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There were 101 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Thursday. At that time, there were 1,386 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411.
There were 101 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Thursday. At that time, there were 1,386 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411.
Robbery: A man in his mid-30s snatched a purse from a 64-year-old woman as she walked in the 2600 block of East Lewis Street on Wednesday afternoon, deputies reported. The woman had her cellphone, ring and prescription glasses taken during the strong-arm robbery. The robber fled in a silver Mitsubishi Eclipse. The robbery took place about 2 p.m., and the man was last seen headed toward Waterloo Road. He was said to be 5 feet 7 inches tall and 200 pounds with short curly hair.
Attempted robbery: A skinny teenager armed with a handgun tried to assault a 25-year-old man Wednesday afternoon as he attempted to meet a woman he met online, police reported. The incident in the 4800 block of Grouse Run Drive occurred about 5:30 p.m. as the victim was waiting for the woman to arrive. The assailant, believed to be 17 or 18 years old, accosted the man, and the two struggled before the victim ran away. Police say the robber is black with a thin mustache and was wearing a black shirt and blue jeans.
Person shot: A 28-year-old man sustained a nonlife-threatening gunshot wound during a robbery that unfolded as he went to meet a woman named "Coco" early Thursday, police reported. The attack took place in the 9500 block of Kelley Drive about 2:12 a.m. The victim was struck by a bullet as he drove away from the area. Police said the assailant's ethnicity was unknown, and he was dressed in all black at the time of the incident.
Person shot: A 21-year-old man was shot twice in the pelvis Wednesday night, police said. The attack, in the 900 block of El Portal Avenue, took place about 8:30 p.m., and the victim was alert and conscious when officers arrived. However, the victim did not provide information as to who attacked him. He was listed in stable condition.
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When the histories of the U.S.-Iraqi war are written, someone is going to have to track down when exactly the neoconservatives sold the Brooklyn Bridge to our president.
I dont mean the idea of the war itself, though the neocons have been promoting it ever since Poppy Bush let Saddam off the hook in 1991. I have in mind, rather, the notion that the war would unleash the genie of democracy throughout the Middle East, that with our victory would come a quantum leap in Americas prestige and reputation. Television would beam to all the world heartwarming images of U.S. troops being rapturously received as they speed across Iraq; and we would again become the liberators we were in 1944-5.
It was a lovely scenario, but to believe it, the neos had to willfully forget countless lessons of history, and at least one law of thermodynamics: That for every action, there is an equal but opposite reaction. In the world according to the neos, world-shaking changes in U.S. policy arrogating to itself the right to wage preventive war, and plunging Iraq into that war might encounter some resistance along the way, but in the end lead to an outpouring of support.
As to the reactions of the peoples of the world to this war, the neocons prophecy is already in a class with the Literary Digests pre-election poll of 1936. (The magazine predicted Republican Alf Landon would unseat Franklin Roosevelt; FDR won with 61 percent of the popular vote and an electoral college majority of 523-to-8.) As to the reactions of the Iraqi people, those weve seen so far are, understandably, more ambivalent than weve been told to expect.
Theres no reason to doubt that a majority of the Iraqi people devoutly wish to be rid of Saddam but as should be clear from the resistance that U.S. and U.K. troops are encountering, Saddam retains significant support. His is, after all, a modern totalitarian state. It requires large numbers of people to prop up the regime, and it rewards them accordingly. Many within the apparat have no reason to think they will fare well after the regime is toppled.
That apparat the Sunni-based Baath Party has been largely an occupying power in the Shiite south, as it was in the Kurdish north. To the Sunni population that inhabits the center of the country, however, Saddam is, among other things, a nationalist leader. And even the most barbaric of totalitarian nationalists has its supporters, as the Russian nostalgia for Stalin (one of Saddams role models) attests to this day.
After one week of war, its clear that the Baath Party machine and the security-state thugs who secure it cant deter the U.S. and U.K. forces in the field, but they can make the capture of cities a bloody mess as they already have in Basra. Now, the nightmare of house-to-house street fighting seems about to descend on Baghdad. And the mere existence of this grimly predictable battle will give the lie to every rosy scenario that the neocons have insisted will result from this war.
The image the neos would have us conjure here is that of Allied forces being wined and feted as they freed French villages from their Nazi occupiers. But Iraq isnt France in this conflict; its more like Germany, where, as the one-time GIs can attest, the reception to U.S and U.K. forces was a good deal frostier even among Germans who detested their leaders.
When your liberator rolls down your block with guns blazing, that can tend to cool your ardor toward him, however well-intentioned his intrusion may have been. To be sure, its Saddam who has chosen to fight inside the cities. But then, its Bush who has chosen to fight inside Iraq.
The effects that images from such a battle will have on the world are sure to be wildly inflammatory. Already, a wave of pan-Arab nationalism is sweeping the Arab world; footage of U.S. forces shooting their way through Baghdad can only increase the anti-American sentiment in the region (and, for that matter, the world). It will embolden the regions democrats, which is a good thing, but it will also embolden the regions anti-Western, anti-democratic Islamic theocrats, who outnumber and intimidate the democrats throughout most of the Middle East.
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To the administrations nationalist tough guys Cheney and Rumsfeld in particular this is a matter of some, but not overwhelming, concern. American power, as they see it, grows out of the barrel of a gun. In their interactions with such longtime allies as France and Germany, and such fledgling democracies as Turkey, theyve made it clear that theyd rather have nations fear us than like or admire us.
But the neocons are smarter than that. They know that American power must be based in part, as it has always been based, on our good name, on the respect weve won for defending democracy and triumphing over 20th-century totalitarianism. What the gang of Wolfowitz, Perle, Kristol et al. failed to calculate was the shock and fear (not awe) that our promulgation of the doctrine of pre-emption would cause across the planet. And whatever havoc our new doctrine may have wrought, they have also assured us that bringing democracy to Iraq would in time cause anti-Americanism to abate. If and when a stable democracy does come, however, its bound to be preceded by an ongoing and quite possibly bloody American occupation. I can think of easier, more successful ways to enhance the reputation of America in the world than the neocons panacea.
I know a number of the editors of The Weekly Standard, the linchpin journal of neoconservatism, and a more affable, thoughtful bunch of guys promoting more dangerous, maniacal ideas you could never hope to meet. In a series of discussions with them beginning last fall, I noticed that they repeatedly insisted that any serious U.S. debate on the war was already a thing of the past. Its a settled question here; the Democrats will go along, one of them told me last October. In this and other such assessments, it seems to me, they conflated an empirical judgment which has been proven wrong (dissent was only beginning last October) with both a wish (it would be good if dissent died out) and a bit of a diktat (we need to go to war here, so stop your dissenting!). They have applied this same backward reasoning mixing lack of memory with desire, and prophecy with preference to the war: We need to overthrow Saddam and build support for the American vision of the world; hence we will overthrow Saddam and it will build support for that American vision.
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The USEA is delighted to announce that Doug Payne, 33, of Aiken, South Carolina has been appointed to the USEA Board of Governors and will begin his term of service immediately. Doug graciously agreed to fill the seat left by Jack Leary, who passed away April 25.
