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Having problems with your Kenmore 22812 Bagged Canister Vacuum ?
How to replace the Terminal Cover on top of the Extension Wand
\015 I had a bad connection between the Wire Harness on the handle and the Terminal Cover on the Extension Wand. I replaced the wire harness, the the vacuum runs great. However, I bought the terminal cover because one of the contact pins looks "rusty" and I don't want to cause another poor connection. Will you please provide instructions for the removal of the Terminal Cover? I've played around with this enough to know that I may start to break something if I apply pressure in the wrong places.\015\012\015\012terminal cover - how to remove it so cord rewind can be replaced\015
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Born in Santa Monica and raised in a medical family, Dr. Granzow is native to the Los Angeles area. He attended college at Princeton, where he majored in chemical engineering and graduated with honors and a certificate in engineering biology. During that time, he also completed independent work in the Programs in Robotics and Intelligent Systems and independent work in vaccine production at Merck Pharmaceuticals.
After college, Dr. Granzow attended Tulane Medical School and soon developed an interest both in surgery and microsurgery. These interests continued throughout both of his residencies; first in Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery at USC in Los Angeles followed by Plastic Surgery at the University of Miami in Florida. He graduated medical school in 1997 in the top 10% of his class and was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society.
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LinkNobody cares, Walt. Why should they? We're an abomination of fruits and nuts.
I'm surrounded on all sides by these fires.....100-200 feet high flames, smoke everywhere, Santa Ana winds almost hurricane-speed.....
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For various reasons the "spot the difference" game genre has taken off on the App Store. These games involve looking at two nearly identical photographs and tapping on the areas of difference. It's a simple game but well suited to the iPhone's touch screen.
We've tried a variety of these games over the past few months, and most have them have been pretty disappointing. Photo Spot [$0.99, Lite] was probably one of the best ones available and came out back in Febraury. However, a new contender called What's the Difference [$1.99] was recently highlighted by longtime forum member Carlos-SZ and highly recommended -- and we can see why.
JVL's entry into this field offers great production value, a variety of modes, a library of 500 photos and even a global high score system.
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CABLE FROM JULES VERNE TO SIMON LAKE,Sent from Amiens, France - 1898
"While my book 'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea is entirely a work of imagination, my conviction is that all I said in it will come to pass. A thousand mile voyage in the Baltimore submarine boat (The Argonaut) is evidence of this. This conspicuous success of submarine navigation in the United States will push on under-water navigation all over the world. If such a successful test had come a few months earlier it might have played a great part in the war just closed. The next great war may be largely a contest between submarine boats. I think that electricity rather than compressed air will be the motive power in such vessels for the sea is full of this element. It is waiting to be harnessed as steam has been. It will then not be necessary to go to the land for fuel any more than for provisions. The sea will supply food for man and power without limit. Submarine navigation is now ahead of aerial navigation and will advance much faster from now on. Before the United States gains her full development she is likely to have mighty navies not only on the bosom of the Atlantic and Pacific, but in the upper air and beneath the water's surface. JULES VERNE"
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[MVP]Blues, I saw your match against Fabian, it was quite close. You might know me on Po as Genesectless.
Anyway I am always quite active but it's quite hard to find my way around Serebii fourms lol
Anyway, just an activity post and I have replied to Superstar
To make it clear, if you PM me, I get an email. I do not use this site anymore.
If you PM me I will do my best to get back to you.
i said i was gonna tlk to you's about a extention to get the war done by battles and not a draw like monkey suggested, then mankey said no and that it should be your win.
So whats the go Close thread ? Finish the war ? or decide this on 'Activity' because the way it seems they were as active as each other.
I shall hop on PO. We shall talk.
To make it clear, if you PM me, I get an email. I do not use this site anymore.
If you PM me I will do my best to get back to you.
He also mentioned that you'd get the activity win once the deadline was reached and guess what?
He did. Oh wait, he didn't.
The deadline was extended.
Suddenly the last 2 people on PM's war team are alive.
I mean no disrespect to PM or it's war team, Im just pointing out some questionable discrepancies on D-Bray's part.
1. Both captains told me to sub you in, they have all power over you
2. Monkey does have the activity win, i just havent updated the thread.
3. talk to your Captain, Gear has ... 12ish hours to get the battle done.
Tried getting in contact with whoever my new opponent was
this war is hilarious and i really have no idea whats going on go PM
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if you were more active you would of been told, also it caused the activity win.
thats all i got from reading this "war thread"Originally Posted by *confused sushinoodles*
What is this?? Is this a Pokemon battle? Am I winning? I'll think I'll go stand here in this corner...
I am a Christian and very proud of it! Copy and paste this into your sig if you are too.
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Deoxys to P2-D2
everything else is probably off the google images
The war is over, MM got the activity win over me, making the war tie at 2-2. I apologize for my extreme lack of activity, school and spring break both completely shot my internet life. This was definitely...an interesting war. I'll have the thread locked ASAP.
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Please read the letter from the Headmaster following the 150th celebrations and the highlights from the events of the year.
|The Wellesley community extends far beyond the boys and girls currently thriving here. Close and lasting ties are forged between pupils, parents and staff. The long mailing list for the school magazine and the wonderful Wellesley gatherings which take place from time to time, reflect the deep affection felt by Old Welleslians and their families for their school.
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Wellesley House & St Peter's Court Archives
Photos, magazines and other information about the school's long and illustrious history have been scanned and collated into a new, digital format at Flickr to allow former pupils, parents and friends of the school to access the information more easily. The work is on-going, but a great deal of early material had been made available by the time of the archive launch at the East India Club in November 2013 (see photo gallery) and more is being added all the time.
Our archivist Mrs Victoria Nielson (firstname.lastname@example.com), is always happy to receive comments about the pages, new material that we can upload, or letters and articles relating to the alumni pages of the school magazine, 'The Welleslian.'
Detailed instructions about how to access the archives are attached at the very bottom of this page, beneath the alumni and gallery sections
Old Welleslians are encouraged to keep the school informed of their correct contact details, including email, by emailing the archivists, or contacting the school office on email@example.com or by telephoning 01843 862991.
Over the years Wellesley has contributed significantly in a wide range of fields:
F.T. and E.G. Mann (father and son) were Captains of England; Chris Cowdrey (Captain of Kent and England); Graham Cowdrey (KCC); Alex Loudon (Kent, Warwickshire and England); Ruaraidh Gunn (real tennis); Edward Richardson (golf); Georgina Harland (Bronze medallist, Athens Olympics, Modern Pentathlon); William Fox-Pitt (Silver medallist, Athens Olympics and London Olympics, Equestrian); Simon and Oliver Sherwood (horse racing); Bruce Critchley (golf commentator);Charles and Mark Hue-Williams (father and son) world champion rackets players; Tony Nash (Bobsleigh Olympic gold medallist 1964).
