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Friday, February 17, 2012
Project Access - The Final Chapter
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Why does this new Blogger layout double space between paragraphs? Driving me loopy. Not how I set it up. Suggestions from Blogger Land?ReplyDelete
Not sure on the double spacing, but just want to say your a good papa, and I look forward to following Ian's races and rides. If I could move time backwards, I would choose to spend more son and daughter time, riding bicycles.ReplyDelete
I cannot believe it has been two years!ReplyDelete
Yup, time flies when you're having fun and getting old. As long as Ian's interest remains, I'll keep it going on two wheels with him.ReplyDelete
Double space issue solved by converting the paragraphs to center aligned, then back to left aligned. Wacky.


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This is going to be a bit of a weird introduction but...
I'm 18, my heyday of LEGO collecting has long since passed, unless you count the videogames . I swapped bedrooms over a year ago so I could sleep in a bigger bed, but since then I have left my old room to gather dust. Recently I've been going through everything in an effort to get any models, figures etc. off the shelves so when I go in there it won't feel like walking into an old tomb!
It's got a lot of models on display; a shelf of Star Wars, a shelf of Batman, a shelf of Exo-Force... the corner of the room has a table of Knights' Kingdom on and under it and I have a bookshelf with two shelves of a City "diaorama" and some models on top.
All of it needs a good clean. As much as it looks nice on display, I want to move everything so it doesn't just sit there in layers of dust. I still have the boxes for most of it, but I wanted to know if anyone on here keeps their models completed but not on display and how they've stored them. I guess if I wanted to keep them on display, a dust free solution would be a glass cabinet, but I kinda want everything out the way but still intact to a certain degree.

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"Court in Session... A Little Early: Time of Ayres' retrial hearing is suspicious"
The article, a brief "Insider" blurb that got top billing on the paper calls attention to an important issue that I had originally missed. When I first reported on the August 22 hearing, I did not notice the TIME that I got reports from people at the hearing. I heard from them at about 9:10am. It was actually finished BEFORE the scheduled 9am start time.
Here are some snippets from the San Mateo County Times Article:
District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said the hearing in San Mateo County Superior Court Judge John Grandsaert's courtroom would begin at 9 a.m. Grandsaert himself listed the time of the hearing as 9.
So the Insider, and Supervisor Dave Pine, were a bit surprised to learn, when they arrived at 9, that the hearing was already over. It had begun at 8:45
The reporter in the Times goes on to call the behavior fishy, talks about Wagstaffe's excuse, and sarcastically chides Judge Grandsaert's questionable decision.
Go on over to the San Mateo County Times article (pdf) to read about it. Note that the online version has changed the headline to the somewhat less confrontational: "The Insider: Ayres hearing time travels"
Yet more coordinated, suspicious behavior by the molester, the DA, and the Judiciary. It floors me that many don't see the collusion.


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Zico believes that Mano Menezes should not have been sacked as the Brazil head coach.
The legendary ex-Brazil international, who is currently boss of the Iraq national side, has emerged as one of the favourites to replace the outgoing Selecao trainer, who was shown the door on Friday.
"He left at the wrong time," Zico said to reporters at the weekend.
"Usually, a coach has a base on which to work, but Mano started with nothing and had to start almost from scratch. What's important is the World Cup, not friendly matches."Speaking about potential replacements to Menezes, Zico believes that many of the names being linked to the role are worthy, especially those who started life at in the World 2014 nation.
He added: "The names linked with the job are actually the ones that have achieved the best results in recent years and it would be a reward for those who began their careers in Brazil."


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April 5, 1993: Charlie Hough throws the first pitch in Marlins history. The Marlins won their inaugural game over the Dodgers 6-3 in front of 42,334 fans.
Oct. 3, 1997: Robb Nen pitches a perfect ninth inning in Game 3 of the NLDS against the Giants, giving the Marlins their first postseason series win.
Oct. 26, 1997: Edgar Renteria's walk-off single in the 11th off Charles Nagy brings home Craig Counsell to clinch Game 7 of the World Series over the Indians.
June 21, 2002: With a third-inning single off Tigers right-hander Steve Sparks, Luis Castillo extends his club-record...


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I have the great joy in announcing the Top 5 and the winner from our
While the number of entries were low, everyone's creations were just delicious and did not make the decision any easier for me :$
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We had 2 1/2 days after SIA to unpack and re-pack for ISPO, ship out the remainder of our orders, catch up with emails, change our auto-responders, and make sure none of our bags were over 50.0 lbs. It was a mad dash to the airport, but once we were sitting on the plane there was nothing left to do but sleep and get caught up on our Hollywood movies.
5 of our 6 bags ended up in Munich … the missing one of course with our 2011/2012 fleet of bindings. Doh! At least we budgeted an extra day before the show to deal with things like this so it wasn't too much of a panic. Three train rides and three flights of stairs later (lugging 100lbs+ each) we made it to Feldkirchen where we were staying. Our warm welcome to Germany started off with a random dog peeing on Jeff's bag, which was even funnier than it sounds when you're sleep deprived.
ISPO was amazing. Splitboarding has really gained popularity in Europe since last time. A year ago, many of our conversations started with "it's a snowboard that splits apart to form two skis" … followed by silence and a perplexed look from the bystander. This year people were coming up to us "hey, that's a splitboard! I've never seen one in person…and you're the Spark binding guys!" We did much less demonstrating how a splitboard works and much more technical discussions on how our bindings and accessories improve the experience. With the word "splitboard" becoming everyday vocabulary, we saw many new board manufacturers catching on having at least one split in their line. What a difference a year makes …
Of course one of the best parts about our annual tradeshow migration is meeting up with industry friends and having some fun:[xfs_gallery layout_file="default_with_captions"]
After the show we stuffed our 3 board bags, 3 roller bags, and 3 of us into a rental car and drove across Switzerland with plans to spend a few days riding in Chamonix…(photos and story coming next!)


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Horror director James Wan is in the process of putting together his next supernatural project, once known as The Conjuring and now working under the handle The Untitled Warren Files Project, which will reunite him with leading man Patrick Wilson. However, right in the middle of working on this new 'based on true events' scary movie - which recently added Wilson and Vera Farmiga to the cast as well as Ron Livingston and Lili Taylor - news has surfaced about another reunion for Wan and Wilson, this time for the inevitable Insidious sequel.
A sequel was bound to happen because, as THR notes, it was one of the most successful films of last year. On top of the bags of money that the flick brought in, it was also a pretty solid film with some genuine scares. It helps when the cast has talented players like Wilson and Rose Byrne, who at the moment have not announced their return. I would imagine, since Wilson was willing to sign up for The Conjuring - or whatever they end up calling it - that he's likely, if needed, to be on board for the James Wan-directed sequel.
