat trouble nearly caused a cancella tion of her dates her friends are worried lest the breakdown presages a more serious trouble that will eventually force her re tirement from the stage hadley upholds navy says sailors and soldiers slionld work own problems __________ wihile passing through Chicago on his way to the university of california at berkeley cal where he is to deliver an address may 17 on the fifteenth anniver sary of that university arthur t hadley president of yale university paused long enough to give a brief outline of the speech he is to deliver it is an edu cated democracy and the theme is based on the public's meddling in the problems of the day while president hadley did not take anybody to task for criticising tlie work of experts it was evident that he referred to the critics of the army and navy he said if the army and navy were left to work out their own problems they would do better than if everybody jumped in and gave advice finds germs of pellagra special cable to the examiner rome may 12 professor alessandrini of the university of rome reports that he has discovered the bacillus of pellagra he says he found it in water instead of hi mouldy corn as has been contended wife of pastor is crazed by shylocks i mrs roma durand accused of borrowing money on fraudulent contracts insanity will be defense bankers and attorneys ac cused of extortion 1 an hour declared paid the story of a woman — a minister's wife and former concert player who as au un incorporated denier in pianos was able in five years to borrow 125,000 from ehatte mortgage loaners paid back the principal and 525,000 in interest in the same period and who when she counted the profits recently and found interest claims of 18.000 still due became mentally unbal anced will be told in judge barnes court to-day mrs roma durand wife of the rev louis durand 6910 vincennes avenue pas tor of the church of the israelitlsh move ment is the woman mrs durand will face trial to-day on a charge of borrowiug money on fraudulent piano contracts lust before the state moves a petition will be filed with judge barnes by her attorney edward everett asking that she be committed to the dun ning hospital for insane insanity claim is made witnesses will be present in court to testify that mrs durand is insane they will say that her treatment at the hands of the loan sharks of whom fifteen are involved among them men of prominence in the social world bankers real estate men and attorneys has caused her to lose j ! her mind mrs anna kellogg 5407 madison avenue i prominent in hyde park church and social ! circles is the chief witness against the ; minister's wife she caused mrs durand's j arrest and indictment on april 29 i by a personal canvass mrs durand it is j said has been able to dispose of 1,000 j pianos in five years all on a monthly pay ! ment basis that she might benefit by i cash discounts in buying her stock she frequently found it necessary to borrow as collateral she offered monthly payment piano contracts the loans in every instance were secured from people not in the loaning business and ran all the way from 000 up to 1,900 each as an instance of how her attorney and friends will claim she was victimized iby usurious lenders is the story of one little loan of 100 on two weeks time se cured from a lawyer having offices in the title __ trust building charge 1 an hour she was two days late in meeting pay ment on this note said attorney everett last night this lawyer-lender charged her 1 an hour for the forty-eight hours : overdue in addition to 10 per cent for two weeks she foolishly paid him the 158 he demanded she borrowed 1,900 from a man who keeps safety deposit vaults she paid him 2,000 back and he still claims 1,000 the rev louis g durand the woman's husband is called jesus christ ii by some of the members of his flock he is thirty-three and his wife forty they were married in Chicago four years ago he preaches in faith believing and refuses to accept a salary from his followers if the court refuses to send mrs durand to dunning her trial will begin to-day with assistant state's attorney arnold prosecut ing the defense will be insanity mrs pullman improves she expects to undergo operntion however next week there has been a slight improvement in the condition of mrs george m pullman she was resting easily last night xo defi nite date has been fixed for the operation she is to undergo dut it is expected that she will not be removed to st luke's hos pital for this purpose until next week dr frank billings is attending her dr l l mcartlmr will perform the operation de janon case dropped philadelphia pa may 12 the last echo of a sensational escapade was heard this afternoon the grand jury ignored a bill of indictment charging ferdinand cohen hotel waiter with kidnaping ro berta de jauon eighteen years old the couple after being missing a week were found in Chicago it is understood tin ac tion of the grand jury was agreeable to counsel for robert i.uist millionaire grand father of miss de jauon cyclone cave needless when comet's tail is hit it won't sizzle whiskers or melt asphalt visitor lost to sight until may 20 hailey's comet will not be visible again until friday may 20 at 8 p nr ' millions of civilized but misinformed peo ple who expected to see something wonder ful happen next week when the earth | passes through the tail of hailey's comet ' are doomed to disappointment it will be just like dropping a tiny bead through an immense and almost transparent cloud i-ake michigan won't boil or its fish cook chicago's asphalt pavemq_its will not liquify and run into the sewers the hair won't sizzle and burn off your head or the houses catch fire and neither will the sun moon or stars be obscured these are all possibilities which have pre sented themselves to the layman has passed through before the earth passed through the tail of hailey's comet during the seventeenth cen tury when it was 7,000.000 miles closer to the fiery neucleus than it will be on may 19 professor william d macmillan Chicago university astronomer declared last night there will be no change in tempera ture we may see the comet's tail in the sky as an aurora borealls but i doubt it the tail is made up of minute parti cles gaseous molecules far apart and so rarified as to be almost nothing the tail of hailey's comet is traveling in a near-vaccum according to professor macmillan who has made a special study of comets the earth passed through the tail of hailey's comet in 1835 without being noticeably affected and through the tails of two other comets one in 1820 and one in 1861 fumes absent from tail if astronomers eould they would seek next tuesday to bottle some of the gas in ; the comet's tail for the purpose of investi gation although cyanogen a deadly gas is found in the head of the comet astrono mers are agreed there is