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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Yale men's track and field team begins postseason competition this weekend with the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships at Penn. This year will mark the 77th rendition of the signature meet, which pits the entire Ancient Eight against one another. Cornell had won the meet for eight years straight before falling to Princeton last year. Meanwhile, the Bulldogs finished fifth in 2011 and will be looking to improve upon that showing this year.
Junior Mike Levine enters the meet as the reigning Ivy League champion in the discus throw, but will be challenged to defend his title by a trio of Cornell throwers that have hit 51 meters. Levine currently owns the second best throw in the conference this year (52.37m – 171'10"), just 0.02m behind the Big Red's Stephen Mozia. Levine also owns the second-best mark in the hammer throw (58.71m – 192'7"), trailing only Princeton's US Olympic hopeful Conor McCullough.
Senior captain Matthew Bieszard also has a good chance of reaching the podium in multiple events. He was second in the 400-meter dash at indoor Heps, and his seed time of 47.98 ranks him fourth currently. Bieszard has also run the Ivy League's fourth-fastest 200-meter time (21.49), but his best shot at victory may be as the anchor leg for the Elis' All-East 4x400-meter relay team. Only Cornell has run a faster time in that race than Yale's team of Bieszard and freshmen Wiliam Rowe, Mario Kranjac and Dylan Hurley (3:17.38). Tellingly, the Bulldogs beat that same Cornell team at the indoor IC4A Championships two months ago.
As they have proven throughout the year, the Elis are always a threat in the middle distance events, where different runners have stepped up nearly every week. Senior John Van Deventer, who won the 800-meter run at last week's Yale Springtime Invitational, was third in the 1500-meter run at Heps last year, and has returned to form after a prolonged battle with injuries. Sophomore James Shirvell, winner of the 1500-meter run last weekend, has run the Bulldogs' fastest 800-meter time of the season (1:52.69) and junior Timothy Hillas has the best time in the 1500-meter run (3:48.12). Both have the potential to score if they can run a season-best in Philadelphia.
Senior Nathan Richards also picked up a bronze medal at Heps last year for the 3000-meter steeplechase. He enters with the fifth-fastest time in the Ivy League (9:05.08), though he has beaten No. 2 Connor Martin of Princeton in head-to-head competition. Yale's best hope for points in the distance events is cross country team captain Kevin Lunn, who holds the Elis' fastest times in both the 5000-meter run (14:46.83) and 10,000-meter run (30:53.35).
Sophomore Paul Chandler, who tied for fourth in the Eastern division of the Penn Relays last week, will compete in the pole vault after jumping a season best of 4.55m (14'11") at the Yale Springtime Invitational.
After Bieszard, sophomore Daniel Jones is the Elis' top sprinter, and a valuable contributor on the 4x100-meter relay team. Freshman Daniel Kemp (15.49) and Rowe (55.97) are also among the conference's top 20 hurdlers in the 110-meter high hurdles and 400-meter intermediate hurdles, respectively.
The two-day meet begins on Saturday morning and concludes Sunday afternoon. Continuing coverage is available at www.ivyleaguesports.com and full results will be available after each day of competition on www.yalebulldogs.com.
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From the third part of the article.4. The translators are frequently accused of being ignorant of the niceties of Greek grammar. It is true that we have attained to a degree of certainty on some minute points, which was impossible for the early scholars. But what is gained in minuteness is sometimes apt to be lost in breadth; and the scholar of the future, if he should carry his minuteness so far as to look into what may be called the "literature" of Mr. Granville Sharp's rule, and to compare it with a page of the Commentary of Erasmus, or even of Beza, will hardly be impressed with the advance in Greek scholarship which three centuries had produced in England. When Middleton says that Erasmus did not know much Greek, this is not to be taken on his authority. It has, indeed, been customary with English scholars to exalt the learning of Bentley and Porson over that of the sixteenth century. But the first editing of Greek books was a greater work than the emending of them; and, even amongst emendations, a larger proportion of those of Stephens have stood the test of time than of those of Bentley. Winer, in speaking of the Hebraisms of the New Testament, justly says of Beza and Stephens, "The views of these two excellent Greek scholars are evidently less extreme than is commonly supposed, and are, on the whole, nearer the truth than those of many later commentators." p. 100
There are some points about the use of the article, belonging rather to language generally than to Greek in particular, which were regarded as novelties in scholarship at the beginning of the present century (in England/, and yet were clearly known, not only to Beza, but to Erasmus, who was, further, aware of the possibility of exceptions to such rules. In this he was in advance of scholars like Middleton. (SA: and Wallace et al.) p. 101
With regard to the omission of the article, the once-vaunted rule of Granville Sharp, that two nouns united under the vinculum of a single article must he attributes of one and the same subject (a rule insisted on by Beza, and in general terms by Erasmus long before), was soon found, first by the candid investigation of Mr. Sharp himself, and afterwards by the superior scholarship of Middleton, to be subject to such serious limitations as to make the whole question somewhat precarious. The principle of Middleton's concessions (which it has since been found necessary to carry further) amounts to this, that the rule must be assumed to hold, except where the nature of the subject makes it evident that two things or persons are spoken of, in which case the repetition of the article is not absolutely required. But this principle extends to the case of proper names, and of those words expressing titles and attributes which are approaching to the condition of proper names. The application of this remark to Eph. v. 5, and Tit. ii. 13, will be considered afterwards.p. 103-104
===================f. In Tit. ii. 13, it has been thought important by some revisionists to alter the Authorized Version in conformity with " Granville Sharp's rule," by reading " of our great God and Saviour Jesus Christ" for " of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ." King James's translators have perhaps purposely left a passage ambiguous, respecting which there was a difference of opinion between Beza and Erasmus. Tyndale, following Erasmus, rendered " of the mighty God and of our Saviour Jesus Christ;" and it is an indication of the haste with which their work was done that the Genevan translators, while following Beza's version, "magni illius Dei ac Servatoris nostri, nempe Jesu Christi," so far as to change " the" to "that," did not follow his interpretation by cancelling the second "of."* Dean Alford has again returned to the interpretation of Erasmus, rendering " of the great God and of our Saviour Jesus Christ." The chief question is whether the absence of the article before "Saviour" necessarily implies that the words "God" and "Saviour" both refer to one and the same subject, viz., Jesus Christ.