The trade also reports that the studio is first trying to ensure that Wan, as well as writer Leigh Whannell, come back to the series, possibly because their involvement will facilitate the return of the (some of) the cast. It's reassuring that the studio has intentions of hiring the same writer and director because that way the sequel sounds less like a cash grab. Hopefully with the creative team as well as producer Jason Blum (Oren Peli, Steven Schneider and Brian Kavanaugh Jones will exec produce) back on board it will be an another installment made with the same care that made Insidious a successful and well-received film.


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WAREHOUSE 300 is a new vintage marketplace opening soon in Trenton, IL Our retail will include home decor, rustic, shabby chic, and more!
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Located the corner of Scott Troy Rd and Hwy 50, our address is 205 Rec Plex Drive, O'Fallon, IL 62269.
Abraham Lincoln slept here in 1840. The collection features items from the original owner such as a bookcase, rope bed, cloak, etc. Other artifacts, plaques and pictures relating to the museum are on display. By appointment and for special events.
Miss Mary Jane Stewart, granddaughter of a U.S. Senator, donated the house and furnishings to the Historical Society. Open by appointment and for special events.
Learn about 1850s-era log cabins when you visit here. The front room is painted with milkpaint and is furnished in the manner the Matsel family would have done.
This is a great source for local history and searching family archives. Open Tuesday-Friday 11:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
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A visit here reminds us that the "latest educational technology" used to be a blackboard and piece of chalk and a few textbooks to share. By appointment.
The best melons are grown by the river, and the Brown family has been growing on the banks of the Wabash for generations.
There are more than 6,400 acres of prime hunting land for trophy Illinois whitetail. Reserve your hunt and include lodging with home-cooked meals.
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Fish the 75-acre Dolan Lake (with 3 miles of shoreline and a maximum depth of 18 feet) for largemouth bass, bluegill, sunfish, crappie, channel catfish, and bullheads. Within the 1,683-acre Illinois state park are picnic areas with tables, outdoor stoves, and drinking water. Horseback and hiking trails as well as playground equipment are available, and a concession stand operates from April 1 to Oct. 31. Cabins and camping available.
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Teens share experiences on distracted driving
02/28/2014 6:52amStudents at Corner Canyon High School in Draper participated Thursday in IKnowEverything, a program that surveys teens and educates them on the dangers of distracted driving.
Police search for missing elderly woman
02/28/2014 7:02amPolice are asking for help to locate a woman who has been missing for nearly 10 days.
Teens' indoor tanning tied to other risky behavior
02/28/2014 7:53amGovernment research links indoor tanning by teenagers with other risks including binge drinking, unhealthy dieting and sexual activity.
More women 'marrying down' educationally, study says
02/28/2014 8:43amThe number of women who have received more education than their husbands is at an all-time high, according to the Pew Research Center.
'Night of Stars' celebrates volunteers, kids' reading progress
02/28/2014 9:08amA few thousand people attended a movie premier in theaters from Logan to South Jordan. They were not only guests but the stars.
Tips on finding a lost pet
02/28/2014 9:46amFor pet owners, losing a pet can be stressful and overwhelming.
Siblings draw on faith for strength after death of parents, brothers
02/28/2014 9:58amA brother and sister whose parents and two siblings died of carbon monoxide poisoning while the two were serving missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are relying on faith, they said Thursday.
23-year-old man using crosswalk hit by car
02/28/2014 10:04amA 23-year-old man was hit by a car turning right while he was still in the crosswalk Thursday, police said. He was unconscious when officers arrived.
Small games can generate big money, but it's rare
02/28/2014 10:28amThe maker of Flappy Bird pulled the plug when the game was making $50,000 every day. So, is developing a game worth it for the average designer, especially if the app is free to download?
Dying man spends last 6 months making wife's dreams come true
02/28/2014 11:12amWhen Chris Price found out he had terminal cancer and just six months to live, he knew exactly what he wanted to do. Price immediately married his longtime girlfriend Ceri, and spent the last six months making memories to last a lifetime.
Miss. man wakes up in body bag at funeral home
02/28/2014 11:32amWorkers at a Mississippi funeral home say they found a man alive and kicking when they opened a body bag.
Answering work emails at night can affect productivity the next day
02/28/2014 11:45amNew research says answering emails from bosses can affect sleep and working productivity for the next day.
Support growing for Chaffetz's GPS Act to protect cellphone data
02/28/2014 11:57amA privacy bill introduced by Utah congressman Jason Chaffetz that would keep police from using private citizens' electronic device data against them is getting support from around the country.
Liam Neeson delivers riveting performance in 'Non-Stop'
02/28/2014 12:42pmThere is palpable tension and even a discordant note in every scene of the new film "Non-Stop." This is clearly Liam Neeson's movie, and he is riveting as Bill Marks, a federal air marshal.
Have You Seen This? Costco's piano prodigy
02/28/2014 1:13pmImpromptu musical performances can sometimes be a delightful treat on a busy day. We've seen flash mob performances by choirs at the mall. But rarely are people treated to musical prodigy inside a Costco store.
Hill Aerospace Museum to cut 18 aircraft, 3 missiles from collection
02/28/2014 1:44pmThe Hill Aerospace Museum will be cutting 18 aircraft, three missiles and other support vehicles from its collection.
Lawmakers quietly discuss deal with Count My Vote to end initiative petition
02/28/2014 1:56pmUtah lawmakers approved several bills on Thursday, including a bill to give enrollment preference to charter school founders' grandkids and a bill requiring state officials to discuss issues regarding daylight saving time. Lawmakers are also quietly discussing a deal with Count My Vote that would end the initiative petition.
5 movies to look forward to in March
02/28/2014 2:19pmWith a new month comes some new movies, and we're here to help you know what you can be looking forward to.
Disney to pull Boy Scouts funding by 2015 over policy banning gay leaders
02/28/2014 2:33pmThe Walt Disney Company has given notice to the Boy Scouts of America that it will pull all funding to the group starting in 2015 because of a BSA membership policy that bans gay leaders, the entertainment company said Friday.
Woman pinned under vehicle after being ejected from car, police say
02/28/2014 2:38pmA woman who wasn't wearing her seatbelt is in critical condition after she was pinned under a vehicle, according to police.
Utah defends freeze on benefits for gay couples
02/28/2014 4:04pmUtah officials say in a new court filing that they have no choice but to put a freeze on granting benefits to newly married gay couples until a federal appeals court rules on the state's same-sex marriage ban.
5 ways to get ready for the spring golf season
02/28/2014 4:18pmGet on the green (and save a little too) by preparing right this season.
