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The Galata Bridge (in Turkish Galata Köprüsü) is a bridge that spans the Golden Horn in Istanbul, Turkey. From the end of the 19th century in particular, the bridge has featured in Turkish literature, theater, poetry and novels.
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Istanbul (historically Byzantium and later Constantinople; see the other names of Istanbul) is the largest city of Turkey and the third largest city in the world. The city covers 27 districts of the Istanbul province.It is located on the Bosphorus Strait and encompasses the natural harbor known as the Golden Horn, in the northwest of the country. It extends both on the European (Thrace) and on the Asian (Anatolia) side of the Bosphorus, and is thereby the only metropolis in the world which is situated on two continents. In its long history, Istanbul served as the capital city of the Roman Empire (330–395), the East Roman (Byzantine) Empire (395–1204 and 1261–1453), the Latin Empire (1204–1261), and the Ottoman Empire (1453–1922). The city was chosen as joint European Capital of Culture for 2010. The historic areas of Istanbul were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1985.


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Journey will be upgrading to a collector's edition, as spotted on NeoGAF.
Studio Thegamecompany confirmed the news, tweeting, "Yes, the #JourneyPS3 Collector's Edition is a thing, and it includes #flOwPS3 and #FlowerPS3, but we can't say anything more."
The ad was found in PlayStation: The Official Magazine.
Recent funding will now allow the studio to break free of Sony and release games independently.
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ZDI-08-029: Trillian AIM.DLL Long HTML Font Parameter Stack Overflow Vulnerability May 21 2008 10:45PM
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ZDI-08-029: Trillian AIM.DLL Long HTML Font Parameter Stack Overflow
May 21, 2008
-- Affected Vendors:
Cerulean Studios
-- Affected Products:
Cerulean Studios Trillian
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TippingPoint IPS customers have been protected against this
vulnerability by Digital Vaccine protection filter ID 5958.
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-- Vulnerability Details:
This vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on
vulnerable installations of Trillian. User interaction is required to
exploit this vulnerability in that the target must open a malicious
image file.
The specific flaws exists during the parsing of messages with overly
long attribute values within the FONT tag. The value for any attribute
is copied into a stack based buffer via sprintf() which can result in a
buffer overrun and can be subsequently leveraged to execute arbitrary
code under the privileges of the logged in user. Exploitation may occur
over the AIM network or via direct connections.
-- Vendor Response:
Trillian v126.96.36.199 has been released to address these vulnerabilities
and is available at http://www.ceruleanstudios.com/downloads/
-- Disclosure Timeline:
2007-12-03 - Vulnerability reported to vendor
2008-05-21 - Coordinated public release of advisory
-- Credit:
This vulnerability was discovered by:
* Anonymous
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That's precisely on our season average, 96% of total occupancy, also on our season average and the average since 2009.
That's attendance, people scanned through the gates on a Monday night, cold, dreary, depressing team situation, second of three consecutive home games.
Falling, the sky is not.
yea the fans were good. I for one lost my voice. Wish we could have pulled out a W though. Sar I waddup buddy haven't talked to you in a while.
Crowd sounded loud and supportive throughout. Good showing!
Can't wait to finally make it out to a home game next weekend, I'll be loud as hell in section 233!
It was packed. Definitely impressive all things considered.
Best crowd in quite some time... And i was very critical of our fans after last game... Gotta give credit where it is due - we brought it tonight
I was amazed by the great atmosphere as compared to the last two home games...
With that said, in my immediate area there were barely any season ticket holders today. Instead, our section had a lot of new faces...but they were LOUD, they stood up like >75% of the game, and in they were definitely a more fun crowd to be around than I'm used to.
Yes, definitely a good crowd last night. Packed and pretty loud on D. I am moving in slow motion today, but it was a great time especially considering the rain held off for our small tailgate....too bad they couldn't pull off the win.
it was the cheapest ticket in town last night. many who wouldnt have gone if that wasnt the case.


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On the same day that Justin Bieber released the latest song from his "Music Monday" series, "Change Me," the pop singer has unveiled his new music video for the track "All That Matters," one of the earlier releases in the campaign.
"Oh-oh, just as sure as the stars in the sky/I need you to shine in my life/Not just for the meanwhile, for a long long time/Better believe it," Bieber sings during the intimate and racy romantic ballad. "Oh-oh, whenever you're not in my presence/It feels like I'm missing my blessings, yeah/So I sleep through the daylight, stay awake all night/'Til you're back again, oh, yeah, yeah."
For the song's official music video, Bieber gets up close and personal with a comely blond model in a steamy make-out session that's sure to send his young female fans into a frenzy.


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'False' Gene Discovery Confirms Creation Prediction
by Brian Thomas, M.S. *
Genes are portions of DNA that contain just the right codes to specify proteins, which make everything in cells work. But how does the cell know which protein should be manufactured, how often, how much, or how fast? If it doesn't get these right, then cellular disaster results.
Scientists are finding the answer to this question in places they least expected--specifically, in the parts of DNA they thought were useless leftovers from random evolution. Early analyses of all that "junk" revealed that it was not random, and later studies showed patterns in the non-gene-coding DNA, although at the time there were no known functions for them.1
A new study published in Nature disclosed the discovery of a totally new mechanism for gene regulation that uses pseudogenes.2 These look very similar to actual genes, but contain enough differences that they could not be used to properly code for proteins. For example, they often have a genetic "stop sign" buried in the middle of the sequence instead of at the end, where the coding gene has it.
The word pseudogene means "false gene." They were named this because they were considered to be broken, useless copies of real genes that harbored coding errors from a long evolutionary history of genetic mistakes. But what if pseudogenes had those coding differences not because they were broken-down versions of the real genes, but because they were purposefully designed with specific similarities to help regulate their corresponding genes?
The researchers found exactly that in two gene-pseudogene systems. They documented direct evidence that the pseudogene PTENP1 "can regulate cellular levels of [its corresponding gene] PTEN and exert a growth-suppressive role."2
Not only is the pseudogene PTENP1 not useless, it has two previously unknown functions. PTENP1 acts as a decoy to attract smaller regulatory molecules. When these small molecules attach to PTENP1 instead of PTEN, the PTEN gene becomes more accessible and is translated into protein more often.
The gene and its pseudogene also appear to exist in a balancing act that affects each other's expression levels. This relationship was further established by observing that cells without the PTENP1 pseudogene are cancerous. Other diseases, like Cowden's disease and Bannayan-Zonana syndrome, are associated with poorly regulated PTEN gene expression.3
The researchers suspected that this regulation scheme was not limited to just one pseudogene-gene system and that it might well be found throughout the living world. Sure enough, they found the same regulatory balances in the gene KRAS and its pseudogene KRAS1P.
So, a cell can regulate the output of genes and their protein products in "intricately dynamic" networks2 because of formerly designated "junk" DNA like transposons4 and pseudogenes. Since no networks--especially not those that provide essential regulatory functions--are seen arising from any natural process, these must have arisen from an intelligent and benevolent source outside of nature.
Based on the idea that both genes and non-gene DNA were produced by a Creator, rather than the laws of physics, creation scientist John Woodmorappe predicted in 2003 that pseudogenes would be discovered to play an important regulatory role in cells.5 Science is now showing that to be accurate.
