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Olivier Giroud is confident he will break his Arsenal duck sooner than later despite admitting to "freezing up" in front of goal.
The France striker is being touted as a replacement for Robin van Persie but has failed to fire, missing two close-range opportunities in three games.
The France striker joined the Gunners in a big-money move from Montpellier in the summer but has struggled to fire in their early games, missing several presentable opportunities.
"I've been freezing up a little bit just when I've been about to pull trigger and that's exactly what happened in my first few matches for France," Giroud told Fifa's official website.
The 25-year-old netted 21 goals in 36 league appearances as Montpellier claimed their first Ligue 1 title last season and hopes to make an impact as the Gunners look to deliver a first trophy since 2005.
"I'm not too worried about it, because I've been scoring in training and I feel pretty comfortable being a part of this team.
"I just need to not think about things too much, so that I feel as relaxed as possible when the time comes to stick the ball in the net."
The Emirates faithful will be praying Giroud will not turn out to be another Fernando Torres who played almost one whole season before netting his first goal for Chelsea.
Arsene Wenger's other two new signings Lukas Podolski and Santi Corzula managed to open their account against Liverpool.
Giroud has shown enterprise and flair attempting a long-range effort over the Stoke goalkeeper which barely missed the target much to the chagrin of Wenger.
Nevertheless, he feels comfortable playing with Wenger's attacking formation.
"Being at Arsenal will help me with my development, and with a manager like Arsene Wenger in charge, I'm definitely in good hands," he said.
It will be only a matter of time before Giroud opens the floodgates for Arsenal.
RVP effect: Giroud confirms Arsenal's worst nightmare
Striker confident of firing for Gunners soon
Olivier Giroud is confident he will break his Arsenal duck sooner than later despite admitting to "freezing up" in front of goal.


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•Wide voltage range and high output current capability is able to supply the highest power into both 4-Ω and 8-Ω loads.
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i Big Result GettersLittle Standard Want Ads I I
j' Female Help
. UNEMPLOYED experienced girls;
apply Model Laundry. 7-20-tf
;: WANTED at onco, two experienced
female solicitors, must bo competent
and give references. Apply in own
:' handwriting, stating age and experl
; ence to Box 125, Ogden Standard.
CAPABLE woman to represent THE
: SPIRELLA CORSET CO. In Ogden,
2t Brigham, Willard. Splendid opportu
ff nity for energetic workers. Business
flwjj established; good commission; in
W structlons and' training in professlon
Wk al corsetrj' free. See Miss Nora
; unaney, state organizer, iuuisuuj
' from 10 to 2:30 at The Marlon Hotel,
' Room No. 244. 7-12-lt
1 CHAMBERMAIDS. Apply to the
" housekeeper at Healy, In person.
! j WANTED
: Male Help
' PORTER wanted Greenwell's confec
tionery 7-20-tf
r ROUGH carpenters, 4 day; long job,
i ; railroad carpenters, 3 ' and $3.25,
: helpers, $2.25. Burt Linn Emp. Agt.,
I 225-25th St. Phono 581.
'. -
Real Estate
.'SMALL modern home from owner.
'On Bench. Box. B. S. Standard.
m A GOOD, elderly man and with a
good home and all alone, is willing
and very anxious to share it with
f some good woman that will be his
; wife, that has no homo. Address Box
? E. T. T., Standard. y 7-13-lt
; s
p Situations
11 ; RELIABLE man wants position as
E . night watchman. Phone 1118-W.
M : 7-20-lwk
iI!IRIJ wants work part of day. Phone
634-W. 7-20-lwk
LELIABLE woman to do day work,
ood irouer. Phone 2488-M. 7-19-lwk
uVDY wants work. Phone 1269.
7-12-1 mo
'RICES reasonable. Mrs. M. J. Cal
oun, 269-27th St. 7-11-lmo
)RESSMAK1NG and ladies' tailoring.
Irs. Ryan, phone 1932-M. 3-10-lyr
)RESSMAKING 2726 Madison. Phono
544-J. 5-27-lmo
VILL call for material and fitting;
resses, 2 to $.7; Mrs. Chas. Slater,
4U6 Jeff. Phone 2111-J. 6-211mo
l COUPLE of persons to read aloud
or about 2 hours evenings. Address
. C, care Standard. 7-20-lwk
JHICKENS wanted. Phono 307.
iECOND-hand bicycle or frame;
lust be reasonable. Phone 1990-J.
rOUNG Japanese boy wants an Eng
Ish teacher evenings for 2 or 3 hrs.
yeek. P. 0. Box 418. 7-19-2t
VANTED at once baby buggy; must
(lifbe cheap. Care Standard Box 30.
lli 7-15-lwk
Tel CAST iron, copper, brass, lllumlnum.
J( W ester n Foundry & Machine Co. 2-S-tf
TWO or three rooms; pantry, clos-
;et water and light; house by itself.
KBox N, care Ctandard. 7-18-lwk
Sm Board and Room
cueJM- '
ilflSMfcXCELLENT rooms and board. 2639
ifulgB-JeCf. C-28-lmo
; jl FOR RENT
wK Furnished
IWFURN. and uufiir. rms. for house
Jkeeping. Prices moderate. 2468 Wash.
JB&-ROOM Apt.; sleeping porch; gas
MtTange. 725-22d St. Phone 102.
S2 MODERN furnished housekeeping
-"rooms with bath. 336-21st St.
B 7-18-lwk
IK Rend the Classified Ads.
6-ROOM modern furnished house. In
quire 842-23d St. 7-17-lwk
ONE Avon Apt. furnished. Call 2412.
PURN. housekeeping room; strictly
modern. 569-27th St. 7-15-lwk
THREE nicely furnished modern
rooms for housekeeping. 2442 Mon
roe Ave. 7-15-lwk
PURN. h'k'g rms., gas; oheap, 536-31.
3 MODERN housekeeping. 2671 Wall
Ave. Phone 1285-M. 7-14-lwk
THREE modern housekeeping roomB.
2630 Adams. 7-14-lwk
PURN. rooms for housekeeping. 427
24th St. 7-14-lmo
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms,
2846 Hudson. 7-14-tf
3 ROOMS mod. Apt. Tel. 443-W.
FURN. housekeeping Apts. Gas, bath,
no children. 2203 Wash. 4-2S-tf
MOD. furnished rms., beautiful lawns,
shade trees, desirable for summer;
1257-24th. Tel. 1594. 7-12-tf
COOL rooms, south porch, 2532 Lin
coln Ave. 7-8-lmo
3 HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 2334
Wall Ave. 7-6-t
ONE Rich flat, 2467 Jeff.,$30. Phono
609. 6-30-tf
ONE or two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Colonial apartments,
362 Twenty-fourth street; prices rea
sonable. 9-3-tf
SLEEPING rooms. Colonial Apts. 362
24th Street. 9-3-tf
MODERN housekeeping rooms. 437
Herrick. 6-23-lmo
FOR the summer, beautifully fur
nished Apt; large porches. 5C0-23d.
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping.
2220 Lincoln. 7-6-tf
BATCHELOR Aptf. 2526 Adams.
FOX Apts.; just renovated; cool, well
furnished; laundry In basement. 447
21st St G-6-tf
PEARL APTS 2 and 3 room, hot
water, just renovated, 2711 Grant.
HOUSES and flats. 2634 Grant
HOUSE for rent. 7-20-lwk
3- ROOM Apt. 2209 Wash. Phone
2390-W. 7-19-lwk
4- ROOM house, patch sweet corn, $8
per mo. Inquire 859-20th St 7-15-lwk
5- ROOM modern house. 3524 Jeff.
Ave., 15 per mo. Phone 612. 7-15-tf
5-ROOM modern house on bench;
gas range, garage. Phone 2143-J.