Arceneaux and Gill reminisce on Weber accomplishments
02/28/2014 5:48pmDuring their Weber State Hall of Fame induction press conference, Harold Arceneaux and Eddie Gill recounted stories and achievements from their days playing for Weber State basketball.
Utah lawmakers consider 3 plans for Utah's 60K uninsured
02/28/2014 7:20pmUtah government leaders have three different plans to consider for Medicaid expansion that is needed to cover the nearly 60,000 Utahns without health insurance.
Shots fired at Salt Lake couple's home
02/28/2014 7:23pmSomeone fired about 12 gunshots into the home of a middle-aged Salt Lake couple, police said.
31 affected in Weber County pertussis outbreak are recovering
02/28/2014 7:24pmAn infant has been hospitalized and 30 people are being evaluated following an outbreak of pertussis in some Weber County schools, officials reported.
Obama warns Russia over military moves in Crimea
02/28/2014 7:28pmArmed men described as Russian troops took control of key airports in Crimea on Friday and Russian transport planes flew into the strategic region, Ukrainian officials said, an ominous sign of the Kremlin's iron hand in Ukraine. President Barack Obama bluntly warned Moscow "there will be costs" if it intervenes militarily.
5 bad excuses for not cooking
02/28/2014 7:31pmYou should cook. Yes, you. Even if you don't want to. This isn't like saying that you should learn Ovid in the original Latin for the enrichment of your soul, or requiring that you hunker and hone your julienne and demi-glace skills until you emerge victorious in a battle overseen by Alton Brown or Anthony Bourdain. This is about getting yourself fed and taking a modicum of responsibility for it.
Police search along Jordan River for woman missing since 2002
02/28/2014 7:46pmPolice conducted an aerial search Friday in areas along the Jordan River in South Salt Lake following recent tips regarding Aletha Jo Williams, who went missing on March 6, 2002.
South Jordan lunch lady saves choking third-grader
02/28/2014 7:46pmParents are grateful to a lunch worker at an elementary school in South Jordan for successfully performing the Heimlich maneuver on their third-grade girl who was choking on an orange Wednesday.
Murray family bringing awareness of drunken driving after child's death
02/28/2014 7:59pmMatt and Aubrie Thurber are making a public plea after their 3-year- old boy was killed by a man accused of drunken driving five weeks ago.
Therapy dogs visit Salt Lake airport
02/28/2014 8:02pmThree therapy dogs are helping flyers at Salt Lake City International Airport reduce stress and make their wait go a little quicker.
Irving has 1st triple-double, Cavs top Jazz 99-79
02/28/2014 8:20pmKyrie Irving recorded his first career triple-double with 21 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 99-79 win over the Utah Jazz on Friday night.
Touching viral video captures strangers giving up coats, gloves to cold boy
02/28/2014 8:32pmWhat would you do if you saw a freezing child? Would you stand by, or would you try to help? Hidden cameras caught the actions of strangers who came across a cold boy at a bus stop, and they might just take your breath away.
Utah AG wrongly intervening in adoptions, same-sex couples claim
02/28/2014 8:59pmSeveral married same-sex parents say the Utah Attorney General's Office is unjustly intervening in their adoption cases.
2014 Oscar predictions: Insiders' knowledge put to the test
02/28/2014 9:31pmIt's that time again, time to pull out the ballots and read the tea leaves and see who's going to take home the trophies at Sunday's 86th Academy Awards.
Deal reached by leaders, legislators on Count My Vote
02/28/2014 9:57pmA deal that would end the Count My Vote initiative petition drive to establish a direct primary election in Utah was reached Friday night and will be announced Saturday.
Mudslide threatens homes in South Weber
02/28/2014 10:44pmResidents of four homes voluntarily evacuated late Thursday night when heavy rain triggered a mudslide on the hill above the homes.
Retirement center resident inspires musical for Olympus High School
02/28/2014 10:51pmAt age 64, Bill Binger isn't the typical Highland Cove Retirement Center resident.
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
First Generation Update
The first generation of the DAWES family is shown in the chart above. Although, I have found new information in the Lewes parish registers which may take this family back another two generations, however, some additional research is necessary before I add it to this blog.
While in Salt Lake City I was able to copy the images of the baptisms performed in Hadlow, Kent and I wanted to add them to the blog so they are preserved and also so I can share them with the rest of the DAWES family.
William b. 1804 through Sarah b. 1811 were found in the Hadlow parish registers along with their mother Elizabeth WHITEBREAD b. 1875.
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I included the partial page showing the year for Thomas because this blog is about him. Here is the baptism of his mother, Elizabeth.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Salt Lake City
We stayed at the Plaza Hotel (at Temple Square) which I can recommend. They have a free shuttle to and from the airport, reasonable rates, large clean rooms with a fridge, coffee maker and microwave, outdoor pool, fitness centre, free wi-fi and a very reasonable restaurant attached to the hotel. As an example, the breakfast buffet was $5.99 for seniors over 60 with their other items all priced reasonably. The hotel is a two minute walk to the LDS library.
I am only going to discuss British Isles research here but Barbara did some North American work and found the other floors of the library to operate similarly to the British Isles floor. There are five stories to the building with the welcome area, theatre, class rooms and lunch room on the main level. The upper two floors are for North American research with the microfilms and books on separate floors. International records are on the B1 level and the British Isles on B2.
The library is organized into separate areas for micro form and book research. Books are arranged by their call number and are self service. There are large tables to use for reading and every station has an electrical outlet and wired Internet jack. Wi-fi is also available anywhere in the building. At the end of each stack is a red shelf for returning books which are the only item you don't replace yourself.
There is a map area with very large scale maps of every area of the British Isles and large tables on which to view them.
The microfilms are located in a large collection of standard microfilm cabinets and are completely self-service. You are encouraged not take more than five rolls at a time which you also return yourself when finished. The carrels are spacious with an underneath shelf for personal items, a writing area big enough for a laptop, a power outlet and a light. Special high magnification readers are available for the 16mm films which were filmed at 42X and higher but most are the normal top down type readers with manual winders.
There are lots of computer work stations available everywhere in case you need to access the library catalog or any of the on-line databases such as Ancestry.com or the Godfrey Library collection.
Finally, there is a print area adjacent to the main research room with film scanners that will allow you to print to paper or copy to a flash drive. Basically, when you find an item you want to print you remove the two spools from your reader, so you don't lose your frame ,and take it to a scanner station where you load and copy it. There is no limit on the number of copies you can make but use of the reader-scanners is limited to 15 minutes at a time when they are busy. Printing costs 5 cents a page and copy cards are available from a vending machine.