Seven Against Christ: A Study of 'Essays and Reviews' (1980)
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The chief passages in which the text or the translation of the New Testament has been affected by doctrinal tendencies may be viewed in the order in which the power of these influences has been most strongly felt, viz.: (1) Nicene or Athanasian conceptions; (2) Evangelical and Lutheran opinions; (3) Calvinism; (4) Rationalistic notions, though subsequent to the Authorized Version, deserve to be considered in connection with the subject of revision. p. 476
Lewis Campbell, who wrote on the revision of the English New Testament, dwelt on the doctrinal considerations which had altered the meaning of biblical texts in the period before the history of texts had become known. He admitted that the passages whose authority was thus weakened "represent the most direct Scriptural testimony, and perhaps three-fourths of the Scriptural testimony, to the Divinity of Christ and to and to the Athanasian doctrine of the Trinity." p. 240 p 477 in Contemporary Review


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We can learn from our history
Participating in the events to commemorate the Fires of 1918, just after I had done my own research and wrote the article in the last edition of the Star Gazette, brought my thoughts back to the people that suffered through that terrible tragedy.
I have interviewed many of the survivors over the years during my activities with the Moose Lake Area Historical Society and as a reporter and later editor of the Arrowhead Leader. And those memories came back again as I studied the history books and the stories about how the fire affected the many people that were involved.
I live west of Moose Lake a few miles, one of the areas hit hard by the fire. Not far away is the root cellar where all but one of the Soderberg family took refuge from the horrendous flames.
I have been in that root cellar several times and have marveled at how well built it is. The arched ceiling made with stones is still intact.
I have visualized the people huddled there, on top of the pile of potatoes, waiting for that horrible fire to pass. Little did they know that their neighbors, who had laid on the potato field as the fire passed over them, would survive, while they, seemingly protected from the flames, would suffocate.
The play, "Fire Among the Stones," written by Dan Reed, who is a 1918 fire historian, was a good start to the weekend of commemorative activities. As the actors portrayed the scenes that he had taken from his own memories, the story was laid out in one act. The stories of the survivors were touched upon, and we could get a feel for how terrible it was, both during and after the fire.
Going on the bus tour the next morning and visualizing the flames racing over the countryside and destroying Kettle River and Moose Lake gave one a different perspective. Dan and Steve Blondo narrated the tour as we traveled throughout the fire district from Moose Lake west out to Automba.
It was really brought home to me how many miles of land the fire had covered.
Dan listed the names of the families that we have heard of so often in the fire stories. It made their stories more real to actually see where they tried to survive or lost their lives.
Through his extensive studies, Dan also provided more information about the changes that the fire had brought about in the land.
He said that the water was so crystal clear in the streams and rivers before the fire that one could see the fish swimming and see the bottom. The forest had acted as a filter.
The boom town of Automba, once a major lumber producer, itself was a victim of the fire. It never was rebuilt after the flames swept the homes and businesses away. The timber for the sawmills was gone, destroyed in the fire.
One survivor said that trees could be heard falling in the woods all winter after the 1918 fire.
Dan described the characteristics of the fire — where it was hot and where it was just a ground fire. Fuel was provided by slash lying on the forest floors, where the timber had been taken.The dry conditions, drop in humidity, and high winds all created the perfect storm that contributed to the fast-moving fire. The fire made its own wind.
Sparks from the coal-burning steam trains had set many of the fires that had been burning for weeks.
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The forests have recovered, and cows, horses or hay bales dot the fields where there were once potato fields, hayfields and pastures back before the 1918 Fire.
People lived off the land in those days. For those that survived, losing everything just before a long, cold winter was a bleak prospect. Hay and oats had been stored to feed the cattle, horses, pigs and chickens during the winter, and basements and cellars had been filled with potatoes, carrots and cabbage and other produce to feed the family.
The animals provided milk, eggs and meat, and the horses provided the power to work the fields and travel to neighbors' or to town to buy additional supplies.
All of that was wiped out in one afternoon and evening on that Saturday, October 12. Lives were changed forever. Livelihoods had been taken away, along with so many lives.
The memories lived on in the survivors, and they told their stories over and over again. A nurse that worked at the nursing home told me some years ago about the quiet panic that she could see in the eyes of the patients that had survived the fire when October 12 came around each year, especially when there were dry conditions.
They had lived through it, and they were afraid that it would happen again.
It has been said that the Fires of 1918 were the worst tragedy in Minnesota history, and that is still true today. No other event has produced so much loss of life.
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The Supreme Court of the United States is set to hand down a set of decisions this summer that could advance a cultural and political shift in the way marriage is defined in this country. Is your church ready for this?
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This luxury accommodation for a couple is the perfect weekend escape. In a secluded area of the park away from most other cabins and nestled beneath our towering gums the spa cabin is one our most popular holiday options. Features include: large ensuite bathroom with separate shower and indulgent spa, TV with free Foxtel and DVD player. Main bedroom with its own TV. All towels and linen are provided…
This luxury accommodation for a couple is the perfect weekend escape. In a secluded area of the park away from most other cabins and nestled beneath our towering gums the spa cabin is one our most popular holiday options. Features include: large ensuite bathroom with separate shower and indulgent spa, TV with free Foxtel and DVD player. Main bedroom with its own TV. All towels and linen are provided with Queen Bed made up. Kitchen facilities including table & chairs, cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, fridge, stove top and microwave. Free WiFi, split system, reverse cycle air conditioning, iron and ironing board. Outdoor furniture is provided so you can enjoy sitting outside on your own balcony in lovely surrounds looking down towards the creek-side walking track.
Cabin sleeps up to 2
Maximum of 2 adult(s)
Maximum of 0 children
1 Bedroom/s
1 Bathroom/s
No pets allowed in the Cabin
General Features
- Air Conditioner
- Bedrooms separate from living area
- Ceiling Fan
- Fully Self Contained Kitchen
- Heater
- Iron and ironing board
- Lounge
- Open Plan
- Smoke Free
- All Linen provided
- Queen Bed
- Hair Dryer
- Shampoo and Conditioner
- Shower -no bath
- Spa Bath
Kitchen & Dining
- Cooking Utensils
- Cutlery and Crockery
- Dining Table & Chairs
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Welcome Tea, Coffee and Sugar
Entertainment & Electronics
- Clock Radio
- DVD Player
- Internet - wireless
- Internet - Free Wireless
- Balcony/ Courtyard/ Veranda
- Outdoor Setting
Plus enjoy all the park facilities and fun activities on offer at BIG4 Naracoorte Holiday Park, as well as the many things to see and do around Naracoorte.
Check in
After 2pm
Check out
Before 10am
Reception hours
8am - 6pm Monday to Saturday 8:30am - 5pm Sunday
Deposit & Payments
First night is paid on booking. Full payment is due on arrival.
Changes & Cancellations
Cancellations with more than 21 days notice will only incur a $30 cancellation fee, unless it is a peak period of the park as determined by the park. For example Christmas, Easter or the Naracoorte Junior Basketball Tournament period. If we are not given sufficient notice of cancellation or unable to re-book the accommodation for these three peak times, you could be liable for the full tariff.