none in the filmy tail c'hicagoaus who have been putting off early morning observations of the comet will not have another opportunity to see the visitor now until after it crosses the earth's orbit next tuesday it will first j become visible in the western sky about 8 o'clock friday night may 20 craze for autos costs 500,000 000 a year new york banker tells of basis for proposed organization of huge trust new york may 12 w t all street is soon to have the stock of an automobile trust with which to speculate the general motors company which has a capital of 16,000,000 earned 12,000,000 net last year bankers are figuring on a new scheme of capitalization something in keeping with the ideas of the company and they believe 150,000,000 will be about right the company ls turning out 140 cars a day and is behind its orders one plant is a quarter of a mile wide and seven-eighths of a mile long a banker identified with the company said to-day that he has completed an esti mate of the automobiles in use in the united states and finds that there are 500.000 this takes no account of the second-class machines that are only used occasionally or retired this half million of machines cost an av erage of 1,500 each or 750,000,000 in all more than 100,000 of them are in the state of new york it costs an average of 1,000 a year to operate a machine after it is paid for not counting incidental expenses such as exorbitant prices for food exacted by innkeepers from automobile travelers so there is an expense of 500,000,000 a year powder house blows up only five men ont of hundreds near explosion are injured loganspobt ind may 12 an ex plosion that broke window glass six miles away put out lights and knocked people who were at supper from their seats destroyed the temporary powder house of the casparis stone company columbus 0 at trimmer to-night the building con tained two hundred pounds of dynamite five laborers out of several hundred camped in cars about the lime quarry were injured but none killed when the ex plosion was felt in logausport efforts were made to communicate with trimmer by wire every available surgeon was hurried to the scene in automobiles when the tele phone and telegraph wires blown down bv the explosion failed to respond five tons of dynamite powder in the main storage room within 100 yards of the explosion failed to ignite the casparis company has about 500 laborers at trimmer mostly italians and negroes rock the boat 8 drown school hi 111 re ii die in mill pond lio .- try to save girls wilkesbarke pa mar 12.-roc__t._g a boat caused the drowning of six girls and two boys out of a party of twelve on n old mill pond at huntington mills to-dav the four boys who escaped made vain ef forts to save the girls all of the party were members of the graduating or junior classes of the high school the dead are maud sutlilt seventeen caroline koous eighteen kuth i.ouham seventeen iris davenport seventeen kathleen good six teen kachel thompson seventeen robert minnick eighteen and bay dodson seven teen blast kills five sailors special cable to the examiner berlin may i_.-a wlllielmshaven dis patch reports that five bluejackets were killed and several severely wounded bv nn explosion to-day while the mine laying division was maneuvering off the coast heinze feed gets an ovation in court copper magnate acquitted on charge of conspiracy in banking affairs mourns 5,000,000 loss j declares trial has cost him his credit and foes will rejoice new york may 12 fritz augustus heiuze walked out of the criminal branch of the united states circuit court at 10 o'clock to-night a free man twenty min utes before the jury had declared that he had not as president of the mercantile national bank over-certified 500,000 iu cheeks for his brother's brokerage firm nor had he misapplied the money to furth er any conspiracy to exploit united states copper heiuze could uot have gotten out of the ; courtroom before bar he used all his . powerful strength he had been kissed nd embraced by weeping women relatives j and the friends of those relatives he had been hugged by men and hauled to the accompaniment of cheering that coutt offi cers eould not subdue until with tears runniug down his cheeks and his lips quiv ering he could only murmur brokenly thank you thank you strange crowd in court the men for the most part made up it strange crowd for the old federal building slouch hats and breezy boisterous man ners were the rule some of them declared they bad traveled from british provinces from montana mining camps from utah deserts to witness the vindication of the man they swore by they could do noth ing else but shout or dance or swing their hats come up to the waldorf was their invariable invitation wejjih cele hi-ate there after all the preparation said to be greater and more costly than that ever ex pended on a criminal case in this federal district the case of the government against heinze proved hardly formidable almost it ls said the jury could have rendered its verdict when judge hough finished his concise dii'ect charge to them at 6:20 o'clock to-night none of the jurors would talk about the case afterwards but it was whispered that two ballots only were neces sary the first stood 10 for acquittal the point that won the jurors was the statement of the judge that everything connected with the transaction at the mer cantile national bank on october 14 1907 might not have been due to any criminal intent but to ignorance on banking or maladminstratlon below a criminal degree heinze is pleased i am pleased with the verdict he said that goes without saying but i am not surprised the thing i most regret is that the case was not tried long ago i have been ready for two years and a half for this thing make that plain this case has cost me something con tinued heinze something between 4,000 000 and 5,000,000 maybe he added bit terly the persons who were anxious to see me convicted will be almost as well satisfied with this as if i had been found guilty for the ruining of my credit seems to have been one of the objects most viciously aimed at united states district attorney wise would say only the government has endeavored to do its duty it has tried honestly and fairly to do that which it thought its duty to do mr wise was asked if indictments still standing against heinze charging at tempts to subvert the ends of justice would be tried the prosecutor could not give a definite answer it was believed about the federal building that the last of the heinze trials was finished no hope for 137 miners officials nt english colliery think entombed men head special cable to the examiner manchester england may 12 hope has practically been abandoned for the iji7 miners entombed by an explosion in the wellington coal mine at white haven last night it is believed all are dead as a are is raging in the mine workings