To prepare myself for the trip I decided to concentrate on Uckfield and its adjacent parishes. I started by using Parish Locator (available here) to identify the parishes around Uckfield and their relative distance and direction. Although Parish Locator is used to determine the distance between two parishes there is a radius feature which I use the most.
Next, I went to Hugh Wallis' website to identify the parishes that have been extracted into the International Genealogical Index or IGI. If you are unfamiliar with the IGI, there is a great explanation of it here.
It is at the bottom of the above image and you specify the miles in the yellow window. Once you choose the Parishes within Radius button the results look like a spreadsheet but are listed alphabetically. Since I wanted them by proximity to Uckfield I chose to save the results as a CSV which can be imported into Excel where I sorted the results by distance from Uckfield.
Hugh Wallis has created a database of all IGI batch numbers by location and is available here.
As you can see from the above spreadsheet, I added a column to show the batch number associated with the parish. My objective was to concentrate on those parishes that didn't have a batch number which I could access from home.
For those parishes without a batch number, I consulted the LDS Library Catalog and printed out the film number and related information about the type of records available and periods covered so I could prioritize my research. Some records overlap civil registration which started in 1837 so there isn't much point in looking at them unless you think there might be more information available on the original. Sometimes a birth date is included whereas the IGI only records the baptism date.
The same logic applied to marriages which I could access from the Sussex Family History Group's marriage index CD. Why duplicate what I can get at home, although, I now wish I had taken the CD with me. Therefore, I concentrated on transcribing the baptisms and burials from the parishes with no batch number working our from Uckfield.
It pays to have a research strategy as you'll find your time rapidly disappearing and that 30 minute warning about closing time comes all too soon, especially when you are just starting a film. I should have mentioned earlier that the library is open from 8a-5p Monday and 8a-9p Tuesday to Saturday.


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What's even more bromantic than moving in with your single-dad best friend to help him raise his three kids?
Why, eating yogurt with him well into your fifties!
"Full House" stars John Stamos, Bob Saget and Dave Coulier have reunited for Dannon's upcoming Super Bowl commercial, and a new teaser released this week promises a fun dose of nostalgia.
The scene opens with Stamos, a regular spokesman for Dannon's Oikos brand of Greek yogurt, enjoying a cup of said product while watching a football game. Pan out to Saget and Coulier (the erstwhile Joey Gladstone is in a red onesie, of course) companionably sitting on the kitchen counter.
PHOTOS: More celebrity salespeople
"Don't you think it's time we all get our own places?" Saget asks.
Um, most certainly not!
Count us among those who can't wait to watch the whole ad on Feb. 2 during Super Bowl XLVIII, pitting Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos against postgame wild card Richard Sherman and the Seattle Seahawks.
Stamos made his Super Bowl debut in 2012 for Dannon, saying in an interview about working with the brand that he jumped at the chance to stump for Greek yogurt in particular, knowing it would make his dad proud.
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BATON ROUGE — U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy is serving as chairman of the Mystick Krewe of Louisianians, which hosts the most extravagant Mardi Gras celebration on Capitol Hill, now only a few weeks away.
BATON ROUGE — U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy is serving as chairman of the Mystick Krewe of Louisianians, which hosts the most extravagant Mardi Gras celebration on Capitol Hill, now only a few weeks away.
Cassidy, R-Baton Rouge, represents northern Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes in the 6th Congressional District.
While it's not exactly the same kind of Mardi Gras his constituents are accustomed to back home, Cassidy said it still offers a gateway into what Louisiana is all about for those unfamiliar with the state.
"It's a wonderful opportunity to share Louisiana's rich and vibrant culture with the nation's capital," he said, adding that chairing the event has been both "exciting and gratifying."
State legislators, lobbyists, builders, fishing interests, oil executives and just about everyone else with serious political agendas have been known to flock to Washington for the annual celebration.
The bar inside the Washington Hilton, the event's anchor, becomes so packed with Cajun accents and north Louisiana twang that it has jokingly become known as the "65th Parish."
While a ball, mini-parade and other festivities offer an opportunity for revelry, most are drawn to the D.C. Mardi Gras celebration for its networking opportunities, and many organizations include the trip as part of their marketing or public relations budgets.
For example, the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission, Louisiana Oyster Task Force and others are hosting "Let the World Be Your Oyster," which includes cocktails and hors d'oeuvres dished up by notable restaurants.
This will be the 65th Washington Mardi Gras, and as its theme Cassidy has selected "La Bonne Terre," a phrase meaning "The Good Earth" that has been applied in marketing, literature, song and elsewhere to places all over Louisiana, like Houma-Thibodaux.
"The land of Louisiana has blessed those who live here with its naturally fertile land deposited by the Mississippi River over the ages," Cassidy said. "We have abundant wildlife, fisheries, agriculture, natural resources, fresh water and forests."
The ball, for which tickets must be purchased, is scheduled for Feb. 2, 10 days before Fat Tuesday and the weekend of the Super Bowl, which is in New Orleans this year.
A week of activities surround the event, beginning Jan. 27.
As for royalty, Cassidy selected as king Martin Svendson of Baton Rouge, a retired real-estate broker who is now developing a certified Black Angus cattle ranch in Argentina.
Cassidy also selected as queen Lauren Kelley of Baton Rouge, the daughter of Judge Tim Kelley and Nanette Noland.
The new captain of the Mystick Krewe of Louisianians is U.S. Sen. David Vitter, R-Metairie, who takes the place of Sen. Mary Landrieu of New Orleans.
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So, is anyone picking up GI Joe #156 today? I've been out of IDW's current comics, but I have been obsessively reading the Marvel reprints, so I'm really looking forward to this.
Can't wait to read it. However, I'm waiting for the first trade before I buy issue 156 and beyond. That way when all the Classic GI Joe TPB are released I'll have the newest volumes to add to the set.