The Arts
The stage: Michael Denison, Gresby Nash, Sir Jeremy Child, Jimmy Allen; Anna Steel; Patrick Lichfield (photographer); Mike d'Abo (Manfred Mann); Reginald Bosanquet (broadcaster); Anthony Blonde (publisher); Sir Jocelyn Stevens (British Heritage); Henry Wyndham (chairman of Sothebys); Oliver Preston (cartoonist); Pandora Clifford (actress); Siobhan Hewlett (actress).
Henry Bellingham MP; The Rt. Hon. James Arbuthnot MP; Ian Liddell-Grainger MP; Lord Lyell of Markyate (former Attorney General); Lord Denham (Former Chief Whip in the House of Lords).
St. Peter's Court
Prince Henry and Prince George, later Dukes of Gloucester and Kent. General Sir Peter de la Billiere; Admiral of the Fleet Sir Henry Leach; Field Marsh Lord Carver; The Rt. Hon. Michael Allison; Sir John Arbuthnot; Lord Jellicoe; Lord Avebury; Lord Fanshawe of Richmond; Lord Orr-Ewing; Lord Kingsdown; Anthony Forbes.
Distinguished others
Sir Hew Strachan (Professor of History at Oxford and author); Sir Jonathan Porritt; Lord Melchett (environmental issues); HRH The Duke of Gloucester; Sir Bernard Waley-Cohen and Sir Gavyn Arthur (Lords Mayor of London), The Duke of Northumberland, The Duke of Rutland, The Duke of Grafton, The Reverend Nick Stacey.


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St. Mary School provides many opportunities for students to get involved and use their gifts and talents. While a complete listing of active groups is below, St. Mary is always accepting proposals for new groups and activities.
- Weekly Mass Participation
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- Christmas and Spring Concerts
- Grandparent's Day
- Spring Talent Show
- Honor Roll Recognition
- Athletic Banquets
Programs, Organizations, and Contests
- Presidential Physical Fitness Program
- Student Council
- School-Wide Motivational Reading Program
- Battle of the Books
- Knights of Columbus Spelling Contest
- Knights of Columbus Math Contest
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President Eaton Sets Direction for a New Year
As the 2005–06 academic year opened, Seattle Pacific
University President Philip Eaton spoke before many campus
audiences, laying out his priorities for a new year and a
new era. Among his presentations were three key events:
State of the University Address, "Building
on Ancient Foundations"
September 21, 2005
After celebrating the strong momentum Seattle Pacific is experiencing,
President Eaton officially unveiled to faculty, staff, and
student leaders the 10-year plan for the University's
future titled 2014: A Blueprint for Excellence. The plan,
he said, is driven by vision. "Our vision is this: We
want to change the world with the transforming gospel of Jesus
Christ. Can a university change the world? Well, that's
what our vision says. We want to enter into God's big
drama for his world, and God's drama is about changing
things to be better. For all of his children. Everywhere.
Welcome to New Students and Parents
September 22, 2005
Speaking to the largest and most highly qualified class of
new students in Seattle Pacific's history — and
their parents and families — President Eaton stated
that a great university requires "big ideas and great
people." "This education is not just about your
career," he told the students. "We will, of course,
pay attention to that, but we also want to give you a big
picture for your life, a big purpose. You are joining one
of the finest Christian universities in the country, a university
with a big, audacious sense of calling and a deep, abiding
commitment to Christian community."
Opening Convocation, "What We Need Now Is a
Conversion of the Imagination"
September 27, 2005
As the entire campus community gathered to launch the academic
year, President Eaton spoke about Seattle Pacific's
responsibility to President Eaton Sets Direction for a New
Year address poverty, inequality, and pain in the world. "The
cultural, social, economic, religious, and global shifts taking
place in our world today are seismic, and must change the
way we do education," he said. "We cannot withdraw
into the comfort and safety of an intellectual ghetto. We
cannot indulge in Christian separatism. ... We have to look
right into the heart of all this profound and confusing change,
and offer a response that is meaningful and helpful."
The President's Bookshelf
What books does a university president read in his "spare"
time? An avid reader, President Eaton's choices are
eclectic. Here are some recent selections, with his comments:
David McCullough, 1776.
"McCullough captures in amazingly fresh detail the great
pivotal year of 1776, when the future of America, involved
in a war of independence with Britain, hung in the balance.
We get the war with all its bloody, messy chaos, and we get
the hero, George Washington, with all his faults and indecision
and, ultimately, his heroism. Somehow McCullough takes us
right into the white-hot confusion of battle where things
could have turned out very differently."
George Weigel, The Cube and the Cathedral: Europe,
America, and Politics Without God.
"This is a fabulous book reflecting on what is happening
as Europe persists in cutting itself from its Christian roots,
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Speaking to a roomful of Republican Party faithful in Kenai, U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens on Friday linked the very purchase of Alaska from the Russians with the type of change this year's presidential candidates are advocating.
"Everyone's calling for change," Stevens said to about 125 people attending the Kenai Peninsula Republican Women's Lincoln Day dinner at the Challenger Learning Center of Alaska in Kenai.
"Republicans have made a lot of changes in this state," he said, adding that it was Republican President Abraham Lincoln's secretary of state, William Seward, who effected the purchase of the Alaska Territory from the Russian Empire, though the sale in 1867, was not finalized until two years following Lincoln's assassination.
Stevens covered a range of issues during his keynote address in which he informed attendees of his plans to once again seek re-election to his Senate seat, a seat he has held since 1968. Stevens is the longest-serving senator in the history of the Republican Party.
Speaking on domestic issues in Alaska, Stevens said the proposed natural gas pipeline from the North Slope "will bring the attention of the world to our state and its resources." He indicated that attention is worth more than the natural gas itself.
Earlier in the day, when he arrived at Kenai Municipal Airport, Stevens said, "Washington is really worried about getting state action (on the pipeline) completed.
"We're a little worried about a 2013 start date," he said.
"At least five federal agencies are involved. Permitting would take 18 months, and pre-permitting is what we're talking about," Stevens said, listing the Department of Energy, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the Department of the Interior and the Environmental Protection Agency as some of the federal agencies that will need to give a green light to the pipeline project.
"We want them to get to work as soon as possible," he said.
Because the state of Alaska owns the land, the state needs to move first, he said.
"The final licensing is a federal action, not a state action," Stevens said.
When asked for his position on the Pebble Mine project, he said he has not yet seen a plan he would support.
"The state Legislature could enact a law to control Pebble," Stevens said. "I don't know if that's doable.
"The Bristol Bay run is the largest salmon run in the world," he said. "That run is under attack from natural sources; it shouldn't be from us."
Stevens said he visited with some "old timers in Fairbanks," who told him they tried to recover the Pebble gold 50 years ago, but did not have the means "to get at it." Their recommendation, he said, is to mine it in numerous small projects rather than as one massive mine site.
Talking about calls for listing several Alaska mammals as endangered, Stevens said flatly, "They're all fake.
"They're all designed to raise the flag over high gasoline use in California contributing to (carbon dioxide) emissions. Our research in Fairbanks disagrees that there's a species threat.