- The ENCODE Project Consortium. 2007. Identification and analysis of functional elements in 1% of the human genome by the ENCODE pilot project. Nature. 447 (7146): 799-816.
- Poliseno, L. et al. 2010. A coding-independent function of gene and pseudogene mRNAs regulates tumour biology. Nature. 465 (7301): 1033-1038.
- Keim, B. New Form of Gene Regulation Hints at Hidden Dimension of DNA. Wired Science. Posted on wired.com June 24, 2010, accessed June 29, 2010.
- Thomas, B. Evolution's Best Argument Has Become Its Worst Nightmare. Acts & Facts. 39 (3): 16-17.
- Woodmorappe, J. 2003. Pseudogene function: regulation of gene expression. TJ. 17 (1): 47-52.
* Mr. Thomas is Science Writer at the Institute for Creation Research
Article posted on July 12, 2010.
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Smith pleaded guilty to creating a false birth certificate showing that GOP sheriff's candidate Andy Shock fathered a child in Texas in an effort to prevent Shock from winning the Republican nomination for sheriff. Smith also admitted to mailing the false birth certificate to voters in Faulkner County who it was thought would vote in the GOP primary.
Shock won the nomination and the general election in 2012 and is the current county sheriff.


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Youk's ankle feeling better after off-day
By James Hall / MLB.com
Luckily, after succumbing to a freak ankle cramp in the fourth inning of Tuesday's game against the Rays, first baseman Kevin Youkilis is OK, and started Friday night in Toronto. Youkilis had to be removed from Tuesday's contest, leaving the field limping. He also started Wednesday in St. Petersburg.
"The day off [Thursday] helped a lot," Youkilis said. "I felt good walking, so hopefully when I run and do all that stuff, I'll be fine."
Youkilis over not winning Final Vote
TORONTO -- After a day of dealing with not making the American League All-Star team, Red Sox first baseman Kevin Youkilis -- hitting .292 with 17 home runs and 55 RBIs entering Friday's tilt against the Blue Jays -- said he's already over it.
"[Thursday] I was a little disappointed, but you have to move on and go out and play some ball," Youkilis said. "You can't worry about these things. It was out of my hands the whole time, and I'm thankful for all the great fans and all my family and friends that voted.
"They put up a good fight and that's a good thing -- you have to look at the positives."
Youkilis, who was not named to the AL roster initially, had the opportunity to win the Final Vote competition. Along with the Yankees' Nick Swisher -- who won the final spot -- Youkilis was up against the White Sox's Paul Konerko, the Twins' Delmon Young and the Rangers' Michael Young.
Unfortunately for Youkilis and Red Sox fans, the first baseman fell short, finishing runner-up to Swisher, who entered Friday hitting .307 with 14 home runs and 48 RBIs.
Youkilis was gracious in the wake of defeat.
"It's good he got in," he said of Swisher. "It's his first time and he's excited and I hope he has fun."
While Youkilis made All-Star appearances in 2008 and '09, Sox manager Terry Francona said he was worthy of a selection this time around.
"I just want all our guys to make it," Francona said. "I think Youk was very deserving. I think the Red Sox did a very good job of promoting him, but somebody has to lose. Unfortunately it was Youk, [but] it doesn't mean in my opinion he's any less deserving -- he's a pretty darn good player."
Despite the strong promotion for Youkilis' All-Star bid, Francona did not cast any votes.
"I didn't know how to," Francona said jokingly. "It doesn't mean I don't like Youk, I'm just not good with that stuff."
Delcarmen feels good after 'pen session
TORONTO -- Reliever Manny Delcarmen threw a 35-pitch bullpen session before the Red Sox's contest against the Blue Jays on Friday night at Rogers Centre.
And for possibly the first time all season, the Red Sox, who have had to cope with an abundance of injuries, were finally treated to some good news -- the session went better than expected.
"He did great," manager Terry Francona said. "[He] threw 35 pitches and [pitching coach] John Farrell was raving. That's a really good step for Manny."
Delcarmen, on the 15-day disabled list since July 1 with a strained right forearm, was also pleased with the session, but most importantly, he threw with no discomfort.
"[The] biggest thing for me was my elbow was fine," Delcarmen said. "I could care less about the forearm, but the big thing was the elbow."
The right-hander said he was only pitching at approximately 90 percent, but is scheduled to throw at full strength in the bullpen Sunday.
Francona is optimistic that Delcarmen -- 2-2 with a 4.59 ERA over 33 1/3 innings -- could return immediately following the All-Star break, which ends July 15.
Victor won't return when break concludes
TORONTO -- Catcher Victor Martinez and infielder Mike Lowell, who are on the 15-day disabled list, did not travel with the club to Toronto for the Red Sox's weekend series against the Blue Jays.
Manager Terry Francona addressed Martinez's situation specifically.
"He has to fly to Anaheim [on Monday for All-Star festivities], so I told him, 'I have no problem with you staying behind a couple days,;" Francona said. "He's got to take his family, and his family was going to come here -- I'm fine with it.
"When he comes back from Anaheim on Wednesday, he'll get a scan on his thumb and try to see the level of recovery where he's at there."
While the club anticipated Martinez, on the 15-day disabled list with a left thumb fracture since June 27, to return right after the All-Star break, Francona said that's a bit too optimistic.
"That is not happening," Francona said. "Victor thought maybe if he got rid of the swelling, but he's still pretty sore. I don't think that's probably as realistic as we wanted it to be."
Ellsbury rejoins club to see team doctors
TORONTO -- Outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury arrived in Toronto from Tempe, Ariz., at roughly 6:30 p.m. ET to temporarily rejoin the Red Sox as they opened their weekend series with the Jays.
Ellsbury, who has spent the majority of the season on the 15-day disabled list with a left chest contusion, is far from returning to the lineup, but was in Toronto so he could be evaluated by the team's medical staff before the All-Star break.
"He'll spend the next two days with us kind of letting the medical guys assess where he's at," manager Terry Francona said. "This actually isn't the best way to do it, he comes for two days, but because of the All-Star break, we really wanted the medical people to see him before he takes off and does his baseball stuff in Fort Myers, Fla. [on a rehab assignment] -- this was the only way to do it."
The speedy outfielder was hoping to arrive in Toronto with the Red Sox on Thursday, but Francona opted for Ellsbury not to miss his scheduled workout in Arizona.
Worth noting
Red Sox righty Josh Beckett threw 40 pitches before Friday's contest against the Blue Jays. Put on the 15-day disabled list with a lower back strain May 19, he is scheduled to make his first rehab start Sunday with Triple-A Pawtucket. ... Second baseman Dustin Pedroia (15-day disabled list since June 26 -- left foot fracture) and Jason Varitek (15-day disabled list since July 1 -- right foot fracture) will undergo scans July 16. ... Outfielder Jeremy Hermida (15-day disabled list since June 10 -- fractured ribs) took batting practice Friday and could be back when the All-Star break ends. "We'll see what to do with him," manager Terry Francona said. "I think maybe he's getting closer to maybe going out on a rehab assignment but that's probably still a little quick. He's done a really good job [to get back on track]."