which extend under the sea live miles thus any chance of reaching the surface through aii escape shaft is cut off four men were rescued before the fire broke out the colliery is owned by the karl of lonsdale to night he received a message of sympa thy from kim george the spot where the men are imprisoned is well out under t!:v ocean and about three miles from the shaft exit eben plympton is ill actor voted in hazel kirke said to i in critical condition new yokk may 12 eben plympton the shakespearean character actor i se riously ill at the hoosevelt hospital where be underwent an operation to-day mr plympton is said to be in a critical condi tion and there ate grave doubts as to his recovery mr plympton made bis first ap pearance on the stage at stockton cal in is7i he supported edwin booth and was with the tragedian when the latter played at the adelphi theater london in 1882 he was best known in the role of pittacus green in haze kirke Taft has a common cold president able to attend new the nter company's i'orfoniiance washington may i_.-president taft's cold was not serious enough to keep him from the performance of twelfth nigl_t by the new theater company this evening he also attended to business all day and expects to be able to work to-morrow his cold has caused no alarm at the white house the president thinks he contracted it at the white house garden party friday lu fact he has just a common " ordinary cold in the bead burke to arrest link to-day wayman sleuth threatened hines denies aiding bribery sangamon sheriff goes to mitchell to take witness before grand jury declares he will bring detective o'keefe to springfield if he interposes objection tung by attacks which have sought q to cast on him the odium of having furnished money to buy votes for william lorimer in the senatorship fight in the Illinois legislature edward hines millionaire lumber merchant yesterday consented to state his position through the columns of the Chicago examiner mr hines admitted striving earnestly to bring about the election of lorimer to the united states senate but denied emphat ically that he directly or indirectly had contributed a single corrupt dollar to ac complish this result mr hines frankly stated that he had actively solicited votes for lorimer that he prided himself i&at some of the votes cast for lorimer were due to his hines efforts that he had called one downstate legis lator to Chicago and convinced him of lorimer's worthiness to be senator that he did everything possible to aid lorimer's campaign by exerting his per sonal influence in every honorable way hines leader of lumbermen mr hines is the leader of the lumber in terests in the great lakes territory he is president of the edward hines lumber company of Chicago and the virginia & rainy lake lumber company a big com bination of weyerhaeuser timber and saw mill properties and is the right-hand man of frederick weyerhaeuser of st paul the lumber magnate rated by many financiers as the richest man in the world he is a director of the continental na tional bank of Chicago i am unable to understand the reasons or the motives of the innuendoes which have coupled my name with the charges that bribery was used in connection with the election of senator lorimer said hines thei'e is absolutely no ground for these covert insinuations and i saj emphatically that neither i nor any in terest with which i am connected con tributed a dollar to influence the election of mr lorimer either in the senatorial contest or in any of his numerous con gressional campaigns believes in lorimer i thoroughly believe in senator lorimer and i shall do all i can to assist him whenever that is iu my power while he was running for senator i did every thing possible to further his election along honorable lines and i have felt fully justi fied in everything i did in what ways did you aid lorimer mr hines was asked in personal ways i got out and worked hard for him and i exerted all my personal influence in his behalf i have no hesitation in saying that i talked to members of the general assem bly warmly recommended mr lorimer to them and urged them to vote for him did you get any votes for him i pride myself that i was successful iu lining up a few members for his column what members of the general assem bly were they i do not care to give any names there ls no special objection to doing so except that it might embarrass them i will tell about one member and that will illustrate how i worked he is a i banker downstate who knew mr lorimer only in the most general way it hap pened that this man is a son of a former business associate of mine and through the latter i invited him to come to chi cago and see me " what kind of a man is lorimer he asked me tells how he got votes i told this man who lorimer was i informed him of the excellence of his rec ord in congress and of the blameless char acter of his private life mr hines demurred to the question as to whether he had gone down to spi'ingfield to urge lorimer's cause during the sena torial deadlock i prefer not to say whether i was there or not he replied according to the recollection of men at edward hines let no one interfere with inquiry burke's warning springfield 111 may i i have duties with the perform ance of which no man official or newspaper will be allowed to in terfere if any person desires to interfere with the appearance of witnesses in this county he will be required to answer to the court this matter is impersonal and entirely a matter of principle this county has interfered with no other lawful authority and no one shall interfere with ours we will temporize no longer edmund burke o prixi field 111 may l_.-sherut ql charles werner ot snngainon coun ty left to-night for mitchell to bring michael link to springfield to-morrow lie will be taken before the grand jury at once sheriff werner asserted to-night that if j j o'keefe the detective from state's attorney wayman's ofiice in chi cago who is guarding link attempted to interfere he would bring uiui too link is expected to arrive here under guard of the sheriff at -■''>') to-morrow afternoon for the second time this week state attorney burke of sangamon county to night received a long-distance telephone message from mr wayman asking him te come to cliicago for a conference satur day mr wayman has not seen lit to __> plain why he would like to confer with the sangamon prosecutor the first call from mr wayman to mr burke was on monday night it is said to be doubtful whether mr burke will be able to take advantage of mr wuymau'i invitation announces corporation attack corporations interested in certain speeifle bills introduced at the last legislature are to be subjected to a rigid inquiry by the sangamon county grand jury under the di rection of mr burke this announcement was made at spring field to-day the legislative bribery in