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1 li - rio grande to ubmission it has always been in the wstession ol mexico except a small dis ri,.-t bi pond ihe neuces limited by the esert and which mr 1 c ingersoll call d tin •• \ itural boundary dse said mr waddell that south jarolina had succeeded in her scheme of unification and afterwards had been nnexed to england with the exception if a few counties on her northern bor er which she never could reduce and i'hicli still remained part of the union ? ould england pretend that the old bound aries of south carolina should still be re garded as the true boundary ' but 2nd suppose texas had by her declaration in invention or in congress i pronounced the rio grande to be the true boundary the congress of the united states have since admitted in various ways in ihe intercourse with mexico that the boundary was still an open question was it not to be the subject of future ne ' puliation ' was it not so resolved ? and can tin i nited states in the face of their own solemn resolution now claim the rio grande as a settled boundary ? this is punic faith with a vengeance but3rdly suppose the united states was i';t estopped by this solemn act of hers how has she regarded the subject since have not all our secretaries of state and john ('. calhoun among them authorized our ministers to mexico to treat on the question of boundary as an men one ? 4th mr polh himself by sending mr slidell to treat on this very question to gether with our pecuniary claims makes il yet an open question 5fh the first orders given to naval t<nf u re •• not to go beyond the ter ritory in actual possession of texas and held her authority and cautioned him a gainsl invading the territory in dispute still in the face of all these admissions and orders the president ordered tin army of observation to move across this disputed ground to matamoros and ioint their cannon into her very streets ami blockaded the mouth of the rio grande is not this an aggression ' did not the war begin " by the act ol the ex ecutive "" why the very act of blocka ding her i'm is of itself such an act this is what the executive has done now where does he find his authority ?— this preamble only states that the war is by the actol the execetive that is a simple assertion of i f ct . ] ut j go f ar . therand say that the act was unauthor ized the power to declare war—toad just boundaries and determine the limits ot territory as well as to annex belongs fo the treaty-making power under the constitution and this is given to the pre sident and senate two thirds of whom most concur if there is no authority to cover the case in the constitution was there any acton the part of mexico that justified t'lis hot haste in commencing hostile ope rations ' was our territory invaded ? nosir not until our troops had pointed their onus into matamoros and blockad ed their river did she order an armed man to that quarter if then he presi dent performed these acts if he had no authority tor so acting in the constitution and if the action of mexico did not ren der this course necessary then the aver ment in the preamble is more than proved rhis was the substance of the argument l mr waddell which was relieved by j m any apt illustrations and enlivened by occasional bursts of indignant feeling up on the horrors of the war into which we nave been so rashly involved having thus disposed of the argumen tativc portion of his speech and proved as he hoped conclusively bv a lain state ment of facts and logical deductions there from that the averment in the preamble is true to the letter mr w said he felt it incumbent on him to reply as he best might to some things which had fallen from some ol ins f rienus 0v(m . w(jjch nc feared could not be dignified by the | name ot argument he was restrained by parliamentary usage and that hi-h [ courtesy which had generally s " distin guished debates in lhat hall from calling l nese ebullitions by the name which which might be ej ven out ol doors by persons ho fell themselves aggrieved oil it has been said on this floor by ftose whose hearts 1 am sure are more j be trusted than their heads that we je whigs are oppose to the war wat we are federalists and lhat we are r n o si they have not quite called us ra ors but they have reiterated some oat softly and daintily to be sure the j 1 -'' lat < iv used bv one in high pla |»| about aiding and comforting the en pposed to the war sir who intro duced this very resolution which we are debating was it not done by a whig ' has it not the hearty support of every whig in this senate ? have we not la | bored lo press it through the senate that f we may not be too late in giving the tie | cessary aid and comfort to those who are to fight our battles ' does this look like opposing the war no sir our friends have done us notorious : wrong we have not opposed the war ; 1 say here in my place and i speak not only my own individual feelings but 1 ; doubt not the feelings of every whig with in the sound of my voice when 1 say that in our opinion we have ample cause for i vv ar with mexico i but speak the sen ! timents of those with whom i have the ; honor to act when i say that the war ! must and ought to be vigorously prosecu ted until we bring the enemy to terms and conquer an honorable peace but we say this war was wrong in the man ner of its inception we say that it be longs to congress only to declare any war and that the president commenced this war.without consulting congress e ven white congress was in session we say that the executive in so doing has given a vital stab to the constitution and when we urge the vigorous energet ! ic prosecution of the contest and will go far as the farthest in furnishing men and ' munitions we protest against the modem which it commenced the british in our revolutionary war were forced to fire at a body of american soldiers who were pouring into them a most destructive vol ley through a corps of their own best troops they shot their own foes through the hearts of their friends we are not willing that the president should fire even at our enemy through the heart of the canst iliu ion no sir the president may command our arms our purse our hearts blood in this contest but he must leave us freedom of thought and of speech ( f what worth to us is the name of liberty il our thoughts are to be fettered and sup pressed and our tongues allowed only to echo the praises of the president upon pain of being branded with want of pat riotism '. is this your boasted land of lib erty i have we not indeed fallen upon evil times when the oiler of our hands our means our lives in our country's cause is counted as nothing — may not even relieve us from the foul charge of aiding and comforting the enemy unless we add soft praises to the man who in our souls we believe has trodden in the dust our glorious constitution ? sir i speak with pain of the acts of the presi dent he is my personal friend an in timacy commenced in boyhood and con tinued for twenty-five years with the dis tinguished man whose acts i am forced to condemn must render this opposition personally most painful he has honored me with his friendship of his kind feel ings 1 have very late proofs he knows i cannot and do not approve his course iu the inception of this war and while 1 will not and cannot impute to the exec utive the corrupt motives from which some of my friends do not spare him i do i from the bottom of my heart disapprove the act were it done by my dearest friend on earth by my father 1 must be allowed to enter my solemn protest a gainst it as a palpable and mischievous attack upon the constitution and am i to be told that i oppose the war cripple i the government — aid and comfort the en emy ? god save the mark ' who now : commands your armies whose blood has flowed like water on the plains and mountains ol mexico who compose the ! majority of those who are now under j arms in a foreign land panting for com | bat with the perfidious foe ? who fill your ranks of volunteers tit home ? are there none of those much abused whigs in the number and will you tell these glorious patriots the tale that you told us yesterday — that tliey oppose the war — that they give aid and comfort to the en rny ? we are told sir by one senator mr thompson that if he thought as we did of the war that he could never be in duced to fight its battles perhaps he would not but little knows that sen ator of true whig patriotism if in his opinion the war was improperly be gun or unjustly continued he could not give it aissupport sir whigs repudiate such doctrine as unworthy of them and unpatriotic phis war however begun has now the sanction of congress the only power that has the constitutional right to decide this question and they ask no more it now commands their sup port it may do for tlie democratic sen ator from wake to act