"It's a habitat threat," Stevens said. "That's not covered under the Endangered Species Act."
Referring to computer graphics from the university center, Stevens said while polar ice above Alaska appears to be receding, "polar ice is now greater than ever in Greenland."
"The (ocean water) surface temperature is the same. It's warmer down below. Something's happening down there, but we don't know what," Stevens said. "The currents coming in from the Atlantic and Pacific are moving the ice.
"Our people at the university believe we should wait and see what happens. Our university center says it's global climate change," he said.
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When summer solstice rolled around, it was time for the Rooney Bin to take a vacation at Isle of Palms, S.C. The brief sojourn was, as writer Hal Chadwicke would say, "sunburn at premium prices."
In many ways it was an atypical family getaway, one where nothing went wrong and we all were still speaking by the end of the trip. My hopes of writing a humorous account of what broke down, who got sick and who got lost were dashed. My spouse, the Binmeister, disappeared briefly during a shopping expedition, when he spotted an ice cream stand, but No.1 daughter and I didn't care; we had credit cards.
Vacations were different back in the day, when Rooney Bin kids were pre-school and we lived in a cold northern clime hundreds of miles inland. Every major holiday meant loading the car with clothes, diapers, toys, two weeks' supply of food and drink - consumed in three hours - two squirmy children, a hyperactive dog and a bottle of chloroform (just kidding) for a 17-hour drive from Chicago to the Delaware/Maryland shore. It was an educational experience, providing a deep appreciation for American pioneers, who crossed the country in a wagon train. How did they pass long days on the trail without talk radio, mobile phones or an iPad to entertain the youngsters? No wonder not everyone made it.
There's no sane explanation for why we would leave our beautiful Northeast Florida beach that is less than a half-mile from our home to pay $44 daily rent for an umbrella and three chairs to protect us from the sun. The summer solstice has always been an insane time of year. Solstice comes from the Latin words sol (sun) and sistere (to stand still). It's the longest day and shortest night of the year in the northern hemisphere, thus a time when ancient folks thought the sun stood still. (To modern man, summer solstice signifies traffic standing still on Interstate-95.) Pagans wearing garlands of flowers and herbs, including St. John's wort, an herb used as a mood stabilizer, danced around bonfires. They leaped over the flames for courage, believing their crops would grow as high as they could jump.
We returned to Florida's First Coast in time to make merry at a Summer Solstice party hosted by Atlantic Beach residents Dick and Sylvia Simmons, where a lavish spread and adult beverages were served in lieu of St. John's wort. The 15th almost-annual oceanfront bash had a sub-theme; it also celebrated Dick's retirement. Dick, an ophthalmologist for 36 years and partner at Atlantic Eye Institute for 20 years, now will "have time to pamper me," said Sylvia, a former Atlantic Beach councilwoman and master gardener. The couple won't rest on their laurels now that granddaughter Gloria Perle has moved from the West Coast to Atlantic Beach with her parents, Melinda Simmons and Chris Perle. In addition to being doting grandparents, they hope to have more time to travel, and "Dick wants to learn to cook," Sylvia said. "He has a list of books to read including cookbooks, but so far he's just reading about it" and perhaps getting ideas from caterer Gregory Paul, who prepared a gourmet buffet for the 70 guests at the party.
On June 25, the newly elected board of the Democratic Club of Ponte Vedra welcomed summer with dinner at the Sawgrass Players Club home of President Barbara Haugen. A special guest at the event was Nell Toensmann, chairwoman of the St. Johns County Democratic Executive Committee. She talked about the upcoming gubernatorial election and the club's plans to remind folks to request absentee ballots.
Board members at the do were vice president Laura Atkinson, treasurer Bill Tunstall, secretary Phyllis Gallagher, parliamentarian Chuck Warren, Nona Tarjan, Charlene Garrity, Linda Householder and Bernadette Miron. The club has about 100 members and usually meets at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch library on the first Wednesday of every month except July. The next meeting is Wednesday, Aug 7 at the library. For information about the club call Haugen at 904-473-5479 or email email@example.com.
Also on June 25, the Military Officers Association of America hosted a cocktail party at Fleet Landing. About 140 residents of the continuing care retirement community for adults ages 62 and older attended to meet Cdr. Katherine O'Neill Tracy, USNR-ret., who is Deputy Director of MOAA's benefits information department.She talked about military benefit programs and changes affecting them, including updates about reinstatement of retired pay to Tricare and the effects of remarriage on survivor benefits. Tracy, who has more than 26 years of active duty and Navy reserve service, has been deputy director of the benefits information department since 2003. About 48 percent of Fleet Landing residents are retired military from all branches of the service. The life care community in Atlantic Beach offers an array of programs, services and living options. For information, call (904) 246-9900 or visit www.fleetlanding.com.
Sawgrass Country Club goes all out to celebrate summer and the birthday of America, as do many First Coast communities, with activities for youngsters and oldsters, such as an outdoor seafood boil at the beach pavilion, an all-American cookout on the driving range with entertainment and spectacular fireworks over the golf course on the Fourth, and a family fun day and night on July 6.
A highlight of the festivities is the annual golf cart parade, an event that involves residents and visitors in creating elaborately decorated golf carts that parade the three-mile roadway circling Sawgrass, while clusters of folks gather along the route to cheer them on. As the carts lined up in the golf club parking lot, youngsters lined up for free cotton candy, popcorn and sno-cones and to jump for joy in two bounce houses. A St. Johns County fire engine led about 60 carts in this year's parade. They were decorated in themes such as Dog Dayz, a Luau, It's a Duck Dynasty, an airplane, Monsters, Sponge Bob Squarepants, Elvis, Sawgrass Monopoly and flags, flags and more flags. The Eber family's Star Spangled Express, a colorful two-cart train big enough for most of the family, won the most patriotic trophy. Most creative was Christmas in July by the Slifer clan, a cool reminder that Christmas is only 174 days away. (Yikes, better get shopping!) Best in show was the Johnson golf cart promoting the delights of the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens.
"Every animal on the cart is in the zoo, sting rays, bats, lions and butterflies representing the zoo's butterfly hollow area," Kathleen Johnson said. The cart was topped with a train and, in the rear, there was a zoo carousel, she pointed out.
We're halfway through the hottest part of the summer, so it's time to think about the cool things in store for September. The folks at Beaches Emergency Assistance Ministry are primed to help needy families send their children back to school equipped with school supplies, new clothes and shoes. In 2012, 300 volunteers from scout troops, schools, civic clubs, businesses, churches, neighborhoods, families and individuals rallied to help Back to School with BEAM provide about 1,000 youngsters with more than 10,000 items of gently used clothing, 6,000 pairs of new socks and underwear, 1,000 vouchers for new shoes, 1,000 backpacks and school supply bags, toothpaste and toothbrushes. BEAM needs help from the community to make the Saturday, Aug. 10, Back to School event as great a success as it has been for 18 years. Volunteer and/or donate money, school supplies and clothes at locations listed on www.jaxbeam.org or drop off donations at BEAM, 850 6th Ave. S, Suite 400, Jacksonville Beach. Call (904) 241-7437 for more information.