Any bookings with pets must contact the park to discuss prior to booking.
You need to know
Deposits and Payments - A credit card payment to cover one night of accommodation or 50% of the total tariff is required at time of booking. The park will process a charge against your credit card and email confirmation receipt to the address supplied.
Changes and Cancellations - Changes and cancellations for any stays must be made with more than 21 days prior to arrival. If a cancellation is within 21 days of arrival the deposit total payment or balance is forfeited. For peak periods/public holidays or special events100% of total accommodation costs will be forfeited if insufficient notice is given, or if a no show occurs. Other cancellations of more than 21 days' notice will incur a $30 cancellation fee.
Office hours are: 8:00am - 7:00pm during summer holiday months and 8:00am - 6:00pm in winter. Any guest arriving after 6pm must contact park office during reception hours to make alternate arrangements. At check-in, a credit card must be produced in the name of the person staying at the park. Any damage caused may be charged against that card. Minimum stay periods may apply; four nights at Easter, three nights on long weekends. Adult rates apply to persons above 15 years. Children rates apply to guests aged 2-15 years. There is no charge for children under two years (for cabins, infants must sleep in own bed and bedding to remain free of charge).
We have a dog-friendly designated area on our powered sites and some cabins are dog friendly with negotiation and may be subject to extra fees.
Check-out time is 10am. Late check-outs may be available, fees apply. Check-in time is from 2pm.
We reserve the right to refuse a booking at any time from any person reasonably believed to:
- Not be the person named on the booking request.
- Not be the person named on the credit card or not be authorised to use the card.
- Not be able to pay for any charges.
- May cause damage to the property of the park or other guests.
- May exhibit socially unacceptable behaviour.
- Be younger than 18 years and not accompanied by a responsible person over that age.
- Be concealing a dog or other unauthorised animal.
We reserve the right to reject guests from the park who are deemed by management to be behaving in a socially unacceptable way; causing damage; disturbing other guests; using unacceptable language or otherwise breaking park rules. No refund will be given and charges will apply for any damage caused.
The speed limit in the park is 10km/hr at all times. If this is breeched, we reserve the right to evict the guest with no refund.
BIG4 Holiday Parks of Australia Pty Ltd is not the owner of any particular BIG4 Holiday Park. BIG4 Holiday Parks facilitates this booking service and is not responsible for the provision of services, standard of facilities or payments received. All bookings are made directly with the individual owner of this BIG4 Member Park and therefore BIG4 Holiday Parks will not accept any claims for refunds or credits.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - The pipe organ has ruled the Christian worship sanctuary for centuries, and the majestic instrument continues to reign supreme in many Roman Catholic and mainline Protestant parishes.
It's a tougher sell for congregations moving toward contemporary worship. The growth in praise-band led services, combined with a shortage of qualified organists, is prompting many congregations to leave pipe organs out of their new construction plans.
Current price tags range from $100,000 to well into the millions. But South Dakota organ builder John Nordlie says pipe organs hold their value and can last for generations if they're well-designed and well-maintained.
Nordlie has built nearly 50 organs in his Sioux Falls shop. Each part is handcrafted, from the wood and metal pipes that turn airflow into notes to the ornate cabinetry that houses the massive structures.
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Would You Let Your Employer Tell You What Your LinkedIn Profile Should Say?
At what point does the tether between you and your job end? This is the conundrum facing one Consumerist reader whose employer recently told all staffers to edit their LinkedIn profiles to reflect the business' very specific branding message.
Mike tells Consumerist that employees recently received an e-mail straight from the top of the company, instructing everyone to change their profiles on the professional networking site so that the text describes the business in the exact same, sales-lingo-filled way across all staffers' pages.
"It's obviously marketing gibberish," writes Mike, "And I'm under the belief that we own our profiles and are under no obligation to conform. My profile doesn't say anything negative, I just don't want to have a bunch of embarrassing marketing speak in mine."
Mike says there isn't a direct statement in the e-mail that threatens employees with disciplinary action if they don't follow suit, but he tells Consumerist that his employer has hassled staffers who resisted previous, similar efforts.
The consensus around Consumerist HQ is that the only way it would be even slightly reasonable for a business to make this request mandatory is if the business requires all staffers to create a LinkedIn page. We've seen this in other places, like companies that require staffers to create job-specific Facebook accounts for the purpose of social media outreach.
Additionally, if your employer discovers that you are misrepresenting the company or your position in a publicly searchable forum, it could be within the realm of understanding for it to request a change.
But it's difficult to not look at LinkedIn as just another form of your curriculum vitae, which your employer has no right to edit.
We've asked LinkedIn to comment on this story and will update if anyone there has anything to add. In the meantime, tell us what you think in the poll below and in the comments…
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A Thanksgiving family campout, a nighttime hike and flying squirrels. These and many other fun things are available this crisp November weekend at your Fairfax County Parks.
Fired Up: Join a naturalist for an evening of outdoor fun at the Thanksgiving Family Campout. Bring a picnic or food to cook on the fire (skewer cooking only) and enjoy a culinary sampling of traditional Thanksgiving foods. Listen to American Indian stories and go on a night hike. Bring sleeping bags, tents, flashlights and food. Light breakfast provided. Ages 3 and above are welcome. 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. Riverbend Park. $18/person. Register online. For information, call 703-759-9018.
An Evening with Rosemary Wells: Meet Rosemary Wells, author and illustrator of popular children's books including the Max and Ruby series. Books available for sale and signing. Adults and children welcome. Register each child and adult separately. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Fairfax County Government Center Board Auditorium. Free. Register online. For information call 703-324-3100.
Gardens, By George! Enjoy a beautifully illustrated presentation looking at the lives of the founding fathers and how their attitude toward plants, gardens, nature and agriculture shaped the United States during Founding Gardeners. Join Andrea Wulf, award-winning historian and author of Founding Gardeners and Brother Gardeners for this fascinating look at how plants, politics and personalities intertwined as never before. A book signing and reception follow the program. 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Green Spring Gardens.$20/person. Register online or call 703-222-4664. For information call 703-642-5173.
New Moon Night Hike: Come on a night hike and join the nocturnal wildlife at the park. Explore nature's nighttime communication and animal senses and experience the night environment in a unique way. Gain added confidence on how to navigate comfortably in the dark and have fun with sensory awareness activities that help us overcome fear of the darkness through knowledge of and familiarity with it. Although participants may bring a flashlight, the hike will be mostly in the dark. Clothing for nighttime climate and closed-toe shoes recommended. Ages 8 and above are welcome. 6 to 8 p.m. Potomac Overlook Regional Park. $5/person (suggested donation). For reservations (required) or more information call 703-528-5406.
