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2011 Calvin Women's Cross Country Outlook
Saturday, August 20, 2011
2011 Calvin Cross Country Schedule
With a powerful one-two punch up front, a solid nucleus of returning veterans and a strong incoming freshmen class, the Calvin womens cross country team will look to improve upon a 2010 season that included MIAA and Great Lakes Regional crowns as well as a ninth place finish at the NCAA III Championships.
Calvin returns 17 letterwinners from last years team including five that received either first or second team All-MIAA recognition.
Senior Jodi Hoekstra (Homer Glen, IL/Chicago Christian HS) and junior Alyssa Penning (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) were both named to the All-MIAA first team last year. Together, they formed a dynamic one-two punch up front last fall as Hoekstra was first and Penning second at the 2010 MIAA Cross Country Championships. Hoekststra later took fourth and Penning ninth at the Great Lakes Regional meet at Hope College to earn spot on the Great Lakes All-Region team. They both nearly claimed All-America status the following week, just missing top-35 finishes as Hoekstra was 43rd and Penning 45th at the NCAA III Cross Country Championships.
A two-time first team All-MIAA honoree in cross country, Hoekstra was named the 2010 MIAA Cross Country MVP. During the 2011 outdoor track and field season, she captured an MIAA title in the 3,000 meter steeplechase and later qualified for the NCAA III Outdoor Track and Field Championships in the 5,000 meter run, placing 21st.
Penning missed most of the 2011 outdoor track and field season studying overseas but returned in time to qualify for the NCAA III Outdoor Track and Field Championships in improbable fashion, recording a national qualifying time in the 3,000 meter steeplechase just days after returning from Europe. She later finished 14th in the event at the national meet.
Penning and Hoekstra are part of five returning individuals that ran for Calvin both at the 2010 Great Lakes Regional and NCAA III Cross Country Championships. The other three individuals include seniors Samanatha Westveer (Kentwood/East Kentwood HS), Kaitlin Diemer (Caledonia/South Christian HS) and freshman Alyssa Oram (Cheboygan/Home Schooled). Westveer, Diemer and Oram were all members of the 2010 All-MIAA second team and also of the 2010 Great Lakes All-Region squad.
Westveer was 11th at the MIAA Cross Country Championships and 24th at the Great Lakes Regional meet. During the spring, she was the MIAA champion in the 10,000 meters and recorded an NCAA III provisional qualifying time in the event.
Diemer was 17th at the MIAA Cross Country Championships and 22nd at the Great Lakes Regional meet last fall. During the spring, she claimed the MIAA title in the 1,500 meter run.
Oram had a big freshman campaign in cross country, recording a clutch finish at the 2010 MIAA Cross Country Championships by finishing 15th individually while also serving as Calvins all-important fifth runner. Her finish allowed Calvin to nip rival Hope by two points for the league title in the closest finish in MIAA Womens Cross Country Championships history. It also allowed Calvin to capture its sixth consecutive MIAA title including its league-leading 22nd overall. At the Great Lakes Regional meet, she was 34th individually. During the spring, she was fourth in the 3,000 meter steeplechase at the MIAA Track and Field Championships.
Other returning letterwinners include seniors Sarah Fennema (Brookfield, WI/Milwaukee Lutheran HS), Eva Kort (Colorado Springs, CO/Doherty HS) and Kristin VanKampen (Elmhurst, IL/Timothy Christian HS); juniors Kaylea Brase (Lino Lakes, MN/Centennial HS), Christine Hartley (Pewaukee, WI/Lake Country Lutheran HS), Hannah Kregel (Iowa City, IA/Iowa City HS) and sophomores Margeaux Cater (Yellow Jacket, CO/Montezuma-Cortez HS), Olivia Cordes (Three Rivers/Home Schooled), Rebekah Folkema (Renfrew, ON/Home Schooled), Nicole Michmerhuizen (Holland/Holland Christian HS) and Devin VanDoornik (Zeeland/Zeeland East HS).
Kort was 20th and Hartley 24th at the 2010 MIAA Cross Country Championships while Kort also recorded a second place finish in the 10,000 meters at the 2011 MIAA Track and field Championships. Michmerhuizen also came on strong during the track and field season, breaking 39 minutes in the 10,000 meters at the MIAA Championships while finishing in fourth place. She also came back less than 24 hours later to finish sixth in the 5,000 meters at the conference meet.
Calvin also brings in a talented freshmen class with a number of individuals expected to provide depth and support in the Knight lineup.
Calvin will again open its season by hosting its own Knight Invitational at the Gainey Athletics Complex. The 2011 Knight Invitational is scheduled to be held on September 17. Calvin will open its conference season on September 24, competing at the MIAA Jamboree hosted by Trine University with the MIAA Championships slated to be held on October 29 at Alma College. Calvin will be one of two MIAA teams that competed at the 2010 NCAA III Cross Country Championships as Hope earned a bid to the national meet and earned a top-25 national ranking.
Other non-conference meets for Calvin include the prestigious Notre Dame Invitational on September 30, the Michigan Intercollegiates on October 7 with Hillsdale College serving as host and the Wisconsin-Oshkosh Brooks Invitational on October 15. The invitational at Wisconsin-Oshkosh will hopefully give Calvin a sneak preview of the NCAA III Championships as the course will also be the site of the national meet on November 19. In order to qualify for the national meet, Calvin will need to finish in the top-two team spots at the Great Lakes Regional Championships, slated for November 12 at Oberlin College, just south of Cleveland, Ohio.
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There is a science of economics that embodies conceptually refutable hypotheses to the effect that persons act so as to maximize objectively measurable value (net wealth) subject to the constraints that they confront. The constraints are presumed to be exogenous to the persons whose behavior is to be predicted. Empirical tests of these hypotheses are necessarily limited to behavior under constraints that have been historically experienced. The boundaries of predictive science are logically set by those of reality, quite apart from any considerations of practical issues concerning data meaning, collection, and usage.