The passing of Jack Leary left a huge hole on the USEA Board due to Jack's willingness to serve the sport in many capacities, but most importantly as a representative of the Eventing Licensed Officials, who are vital the sport. As a Judge and Technical Delegate himself, Doug will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the USEA, not only in his capacity as an official but for many of the other talents he possesses. Doug, an active athlete competing at the highest levels of Eventing, also competes in Grand Prix Show Jumping and at the Intermediare level in Dressage. With Jim Wofford he produced the video "The Rider's Eye," and authored The Riding Horse Repair Manual, which he wrote to help riders at all levels work through some of the training problems they were facing with their horses.
Doug graduated with a mechanical engineering degree from Rochester Institute of Technology, the background of which makes him a valuable member of the USEA's Course Design and Fence Construction Safety Task Force. Doug and his wife Jess are currently building a new facility at their recently-acquired property in Rougemont, North Carolina.


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Following in the footsteps of companies like Innocent Smoothies and Ben and Jerry's, which both started life on a market stall, the show aims to help turn a culinary passion into a successful business venture.
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President Mohamed Nasheed has opened Vivanta Coral Reef Maldives by Taj. This is the first international hotel to carry Taj's Vivanta brand.
Speaking at a ceremony held at the Vivanta Coral Reef Maldives by Taj President Nasheed said he rejoices the fact that one of the best and the most able investment groups and business entrepreneurships of India and the world had been introduced to the Maldives with the opening of the resort. The President said the government would welcome Indian and other international business enterprises who wish to invest in the Maldives.
In his address, President Nasheed said the government was burdened with a number of state-owned industries, which could be run privately, and provide better services and more benefits the people.
He said, through the privatization program, the government was looking for international investors to form joint ventures, or to operate on their own to provide electricity, transport and other utilities to the people on corporate basis.
Noting that the most private investments in the Maldives were in the tourism sector, President Nasheed reiterated his belief that investments in utilities and provision of other public services in the Maldives would be as commercially viable as the tourism sector investments.
Furthermore, the President said the government policy was to develop a model of providing public services and utilities, in which the water, electricity and sewerage systems of the resorts and inhabited islands around the resort could be combined to take the advantages of economies of scale.
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The Saint Mary's University Men's Basketball team are pleased to announce the commitment of 6'2 guard, Nico Brauner.
Nico, from Germany has used one year of eligibility from playing with the TG Wurzburg Akademie in the German Pro B professional league. After sitting out this past year at Cape Breton University, Nico will suit up for the Huskies this Fall.
"Nico is highly skilled and a very intelligent player. He has experience playing against great competition in Germany and will fit in nicely with our current team. I'm looking forward to getting him on campus and playing with the rest of the guys." Commented Head Coach, Jonah Taussig.
"I chose to come to SMU because of their strong reputation as a business school, as well as the opportunity to play for a successful basketball program. I'm looking forward to moving to Halifax and getting started." Added Nico.
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Geyer has breathed new life into the entry foyer of a major Brisbane commercial development.
March 19th, 2012
One of the largest mixed use corporate office parks in Brisbane, the Cox Rayner-designed Green Square development is a major addition to the commercial life of Brisbane's Fortitude Valley.
Its focal point, the Green Square North Tower, incorporates 23,500 sqm of mixed-use office space across 12 levels.
Geyer was enlisted to create a dramatic, visually striking entry space that communicated the A-grade credentials of the building and helped to attract and retain tenants.
The brief called for a refined space that was seamless, well resolved and referenced the existing architecture of the building.
Geyer responded to this by creating a sculptural timber element that defines and transforms the foyer.
The form unfolds to conceal a low-height service corridor in the ceiling and then heightens towards the entry.
The sculpture links the low and high rise lift lobbies, which were invigorated with feature materials such as tinted mirror to heighten and activate the space and complement the timber of the foyer.
Geyer's choice of materials arose from environmental as well as aesthetic considerations.
At the time of its completion in 2009, the Green Square North development was the first commercial building in Queensland to obtain a 6 Star Green Star – Office Design v2 rating from the GBCA.
The interior design solution needed to reflect the sustainable qualities of the base building. This was achieved through clever material selection and a considered use of timber – which also creates a sophisticated, timeless and revitalised space.
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When you've reached your limit and cannot take any more, you will take more.
When you have exhaled your last breath, you will inhale another.
You went to bed last night thinking that you cannot go another day, but here you are as you open your eyes once more.
You will do it again and again…
These days things seem like they couldn't possibly get any worse. You may feel trapped in your own suffocating bubble of misery, meanwhile; everyone else's bubble seems to be glowing. You may think to yourself, "What ever happened to the good old days?"
The days when things seemed less dreary.
When time seemed to fly rather than drag each torturous minute.
When your smiles were genuine and you actually meant it when you said that you were fine.
Although, perhaps you will then remember that maybe you were just idealizing those days; those good old days that never actually existed. Perhaps things have always been this way, but time has just changed how you have reacted to it. Maybe now you are wondering if things ever will get better. You were just suffering in a different way. Misery comes in different forms whether it be a blinding rage, a deep sadness, or a numbness that overtakes your whole body and mind to the point that you cannot feel a thing. It can be the sense of hopefulness slipping away where optimism once stood. You may think you have lost all hope, but a small amount will remain almost undetectable.
You will not want to take another step, but another step is exactly what you will take.
This feeling will come and go in a violent storm or a light rain. It may last a month, or it may last five years, but the dragon can be slain. Even the seemingly most indestructible can be taken down.
To slay the beast, you must find it's weakness. Everything and everyone has one no matter how powerful. Your beast could be larger or smaller than mine, but a beast is still a beast when it is trying to bring you down. Take away its fuel and find the weakness.
Whatever you may be doing now, try the opposite. Instead of lying on the couch, go for a nice, long walk. Instead of scrolling through Facebook, flip the pages of a good book you've been meaning to read. Instead of feeding the beast, feed the person you wish to become; the person who is going to slay the beast and replace it.
Your body is a temple, and it's time to disobey the current authority wrecking your mind and soul.
It is time to overthrow and bring in a new ruler; you, the one taking the back seat in your own mind.
It may not happen today nor tomorrow (as a war requires planning), but you must focus on the best battle plan to train for and then execute. Fight until one day you will wake up and be happy that you did.
Instead of waiting for a purpose, you can now give yourself one.
You will keep going because you always have, and you're much too invested to give up now. May as well see it to the end.


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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - December 28, 2012 --One person was killed and other injured when a driver lost control of his vehicle in South Philadelphia.
It happened around 1:40 p.m. on the 1000 block of Pattison Avenue.
Authorities say upon losing control, the driver struck a tree and a parked car.
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Try it and I'll kill you
I have a big problem as a dad.
For the most part, my kids are wonderful. Like most kids, they have their infuriating moments. But that's not the problem of which I speak. It may help for me to describe one such scenario.
My family and I are in Portland for a brief trip. As I drove around an unfamiliar location, my daughter asked the typical question kids ask as a form of advanced psychological torture, "Are we there yet?"
This wasn't so bad. My wife calmly explained to my daughter not to ask that again because she'd already done so several hundred times. She then asked my daughter what the consequence should be if she asks again and they started negotiating about the consequence of that action.
Not long after, my daughter repeatedly poked my ear with a stick made of straws as I drove. We have a strict and, in my humble opinion, eminently reasonable rule not to distract the driver. My wife calmly told my daughter that the consequence of that action next time would be to break the stick.