4- ROOM modern apartments Monroe
and 26th St.; cheap. Phone 957-W.
5- ROOM modern house. Inquire.
Phone 2008M. 7-17-lwk
2-ROOM mod. Apt. Tel. 443-W.
3 MODERN office suiteB for rent. In
quire Reese Howell &. Sons. 6-24-tf
6- ROOM cottage with garage. Mrs.
Downs, 2747 Washington Ave. Phono
1834. . 6-8-tf
ROOMING house over Ogden Theatre.
Steam Heat Apply Peery Est
TEN-room modern house on paved
street No 2731 Madison avenue,
$36 per month. Phono 967. 5-27-tf
MODERN steam heated 5-room apart
ment. 660-23d St. 4-11-tf
ONE or more unfurnished rooms. Co
lonial Apts., 362 24th St. 9-3-tf
Bargains in Used Cars
1916 FORD Touring: Run less than
2000 miles; good as new; $400 includ
ing extras. F. S. West, Ogden Motor
Car Co., phone 460. 7-18-tf
STUDEBAKER 7-paBsenger, 1915
model; fine condition, 5700; Cadillac,
7-passenger, 1912, good condition,
$500. E. M. F. 6-passenger, $250. King
8 Auto Co., 25th garage, phone 55.
5- 26-tf
OVERLAND roadster, first-class con
dition. Apporson Motor Car Co.
6- 24-tf
OVERLAND delivery; first class
shape. Stoddard-Dayton Truck, cheap.
Wotherspoon & Jost Auto Co. 6-l-3mo
2 FORDS, 5-pas.; good condition,
1914 model, $250 each.
1912 E. M. F. Demountable rims,
1913 Sfcudebaker, No. 85, 7 paa. elec
tric lights and starter; 6 new tires,
They were! at an afternoon recep
tion and were absorbed in watching
the finely gowned women.
"I think "Mrs. Cameron is so sweet,
don't you, Helen?" asked Inez. "You
can read her character In her face."
"Yes," replied Helen, sarcastically,
"you can If you road between the
lines." National Monthly.
6-ROOM, polished oak floors-, fire
place with mantle, furnace heat, book
cases, laundry room with tubs, elec
tric fixtures, etc. beautiful location ,on
the Bench. Price $4500; $1000 down,
monthly payments on balance. Fed
eral Land Co. Phone 540. 7-20-2t
4-ROOM modern house; gas, cellar.
$1850; $200 down, $20 per mo. 2079
Adams. 7-20-lwk
BY owner almost new 5-room modern
brick bungalow; garage; close in;
small payment down; balance like
rent. Phone 1197-M. 7-20-tf
NEARLY new 5-room brick sleeping
norch and carase: east front Price
right. Fred B. Watke, 2669 Quincy.
Phone 2044. ' 7-19-2wks
A NICE, sightly lot on Bench, well
located; only $25, $5 down, $5 per
month. J. J. Brummitt, under Utah
National Bank. 7-19-tf
I STILL have some lots in King's
addition, near the new cereal factory,
at $12 per front foot; very desirable;
any kind of terms. J. J. Brummitt
50x138 CORNER lot block from
good school on Bench, 349-26th St
CHEAP for cash, 5-room modern
brick, 294-21st St. 3203 Adams, Tel.
163S-M. 7-14-tf
IN beautiful Lakevlew addition, at re
duced prices for 30 days only; very
easy terms, low rate of Interest or
will build your home to suit on month
ly payments. Bothwell & Swaner Co.,
under First Nat'l bank. Phone 301-W.
A GREAT snap in rooming house on
25th Street Very cheap. J. J. Brum
mitt 7-19-tf:
IN city many lots, one 50 ft. lot cor.
Washington and 35th Sis. All taxes
are paid; only $500.
ONE five-room house, modern, No.
3112 Adams, only $2200; easy instal
ment plan; 21 acres, plenty water,
near Lagoon, $100 an acre. See H.
Van Braak, for anything you want,
3519 Adams. Tel. 974-W. 7-3-lmo
5-ROOM modern, close In on Bench;
i block to car line. Specials In and
paid for. Will sell on almost any
terms. . $2650.00.
0- lVV'VliU UIUUS11I Ul iUU, DUUIU LI UU I
on bench and car line; close in; house
floor covered with best carpets, lino
leum on kitchen and both rooms;
kitchen range and all window shades;
garage, fine lawn. WalkB, sewer, curb
and gutter in and paid for. Lot 69x
140 to alley; one of the finest homos
In the city at less than cost of biPld
ings; will consider rade for smaller
place; snap price, $4700.00.
AN elegant lot near cereal factory
for only $12 per front foot. Any of
terms. J. J. Brummitt. Phone 59.
BEAUTIFUL homes. Built to suit
you; easy terms. Call at 215 Eccles
Bldg. or Phone 1427. R. C. McBrlde.
MONEY to loan on real estate secur
ity. J. J. Brummitt 6-21-tf
REAL ESTATE, Mortgage and Loans.
Kelly & Herrick. 6-15-tf
ON R. E. only. Bichsel, 235 Ecclea
,Bldg. 11-19-tf
SHORT time chattle mortgage loans.
Kelly &' Herrick. 10-2-tf
MORTGAGE loans on farm and city
property. O. A. Kennedy, basement
Utah National Bank Building. 9-IVtf
MONEY advanced salaried people, or
on furniture and pianos; easy pay
ments. Dlx, 21S Hudson Bldg. 5-16-tf
1 " ,
A GOOD lot on the Bench for good
automobile. J. J. Brummitt, under
Utah National Bank. 7-19-tf
SALE or trade part or all of 160
acres on famous Parma Bench, -in
Boise Valley, dark sandy loam, 3
miles from railroad center; partly
Improved under Reclamation project,
can be dry farmed; trade for acre
age or Ogden residence, 35 dollars
an acre. Inquire 137-28th St 7-19-21
21 ACRES, house, stable, coop, fam
ily, orchard 5 miles from town. Call
1804. 7-15-lwk
APT. nouse with lease, close in, -good!
money maker. Rooms full. Call at
2715 Grant Ave. 5 C tf
GOLD open face Elgin watch with
fob; initials D. W. C. on back. Re
turn to Standard. Reward. 7-19-lwk
BY a widow woman, two $10 bills
In canvas bag; between Lincoln and
Washington on 25th St Reward. Re
turn Standard. 7-19-2t
LOST Pair noso glasses; black
leather caso. O. K. Morton, Healy
Hotel. 7-17-lwk
Read tho Classified Ado.
FURNITURE for sale on easy terms.
2515 Lincoln. 7-20-lwk
GROCERY stock and fixtures com
plete, In best part of city. Phone 540"
for price. 7-20-2t
$8 for refrigerator; cost $22 new.
Phone 14S3-W. 7-20-lwk
FINE hay on stand. 121 North Wash
ington. 7-20-lwk.
SMALL safe, cheap. Phone 1731;
must sell quick. 7-20-3t
GOOD team, harness and light wag
on; weight ilOO pounds each. All In,
good condition, $200. C. H. Smith,
278-25th St. 7-20-lwk
WORK horse; weight 1200 pounds;
3218 Adams. 7-19-lwk
ICE box, washing machine, lawn
mower; 1 lot J 2-qt. Mason fruit jars.
Phone 1762-R. ' 7-18-3t
SEWING machine, rocker, oven
chickens, refrigerator. 2630 Adams
Ave. Phono 1472-W. 7-18-lwk
WHEEL. Bargain. Phone 856-R.
WE meet and beat any competition
in pianos and players; besides saving
you interest Pantone, 29th and Hud
son. 7-17-lmo
GOOD range with water jacket and
pipes; cheap. 2032 Ballantyne Ave.