vestigation at the state capital is not te be confined to the lorimer election nor te the mere distribution of the jack pot it will include both of these matters and strike especially at the sources of all briipi ry funds the whole field will lie coveted as soon as his plans have reached s point where he deems publicity expedient mr burke says he will name the corpora tions he is going to uncover the naming of these interests which profited iu omis sion or enactment of legislation lie sayl will not be long deferred asserts link will testify mr burke is determined that state'i attorney wayman of Chicago shall not monopolize the first fruits of tlie bribery expose the confessions of white becka uieyer and link so to-morrow when the burke mills will begin to grind in the grand jury room link will be there mr burke declares grimly and if detective o'keefe interposes any objection said mr burke he would be taken in custody for contempt mr burke was at mitchell to-day seek ing a conference with the portly legislator he was met at the link front door by mrs link she denied that her husband woe at home asserting that he had gone to st louis early in the day mitchell has a population of about thir ty mr burke made inquiries nobody had seen link take an interurban car for st louis burke was convinced that link was secreted nt home au hour or so later a newspaper reporter saw link with two men companions seated at a window of his home st louis prosecutor aids burke has found in circuit jttorney sea bert g jones of st louis a supporter of his theory that jurisdiction in the bribery investigation belongs exclusively to sanga mon county Illinois burke and jones were in conference iu st louis to-day where burke went after an unsuccessful effort to see link at mitchell jones holds to the opinion that uo crime has been committed iu st louis even though the jackpot was distributed ia the southern hotel in that city the es sence of the crime he told burke lies in the illicit agreement that according fo all confessions made to date was made ln springfield after burke had left circuit attorney jones office iu the four courts at st louis jones was asked for a statement in regard to his position in the bribery in vestigation we understand each other perfectly he said speaking to state's attorney burke and will co-operate snngainon county lawyers also uphold mr burke in the stand he has taken that jurisdiction belongs to his otfice they say that the ue rule applie to chlca-'o as to si louis and thai iu reality there continued on 2d page 2d column | two great Chicago events 2 they are scheduled for this city in july and august and will 8 5 ' attract hunds-eds of thousands of spectators know what they q 5 are they will crowd Chicago as never before — not even during x 2 the world's fair — and will be of direct intei'est to you see the q 5 two great page stories telling about these coming events in next q 5 sunday's examiner x l can rrst-born son inhenr genius 8 2 an absorbing feature by some of the greatest scientists in the q k " world giving all sides of a question which just now is of v 5 peculiar interest x 3 tour special pages for women | q j ady duff-gordon the most famous creator of fashions q q l mme tetrazzini the most famous singer mile cavalieri the q p most famou beauty 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Cheeky's No Ordinary Menu
Could be the Reason for the Line OutsideBy: Maggie Downs
It may sound cheeky , but the worst thing about this Palm Springs eatery is the menu. After all, when everything sounds this enticing, how can you possibly decide what to order?
Will you have the rainbow chard frittata with fried eggplant wheels? Or maybe you're more interested in the pumpkin bread pudding French toast. How about the braised short rib hash with crispy skillet Yukon golds and sunny eggs?
And that's just breakfast. Flip the menu over, and you'll see dozens of lunch options, each one more mouthwatering than the last. No wonder Vogue magazine visited Cheeky's and declared, "Its menu means business."
Cheeky's is a small but mighty cafe, opened in 2008 by Tara Lazar and Marco Rossetti. Located in the former Peppertree bookstore, Cheeky's quickly became an anchor of the ultra-chic Palm Springs Uptown Design District and is now surrounded by sleek furniture stores, art galleries and fashion boutiques.
While most things skew toward the retro in Palm Springs, Cheeky's is a decidedly modern place devoted to setting trends, not staying true to them.
That means Cheeky's was doing local foods before it was cool — it was one of the first restaurants in the Coachella Valley to showcase farm-to-table cuisine, featuring locally sourced ingredients. The food is seasoned with herbs gathered from the on-site herb garden, juice is fresh squeezed and the menu changes weekly to reflect the ripest, tastiest produce of the moment.
Lazar, both owner and executive chef, says her food philosophy has been simple from the start: "Make it from scratch; buy it from a farmer you know."
The result is café fare with a facelift — that is, old favorites with new enhancements. For instance, forget the eggs benedict of the Rat Pack era. Lazar's whimsical take on the dish features a stack of eggs, sautéed arugula, bacon and a creamy Hollandaise on top of fluffy cheddar scones.
Though everything sounds decadent, Lazar said the food is healthy because it is made with fresh, simple ingredients.
"For example, take the sauce from our bestselling huevos rancheros," she says. "If you make it from scratch, you pay attention to every detail. For that sauce, we peel the onion, we chop it up, we know what oil (olive/canola blend) goes in the pan. We see and feel and chop the tomato, because we are confident about where that came from, too. We add the local cilantro and California-grown garlic and garden-grown Serrano chiles. We also get to control how salty our sauce is because we add the salt and pepper. No bases, no artificial enhancers, no tricks. Just real food. And coincidentally, that process actually ends up being healthy!"
Because the chefs know every ingredient that goes into every item, they can be certain every dish meets the highest standard.
"It serves us as chefs because we can really be in command of our final product — no weird surprises or funny tastes on your tongue," Lazar said. "So you, as a guest, can have the same fresh, real-tasting huevos rancheros time after time." Special diets, like gluten-free, are not only accommodated but indulged, with items like the salty, caramel apple gluten-free waffle topped with chopped nuts. Still, let your server know in advance if special care needs to be taken for allergens. Vegans, vegetarians and those looking for heart-healthy fare will also find palate-pleasing dishes, like the stand-out yam sandwich. (Order without cheese or mayonnaise for vegans).