Ponte Vedra Beach resident Leigh Cort has formed a new organization that promises a year of fun for women in the hospitality industry, the Women's Food Alliance. To qualify as a member, you must work a minimum of 25 hours a week in the food, beverage or hospitality industry and related fields. The organization offers educational and fun monthly events, business-related seminars, networking opportunities and food and beverage workshops as well as field trips and dinners in various locations throughout Northeast Florida. Eight to ten programs a year will include dinners and luncheons at members' venues, food and spirit tastings, culinary focus groups, introduction to new food products and hospitality industry speakers and culinary celebrities. Dues are $50 a year. For information, go to www.WomensFoodAlliance.com. To join, email email@example.com.
Florida's First Coast sun worshippers fete the solstice by driving in circles desperately seeking parking places at the Beaches or Mickler's Landing. (Pass the St. John's wort, please.) If successful, they butter their bodies with sunscreen, jump waves instead of bonfires and walk the beach looking for shells and sharks' teeth to commemorate the occasion. As humor writer Erma Bombeck said, "we hit the sunny beaches, where we occupy ourselves keeping the sun off our skin, the saltwater off our bodies and the sand out of our belongings." Go figure. It's an American mid-summer ritual.
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How to sell fast, thats every Seller and agents want when they put the property in the market but most of the time it does not happen because of numebrs of reasons.
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text: On Tuesday 20 January 2004 14:18, Mark Borgerding wrote:> If I may be so bold as to make a suggestion: Maybe the developer in> charge of ALSA's e-mu driver could work with us poor unfortunates.The first thing would be to get the latest alsa version (1.0.1) to workwith a 2.6 kernel (or wait for it to be integrated); so far I had no luckeither with the packaged 1.0.1 or the CVS version.Loading the kernel version of the modules always fails with:ALSA sound/pci/ac97/ac97_codec.c:1671: AC'97 0:0 does not respond - RESETEMU10K1_Audigy: probe of 0000:02:04.0 failed with error -6> Sound: SBLive ValueSB Live! Platinum; lspci says "Creative Labs SB Live! EMU10k1 (rev 07)"> Redhat 7.3 (w/ piecemeal recompiles & upgrades)Based somewhere around RedHat 8 or 9, but this should not matter, apartperhaps from the compiler, which I compiled myself: gcc 3.3.1 (also triedgcc 2.95.3) and binutils 2.14.> Kernel: 188.8.131.52.0> CPU: Athlon XP 2100+> Mobo: ASUS (I think it's A7V333. I can confirm this later.)Dual Athlon XP 2000+ on Tyan Tiger MPX-- Heinz Ulrich Stille / Tel.: +49-541-9400463 / Fax: +49-541-9400450design_d gmbh / Lortzingstr. 2 / 49074 Osnabrück / www.design-d.de-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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The Columbia correslonidelit. of the
News and Courier, writing to his paper
under recent date, says: "Chief Con
stable llammett has returned from
Charleston, where he went to look over
the situation and report upon the way
in which the law is carried out. lie is
well pleased with the result of his in
vestigations and expects soon to receive
a report from Sub Chief Holmes, con
firming his opinion. Ini speaking of the
way the dispensary law was enforced
in Charleston. . . . Mr. Hanmett
said that tile law was being better ob
served . . . than ever before."'
lThat came from the Columbia end of
the line.
In the same issue of tile News and
Courier in which the abovespecial from
Columbia was printed appeared an ae
count of the raid of ani humble negro's
home in Charleston by tile liquor Con
stables. The raid occurred on Monday
while the occupant, 11. 11. Owens, tihe
olored jianitor at the UTiitedI States
Custom House. was awlyv frot hole at
his work. Whn htle returId liome tihat
night "Iall investigatioi showed that
dispellsary colst ables hadI vnt ered the
place through a dloor in the rear, had
broken open severaIl doors. hadI golne
through tle hou.se frot top to htI tol
searching lor liquor, and hlad then ft
it. and its contents at t he Ierey of anly
vagranit negro who might havc uakel a
notion to ent -r. " Not a drop of liquoir
was foundi. ()wens is a t \.)t of the old
Southern negro, who was faithf-.1l to
the great trust relost'd in him irintg
the dIrkest itriold of the sith's his
tory. In riprt 1lmting the affair to the#
News and Courier, le said: I have
served you i white pl)04 I'mr sit-three
ye.krs served -(i it as a -iivt' zold as a
freedmian, 111d I have a iright ni,1 'Il
to ask but to <IL-mand11i lI'otcio at yu.ar
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leyward Ixress th e II es '' elI
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dipe s:y l in . C Imr 4Ill , tof clour I,e
they do not mevanl t hat tIe arl '0'we WIl
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searcheing:i if t his obI n .:ro Ii h :;.s. In
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Such acts arei. brt:dha :ttit hih-as. :atl
is against thlie Inforemnlit of h dis
oensary law anv wI. and it is an' im2
piossible task sith ictly to nforce the law
inl lharleston so ltingi as this is itw t'a'i.
It is the iduty of thi0 ticers (of thet law,
not)twitlhsat:miin t his stnt itntt, t o sieekl
to enCorce the law inl Ihlarltstion. Ibi)t
('Very such bruttal aet as the ridt ofi thi-u
(ohl nlegro's5 houwls is goingi to ma1k e thle
law morte impo~tssiblde I> eniftirce, uI
this fact ought to hie recognized by the
oflicer's if it is no) t. I t the faects as re
ported ini the News mud (Courier ar'e
the lisp ensarv coinst alies w ho com
miit ted the deed outght. to I . dischargerd
from thle fitrci andi iniit(ed in thle
to it that thle li ke doiies no t soon ocem-'
in aniy piortitoi of tilt St ate. ilet ter
that tIlh law shlt d no,1t' enforitedi at.
all thlani that theitse ioutrages shoul) d be
com11 commoniit ocem11 rencles.
We nti ce that several of our tx
changes hav' taintihoned that lion1. WV.
(1. Tatum I;was a t:uttlid ati' fot'r11 m in?r
of the board rf d r+---tor1' of theu dispt'n.
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A I-unniy Show Cominug.
A Rabbit's F"oot Comedy Company, at
high class companity (If genine niegro
funi miaker's arie billed0( to appIeatr ill New
berry, Motiday nlighit, August 24, under.'i
canvass5 oin theit Mower' lot, opposite thle
jail. WhIile this sho1(w is compoltsedl oft
all colored male and( fettale perf'orm11 -rs
dliffrenit fr'om most shows of its class,
it comes0 hiidytl enditorsedl by press anld
public as giving a st rictly clean and1( ret
tmedl show such as can lie allttnded by
elite ladies andl chlildr'en. They travel
in two plrivate cars' andi( carry a big
brass band andt supler'b orchiestrau. The11
performnance besides beinug very lugh
able, consists of goodl siniging, buck and
wing dancing, cake wvalking atit comelldy
specially written for this cuomlpany by
Fratnk Dumont, all 01(1 time intstrel
man of note. In this comedy is a com1
plete minstrel fitst. pat., with its gags,
witticisms, change of end meni, etc.,
replete wvith rag-time oIpera.