FISHERMAN wanting live minnows
call 2193-W, 7-14-lwk
WHEAT for sale, $1 bu. H. Keller,
R. F. D. No. 2, Harrlsville. 7-13-lmo
PIANO. Rear 321-20th St 7-11-lmo
6 LARGE eackB of kindling wood $L
Oak wood for fire places. J. H.
Wheelwright 2348 Hudson. Phone
828. 1-11-tf
WELL bred driving mare. Tel. 679-R.
ALMOST new Spalding buggy with
pole; also rubber tired buggy. 285
24Ui St 6-6-tf
New York, July 20. A break of
six points in Mercantile Marine pre
ferred, presumably in consequence of
cable advices that the British gov-
nrnmnnf JnfnnHc fn Jmrmeo o to,, nf
77 per cent on excess profits of ship
ping companies, featured today's early
dealings. Atlantic, Gulf and West
Indies which does not come under the
ban of the British -auth'oritiee, rose 3
points to the record price of 66.
Specialties of the more direct war
class, including the prominent muni
tions, motors, Butte and Superior and
Industrial Alcohol were variably high
er, Alcohol adding 3 points to yes
terday's rise. Rails were heavy, ex
cept "Soos," which rose a quarter.
Trading became unsettled during
the forenoon session of the stock mar
ket today, Marine preferred falling
back 7 points after a 2 point rally with
a decline of 3 5-S for the common.
Alcohol after an extreme advance of
4 3-4 receded 3 and other specialties
were similarly affected, though ,iii
more moderate measure. Baldwin and
Crucible developed reactionary tend
encies, with Boet Sugar and Tennes
see Copper. Rails displayed increas
ing heaviness, Canadian Pacific los
ing two points. There were some
gains to countor balance these losses,
but mainly in issues of miner Import
ance. Bonds were Irregular.
Omaha Livestock.
Omaha, Nebr., July 20. Hogs Re
ceipts 13,000; market lower. Heavy
$9.259.95; light, $9.10g9.30; pigs,
$8.00(g)9.00; bulk of sales, $9.209.30.
Cattle Receipts 2000; market
steady. Native steers. $7.2510.25;
cows and heifers, $6.257.55; west
ern steers, $7.009.00; Texas steers,
$6.757.75; stockers and feeders,
Sheep Receipts 6000; market
steady. Yearlings, $6.758.25; weth
ers, $6.507.E5; lambs, $9.7510.65.
New York, July 20. Raw sugar
firm; centrifugal, 6.27c; molasses,
5.50c; refined, steady, fine granulated
The market for sugar futures open
ed firmer. The strength in raws led
to further buying by commission
houses, as well as some demand from
Cuban interests. At noon prices were
six to seven points higher.
Chicago Grain
Chicago, July 20. Assertions that
the spring crop would be affected
generally by black rust led to sub
stantial rise today in the price of
wheat. Unqualified reports were re
ceived that tho pest in North Dakota
had spread to the stom. Unfavorable
crop conditions in Europe, especially
Franco, tended also to lift values.
The opening, which ranged from a
shado off to 3-8l-2c up with Sep
tember at $1.12 3-8 to 1.12 5-8 and
December at $1.15 to 1.15 1-2, was fol
lowed by continued additional gains.
Scattered Bhowers and cooler tem
perature had only a temporary bear
ish effect on tho corn market De
clines encountered big orders to buy.
After opening 5-8c lower to a shado
advance, prices rallied around yester
day's finish or above.
Oats wore governed by the action
of corn. Offerings appeared to be
readily absorbed.
Absence of gelling pressure allowed
provisions to rlBe with grain. De-
Two Modern Apartments, close
In, with home comforts, to respons
ible parties.
One 3-room, one 4-room; bath
and sleeping porches, cement base
ment; lawn and shade trees with
garage. 2923 Washington Ave.
Phono 442-vv. 6-31 tf
mand, however, wa8 not active.
Estimates that 20 to 40 per cent
damage had already been done to
wheat by rust and excessive heat In
the best producing district of South
Dakota resulted In a decided jump in
quotations. The injury was said to
be the gravest since 1904. Prices
closed strong 2 3-4 2 7-8 to 3 l-2c
net higher with September, $1.15 1-S
(7ir.l5 1-4 and December at $1.17 7-8.
The advance in wheat had some
bullish influence on corn. Closing
prices wore nervous at tho same as
yesterday's finish to l-2c higher.
Summary of the Local Market.
July 20, 1916. Trading in local
mining stocks was active again this
morning 59,300 shares changing
'hands. Paloma was the feature of
the trading 1S.500 shares changing
hands and on the open board the
price advanced rapidly from 4 to 8
cents. The dividend paying stocks
with the exception of Silver King
Con. were all slightly weaker.
Quotations furnished over the pri
vate wire of J. A. Hogle & Co., Brok
ers, 2438 Washington.
Sales Morning session:
Albion, S0013c; 70012 l-2c.
Big Cottonwood, 1000(9)3 3-4c.
Croff, 20005c; 20004 l-2c.
East Prince, 4000lc; 2000ll-4c.
Emma Copper, 100(g37c.
May Day, 200(a)12 l-2c.
New Quincy, 1000 17 l-2c.
Opohongo. 10002c; 2000(1 3-4c.
Paloma, 20004c.
Rico Argentine, 10004 l-2c.
Silver King Coalition, 800$3.05.
South Hecla, 100(g)$2.97 1-2.
Santa Chief, 50001 l-2c; 1000
1 l-4c.
Texan, 50022c.
Wilbert, 5006 l-2c.
Walker Copper, 1400$1.15; 1700
$1.17 1-2; 200(0$1.20, buyer 60.
Open Board.
Big Cottonwood, 1000 3 3-4c.
Cedar Talisman, 40005c.
Colorado Ext., 1000015c.
Iron Blossom, 400$1.47 1-2 bid;
$1.45 asked.
Michigan-Utah, 500(0)27 l-2c.
Paloma, 16.5004c bid; Sc asked.
Wilbert, 10006c.
Bank Stocks.
Commercial National, $400 bid.
Deseret National, $307.50 bid; $315
Desert Savings, $1000 bid.
Farmer & Stockgrowers, $83 bid;
$S5 asked.
First National, Ogden, $420 bid.
First National, Logan, $195 bid.
First National, Brigham, $300 bid.
McCornick & Co., $287 bid.
Merchants, $90 bid; $95 asked.
National City Bank, $139 bid.
Ogden Savings bank, $420 bid.
Ogden State bank. $432 bid.
Stite Bank Brigham City, $225 bid.
Security State, $140 bid; $145
asked. .
Salt Lake Security and Trust, $11S
Thatcher Bros., Logan, $170 bid.
Utah State National, $212 bid; $216
Utah Savings & Trust, $95 asked.
Walker Bros., $220 bid.
Zioil's Savings Bank & Trust, $423
Barnes Banking, $200 bid.
Davis County, $290 bid.
First National, Layton, $150 bid.
Industrial Stocks:
Amalgamated Sugar, $180 asked.
Beneficial Life, $198 bid.
Cement Securities, $98 bid; $100
Consolidated Wagon, $106.50 bid;
$107.50 asked.
Con Life Ins., $97 bid.
Ever Fresh Food Co., $10 asked.
Guardian C. & G. Co., $15.65 bid.
Home Fire Ins., $307 bid; $310
Utah Fire Clay. $71 bid; $72 asked.
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Z. C. M. I. $390 bid; $395 asked.
Utah Power & Light, $101 asked.
Utah Cereal, $95 asked.
Lion Coal, $68.50 asked.
Layton Sugar, $180 bid.
Inland Crystal Salt $95 bid.
H. J. Grant & Co., $27.25 bid.
Hotel Utah Op. Co., $125 bid.
Inlermountain Life, $13.55 bid.
Mountain States Telephone, $111
bid; $112 asked.