Now if you've ever seen or met my daughter, she's a delightful joyful child who's usually all bright eyes and big smiles. She can also be a bit mercurial. Like most kids, that temper burns a little hotter when she's hungry.
At being admonished, she started whimpering and crying. But then, out of nowhere, she screams with the full fury of her six year old being, "Try it and I'll kill you!"
My eyes went wide and I looked at my wife in shock mouthing "Holy fuck!" As I searched for the words to convey to my daughter the gravity of how wrong it was to say that, I bust out laughing. Out loud. Uncontrollably.
The intense incongruity of this little bundle of cuteness screaming such an over the top aggressive threat was too comical and I could not keep a straight face.
Of course, this is the wrong reaction for so many reasons. For one, it could encourage such behavior. Or worse, it might appear that I'm mocking her feelings.
And this is my problem. This isn't the first time she let out her outsized rage that spurred uncontrollable laughter on my part. Of course I struggle to take a serious tone and talk through her feelings with her, but I can't help to take an outside view of the situation and see how funny it is.
Fortunately, we apply the principle of failure and repair and talked it through after my laughter subsided. She recognized her words were hurtful and apologized. We then had lunch and she's back to her sweet full of joy self. Until next time.


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It's pretty rare for a 600-page tome written by a federal committee to be a compelling read. But The 9/11 Commission Report has not only proved to be a populist bestseller, but it's also earned a citation as one of five nonfiction nominees for this year's National Book Awards. The report, issued in July by the commission investigating the security failures behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks, is the first such book nominated in more than 30 years; in 1973, a similar government report on the riot at New York's Attica prison also made the list. The 9/11 Commission Report joins Kevin Boyle's Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age, David Hackett Fischer's Washington's Crossing, Jennifer Gonnerman's Life on the Outside: The Prison Odyssey of Elaine Bartlett, and Stephen Greenblatt's Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare among nonfiction books cited.
Big-name authors were generally absent from the list, announced Wednesday by Garrison Keillor. That was especially true on the fiction list, where heavyweights like Philip Roth were bypassed in favor of first-time novelists Sarah Shun-lien Bynum (Madeleine is Sleeping) and Christine Schutt (Florida), as well as Joan Silber (Ideas of Heaven), Lily Tuck (News of Paraguay), and Kate Walbert (Our Kind: A Novel in Stories). The winners are to be named at a Nov. 17 banquet in Manhattan. The top authors win $10,000 and a bronze statue, while the nominees get $1,000 and a bronze medal. Not sure how the 10 authors of The 9/11 Commission Report will divide that.


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Media Mover is a Mac app that makes copying or moving media files a breeze by renaming and reorganizing video files based on their file names, helping you to keep your media library tidy so that Media Centers such as the Plex Media Center can easily organize your video collection.
Tell Media Mover the location of your existing films TV folder and what actions to perform with the selected files and you are ready to go. All that is left to do is drop the media files or folders you want moved or copied onto the application's window or icon and it will do the rest of the work for you. Why not take Media Mover for a spin today?
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is being treated for a rare form of leukemia, and the basketball great said his prognosis is encouraging.
The NBA's all-time leading scorer was diagnosed last December with chronic myeloid leukemia.
The 62-year-old Abdul-Jabbar said his doctor didn't give any guarantees, but informed him: "You have a very good chance to live your life out and not have to make any drastic changes to your lifestyle."
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22nd International Conference on Polymer Characterization organized by World Forum on Advanced Materials (PolyChar-22) is going to be held from April 7 in Stellenbosch, South Africa. According to Professor Peter Mallon of University of Stellenbosch, South Africa the program will end formally in 10th April.
It is worthy to remember here that Polychar-19 was held in Kathmandu, Nepal in mid April 2011. It was organized by Nepal Polymer Society.
Assoc. Prof. Rameshwar Adhikari is the Chairman of this Organization.
More about the Polychar-22, any one can contact directly to Prof. P Mallon in his personal email address.
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main show day june 16th
If you wish to purchase your moment of glory of the Hill from this year, the Gallery link is now live. New website coming later in the year.
Electric Showcase, Spring Brews & Blues, Gin Fest, Cotswolds Quest
Saturday is all about chilling and Electric. Our highlights, Electric Showcase plus Gin Fest in the Clubhouse, Spring Brews & Blues in the Orchard and a different take on Treasure Hunts with some top prizes. Some damn fine motorcycles too. Bring the kids for a great family day out. From 11:00 'till 11:00 (restrictions apply after 6pm)
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Celebrating the best in engineering excellence on 1, 2 and 3 wheels. Featuring Run the Hill, Paddock Specials, Meet our Guests, Passenger Experiences, Trader Zone, Kids Zone, Beer Tent, Great Food, Entertainment Zone – a real family day out. Gates open 08:30, track action starts 09:30, closes at 17:00.
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June 19, 2012
Call to Order
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9:00 a.m. - Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC
Half of the Nature Drive at the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge will be closed to traffic for two weeks, starting Sunday, June 17.
The South Entrance will be accessible all the way to Pond 6, but no traffic may enter the North Entrance.
Road repairs require the road to be closed for the safety of our visitors.
A recently deceased sub to young adult manatee was found on the Atsena Otie beach Thursday, by Laura O'Dell and the crew of a Tidewater Tours boat.
The tour company reported the finding to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
No obvious signs of trauma were seen at the time it was first found, except for signs of prior bleeding from the nose.
The FWC sent an officer out to the scene quickly, but weather, tide, and boat problems caused difficulty with its recovery.
Levy County's only locally owned banks — Drummond Community Bank in Chiefland and Perkins State Bank in Williston — have signed an agreement to merge in the first quarter of 2013.
The new bank, with a presence in five counties, will carry the Drummond Community Bank name. Luther Drummond, president of Drummond, will remain as president and CEO while Frank Etheridge, president of Perkins, will serve as area president of the combined bank.
A significant part of the Hiers-Baxley Community Care Outreach Mission is grief education, both for bereavement caregivers and the bereaved themselves.
This was the basis for "Caring for Caregivers 2012" seminar that was held at the Cedar Key Community Center recently. This was an educational opportunity for first responders, clergy, Hospice staff and other area professionals. It was well attended by Haven Hospice, Tri-County clergy, law enforcement and first responders.
Following is a list of some of the restrictions that apply:
For established lawns and landscapes watering is limited to once per week. The schedule is based upon an even/odd address numbering system as follows:
• House addresses ending in 0 or 1 may only irrigate on Monday.
• Addresses ending in 2 or 3 may only irrigate on Tuesday.
• Addresses ending in 4 or 5 may only irrigate on Wednesday.
• Addresses ending in 6 or 7 may only irrigate on Thursday.
In the wooded farmlands west of Williston stands, neglected and forgotten, an abandoned country church. Like a monument to the county's rich historical past, this church is a silent sentinel and reminder of when our churches were the heart of community life.
In days gone by, the tiny church houses were the center of life and death, where revivals, baptisms, weddings, Sunday school classes and funerals were held. But all country churches had a common thread, a warm homey feeling about them.
The Suwannee River Water Management (District) continues to urge all water users to conserve in light of ongoing drought conditions.
"We're asking everyone to reduce water use, particularly lawn and landscape irrigation, which typically consumes half of the water used for residential supply," said District Acting Executive Director Charlie Houder.