36th Annual McLean Antiques Show & Sale: An exceptional group of dealers representing American, English and European antiques, decorative accessories, furniture, folk art, porcelains, silver, paintings, prints, linens, Oriental carpets and rugs. A glass repair service will be available on-site. Refreshments available for purchase. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.) McLean Community Center. $7/person. For information call 703-790-0123.
2nd Saturday Art Walk: Showcasing the diverse work of more than 100 visual artists in a unique historic venue, creating an atmosphere that encourages visitors to immerse themselves in the richness of this creative community. Guests can tour seven studio buildings, mix and mingle with artists and buy original works of art, all while enjoying light refreshment and music. The social atmosphere of the monthly art walk makes it the perfect destination for a date night or girls night out, as well as for art collectors and art appreciation groups. 6 to 9 p.m. Workhouse Arts Center. Free. For information call 703-584-2900.
Face the Music: The Music Friends of the Fairfax County Public Library present National Symphony Orchestra Artists in Concert. Natasha Bogachek, violin, and Dasha Gabay, piano, of the National Symphony Orchestra, will perform works by Saint-Saens, Faure, Wieniawsky, Massenet and Ravel. 3 p.m. McGuire Woods Gallery in Building W-16 at the Workhouse Arts Center. Free. For information call 703-584-2900.
Flying Squirrels: Gliding in Tonight: Join a naturalist and look for flying squirrels at roosting boxes. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult. Ages 4 and above are welcome. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Hidden Oaks Nature Center. $6/person. Register online. For information call 703-941-1065.
The Changing Shape of Fashion: Collector and exhibitor Caroline Hottenstein shows her fabulous collection of antique dresses, bodices, outerwear, trimmings and more. Take the opportunity to examine exquisitely hand-crafted pieces up close as she explains the changing shape of female form and fashion during the 19th century. 1 to 3:30 p.m. Historic Green Spring. $30/person (includes a full English tea). Program only: $10/person. For reservations or more information call 703-941-7987.
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Raligh H. Jones
b. 15 Apr 1861, Illinois
d. bef 1930
& Minnie Brinlee
b. 20 Jul 1872, Erath County, Texas
d. 14 May 1959, Whittier, Los Angeles County, California
|--Nora Lee Jones
|----b. 13 Jul 1889, Texas
|----d. 20 Dec 1968
|---& Charles Alexander Whitaker
|----b. 1 Feb 1886, Marshall, Harrison County, Texas
|----d. 17 Oct 1966, Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
|----m. 14 Nov 1905, Roff, Indian Territory
|--Burl Mason Jones
|----b. 6 Oct 1891, Texas
|----d. 18 Sep 1967, Modesto, Stanislaus County, California
|---& Selma Sanders
|----b. 28 Apr 1897
|--Lena "Linnie" Jones
|----b. Dec 1894, Indian Territory
|----d. Oct 1995, Muskogee, Muskogee County, Oklahoma
|---& William Clyde Frazer
|----b. 28 Apr 1886, Kentucky
|--Earl Jones
|----b. 1903, Indian Territory
|--Lillie Jones
|----b. 1910, Oklahoma
Raligh Jones was the son of John Franklin Jones and Sarah Elizabeth Hefley. Minnie Brinlee was the daughter of Richard Mason Brinlee and Sarah Ellen Petit. Two of Raligh's brothers married Married Minnie's sisters: Herbert Shelton Jones married Elizabeth Ann Brinlee and James Raymond Jones married Sarah Alice "Allie" Brinlee.
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This is related to a question I asked earlier - https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/34023/how-to-end-a-relationship-with-a-client-without-pissing-them-off
What are your obligations when charging by the hour vs charging by project? If you agree to take on a project, give a rough estimate that it might take 10 days for you to work on and charge £X per hour - are you obligated to work for free after those 10 days are up and you have still not managed to complete your project due to unanticipated issues? What if you have delivered the project but bugs are found - should you fix these bugs for free if the 10 days are up or should you charge your client?
Also, for the above project, what should be the result when you start on the project, but after the 10 days for whatever reason you have to give up and tell your client that you cannot do it anymore? I realise that this does nothing to build your reputation and relationship with the client but are you obligated to pay back the money paid to you or do you just deliver the half/nearly completed source code and help them find someone else to complete it?
The reason I am asking the above questions is because I am very new to freelancing and would like to know how to deal with the above situations if they ever crop up. Thanks!


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Conquer your Fear of Double Points! with Stacey TrockDouble point needles don't need to be scary!
In this class, you'll learn the tips and tricks for using double-point needles, which are very handy for knitting small pieces in the round (such as thumbs of mittens, socks, and tops of hats). You may even end up LIKING them!
We'll knit a miniature hat in the course of this class. You'll learn to cast on over multiple double points, rearrange your stitches, and prevent laddering (those ugly gaps that happen in between needles). We'll also discuss how many needles to use, talk about reading patterns with double points, and review tips for making sure your stitches stay put while knitting and transporting your work. Ready to conquer your fear?
SuppliesApprox. 100 yards of yarn (fingering to worsted) with appropriate size double-pointed needles.
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Tim Geithner doesn't sound like a man who enjoyed his time in Washington much.
When friends would ask him what the city was like while he was serving as Treasury secretary, he would tell them: it's worse than you think.
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His primary complaint is that it was difficult to get good policies implemented with Republicans blocking anything that President Barack Obama tried to accomplish, while liberals complained that their unrealistic expectations were not being met.
"It was deeply discouraging to watch so many Republicans refuse to back President Bush on TARP or President Obama on anything when the fate of the entire economy was at stake, to hear them blame us for the deficits they created, to see how comfortable they were dragging the United States to the brink of default," he writes in his new book, "Stress Test: Reflections on Financial Crises," which details Gethner's role in the response to the financial crisis and during the Obama administration. "And I was often frustrated with the populist left, which never seemed to recognize the very real constraints the President was facing or the progressive legacy he was compiling."
( Also on POLITICO: Romney aide: Geithner's lying)
With some distance from his time in office — he stepped down as Treasury secretary in January 2013 — Geithner concludes that the system actually worked better than most people think: the financial crisis ended without bringing on the next Great Depression and the economy recovered more quickly than expected thanks to the president's stimulus bill. He also praises many of the people he worked with during both the financial meltdown and in the Obama administration, including Ben Bernanke, Hank Paulson and Larry Summers.
Still, Geithner's time in Washington and as president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank before that has clearly left a wound. He portrays the criticism he received for his service in government and the impact that had on his family in almost tragic terms.
"I have plenty of regrets about my time in public service, starting with all the pain I caused my family, through my absences as well as my public notoriety," he writes. The book will officially be released Monday and POLITICO purchased a copy over the weekend.