By tills time Old Sol has been vory
impartial in distributing coats of tan.
crops of freckles and patches of sun
burn, and If you are at all susceptible
to his rays you have doubtless receiv
ed your share.
That freckles are caused by the
heat from the sun seems to be an
exploded theory now; the light Is
given as tho cause, and In order to
protect the skin from the too Btrong
rays, the coloring matter, or brown
paint, as it were, absorbs the sun's
rays to protect the thin-walled blood
vesola so closo to tho surface.
While sunlight is very necessary,
only a certain degree of It is good for
us; beyond that It does us harm.
Some people can stand so much more
of the sun's rays than others without
browning, such as those who live in
the tropics; their brown pigment pro
jects their bodies. We would rathor
endure our northern winters than to
be brown as berries, I am Bure.
Freckles, so regular in their annual
return, have annoyed milady from
time immemorial. Thoro are many 1
homo remedies to make use of, such
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as buttermilk, lemon juice and horse
radish water that should not be despis
ed. By bathing the face In hot water
for a few minutes to open the pores,
and afterward in buttermilk or what
ever you wish to use, allowing it to
dry on, you can bleach the skin con
sldeiably. If you have opportunity to
do this several times during the day,
at night you can apply your massage
cream or bleaching cream.
Massage Is valuablo for removing
the vexing marks, for whatever tends
to promote circulation helps the skin.
When we deal with sunburn we
have something altogether different
from freckles and tan, as the skin
is injured and should be very carefully
treated so as not to Irritate the burn
ed places.
We should first of all try to allay
the inflammation by tho use of olive
oil, vaseline or cold cream.
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A postal correspondent sends the
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"Dear Sir: My husband has been
away to the crystal, palace and not a
four days furlong and has now gone
to the mind sweepers."
"Dear Sir: I am his grandfather
and grandmother. He was born and
brought. up in this house in answer
to your letter."
"Dear Sir: You have changed my
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make any difference in the future?"
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Norrls, commander. R. H. Weatherby,
Ogden Lodge No. 1314 Loyal Order
of Moose meets every Friday night,
8 o'clock, Knights of Pythias hall,
2351 Grant avenue. A. T. Hestmark,
Dictator; J. H. Knauss, secretary, 201
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No. 1, meets every second and fourth
Friday in W. O. W. hall," Fraternity
block, 2320 Wash. Ave. Visiting
Knights cordially Invited to attend.
Harry L. Poterson, Commander. J. D.
Harris, Record Keeper, 2475 Hudsun.
Tho Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees, Silver Review No. 1,
meets every first and third Friday
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2:30 o'clock In the Woodmen Hall,
Fraternity block, 2320 Washington av
enue. Visiting members cordially in
vited to attend. Anna Holden, L. C;
L. Jennie Prout, R, K., 2455 Van
Buren avenue.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen,
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ly invited to meet with us. E. M.
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spondent, 3203 Washington avenuo.
Queen City Rebekah Lodge No. 4,
I. O. O. F., meets second and fourth
Saturday evenlngB at Odd Follows
hall. Visiting members invited. Hazel
Wolhampter, N. G., Lulu Cloudman,
Recording Secretary, 2516 Van Buren.
American Masonic Federation (Uni
versal Scottish Rite). Meets every
Monday, 8 p. m. at 2414 Washing,
ton Ave. Visiting brothers . always
welcome. W. H. Toller, R. AV. M
2834 Adams Ave., G. A. Muller, Sec
rotary, 2636 Wash. Ave.
Tho Order of Railway Employes,
Ogden Division No. 41, meets every
first and third Friday's of each month
at the Eagles' hall, at 8:15 p. m. Vis.
itlng brothers cordially invited.
Adrian Schipper, secretary.
The Royal Highlanders, Ogden Caa
tie 525, meetB In the Eagles hall on
HudBon avenue, ovary 2nd and 4th
Tuesday eveningB at 8 o'clock. Visit
ing Highlanders cordially invited.
Robert C. Williams, 111 Pro., P. F.
Planz, 2535 Lincoln, secretary-treasurer.
Royal Neighbors of America meetB
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tho new Odd Follows hall. Fraternity
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at Misch Drug Store. Nina I. Wat
kins, G. N 159 Poplar Ave. Marie
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Phone 1913-R.
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thias meets every Monday evening at
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ternity block. Out of town members
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Fred E. Williams, Consul; J. R. Hinch
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North Pole students return to school
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ANCHORAGE - A police officer will be patrolling the halls of North Pole Middle School on Monday, after six seventh-grade boys suspected of planning an elaborate school killing were arrested over the weekend.
Nine other seventh-graders, all boys, were suspended in possible connection with the plot to kill faculty and classmates using guns and knives, according to officials.
The boys had planned to disable North Pole Middle School's power and telephone systems, giving them time to kill their victims and leave town, police said.
The students, whose identities were not released, are at the Fairbanks Youth Facility in Fairbanks.
The police presence is intended to help students and parents feel safe about returning to the school, where about 500 sixth- through eighth-graders have four weeks until summer vacation.
"We're going to have school," said principal Ernie Manzie. "We feel that all the students involved are not at school, so we feel it's safe."
Still, parents who feel more comfortable keeping their kids at home should do so, said Manzie.
The arrests marked the second jolt this year for students. In March, a student accidentally killed himself while playing a strangulation game, according to Mayor Jeffrey Jacobson.
Authorities said the students could face charges of first-degree conspiracy to commit murder.
The community of 1,600 lies between Eielson Air Force Base and the Army's Fort Wainwright and is home to many military families. The arrests come as the parents of many students are serving in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Gunman shoots at officers, then self
SEATTLE - A gunman killed himself with a shot to the head Sunday after injuring a police officer while shooting at police and homes in a north Seattle neighborhood Sunday morning.
Neighbors reported hearing shots fired around 9:50 a.m., said a police dispatcher who refused to give her name.
Seattle police and a SWAT team were called to a home near North Seattle Community College. Investigators say there was no one else in the house, that the man was acting alone, said Debra Brown, a police spokeswoman.
The first officers at the scene were fired upon by a man who was randomly firing a handgun at other houses, Brown said.
"That first round narrowly missed the officer. He was struck by some shrapnel. He's in satisfactory condition" at Harborview Medical Center, Brown said.
After firing at officers for several moments, the shooter "then turned the gun on himself," she said.
"We don't know what precipitated this event," Brown said.
Police were not releasing the man's name.
Several blocks around the area were shut down as police went house to house to ensure there weren't any other suspects at large or any victims, Brown said.
Sunday's shooting was the latest in a series of shootings around Seattle.
The most prominent was the March tragedy at a house party on Capital Hill, where Aaron Kyle Huff, 28, killed six people and wounded two others before taking his own life.
On Saturday, a 23-year-old man was shot and killed and two other men were wounded when a two men exchanged gunfire in the city's Pioneer Square district. The King County medical examiner's office identified the dead man as Francisco Green, who matched the description of one the shooters.
A triple shooting occurred last weekend at Mr. Lucky Lounge and Grill on lower Queen Anne.
Scientists study dying steelhead
BUCKLEY, Wash. - It was simple surgery, done in four minutes from a makeshift operating room floating on the Puyallup River.
Biologist Andrew Berger sliced open a young steelhead and tucked a vitamin-sized transmitter into the folds of its belly.
As a colleague pumped water into the fish's gasping mouth, Berger quickly stitched the wound closed so the 8-inch smolt could continue its journey out to sea.
Berger and other biologists with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians hope the delicate operation on this and dozens of other young fish will yield answers to some pressing questions: Where, exactly, do steelhead go when they leave the rivers that flow to Puget Sound? And why are so many dying?
Steelhead populations around Puget Sound have plummeted dramatically enough that the federal government has proposed listing them for protection under the Endangered Species Act.