The next time you climb into your car in the afternoon and the seats and the steering wheel are just slightly cooler than a fully-fired charcoal grill, think of it as a reminder that it's a good time to donate blood.
Summer, when school is out and families hit the road for vacations, is a time when donors are in short supply, but the need for blood is as strong as ever. If it's been a while since you donated, there's no better time than now.
Ceder Key Lions and volunteers Paula Wescott, George Sresovich, Dick Wescott, Lannie Cardona, Frank Molitor and Marve Franks. Not pictured are: Judy Duvall, Jennie Pinto, Teri and Rory Brennan who collected 14 bags of trash alongside the newly renamed stretch of Highway 24 honoring fallen Cedar Key serviceman, Marine Lance Cpl. Brian Rory Buesing.
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By Paul Gessell
The 19th century novelist Honoré Balzac suggested, in Treatise on Elegant Living, that clothes do not make the man. Instead, Balzac wrote, what counts is the way the clothes are worn. In other words: Attitude trumps style.
Such a notion lies at the heart of a splendid exhibition at L'Imagier, the Aylmer art gallery that consistently produces shows better than what can be found in equivalent galleries on the Ottawa side of the river.
The exhibition is called Hommes en Voie de Distinction (Men of Distinction). Curator Marie-Hélène Leblanc assembled eight artists, all men of distinction themselves, to create art that pushes the old-fashioned sense of gallantry into the contemporary age.
Rémi Thériault produced photographic portraits of young men dressed outlandishly in punk-like clothes. Collectively titled, Dress to Success, these men are, in their own way, 21st century "dandies" enslaved by the new rules of fashion.
Likewise, Julien Boily has painted very contemporary versions of the 18th century powdered, bewigged "dandies" that populated so much of French art back then. Boily's dandies have elongated, nude bodies, outrageous boots and hats, and attitude to burn. These are men most assuredly involved in dangerous liaisons.
Alexis Bellavance took a more conventional approach in his video Reflexions sur l'action galante. A bored looking woman stands beside a man burdened with five of her suitcases. At first you think this is a photograph but, suddenly, the wind blows a tag on a suitcase; the woman moves ever so slightly; the man shifts his feet.
On and on it goes as the eight artists push the boundaries of gallantry, even venturing into the very dark side of faux-gallantry. For the show, Marc-Antoine Phaneuf assembled and framed 16 covers of Quebec's version of movie magazines. Each cover provides lurid details on a sex scandal involving singer Nathalie Simard (sister of René Simard) and the charming, gallant impresario Guy Clouthier who seduced Natalie while she was still a minor.
Since opening in June, this exhibition has been making waves in the French-language media here and in Montreal.
Until Aug. 28. Centre d'exposition L'Imagier, 9 Front St., Aylmer. www.limagier.qc.ca.


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This Falls favorite fabric will just have to be anything velvet. I happen to absolutely love velvet and in today's look, I am introducing the velvet legging. Easy to style, luxurious, versatile, comfortable and oh so on trend.
I am also loving this new choker I scored a few weeks ago and is a mini version of the western belt that's just been everywhere lately. Paired with a lace bomber jacket and a white asymmetrical tee making the velvet legging totally wearable. What do you guys think?


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New Swiss readership research method: more readers for 20 Minuten
That free Swiss daily 20 Minuten increased readers is actually not news. It has been growing almost permanentely since launch. What is news, is that part of its growth can be attributed to a change in method by Wemf, the Swiss readership survey organization.
Wemf has changed its sample; also people with a landline phone and people with only a cell phone could be reached. The new sample consist now for 20% of persons from these new groups. According to Wemf 20% of the newspaper have seen their readership change because of the new method.
This claims, actually, seems to be somewhat too modest. It looks that the three out of four leading Swiss newspapers profitted from the change: both free dailies 20 Minuten and Blick am Abend; and tabloid paper Blick increased much more than could be expected. The free dailies did not change their circulation, Blick decreased circulation. Traditional quality paper Tages-Anzeiger lost some readers.
Also in the French speaking part the free daily 20 Minuten and tabloid Le Matin profited most. Apparentely these titles have more readers in the mobile phone population.


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In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
Traducción de from en Español:
desde, prep
1.1(indicating starting point) desde(indicating origin) defrom the beginning — desde el principio
- a call from New York — una llamada de Nueva York
- the arrival of the flight from Madrid — la llegada del vuelo procedente de Madrid
- I'm from Texas — soy de Texas
- the bus leaves from the marketplace — el autobús sale del mercado
- from here you can see the river — desde aquí se puede ver el río
- T-shirts from $15 — camisetas desde / a partir de $l5
- It was also said that one leg of a planned flight involved a journey from Manchester.
- The Russian Soyuz is now the only ship capable of carrying crew to and from the space outpost.
- She got a bad feeling in her stomach as she slowly got up from her bed and walked back to the stairs.
- It would not be possible for the Met not to be changed by the journey from Lawrence.
- The problems all occurred on the last leg of the journey from London Paddington back to Didcot.
- We used to stop there at least four times a year in my childhood on the journeys to and from each grandmother.
- My observation is that only a small number of cars move from their spaces during the working day.
- Journeys to and from one of the hospitals will have to be made on the second and third journey of the ticket.
- The local rivals make the short journey across the border from Lancashire today.
- The main journey I make is from Woodthorpe to Rawcliffe, where my girlfriend lives.
- My Saturday evening journey from Kings Cross to York took no less than six hours!
- Not that you're bothered, but my journey to and from work is a two bus affair.
- It took the Councillor two hours to make the journey from Bury to Ramsbottom.
- Amazingly, it took only five months for the Altea to make the journey from prototype to showroom.
- Car journeys to and from the site would also be increased if the expansion was given the go-ahead.
- The final treat of the day was when our driver rose from the table and motioned for me to join him.
- Bear in mind there's a lengthy one hour plus taxi journey from the airport into town.
- It's a five hour journey from Chichester, with train changes at Reading and Crewe.
- Regular buses from Saranda make the journey, or you can haggle a price with a taxi driver.
- It's only one of many benefits to sharing the driving on your regular journey to and from work.
1.2(indicating distance)2cm from the edge — a 2cm del borde
- 15km from the coast — a 15km de la costa
- we're still three hours from Tulsa — todavía faltan tres horas para llegar a Tulsa
- Scores shall be determined according to the distance of the arrows from the flag stick.
- The word sin was originally an archery term, being a unit of distance from the bull's eye.
- We often go to Hohai lake, which is walking distance from here and part of the old imperial grounds.
- A site on Infirmary Road was rejected because of its distance from the city centre.
- I then measured an equal distance from both sides and marked the area to be cut out.
- The car was seen by police a couple of hours later only a short distance from Mr Graiezevsky's road.
- Other sanctuaries of Demeter in Greece were located at some distance from town centres.
- It is five miles from St Andrews and a similar distance from a variety of beaches and scenic towns.
- It is a tool which can be used to design the network with the check on distances from three points.
- More than ever it's a question we must face, standing at a distance from the photocopier.
- Who measured the distance from Earth to Mars and did they have to make sure the tape measure was rigid?
- He said they were now staying a short distance from their home in a flat on the Down's Road.
- The car would need to travel only a short distance from the car park to pick up a fare.
- The length measured, using a ruler, was the distance from the base to the first flower on the stem.
- This leaves her with a loss of feeling in her limbs and means she has to use the car to travel any distance from her home.