James Hall is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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It's Britney, b–ch! Actually, it's "Work B–ch," the first single off Britney Spears' still-untitled new album. The video for the dance anthem premiered last night on The CW, and it's got a little something for everyone. There's dancing, there's a pool and Maseratis and there's even a mannequin walking off into the sunset. Wait–what? Take a look as we break down the 8 best moments.
Britney is the loneliest girl in the desert, but at least she has a corset, stilettos and her very own branded perfume to keep her company, right?
We're not sure who's in that Maserati, but we'll take guesses. Miley? Justin? K-Fed?
There are all sorts of individuals at Britney's party, but we love this Ladies' Man-type most of all. (Not seen in picture: his leopard print Speedo!)
In case you forgot your place in life, there's a neon sign to remind you.
A long flowy dress that spills into the water may not have been the smartest choice when you're standing amongst sharks.
Smoke in the air, warehouse setting, lingerie-inspired costume, hair flying — we've missed you, Dance Britney!
Britney's not going to have an easy time in that bikini either, but her poor friends are definitely going to have some trouble in the pool with those leather get-ups.
Like we said, there's someone carrying a mannequin off into the sunset. Yeah, we don't get it either.
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"Connery always delights with his playful, but lethal charm. A lovely witty streak permeates the movie as Bond and Goldfinger size each other up, with the latter so ably assisted by Pussy Galore and Oddjob. As the stakes increase, so does the wicked tinge of humour to Bond's moments of peril. Mixed in with some tough action and the introduction of such memorable gadgets as Bond's Aston Martin car, there's never a dull moment
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Postseason hopes for Arkansas Tech's baseball team were strengthened Saturday with a pair of crucial wins over rival Central Arkansas in Gulf South Conference doubleheader action at Tech Field.
The Wonder Boys (22-18, 11-6) took a 1-game lead over the Bears with an 8-6 win in the first game and a 11-0 shutout in the nightcap to put Tech in third place in the GSC West division, keeping postseason chances alive. All 11 Wonder Boy runs throughout the second game came after there were two outs.
After dropping the first game, UCA (24-17, 9-7) sent two-time GSC West division pitcher of the week Zach Barnett - who entered Saturday's game with a 7-1 record and ERA of 1.55 - to the mound for the finale of the twinbill. However, Tech's Nick Reeves proved to be the hurler with the strongest outing.
Reeves gave up only three hits and struck out four to keep the Bears at bay as he picked up the first complete-game shutout for the Wonder Boys this season and the third shutout for Tech's pitching staff.
"All I can say is Nick Reeves," Wonder Boy coach Billy Goss said after seeing the 11-0 shutout victory. "He had a tremendous game throwing the ball and really threw a masterpiece."
Reeves also helped his cause with the bat. In the second inning, Reeves helped his cause as he belted a three-run homer - his second of the day - as Tech put up five runs in the inning. Reeves' blast was preceded by back-to-back RBI singles by Aaron Hopkins and Heath Roseberry to complete the Wonder Boy scoring output in the inning.
"When Nick hit that three-run homer, it kind of gave us a cushion," Goss said. "It's much easier to play with a big lead. We play great defensively, but you've got to just tip your hat when a guy throws like he (Reeves) did (Saturday)."
Jantzen Black drew a bases-loaded walk in the fifth, driving in Ryan White, to give Tech a 6-0 lead heading into the sixth. The Wonder Boys, however, were not done putting up runs.
Tech added five more runs in the sixth as an RBI double by Aaron Hopkins and RBI singles by Kevin Coleman, Kyle Johnson and Black drove in the final five runs of the game to give the Wonder Boys the doubleheader sweep.
With the win, Tech trails second-place Arkansas-Monticello - which swept Harding in a doubleheader Saturday - by one-half game. The race to earn a tournament berth is still very much up in the air.
"This thing (postseason race) is not going to be settled for a while," Goss said. "We've got to get a win (today) and somehow go to Henderson next weekend and do the same thing."
Just as it played a big part in the second game, scoring with two outs was also a big factor in the twinbill opener.
Tech used a two-out rally in the eighth inning to pick up the win in the first game. After Dario Colovic reached on a fielder's choice and Reeves and White both drew walks to load the bases, Coleman drove them all in with a three-run double for what would prove to be the game-winning hit. Coleman's double gave the Wonder Boys an 8-5 lead to give Tech a half-game lead over the Bears.
UCA got a two-out RBI double from Todd Gossage - the son of former Major League Baseball pitching great Goose Gossage - in the next frame for their final run. Drew Buford, however, kept the Bears from doing any further damage as he closed the door and picked up his seventh save of the season.
The Wonder Boys used the long ball to help set the tone midway through the game.
After taking a 2-1 lead after the fourth inning, Tech increased its lead with three runs in the fifth. Reeves led off the inning with a solo home run - his sixth of the year. White followed with a walk, and Brad Green hit his first career home run two batters later to drive in the other two runs in the frame, giving the Wonder Boys a 5-1 lead.
UCA answered with a three-run inning of its own in the sixth, highlighted by a two-run double by Gossage - who later scored on a Tech error to cut the lead to one, 5-4.
Another Wonder Boy error in the seventh allowed the Bears to tie the game with two outs in the inning. That, however, would be overpassed by Coleman's game-winning double.
UCA scored the first run of the game in the fourth when Roger Lenderman scored on a wild pitch.
Tech answered quickly with two runs in the bottom of the inning as Roseberry drove in Black and Hopkins with a two-out, two-run double. Black and Hopkins both reached with two outs with a double and single, respectively.
Both teams banged out 12 hits apiece in the game, and Jim Talley picked up the pitching win with 21/3 innings of work in relief. Talley allowed only two hits and struck out two while not yielding any earned runs.
"I thought our staff had a very strong day (Saturday)," Goss said. "We got strong performances from all our pitchers (Saturday)."
The two teams will complete the three-game series today with a 2 p.m. matchup at Tech Field.


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her name is Sarah Jane
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WTF? His moustache looks like he bought it in a joke shop. Maybe he's wearing it as a disguise.
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01:48 -> director said 'and out' ... good job
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I think anyone can make it porn these days
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@Mustachiamaan: He did, later on in the vid.
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and suddenly he lost his moustache
How shitty is this acting.... lousy editing... not worth spanking it for.....
She's really hot. What's her name?
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Votto goes yard to lead Reds vs. Brewers
By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Joey Votto collected three RBIs, including his first home run of the spring, as the Reds defeated a split-squad Brewers club by a 5-2 score on Monday afternoon.
Cincinnati took a 2-0 lead in the first inning. Following Shin-Soo Choo's leadoff walk, Emmanuel Burriss hit a double to the left-field corner and Votto drove in Choo with an RBI groundout to second base. Burriss scored on Chris Heisey's sacrifice fly.
Votto, who is seeking to be 100 percent again after left knee surgery disrupted his 2012 season, returned in the third inning and hit Rob Wooten's first pitch for a two-run homer to left field and a 4-0 Reds lead.
"Votto got on the board," said Reds manager Dusty Baker. "We got good pitching. That was big. Guys threw the ball well. We played good defense. I forgot how to shake hands [after a win]. It seems like it's been a long time."