If you do want to indulge, Cheeky's makes it possible to do that as well. The wildly popular bacon flight is just $4 and includes bacon samples in a wide variety of flavors, from aggressive and spicy to undeniably sweet. A recent flight included jalapeno, applewood, cinnamon, balsamic and rosemary-sugar bacon, but it changes every week with the menu. The popularity of Cheeky's — where lines are as dependable as the food — has also translated to Lazar and Rossetti's other projects: late-night pizzeria Birba, Asian fusion hotspot Jiao, and boutique hotel Alcazar.
Lazar said the enthusiasm for these restaurants can be attributed to their commitment to always-fresh, always-local flavors. "Besides being our philosophy, it just tastes better that way. Simple as that."


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Artist, Daredevil, Captain America
Chris Samnee is an Eisner Award–nominated and Harvey Award–winning comic book artist who has drawn for Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, IDW, and Oni. He is best known for his work on Daredevil, The Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom, Captain America & Bucky, and Thor: The Mighty Avenger. He lives in St. Louis, Missouri with his wife, daughter, and cat.


text: Commission Meeting for 6/28/2013 Time, Date, and Place: The 179th Idaho Lottery Commission meeting teleconference was held on Friday June 28, 2013, at 10:00 a.m. at the Idaho Lottery Commission, Boise, Idaho, 83702. Attendance: Commissioners Present: Chairman, Roger Jones Commissioners Present via Teleconference: Commissioner, Mel Fisher Commissioner, David Keyes Commissioner, Jim Rehder Commissioner, Craig Corbett Lottery Staff Present: Director, Jeffrey Anderson Chief Operating Officer, Becky Schroeder Deputy Director of Marketing, Sherie MoodySt. Clair Management Assistant, Jennifer QuinnoMiller Chief Financial Officer, Jay Prickett Deputy Director of Sales, Shannon Newhouse Public Information Specialist, David Workman 1. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER: Meeting called to order by Chairman Jones at 10:00 a.m. 2. SETTING OF THE DIVIDEND: Chief Financial Officer Jay Prickett presented the Income and Expense Projection to the Commission pointing out that for this fiscal year the Idaho Lottery projected sales of $182 million and that our actual sales were over $198 million. Jay also recommended that the dividend be set at $48.2 million. Director Anderson explained that there was a 12.6% increase in top line sales and a 16% increase in the presented dividend over last year. He explained that we strive for a larger growth in distribution vs. sales by continuing to rigorously managing costs. He also informed the Commission that this is the first time since the distribution formula was modified 5 years ago that we will be able to distribute more to Public Schools and the Permanent Building fund over the 2008 distributed amounts. Also, we have now eclipsed the $600,000,000 mark for money distributed to our beneficiaries since inception. Commissioner Fisher makes a motion to declare the dividend be set at $48.2 million for FY13. Commissioner Keyes seconds the motion. The vote was unanimous for approval and the dividend was set at $48.2 million. Director Anderson reminds the Commission that the next Commission meeting is set for July 16 in Boise to be followed by the dividend check presentation to the Governor in his office after the meeting. 3. ADJOURNMENT: There being no other business to discuss, Commissioner Fisher moved to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Commissioner Rehder and the vote being unanimous, the meeting was adjourned. CERTIFICATION: I hereby certify that the foregoing minutes are a true and correct record of the actions and decisions made by the Lottery Commission on June 28, 2013. Jeffrey R. Anderson


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Alps - Western Part > Bernese Alps > Balmhorn > Climber's Log
Balmhorn Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
Date Climbed: Jun 17, 2015
|With the gore-tex experience tour lead by British mountain guides. Got a little turned around in the dark and fog finding our way to the summit ridge. Once there though, we got above the clouds for a beautiful ridge climb to the summit. Seven hours at a moderate pace with a number of stops to the summit. Great day!
|Posted Jun 19, 2015 3:50 am
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2011
|Hell of a struggle from Berghotel Schwarenbach, got a tad lost in the early dark hours, but made the top eventually in 7 hours. Zackengrat Glacier a bit of a nightmare, but what a view from the top
|Posted Sep 4, 2011 2:45 pm
|Route Climbed: Zackengrat
|Climbed the Zackengrat from a bivy. Excellent weather and great views!
|Posted Sep 20, 2010 3:00 pm
|Route climbed: Zackengrat
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2009
|Bart Verstegen and me made a bivac on a steep green slope before before entering the valley. Nice route, cloudy near the summit en therefore difficult to find the summit from the 'pre-summit'... Nice acclimatisation tour.
|Posted May 23, 2010 12:23 pm
|Balmhorn 3699m
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2005
|Fantastic tour to Balmhorn 3699m (Wildelsigen ridge).
my picture are here: Link to Balmhorn 3699m
|Posted Nov 9, 2007 11:05 am
|Schwarzgletscher & Zackengrat
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2007
|The Schwarzgletscher was a big ice field, some screws are necessary, there was a very high danger of falling rocks, all the time were rocks and ice falling from the Zackengrat, blown from the wind, and on the Zackengrat heavy storms so we had to turn back.