2.1(after)from today — desde hoy
- from the moment we met/the age of 12 — desde el momento en que nos conocimos/los 12 años
- 50 years/an hour from now — dentro de 50 años/una hora
- Injuries range from serious lacerations to major fractures and head and spinal injuries.
- Reviews were mixed, ranging from two stars in the Guardian to four in the film magazine Empire.
- Anyone with a few hours to spare can join, and the current volunteers range in age from 18 up.
- Up to ten children at a time would be housed overnight, with ages ranging from six weeks to five years.
- With prices ranging from a few rupees to a few hundred, the lamps make for a memorable buy.
- The timescales allowed to complete the recommendations ranges from two to five years.
- The types of incidents the team deal with ranges from high to low level cases.
- If we have a scale from one to ten, what are we going to do if we meet someone who is a twelve?
2.2(before)we are only minutes from takeoff! — ¡estamos a pocos minutos del despegue!
- we're still years from a cure — van a pasar años antes de que se encuentre una cura
3(indicating source)dea letter from my lawyer — una carta de mi abogado
- a friend from school — un amigo del colegio
- she drank straight from the bottle — bebió directamente de la botella
- I was surprised to hear that from her — me sorprendió escuchar eso de boca de ella
- that's enough from you! — ¡basta!
- you can tell him that from me! — ¡puedes decírselo de mi parte!
- have you heard from her? — ¿has tenido noticias suyas?
- we heard from Sam that … — nos enteramos por Sam de que …
- a quotation from the Bible — una cita (tomada) de la Biblia
- a drawing from life — un dibujo del natural
- the movie is adapted from the novel by Horace Greenbaum — la película es una adaptación de la novela de Horace Greenbaum
- Now his rescue bids have earned him a top life-saving award from the Royal Humane Society.
- Their identities have not been released but police sources say they are from Rayleigh.
- They have to get funding from somewhere, these sources for funds have to be big, and so have to be noticed.
- If they showed pictures of meetings, people would get ideas from other sources.
- The event is organised by volunteers from the library to raise money to spend on community facility.
- Money from any fundraising events in the pipeline will go towards extra items and running costs.
- Therefore it is better to drink from a known and trusted source, rather than from a suspect bottle.
- Top performers from all over the area have been brought together for the show.
- The rest of the cash is being met by funds raised through the parish itself and grant money from other sources.
- You can go here and see images from his motion work and also some clips, but not many.
- I must agree with Mr Derbyshire that clean energy from renewable sources is the way forward.
- It is also called the Cork Tree, as an inferior cork is processed from its corky bark.
- Analysts often use prices from various markets as indicators of potential events.
- Let's observe our rights to support both teams whatever part of this fine island you are from.
- He added that another appeal of the furniture was that it was sourced from sustainable forests.
- The event is run under the watchful eye of troops from the Royal Artillery Display Troop.
- In the event of objections from members of the public, the consent would be subject to a public inquiry.
- This translation from a medieval Anglo-Norman source gives a less cynical view on it.
- I am not in a position to indicate what roads will be funded from that source in the year.
- I only hope the logs used were from a renewable source, because man, there were a lot of 'em.
4from … to …
4.1(in place)they flew from New York to Lima — volaron de Nueva York a Lima
- they stretch from Derbyshire to the borders of Scotland — se extienden desde el condado de Derbyshire hasta el sur de Escocia
- from house to house — de casa en casa
- from door to door — de puerta en puerta
4.2(in time)we work from nine to five — trabajamos de nueve a cinco
- I'll be in Europe from June 20 to 29 — voy a estar en Europa desde el 20 hasta el 29 de junio
4.3(indicating source)with love, from Sue to Jane — para Jane. Cariñosamente, Sue
- from generation to generation — de generación en generación
4.4(indicating range)from $50 to $100 — entre 50 y 100 dólares
- the shades range from deep blue to very pale yellow — los colores van desde un azul oscuro hasta un amarillo muy claro
- This ranges from casual remarks to serious agitation by the xenophobic right.
- Each band had a mere ten minutes to show off their talent and music ranged from rock to punk and nu-metal.
- Its severity can range from a minor inconvenience to a fatal rhythm disturbance.
- It contains a range of 120 ideas from chicken and noodle bake to a simple tuna sandwich.
- All the tracks are original compositions and the music ranges from folk to acoustic jazz.
- It has developed into a full flute choir incorporating the entire flute range from piccolo to bass.
- The exhibition features all things foodie from specialist ranges to top booze.
- AgriPower has developed a 'virtual landfill' system that can produce electricity and heat by burning anything from nuts to old tires.
- Activities at the youth group include everything from sporting events to weekends away.
- These range from stained glass and masonry through to steam engines and historic aircraft.
- If found guilty, they face sanctions ranging from a small fine to being stripped of their posts.
- Mourners ranged from the very young to pensioners who had lived their entire lives in the village.
- The ideas range from the highly plausible to the vaguely intriguing to the obviously crackpot.
- It is among the largest in the country, ranging from farms to gold mines, gravel pits to forests.
- Five bands wowed the crowds with musical styles ranging from country and western to rock and jazz.
- Is there a scale running from Not Believable to This Character is Now a Real Person?
- They range from banker masons skilled in the hand carving of stone to experts in materials testing.
- Attacks ranged from verbal abuse and being spat on to being pelted with stones and shot at with airguns.
5.1(as a result of)dehis eyes were red from crying — tenía los ojos rojos de tanto llorar
- he suffers from insomnia — sufre de insomnio
- this comes from being careless with money — esto es lo que pasa cuando no se tiene cuidado con el dinero
- It was nominated by people who have benefited from its work and seen the positive effect on the community.
- All we ask is that the owner provides us with some photographs to show that the tree came down from natural causes.
- They could even resolve the problems caused by emissions from their processes.
- The high number of deaths from cholera this year has exacerbated the emergency.
- Those who benefit from positive discrimination gain access, but not those who don't.
- How are you supposed to tell if a neurotic dog feels it has benefited from its treatment?
- Some annuals are slow to germinate and grow and benefit from an early sowing.
- My vegetables will benefit enormously from this very kind and generous action.
- They believe that these children would benefit from being in mainstream education.
- Changes in view throughout the film come more from chance events than any deeper process.
- Meanwhile, the mayor's own tsunami fund is set to benefit from a couple of large donations.
- The residents may indeed benefit from being under the wing of Croydon Council.
- Surgery is an option for the minority of women who get little benefit from medical treatment.
- I want you to know that you may benefit from the love that an animal is capable of giving.
- This means 185 of the schools in the county are now benefiting from this technology.
- He has also benefited from being given a more expansive role under the Swede.
- Many small businesses believe they are the last in line to benefit from competition in telecoms.
- A Bill will be introduced to enable more young people to benefit from higher education.
- During the late period of slavery attempts were made to prevent infant deaths from tetanus.
- Drug addicts would benefit from the tests once they decided to kick the habit.
5.2(on the basis of)from experience/observation I would say that … — según mi experiencia/por lo que he visto, diría que …
- Data on birth characteristics were obtained from the Danish medical birth registry.
- He said he needed more information from carnival organisers before he could quote the cost.
- Take the knowledge from the history of a thing and apply it to The NOW, to Yourself.
- This information seems to have been obtained from file notes which were not made available to us.
- Up to now much of your farming knowledge was gleaned from your parents and teachers.