Prices of admission 35i cents, -childrenl
25 cents. Reserved seats soldi at tent.
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Academy Subjects. t
There was communion service at
Colony Church last Sunday.
Mr. George P. Griffin will represent
this congregation at conference. which c
convenes at St. Paul's church embrac- t
ing the fifth Sunday of this month. c
The Sunday-school elected Messrs. lien t
Buzhardt, Ernest Long and Miss Della I
Long as delegates to the Union Sun- (
day-school convention which is in ses- I
sion at Trinity Methodist church, near 2
Longshore's, No. 6 Township.
Mr. Billy Jennings, an old veteran,
who left this country just after the
Confederate war and went to Georgia,
is visiting some of his old comrades itn
this county. He will stay over for the
reunion of the old Confeds at Young's
Before I forget let me tell you that I
we are having too much rain for the l
cotton. If the rain continues ilucli
longer it's going to be a short horse.
Messrs. L. 1. Epting and George
Wicker go to the Sunday-school con
vention as delegates from St. Paul's
Mrs. H. R. Epps is spending a while
with her daughter, Mrs. S. A. Rikard
and family.
We were mistaken in giving the age
of Mr. J. J. Gallman, deceased. I le
was in the fifty-ninth year of his age.
an( not in the sixty-third as was stated.
Through the kindness of our friend.
Mr. M. L. Strauss, we went down to
the barbecue at St. Paul's last T1e1sday.
It is not our custom togo into another I
man's field and gather up the frag
ments that belong to him, but my friend 1
Push always gives me this pl ivilcge.
And with his permission I will take an
14Y-handed shot at the happening. of4
the day. Notwithstanding the morning
was very tihtreatening about 85' people
showed that they were bound for tOhe
'ue at 'aul's in spite of the weather.
1Te morning passed off lovely with oly
lccasional mists of rain. D)inner wa t
hurried on a little before t wvelvc n a
,ount of the fear of rain. and \%l it
was, for Some of us who hil to w;dt
until the third and fourth table huti
been served. began to feel a little wolf
ish. To speak in a few words the bar- -
becue was iust all that a harIbcue cu I
he. Tle meat was well cookd Ian.i was
-weet and juicy, and we shlll ne-.or t
forget how courteously we w.re
waited on by those good lalli-s 'd tit
hourelh. The dinner was furni.,b"..i It.
tihe members of the chun i1. and we
were informed this morning by neof
tho- mm1bers that they realizod a nice
son of a little over one hundred d2ars
in Cash. Afiter dinner waz (vtr t he
were called to the f hrb ti
liiL to snm t'ducatiounal to.k. Sipt.
I. . Wel ts called upon 'r . J. A.
Sli h tto preitel ov.ei tie mi.-ting. Nir.
Sligh s tatel that le thought .I!.W
w tiht J1ropet' on tv act a
0A1 h( got even with Mr. W. b
aling mion him to make th. " . g
i.: h. Mlr. W\ert s said t hat I..-h i'
iiteld to make a spcech and 1i.im 0'
hail invited otheri speake's fir ti.it ur
;Inse. lie said the object of this m.-''
ingi was to dliscuss thme piropiet:. If jn
solidlatinig St. Paul's and .Ioi-;tj.:
schools inm one and make [his a graitd
3mit''1. lie said( that there v;. r,'eu'a
itioild rallies going otn tht'oughpu t he'
State' ini this i nter'est, and he was en- t
deavi~oirig to carriy out the Sane i in
Newhi cot'n ty, andt thlat ther we .,re a
atiut thet timoe wev- nut far dtistn't went I
t hey wotl b Ie r'dtuced to' on.- half.
The peopl dore t denmue'ing fe werschoo, *
arid beitter onies.
lh'etortem itrodu'inrg the niext spetaker
lth ehiaibtil:m stat oi that the patrois I
favor f cons ltoln, andt the onlya
trouble, if anty, wot'hl be in the loca- t
t ion. That he rather thought. St. P aul 's 1
woiuld contend tor their present loca
P'rof. 1'. 0. C ounts wvas the next
speaker inttirodutcedI.
A r'. C ounmt s said that lie dIin' teOxpet
to mtake anrytiug like arn edlucationat
Thier'e is a campaign goitng on all over
lie St ate to consolidate the schools,
and also a campaigt of goodo roads.
liut what we want is good schools, and
good I r oads have a gr.eat. deal to do w it h
having geood schools.
hadl b een inv'~itd b'1Iy Sutper'inteindent
Wertis, w'.as niex t initr'oduced.
P rof. I lolloway sid, I haven't wor'ds
to exprtess the gr'atitud'e it atll'ords liet
to lbe wiithI you peop1le of old St. P aul's,
whioml I k now have already showvn such
ani intei'est ini edlucation. Statistics
show that there have been 30 edutcatedl
boys sent out from St. Paul's and Bieth
lehem churches, and it should be a
sourlce of gr'atificationi to knowv that
thley were among tihe tnoblest set oif
men that the counrtry afflor'ds. Not a
black sheep to b e foundif amnonig them..
lBut miy object is tto show some1 r'easonts'
why we' shiotuld have, gr'aded schools in
lihe 'ounitry . 'The t own' lhas them and1(
thletre is nto r'easot why the colmtr'y
shouldn't have them.
''Ther'e ar'e thousans of boys andI gir'ls
im the country who would be equal to
arnybody if they had the mental train.t
inIg. 'Thi'ecounltry b)oys and1 girls arte
allways equail to those in towvn. Better
educational aidvanltages ar'e nteeded in~
the country, amid to have this we must
tmake our homes more attractive. It is
a ver y commiton etxpriession to hear our
country peopile say, I am going to town
to educate my children. And you harve
often hiear'd it said( that it is riot neces
sary to edultcate children to farm, and
that education urnf'itsa penrson for fam
ig. This is a grave mistake. It is
irong, besides it is false. Our farm
rs constitute the wealth of the coun
ry, and we need more intelligence on
lie farm.
Rural graded schools are demanded
oy the times. It is a safe standard of
itizenship. Ninety per cent. of our
hildren have no other training except
brough our country schools, and the
onstitution of our State forbids a man
o be a qualified elector unless lie is
ble to read and write any part of the
onstitution. Our country buys and
,irls are not alwayd to be hiewers of
tone and drawers of water. So I
vould advise the people of Jolly Street
nd St. Pauls to consolidate their
chools and establish one graded school.