|Posted Sep 8, 2007 5:24 am
|Rocky Alps
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 1996
|I hiked up to the Lotschenpass from Kandersteg with a group of boy scouts, and after climbing up the little glacier we stayed at the LotschenHut for the night. On the way up we I got to use an ice axe for the first time to practice different kinds of self-arrests, which was pretty fun. We went back down the other side the next morning, with nice views of the Pennine Alps in the distance to the south. This was my first big hike.
|Posted Apr 24, 2007 5:53 pm
|Mathias Zehring
|Route Climbed: Zackengrat from Hotel Schwarenbach Date Climbed: July 9th 1995
|the day started with red clouds at dawn - no good sign concerning the weather. But surprisingly it develloped to a beautiful day with blue sky and a great panorama to the Pennine Alps south of the Rhone valley. An exhausting but great day in the mountains.
|Posted Feb 1, 2003 5:15 pm
|Fred Spicker
|Route Climbed: Zackengrat Date Climbed: 30 July 1991
|Climbed solo - a beautiful day.
|Posted Feb 1, 2003 4:38 pm


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Hello, I have a question about changing from a standard hard drive to a new SSD (Samsung 830, 256G). I plan on doing a clean install of Windows 8 on the SSD and I want to keep my current hard drive (Vista / WD Black 640G) as my storage drive. Does the drive name letter I use for the new SSD Boot Drive matter?
Here is what I 'think' I need to do:
1. Remove the old Hard Drive
2. Install new SSD and load windows 8. Call this the (S:). Update Boot Order to boot from this drive.
3. Plug the old hard drive back in as (C:)
What kind of issues will I run into if I install Win8 on the SSD then try and access my data on the old hard drive? Is there anything special I have to do so that I can access the data on the old drive? I really don't want to reformat the old drive, just leave it as is since it has everything saved on it already.


text: Re: Third Nolan Batman film title announced! There have been a whirlwind of rumors circulating over The Dark Knight Rises over the past few days, from the outrageous to the downright peculiar. For one, there's the outrageous rumor that Jon Hamm will replace Christian Bale. There's also the rumor that WB is concerned over the script because it is "unique" and there is no name villain for the studio to sell to an audience (not that you need a name villain to sell to an audience with the sequel to The Dark Knight, but okay). Also, apparently, the title was a compromise between WB and Nolan. Other rumors include that we will see two female leads in the film, in the form of Sarah Essen and Julie Madison (rumor has it, Essen would be a main character and Madison would be supporting). Charlize Theron has been rumored for Essen and Vera Farminga has been rumored for Madison. Clayface by extension has been rumored as a possible villain and a story synopsis has apparently "leaked" that includes Black Mask and Selina Kyle with Harvey Bullock running a Batman Task Force to capture the Batman (according to the synopsis, Gordon hires Bullock because he doesn't think he's equipped to handle the job). Gordon's mission is to prove Batman's innocence, and Selina Kyle is an underling of Black Mask's who is tasked to infiltrate Wayne Enterprises. Deadshot also features in this synopsis, with a role the size of Harvey Dent's from The Dark Knight. Naturally, take all of these rumors with a huge shaker of salt. I would provide links, but there are so many links and probably more than half if not all of these rumors are probably false, so I thought I would not bother (however I'll provide some for everyone's viewing pleasure). However, one thing: I hope the "unique" script rumor is true if anything because I hope after Ledger's Joker and the overwhelming success of The Dark Knight that Nolan doesn't so much focus on finding a villain to topple The Joker (which would be nearly impossible) but instead focuses on telling a good story. That's what really matters and who cares if the villain is some obscure Batman character. In fact, I would much rather see someone along the lines of Hugo Strange or Deadshot over The Riddler or Catwoman, but that's just me. So long as the characters tie into the story and don't feel tacked on (which destroyed the last franchise), then I'm all in. Also, an alleged "insider" from the SuperHeroHype message forums further elaborated on what he has heard for The Dark Knight Rises: Take it for what you will. Links: Alleged plot synopsis: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1345836/board/thread/173074912?d=173074912&p=1#173074912 Clayface/actor rumors: http://spinoff.comicbookresources.c...ises-rumors-point-to-clayface-as-the-villain/ Charlize Theron rumors: http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Charlize-Theron-May-Be-Batgirl-s-Step-Mother-In-Batman-3-21511.html Sarah Essen and Julie Madison rumors: http://batman-news.com/2010/11/01/will-sarah-essen-julie-madison-be-in-the-dark-knight-rises/


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Nichols: Jordan Spieth struggles to cope with stormy conditions at Colonial
FORT WORTH — When the winds start blowing at Colonial Country Club, you better hold on to your hat.
Strange things happen as the breezes swirl through the tree-lined doglegs. Players pick a club, notice a change in wind direction, choose another, and so on and so on.
Experience is vital at Hogan's Alley. It takes a few laps around the track to understand when to pass and when to hang back.
Playing in his first Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, Jordan Spieth hit 31 of his first 36 greens in regulation. Rounds of 65 and 67 seemed effortless, with 10 birdies and only two bogeys.
He entered Saturday's third round tied for third, two strokes behind Matt Kuchar.
But Saturday, the rain came, the wind picked up, conditions got tricky, and Spieth struggled with the adjustments, shooting 1-over 71.
He enters the final round tied for 14th at 7 under, 4 strokes behind Kuchar.
"I just made some mental errors," said Spieth, 19. "Just rookie mistakes that cost me about four shots. Otherwise, I'd be tied for the lead."
Spieth maintained his strong play early. Birdies on 1, 2 and 4 moved him into a tie for first.