- She was allowed to obtain information from the patient and her medical notes.
- Should they be more discerning about the sources they draw their information from?
- I can say from first hand knowledge that there was not a player in his side that did not hate him.
- In one case, a young woman was convicted of neglect on the basis of evidence from a radiographer.
- Can you actually speak from medical experience to use this as a basis of comparison?
- As far as I could gather from the local paper, all he does is take down, put up and modify speed humps.
- Their injuries were so bad that police had to identify them from their fingerprints.
- We read that what's on and where can be obtained from the tourist information centre.
- You realise what you have got from it and can identify others at earlier or differing stages in the process.
- The data obtained from the analysis of polar structure is illustrated in Table XIV.
6.1(out of, off)defrom the cupboard/shelf — del armario/estante
6.25 from 10 is 5 — 10 menos 5 es 5
- if you take 5 from 10 — si le restas 5 a 10
7(with preps & advs)from above/below — desde arriba/abajo
- blessings from above — bendiciones del cielo
- the lady from across the street — la señora de enfrente
- he crawled out from under the table — salió gateando de debajo de la mesa
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''SEIZE the moment,'' the characters keep telling one another in ''A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy,'' Woody Allen's latest and possibly least typical movie. This talk of impetuousness is new in Mr. Allen's work, as are the film's hopefulness, its light classical manner and its happyish ending. Whatever Mr. Allen is doing in constructing this pretty, slight, gently entertaining movie, he isn't doing the thing he does best. ''A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy'' gives the impression of someone speaking fluently but formally in a language not his own.
''A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy,'' which opens today at the Beekman and other theaters, stands somewhere between ''Love and Death'' and ''Interiors'' in the firmament of Mr. Allen's work. Like ''Love and Death,'' it means to mimic a familiar form, in this case that of the ''Smiles of a Summer Night''-''Rules of the Game'' romantic roundabout in a country setting. And like ''Interiors,'' it has seriousness and symmetry. Unlike either of those past Allen films, this one is a relatively minor addition to the body of his work, being neither as playful nor as weighty as many of its predecessors. However, it's not to be ignored. ''A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy'' is, in its modest way, one of Mr. Allen's sunnier efforts.
In soft, pale turn-of-the-century costumes, the six principals of Mr. Allen's story converge at an invitingly old-fashioned summer house. The hosts are Andrew (Mr. Allen), a Wall Street broker who has invented the flying bicycle in his spare time, and Adrian (Mary Steenburgen), the wife who (this wouldn't be a Woody Allen film otherwise) has sexual problems with her husband; Adrian has been claiming to have a headache for six months. Adrian and Andrew are the hosts of a wedding party for Ariel (Mia Farrow) and Leopold (Jose Ferrer), a noted academic who is Adrian's triumphantly pompous cousin. After the wedding, Leopold plans to take his bride to London, which will afford him ''a long-awaited opportunity to show her Thomas Carlyle's grave.''
The action all takes place on the day before the wedding, with the other two guests Andrew's lady-killing friend Maxwell (Tony Roberts), who is a doctor, and Dulcy (Julie Hagerty), a deliciously dim nurse who is Maxwell's date. ''Do you know I've been watching you for two weeks?'' Maxwell asks seductively, speaking from behind a diagram of the spinal column (much as Mr. Allen and Michael Murphy argued beside an anatomy-lab skeleton in ''Manhattan''). ''I've only been working here for five days,'' Dulcy points out, but she agrees to accompany him anyway.
The ensuing romantic complications lead each of the above characters to change partners at least once during that single hectic day. Ariel turns out to be an old flame of Andrew, Leopold turns out to like young girls, and that's only the beginning. Andrew isn't at the center of this ensemble, even though in past films Mr. Allen has never been less than a pivotal character. This time, he seems intent on submerging himself in the workings of a well-mannered ensemble.Continue reading the main story
There's not much place for Mr. Allen's ordinarily rude humor in such a setting. There isn't a great preponderance of humor here, although the film certainly has its smattering of gags. ''A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy'' doesn't try very hard to be funny. It seems instead to be aiming for a smoother, more substantial style that doesn't work very comfortably. There are times when the film, thanks to Gordon Willis's exquisite cinematography, has the beauty of an Impressionist painting; there are times when its characters converse with Shakespearean poise. There aren't times when it offers the uproarious comedy Mr. Allen has been most successful with, and there you have its problem in a nutshell.
Unlike ''Stardust Memories,'' which may have been a much more heartfelt work for Mr. Allen than this one, ''A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy'' doesn't confound the audience with either its anger or its pretensions. It works in a handsome, straightforward, frequently charming fashion. And the actors are very good, particularly the whispery, wide-eyed Miss Hagerty and Mr. Ferrer, whose buffoonish Leopold has more depth than might be expected.
Miss Farrow, coiffed to look like a wood nymph or a Botticelli virgin, has never looked more beautiful. Her manner is so utterly revised along Allenesque lines that her speech, gait and demeanor aren't anything like they used to be. But she and Miss Steenburgen, however effective, are at something of a disadvantage, because the female characters in Mr. Allen's films have developed a certain sameness. There are moments when each of them strongly suggests Annie Hall.
The old-fashioned air of ''A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy'' is picturesque but uncertain; Mr. Allen frequently ruptures it to accommodate a modern wisecrack or attitude. The film's concern with spirits and fairies, which marks Mr. Allen's most noteworthy nod to Shakespeare, revolves around a metallic beach ball that is supposed to be a magical device of Andrew's invention, designed to contact the spirit world. The ball looks tinny, and the spirits, when they do appear, aren't very convincing. They will put audiences in mind either of the limits to Mr. Allen's mastery of special effects, or of Tinkerbell.
''A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy'' is rated PG (''Parental Guidance Suggested''). It contains some jokes on Mr. Allen's favorite subject.
Sunny Effort
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S SEX COMEDY, writ- ten and directed by Woody Allen; director of photography by Gordon Willis; edited by Susan E. Morse; music by Felix Mendelssohn; produced by Robert Greenhut; an Orion Pic- tures Company release through Warner Bros. At the Beekman, Second Avenue and 65th Street; Cinema Studio 1, West 66th Street and Broad- way, and Loews 34th Street Showplace, between Second and Third Avenues. Running time: 85 minutes. This film is rated PG.
Andrew . . . . . Woody Allen
Ariel . . . . . Mia Farrow
Leopold . . . . . Jose Ferrer
Dulcy . . . . . Julie Hagerty
Maxwell . . . . . Tony Roberts
Adrian . . . . . Mary Steenburgen
Student Foxx . . . . . Adam Redfield
Mr. Hayes . . . . . Moishe Rosenfeld
Mr. Thomson . . . . . Timothy Jenkins
Reynolds . . . . . Michael Higgins
Carstairs . . . . . Sol Frieder
Purvis . . . . . Boris Zoubok
Blint . . . . . Thomas Barbour
Mrs. Baker . . . . . Kate McGregor-StewartContinue reading the main story


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What a mess! I wanted to test conversions using an introductory video clip on the sales page for my copywriting course, so I went to a professional company to create it. When I got the video back, it looked great! The editing was professional, the flow was wonderful, the clarity and colors were exact. There was just one problem: you couldn't hear a word I was saying.