.'hat will be a God's blessing to your
Build a good school here. And then
re you going to put a $30 teacher in
t? Not a word of it. When you build
>etter houses you are going to have
ietter teachers. Why can't you have
ust as good school house here as you
ive' at Prospei;fy? You can't have
-rnest Counts as teacher, for there are
'ery few like him. But you can get
ust as good. To have better schools
md better houses is to have more nio
iy. I think every :sehool district
ught to vote a special tax. You can't
,o beyond tw.'o mills. You can't make
better investment than to vote a
pweial school tax. This means a good
eacier. and the teacher at the school
oori is the formation of a chaaacter,
1nd the only way to get good teachers
to give them better salaries. Put up
, school building here that will reflect
ionor upon your community. I am
live on this subject. I hope you peo
ile will cemralize on a location and es
ablish a graded school here. Why
an't you have a school down here
qual to ' leIIIson ' You have got the
r-itt1 ial and you can have it.
This concluded the educational rallv
L St. 'aul's. The congregation was
ismissed with tihe benedictton by Rv.
igh. and evel.>t -]y present seenied
enjoy the day. T. J. W.
A',ugui,t -2,1..
Children's Dai
Lxercises at i'ethlehei Chutrch. near
1'0nu! ia. wil! be heli Thursday. Augu-t
~th. 1n the norning there will bie C.x
reiseis byV the children. and in the after
ic there will be an address by Dr.
;co. h~. 1renmer.
ewherry readers will appreciate this
A Con!-tani t l. n r ..:- vn -
i.dy Ii.: fre ft ff do'i.j i.
e Wr of reIn'a :s but a- ui,bb t- .t
ny\ 'hing toi have un.' <iteet uti 'i
i.. fr -- * \--ry du.\ . I pr <a. d a i ix
1)oan-- Ii intmecnt at W.~'. E ie . ii
b-- alieion 'and thiere ii,not: a tr- if
r -;iration."
Fr -naie by all 'h aie.r. l'ei'e50 cents
-i)st.r-MN ilbu11rn Co liuflalo N. Y. ...01.
g--nr, f,sr theo L'nOited Stat..
io tubj.t itute
etter to Arthur Kibler, Newberry S. C.
D)ear Sir: The way to reckon the cost
f paint is to put both costs together:
he cost. of the paint andl the cost of
mttimg it on.
It wvould save this country hundreds
>f millions of dollars a year; it would
ave yon alone (if you happen to be a
'ictim) several dlollars a year.
See howv it works. It costs as muc'h
o0 pu)t oin one Paint as another, dlon't it?
Yes, if you use the same number of
Well, don't I?
No, you'll use twice as nmany gallons
if adlulterattedl paint as of I)evoe; and
you've got to pay twice as much for
piuttmng it on.
Mr. N. Avery, Delhi, N. Y., has two
houyses alike and ini same con-lition.
I 'ainted one house with D)evoe ; 6 gal
lons. IPaintedl the other house wit I a
paint that was half adulteration; 12
gallons. Same painter, Geo. G ilbert
dlid bo0th jobs. ( ne cost $27; the other
$M1. metter gO by the name.
Y'ours truly,
P. WV. D)evoF & C'o.
P. S. --Newbe'rry Iliardlware C'o. sell
oiur pamit.
Caution I
This.is not a gentle wordl- -but when
you think how lhable you are not to pur
chast. the only rem)edy universally
known and a remedy that has had the
largest sale of any medicine in the
wvorldl since 1868 for' the cur'e and( treat
ment of Conisumpi1tion ando TIhroat and
L ung troubles without losing its great
Popularity all these years, you will be
hank ful we calledl your attention to
JBoschee's German Syrup. Thiere are so
many .ordminar'y cough remedlies madle b)y
dru' igists and(others). that are cheap and
goo foirh lit coldls perhaps, but foi'
severe Coughs Blronchiitis, Croup--andl
3specially for Consumption; where there
s(difficult expectoration andl coughing
luring the nights and mornings, there
s notl.unig l ike German Syrup. Tihe 25
nent size has just been introduied( this
a.Regla size 75 cents. For sale
>yW c.Plham & Son.
WIIY NOTJ BUY THEi HTP
You can get it from Guy D)an
as. very thing to be had f rom a
re-ls ewelry Store. The finest
nd largest stoc kof spectacles and
'yeglasses in the State.
GUY Dn1I m .
Bids Wanted
'Olt PUR'NISING ALL MATW
A'rial and layinig nlot tess thanl.,000
squIlr yards of ceient paveeitnts and
curbing Co p11)ete. lIids Will le, openIed
by committee froi vity colnil on Sep
teiber .I( h, at 8 o'clok'k p. in.
Contractor Will be bonded for thive
years to tOhe aiolunt of contract. Right
reserved to reject any anld all hids.
For specilieations or informlation ad
(ress or eall oin,
Tl'1101-. 0. STEWAR'
City Clerk adTe.
Newberry. S. C.
Teacher Wanted.
school. No. 11 Townshin,. schollt)
dist riet No. 2:1, will meeot at tne school
house Septeinber :,th. at 2 'clock, for
the purpose of electing a teacher for
said school. Almlicntions nav be tited
On or before saim datte with ally one of
the undersignld trustees.
C. W. R IlNGE.,li,
Teacher W sute-d
I trict No. :11. Applicants state
salaly wanted. File application with
un1derlsig,led by Septeiber 5.
PAT 10LA ND. Slighs. S. C.
G Eo. F. SII E E IL EY, Slighs, S. C.
1). C. h0L.AND. Little Mountain.
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reacher Wanted
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s- (,\\I:I S. C
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Sept. st
We Will Move Our
Hardware etc
To the Two Stores Under
Where we will
be glad to see all
of our friends as
we will be in a
better position
to give them
Conie Now
and get what
you want and
save us the
trouble and ex
pense of
Mo VIN G.
j F~ IRST GltAflI, TEA(CIlggI p.
wanted fore l(Enginr Scbocti ji
No. 8 To.wnsip. Seboolr opeWii (I
fifth1 day: of ( )ritobet r ' al run sever
mot hts .m~lary*\ .8::r a mon i ht. A 1p ir a
han c iitnra.' hei senr I trrny on t -ht
W .)l(sJr,r I. tiA>N ,
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at drugstores u~u N
Late Novels I
We have in
stock all of the
Latest Novels
for sale or* rent.
Have you read
the One Woman
by Dixon, the
author of Leop-w
ard Spots, and
Gordon Keith
by the author of
Red Rock?
Book Store.
Best in the World,
For sale by me
at close figures.
Guaranteed to give
Call on me at the
Bonded Warehouse, or
upon Win. T. Gaillard.
A Complete Natural Matiure.