It is perhaps not surprising that modern economists do not feel at home outside these boundaries. They become uneasy when issues about choices among constraints are raised. How can individual choice behavior outside the standard paradigm be modeled? How can a positive science of rules be derived?
The first step lies in the elementary recognition that the constraints that bound behavior within a social order are not exclusively exogenous. At least some proportion of the constraints are of man's own making, the results of deliberative choice behavior. Some of the rules we live by are grounded neither in physical reality nor in the social evolutionary process but are, instead, the product of design and intent. From this recognition it follows that some rules of social order must be subject to modification and change, to "reform."
But what criteria may be adduced to guide judgment? Clearly, empirical science is exhausted once behavior within existing and past rules is fully described. A change in rules necessarily requires that we "fly to others that we know not of." Choice among rules is inherently speculative.
Speculation may, however, be reasoned. Analysis that models individual choice behavior under alternative sets of potential constraints becomes an essential part of a positive science of rules, where the hypotheses are only conceptually refutable rather than empirically testable. Choice among constraints embodies greater uncertainty about the properties of the alternatives than does choice within constraints. But the suggested transference of the modern economists' analysis of "choice under uncertainty" to the choice among rules cannot be made without a full appreciation of the leap from one choice setting to the other. The criterion of expected utility maximization, widely held to be applicable to choice under uncertainty within constraints, may not be relevant or appropriate to choice among constraints themselves. The distinction here was sensed by John Rawls but was overlooked by most of his economist critics.
Rules may be chosen that place limits on extremes, even at some accurately reckoned cost in value. We need not predict that each child will fall off the cliff to justify the installation of railings. Minimax is descriptive of deeply felt human precepts of rationality. We seek to ensure that the best remains a potentiality by guarding against the worst. We seek "freedom within constraints."
At a fundamental methodological level, our plea is not for a particular set of changes in existing rules. It is, instead, a plea that the choice of rules receives the attention it deserves in modern discussions of policy reform. Neglect of rules ensures drift into constitutional anarchy, a state of affairs that many modern diagnoses suggest has already been attained. In such a setting, confusion abounds, and the tentacles natural to a Hobbesian jungle take root, grab, and hold.
Modern man did change his sociopolitical rules; he did once emerge from the Dark Ages. In doing so, he was guided, not solely by science and not primarily by blind evolutionary change, but by the reasoned speculation of persons who dared to think in terms of rules other than those under which they lived. They dreamed of possible futures, and some of their dreams were realized. It is not without significance that the chapter-beginning citations included in this book are predominantly drawn from eighteenth- and early-nineteenth-century writers.
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Hot/Not: Would eliminations help NASCAR's all-star night?
An exhibition weekend in Charlotte doesn't mean Hot/Not is taking the week off. Let's jump into the weekend's hits and misses:
Not: We can all agree that NASCAR's All-Star race format could use a tweak, right?
Saturday night was a mildly entertaining race. If I had been in the stands, a beeline to the ticket office demanding a refund wouldn't have crossed my. But this race has been so hyped, so overly promoted that it needs to produce the excitement, punches and otherwise "Oh no he DIDN'T!" reaction from fans.
First, it's silly beyond words that NASCAR's probation of Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick covers an exhibition race. There is no better time for any foes to settle a feud than a night like Saturday's in Charlotte — especially when NASCAR's TV partners run commercial after commercial as if that could happen.
The failure to communicate marketing strategy between the two is maddening and counter-intuitive. It's either one way or the other. Period.
As for the race format, I get why the 50-lap first segment exists. It provides some semblance of normal racing and mandates crews perform a high-tension green-flag pit stop. But it's not needed.
Scrap the 50-lap segment (that, to my recollection, has gone virtually caution- and drama-free for a few years) and scrap the idea that the All-Star race should be at all normal. The All-Star event should be gimmicky, manufactured and otherwise crazy.
A full or partial inversion of the field for the final segment was used years ago, once via a huge dice roll and other times via fan vote. I like that idea, and think putting the faster cars in the back of the pack to start a final 15-lap segment would do everything fans want in the race.
But I'd also add this: After each segment, the last three drivers in the running order (running or not) get the boot. By the fourth segment (in a 21-car field like Saturday night) 12 cars would remain. This makes the first three segments intriguing both in the front of the field and in the back.
From there, involve the fans via a text message or online vote to re-install one of the eliminated nine drivers to the final segment while inverting a portion of the field. Craziness would ensue, drama would unfold and the All-Star race would revert to being that once-a-year race everyone wants.
Hot: Speaking of Mr. Carl Edwards, there's no one hotter in NASCAR at this point. Edwards holds a steady lead in the Sprint Cup point standings and isn't showing any signs of slowing down. I'll give any non-believers some concessions ("It's early" or "Wait until the Chase"), but Edwards is looking like the guy who will challenge Jimmie Johnson come November. {ysp:more}
Not: Just as televised player introductions in the Super Bowl are fun for all of 30 seconds, NASCAR really ought to re-think the length of the All-Star Race's team introductions.
The idea is a neat one and I'm positive it stirs some emotion to those at the track, but the presentation on TV just loses its pace quickly. Figure out a way to speed them up while forcing the teams and drivers to do more than slowly amble across the stage and we might have a solution to the nap-inducing festivities from Saturday night.
Hot: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. deserves some much-needed praise for finally getting a win in the Nationwide Series and becoming the first non-Cup driver to win in the series this season when he took the checkered flag Sunday at Iowa Speedway. Stenhouse, in a Roush-Fenway car, passed Edwards with 17 to go to take his first series win in 51 starts.
What's more is that Stenhouse bounced back from a weekend at Iowa last season in which he wrecked his primary and backup cars before the race and was forced to borrow Edwards' backup car for the race. There aren't many weekends worse than that for rookies in NASCAR.