upon his individ ual opinion against the constitutional au thorities of the land if he should deem a war unconstitutional as he understands it he could not give it his aid ! thank cod ! no whig can be found bold and ar rogant enough to stand to that doctrine la heaven's name what would it lead to ? would not each man who happened to find himself disinclined to actual service l)i ; suddenly filled with doubts of the con stitutionality or justice of ihe war how would constitutional qualms be multi plied ! and how mu st the ranks be filled by reprobate whigs who arenotsocon veniently troubled with conscientious scru ples but only ask to know that their coun try is engaged in a war and needs their aid to respond to the call mr waddell next alluded to the at tempt made by some senator to cast odi . urn on the whig party by sneeringly call \ ing them federalists it seemed to be tauntingly used as a term of reproach — sir said mr w that name conveys no reproach to me it was given to as pure i a band of patriots as ever lived feder alists ! who were the federalits 1 george washington and his glorious compatriots were all federalits the holy band who sacrificed their fortunes and many of them their lives for that liberty which we now enjoy were federalists and shall we blush to be called by the name ? i said mr ii ., drawing himself up and assum ing an attitude of proud defiance i am the son of a federalist and i glory in it most of my relations were federalists during that severe struggle which achiev ed our freedom one of them yielded his heart's blood and his life at the head of his army on the plain of g^rmantown a purer or braver heart never gave it self up to its country and shall i be re proached as a federalist ? no sir pal sied be the tongue that dares say aught against lhat purest band of patriots that this country or any other country ever knew ! mr w . deprecated with great earn estness the mad ambition which we seem to have inherited with our saxon bloody to extend our territory he had much confidence in american virtue as well as , ; valor he knew that what man can do ; ; is within the reach ot true hearted ame j ricans the nation at heart was right ; | but americans were men and not angels j — and even the angels fell from ambi | tion he awfully feared that our innate ! j love of conquest would lead and allure j i us on to our ruin this should not be a \ war for the acquisition of territory but i for a redress of our national wrongs our ; very national pride — a feeling so cherish : ed among us may lead us astray and be come a passion for foreign dominion he closed by a most beautiiul picture \ of the proud american fagle brought to the ground from its lofty flight by an ar ; row feathered from his own wing a few of the thoughts ot mr w are here recorded and so far as possible in his own words but his line glowing fea tures his graceful action his clear sono rous voice his air aud attitudes so ex pressive of pleasure of tenderness gen erosity pride and lofty disdain are be yond the art of pencil or pen he must pardon this poor sketch and escape simi lar inllictions hereafter by doing himself the justice to write out his own efforts mr gilmer took the floor he remark ed that he would not have asked the in dulgence of the senate to be again heard on this resolution had not the gentleman from new hanover 1 ashe made an attack on him constituents the citizens of old guilford who had honored him with a seat in that hall ; and who for their honesty and intelligence purity of pur pose and steady loyalty to the constitu tion would compare with the constituents of any other senator on this floor al though the gentleman in reply to the se nator from orange has disclaimed all in tention to utter any thing personal or of fensive to ex-governor morehead one a mong the purest and best men in the state and who he was proud to say was one of his constituents yet his remarks were too nearly assimilated to certain oth er observations which he saw in a certain paper on his desk called " the north car olina standard to escape a reply in this paper the editor reviewing the debate on this resolution uses the follow ing false slanderous and insulting lan guage : on monday able and conclu sive arguments were delivered on the american side of the question by doctor cameron of cumberland and gen wil son of edgecomb the senate was also addressed on monday by messrs gilmer woodfin ehringhaus and russell in favor of the preamble what does the editor of this paper mean when he styles the debate on the other side " american — the word italicised to attract particular notice ' he attempts to do indirectly what his cowardice would not permit him to do openly directly and boldly let us read a little further in speaking ol the loss of the amendment to the amendment offered by gen hawkins of warren he says : '■what did they speaking ol whig senators say by that vote ? why that mexico is not iu the wrong and that as a consequence our country is .' ! we leave the federal members of the senate to get out of the predicament the best way they can here mr speaker the editor of that paper tells a wilful and deliberate falsehood a falsehood knowing it to he so when he penned the article a simple statement of gen hawkins amendment voted down by whigs will prove it how does the preamble commence ? thus : •• whereas by the action of the executive and the subsequent sanction of congress the republic is involved in a foreign w ar the amendment of the senator from edgecomb proposes to strike out the words " by the action of the executive and the subsequent sanction ot congress which would make the preamble read — li whereas the republic is involved in a foreign war c the gentleman from warren proposes to amend the amend ment by adding of ihe word " whereas the words " by the action of the mexican government how would the preamble , have read had this amendment prevailed ? thus — '• whereas by the action of the mexican government and the subsequent sanction of congress the republic is in volved in a foreign war true the last amendment would leave out of view the president altogether and throw the whole matter on the mexican government and congress — an assertion untrue and ridic ulous — and yet whig senators are charg ed with being enemies to their own coun try and friends of mexico because they voted down this nonsensical amendment some gentlemen do not understand for the want of mental ability ; others for the want of honesty what candid honest man having reasonable sense could have put such construction on this vote ? mr g remarked that it was useless lo at tempt to get off by simple disclaimers it has become too common to attack the molives and character of gentlemen by rising offensive and unpopular epithets suppose said mr g in alluding to the views which the senator from new hanover had sub mitted on this question and in doing which be is doubtless as honest as gentlemen on this side — he should in every instance when his name occurred add by way of meaning nothing the words — ant i american ton federalist and ihe like would he be content with the polite disclaimer that he meant nothing personal such politeness had the less excuse in this de bate for the reason that it had been conceded in the outset that mexico had nothing to plead in her favor that she had not kept her faith : that she was grossly at fault and had slighted our claims contemned the authority of oui go vernment and had not and was not likely to receive a stripe amiss and mr g said that in order to avoid misrepresentation as to his true position he had supposed the case of a sheriff who should overtake his prisoner one acknowledged to be guilty of barbarous wilful murder and without awaiting the forms of a le gal trial should hang him would any honest man say that the sheriff would not be guilty of murder ? should he be deterred from speaking this truth for fear of being thought fiiendly to the first offender ? the murderer dies as he de served and yet his executioner is a felon — tho conduct of both to be condemned by all who consider it of importance to society to preserve inviolate the law and the constitution air g asked why had the senator dragged into this debate his constituents the editors of the greensborough patriot and gov more head 1 he would be much obliged to know what lying tongue had lolij him that gov more head had any interest in or control over that paper ? what had the communication in that paper read by him to do with this debate ? — where is the connection ! suppose said mr i g i should read extracts from some northern democratic paper in which this war is de ! nounced out and out and then insist that the gentleman and his whole party entertain the snnie sentiments ? would he conceive it just ? the gentleman again disclaims charging gov morehead and my constituents wilh entertain ing