( PHOTOS: Timothy Geithner's career)
Geithner's message throughout the book is that while the government's response to the financial crisis wasn't perfect, it was the best and most reasonable option. Saving Wall Street saved Main Street, and while rescuing banks may have been distasteful, it was better than a repeat of the Great Depression.
The argument isn't new and rather than sway his critics, the book will likely only further fuel their animosity toward a man they view as too captured by the titans of finance.
Geithner makes clear he doesn't care much for his critics, whom he consistently portrays as either political hacks (mostly Republicans) or woefully unrealistic populist scolds (mostly on the left) with "unicorn" type theories for what should have been done.
He says the book is his attempt to make the case for why the actions he supported were necessary.
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"There are lessons for the world in our mistakes as well as our successes," he writes. "My hope is that they won't have to be rediscovered in the fires of the next crisis."
Some of the book's revelations — including colorful advice Geithner once received from Bill Clinton, disagreements he had with Hank Paulson and Ben Bernanke over Lehman Brothers and his interactions with former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel — came to light earlier this week in a New York Times Magazine article .
What follows are other highlights and interesting tidbits from the "Stress Test."
Elizabeth Warren's "unjustified" criticisms
Geithner describes having a "complicated" relationship with Warren, the architect of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and chair of a panel that oversaw the 2008 bank bailout law — the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
Her TARP hearings seemed intended to be "made-for-YouTube inquisitions than serious inquiries." Her criticism of the bailout, "if well intentioned, were mostly unjustified." What's more, Geithner says, while Warren went after the administration's decisions, integrity and competence, she was less successful in "identifying feasible alternatives."
( Also on POLITICO: Full finance policy coverage)
But Geithner also praises Warren for having "sophisticated ideas" on the matter of consumer protection. Warren, who recently released her own memoir called "A Fighting Chance," wrote that though she and Geithner didn't see eye-to-eye on many issues, she appreciated the former Treasury secretary having her back when she started the job of building the consumer agency.
Geithner also offers his take the debate over whether Warren should be nominated to lead CFPB. He writes that Senate leaders told the administration she had no chance of being confirmed and also says that some moderate Democratic senators — though he doesn't name names — didn't want her nominated. Geithner says he was an early proponent of having her lead the effort to set up the agency in the year after the 2010 Dodd-Frank law was enacted.
Geithner: Romney adviser privately endorsed tax hike
GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney vowed that he would not raise taxes. But as Geithner recalls, Romney's top economic adviser had something else in mind.
At an Economic Club of New York club dinner in early 2012, Romney's top economic adviser Glenn Hubbard complained to Romney about the administration not endorsing the Simpson-Bowles deficit reduction plan.
( PHOTOS: Mitt Romney through the years)
"Really, Glenn? There's a two-trillion-dollar tax increase in there. When you guys are willing to raise taxes, we can talk about Simpson-Bowles," Geithner recalls saying to Hubbard.
Geithner claims that Hubbard responded: "Well, of course we have to raise taxes. We just can't say that now."
Reached by email Sunday, Hubbard said he remembers the conversation but that with regard to his alleged comments on tax increases "Geithner is making it up."


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The most positive way to identify a crystal in the field is by its Crystal structure. Its unique. I guess most people know that? The angles get measured and hey presto i.d targeted. The Colour, Hardness, Flame Test, Acid Test, Streak, Specific Gravity etc. Many have been confused by Zircon and Garnet with similar colour, SG and hardness. the angles and form or each are its defining characteristic.
"A gold prospector from Yukon is using unmanned aerial drones and other technologies to survey huge stretches of land for mineral deposits, and leaving less of an environmental footprint in the process. im looking for a unique characteristic to help me find associated minerals. They are looking for changes in the geophysical characteristics to define a gold occurrence. The associates crystal structure is the easiest and most reliable thing i can think of, other than analysis. Chem-x-rax-lenses etc. For me at least.
Shawn Ryan says the technology is greatly reducing the cost of doing business in the initial stages of mineral exploration.:
Source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/dro ... -1.1386299
Food for thought, The above was Presented In Toronto 2 weeks ago to the Canadian Prospectors & Developers Association. Its not a case of if this type of drone prospecting will happen, it is happening right now.
The way digital photography has improved recently. Have you noticed!, its off the show. Getting enough pixels or more of it has never been easier. The last 18 months or so, i have gone after the minerals and indicators in Tasmania associated with the target mineral i'm after, Gold mostly. But, Not looking for the gold as such, but finding way more of it in the long run! That's on the ground looking. So i get lots of time to practice and look. If it works, i will be spending more time at home and finding more mineralization than ever before.
Digital Crystallography involves taking a Digital image. And then entering the angles of the target crystal.
Quartz SiO4 TETRAHEDRA is142 Deg - 134 Deg - 120 Deg - 86 Deg.
No matter what colour or size or location on earth. The angles will be the same. (There are bent and reformed and twinned crystals of course. But even they will have remnant correct angles)
I also thought about diffraction, but the randomness of the light conditions in each image would render it useless in testing.
Once the angles are entered. the software runs it to scan for those angles in the fore or background or the image and darkens the rest of the image or highlights the angels im after. I am using open source algorithms to cut out false targets.
Its exactly the Same technology as our existing Number Plate cameras and Facial Recognition software. i actually met the guy that first brought the first recognition speed cameras from the UK to Tasmania and helped install them in Hobart. Its also, The same reason we have the English style number plate today.
And, Its from him i got my idea. The use of Photography and the quality has made this possible. 10 years ago you would be lucky to take a photo of a small object for more then 6 feet way. Today i can put a 21 mega pixel camera up and most new gen smartphones in a multicopter drone to get up into the escarpments. impossible or deadly any other way.
i also have potential access to 4 billion smart phones on the ground and their images with inbuilt GPS cords in each image. I only use 0.1% of the image. So, Copyright conformation is my next goal. For the mean time i am using free to use creative commons images. The beauty of the system is it is in constant motion always searching in the background of images looking for crystals and i can build a digital map from it. The disadvantage is the actual Crystals must be exposed to view to get in the image in the first place. So escarpments and exposed earth are the only options at present.
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Martyr Leucius of Apollonia
The Holy Martyrs Thyrsus, Leucius and Callinicus suffered for Christ under the emperor Decius (249-251) at Caesarea in Bithynia.
St Leucius reproached the prefect Cumbricius for his unjust persecution of Christians, was executed after being tortured. As soon as his head was cut off, his soul departed to heaven.