Steelhead, which are similar to rainbow trout but spend much of their lives in the ocean and return to rivers to spawn, have such complex life cycles that unraveling the mystery of their decline is difficult.
"The ocean is like this black box," said Brodie Antipa, a hatchery manager for the state Department of Fish and Wildlife. "We just don't know what's going on out there. Is it global warming? Is it pollution? Predators?"
Doctors can practice despite complaints
SEATTLE - Hundreds of doctors and counselors in Washington state have been allowed to keep working despite complaints from patients of sexual misconduct, according to a newspaper report.
The Seattle Times investigation found the state Department of Health repeatedly failed to adequately investigate and penalize offenders - including doctors, nurses, chiropractors and counselors.
Since 1995, the department has dismissed 461 sexual-misconduct complaints - about a third of the nearly 1,500 received - without making an inquiry. Fewer than 1 percent of all health-care providers have been disciplined for sexual misconduct over the past decade.
"This is a big, big problem," said psychologist Scott Stacy of Kansas-based Acumen Assessments, who has treated 600 practitioners accused of sexual transgressions. "It's much larger than most of us realize, and it's getting worse."
The Health Department licenses 57 kinds of health-care practitioners, most regulated by governor-appointed boards and commissions.
The Medical Quality Assurance Commission, which regulates the state's 20,000 physicians, meets about seven times a year. Board members frequently wait until disciplinary hearings are under way to read the thick investigative files, leaving scant time for meaningful examination.
Following the newspaper's findings, the Health Department said it has moved toward reform. Last month, it issued eight emergency suspensions for health-care professionals charged with sexual misconduct. That compares to a total of seven in 2005.
Hunter injured in bear attack
FORKS, Wash. - A black bear attacked and seriously injured a hunter on a road just outside Olympic National Park late Saturday, authorities said.
A second hunter shot and killed the bear before summoning help, said Larry Evans, a shift supervisor for the Washington State Patrol's office in Bremerton, on the Kitsap Peninsula between Seattle and the Olympic Peninsula.
The injured hunter was rushed to Forks Hospital with a compound fracture to the arm, a broken hand and several bite marks, Evans said.
The man lost a significant amount of blood, but was expected to survive, Evans said.
The attack was reported to the state patrol around 9 p.m., and aid workers arrived about 15 minutes later.
The bear had apparently dragged the man away from the site of the attack before being shot, Evans said.
Troopers said they receive occasional reports of cougar attacks in the area, but that bear attacks are relatively rare.
Forks is a small town near the northwest edge of Olympic National Park, one of Washington state's most popular attractions for hunters, anglers and other nature lovers.
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The Oakes Family Home Page
The Oakes Family Home PageUpdated September 6, 2000
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Researching the following family names:Oakes - I can go back as far as Thomas Oakes, myGrandfather (on fathers side) who was born inIreland 3/7/1987 and died in 1970.Wagenknight - this is my grandmothers name (on myfathers side) Her father was John P.Wagennight unknown birth date, but died12/22/1932.Gaul - My Grandmothers maiden name, Her father wasAdam Gaul born in 1811,died 3/11/1895. hemarried Laura unknown maiden name died7/2/1896.Van Winckle- My mothers maiden name. Her parents wereCharles Van Winckle born 1875 died7/22/1946.Charles married ChristineWinklestine born 8/2/81 died 3/3/33.Winklestine - My mothers Grandfather. Heinrich born in germany unknown date. died in 1917.He married Hannah Thompson born in Ireland who died 1893.
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This may have been dealt with on here before, but ... I think some Briggs engines CAN NOT be converted to pointless ignition by simply bolting on a "late model" coil, and I know that some can. Which ones won't work? How do I know , other than bolting one on and trying it? The magnet or magnets in the flywheel must be different? THANKS.
coil conversions on Briggs & Stratton
Posted December 29, 2015 - 03:35 PM
- chieffan said thank you
Posted December 29, 2015 - 03:38 PM
Correct, Some coils will accept the new conversions but some will not, If you have a model of what one your thinking I may be able to tell you by searching the coil part number in my system.
Of course I do suggest keeping OEM points and condensers but I am a stickler for original parts and old technologies
- boyscout862 and chieffan have said thanks
Posted December 29, 2015 - 04:13 PM
Thanks. The engine is on my Bolens G-9. The engine #s are - model 190417, type 0902-01, serial 76011410. I tried a "known good" coil off of a newer engine and get no spark.
- chieffan said thank you
Posted December 29, 2015 - 04:21 PM
The coil for that is the B&S 298968 and I believe the Nova modules can be used on them but have never tried it, I dont see any notes not saying the modules cannot be used in my cross references.
Have you cleaned the points on this engine before swapping coils? Most of the time a cleaning and possibly replacement of the points and condenser is all that is needed to get spark again. Also sometimes the little plungers get stuck/worn not allowing the points to open all the way.
- boyscout862 said thank you
Posted December 29, 2015 - 04:59 PM
Posted December 29, 2015 - 05:02 PM
make sure you replace the condenser as well (They should come in the kit)
Posted December 29, 2015 - 05:11 PM
Actually , the points didn't look good. I cleaned them and the engine ran for a few seconds and lost spark again . Cleaning again produced the same results. A few seconds running again then no spark. Then I tried the pointless coil. No spark at all. Today, I bought a set of points and will swap back to the original coil and install the new points tonight.
A few possibilities:
Is the point adjustment slipping, allowing the points to stay closed all the time?
Do the points need to be re-gapped each time? .......Rust on the crankshaft (under the oil seal) may be wearing the plunger, affecting point gap.
Is oil getting past the seal and coating the point contacts?
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Kim Kardashian Names New Kitten After Kanye West's Song "Mercy"
There's a new member of the Kardashian Klan!
On September 16, E! reality star Kim Kardashian, 31, introduced the world to her new kitten, a Teacup Persian. The omnipresent star named her feline friend Mercy, which just so happens to be the title of Kanye West's first single from his new album, Cruel Summer.
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Kardashian and her new pet arrived at her family-owned Dash boutique in Miami Sunday. She later shared several pictures of Mercy via Instagram. "Dash Miami today was crazy! Such cute stuff!" Kardashian tweeted. "Did a little shopping and re-merchandised the store!"
Earlier this month, Kardashian appeared on The View and opened up about her relationship with West, 35. "Technically I'm still married," she said of her prolonged divorce from NBA player Kris Humphries, 27. "Anything I'd be in now would be a permanent relationship."
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When host Barbara Walters asked if her relationship with the hip-hop heavyweight is permanent, Kardashian replied, "I hope so. I believe so."
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The twice-married star also hopes to have kids in the near future. "At the space that I am in life now, kids are definitely something I want," Kardashian admitted. "I think I fell in love so quickly and wanted that to be my life so badly, but I just didn't take the time to find someone."
The seventh season finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashians airs September 16 at 9 p.m. EST on the E! Network. "You can't miss it!" Kardashian wrote on her official blog. "I decide to get my eggs frozen so that when the time is right I am prepared in case something happens."
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2011 indie movie preview
Published 4:00 am, Sunday, January 2, 2011
On paper, the slate of independent and smaller films for the new year looks promising. Represented are a number of directors whose name on a film alone is enough to get you to a theater. They include Tom McCarthy ("The Visitor," "The Station Agent"), Alexander Payne ("Sideways," "Election"), Kenneth Lonergan ("You Can Count on Me") and the semi-reclusive Terrence Malick ("Badlands," "Days of Heaven"). Here are nine films I'm ready to buy a ticket to right now. Release dates are subject to change.
Jane Eyre (March 11) After stunning critics with his debut film, the Spanish language "Sin Nombre," Bay Area native Cary Fukunaga does a complete about face. Do we really need another version of Charlotte Brontë's classic British novel? We do if it is given a fresh approach and stars intriguing newcomers Mia Wasikowska ("The Kids are All Right," the TV series "In Treatment") and Michael Fassbender ("Inglourious Basterds," "Hunger") and Judi Dench and Sally Hawkins to boot.