Reds starter Armando Galarraga, a non-roster pitcher in camp, pitched two scoreless innings with one hit allowed and two strikeouts. Reliever Sean Marshall followed with one scoreless inning with two hits and one strikeout. Jonathan Broxton was next with one perfect inning.
"Galarraga looked good," said Baker. "He kept the ball down and changed speeds. It looked like he was healthy again. When he was healthy he was tough. I only saw him a few times but it looked like he knew how to pitch."
Brewers starter Tyler Thornburg, who is trying to land a spot in the rotation this spring, gave up two runs and two hits with one walk over two innings.
"I think I threw four off-speed pitches," said Thornburg. "We were just trying to get the fastball location down. Now we can start working on the off-speed pitches, working on the put-away pitches. I have six more starts in Spring Training. I'll work up to those."
Milwaukee reached the scoreboard in the top of the sixth inning against reliever Curtis Partch. With one out, Taylor Green reached on a three-base error by center fielder Yorman Rodriguez. Next batter Khris Davis hit an RBI double to center field and scored on Scooter Gennett's RBI single to right field. Both runs scored against Partch were unearned.
Cincinnati got the run back in the bottom of the sixth, when Jason Donald scored on Devin Mesoraco's RBI fielder's choice as the ball was bobbled at second base for an error.
Up next: For the first time this spring, a member of the Reds rotation will get a start when Homer Bailey has his debut Tuesday vs. the Padres. First pitch is at 3:05 p.m. ET in Peoria, Ariz. Bailey will be opposed by Padres right-hander Anthony Bass. Second baseman Brandon Phillips, who did not play Monday, should be back in the lineup.
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I am using ZASS with an HP wireless L7780. I am able to send print jobs without any problems. I currently have multiple computers (with Windows XP) that have no problem printing or scanning. When I try to scanto my computer (Windows Vista Ult) I get an error message that says cannot connect to this computer, make sure
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Flexible 12-Input Configuration
The MG124C both has a total of 12 input channels-- 4 mono microphone/line inputs and 4 stereo line inputs. 2 of the stereo line inputs can also function as mono microphone inputs, giving you up to six simultaneous mono microphone inputs when needed. Gain trim covers a wide -60dB - -16dB range for microphone input, and -34dB - +10dB for line input.
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Frequency response: Stereo Out, Group OUT, EFFECT/AUX (AUX1, 2*), SEND, Monitor OUT, Rec Out: -3.0 " 1.0dB
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Input equalization CH 1-7/8 HIGH: 10kHz (shelving), MID: 2.5kHz (peaking), LOW: 100Hz (shelving); CH 9/10-11/12 HIGH: 10kHz (shelving), LOW: 100Hz (shelving)
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Hey guys. I've been thinking about the amount of greens I feed Belle a day and I'm looking for some advice/guidance on the topic. Belle is turning 5 months on Thursday and at the moment she gets about 3/4 cup of a mix of Spring Greens and Romaine Lettuce with the odd basil leaf thrown in from time to time. I know she should be getting around 2 cups of greens when she's an adult but I'm not sure about as she grows. (She also gets 1/3 cup pellets & unlimited hay/water).
Do you think she is at an okay amount for now? I've been gradually increasing the amount of greens she's been getting since I got her as the lady I bought her from was already feeding her greens at 8 weeks (a piece of Spring Greens about the size of half a palm). I'm worried I'm not giving her enough for her age but I don't want to suddenly give her double what she gets just now in case it upsets her tummy.
Please don't tell me about greens per pound of rabbit because the last time I found out her weight she was much younger and smaller so I don't really know what she weighs. I'm looking for more of what you guys have done while giving your baby rabbit greens and if you think I'm going about it the right way ! Thanks guys .
At her age, I wouldn't decrease pellets (she could even be getting more, according to HRS guidelines). That brand of pellets certainly isn't so rich that she can't have a bit more as she's still growing. I would switch to a timothy based pellet once she's 8 months to a year old.
She looks like a holland lop from your siggy? Holland size can vary from 2-4lbs (and some even a bit larger if they are false dwarfs) so being small isn't an indication that anything's wrong with her. She's probably just a smaller bunny. My holland boy was full weight at 6 months, so she probably won't get much bigger.


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ALSO~ The short little fences that were put up to keep the balls from exiting onto El Camino have failed ALREADY.....Twice it was observed that the ball flew over the fences in the few hours I was there........I see potential lawsuits headed the way of the City in the near future unless someone does something about the seriousness of putting up a higher fence to protect the cars in the lot and from ending up on El Camino...........................................
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Astro Turf/Higher fences needed on El Camino
Original post made by Mayfield child, Ventura, on Aug 25, 2006
ALSO~ The short little fences that were put up to keep the balls from exiting onto El Camino have failed ALREADY.....Twice it was observed that the ball flew over the fences in the few hours I was there........I see potential lawsuits headed the way of the City in the near future unless someone does something about the seriousness of putting up a higher fence to protect the cars in the lot and from ending up on El Camino...........................................
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a resident of Palo Verde
on Aug 25, 2006 at 5:17 pm
According to Palo Alto Weekly, there are a few things that are still to be done and the funds are there and that includes putting up a higher fence. Also, I believe thre is to be a snack bar there!! Now, I wonder who is going to make money out of that!!!
a resident of Barron Park
on Aug 25, 2006 at 6:40 pm
Mayfield child,
You have me laughing on this one!
I stopped by the Mayfield fields the other day and talked to one of the soccer coaches. He had a few minor complaints, but rug burn was not one of them. It is a little warm, and the rubber 'sand' is an issue on a new atificial turf field (it tends to come home with the player). But the typical injuries from soccer, that happen on normal grass fields (e.g. broken bones, and sprains), are not nearly as frequent on the artificial grass fields, because they play so 'even', without potholes.
Soccer is one of the most injurious sports in the world. Many of the injuries are due to uneven playing fields. The Mayfield site is NOT Astroturf! It is synthetic 'grass' bolstered with a rubber 'sand' infill. It is an extremely even playing field. There will be many FEWER injuries compared to natural grass.
A few soccer balls into the parking lot or El Camino are not a big issue. It can probably be fixed with some higher fencing. For decades, baseballs went into traffic at Middlefield Little League park. Now, they are rare, because the fences were raised. Nevertheless, they still happen. Exactly how does a soccer ball hurt a parked car? Even moving traffic on El Camino has more serious things to worry about, namely bicycles and jaywalkers and red light runners (especialy the red light runners!). Lawsuits?! Get serious!!!!
What I hear from you is sour grapes. Why?
It is a GREAT facility, one that Palo Alto will celebrate for decades to come.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Aug 25, 2006 at 11:23 pm
Obviously, you haven't actually set foot on those fields. If you had, you'd know that it isn't Astroturf, it's FieldTurf. Big difference. No rug burns.
a resident of Green Acres
on Aug 26, 2006 at 2:06 am
I know blood and hanging flesh when I see it..and no, I do not personally play. Good luck to you in your playing tho!
What seemed to be the problem that they did not build the fence higher the first time??????????
Thanks for letting me know that this project is not over as of yet...