He saved par with a nice chip on No. 3, rolled in a 6six-foot par putt on 4, and then birdied the hardest hole, No. 5, with a 19-foot putt.
Seeing that he was in the lead, Spieth put his foot on the accelerator.
"I was pushing a little to get a couple more birdies," he said. "You know, you never want to plateau. After you reach the lead, you want to keep trying to birdie each hole, but I caught a couple of really tough breaks."
After he teed off on 6, the rain started. And by the time he got to the green, rain was falling hard.
He three-putted from 19 feet — bogey. On 9 his drive floated into the left rough, and he hit his approach over the green. He chipped to 10 feet and missed the par putt — bogey.
Although he birdied the par-5 11th, Spieth was not hitting the ball with the precision he displayed the first two rounds. Then came the tough breaks he talked about.
He had a buried lie in the bunker on 12 and left his shot in the bunker en route to bogey. Then on the par-3 13th, Spieth got tricked by the wind and his 7-iron shot came up short, splashing in the water. He looked at the trees, questioning the wind. He made double-bogey.
"Right when I hit it, the wind was still up there," he said. "I made the mistake of thinking it let down, but up in the air it was still blowing. So I hit a solid shot, and it came down maybe 20 yards short.
"It was just way off. It was a decision that looks bad afterward. The point is, that's not a birdie hole, so you need to hit 7-iron in the middle of the green and go on."
His approach on 15 went over the green and into the drainage area, producing another bogey. His body language showed frustration.
But he kept fighting. On 18 he hit to 17 feet and made the birdie putt.
Spieth is trying to become the third-youngest winner in PGA Tour history. A win on Sunday, in his 19th Tour start, would match Tiger Woods, who also got his first win in his 19th start.
For Spieth, round three was disappointing. But it was a valuable learning experience, one that can pay dividends later.
"I just got fooled big-time by the wind on four or five holes today," he said. "I looked at the forecast and saw it was going to be shifting. I just guessed incorrectly twice in a row; so it's just tough luck and I'm happy to close with a birdie and carry it into tomorrow only 4 back."
Follow Bill Nichols on Twitter at @BillNicholsDMN.


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Video: Dynamat sound damping kits
Quiet your ride and cut down on vibrations
Most of the people appearing in our videos are employees at Crutchfield. We pull in folks from around the company to share their expertise. A lot of our on-camera stars come from our Advisor Group — they help people choose the right gear via phone, email and chat every day, so they're good at explaining the products and technologies.
Adding Dynamat sound damping to your car quiets noise and vibration, giving you a quieter ride. This short video presents an overview of what Dynamat is and how it makes your music sound better.
Video Transcript
No matter how awesome your stereo system is, it can't compete with road noise. Sure you could crank it up louder but that just leads to ear strain and headaches. Or, there's a better way — Dynamat. It eliminates road noise and creates a richer sound stage in your car so your music sounds better.
Dynamat is a dense, yet pliable rubber material that absorbs vibrations and deadens those unwanted noises. The effect is that your car becomes a quieter place for listening to music.
To apply it, you cut the Dynamat to fit the shape of the area you're covering, peel the paper backing, just a little at a time, and then stick it on. Using a hard roller to press it into place will make it easier to apply and also help insure that it sticks.
Dynamat comes in pre-packaged kits so you get just the amount you need. For an overall reduction of noise in the car we suggest the door kit. It contains four sheets of Dynamat, each 12 inches wide and 36 inches long. Doing that will block out most of the noise in your vehicle's cabin and make your car feel like a quiet, luxury ride.
On the other hand, if you have a couple of subwoofers in the trunk and also a lot of rattling, the Dynamat trunk kit is the answer to your problem. It quiets the rattling, drastically reduces resonance, and reinforces the trunk for better bass handling. And don't forget the most annoying rattle in a bass heavy car — the license plate. Dynamat created a kit specifically to fix that problem area as well.
Check out these and other products from Dynamat on our website at crutchfield.com/dynamat and if you have any further questions about how Dynamat can help your car, give us a call at 1-800-555-9408.


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it's over, thank god it's over
it's over, thank god it's over
Oh Amir ... way to start the game. Haha
As a Green fan, I can't help but note that they showed his numbers as a starter....20.7 ppg on 58% shooting...what the? I'm a fan but that's still surprising.
I'd love it for JV to finish with a 30 or 40 point outing in this last game of the season + 15 boards and 5 blocks. LOL. I'm missing Raps basketball already
JV is showing glimpses of dominance on both the offensive and defensive ends..
The Baltic Beast is unstoppable!
Those 3's from Rudy are nice to see. He's all about confidence.
Video: #Raptors and #Celtics meet at centre court pre-game in #Toronto for a moment of silence: on.nba.com/174lHlb #BostonStrong #RTZ— Toronto Raptors (@Raptors) April 18, 2013
9-0 run with bench + Amir. Well.
comcast commentators don't believe about Raptors playoff push next season, because of Rudy. I kinda do.
BC has the strech 4 of his dreams .... AMIR!!!!
Amir has a better 3pt% than Derozan, Rudy Gay, and Terrence Ross. LOL!
The Baltic Beast is unstoppable!
DeMar DeRozan thats what I want to see!
And man so happy with Acy.
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Balchem Corporation (NASDAQ: BCPC), the global leader in encapsulation technology, announces the release of new AminoShure®-L for the animal nutrition industry. Now with 37% more bioavailable lysine, AminoShure-L provides a true cost effective alternative to blood meal and other lysine sources. Balchem's continued investment in new technology has created this break-though, allowing the economics of the new AminoShure-L to be approximately 65% lower per unit of available lysine as compared to the original AminoShure-L.