Red Riding Hood (March 11) As played by the sexy Amanda Seyfried, the endangered heroine of the Grimms' fairy tale is far from little. That's not all that has been changed in this intriguing-sounding retelling. The medieval village is haunted by a werewolf - familiar territory for director Catherine Hardwicke, who made the original "Twilight."
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The Tree of Life (May 27) This will be only the fifth film in nearly 40 years for Malick. Described rather pretentiously in production notes as "a cosmic epic- a hymn to life," it chronicles the life and times of a Midwestern youth named Jack, played as an adult by Sean Penn. Brad Pitt appears as the boy's father with whom he has a troubled relationship. Sounds more accessible than "The New World," but we shall see.
Caves of Forgotten Dreams (April or May) Anything Werner Herzog directs is worth your time, but he has a special flair for documentaries as he showed in "Grizzly Man," among many others. Now he takes his camera and artistic eye into the Chauvet caves of southern France, famous for housing the earliest known cave paintings. Hundreds of animals are depicted including predators such as lions, panthers, rhinos and hyenas. If you can't afford a trip to see them, this could be the next best thing.
The Help (Aug. 12) This adaptation of Kathryn Stockett's best-selling novel has been directed by one of her oldest friends, fellow Mississippian Tate Taylor. While he has an innate knowledge of the terrain the book covers - life in a small Southern town - he has directed only one feature before, "Pretty Ugly People," which has shown mostly in festivals. A strong cast led by Oscar nominee Viola Davis and the very hot Emma Stone along with millions of readers dying to see the screen adaptation could make this one director-proof.
One Day (Fall) Based on another bestseller, this movie follows two people who meet on their graduation day, checking back with them on the same date over the next two decades to see how they are progressing. The subject matter with its intimation of romance sounds perfect for director Lone Scherfig ("An Education," "Italian for Beginners"). Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess star as the couple in the making.
Win Win (2011) With the names Paul Giamatti, Bobby Cannavale and Amy Ryan along with director McCarthy in the credits, this entry practically spells "quality indie." The story sounds weird but no weirder than McCarthy's tender and memorable "Station Agent." Giamatti plays a struggling lawyer who moonlights as a high school wresting coach. To stay solvent, he takes on the guardianship of an elderly client only to have the man's troublesome grandson turn up.
Margaret (2011) Lonergan's debut movie, "You Can Count On Me," is enough to make you look forward to his second - even if the wait has been more than a decade in part because of legal disputes over the film. The premise is intriguing - a 17-year-old high school student (Anna Paquin) believes she was in part response for a traffic accident in which a woman died. In trying to right things, the girl is pushed into an adult world she is not ready for. Mark Ruffalo and Matthew Broderick from Lonergan's first film are in this one as well. It's the last film to be produced by the iconic director and producer Sydney Pollack, who died in 2008.
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan (2011) As he proved in "The Joy Luck Club," San Francisco director Wayne Wang is especially adept at capturing friendships between women. So he seems an inspired choice to bring Lisa See's popular novel to the screen. A story of 7-year-old girls bound to each other in 19th century China switches to contemporary Shanghai where a friendship between the descendents of these girls develops. {sbox}


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Harbaugh road-tested Kaepernick on Reno trip
Updated 4:39 pm, Wednesday, January 30, 2013
For Jim Harbaugh, it was love at first flight - of the football.
All it took to convince the rookie NFL coach that Colin Kaepernick just might be the 49ers' quarterback of the future was a little game of catch. Or burnout.
It happened in the spring of 2011, between the NFL scouting combine and the draft. Harbaugh and general manager Trent Baalke road-tripped to Reno to check out this Kaepernick kid. They hadn't met him at the combine and Harbaugh was very curious.
Many experts were super-cool on Kaepernick as an NFL prospect, but Harbaugh had heard a few reports that sounded almost like Bigfoot sightings, and he was intrigued.
Harbaugh's interest in Kaepernick started at least a year earlier.
Before Kaepernick's senior year at Nevada he wrangled an invitation to the Manning Passing Academy near New Orleans. The top college quarterbacks are invited and courted by the Mannings (Archie, Peyton and Eli), who roll out the red carpet. Ostensibly, the college hotshots come as "counselors" for the high school kids, but it's really an NFL showcase for the big guns. Andrew Luck and Terrelle Pryor were headliners that summer.
Kaepernick had to beg his way in. He had to apply and then have Nevada coach Chris Ault write a letter of recommendation.
According to one post-camp blog post on CBSSports.com, "Kaepernick surprised some with his velocity. ... Kaepernick is well known for his (college) production ... but is viewed by many scouts as a product of Chris Ault's 'pistol' offense."
If the scouts weren't impressed, Luck apparently was. He and Kaepernick became pals, and when Luck returned to Stanford, Harbaugh asked him if he'd seen anyone who looked good.
Oh yeah, Luck said. Colin Kaepernick.
Andrew Luck: the Bay Area gift that keeps on giving.
In picking Luck's brain, was Harbaugh thinking and plotting ahead one year, to when he might be an NFL coach for a team in need of a good young quarterback? Who knows?
Fast forward to the following spring. Harbaugh gets the 49ers' job, decides Alex Smith will be his quarterback for the present, but what about the future?
That's when Harbaugh and Baalke head to Reno.
Harbaugh's M.O. is uber-enthusiasm. Whether he's meeting a blue-chip prep recruit or a potential 49ers' draftee, Harbaugh doesn't do tea and crumpets. He wants to skip the chit-chat and get dirty.
He's been known to drag a high school kid from his living room and out to the driveway hoop for a spirited game of one-on-one.
Harbaugh and Kaepernick talked for a while, but Harbaugh wanted to see the skinny kid throw, so they hit the field.
After Kaepernick tossed some passes to Baalke, running routes, Harbaugh threw down the gauntlet.
"I think the first thing that came to mind was, well, number one, the energy he brought," Kaepernick said later, recalling their first meeting. "He was running all over the field with me, throwing the football around. From the get-go it was just a competition out there, we're going to see who can throw the most perfect spirals to each other. And then we're going to see who can be the most accurate throwing through the goalposts from different spots."
If you think either man was casual about the little games they were playing, you don't know them.
Harbaugh never plays a game to lose. His over-the-top competitiveness in pick-up basketball games is legendary. For him, there is only one level of competition.
Same with Kaepernick, who was known in high school, seriously, as a hellacious competitor in lunchtime four-square games.
They went at it.
Asked later about their playdate, Harbaugh said that once he got out there, he was just having fun tossing the old rock around, and that Kaepernick seemed to be in the same spirit.
What's more likely is that Harbaugh - who had already watched a ton of video on Kaepernick, and knew well his college stats and exploits, and knew that many experts were cool on Kaepernick, considering him a small-time, gimmick-offense stat monster - was intrigued and was ready to push all the scouting bull corn aside and make his own judgment.
There's no way Kaepernick treated the tryout casually. He knew every throw that day might determine whether he'd ever get a legitimate shot at his dream, a chance to play quarterback in the NFL.
After their friendly duel to the death, Harbaugh briefly thanked Kaepernick, jumped into the car with Baalke, and sped away. Harbaugh sometimes dispenses with flowery social graces (ditto Baalke).
A friend asked Kaepernick how the meeting with Harbaugh went.
"I think I pissed him off," Kaepernick said.
Maybe he did. Maybe that's why Harbaugh decided this was the guy for the 49ers.
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Two hours before her French Open final, Serena Williams practiced on center court, the stands deserted as she whacked one winner after another to the distant sounds of a brass band playing on the plaza.