Glad I could put a smile on your face!
I worried about the ball causing havoc with drivers who wouldn't see the ball coming on to El Camino and end up in a panic of "What the hell was that?" and possibly cause an accident..El Camino is one of the busiest intersections in this city and as I remembered from previous accounts, one of the most dangerous ones (many accidents there)....AND that did not include run away soccer balls!!!!!!!!!
I prefer my grapes green.....hope they will sell them at the snack bar............!
By the way, those balls at the Middlefield Little League were hit by LITTLE LEAGERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Glad to know that there is funding due to raise the fencing on El Camino. Worth every penny. Especially since the rent is right....!
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Aug 26, 2006 at 8:49 pm
I´ve played soccer since I was four and field turf is a great pitch for playing, although a well-kept grass field is still the best. Nonetheless I´m very happy to see those fields there and applaud the project.
a resident of Palo Verde
on Aug 27, 2006 at 7:46 pm
I am not the fount of all knowledge, I only repeated what I read in Palo Alto Weekly. It would make sense to me to build the fences right the first time, but I expect that in due Palo Alto fashion, studies had to be made and so on and so forth before sensible decisions were made.
a resident of another community
on Aug 28, 2006 at 11:31 am
After having played soccer for 20 years in Palo Alto, mostly at Mitchell Park on what is supposed to be grass but is primarily dirt, sand, and weeds, the fields at Mayfield are spectactular. They aren't as nice as the grass in Stanford Stadium, but they are MUCH better than any of the grass soccer fields in Palo Alto. I'm still healing from my last game at Mitchell Park (slid on dirt), but the 3 games since then at Mayfield have been painless.
Higher nets behind the goals would be nice, though. Its a long walk from the north field around to the Wilson Sonsini parking lot when you kick it over the fence.
a resident of Midtown
on Sep 3, 2006 at 8:43 pm
The new playing field is excellent. Having played college and club rugby on this type of surface, I can attest to the fact that it is easier on the body. Fewer ankle and knee injuries are the result of an even playing surface, and athletes will find the joints cushioned.
a resident of Midtown
on Sep 4, 2006 at 10:28 pm
Sod, by virtue of its transpiration, modifies the microclimate. Grass is cool, artificial turf ain't. Cool mo bettah.
a resident of Palo Verde
on Sep 5, 2006 at 11:25 am
So just who is using these fields? Do AYSO have the use of the fields? My son's practice at Jordan has just been shortened due to the fact that Jordan residents don't want the noise after 6.00 p.m. They think that now there is a specialised soccer field in Palo Alto we won't have to use Jordan. My feeling is that this is not correct information and I wonder if there is an oversight to inform everyone of what is going on where?
a resident of another community
on Feb 29, 2008 at 8:00 pm
An artificial turf can be used in any type of weather conditions.Artificial turf, or synthetic turf, is a grass-like playing surface manufactured from synthetic materials.
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a resident of another community
on Feb 29, 2008 at 8:10 pm
An artificial turf can be used in any type of weather conditions.Artificial turf, or synthetic turf, is a grass-like playing surface manufactured from synthetic materials.
Web Link
a resident of Greenmeadow
on Oct 8, 2008 at 1:03 pm
Paly just installed a turf field.
To read about the article, go to:
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Roberts doing 'good,' but still dealing with health issues
By Brittany Ghiroli / MLB.com
"I wouldn't be completely honest if I said that [he hasn't had any health issues]," manager Buck Showalter said Thursday of Roberts, who has dealt with a concussion and hip surgery the past few seasons.
"He feels really good right now and he's working out. He will be here in a day or two. You all can ask him that same question."
Roberts is expected to be at Saturday's Fanfest event, which he missed last year because he was still dealing with post-concussion symptoms. The 35-year-old is entering the final year of a four-year, $40 million deal and hasn't played more than 60 games since 2009.
If healthy, Roberts is projected to be the team's Opening Day second baseman, although the Orioles have contingency plans in place if he ends up on the disabled list again. The team's 40-man roster also includes three players -- Ryan Flaherty, Alexi Casilla and Yamaico Navarro -- who can man second base.
Gonzalez declines invite to pitch for Team Mexico
BALTIMORE -- Orioles pitcher Miguel Gonzalez said Thursday he declined an invitation to pitch for Team Mexico in the World Baseball Classic.
"Obviously this is more important than me going down there," said Gonzalez, who is coming off an impressive rookie campaign that started with him signing as a Minor League free agent in March. "This is my first big league Spring Training. I'll be focused on doing my stuff here first.
"It was a tough decision, but you always have to think about what's going to happen in the long run. So I think it's more important for me to be with the team."
Gonzalez said the Orioles didn't try to influence his decision one way or the other, although his family certainly did.
"My wife told me, 'Hey, I think it's more important for you to stay here,'" said Gonzalez, whose wife is four months pregnant with the couple's first child. "So I decided to stay."
Gonzalez didn't pitch in the winter leagues this year and has been among a group of Orioles working out with special assistant Brady Anderson in California. Gonzalez hopes it can help him stay strong and healthy in following up a 2012 season in which he went 9-4 with a 3.28 ERA in 18 games (15 starts).
"I think that's been helping out," said Gonzalez, who looked noticeably more muscular at the organization's minicamp Thursday afternoon. "I've never really done a workout in the offseason, and I think I will have positive things that will be coming for me this year."
Ownership praises approach by Duquette, Showalter
BALTIMORE -- While many Orioles fans have questioned the organization's lack of offseason activity, Louis Angelos, speaking as the ownership representative for managing partner Peter Angelos, took time Thursday morning to praise the efforts of executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette and manager Buck Showalter for staying the course.
"You don't want to trade the future or sacrifice that future for what's in the immediate," said Angelos, who held court with a group of reporters after Duquette's and Showalter's contract extensions were officially announced. "I think Orioles fans know the game really well, and they want sustained winning and they want to see guys come up through the system. You can get away from that and get distracted by a tantalizing free agent or a trade possibility in [R.A.] Dickey's case, for example. That was a long and considered internal dialogue that went on, but Dan has his vision, and it's right in sync with Buck's vision.
"When you extend both of them to 2018, it's not about the immediate. It's not a two-year extension or a three-year extension where you got the 'We got to win now [mind-set].' It promotes doing the right things to win over a 10-year period or a 20-year period. Let's have sustained competitive teams with players that are brought from within, so you draft and develop, and you supplement from the outside."
Duquette said Thursday morning that the club has received "umpteenth" trade proposals from other teams, but he hasn't been willing to part with the club's young players. While it's unlikely the Orioles will add the impact bat they wanted this winter, Duquette said given the choice, he'd prefer to have the pitching depth in the organization. The Orioles, who re-signed outfielder Nate McLouth as their biggest move, are still trying to sign another veteran starter before heading to camp next month.
"The notion that it hasn't been an eventful offseason, in many ways, you can interpret as good," Angelos said. "I know Mr. [Peter] Angelos has said, 'You guys want to do it? Let's go for it. What do you want to do?' And you can play all sides of that. But the response [from Duquette and Showalter] consistently has been, again with respect to Dickey -- tough call -- but we are going to stay with the program. We are going to keep bringing our guys up, and I think it's going to pay dividends over the long term."