Not: The teamwork between Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon fell through when Johnson — presumably mistakenly — cut too close to Gordon's pit stall during the final pit stop in Saturday night's race. Gordon tweeted Monday that Johnson clipped Gordon's tire carrier, causing the No. 24's pit stop to go awry.
A decent car most of the night, Gordon lost all hope when he emerged from pit road nine or 10 spots down the running order. In the final 10 laps, Gordon went nowhere and finished 15th.
Hot: Let's give some praise to NASCAR's safety initiative one more time. Landon Cassill's crash with Derrike Cope in the Sprint Showdown was simply remarkable in that Cassill walked away.
Cope had nowhere to go when Cassill's machine slid up the track after blowing a tire and T-boned Cassill just behind the driver's door. SPEED's slow-motion replay visibly showed Cassill's hand bouncing from the steering wheel and into the window.
Hot: More credit where credit is due as we wrap up this week's Hot/Not is deserved to the folks at Charlotte Motor Speedway for two things: a tremendous crowd for the All-Star Race and a tremendous addition to the track's facilities.
The new video board along the backstretch — the world's largest, as you know — should be a terrific asset to keep a new-era of fans who are consistently engaged electronically interested in the show at CMS. Plus, it's really doggone cool.


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of sai
aud ltth street, In said City of Cairo, Iu Alexander
county and hlMo of llllnoi.. ull the riuht. title
and interest of tald Coveutry Culley. or his as
signs, in and to lot numb-red U3 I'lhirty-llve) ia
block numbered 73 (.evenly three) in said City of
Cairo, according to the recorded plat theieof,
with tli Mppurtenancta, to satisfy tho purposes
luted, Cairo, Illinois, HuttmUr 6th, U70.
H. KTAATrl TAYI.OH,
KLWiN I'AIUSONH,
i ninit is oi iiietuirouiiy rropeiiy.
deK j did
OVSii MEN.
The experience of year, hna demonilmted til
fact that rill.inco mny I placed In thoclUcncy
Specific Fills
Kor the tpcedy nnd permanent euro of Ptmlnal
Waknc9, tho reaultofexeena. or joulhful lndl
ilircliou. which neulectcd. mini the haipuie)
and iinfilg the enflcTer Tor buine(i!, aocletv or
mnrrtiu;e. They can bo used without detection
or Interference villi bti-meis pnr.uite, "nnd never
ibii iu remove nervona uvuiuiy, iua i iiifiuu,
unple.i.ant dream., weak ncrveK, heaitAche. ner
voin trembling, ccneraltaasltlide, dlmner. of vl.;
on.llukhingot the kn, which, if ntKlrctrd will
ireiy lean on to oincr aerioin nn-eaie., lor wnru
oayaiem iancenirocifU, it cannot recover wi-.n-
i noi p. (
Are prepared froni the prcMtiplion of I)r. Kot.t.
i; Itell.an eminent phyalcian of many Teuri)' ex.
perlence, and are not worthier, patent medi
cine, Ur. Uell'a ipeclBo remedy haa been tcntad
for many yoari, and It warranted a certain curp,
no matter how, bad tbe tao mf to. Hundreds
of certificate, can be shown. To recurs the (ten
nine, enclose 1 tn a letter and they will l Kent
on reoelpt, sonure from observation, by mall, post
pam, wiwi ruiea ami instructions inatwiiiiu.iiire
asfcedy euro. iTlvate rlrculara aent irre.
drtis BTKI'IIKN HAMLIN,
uon I Agent, 737 iiromiwar, n, '
Dr. Havey's
physician ol 30 yearV experience offers his val
illo remedy, kuuwu as
Harvey's CShrono-Ther
mal Fiu:
For the Immediate relist ot all thos dlfllaul
and dvrnngrmcnts peculiar to the Kcmalo a
To married ladles they are particularly valuable
may never inn io remove oc most uisirsssi
ayptomi, no matter now long tnov nave exisio
Private circulars to ladies, giving mil Instructlo n
. r : ... . r ...... J7 ft
BI'U. Iir Ull .'VVlf.h VI Fin...... l.nil.J
Chrono.Therinst 1'illa must not be confounded
with worthless patent medicine sold aa Female
i its. rir n a mils am sare anil sure in every ease.
They will bo sent securely seeled, on receipt of
li, ny return man, wmi inn uirecuons iuruiu,
Ad'lress, bTKPHEN HAMLIN,
Oen'l Agent, 737 Uroadway, New lork
(TiIIINGN YOU OUGHT TO
A Lecture on tho PhUoaophy of Mar-
riago, una iho tccrei mnrmiiies
of Yontli. Manhood and
Old Age.
Thi.letlnre should bo in the hands of every
youog man. and especially those contemplating
mnmngo, u win caiiiiou snu kuiuoiuiii loruusi
li. anil If ha follow lbs instructions there Isu
down, he may escape diseaso ami attain old agi
with all his faculties unimpaired. It oontaln
rules and prescriptions that will cure any caso of
.eminui weaaness, emissions, cic, nnii resioro
Inst manhood to perfect health. Hentfreetoall
by one who has sullered and Is now rur.nl.
Adnrestf, Dr. KIM1AKTKKMA1N.
Btallon D, lllble House, New York,
Many years' oxpenenco in curing Catarrh, con.
sumption, Iitspcp.hi, constipation, piles.
:,ci.o of tho Liver, blood, skin, nnd
urinary organs, disclosad tho ttartU
lug fact that the nifljorlty of th-in were onus
uil by and could only Ihi cured after curing them
of seminal wenknos. 'tihalntlon, caustics, Iron,
tonics, Kllmulants, hytophoshites, mercury, cop.
iilun, i'uIm'Iis, buehil. injections, and tho ordinary
tcmedlrs had proved worse than useless,
KVIDKNVi: PHOVINO
'I'rtiMtiuesst rturperlor to all others.