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Police 'Strike Force' Shoots Man Armed with Golf Club Over His Roommate's Drugs
In September, a "Narcotics Strike Force" burst into the Utah home of 45-year-old Todd Blair. Blair, "armed" with a golf club, was shot within seconds. Police found "paraphernalia" and an empty vial of meth. Here's video of the raid.
Warning: A man gets shot and killed in this video. Watch at your own discretion.
As you can see in the video, police enter the house and are confronted with Blair, holding a golf club in his hands. Within seconds—and without a warning—shots are fired and Blair drops to the ground.
Blair's family says he was a drug addict but never a dealer. Police informants said they'd seen Blair sell drugs, but no investigators witnessed any transactions. Either way, the warrant on Blair's house was served as part of an investigation focused not on Blair, but on his former roommate Melanie Chournous—who police knew had moved out. An attempt to detain Blair so he wouldn't be in the house was badly botched when police pulled over the wrong person. (Police didn't bring the warrant to the house, either, not that it mattered in the end.)
The officer who shot Blair, Sgt. Troy Burnett, explained the shooting by saying "He had some silver thing. ... I thought it was a sword or something... It was silverish and thin. I didn't think about saying words. I just thought about not getting hit, or slashed or whatever." He admits that he didn't think Blair was moving toward him.
The shooting was declared "legally justified," but Blair's family is now planning a lawsuit over the shooting. It's hard to see why they shouldn't.


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Help Please-- How do you slash a loaf properly?
I have a batch of sourdough rising now (it claims to have a soft crust- my children prefer that-) that I would like to try slashing. I have tried slashing only two or three times and I clearly do it wrong. I read in BBA that the slashes should be almost perpendicular to the top of the loaf. That didn't work. I don't have great tools yet - a serrated knife and a single edge blade is all. I always seem to catch the corner of the blade or deflate a nicely risen loaf. Also, the slashes don't open much. I can try to get a lame (BTW- how do you pronounce that?) today if it is really required. There are so many beautifully slashed loaves pictured on this site, I'd love to try it. Thanks.


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Watching an EC175 test aircraft performing a series of climbs, turns and hovers at a satellite airfield cum-training ground near Eurocopter's Marignane headquarters showed not only an aircraft well on the way to certification, but talking to its flight test crew revealed the continuing headlong development rush that has been a company trademark since its inception in 1992.
While there is a growing sense that the AgustaWestland AW189 and Sikorsky S-92 are the front running candidates for the UK's re-running Search and Rescue-Helicopter (SAR-H) requirement, being managed by the United Kingdom's Department for Transport (DfT), Eurocopter has developed a new aircraft that has been tailored to SAR and offshore work. Its challenge is to muscle its EC175 aircraft into contention for the UK job in the same way that it has already successfully done with oil and gas operators.
The Maritime Coastguard Agency, part of the DfT, currently operates out of four bases: Stornaway, Sumburgh, Portland and Lee-on-Solent. CHC provides the service with four Sikorsky S-92s operating from the Scottish bases while three AgustaWestland AW139s serve the two bases on the south coast of England. Breaking past this established line-up is Eurocopter's biggest challenge.
Indeed, should the EC175 be selected for the SAR-H role it would present Eurocopter with the best possible sales platform in terms of search and rescue customers for its new seven-ton helicopter. Winning the requirement for the heavier, long-range EC225 (there will potentially be two types of aircraft selected for SAR-H, the second for longer range out-at-sea missions) would be the icing on the cake (although unlikely). That is not so much of Eurocopter priority and the EC225 order backlog for civil/military aircraft will keep its production line healthy without it.
Both the EC175 and the slightly heavier eight-ton AW 189 have yet to be certified, so both share this risk in the eyes of the DfT. The EC175 is expected to gain certification in at the end of the year with the AW189 close behind it in early 2013. Both are scheduled to enter service in 2014 and are looking at similar mission profiles. This would allow them to have both gained certification by the time the DfT makes its decision in March 2013 and awards the 10-year SAR-H contract.
UK SAR Helicopter Procurement Options• Lot 1 will deliver the service at, or in the vicinity of, Sumburgh, Stornoway, Culdrose, Leconfield and Valley with a minimum rescue capacity per aircraft of eight casualties/survivors (two of which are capable of being stretchered) and a minimum radius of action of 200nm (250nm at Stornoway).• Lot 2 will deliver the service at, or in the vicinity of Lee-on-the Solent, Chivenor, Prestwick, Lossiemouth and Wattisham with a minimum rescue capacity per aircraft of four casualties/survivors (two of which are capable of being stretchered).• Lot 3 will deliver the service requirements of both Lot 1 and Lot 2.
Three potential operators now remain in the race to win all or part of the DfT's 10-year contract: Bristow Group, Bond Offshore and CHC Scotia (the previous winners before cancellation). Customers for the EC175 include Russia's UT Air (15 aircraft), France's Heli-Union (4) and Belgian company Noordzee Helikopters (10) and Bristow. Operators already signed for the AW189 include the Gulf Helicopters (15), Era Group (5), Exclases Holdings (2) and Bond Aviation.
AgustaWestland's enticement to the Ministry of Transport lies in the promise that if the AW189 is selected for the SAR-H role, then "all SAR-configured AW189s will be assembled at AgustaWestland's Yeovil factory, not just those for SAR-H, but all AW189s sold worldwide."
Eurocopter set up customer advisory boards involving the SAR and oil and gas communities to seek opinion and guidance on the development and equipping of the EC175 and were surprised by several of the suggestions that challenged their perceived beliefs on what the market wanted. Most significant was the discussion over the cabin concept. The customers wanted a change to the cabin making it wide, full and flat.
"The cabin concept is huge and flexible to allow a lot of configurations which are continually the subject of discussions with customers," said Laurant Vautherin, vice president and EC175 program director.
When discussing the EC175 as an aircraft for UK SAR, Vautherin says that operators can be assured that they will get their aircraft on schedule: "We think the risk [to the DfT] is low—and this is an important part of our statement. First the customer can get the performance of the aircraft before the DfT has to award the tender. There will be no question regarding certification."
He clarified this belief further: "If you look at the moment when the aircraft are supposed to be delivered—beginning 2015—we will have delivered all the customer aircraft planned for 2013-14. That is more than 30 aircraft including some in the UK. There will be no industrial issues concerning our ability to deliver the helicopters as they require them."
Most of the initial customers are in the oil and gas sectors that quickly accumulate high operating hours and will be building the knowledge base concerning the aircraft and its maintenance before the SAR helicopters would enter service.