Hendrickson hopes to land job with Orioles
BALTIMORE -- Former Oriole Mark Hendrickson pitched for the organization on Wednesday at the team's minicamp and will continue his tryout by throwing again Friday with the hope of latching on with the organization -- or another club -- for Spring Training.
The 38-year-old last pitched in the Majors in 2011, appearing in eight games with the Orioles and allowing seven runs and 15 hits in 11 innings. He also made 24 appearances at Triple-A Norfolk that season.
"At the end of the year when nobody called, I still felt like I had something left," said Hendrickson, who played in an amateur league near his York, Pa., home in 2012. "So I started making phone calls and it started with [Orioles manager Buck Showalter], what we talked about in 2011, about just changing and trying to create some excitement and different looks for what I can offer."
Hendrickson, who is 6-foot-9, has been tinkering with arm angles and is now using a sidearm delivery that he's picked up relatively quickly.
"I'm surprisingly very comfortable," Hendrickson said of the new delivery, which he has been working on with pitching coach Rick Adair since getting to Baltimore. "I tinkered with it a little bit last year, maybe in June, and it was kind of all over the place and I figured, 'You know what? Coming into a new year, a new spring, just buy into it mentally.' I started throwing the first of December and picked it up really quickly.
"[I'm] a 38-year-old mind, but a 20-year-old sponge right now as far as being open and willing to say, 'Hey, teach me whatever.' Let's work at this and see how good I can be doing something a little different."
Hendrickson pitched part of three seasons with the Orioles, going 8-11 with a 4.80 ERA in 113 games. A well-liked veteran, Hendrickson admitted Thursday that while he never retired, throwing with a traditional motion had gotten a little stale.
"It's kind of run its course, which is fine," Hendrickson said, "but ultimately for wanting to have a career is just being open to change, and that's what I tell young people, because ultimately if you want to be in this game for a long time, you are going to have to adapt. And for me, it's was just a matter of saying, 'Hey, let's buy into it, let's see how good I can be.' I was just encouraged by the excitement I had, by the excitement Rick had and also, hopefully, Buck. ... Hopefully there's excitement there."
This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Chicago examiner vol x no 266 a m saturday Chicago october 26 i9l 2 saturday l.rrs&w price one cent sf'ssf *, sejj charge nockels plotted to kill lawyer in labor war witness in dynamite trial j says secretary of Chicago | federation of labor was i named as one conspirator walter drew counsel for na tional erectors associa tion says h s hockintold him he would need a gun mdiaxatolis ind oct 25 at ttau afternoon's session of the federal court in the dynamite case walter drew counsel for the national erectors association tes tified that h s hockin had told him that there was a plot against his drews life he saia that hockin named o a treitmoe of california and ed nockels secretary of the Chicago federation of labor as hack of the plot tha hockin admitted that lie and me manigul had turned nitroglycerin over to tete smith iud audersou at cleveland and that hoekiu told him that leo kappa port lawyer carried off the blue chec iwok used by j j menauiara in payin ilcmauit'iil and j b mcxamara lit further declared that uockin was party to putting the dictagraph in presl i'ent ryan's office and tnat at one tini hockin said he would never go on the wit beat stand and testify because he was frai<l to lu so tells of plot against life in december it'll said drew he met hockin in front of the columbia club hockin he said brought np the question tf drew's personal safely fc i huu t:...t ae hocmn was not s favor of wood shed and that he would give hl:n warn ing when he hoard of anything hockin aald according to drew that he had al ready sent him warning indirectly drew aid that hockin stated that the people on the coast were the ones he should look out for asked by drew as to what particular persons were back of the plots to get drew hockin replied according to the witness thnt tveltmoe and nockels were the ones and that they already had wal ter stevens of Chicago a professional slugger now under indictment there in * tabor murder case who was to do the work the defense ought at every step against drew's testimony but was unsuccessful to its fight letei in december said drew hockin tame to his room at the columbia club with detective r j foster the question of potting a dictagraph in ryan's office was the principal one discussed said drew at one time it was planned to run the wires from the offices to drew's room at the columbia club but it was decided tt would not be fair to the club i it was finally decided said drew to tent rooms in the american central life bnlldlng hockiu at this conference gave brady gives 550,000 to hospital for cure diamond jim founds institution at , johns hopkins blames illness on his candy habit baltimore md oct 2 diamond ; jlra brady has made a gift to johns hopkins hospitul which will eventually aggregate about 550,000 brady came to i the hospital n year ago a very sick man ■and in less than six mouths he hod a very j much abused stomach in normal working j order the money will be used to erect a i building to be known as the james bn j dm nan brady urological institute mr brady will contribute 15,000 an nually during his life to the maintenance | of the institution and will also make a provision in his will leaving a substantial sum to the institute new york oct 85 mj stomach is all right and always has been all rlclit j said james j brady to-night so there : was no need for a new one it was my j kidneys which went back on me i have j never smoked nor used tobacco in any | form but i had a weakness it was candy ; and when i was perfectly well in my young days i used to eat as much as two and three pounds of candy a day that kidney trouble was perhaps j caused to a certain extent by candy and | the physicians now have told me that i j must not eat any more pretty hard blow j that vital organs live in jars doctor tells of animal's heart that has beaten for 104 days new york oct 25 the transfer of j hearts stomachs and kidneys from their | casements of flesh to the vessels in his i laboratory where they axe performing their functions day after day is the addition j to bin list of snrglcal wonders announced j by dr alexis cnrrel of the rockefeller j institute who has just been awarded the < nobel prize iu science dr carrel declared the matter of life ; and death had been removed from the realm of philosophy to that of science his experiment of transplanting the or | igaus ot animals to laboratory vessels are | dow in progress he said and he was con 1 j viueed that the vital organs might bo ; / lijnsferred from one body to another j without disturbance of their normal fine i tlous one heart he said he had kept ! alive 104 days Chicago cadet expelled midshipman discharged from naval academy for hazing washington oct 26 because he ; forced a plebe to stand on his head and j perform other feats which a naval court j martial ruled constituted hazing midship man walter j tigan of Chicago was to 1 night expelled from the naval academy by order of secretary of the navy meyer ' secretary meyer's order came as the re j suit of the investigation of plebe box ] lug at the academy and was intended as : a lesson to the other upper classmen to i cease breaking the rules in this regard tigan entered a plea of guilty demanded 150,000 or girl duset jailed wanted money or rich contractor's daughter as wife frederick duset 1244 south wabash arenue who is said to have sent a threat ening letter to michael t quirk 1211 west taylor street a wealthy contractor demanding his daughter mary in mar riage or 130,000 was arrested last night on a charge of threats to kill duset who is a frenchman is said to have deserted liis wife und child in new york three rears ago when he came from france the police believe he is demented caruso tells the story of his love fenor on stand points out chauffeur as the destroyer of his home denies theft of letter employe says singer hired him only to translate love notes of u s women speclil cablo to the examiner milan oct 23 before a far creator lnilionee ttaun ever the caruso trial was esumed here to-flay during the course of the session letters were read from gaetauo loria one of the four defendants in the ac tion in these loria explained that ns caruso's private secretary his only duty svns translating the tenor's love