I deem It n duty lo say you curol threo eases of
eoiiiiiiiitUn, nftei other rumodles fulled, ami two
of Typhoid Fever in the latter stage. I will
send you their affidavits If you wish,
JAM IW I'KTHIW, M. I)., Canada West.
Vou cured my wlfo of long-standing weakness
and myself of di'i-aa of tho liver, kidneys, eto.,
niter treatment a long time by others.
B. vV.ltlUK, lUrtforJ.Conn.
After having leen (rested by professors and
many eminent physicians without benefit for in
diguslion, dlulne.s, heart alioctlon, cough, dl.
s.ecf the lungs, liver, klndeys, and organic de
bility, you restored inu In three month, to manly
i Igor and good health. K.KTIIIBIN, N. Y.
Youcurod my wife of long standing weakness
nnd myselt of dl.ea.o of tho liver, kidneys, etc.,
after treatment a long time by others.
B. V. KICK. Hsriford, Conn.
My wife's case was consldertxl hnpoless by all
the physicians, but ny the blesslug of tho Al
migiily you restored her to health. A thousand
thinks.' .. K. II.OHKFITJI. ,
Kllwt-eth, KlovdCo., I ml,
Your ineillcincaarolhu greatest eicrdiscovero
bymnn. Tkey cured myson of llronchllis, dys
i-opsla, and so weak our 1'octor mil ourselves
L'Mo up nil hopo, Aa an Instrument In the bauds
of (lod we thank you for saving him.
WW. J.bTlU'HKNH, bandil.ky City, O.
You havo relieved ma of pain mid restored my
tiriueto Its uatural color, etc.
H. HITCHCOCK, fihsron, Vt.
You cured inn of disease of ten) oars' standing.
1 tutlcrcd terribly before I took your medicine.
jvn. iiAuu.1.4 1, iiuriiogton. n. j
Your medicine cured mo so rapidly,
I woul I
have psid )oii om hal you reo.iiircil it.
r J. Itl.ACKriTONi:. Ir.. Apple Itiver. Ill
I Icel grateful to vou, as I was not expected to
livownen 1 commenced your modicum. 1 know
no other comd bnvo saved me.
Mis. II. i. IIAIU'KN, Milwauke, Wis.
Tho swelling that atlllcleit my wile is entirely
removed by your medicine, K. ILMTITKH,
Van Huron, Ohio.
You cured me of a disease ot thirty year, slsud
log. AI.KX. MUOHKIIKAl', Ouiney, t).
You removed my lung-stand, enmplleated dls.
iao in n lew days. NaOISON WRIOHT.
Wright's landing, Wis.
I havo Ihoii well about a year from the medl
ciuo you sent me. Mrs. M. WILKINSON,
Noblssvillo, Ind.
Tli r oo physicians said I could not be huijiod last
Fall, bill yourmcdlelne restored my health.
Mrs. HUTU CONDlT.lberla.Ohlo.
The young man your medicine cured was a hope.
Its. caso of Hires years' standing. Ho could uot
loonli s s ue loriwo years.
r ii Mrji.ii!Mmir
Four rears ago niy constitution was completely
broken down, but yo t have completely oured me
J. J, ItlllNK, Kunbury. 1'a.
1 received Immediate relief from your medicine
lllLN J. HUlUiT, Louisville. Ky.
Sly side Is well. I'HKNTlhrt AtHIB,
' 1'equanuock Uridge, CI.
I don't think I have a perfect cure, therefore
eend me moro niedicine.
J.McDKAKMAN, Lyndon, III.
Ihadthellvercomplaint, dyspepsia, aud vomit
inu hie icars before 1 took jour wonderful mcd.
Icm". 1 H. VANTHIE8, Caledonia, Ohio.
SVonr medtcino removed the pain In my
stoimuh, aud soreness through my shoulders.
Mrs. 11. Tuttle, Independence, O.
Isaac Trumbo, Danville, Ky cured ot complU
cated disease,
Chsrlestlrilllth, cured after having been aban
doned by anumberof doctors.
Thos. illfjilusoa, Harrisonville, III., wrme three
year after we hail cured him, ho was well.
Mrs. L. 11. Hill, Howling Oreen, Ky,, weakness
and oompliutttd dlsoaso cured.
Win. Hever, Craw forilsville, Indiana, wrote Jan.
187U, had cured him eight years previous,
Kx-Mayor Oeorfe Hall, llrooslvu, New York,
cured of old diseaso of kidneys and bladder with
paralysis of other organs.
Healed a cancerous ulcer on the face of Nsth
alnelllaydcn, Ksq , I'reslfent of tho Chatham
Huuk, Now York, which tho most einluent doctors
and professors had treated eight years.
Patients can be cured at their homes, without a
personal interview, by statlug tueir past and pres.
Inteondltlon Advlcefree. Dr. A. H. Heath, re.
reives natientsat Ills residence, No. 110, Kast
MU street, New . York, n short distance from 6th
uvenue hotel across madisou aquaie-beforo lu
ii.'m. Mild alter 5 p.m. wirleodawly
SICKNESS, PAIN nnd DI1ATII
cultlmalelv result aa tien.illlcs for vlotntionaof
utniral laws, from which none eacnpo. .
The faded cheek, tho palo andean features, the
dull eye, tho olouded Intellect, tho deep hearing
sigh, the feeble mi l emaciated frame; Iho dejected
urave imo lottcrlnir gait, an inuicaia previous
trnnrgrecslou of Ihh. Knowing thafprocrasliiia
Hon Is tho thief of time," nil. Intelligent beings
apply for soma remedy aa soon aa olrcumstnncus
permit I while thoe who do not act Upon th
jinocpln that Vdelayaaro dangerous,'' xcncrnlly
ingcr. iobu more limo and pay more, inoupj, .