As far as Vautherin is concerned the only risk concerns the SAR mission package, but states that Eurocopter's experience in not only providing SAR aircraft but also CSAR EC725s such as those operated by the French Air Force would lead them into recommending state-of-the-art equipment with proven capability. "The development of the mission package concept has already started so that we can deliver aircraft ready-to-go within 2014 ahead of the requirement," he stated. Eurocopter's delivery schedule will see 10 aircraft placed with four different customers by the end of 2013 with a further 20 delivered in 2014.
Some of the most recent work during the summer comprised hot and high trials in the mountains around southern France and more precise tests such as those involving the floatation devices for the oil and gas market.
The two aircraft test program (PT1 and PT3) had accumulated more than 300 flight hours by June together with a further 200 hours of ground tests. Importantly there was also the successful test of the 30-minute dry gearbox run as well as a cabin evacuation trial. The first production aircraft, S01, is due to be ready by the beginning of October and will also enter the test program. Production aircraft S02 will be the first delivered to a customer.
Due to the initial orders for oil and gas missions that is where most of the basic trial demonstrations have been directed. "We are at the critical time in terms of compliance," states Vautherin, "and the most important test for our customers was the 30-minute dry gearbox test. Naturally in this sector the cabin evacuation test is very important for safety. I can say that we not only reached the certification target but exceed it by far. As you know Eurocopter is very keen on safety—what I remember is we need to complete evacuation of the cabin in 90 seconds and it was achieved in less than 30 seconds."
At the beginning of the year there was a marked increase in the aircraft's performance. New technologies together with the use of a five-bladed main rotor and three bladed canted tail rotor have improved lift in the hover with power provided by two Pratt & Whitney PT6C-67E engines (Eurocopter has experience of the canted tail rotor through its involvement with the NH-90).
Vautherin said that a decision was made early in the design of the EC175 to utilize mature technology and minimize risk. The usual question of what level of innovation to incorporate against using state-of-the-art but mature technology came firmly down on the tried and tested side. "We have used technologies that are known to Eurocopter. Their engine is the latest in a trusted line from Pratt & Whitney."
Earlier in the year, Richard Dussault, vice-president marketing at P&WC said that the PT6-67E engine "incorporated the latest Full Authority Digital Engine Control (FADEC) system that reduces pilot workload and provides the most advanced diagnostic capability in the market. This means our engine is easier to fly, provides fast and accurate control and is easier to maintain, so operators can focus on their mission."
Those who have flown it have commented on the stability of aircraft, low vibration low and ease of piloting. A man who subscribes to all of these views is Eurocopter's chief test pilot Alain Di Bianca. Following a brief flying demonstration for Rotor & Wing he confirmed that in his opinion "the EC175 flies very well, almost by itself. It has excellent visibility outside the aircraft which is obviously very important and valuable for both SAR and oil and gas missions."
He complemented the "abundance of power available—the engine has the capability of rapid response to the need for more power" as well as the "improved stability, particularly in turbulence." But also was keen to draw attention inside the cockpit. "There has been a conscious effort to take out unnecessary displays.
Trials have confirmed to Di Bianca a comfortable cruise speed of between 140-155 knots, although this can be pushed up to 200 knots. He added that the canted tail rotor is both efficient and well sized for the power that the aircraft requires. His longest flight (at the time of the discussion) had been three hours and the maximum weight he had flown was 7.5 tons. He complimented the less than five minutes engine start from cold.
Di Bianca concluded that SAR operators should be aware that the hoist will operate from the right hand side of the aircraft but that plenty of fuel would be available for longer missions due to the 2,136 kg internal fuel capacity. In summary, he believes that Eurocopter has developed a helicopter with all the attributes demanded the SAR /oil and gas mission profiles.
As a footnote to this article, the DfT is boxed in regarding the process of the SAR tender and the timetable for implementation. It has to contemplate opting for an aircraft, be it the EC175 or the AW189, at the start of its service life. Considering the importance of the decision in terms of replacing a tried, trusted and yes, old Royal Air Force and Royal Navy operational capability based on the venerable Sea King, that no operational test and evaluation of the new replacements has been sought. While all of the operators have huge amounts of experience, they all want the contract.
Even in times of financial restriction, one would have thought that the DfT would have been more comfortable making such a decision based on some measure of independent assurance and verification.
Notify Short-listed Bidders July 23, 2012
Dialogue Meetings (Phase 2 – Boot Camp) July 24-Sept. 11, 2012
Return of Revised Proposals (Phase 3) Oct.15, 2012
Issue ISFT Nov. 23, 2012
Return of Final Tenders (Phase 4) Dec. 14, 2012
Notification of Intention to Award Contract (Phase 5) March 7, 2013
Sign Contract March 19, 2013
• Lot 1 will deliver the service at, or in the vicinity of, Sumburgh, Stornoway, Culdrose, Leconfield and Valley with a minimum rescue capacity per aircraft of eight casualties/survivors (two of which are capable of being stretchered) and a minimum radius of action of 200nm (250nm at Stornoway).
• Lot 2 will deliver the service at, or in the vicinity of Lee-on-the Solent, Chivenor, Prestwick, Lossiemouth and Wattisham with a minimum rescue capacity per aircraft of four casualties/survivors (two of which are capable of being stretchered).
• Lot 3 will deliver the service requirements of both Lot 1 and Lot 2.


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[Circa-1960 photo of Dicks Mill from North Randolph Historical Society, http://www.stpaulmuseum.org/exhibit_randleman.htm]
The original name of Randleman was Dicks Mill, after the merchant flour mill shown here, built by Peter Dicks about 1830. The mill was built on Deep River above the modern U.S. 220 Business highway bridge, but about 1900 was moved downstream to stand near the Naomi mill. At one time it included not only wheat and corn stones but an oil mill. It was demolished about 1965. Architecturally the building is too big to be an 18th-century mill, and the many large windows (nine over six sash, unusually large) are early-19th century at best. It is the size of what was called a "merchant mill," a mill that not only ground corn into meal and wheat into flour, but graded the flour through bolting and sifting machinery to produce a more refined white flour.
Peter Dicks (b.1771 – d.1843), the subject of the last few posts here, was a farmer and a merchant who operated a general store in the then-thriving village of New Salem. He served in many public capacities, including being one of the commissioners of New Salem (incorporated 1816), who sold lots and laid off streets; he was a Justice of the Peace (what we now call a county commissioner); he also served as Clerk of the Court of Equity. He was one of the founders of New Garden Boarding School, now Guilford College; throughout his life remained a trustee of the school and was an active member of the Society of Friends in both Centre and New Salem Monthly Meetings. Peter Dicks and wife Nancy Ann Hodgson tombstones in New Salem Methodist Ch/Cem.
Even though it is historically clear that Peter Dicks' mill on Deep River was the focal point around which the village of Union Factory and the City of Randleman subsequently coalesced, there is confusion over when that actually happened.