the views contained in the communication published in the '• greensboro patriot what did he mean by naming gov morehead in con nection with the " patriot !" ? had not the se nator assured him that he had been told that gov morehead had some interest in this press he should have concluded it had originated in his own imagination he knew the editors of : that paper — they controlled their own columns — they suffer no man or men to govern their actions and have no partners in interest or in their management although he considered i the publication of the communication imprudent and ill-advised and so far as the editor may have endorsed its sentiments mr j admitted them to be at war with the true whig feeling and sentiment yet he felt authorized lo say,for the editor of that paper that lie was a gentle man of elevated worth good and true — one that loved the institutions of his country and one who would sacrifice as much to sustain them as any individual in the state and mr g further declared it as his honest opinion that lyndon stcaim although he differed with him so far as he may bo considered as endorsing the views of his correspondent that in this he was in error doubtless honestly so vet he sin cerely believed he would in the end i\o more to encourage \ olunteers and sustain the honor of his country than many who arc now so clamorous against his patriotism if the gen tleman had been as industrious to do this edi : tor justice as injury and had examined other columns of his paper he would have found him ; calling on the country lo contribute their labor and means towards sustaining and equipping our volunteers — exhortations to do something effectual and substantial — to aid in such way we may be judged by our deeds and not by sounding but hollow exclamations of patriot ism mr g said that he considered the gen tleman's use of unpopular names and allusions applied to his constituents as a feeble effort to join chorus with that insulting and contempti ble expression discovered in the late message of president polk wherein he with effrontery charges all who wiil not say that he commenc ed the war by constitutional authority with giving ** aid and comfort to the enemy al though they stand ready to shed their blood and treasure to sustain his war yet they give " aid and comfort " to ihe enemy if they refuse praise to him in all that he has done or caused to b done if they have the independence lo say his majesty erred he immediately applies lo them the words that define high treason — aid and comfort who said mr g has been so guilty in giving aid and comfbr lo tbe mex icans as the president himself in that-same message he admits that santa that bloody tyrant mexico's most experienced and war-like genera was by him permitted to re turn to the head and command ot this very en emy in speaking of tie return of this treach erous and perfidious warrior whom to mention is to hate and despise for his barbarity and cru elty to our own countrymen many of whom he permitted to be murdered in cold blood when prisoners of war the president uses the fol lowing language : " when orders were issued to the commander of our naval forces in the gulf on the loth day of may la-t only t w days after the existence of the war had been re cognized hy congress to place the coast of mexico under blockade he was directed not to obstruct the passage of anta anna to mexico should he attempt to return after this how dare any sycophantic worshiper ol james k poll lisp unintelligible jargon in a fruitless ef tort to touch the enviable reputation ol john m morehead whose name ihe senator bom new hanover has s i inexcusably draped into this debate for all know lhat sterling man will join readily in the belief thai had he been the executive instead ot mr p..!k rather than to have permitted santa anna to pass in safety our naval forces to aid and comfort " ihe enemy he would have ordered him to be hung yes strung up by the heels mr g said he valued the political character ol his constit uents as he did his own and that he would as ' he hoped in a becoming manner resent allim putations against their integrity they had ne ver failed on proper occasions to come t . the rescue of iheir country they furnished their soldiers good aud true in the niemniuhle strug gle of the revolution a period when whiggt ry was admitted by men who would now neat it with reproach as hoi raore , nan a name raen as now had guilford whigs to contend with enemies within as well as withotil : u.na in that bloody strife at guilfbrd court house when most of our militia chose rather the part ol prudence than lhat of honor one company from guilford among whom were many of mr j*s blood relations alone stood on ground that shook with the enemy's artillery to receive the inst charge and execute the order iven company commanded bv one who died of the wounds then received and in whose veins flow ed blood common with his own mr g said ho imputed no bad motive or want of patriotism to those who differed wilh him in political opinion he was ready and willing to express his confidence in their hones ly—after all they might be right and he wron but it was the pride of his heart lo know that all his relations were whigs in the revolution and that there was no human being whose blood had community with his to his knowledge who was not now a whig and that it was an opinion which he honestly entertained that when whigs fail to rally around the national flag to defend infractions as well upon the constitu tion as our rights our liberties are gone — that when to defend the constitution there should be a draft for men to pass to the bloody fields of marathon that draft will he honored mainly by w bigs that when to keep back myriads of its invaders it shall become necessary to re new the scenes of thermopylae and only a few have the daring to make the sacrifice that t'-w will he whi^r anr j wnen t!;e j as , ,. i , fina j struggle is over and the field of blood is inspec ; ted among the slain will he found some whose home was guilford ' the slow but sure steps to a monarchy mankind seems naturally jo run after a monarchy and hence monarchy bus be come the prevailing government among mankind perhaps there is no help for it bin a great eiibrt was marie against it by washington and other fathers of our republic and will yet be made by all who have imbibed their spirit the phrase one-man power which we believe is of our own coining more ex pressively defines what is understood by monarchy than any other definition we knoxv of aud hence we shall continue to use it while we call attention to its " pro gress the only sort of progress we have made these late years in the u states our one-man power is named president which is now synonymous with emperor or king although never it tended to be so in our constitutional republic thus the power to declare war exist ing in kings and emperor now it is con tended by what calls itself democracy exists in our president it is not to be sure so contended iu express words but the principle is laid down that in the arm ed occupation of the territory west of the xeuces without an act of congress — a disputed territory — mr polk was right although that occupation necessarily in volved us in the war with mexico so when our government has a dispute with another government it is now settled as a democratic principle that an executive can so to war about it without consult ing congress even though congress be in session the power to involve us in that is to declare war therefore now exists in our president just as it does in a king or emperor or an autocrat it is a folly then hereafter :<» speak of our country as a republic it is a monarchy but the head of it is softened down by the name of president because king i unpopular yet war thus existing in spite of congress but necessarily waged by congress when the nation is thus forced into it by its mon arch — it is again laid down as a demo cratic principle that what is conquered is annexed and tints becomes part and par cel of our union hear mr douglassof illinois a noted democratic leader when speaking in congress on that point \\ e quote from the union : " now ':.