Ttinnrandi ot mothers and daughter,- in all
atatlona- aud oomlltlons of life, nre autlsriim,
lingering nnd dying from the effects of some
dreiulert and ilreailliil
FEMALE COlvflPIiAINT
That'nlnlina Its victims throughout the length nod
rrautn oi tne lain,
Many lemales sutler In some way at each
monthly period i some g rli nru in great peril at
thacoromeiicemuit of menstruation, while tdder
i ncs dread IU decline at the "turn of life." ficnif
times tho menstrual flow Is too much, or too little.
or may, b attended withpalal may be Irregular
or i'i;iireij ciie:KC4i, ur ciiangru u, spprnrnovr,
or attended with other digressing .ympionir.
i.eucorrnoea,orino "t lines," iroiueiiwy urnins
the system, or ulceration of Iho womb may erenta
pln and rnuso rapid prostration.
Kullig of tho womb, is an exceedingly common
rnmnlulnL. clvlna inuoli troukla and d stress.
which, unuer oruinnry ireoiinent, ia mmcui io
Hysterics, dresn Bioknets, irritability of, tho
Womb, vnd other serious and fatal complaints fol
low the female acx throughout life. Llvesthsroa
medknl gentleman who has or can relievo the fslr
sex of the above troubles T Not menv. la there
no combination of remedial agouti that wili cotno
toner rescuer we answer, yes.
The only Vsnowlodged Uterine Tonic and Fe-
maio iteauiaiar Known, win cure iui inoso com.
plaints above mentioned In an Incredibly short
timo. The Itinera at once arouses, strengthens
Iho womb lo Its natural condltiin, removing ob
obstructlons. rellevlnr pain and regulating the
monthlv nerlod. Yonacr elands a Dale.'fceble and
lanmldsirl. lustburstiua? Into womanhood: aho
is uio prinooi ail, out uarai sou siienny siesis a
pickle, eats chalk or a slate pencil) no appetite
for food) aho turns wiihadullero and seeks sol
itude i her cyo no longer sparkles , her merry
laugh Is no longer heard ringing through the air!
aho mouea about with bloodless litis and sum. with
headache, palpitation, constipation, swimmingof
the head, cold feet and hands, melancholy alio
has a cost! tongue, 'offenslvo broath,onda host
pi niner evils too numerous io mention.
When nealected all these avmloma become a
RraTaioot ineru is sick swinui'ii. ui-Mtuuiu, num.
ne settles under tho eyes, the leg I aad ankle
are swollen, the hair losses Its gloss and falls oil,
there la briltlenesa and splitting o tho finger
nails, swell. n alalomen, extreme nervousness.
Mln. and uchoa. dry counti. hrstcrlcsl fits, ranld
proslrallen and death I If you, or any of your
friends erolliuaaltbeted, send at once for a bottle
of English Female Hitters and be cured. Its sf.
fcctaaromsglcal Insnch complaints. Hurulyno
mother win postpone ana ueuy inisuuiy until
In all those complaiuts tho system evidently
shows a want of red blood, and Mr. Churchill. Jo
his work on Ulssases of Females saysi "Hearing
In mind that the blood la remarkably deficient la
red corpuscles, ami the known properly of Iron to
correct this condition, theory suggests lias the
most to bo relied on. ihnliest of which is theCi-
trato of Iron." Citrate of Iron enters largely Into
Into the composition of Kogllsb Femato Hitters,
c.mblned wlln powerful vegetable tonics of rare
Among tho mountains of Tcunossco and the
nlney woods of Mississippi, I: found a certain
hard and flinty root, which nas born In secret uso
by some old luldwlves for many years, possessing
magia powers in regiiiniing aim restoring an
males suffering with any atlectlon of the womb.
This root wo havo obtained, giving Itn fair test tn
our pruciho. ami It la now one of the principal
ingredients In these Hitters, Other powerful
uterine anil general tonics also enter Into Its
ctiiK)ltiou. Wo also add Leptandra or Hlack
root, sufficient ot net uponthelivcr and keep the
.MMcllo-sued matrons, thoie nt the erltcal nerlod
andtheageil irnndniolhrr, am all cured by the
usu of our Kngllsh Ksmale Itinera prescribed and
useti uy puysicisns an overtno country.
If vou aro troubled with faltinir of the Womb.
attended with a sense of weight and hearing down
pain In tho back and side, aud other attendant
l'Tllf biiau.ll rriiiMia tiiiivis will gnu vutirv sw
Thnsoattho "turn of life," mothers alter con.
Ilneracnl, and idl others (mala or fomalel who
are convalescents from any Drotracted or deblli.
fating complaint, who gala atrength slowly, and
whose digestion ia alow and Imperfect, will Hud
theso Hitters the very thing llieir system de
mands. It gives a powerful appetite, aids and as.
slsts digestion, arouses ihe liver, strengthens
menially and plusioally, ami fills the whole sys
tem Willi pure crimson blood coursing through
lis rhnnnefs.
C'emnen Greg Nhop Hlttcm
Empty Hitter Hollies, of various styles, can
In found arouud almo.t every dwelling and cabin
throughout tho land. Their taste is pleasant, and
are advertised In cure almost every disease, while
Iho mitntintrturors know they possess uo med
icinal properties whatever. They nre so ninns
disguises or exceedingly common bevcragey
which du not, nor cannot possibly cure any one,
llewnre of those plesantbillera In quart lot.
ties, they contain a sting for your tilala. and he
who buys I hem carries a "toper's" grog into his
house. Ouo man who knows nothing about mod.
iclne, ssvs his Idg bottles of comniou stuff will
cum chills and fever, rheumatism and coniump
lion; another, who.e boiile Is very fancy, cures
all Impurities of the blond, makea old men
young, coals out devils, restores sight to the
blind, nnd numerous other miracles j while yet
another, who presumes every man a drunkard,
proposes to cure colio. Ingrowing nails, yellow
fever, heart diseaeaaud love-tick maid lis 1 1 Wo
know they muko no such cures, we know tlin poo
iile nt large uro deceived and swindled, and as wo
desire to ventilato these common humbugs,
make the following challenge to onu olid all,
That one tablcskoonful of ENGLISH FKMALE
1IITTF.K.S contains na much medicinal properties
us oac llurru of any of the pleasantly tated
common advtrtlaed bllttra of the day I The med
leal profession to decide the question. Ho It un
ilerstood that English Female Hitters is not a
overage, but ia a, powerful Iron and Vegetable
Tenia combined, curing long standing chron'o
female complaints lu every direction.