letters to ind'from american women he left caru so he wrote because he was being dally robbed by a clique of lower class neapoli tans of which the tenor was practically a 9lave according to the letter when loria took the part of signorina glaechettl he was persecuted and threatened by caruso and his friends the expectation that caruso would tes tify in his own defense was responsible for the large attendance to-day the tenor was the last witness of the day he began his recital by telling of his early days with signorlua giacchetti when both were poor and struggling says chauffeur broke up home i loved her he said and regarded her as a life companion but in all her relations with me she was actuated by selfißh motives always cyuical and treach erous continuing he related the discovery of the relations with romatl the chauffeur he also declared lie went to nice to see her but she feigned not to recognize him refusing to even let him kiss her baby hoy iii had become the master of my uttine dn,m'auc-iu£,ot;rt eafruo jn'.ntiugj his finger at bomati while the latter sneered notwithst&rding this treatment caruso testlied he continued supportiug signorina giacchetti whose provocations reached a climax when she told him she had be come howati's paramour to save the ten or's life as roniati had been chosen by tha black hand to kill him caruso denies stealing letter she wauted me to believe ironically cried caruso that she had foregone her marital duties to save me the father of tier children the women of the audience were greatly moved caruso before finally leaving the stand denied the charge of stealing oscar ham merstein's letter in his turn roniati the chauffeur who was the first witness frankly admitted relations with signorina giacchetti follow ing the lattet's estrangement from the tenor but only after unsuccessful at tempts to effect a reconciliation he averred czar's only son is sinking crown prince of russia worse may undergo operation special cable to the examiner st petersburg oct 25 the condi tion of grand duke alexis the eight-year old czarewltch who is seriously ill at spala russian poland where he suffered an injury in the groin was worse to-day peritonitis has set in and an operation probably will be necessary as the czare wltch is the only son of czar nicholas his grave illness is causing serious concern daily prayers are said in the churches throughout russia an abscess has devel oped from the wound and the corps of doc tors in attendance now numbers six ('. nicholas and the czarina are griel stricken emperor's doctor here physician to franz josef studying conditions in Chicago dr carl von noorden head of the medical faculty of vienna university and physician to franz josef is at the hotel illaekstone with his wife they reached Chicago yesterday afternoon and will remain here until sunday afternoon when they leave for new york we have had a delightful visit on the pacific coast he said last evening and an ticipate an interesting visit here xfe shall visit medical institutions and hospitals and study other conditions mrs belmont bouncer khw york oct 25 asserting that mrs o h p belmont had essayed tho role of a bouncer to-day at hor hmeh room at 13-15 east forty-first street mrs alice clancy of 467 fifth aveuuo went to the jefferson market court and got a jane doe summons for mrs belmout to appear in court next monday moruluk t t o'clock mrs clancy who ix .-> dreaa j maker said that mrs belmon jert ied bor from the lunchroom receu .. esnu llshed for working women tim quarrel arose over how much pie should be served for 5 cents child actor ablaze fire panic in school sparker ignites dress of girl performer in ama teur theatricals nameless heroes save 2 men smother flames while women faint and crowd rushes for doors margaret lnse eleven years old was se verely burned and more than 100 ehil ' dreu and their parents were throwu iuto : panic last night when the child's gauzy dress took fire from a torch carried by ! one of her^compauious in an amateur the ; atrii'al performance at the tiltou school | forty-second and park avenues ! the curtain had just risen for the last act and a score of children were troopiug ! onto the improvised stage when a fire less sparker in the hand of another little girl touched margaret's skirt instantly the dress blazed up and the child screamed her mother mrs f l iluse who resides at 4340 park avenue screamed and fainted mothers of the other children on the stage struggled to reach them while the parents whose chll j dreu were in the audience rushed for the | exit doors two cool-headed men whose identity was i not learned sprang to the stage and tear ing their coats off threw them over the blazing clothing of the child and smothered the flames their bands were badly burned hut they hurried away without waiting for treatment as soon as the dan r was past dr j p milnaraow was summoned from his home near by and after dressing mar garet's burns he revived her mother and sent them home he slated that the child's burns were not daugerons parents whose children took part in the performance were indignant last night be cause the sparkerß were used an de clued lot no fire hatever shoul sve been allowed where school children were participating in a theatrical performance sports from the sparkers are paid to be harmless but there is a core that be comes rod hot wu'le the sparks are flying and it is thought that the child's dress must have come into contnet with this civil war in moosette camp mrs mccormick charges plot mrs hammer insists she's loyal moosette leaders at swords points . . i mrs medill mccormick mrs d harry hammer elkins wedding rumored mayor of rome issues denial duel threatr '- billy hltt bpectfl 1 . >■to thf examiner 1 rome on .;...— the report printed la i xcw york ami rnmnd here of tho marriage i in bnm t ml kntucrlne elides and i : lleut;>naut hltt caused n senmitlon as the : itallnn nobility wna at dm inclined to re gard the innrrlusjo a a slight t;i bo pi:ko or ttat abrczzl toward evening mnyor unthnn of koine authorized an offl'.lal de ntal of the reported marriage a few mem bers of tho nobility lay that if thi report u trne nnrt lieutenant iiih in till hero ho will bo i-iinllenifdd to fight n dnol whbsunq xv yn oct 2 1 v.llt neither afllnn nor deny the report of my , marriage to mr hltt miss uildus mild ut i halllphurst to-nleht denies efforts to prevent the success of badge cam paign to-day with the hottest words in her vocabulary mrs meilill mcconnick most militant ol the lady aloosers last night denounced mrs d harry hammer aa an enemy con scious or unconscious to the lloosevelt cause misstatement of facts and purpose not friendly were the mildest expressions mrs mccormitk could hring herself to use for she was furious that is her word at the efforts made in the name of mrs ham mer to prevent the success of to-day's badge-selling campaign on the streets i would not say this about anybody without investigating declared mrs me corinlck but i have investigated and 1 have found that mrs hammer simply is not telling the truth an3 whether she knows it or not she is being used as the instrument of colonel roosevelt's political enemies mrs hammer grieved at charges mrs hammer was deeply grieved to hear of this denunciation why i am heart and soul with colonel roosevelt she said it am a howling tearing mooeer i make public speeches for the colonel and i wasn't thinking of the badge selling at all for years i have been opposed to sending girls into the streets to collect money even for the best of causes i am still opposed to that but i shall be extremely sorry if my opinions militate against the progressive cause i haven't made nny public statement of my opinion for a long time — that hotel black stone speech of mine was made last june mrs mcconnick was bitterly angry la»t evening after a long flay of hard work for the cause she was dining at 9 o'clock in the evening at her home 20 east goethe street she was still in un'form til : ead for battle she is sued a typewritten statement in language strenuously restrained and she talked the leaders of this movement are fnrl ous about that statement of mrs ham mer's eiie said mrs hammer did not speak with the slightest authority and what she said was not true bat she has managed to do us a deal of harm without that statement working against ns wt would hßve 4,000 workers selling bmicre on the streets to-morrow as it is we have put in very hour of our time or ganizing the work again and we will hare between 2,000 and 8,000 workers 800 women in loop district and about 800 of these will be in the lo r p district despite r.ll rumors to the contrary major harrlion has signed a permit for n and i hare it be has