I emailed the company to ask if they could tell me what the problem was. They couldn't. "The volume was up to max when we did the final compilation," was what I was told. "It can't get any louder."
That's a real problem. Why? Because – while the images were super – the words were what mattered. Just watching a talking head at the top of the sales page wouldn't do anybody any good unless they knew what was being said. The information – the persuasion – was in the words.
Graphics Heavy, but Copy Light
I find this happening a lot online. Site owners and marketing directors put all the weight of conversion on an image. Product pages are graphics heavy but copy light. Don't get me wrong: images are wonderful. In fact, they add quite a lot to the page.
However, just looking at a photo of a laptop computer doesn't come close to informing the customer of the full range of features and benefits this machine offers.
Does copy need to be long to be effective? No. A well-written, 60-word product description on an ecommerce site can effectively communicate what the reader needs to know to make a buying decision.(Optimal phrase: well-written.)
When setting up your online store, don't skimp on the copy. You'll end up like I did – with a page that's nice to look at, but doesn't accomplish a thing!
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All Films.All Above Board.NOW INCLUDES TV SHOWS & TV LISTINGS
A series of gruesome killings, where the victims have been subjected to crude medical procedures without anaesthetic, results in detective Burt Miller investigating a renowned medical school. Nobody except Jenny, who works in the admissions office, seems keen to help Miller. She searches the files looking for clues, and starts to have doubts about her own boyfriend, Brad.


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The kids and I are back home from adventures we had in California. It was so wonderful to be with my Mama for a couple days. I took the kids to all of our little favorite spots we use to go to when they were one and two, hard to believe how grown up they are now! Thankful my daughter has some time before she is officially a big kid! :) :)
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1 Confederate Cannonball from Savannah, GA. I was given this by the man I worked for in the Americana shop. He bought 2 or 3 of them from the person who found them in Savannah. They were found while digging to put in a pool. They were all in a large barrel (that was pretty much rotted away). Its my impression that they were hid before the Confederates evacuated Savannah in the face of Gen. Sherman's troops.
1 portion of a canteen found on Gettysburg battlefield.
1 half of a Confederate spur found on Gettysburg Battlefield.
1 peice of Grapeshot found on Fredricksburg Battlefield.
1 complete General Service Civil War Eagle Button. No back markings.
2 square-head nails found on Wilson Creek Battlefield (Ruins of Gibson House and Mill Site).
1 Union 3-ring minnie. Found on Antietam Battlefield.
1 Confederate 2-ring Gardner Bullet. Found on Gettysburg Battlefield.
1 Confederate 2-ring bullet. This one came from Fredricksburg, and was most likely a "hospital bullet". These were given to patients during times of extreme pain. The patient would bite down on the bullet. I can tell this is a hospital bullet because of the distinct teeth markings on it.
1 1860's book cover with a Gold Embossed Eagle in the middle. The cover is black crossed cannons surrounding the outer edge.
1 1865 Steel Engraved portrait of Philip H. Sheridan with a lengthy history. It is in rather good condition except for 2 small water-stains. The signature under the engraving is "A.H. Ritchie".
1 1865 Newspaper clipping of 10 Union CW Generals. Their portraits are drapped with Union flags. The Generals are: McPherson, Wadsworth, Kearny, Sedgwick, Sumner, Lyon, Reynolds, Birney, Reno, and O.M. Mitchell. I only bought it because it has the picture of N. Lyon. I'm interested in reading about him, the first Missouri Campaign, and the Battle of Wilsons Creek, MO, where he was killed.
1 CW round 12lb cannon ball, straight from the depths of Charelston Harbor, SC. There is no way of telling which battle this came from, seeing as all that went on in the harbor during the war. This could be from the shelling of Ft. Sumpter, or from attacks on federal boats trying to enter the harbor. There's really no way to tell.
2 CDV's of men wearing GAR medals and ribbons. I found them while looking for something the other day. I accidently knocked a box over, and, low and behold, it wias filled with CDV's of different people, and a CDV album. There are no names marked on the CDV's, but it was taken in a studio in Topeka, Kan., on June 19th, 1911. I'm not sure if I'm related to these men or not.
1 CW Diary- This really isn't a relic, but I guess you could consider it one. A few months ago, a man who works with one of my family members, gave this to me. It was written by William R. Ramsey, of the 150th PA Bucktails, Company F. It contains many many amazing war expirences (battles of Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, etc. and also his stay in Libby Prison), and many poems he had written during the war, including many post-war reunion storys. This is one of my more prized posessions, and I think that I might, someday, post the poems on my webpage. There are a few more copies of it floating around out there somewhere.
A small lot of GAR buttons. I bought these at a small Civil War Auction. They were owned by John A. Dickey, of the 140th PA Volunteers. Most of them have GAR in large italic cursive writing. But, there are also a few Eagle ones (Extra Quality Backmark), and also a few cuff links with a GAR Emblem, along with a lapel stud. Small, but nice. Need some cleaning done.
1 Muster Sheet of the 14th Ohio Regiment, Co. G.- I picked this up at the Mansfield Civil War Show last weekend. Its in excellent shape. It dates from October 31, 1862 through December 31, 1862. Its very extensive, and lists all the officers, and also about 60 privates all togethor. I'm considering adding it to my page, but I don't see the need, considering the ENTIRE muster roll of the 14th is already on the net.
1 1870 GAR MassachusettsConvention Proceedings booklet- I picked this up with a lot of other GAR stuff at the Mansfield Civil War Show. Its a VERY early GAR document booklet, and has a lot of great contents. More will be added about this soon.
2 General Staff Buttons- Recently, I aquired 2 General Staff buttons. They have the usual Eagle face, with the gilt, and have EXTRA QUALITY backmarks. 1 is coatsize, and the other is cuff. Staff officers were the "eyes and ears of their commanders". They relayed orders, they were advisers, correspondents, confidants, and at times, even replaced their field commanders in battle.
1 Type II Confederate Williams Cleaner bullet- I bought this, and the button listed below, at a reenactment that I went to last weekend (June 4-6). Williams cleaners bullets were supposed to be fired after every 10 shots, and the "attachment" at the bottom of the bullet would clean out your gun somewhat. Soldiers often found that they didn't need them, and many quickly discarded them. This one was fired. I'm not sure where this was excavated from, but what the heck, it was cheap.
1 Eagle Cuff Button- I picked this up the same day as the cleaner bullet that I listed above. A nice button over all, with about 60% of the gilt still remaining. The back and shank are intact, and you can barely make out the "Extra Quality" backmark. It can use a little cleaning, and hopefully that will bring out the gilt a little more. Anyone who's interested in starting a relic collection, buttons are always a nice addition.
1 Civil War Muster sheet, of the 87th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Co. I. This muster roll is great. Its much more in "detail" and more complete than the 14th OVI one mentioned above. The muster roll is filled out for January 1 thru February 31, 1863. The muster roll lists 62 privates and officers. Of the 60 privates, 2 are listed as dead, 2 are listed as transferred command, 2 are listed as on sick furlough, 2 are listed serving as nurses, and 1 as AWOL. 28 are listed as sick in the General and Regimental hospital. The regiments two lieutenants also had servants. Their names were J.L. Mixon and J.J. Ross. This muster roll goes more in depth than I have mentioned here, and I think it will make a nice addition to my page. Sometime in the near future, look for it.