Put up In large bottles al 1 dollar and 60 cents
per bottle, or six battles for eight dollars and
sold by druggists and merchants everywhere.
J.l. PltOMOOOLE CO., Prop's.
Memphis, Tenn.
DRONGOOLE 4b CO'g RUOU
The best and cheapest combination for all affec
tions of the Kidneys and Hladdtrever ottered to
ne public. It It prepared by regular physicians
lid used by the profesilou.
Pi ice one dollar, or sli bottles for five dollar
old by druggists and merchsat everywhere.
J. P, DROMQOOLKs CO.,
not ItdAwlin Memphis Tenn.
reat Remedies
MnnufB.oluror.anrf tender ol Ihe
f I'HR proprietor of this celebrated inedloiue
X Jll'liy cl.ilins tor it a superiority oirrmim
inedles everotleredtotlie pobllo for the sale, ei.
Uot, M.aVK' kernawrcrcers Of AjjUo and lever,
or Chills anl Fcv.r. whether of short or long
standing. He relers to the entire Western ami
Bouthweslern country to besr him testimony to
the irutn oi ino assertion, mat in no case
whatuvcrwll It fall to cure, if the direction, are
strictly louoweit anil earned out. in a gresu
many cases a single dote has been sufficient for a
cure, and whole families have keen cured by a
single bottle, with a perfect restoration ot tht
every ense moro certain to cure. If Its use Is con
tinued in smaller dotes for a week or two after Iht
tnti.rai iksaiin. ii i. navnpr. urn a tut. tiu in
disease bae been checked, more especially In "III
flcult anil long standing eases, usually, t
medlclno will not requlra any aid to keep tht
towels In vood order I should the natient. howev
er, require a cathartic medicine, after having
taxen tnreo or tour uoses oi tne ionic, a .iukis
dose ot Bmll'a Vegetable retail? Pllla
win be sumcient.
DR. JOHN UULL'M Principal office I
NO 40 FIFTH, (CraM Ntreet,)
XoiOTXlaitrdLXles. Ky.
Te M JUiiiletl Mate aud World
wide Renden'i
IHAVh received many testimonials Irom
professional and medical men, as my alroanact
and various publications have ahown, all of which
are genuine. The following, from a highly edu
cated and popular physician lu Georgia, is cer
tainly one ol the most sensible communication!
I have ever received. Dr. Clement knows ex.
aclly what he speaks of, and his testimony de
serves tn bo written In letters of gold. Hear
what ihe Doctor says of asHll'a Hern Uea-
trejart yillanow, Warner County. Oe., I
Jane V, Itua.
Dr. Jong Bull Dear Bin 1 have recent
given your "Worm Destroyer" several trials,
am find it wonderfully etflcacloua. It has not
failed in a single Instance to have the wlshcd-tor
effect. I am doing a pretty large county bractnd.
and have dally Use for tome article of the kldy
lam free to confess Jiat 1 know of no reintal
recommended by the ablest authorities that Is it
certain aud speedy la IU effects, Ontheconlrsi y
they are uncertain In Ihe extreme. My object ia
writing you is to find out upon what terms I can
get the medicine directly from you, If I can get
it upon etsy terms, I shall uso a great deal of lb
I am aware that tho use ol such articles Is contrary
to theteitchlngs anil practice of a great majority
ofthorrfsiar line discarding a remedy whichw
know to bo sumcient, sUiipTybecautt wu may be
Ignoiautof ita combination. Tor my part, I shall
make It a rule to uo all and every means lo al.
levlalo sutlering humanity wh.ch I may he able
to command uot hesitating because some one
moro Ingenious than my self havn learned lit
effects first, and secured tho solo right to secure
that knowledge. However, I am by no means an
advocate or supporter of Ihe thousand of worthless
nostrums that flood tho county, that purport to
euro all manner ol dl.ea.es lo which Hesh la huir
Please reply soon, and Inform me of your bei.
lonni. I am, sir, very respectfully.
JULIUd P. CLKMKKT, M. D.
Rcad.tlie CuptAlH't Letter aud
Ilie Letter from kl Motkcr :
Kenton Harrackt, Mo,, April 30, 1 soft.
DR. JOIINIlULL-DcarHIri Knowing the elft.
clencyof your Harspnrilla, and Iho healing and
beneficial qualities it possesses, I send you Iht
followinr statement of mycasei
1 was wounded about tw o years ago was takes
prisoner and confined for six toe n month.. Using
moved so often, my wounds have not healeu yet.
I have not sat upamoment since I was wounded,
lam shot through tho hips. My general health
Is impaired, and I need something lo a..t na
ture, 1 have more faith in your barsaparilla Iliac
in anything else. I wish that that ft genuine.
PIfaii express mo a half doier l.iltia . and
oblige CUT C. P. JOHNSON,
.. .. B- Low. Mo.
P. H. The following was written April 80, IW
b Mrs. Jennie Jshn.on, mother of Capl, John
DU, JOHN HI.'LI De.r Hiri Myhuslsiud, Dr.
0 H. Johntoo. was a skillful surgeon and physic,
ian id Ceulral New Xotk, where he died, Isavlni
thi alovf 0. P. Johnson in my care. At thirteen
years of age, he had a chronic diarrhea anil
TTUrmlrV,r Ti 1 uh 1 11?" h',m '""Harsaparillx
IT CUHr.D HIMf have for ten years recoin.
menied It to many in Now York, Ohio anil Iowa,
for scrofula, fever tores, and general debility.