County for Genuine Peruvian
Guano, which is a complete, well hal
anced natural manure, containing the
principal elements of plant food in the
most suitable condition. All persons
desiring to avail themselves of the op
portunity to get genuine Peruvian
Guano should place their order with us
for same before the first of September,
1903, as we cannot contract for any
after that date. For prices and further
informat ion apply to
MUSIC 5uEOOL.
xrISS SUSIE SUMMER, A'-SOCI
i.L ate of Victoria College of Music
of London, Eng., in Piano forte playing;
Student at London College of Music un
der Emile Kelsen, Dr. F. J. Karn, and
HI. T. Adams. Also graduate in Piano
forte of Presbyterian College of Char
lotte, N. C., under Dr. C. R. Fisher,
will give instructions in Pianoforte,
Violin and Pipe Organ, also in Voice
Pr-oduction and Theoretical Music, and
will take every care to im part sound
and thorough musical knowlIedge, and
insure the rapid progress of the student.
The best attention will be given to the
teaching and p)ractical work on the in
strument chosen.
.Full p)articulars will be given regardI
mng terms, etc., up)on app)licatior.
MnS. 8. T, IIALLMAN, Prilliipal.
Primary, Intermediate and Advanced
Courses. Scientific Grading. Latest
Methods in Tlouch and Technic.
Instruction thorough, p)rices moderate,
P'upils may enter at any time.
.Satisfaction giuaran teedl.
(Charter app)lied for.)
~TUS AltIVEDat S. B. Jones
P FeshNabico,A thena, Cham.
piagne and l"estino Wafers.
A1 FULIL L,INE of Canned Meats
Cnned Vegetables andl Cannec
F'ish at S. B. Jones'.
I1 IN MONEY" and a complet<
LIine of Hieinz's Pickles it
glass at S. B. Jones'.
{0LIVES, Sauc.es, and all kinds o1
Codimnents at S. B. .Jones'.
H uyler's
Lowney's and
Baker's Cocoa,
and Flavoring Extracts
At S. B. Jones'1
Dried Fruit:
California Apricots,
and Raisins,
At R. 12 .Innes'
The Columbia, Newberry and Laurens Rail
waIlly wVill opwnlte its 'I'linitl Anuaii Iarvest Excursion fron
Cht'lm ia to Atlitita via Newberry id Clinton, Monday.
Auigut ..iith. Ile Specittl T'raii, will Ieavv C01h1imbial ti 7:00
a, m., p int g Netwberry aiboit 8 :.0 a1. Iml.. arriving Atlanta
:0p,M., .111d will returini lenving Atlant:i a.t 9 p). ml.Tus
day, A tili .t, T h1 eI'iv rat" for the round trilp is oIlly $3.00
0' Ctkutmbi, nI d o$.'. from Prosperity id Newberry.
A, t will be th inly t E rxcision to Atlanta this season a
1'or tickets :Id infrormat111tion call on
J. W. DENNING, Agent,
Newberry, S. C.
JF, LIVINGSTON, Sol. Agt.,
Co umbia, S. C.
Golden Eye Loiioq!
This is prepared by us ac- .
ii cording to the formula -of a '
well known oculist for the 2
i-treatment of granulated eye- -
i lids and red, smarting, weak, 2
g eyes. It gives immediate re- !0.
i lief, and if used properly ac- .
9 cording to directions is a M
* permanent cure for sore i
9 eyes. Price 25 cents.
Particular Pharmacists,
Corner Drug Store,
Howt Keep Caol
Drink Limeade at Pelham's Soda Fount.
Drink Lemonade at Pelham's Soda Fount.
Drink Ice Cream Soda at Pelham's Soda Fount.
Our Ice Creams are of Superior quality and delicious.
All flavors. Everything tempting and healthful.
Tate Springs, Glenn Springs and other mineral waters.
Should you get ill this summer remember that at
Peiham & Son's Drug Store your Prescriptions will be
compounded with great care and accuracy. We have
the experience and skill, that long service and hard
study and graduation guarantees. Everything we
sell we guarantee to be of the first quality, and you
will not have need of complaint if' you patronize us.
Your favors solicited.
Win. E. Pelhonj Oso0N,
Prescription Pharmacists,
N..World L.aughs
- With You!
~ Weep,
The Following CUT PRICES Make Everybody Laugh,
EXCEPT COMPETiTORS.
500) Ibs. Young Hy~.e*"n or ITong J 0l Clo tll Ta t woth 60 otua. per lb.
Our pr:er o 'ayt 29) ,-us
I ,000 Lbs, chuce l . o (1 ooi. C olTeo, wvorthi 12c. por lb wholesal1e. Onr
price onliy 8e.
2,0i~ .1. M ud rias (lot h (i'very whr I bu Iot hero)e 00 pr yel) Onr price
5i00 TIow..li wE r'b 35. !t'r pair ( u~r prie nitody 10'.
Machiniei Oil onaly -h-.
5i00 lb ha 'iwi .g TF.h 1 w''~'orr hi 4e poir lb Our ptrien 11nly3 20o.
1,200 Matchea goinig ait oly 1e.
12 lbsq. Arm ans.l li -nonec.r N('g Sola11 at only '25,.
F"ruit Jarsa ( Q airtsa) i act o 69 0 or do.
ECvery nto' k nodt (( ornlEr is st el t d wo vithI i hrgaIins.
(e ( thI . V l l i nto yo u r 1' ra do. (V ~o w ill p lIea no. y o n itrd hot .Y O
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Of all the players who walk in and out of the 49ers locker room on a daily basis, only two have Super Bowl rings:
But just because they've already been there before, it doesn't mean the emotions that go with it are watered down. Goodwin's smiling face said it all after the thrilling 28-24 win in at Atlanta in the NFC Championship game last week.
"Feels just as sweet. I'm in heaven," Goodwin said amongst the chaotic postgame locker room scene. "I want to win it. I don't want to just get there, I want to win it."
Now that he's had a couple of days to digest it, Goodwin is gearing up for two weeks of preparation before Super Bowl Sunday.
Since the 49ers have clinched the NFC title, Goodwin and Haggans have shared stories of their championship runs. Goodwin earned his ring as the starting center on the New Orleans Saints during the 2009 season, while Haggans earned his as a starting linebacker with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2005.
"There's no better feeling than that, honestly," Haggans said. "It's euphoric; that's the best word I got for it."
Haggans also knows how it feels like to come up short. He was part of the 2008 Arizona Cardinals team that streaked into the Super Bowl only to lose to the Steelers, his former team.
In all, four active 49ers have Super Bowl experience, as
But as Haggans reflects on his past experiences, it's easier for him to remember the sweet taste of victory than the bitter sting of defeat.
"The win. Always the win," Haggans said. "About 90 seconds after the game, you look up to the scoreboard and it's the best feeling. It's indescribable. I was talking to Goody (Goodwin) about it and all you can do is shake your head, because you don't have the words."
For Goodwin, it will be a return to the city that embraced him, his teammates and his family as they reinvigorated New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.
The 11-year veteran center spent five seasons with the Saints and said he's looking forward to playing the Superdome again. He'll also be happy to reunite with his wife and newborn son, Cade, who was born last week near the family's home in Columbia, S.C.
As happy as he is to play in New Orleans, Goodwin's main aim is to fly back to the Bay Area with the Lombardi Trophy and give San Francisco its second World Championship parade in six months.