1 US Cavalry Sword- This was given to me this summer, by Mr. Herb Pape. He owns the Antique Paper/Civil War store mentioned above. It measures 42 inches, and is the sword that would have been issued to the regular cavalryman. It has a nice basket, and the handle has the original wood and golr wire. A very nice sword, without its scabbard.
1 Engraving- I bought this and the item that I list after that, off Mr. Pape also. Its a large engraving of Union Troops of the 10th Indiana training at Bellaire, Ohio in August 1861. You can see their camp, and other camps, with boats goings down the Ohio river in the distance.
1 Confederate Veterans Lapel Handkerchief- This is a lapel handkerchief for a Confederate Veteran. Its embroidered with the words "Drums of Dixie 1938 Chickamauga". Very nice, and looks like it hasen't been unfolded. If anyone knows of any reunions that went on at the Chickamauga battlefield in 1938, give me a hollar.
1 Discharge Pay Roll Form, filled out for a Mr. Wilard T. Green, who was discharged from Co. F. 18th Illinois Volunteers, on the 2nd of April, after recieveing a wound at the battle of Fort Donelson, Tenn.. He was left with 49 dollars and 61 cents, after substance and other thing were taken away from the pay. The Pay Roll is filled out by Maj. Sherman, a US Paymaster. It has his signature twice, and army filing marks. It also has Mr. Green's signature twice. Nice, neat relic, although not in the greatest of shape.
1 Muster Roll for Co. B of the 36th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. This one is in rough condition, parts missing and falling apart, but for the price that I paid for it, I can't complain. The information on it is great. I may add this to my webpage over the summer.
1 Discharge for re-enlistment as veteran paper for a Mr. Finidonus M. Gasman, of the 15th Wis. Inf. I got this for free along with the 36th Illinois muster roll. Fair shape....can't beat something thats free.
1 pay roll for an unknown unit. This appears to have been torn off a muster roll. It lists a couple men, and their pay. very poor condition, but, i got it for free along with the muster roll and discharge paper, so no more complaining. :)
1 Civil War colored Print from Harpers of troops at Bellaire, Ohio, getting on steamboats to be conveyed to the Great Kanawha River Valley. These are the troops that would later fight in the battles of Philippi (1st land battle of the Civil War), Rich Mountain, and Corricks Ford, WV. Nice print, nicely framed.
1 Civil War print "Re-forming the Line". Nice print of troops being re-formed in battleline, with dead and wounded in front of them. This is from the period of around 1870.
1 Disbound issue of Harpers Monthly, for the month of July, 1863. Its over 120 pages, with engravings, and a section on the monthly happenings of the war, with 2 maps of operations in the west. Nice reading.
More Relics will be added soon.


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21 February 2012
Owner Name: Carl & Lynda Spivey
Location: Wilmington NC
Vehicle: 1992 Ford Thunderbird
Car Club Affiliation: Severed Ties
What Events have you competed in?
Showfest, ///RA All*Star Event, Heritage, Heat Wave, Spring Fling, [ … ]
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13 February 2012
Owner Name: Greg Turnage
Location: Oregon
Vehicle: 2005 PT convertible
Car Club Affiliation: Team N.W.B
HIN and Import Face-off.
What will be your next performance modification/upgrade?
Have a new project in the works.
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Owner: Jimmi Kane
Location: Flanders, NJ
Vehicle: 2004 VW R32 Turbo
Power: est 500 whp
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Owner: Tom Wilga
Location: Welland, Ontario
Vehicle: 2000 TRD Supercharged Toyota Celica
Car Club Affiliation: Nine-O-Five Rides
Rods and Pistons
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Owner: Steve Mitchell
Location: Temecula, CA
Vehicle: 2004 Volkswagen Jetta Wagon
Car Club Affiliation: None
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13 January 2012
Owners: Rich "BigSpicy" Lahm
Location: Chicago, IL
Vehicle: 2005 Chrysler 300
Car Club Affiliation: Xplizit Car Club. www.xplizitcc.net
World of Wheels, DUB shows, RPM/HIN, heading to SEMA this year as well
What [ … ]
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11 January 2012
Reader Rides:
Owner Name: Sam Afzali
Location: Mississauga, Ontario
Vehicle: 2004 Nissan 350z
Car Club Affiliation: Division R Performance
Canadian Sport Compact Series, Importfest, Importexpo, Z Days, Full Throttle and various other events across Canada [ … ]
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09 January 2012
Owner: Sean Kirkby
Location: Niagara Falls, Ont.
Vehicle: 01 Honda S2000
Car Club Affiliation: Nine-O-FiveRides
Scrape By The Lake, Hot Shot Nationals, Importfest, TASR, TNT Expo
What will be your next performance modification/upgrade?
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02 January 2012
Owner: Jesse James Imbeault
Location: Montreal, Quebec
Vehicle: VW Jetta GLI 2009
Car Club Affiliation: 2Lo Crew
What was the first vehicle you ever owed? Did you modify it? If so, what modifications were performed?
1989 civic 4 door, always loved that model. I reme [ … ]
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What is GAiN?
Global Adventist Internet Network (GAiN) is a conference designed to foster the use of technology, media and the internet to help the mission of the Adventist Church. Through annual, worldwide events, we seek to educate and train communication and technlogy professionals in finding new ways to reach their communities.
Who is GAiN for?
GAiN is a conference for people who work in communication, media and technology both professionally and in their local churches.
GAiN brings together communication, technology and media experts from around the world to form a network of Seventh-day Adventist professionals.
GAiN is a professional network which collaborates on projects and ideas to advance the mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Through our global network and collaboration, GAiN aims to use new and exciting techniques to change the way the church uses technology, media and communication skills.
What others say about GAiN...
I enjoyed the Gain Conference and have friends in Mexico who I was sharing the information with I would like to keep in touch with what has been done since the conference with updates on what was done with the information and contacts from that conference.
Thank you once again GAiN team. I am an ICT & Telecommunications Engineer. Currently in Gaborone Botswana. Looking forward for opportunities in the church to accomplish the Great Commission through the skills I have attained for more than 20 years.


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Abstract submission information
1. All authors must include full names and full address/ affiliation details.
2. The title of the abstract must mention the species or animal group used in the study if relevant.
3. The text of abstracts should reflect what will be presented, and authors should aim for clear simple summaries. Briefly state without subheadings, the purpose of the study (what question was asked limitations and why), the methods used, the findings and their significance (please avoid such phrases as "the significance of the findings will be discussed").
4. 300 word limit for main abstract text.
5. References should not be included, and will be edited out if included.
6. The text should include a statement about ethical approval. It is important when describing experiments using living animals that reference is made to any anaesthetic and surgical procedures involved, and when appropriate it is stated how animals were killed. Where abstracts refer to experiments on living human subjects they must include a statement that the experiments were performed with the understanding and consent of the subject. If no ethical approval was required please add a statement to confirm this at the end of the abstract.
1. All accepted abstracts will be published in the Journal of Anatomy, unless you specifically request, when submitting, that they are not.
2. The peer review requirement of the Journal will be met prior to acceptance, and changes may be required. In all cases the decision on final acceptability for publication lies with the Editor of the Journal.
3. Abstracts will undergo initial editing to conform to Journal house style before being circulated in the abstract booklet at the meeting, and authors are asked to proof read their abstracts carefully at that stage. Authors may be asked to modify the text of their abstract following discussion at the meeting.