Perfect success has attended it. J nru iJkIh
ia sums m trrssfs aad hvtr mru vtf iilw.
mrtnUnt. I am very anxious for my ago lo again
have recourse lo your barsaparilla. He is fearful
of getting a spumous article, hence his writing to
ou forlt. Ills wounds -sere terrible, but I be
lieve he will recover Respectfully,
JKNNlfc JOHNHON
Cedron Bitters
Arkansas Heard From.
Tefttliuony or Medical Men
, Htony Point White Co., Ark. May 2, .
Dr. JonN Hvll Dear Bin Last February I sr
at Louisville purchasing drugs, aud I got toiut
of your Barsaparilla and Cedron Hitlers.
My 'ton-ln-Iaw, who waa with me In the store
has been down with the rheumatism for aome
time, commenced on Ihe Bitters, and toon found
his general health improved,
Dr. Oitt, who has been im bad health, tried
them, and he also Improved,
D. Cottee, who hu been In bad health for stv-eral'years-NistwcA
aaa iirar atlected he improved
very much by the use of your Hitters, Indeed
the Cedron Hitters baa given you great popularity
In this atttlement. I think I could axil .ra.i
quantity of your medicine this fall especially Ihe
Cedron Hitlers and Barsaparilla. Ship rue to
nauiriii.vw.ui nicaei.es eieeiy.
0. U. WALhli
Prepared bv DR. JOHN BULL at
bla Lborlory, Fifth Street, Louis.
For Hale by BARCLAY RBOH
C. N.H7UIIKN, Cashier First National lMnl!
JKWETT -WILCOX, Prop'r. 81. Charles Hotel!
R. WAMONHK, M. 11., Physician nnd Hnrgeon;
BHWARI IIVUKK, of K. A W. bipier, Joweler.'i
. M. ORKHLETi Prop'r N. Y. Htore;
' 100,000
'posited with theBLate of Missouri according to the hwsof thalBlate, tor Ike more rfecl aecurlly
the policy holder.
Cash Capital Si25,000,
On which the Stockholders ran draw only legal Interest, (which it mora than ru) Ihe profile of tho
huslneas twins mviue.1 anmiany aioonc mo .uinn
HpetUI attention Is called to the bKVKN PLIt CENT. 1NTKUK.ST PAYING PLAN, Just lairo
ducwl by-this Company. Tho plan it entirely new, the computations hsvlsg been made by
lion. W.L Harvey, ihowell-kuowa actuary, in acrordaiice with llm design, ol the Comiany; and Is
ituced by-this Company,
r i , in l. hotfi.r ailanled In Iho views ami want,
It Is Simple, Equitalilo ami nntinno. ami merneinn attt niioa oi ine punno. li is a prontauia invest,
mentam Intiiranee combined, since th policyholder is entitled tn an ANNUAL IN'TKHEST I IF
HEVEN PEROKNT. oNTIIB HUM OK TMH PRF.MIUM PAID, which Is clrrly set forth iu Ihe
policy, making it adellnltn contract, freo from tho dlsadvaulaiiti of fluctuallng and uncertain dlvtd
ends avoiding tho neee..lty ami preventing the possibility of mlsrepreaentation. The policy Is frse
from ietrlctioti regarding travel and resldeaoe.and la
SO.I-i'OKFKITAHE, ACCOHUINO TO THE MAMACBfXelETTI LAW.
Or by a Paid U, Policy, at the option of Ihe assured.
flail at the Offlce, (Plrtl Nat I oat al Hank) anrl get a Clrettlar.
HERMAN MEYER, Pr'l.
CDAH. CUJ?IIIIAM,eicrelary. (decltdtf)
fJIO THE LADIEN.
Cheap Store
Is now abundantly supplied sllli
To which tho particular!) Invites attention.
Bhe has just received a full line ol
DrcHa Trimuitnira, Silk (.Imps Silk
flaloon. (inlpiirc Ijicoh, Mom
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Samuel G. Roberson Jr. passed on May 21, 2017. He was 34 years old. Sam was a vital part of the Twin Cities theater community... Read more...
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At a family event, eight sisters began to talk and realized that between the 1950s' and the 1970s' they were victims of sexual assault. The sisters had not told anyone about the abuse. Once these secrets came out, the sisters decided to bring sexual abuse awareness to their community, and they used the Illusion Theater to make that happen. Read more...
Orbitz has been a sponsor of Miss R since 2010, and now she joins Randy Rainbow and Margaret Cho in a singing (of course) commercial for Orbitz. Here's the link:
Check out this article about how resourceful artists are at making a living by profiling, with both Dane Stauffer and Steve Hendrickson. Dane is shown here as he works with a Patrick Henry class which is a part of a long term Illusion School Partnership, and then he travels to Blue Earth, Minnesota to train an Illusion Peer Education Touch Troupe. Steve is appearing in Miranda on Illusion's Main Stage, but he has a business producing audio books including two Jeffrey Hatcher works that Illusion developed and premiered - Three Viewings and Murderers.


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DNIPROPETROVSK, Ukraine — Two months ago, Hennadiy Korban, a millionaire businessman, fled to Israel to escape retribution for siding with opponents of Ukraine's president, Viktor Yanukovych. After Yanukovych's ouster, he flew home aboard a private plane to begin a new life — as a harried civil servant.
Korban, 44, now works 14 hours a day in a drab Soviet-era office block here for a meager salary that he does not bother to take. Business, he said, was more enjoyable and far less stressful than trying to keep Ukraine together.