When the music stopped, the seats filled and the match began, Williams went on defense, relentlessly chasing down one shot after another to defeat familiar foil Maria Sharapova. With a 6-4, 6-4 victory, the No. 1-ranked Williams won her first French Open championship since 2002.
"Eleven years," Williams said in French during the trophy ceremony. "I think it's unbelievable. Now I have 16 Grand Slam titles. It's difficult for me to speak because I'm so excited."
Then the national anthem played for the first American singles champion at Roland Garros since Williams' previous title.
Williams whacked 10 aces, including three in the final game, and the last came on match point at 123 mph — her hardest serve of the day. She then sank to her knees, screamed at the sky and buried her face in the clay.
The victory completed her rebound from a shocking loss to 111th-ranked Virginie Razzano in the first round at the French Open a year ago. Since that defeat she's 74-3, including titles at Wimbledon, the U.S. Open, the London Olympics and the season-ending WTA Championships.
Both finalists swung with their typical aggressiveness from the baseline, but Williams' superior serve and defense proved the difference. She silently ran side to side whipping groundstrokes with little apparent strain, while Sharapova often found herself lunging after the ball to stay in the point, with each shot accompanied by her familiar shriek.
When Williams once summoned a grunt herself to match Sharapova's volume and pound a winner, the crowd responded with a laugh.
Sharapova completed a career Grand Slam by winning Roland Garros last year, but she's still looking for a breakthrough against Williams, who has won their past 13 meetings since 2004.
No. 1 Bob and Mike Bryan of the U.S. won their 14th major doubles title by defeating Michael Llodra and Nicolas Mahut 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (4).


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|7th May 2009, 12:53 PM
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Hi, Revintage
I got your point as well..
Not easy to catch your point without pre-reading the ANTI-TRIODE
tread you had a short while back.
Anyway, thanks to point it out.
|7th May 2009, 04:05 PM
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Hi JueiC,
Yepp, should have referenced to the other thread where also MJKs circuit was shown.
|7th May 2009, 05:24 PM
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goes through the B+ supply ;-) But that pole is isolated by MOSFET.
There is indeed at least a low frequency pole in almost everything that
isn't regulated. Two of your topologies use a regulated driver supply.
and would appear to be mostly DC stable.
Isn't there also a time constant involved in the gate coupling C and
the 1Meg DC reference? If the driver waveform is asymmetric there
will be a small DC shift + time constant with signal level. Keeping the
driver in the symmetric range and small R should mitigate this though.
I think there is a big difference in terms of which current loop the
time constant is in. I would expect more audible artifacts in the
cathode branch vs. the anode branch, the common regulated driver
but unregulated B+ in DC topologies may bear this out.
And what is the goal in direct coupling? For me first and foremost
is to eliminate blocking distortion, where even minute grid current
causes the coupling cap to charge and discharge on peaks. I find
this pretty annoying, and DC is one solution.
Second order is the ability of the output stage to maintain a stable
operating point as signal level changes. This is a side effect of fixed
bias, not DC. Single supply circuits for example have a problem
here, where the big cathode R allows the cathode voltage to
increase at high signal level. Choice of a flat load line can mitigate
this to some extent. A shunt regulator can also be used instead of
a resistor in the cathode branch to simulate fixed-bias using a single
Third is the ability to drive class A2 with these circuits. Referencing
a separate grid drive supply to the cathode keeps the grid current
in a small local loop for cleaner class A2 operation (stay tuned...)
How do you see the difference between series and shunt driver
regulators? The series one using PMOS followers is adaptable to
cathode feedback, which I also want to try with these transmiting
tubes as a way to deal with the high Ri.
One reason for me to use input transformers is that I'm powering
my breadboard with bench supplies that have a 250V max DC
offset and I need a lottle more for the driver. I also have all Low Z
balanced sources (Alesis Masterlink and mixing consoles) so
the transformers are pretty much transparent.
For a real build, I would probably go with stacked/floating supplies
and shunt regulation of the driver, or waste the power and try a
shunt cathode regulator with the single supply. Or the series
follower if I wanted to try cathode feedback.
|20th April 2011, 07:39 AM
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Greetings from Tacoma.
My apologies, revintage for taking things even farther away from your area of interest. I spent last night reading about a related project and I suggest the following: Bobs Hi-Fi Tube Amp Page . If that link doesn't work I will find you another route. You are asking a heavy question here.
My interest in DC coupling is that the cathode follower (ex 12AX7 with 100K plate resistor and 33 - 47K cathode resistor) has always had the reputation for "warming" up a guitar amp. Same for triode SE output. Well, I built my 2A3 amp and cathode followers in the preamps, and I can't hear the difference. I decided that my next project should be to put several cathode followers in series. I have no training in electronics, but it seems logical that 1) all of the followers would need to round up the same half of the wave, so there will have to be 180+180 degrees of phase inversion between each cathode follower and 2) there can be no phase shift from a poor choice of blocking cap/grid resistor. So, jueic's post is interesting to me. Since no one out there is trying to make a guitar amp with lots of 2nd order harmonics there isn't much to look at on the web. If either of you can get me past the grid bias problem for what is coming out of the cathode follower and going into my inverter, I would appreciate it. I don't care if I need to make a bipolar power supply, I just want to hear those second order harmonics before I die.
|20th April 2011, 09:27 AM
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What you're describing isn't a cathode follower. A CF has the plate at AC ground (usually connected to B+) and takes the signal from the cathode. Gain is less than unity and there's no polarity inversion.
For high 2nd harmonics, just run a normal common cathode stage with a small plate resistor. For example, using a 30k plate resistor in a 12AX7 stage will give you lower gain (maybe 30) and very high second harmonic.
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|21st April 2011, 05:34 AM
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As far as I see it, the signal out from the driver stage is ground referenced. Hence, the ground connection must be DC coupled as well as the signal connection. As far as I can see, only the top two circuits accomplish this.
I'm mucking with a similar circuit: DC coupled 300B idea - request for comments
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: Slytherin's Fall by meanmonkey22
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Short story about Salazar Slytherin's last battle...with Godric Gryffindor.
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Genres: Drama, General, Horror/Dark Era: Founders Characters: Gryffindor, Slytherin
Advisory: Mild Violence
Published: 2008.06.28 Latest Chapter: 2008.07.10 Updated: 2008.07.10 Status: COMPLETED (902 words)
: A Trip Through Time by meanmonkey22
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Join Ginny, Fred, and George as they go back in time and meet Merlin, the Hogwarts Founders, a young Dumbledore, the Marauders, and a young/bigger Molly.
People are reading and NOT reviewing! Plz plz plz review so I know what I should change or do for upcoming chapters and stories, thanx.
Genres: Drama, General, Action/Adventure Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Dumbledore, Fred, George, Ginny, OtherCanon Pairings: Arthur/Molly, Bill/Fleur, Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione
Advisory: Mild Language, Mild Violence, Contains Spoilers
Published: 2007.08.15 Latest Chapter: 2008.07.03 Updated: 2008.07.03 Status: WIP (6517 words)
: On The Run by meanmonkey22
Draco is on the run from top Auror Ron Weasley.
~This is a one chapter story. An idea that was buggin me for a while so I finally decided to do it. PLEASE REVIEW!~
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Genres: Horror/Dark, Action/Adventure Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Draco, Hermione, Lucius, Ron Pairings: Lucius/Narcissa, Ron/Hermione
Advisory: Strong Violence
Published: 2007.09.29 Latest Chapter: 2007.10.06 Updated: 2007.10.06 Status: COMPLETED (590 words)
: The Betrayal by meanmonkey22
Short story
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What happens when an Auror is sent to betray Voldemort and the Death Eaters? What happens when he fails? R&R PLZ!