"That would be something special for the city and it's something that we hope to give them," Goodwin said. "But we still got to prepare pretty well. It won't be easy."
Goodwin and Haggans have been eager to help their teammates get prepared for the big stage of the Super Bowl. Part of that equation is the increased media presence that will turn into a full-on frenzy by the time the team lands in New Orleans on Sunday night.
Goodwin, for one, is looking forward to hearing soft-spoken players like guard
"He'll do well," Goodwin said after letting out a loud chuckle. "It'll be new to him. I don't know if I've ever seen Mike talk to you guys (reporters). But he's a nice person, a gentle giant."
Once all the hype and buildup subsides, it will be back to football for the 49ers and Ravens. For a sport that is centered around men with relentless work ethics, Haggans said it's almost an odd feeling to reach a point where you win the championship and there's no more work to do.
"Can't do nothing else," Haggans said.
While many moons have passed since Haggans reached the pinnacle of football, the memories are still fresh in his mind. If all goes well in New Orleans, he'll have another championship experience to look back on for the rest of his life.
"It never goes away. That type of experience, this type of experience for everyone in the locker room, living in the now, in the moment – it's timeless, " Haggans said. "Every time you sit there and reflect and think about it, it will always seem like yesterday.
"You can probably ask guys that played from the 49ers teams that won the Super Bowl years ago, they remember it just like yesterday. You remember exactly what you wore to the game, after the game, what you ate. I know I can."


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Chapter 23: Species and Their Formation 23.1 What Are Species? We can recognize and identify many species by their appearance • Linnaeus described hundreds of species on the basis of their appearancemorphological species concept. Species form over time • Each species starts at a speciation event and ends at either extinction or another speciation event, at which it produces two daughter species. This process is often gradual. • Speciation is the process by which one species splits into two or more daughter species, which thereafter evolve as distinct lineages. • The gradual nature of most speciation guarantees that in many cases, two populations at various stages in the process of becoming new species will exist. • An important component to speciation is reproductive isolation. If individuals of a population mate with one another, but not with individuals of other populations, they constitute a distinct group within which genes recombine. 23.2 How Do New Species Arise? Allopatric speciation requires almost complete genetic isolation • Speciation that results when a populations is divided by a physical barrier. • Is thought to be the dominant mode of speciation among most groups of organisms. • The populations separated by such barriers are often, but not always, initially large. • They evolved difference for reasons including gene drift, but especially because the environments in which they live are, or become, different. • Allopatric speciation may also result when some members of a population cross an existing barrier and found a new, isolated population. • A physical barrier's effectiveness at preventing gene flow depends on the size and mobility of the species in question. Sympatric speciation occurs without physical barriers • A partition of a gene pool without physical isolation. • What is required is some form of disruptive selection in which certain genotypes have high fitness on one or the other of two resources. • Sympatric speciation via ecological isolation may be widespread among insects, many of which feed on a single plant species. • BUT most common means of sympatric speciation is polyploidy—the production within an individual of duplicate sets of chromosomes. • Polyploidy can arise from chromosomes duplication in a single species (autopolyploidy) or from the combing of the chromosomes of two different species (allopolyploidy). • Allopolyploids may also be produced when individuals of two different species interbreed or hybridized. 23.3 What Happens when Newly Formed Species Come Together? • Reproductive isolation can evolve as an incidental by-product of genetic changes in allopatric populations. • Geographic isolation does not necessarily lead to reproductive isolation, however, b/c genetic divergence does not cause reproductive isolation to appear as a by-product. Prezygotic barriers operate before fertilization • Mechanisms that operate before fertilization—prezygotic reproductive barriers—may prevent individuals of different species or populations from interbreeding: o Habitat Isolation o Temporal Isolation o Mechanical Isolation o Gametic Isolation o Behavioural Isolation Postzygotic barriers operate after fertilization • If individuals of two different populations lack complete prezygotic reproductive barriers, postzygotic reproductive barriers may still prevent gene exchange. o Low hybrid zygote viability o Low hybrid adult viability o Hybrid infertility • Individuals that mate with individuals of the related species should evolveMore Less
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Don't take any unnecessary valuables with you on your trip. You don't want to have to keep track of these valuables at all times, and even worse, they could get stolen.
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Research before booking. Find websites offering lots of reviews and information about the destinations you want to explore. Also inquire among friends and family to see if any have been before. This will help you decide if the location is right for you.
Take a look at the alarm clock in your room upon arrival. Lots of travelers have had the unpleasant experience of being awoken by an alarm set by someone else. Turn the alarm off, or set it when you want to get up, if you want your vacation to start in a relaxing way.
Try getting in a big workout before you board the plane. Long flights are found to be hard to sit through. Your back and legs can start to cramp up after sitting for such a long time period. You can have more energy at the end of your flight when your warm up and stretch before takeoff.
Join forums and social websites that are travel-centric. Finding a community of fellow travelers to share experiences and socialize with is one of the best ways to prepare for a trip. You can meet people and share experiences to help you avoid mistakes or miss seeing an important sight at your destination.
You may end up at a hotel that is far inferior to the Ritz. Bring a rubber doorstop to stay safe. These can be wedged underneath your door while you sleep. Intruders won't just have to break the lock and chain, they will have to get past rubber firmly wedged beneath the door. You click here and read more about Car Hire Lanzarote Airport No Excess.
Determine if you will need a visa to visit your destination. Sometimes visas can take a long time to process so it is best to apply for one a long time before you are due to travel. If you don't have the correct visa, you won't be allowed to enter some countries.
Go green on your next trip by securing services that are responsible to the environment. Many hotels offer recycling, energy-efficient appliances, low-flow showers, and even renewable energy. You can find lots of restaurants, rental car establishments and tour operators that strive to offer green services.
Going online when making your vacation plans is the easiest and most cost effective way to get what you want. You will find that your itinerary will be much easier to plan with the aid of a travel site. Hotels, flights, and rental cars can all be booked straight from the computer. All major travel websites have images of the hotels in their listings. They also include ratings and reviews by users who have stayed at the hotels. Travel sites also offer great deals for planning your trip, including discounts for last minute travel.
If you are traveling to a different time zone, keep yourself awake until around 8pm or later in the new time zone in order to help you adjust. Stay up even if you feel tired, or you will never adapt to the new time zone and remain jet lagged. You can get rid of your jet lag quicker by adjusting as soon as possible to the current time zone.
There is no reason you cannot make your travel dreams a reality and see the world's amazing sights. Travel involves building your own identity, and if often lends you a purpose in life. Making these plans can be relaxing as well. Travel can create all sorts of wonderful memories for you. Get out there! Get to traveling today!


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- n. A victory in boxing, with immediate termination of the match, awarded by the referee when it appears that one fighter is too badly injured to continue.
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- n. A knockout declared by a referee in cases where a participant is sufficiently injured, unbalanced, or confused and unable to continue the fight;
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- n. a knockout declared by the referee who judges one boxer unable to continue
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