in htnietcil chief of police mcweeny to pro tect üb nnd mcwuony in turu has given explicit instruction to every precinct eap tnln there will be no interference with oar oriffinal pin i don't know what to think of mrs ilnmruer i believe the tuft mutineers tn policeman arrests schuettler-almost stops assistant chief's auto because rear light was not burning assisuint chief of police herman j schuettler was under arrest for a moment last night when he was stopped by a mo torcycle policeman for his failure to carry out the provisions of the vehicle light or dinance tho only reason the assistant chief was not forcod to accompany the motorcycle policeman to the east Chicago arena station wl ere he would have been compelled to give bonds for his appearance lu the municipal court was because the \ policeman sympathized with bis superior ' schuettler had left his office shortly j after t o'clock and wan enjoying tho lake breeze in his machine which was spoeillug northward on lake shore drive suddenly i tho chief win aroused from tain apparently sleepy mood « r ho hpnrd e<l r np klsen lierg ttao mot cle policeman cry ' stop you under arrest for fslllns to have the l lisht lighted hnliue'ttler ijaned forward and when ! policeman elseuborg saw him he gaspod with mirprlh i bog your pardon chief i did not know it was your machine stammered the motorcycle nollceuiun hut you know yon are violating the light ordl naneo 10,000 slain scutari and adrianople shelled bulgarians follow victory at kirk-killesseh by pushing attack on old capital bury massacre victims greeks cut off 22,000 turks while montenegrin troops advance to join servians constantinople menaced prince danilo leads assault against porte's stronghold whose fall is thought near bulgarian army captures railway station at adrianople and part c the city is in games adrianople i surrounded and cut off form aid from constantinople and is being bat tered to pieces by bulgarian siege guns more than 7,000 bulgarians and 12,000 turks are reported slain and wounded in the capture by the allies of kirk kil!e*.sjfth , montenegrin attack scutari from three sides pouring shells into the mohammedan district crown prince danilo is leading the infantry in con tinuous assaults and the fall of the stronghold is expected to-day greeks trap 22,000 turks near stone gates pass and their surrender is hourly expected at athens the king of greece has started to take command of his troops at serfidji and will unite with the servian army menacing uskub special cable to the examiner london oct 26 after an inces ant heavy cannonading that has sted all night the besieging bul arian forces hav captured the rail ay station at adrianople and a part the city more openly exposed to the rtillery fire is aflame this information comes to the imes in a dispatch from sofia which s based on reports from commanding fficers at the front to the bulgarian overnment special cable to the examlnar starazagora headquarters of he bulgarian army oct 25 — a divi on o bulgarian artillery has ad anced within a mile of the main orts of adrianople and is shelling the fortifications to-night ten thousand men have been slain in the two days fighting rieka montenegro oct 25 — the montenegrins are attacking scutari from three sides to-night at a late hour the rifle fire has subsided and the soldiers are resting but the heavier guns are pouring shell into he mohammedan district the fall of the city ts expected to morrow although an official demand or surrender has met with a refusal late to-day the panic-stricken hoister mprovised white flags from the house .... montenegrin infantry has twice attacked the city but each time was driven back by a withering fire frorr the turkish artillery the attack wii be renewed at daybreak crowu prince danilo led the infantry in each ad vance ■shell exploded a few feet from him to-day killing a member oi his staff but the prince was not in belgrads oct 25 — the appear ance of german officers at the head of turkish troops is reported by re turning wounded servian soldiers fighting at close quarters the ser vians heard words of command spoken in german and then recognized mer cenary commanders czar lead attack london oct 2 pushing on tirelessly under the mugiilficcnt leadership of cxar fenltmind leaving behind only enough sol diers to bury the dead cure for the wound ed uii'l guard their prhioucrs the main bulfnrlnn forces are to-night intrenching themselves less than three mllee from th continued on 2d page 4th column | . continued on bth page 4th column jfft the appooinfton of amprirnp adv»p n'iuh users has examined and certified to the circulation of this publication che figures of circulation contained in tho association's report only are guaranteed association of american advcrtisz-rs no 2300 whitehall bldg 2v y city the undertakers season by j r hamilton a few years ago an undertaker was seeking advertising advice this is the beginning of our season he explained and natu rally i want to get all the business i can your season the other exclaimed what do you mean why said the undertaker you don't suppose that dress makers and milliners and clothiu btores are the only people who have seasons do you we undertakers have our season just the same as any other business the only difference is that our rush begins just before the clothing stores and shoe stores and under wear stores have their rush now good reader this is not a joke and it wasn't written to make anybody laugh that undertaker was telling the truth every year at this time he is , ailed on to take care of the people who have forgotten to take cart of themselves collectively you people of this city can look at one another and at your children and know absolutely that there are going to be many more deaths among you than at any other time of the year and you can also know that these fatalities are going to be due to your carelessness such a condtion as this makes the wisdom of men seem rather pitiful lioes it not the coolant summer wear has opened the seams of your shoes for example when the first damp weather comes the moisture leaks in and your health leaks out so if you do not go to a shoe store now you will probably go to a doctor later or you may even help to give greater popularity to the undertaker's season the same is true of your clothes and especially of your over coat and your underwear by all that is sensible let us stop this stupid waste of our en ergies and of our very lives by careless delays if you are not ready for the season get ready and do it now and above all thing3 if your children are not prepared for ii don't make them pay the pen alty which should be inflicted on you get them out get them warmly clothed and do it right away the advertising in this paper which you are reading now con tains all the good values of all the best merchandise that is being offered in this city read itl take a pencil and make a list of the things yon want look at every advertisement large and small the smallest adver uwnent in this paper may have the best bargains or the best fina it y or the best service if you will just spend five minutes with this advertising now it may save you five weeks in the hospital or something worse copyrirftod Chicago and vicinity fair wm vt^tj saturday and sunday not much w/^^^^^^m change in temperature light vari jffir 4 w kaiisr of temperatures yesterday jiuf lowest 46 s 3~<^rh average 53 ' l '
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Chicago examiner vol x no 266 a m saturday Chicago october 26 i9l 2 saturday l.rrs&w price one cent sf'ssf *, sejj charge nockels plotted to kill lawyer in labor war witness in dynamite trial j says secretary of Chicago | federation of labor was i named as one conspirator walter drew counsel for na tional erectors associa tion says h s hockintold him he would need a gun mdiaxatolis ind oct 25 at ttau afternoon's session of the federal court in the dynamite case walter drew counsel for the national erectors association tes tified that h s hockin had told him that there was a plot against his drews life he saia that hockin named o a treitmoe of california and ed nockels secretary of the Chicago federation of labor as hack of the plot tha hockin admitted that lie and me manigul had turned nitroglycerin over to tete smith iud audersou at cleveland and that hoekiu told him that leo kappa port lawyer carried off the blue chec iwok used by j j menauiara in payin ilcmauit'iil and j b mcxamara lit further declared that uockin was party to putting the dictagraph in presl i'ent ryan's office and tnat at one tini hockin said he would never go on the wit beat stand and testify because he was frai
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