--> mr li : new mexico •■'• states before lie i n ral kearney ination at ail // inix n j art .,' the i nited states by virtue of the act oj ' ingress which annexed a i r that '■; if a treaty of •■■. . '■'. _- were part and pa t right of conquest and must so remain orrrrr mk hn?!i to m'r . ••■!. it was fore tie wet of conquest which nnrr(j the urritnry and it did not require ihe proclamation c ie:i kear ney or commo.lor stockton they merely declared the existence of a fact rh;ch had previously occaned conquest s annexation and thus ta mauhpas new eon coabuihi chibua hua part oi era cruz x cu . mexico and the vast territory of upper and lower california not only become - part and parcel of the united states but are ;," nexed to tbe united s'atcs here we see first the monarch starting a war on his own authority and then under that war annexing to the union territories as va>t as the union itself and all without an act of congress reasoning in this spirit.it is that mr i oik in bis message says : " h : tecwritwaltttewe iwwtwhw^rz :' treeing for^tiwwtwmd de fraying the expenses ,..,,,,.",/" tneidewt to the main tenance of our possess ■", and aath "■t net them here the monarch speaks as all rnon archs would speak of conquered territory they intended to keep in the vein ot fred erick the great or a napoleon and ex presses ins desire to have permanent for mications erected at our expense for the permanent « maintenance of our posses sions and authority over them the violence done to free government in such assumptions by the one manpow er as these mr polk himself has become so aware of that it is painful to him to have a discussion of them hence in his message he says : — •• the v;ir baa been re;ir^s--nie.l a=i . r.v.e cessary 1 oa our pan upon a weak aud injured enemy such err views entertained by but few have been widely and extern ly circulated qoi only ;.: home but h spread n mexico an i the whole world a more -:' a devised t tbe enemy and protract the war than lo advocate aud a!h '' r '' give them aklandcom this imputes treason to any man who has dared to question the propriety and justice of the manner in which the exec utive had originated and carried on the war mr polk has quoted the words aid and comfort from the constitutional defi nition of treason with the evident inten tion of intimating that no man could ques tion or in the remotest manner express a doubt of the propriety of the war or the manner in which it has been waged with out proving himself a traitor to his coun try and disposed to •• aid and comfort its enemies let us pause here and see the strides ot monarchy in the republic first the executive creates a war then under it anne < s his conquests and after all is com pleted he tells us it is treason to discuss his doings because we presume the a merican monarch has the presumptive . prerogative of other monarchs that of doing no wrong monarchy is thus complete in its alleg ed prerogatives in these united states 1 he king can do no wrong and it is trea son therefore to impute wrong to him war exists in consequence of bis orders and there must be no discussion of it the old thirteen states of the union that formed a constitution for their own gov ernment are swamped by the annexation of vast territories they had never heard of when their constitution is formed and when they are sinking they are told it i s treason to complain of the causes that have ' overwhelmed them a very able discussion is going on in the house of representatives respecting the proclamations ol general kearney and com stockton mr polk has undoubted ly stimulated and probably sanctioned them the monarchists thei on sus taining all that has been done in tbe spi rit of the language we have quoted from mr douglass such is de mocracy it knows no medium of a con stitutional government but as a pendu lum is ever vibrating from anarchy to despotism and from despotism to anar chy — new york f.i press the right to speak sow lhat mr polk has demeaned himself enough to speak of us who are denouncing his un constitutional and illegal act in involving us in a war without the authority of con gress and increating governments iu dis tant lands without like authority — as traitors giving " aid and comfort to the enemy — it is time to bang some such a banner as this on our outward wall — pf } . express m living i shall assert the right of free discussion ; dying i shall assert it ; and should i leave no other inheritance lo my children by the blessings of god i will have them the inheritance of fbee prin ciples and the example of a manly and independent defence of them waasteb beware of an impostor a man by the name of mi:r n.t.i visit.'d thia place i few days ago and endeavored to work upon ihe sympathy of our citizens bv passing himself off o a deaf mite ii was - n founj out however that ie was a rank impostor and lhat he had as free use of his tongue as must men he cleared him if oti when tbe impo sition was discovered to practice as we sop pose upon some community m re credulous than tie from a notice in ike greensboro patriot it seems he attempted tbe same insao ion upon the citizens iiitp and proposed to give lessons in penmanship : but irom his short stay we judge he did not succeed in humbug ping manj orsof the patriot melville i a man of ordinary tize and ma a genteel appearance ; and we hope the edit patri t n iw as he has proved him an impostor wi i give him a mark that will stick to him and by which the public may be guarded from hi imposition — ifn'lsboro liccordir ma adams — the bo-ton papers state that the hon john quincv adam in his eagerness to get well enough to take his seat in congress tried his strength loo fir and f<-ll while walking in bis room bruising his person somewhat his physician has forbidden him lo think of go ing to washington this winter commodore john frost has blockaded all the ports on the hudson from newburgh to the head of navigation bruner & james ) editors 4 proprietors ] " k ™ a t "* t °" i new series lulzks do tnis and liberty < ' gen'l harr son j number 36 of volume iii salisbury n c friday january 8 1847
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term t . dou p amurn in advance jjvertisements inserted t$l persqnar for the fin 1 05 cents for each subse#mt insertion court r fed 25 percent higher w w a ■«•- fig . v_x jh — is — l v ea__i b _^ debate in the senate on wednesday 23rd december 1846 in the preamble and resolution appro priating ten thousand dollars lo aid the north carolina regiment of vol unteers mr francis opened the debate lie said to have done tin thing after his wn peculiar fashion we were not in ie senate handier during this speech i1 j o , enti ring found me waddell on the floor maintaining ie truth of the assertion in this preain fe that the war was brought on by the ctionofthe executive he maintained iru the treaties with france and spain ! regard to tin boundariesoi texas had othing to do with the question mexico •,, itedfrom spain — texas revolted from exico what texas required by the word and could keep by the sword was j s he could cai her own she never a ] been able to reduce the territory be fell thi |;, 1 li - rio grande to ubmission it has always been in the wstession ol mexico except a small dis ri,.-t bi pond ihe neuces limited by the esert and which mr 1 c ingersoll call d tin •• \ itural boundary dse said mr waddell that south jarolina had succeeded in her scheme of unification and afterwards had been nnexed to england with the exception if a few counties on her northern bor er which she never could reduce and i'hicli still remained part of the union ? ould england pretend that the old bound aries of south carolina should still be re garded as the true boundary ' but 2nd suppose texas had by her declaration in invention or in congress i pronounced the rio grande to be the true boundary the congress of the united states have since admitted in various ways in ihe intercourse with mexico that the boundary was still an open question was it not to be the subject of future ne ' puliation ' was it not so resolved ? and can tin i nited states in the face of their own solemn resolution now claim the rio grande as a settled boundary ? this is punic faith with a vengeance but3rdly suppose the united states was i';t estopped by this solemn act of hers how has she regarded the subject since have not all our secretaries of state and john ('. calhoun among them authorized our ministers to mexico to treat on the question of boundary as an men one ? 4th mr polh himself by sending mr slidell to treat on this very question to gether with our pecuniary claims makes il yet an open question 5fh the first orders given to naval t


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I remember that game. He was getting chirped , then crumpled up into a ball in the fetal position. Fuck i was pissed.....He was rendered useless after that verbal beating. I was disgusted and I knew that the fact that he wasn't a very good trash talker with no good one liners in his pocket was likely going to haunt him later in his career.Everything for him is likely going right down the shitter if he doesn't strat throwing some insults around on the ice. His speed will decline, his shot will miss the net more often, he'll blow defensive coverage.BladesofSteel wrote:
Uhhhhh, The dude cowered like a pussy. Not the kind of imposing figure one would expect out of a guy with his physical attributes. If he's too frickin' sensitive, he's useless.
I mean look what trash talking has done for Sean Avery ....... right ??? right ???