Genres: Drama, Horror/Dark, Action/Adventure Era: Pre-Hogwarts Characters: OC, OtherCanon, Voldemort
Advisory: Mild Language, Strong Violence
Published: 2007.08.01 Latest Chapter: 2007.09.19 Updated: 2007.09.19 Status: COMPLETED (2865 words)


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3 month old fighting naps PLEASE HELP!
hey mamas!
am i driving you crazy yet? this is my 3rd thread on the BFing forum in a week!
DD is 12 1/2 weeks old and went through a growth spurt at 11 weeks which just seems like its tapering off. she was fussy from about 2 weeks to 8 weeks and from 8 to 11 weeks she was pretty much easy-going! napped twice a day - first time on a stroll through the neighborhood and the 2nd time would be sometime in the middle of the afternoon and she would sometimes nod off early at night and then id nurse her and put her down around 9. the fussiness started back at 11 weeks and i attributed it to a growth spurt. now she's almost 13 weeks though and the fussiness is getting worse. i've figured out finally that she is overtired because she's been refusing to nap.
her sleep patterns are definitely changing. she no longer will nap during the stroll so i cut it out, thinking that maybe by this point she had gone too long without napping and needed to be put down earlier for a nap so we tried that. sometimes it would work sometimes it wouldn't. i know its a timing thing. if i wait too long its really hard to get her to sleep but too early and she won't sleep for long.
so i'm thinking she's maybe ready for regular naps - morning and afternoon. but there are 2 different schools of thought on how to go about that - put her down drowsy to let her cry it out mid-morning and early afternoon for a few days to get her in the habit of sleeping or nurse her to sleep and comfort her when she awakes crying to try to get her back to sleep. i'm sure there are more ideas about this but these are the two i am wrestling with right now.
FYI she sleeps GREAT at night! she goes to bed around 830 and sleeps until 630! but daytime sleep is a battle. and if she doesn't nap she gets so overtired and fussy that it breaks my heart - she screams bloody murder a few times a day. and i know she needs that daytime sleep. plus it makes me super on edge and in a terrible mood by mid-afternoon.
this morning i tried putting her down when she looked sleepy - around 815. she had woken up at 630 and nursed for 45 minutes and then i ate bfast, talked to her while she was in her swing and gave her a bath and got her dressed for the day (our usual routine) and then we went outside and i had my coffee and talked to her about her surroundings (trying to provide lots of stimulation so she would be tired). i thought she might be ready for a nap before her next feeding so i rocked her a little and she drifted off with a paci so i put her down in her crib and quietly left the room. she woke up 10 minutes later crying but i let her cry while i showered and dressed. 30 min passed and she was still crying so i got her and fed her and she fell asleep after nursing this time so i tried putting her down again since she didn't sleep the first time. this time we had more success. she stayed asleep about 15 or 20 minutes, woke up crying and i instantly went in to soothe her (put the paci back in her mouth and rubbed her tummy - didn't pick her up) and she nodded back off pretty quickly. she is still asleep now and it has been about 15 minutes since i checked on her last so i'm thinking maybe this is the way to go for now - to keep nursing her to sleep during the day?
what has been successful for you? i want her to be able to self soothe but i also want her to get the rest she needs during the day. should i continue the nursing to sleep schedule or try to gradually start an eat/wake/sleep routine with her? i want what's BEST for her but i also need to consider what i can handle - CIO is tough for me. i keep wondering if maybe she's hungry instead of too tired to sleep. i nurse her to sleep at night so i know she's used to that. i want to know how you worked it out! i want to nurse on demand but i also want to get her on a schedule as much as possible to help us enjoy our time together more because right now, we're both struggling!
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Seattle Dance fest
Beginning today the 6th Seattle International Dance Festival offers contemporary dance from Iraq, Japan, Mexico and the United States along South Lake Union until June 19. Art on the Fly is free: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. today at 410 Terry Ave. plaza, 12-6 p.m. June 11 at streetcar stops. Inside programs are at 7:30 p.m./8 p.m. each evening, $17 advance/$20 at door at Raisbeck Hall, 2015 Boren Ave., Seattle. www.thresholdfestival.org
"Flora and Fine Arts" at TAM
Tacoma Art Museum plays host to "Flora and Fine Arts," a collaborative show with the Tacoma Garden Club featuring floral arrangements inspired by Northwest art, talks, workshops and more. Reception 6-8 p.m. tonight, $40; then open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. June 11 and 12 with talks at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. June 11. Admission $10/$8/free for five and under and all day June 12. Tacoma Art Museum, 1701 Pacific Ave., Tacoma. 253-272-4258, www.tacomaartmuseum.org
Hilltop Artists glass sale
The annual spring glass sale by the Hilltop Artists in Residence is a great chance to get blown, fused and jewelry glass art at great prices, and benefit the HART student glass program at the same time. Tickets from 8 a.m., doors open 9 a.m. June 11. Free. Jason Lee Middle School, 602 N. Sprague St., Tacoma. 253-571-7670, www.hilltopartists.org
TSO Chorus sings of peace and justice
The Tacoma Symphony Chorus, directed by Dr. Geoffrey Boers, will sing a concert Saturday night highlighting music of peace and justice to honor the work done by the Hilltop-based Peace Community Center. Works include John Rutter's "Requiem," plus music by Moses Hogan, James Taylor, U2 and others, and children from the center will perform their own poetry. 7:30 p.m. June 11. $15. Urban Grace Church, 902 Market St., Tacoma. 253-591-5894, www.broadwaycenter.org


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2 vacuum-packed pork tenderloins (they come 2 to the pack)
1 cup coarse French bread crumbs
1/4 cup kosher salt
1 tsp. coarse-ground black pepper
2 Tbsp. Frank Davis Sprinkling Spice
1 tsp. garlic powder
2 cups old-fashioned oatmeal, processed
1 cup grated Romano cheese
2 Tbsp. dried basil leaves
2 cups extra virgin olive oil, as needed
1 pkg. EggBeaters mixed with 2 Tbsp. water
1 cup grated Parmesan cheese
First off, trim place the pork tenderloins on a cutting board on the countertop and carefully trim away all the excess sinew and silver skin.
Then with an extra-sharp slicing knife, cut the tenderloins crosswise on a bias (45-degree angle) so that you produce a bunch of medallions, each about an inch thick.
Next, in a shallow baking pan, mix together the bread crumbs, the salt, the black pepper, the sprinkling spice, and the garlic powder.
Then add to the mixture the processed oatmeal, the Romano cheese, and the dried basil and toss everything thoroughly until uniformly blended.At this point, pour about half of the olive oil into a heavy 12-inch skillet and set the flame to medium high heat.
Then while the oil is coming up to ideal temperature, whip the Eggbeaters and water together in a medium-size bowl.Then dip the pork medallions a few at a time into the egg and water mixture and dredge them in the bread crumb/oat meal/cheese mixture.
All that's left to do now is fry the individual slices (on both sides) in the hot olive oil until they turn golden brown all over.
As they finish frying, drain them briefly on several layers of paper towels, sprinkle them liberally with the grated Parmesan, and serve them piping hot and crispy.
-------------Chef's Note: To have the oatmeal at the right texture to produce a crunch coating, pulse it in the food processor for about 45-60 seconds. Then toss it with the bread crumbs.


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Figuring out how the human brain works
Picture the robot dance. Yes, the one where people stiffly move their arms around imitating the movements of a robot. When we think of robotic movements, it is often paired with a lack of restricted movement and dexterity. This is because scientists have yet to build robots that are able to move as well as humans because we have not been able to understand how the human brain is able to control the hand or the body. That is where Jörn Diedrichsen comes in. He is the new research chair in motor control and computational neuroscience at Western's Brain and Mind Institute. "I'm leading a lab that looks at how people learn movements and how this is represented in the human brain," Diedrichsen said. Diedrichsen's research encompasses using robotics to understand how…
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