Some sources say 1800 ("Peter Dicks built a grist and oil mill, on Deep River in 1800." (library http://www.randolphlibrary.org/historicalphotos.htm ; also Randleman city website http://www.randleman.org/History.aspx). Other sources say 1830 (Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randleman,_North_Carolina , no citation). Pioneer local historian J.A. Blair in his "Reminisences of Randolph County" (1890) finesses over the question by saying "Away back in the shadowy past Peter Dicks had a grist and an oil mill at this place."
I'll say they're all wrong, it was even earlier than that. Grandfather Peter Dicks (ca. 1720-1796), brought the family down from York County, PA to Guilford County in 1755, settled in the Polecat Creek area near Centre Meeting. At some point soon thereafter he built a mill on Deep River which became the family business. In the Rowan County Court Minutes, (McCubbins, ed., Book 1: 1753-1772, p. 1), we read:
"On petition of hickory Creek and Russell's Runn and Poulcatt [Polecat]for a Road to Mill and Market, from Pennington's Mill through Hickory Creek Settlement the best and nearest way to Peter Dick's Mill and from thence to the Trading Path, the convenient way to Market on Cap Fair [Cape Fear], and that Peter Dicks, James Green, James Wilson, William Arafield [Armfield], Robert Lamb, George Hodgins, Robert Hodgins, Mathew Osborn, Daniel Osborn, John Osborn, Robert Fields, and William Fields be a jury to lay off the same and make return thereof to our next county court, and that James Green be appointed Overseer for the Lower Part and Abraham Cook for the upper part. Granted."
Pennington's Mill and Hickory Creek were in southern Guilford County, with the creek heading on or about the present Sedgefield golf course and running into Deep River below Freeman's Mill (now under the Randleman Reservoir). "Russell's Run" or Creek runs into Deep River between Freeman's Mill and Coletrane's Mill. Polecat Creek rises in southern Guilford and runs into Deep River below Randleman. So this road ran roughly from Sedgefield to Groometown Road near Jamestown to the Trading Path Ford near modern Randleman. [For more information on this petition and Pennington's Mill, see http://penningtonresearch.org/resources/articles/Pages%2014-15-PP0602.pdf ). It appears that Peter Dicks either applied for permission to build a mill, or bought an existing mill site, just as soon as he came to North Carolina in the early-to mid-1750s. And if that mill on Deep River wasn't located at the modern Randleman, I don't know where else it could have been.
When Union Factory was built just upstream in 1848, it made use of the Dicks Mill dam. James Dicks (1804-1883), owner and operator of the grist mill at that time, became a stockholder of the cotton factory along with a group of fellow Quakers. When the Naomi Manufacturing Company was built in 1879-1880, a new dam was built downstream at the site of the Naomi Falls, and the new dam backed water into the tail race of the grist mill, making it inoperable. Dicks Mill was thereupon disassembled, moved to a site below the Naomi Factory, and reconstructed just beside the new bridge over the ford below the mill. The mill is clearly visible in several photographs of that side of Naomi factory, including one where it is in the background as the steel bridge is being replaced in 1959. The mill remained in business on that spot until it was demolished in the mid-1960s.
The final years of Dicks Mill were chronicled in this article by Ruby K. Marsh, published on Monday, March 28, 1960, in The Greensboro Record. This is one of the last descriptions of an operating grist mill in Randolph County.
Century-Old Mill Still Grinding Corn
Randleman, March 24—
The Old Naomi Roller Mill—grinding corn and wheat for over a century– is still running, using the same machinery re-installed in 1880 when the mill was moved down river for lack of water to operate.
Naomi Manufacturing Company (now J.P. Stevens Co.) built a new plant that year—just below the old grist mill, using up the available water supply to generate power for the cotton mill. The grist mill was torn down and relocated below the Naomi Falls plant where it still stands today- just as it has stood for 80 years.
Hand-hewn beams and rafters from the original mill were used to build this sturdy, three-story plant which is completely furnished with machinery for grinding flour and corn meal as well as other feeds.
The "old corn rock" is still in use with the original boards which were shaped by hand to surround the round rock which grinds corn. The boards were neatly mitred at the four corners, put together with large wedges of wood and look as though they would last another century if needed.
The woods are polished from the passage of corn over the surface over the years. The floor too is polished as slick as though freshly waxed. Here wide pine boards of about two-inch thickness were used, the floor being as solid today as it was when placed there despite vibrations from the heavy machinery.
Just when the mill converted to electricity is not definitely known by present owner W.C. Routh, but he thinks about 40 years ago. The old mill race has been filled in, and boards cover the opening where water flowed underneath.
Six different processes were required before flour could be finished. In the old roller mills section—now idle—elevators carried wheat from one floor to the other, dropping the ground flour down through bins where pure Japanese silk screens bolted the flour—sending any coarse materials back into the elevator to be carried back to the roller where it was reground, then redropped into the screen for sifting. Waste materials went out a separate chute. Some of these old silk screens are still hanging on the wall, though they are now yellowed with age.
Up on the third floor the pan to mill self-rising ingredients is still sitting on top of the scales, just waiting to be used once more. The mixing bins where the flour and self-rising soda baking powder and salt- were added now have dirt-dobbers nests inside. The old wooden barrel which once held three or four bushels of corn is sitting idly by.
Corn was brought up from the wagon outside by a windlass which a man could pull with one hand. About 200 lbs. of corn could be carried up with one hand on the large four-foot wheel with a rope 1 ½ inches thick, being located out under the eave of the roof.
In front of the mill old dutch doors with a long slide wooden latch locks the door at night. The upper half is kept open during the day so people can see the place is open for business.
In the office the old box-type desk was nailed to the wall—right where it was located 80 years ago. The stool, made of two-inch pine, is polished from the millers sitting to tally up the price of a sack of corn meal or flour.
On the wall is a sign telling everyone to beware of the loaded rifle, kept to shoot rats which become troublesome sometimes. Little boys became meddlesome so Mr. Routh put up this sign.
Corn cobs are used to keep the office warn. They are burned in a tiny laundry heater.
On one of the large bins, names of the millers since 1900 are inscribed for posterity. Among them are five names of the seven Routh boys.
Routh and a brother operated a mill down in the borders of Chatham County just outside of Randolph at Bennett before Routh was born at Grays Chapel not far from his present home above the mill.
The mill site has long been a trading center. Indians traded with white settlers long before the Revolutionary War. It is also the site famed for the murder of Naomi Wise by her lover—for whom the mill is named.
Since he is partially retired Routh does not mind the slow pace which his mill now has—selling a little egg mash and other feeds and custom grinding corns for his friends, many of whom delight in going to visit him while he grinds corn on the 'old corn rock.'


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