Balchem has a long history of developing innovative encapsulation processes and has now advanced the technology to the next level with AminoShure-L allowing Balchem to dramatically increase the lysine concentration in the finished product. As the first commercial product utilizing this new encapsulation innovation, AminoShure-L offers a more concentrated lysine source, lowering overall ration costs, reducing dietary metabolizable protein (MP) and creating more "room" in the diet for other ingredients.
"Our growing expertise in encapsulation has led to this significant advancement in our manufacturing process and the ability to substantially increase the lysine concentration in AminoShure-L," stated Dr. Dana Putnam, Vice President and General Manager at Balchem Animal Nutrition and Health. "As a result, Balchem is able to manufacture AminoShure-L more cost effectively using the new technology. Now the recognized benefits of lysine in the areas of increased milk and milk protein production along with improved nitrogen efficiency, can be realized at a significantly lower cost to the dairy producer, affording a greater portion of the industry the opportunity to realize the overall benefits of amino acid ration balancing."
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Balchem Corporation consists of three business segments: ARC Specialty Products; Food, Pharma and Nutrition; and Animal Nutrition and Health. Through ARC Specialty Products, Balchem provides specialty-packaged chemicals for use in healthcare and other industries. The Food, Pharma and Nutrition segment is the global leader in human grade choline as well as providing proprietary microencapsulation for a variety of applications in the human food, pharmaceutical and nutrition marketplaces. Balchem Animal Nutrition and Health is the global leader in choline, microencapsulation and chelated mineral technology. Committed to providing products with superior performance, Balchem's unique and proprietary technology offers the most efficient and cost effective source of select nutrients for animal nutrition.


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Boy Scout Troop 221 in Dardanelle will host a spaghetti feast fundraiser to raise money for Boy Scout camp this summer. The feast will be from 4-7 p.m. today at the Yell County Wildlife Federation building, State Highway 22 West in Dardanelle, and will be all you can eat with a variety of sauces. Cost is $5 and children under 5 are free. Carry out will be available.
RHS After Prom meeting Monday
The RHS After Prom 2013 meeting will begin at 2 p.m. Monday at Center Valley School. For more information, call 857-0031.
Church to host benefit singing April 20
Restoration Church, 2349 S. Elmira Ave, Russellville, will host a singing featuring Restoration's Praise Team and Band, few soloist's from Restoration Church and guest singers the McCutcheon Family from Grace Chapel Church at 6:30 p.m. on April 20. There will also be a silent auction and bake sale. Proceeds will go to sponsor a medical trip to the Mayo Clinic for Tammy Tillman. Those who are unable to attend and would like to make a donation can send a check to the above address in care of Restoration Church or call (479) 567-5618. Pastor James Findley invites the public to attend.
Live auction benefit for Carter Nuckols
A live auction will begin at 10 a.m. today at the Pope County Fairgrounds. All proceeds will go to the family of Carter Nuckols. The auction will include many community donations, with new or like new items. Some of the items will include mulch, gravel, jewelry, paintings, a carousel horse, date night packages and many more items. For more information or donations, call Heidi Smith at (479) 747-2305.
Relay For Life ceremony
During the Relay For Life of Pope and Yell counties, the American Cancer Society will conduct a luminaria ceremony to honor, remember and celebrate the lives that have been touched by cancer.
Luminaria will be lit at Pope County Fairgrounds at 9 p.m. on April 26 to represent these individuals.
Anyone who would like to make a luminaria donation may do so by contacting Cindy Perez or by visiting www.relayforlife.org/pope.
Each luminaria candle is a minimum $5 donation. The luminaria ceremony provides an opportunity to reminisce and celebrate not only the lives of these extraordinary individuals but also their strength and courage.
This touching ceremony highlights the importance of defeating this disease and striving toward a world with less cancer and more birthdays.
For more information on making a donation for a luminaria or forming a team for Relay For Life of Pope and Yell counties, visit relayforlife.org/pope or call (800) 227-2345.
Chickalah School reunion
A reunion of Chickalah School classmates and friends will take place from 12:30 p.m. to sunset May 4, 2013, at Chickalah Community Building on State Highway 27.
Participants are asked to share their memories of their school days that will be printed in a booklet for all to enjoy. Please send these memories to email@example.com, email@example.com or 10474 McCray Ridge Rd, Dardanelle, AR 72834, to be printed. This information can also be called to Willie Earcle Parks Sides at (479) 229-2057.
For more information, call Willie Side at (479) 229-2057 or Patsy George at (479) 477-0587.


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Nice read.
I'm not 100% sure on this but I'll take a stab:
MLE in year 1 and 2.
Year 3 (2014-2015) the Raps have the cap space for the offer.
It will be interesting to see what happens. I'd be shocked if they renounce MLE, TPE, and Weems/Bayless/Gray. If it is true, then I have an image of BC standing up and pushing all his chips over the table while telling Grunwald to go f*ck himself.


text: Well, I haven't written any stories yet, I guess I am waiting until a phenomenal idea hits me. Yep. I'm one of those deeply obsessed people who needs everything accurate to the tiniest detail, including all the thinks J.K. said happens after the seventh book. Any story I write would have to go along with anything she says so as not to take away the....for lack of an accurate term, reality.


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