But since Russia's annexation of Crimea in March, and with tens of thousands of Russian troops now massed on Ukraine's border, to the east of this sprawling industrial city, men like Korban have become part of a frantic, all-hands-on-deck struggle against President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
Unable to throw money at the many problems besieging Ukraine's bitterly divided east, the fragile and nearly bankrupt government in Kiev, the capital, has instead thrown rich people into a drive to convince the country's Russian-speaking regions that their future lies not with Russia, but with Ukraine.
Korban's boss is Ihor Kolomoysky, who was recently appointed governor of the Dnipropetrovsk region by officials in Kiev. Kolomoysky, a billionaire involved in banking, oil, metals and the media, ranks as the second- or third-wealthiest man in Ukraine, depending on who is counting. He said he has not counted his fortune himself, noting that "a real rich person is someone who does not know how much he has."
Another of Kolomoysky's deputies is Boris Filatov, Korban's partner in luxury shopping malls and other ventures.
Sergei Taruta, a metals magnate worth billions of dollars, is now in charge of the neighboring eastern region of Donetsk. He is trying to reassert Ukrainian authority there after a short-lived pro-Russian putsch led by a self-declared "people's governor" who is now in jail.
Taruta, in an interview late last month, dismissed the attempt to seize power as "absurd theater," suggesting that the script had been written by Moscow and performed by Russians masquerading as locals. On Sunday, however, pro-Russia activists staged a repeat performance, again seizing the Donetsk regional administration building where Taruta has his office and waving Russian flags from its windows.
The naming of wealthy businessmen to positions of power marks a curious twist in the Ukrainian revolution, which was driven in a large part by public fury at the extensive wealth of a tiny group of plutocrats who prospered under Yanukovych and, with a few exceptions, stayed on the sidelines throughout three months of protests against him.
Kolomoysky, who was mostly outside the country during the protests, said he came up with the idea not as a way to entrench himself and other businessmen in power, but as an emergency response to the fears of Russian speakers in the east, terrified by a revolution they saw as dominated by Ukrainian nationalists.
"This is a signal to society," Kolomoysky said. "If oligarchs are in power, feel at ease and view their future as being in Ukraine, then ordinary people will feel even more that they are not under threat." He conceded, however, that average people "might not respect oligarchs or like them."
But after being bombarded with Russian claims that fascists had seized power, he said, people in the east were heartened to see a move into government by multimillionaires with no interest in extremist turmoil or a neo-Nazi revival, "particularly when they are of Jewish origin."
Kolomoysky, a Russian-speaking citizen of both Israel and Ukraine, lived until recently in Switzerland, where his wife and son still live. Kolomoysky and his deputy, Korban, are Jewish.
Filatov describes himself as "100 percent Russian without a drop of Ukrainian blood." He, too, had fled to Israel.
"Aside for a few marginals, nobody here is going to throw any flowers at Russian tanks," Filatov said. He recently persuaded more than 20 local groups, including several pro-Russia outfits that had cheered Moscow's annexation of Crimea, to sign a declaration in support of Ukraine's territorial integrity and against Russian aggression.
Pavlo Khazan, a pro-democracy activist, said many ordinary people distrusted rich people, including the governor, as a matter of principle. But they realize, he said, "that at this pivotal moment we need a strong guy for the region" who knows how to manage effectively and "doesn't need to take bribes."
While Ukraine's fractious national government in Kiev has been severely rattled by Russia's seizure of Crimea and its ominous military maneuvers, the Dnipropetrovsk region has moved swiftly to form its own regional defense council, set up command centers stocked with food and water and devise detailed plans for what officials, police officers, firefighters and other public servants must do in the event of an invasion.
Some opponents of Ukraine's former leaders complain the new government has not gone far enough and question the motives of Kolomoysky, who until his appointment in early March spent most of his time abroad and did not publicly challenge Yanukovych. But a Ukrainian television channel he owns often featured reports favorable to protesters, a stance that drew repeated complaints from the president's camp and irritated phone calls from Yanukovych himself.
"We need to change not only people but the whole corrupt system," said Viktor Oryol, a leader of the local branch of a nationalist group known as Right Sector, which has clashed with the authorities in Kiev over what it sees as the slow pace of change. Oryol acknowledged that Kolomoysky used his own money to help the military but suggested that he had done so only to ensure that an energy company he partly owns won a contract to supply the armed forces with fuel.
Kolomoysky denied this and said the fuel contract was far from a juicy business deal: It represents a steep discount to market prices and allows the military to take delivery of the fuel without any payment upfront.


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- Posted June 27, 2014 by
- Paulamooney
This iReport is part of an assignment:
Tech talk
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- My love of everything chocolate: hot chocolate, chocolate fountains and more
- What's new in weddings: Trends in personalized favors for guests
- How safe are e-cigarettes? E-cig safety debated after WHO report
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Fiverr announces they'll begin taking credit cards
While this writer's Fiverr profile is pretty empty these days -- after all, I no longer offer some of the $5 gig-writing services I used to offer -- I still receive updates from the website.
That's how I learned that Fiverr now allows customers to pay for the services offered, most for only $5 each (or more, if you purchase those "Extras" that accompany certain gigs) with not just PayPal, but also credit cards.
"You can now purchase Gigs® with all major Credit Cards!" screamed the excited email.
"We're excited to announce another quick and convenient payment option for our US community. All payment data will be SSL-encrypted and securely vaulted. Please note this applies to web applications only, mobile apps will follow," it continued.
So that's a nice turn of developments for the little site that could -- the one that has grown into a supremely popular option for finding all sorts of services for only a fin.
People love grabbing folks from all around the world to perform Photoshop tasks, articles writing, book promotions and more, like all that stuff we're not supposed to buy, such as book reviews and the like.
It'll be interesting to see how this change affects their bottom line, because lots of people still don't have PayPal these days, and even though PayPal does allow you to pay for things via a credit card, it's a difficult option to uncover, and loads more folks might feel more comfortable paying for their Fiverr gigs directly with their credit or debit cards.
For the site to become profitable for most entrepreneurs, each $5 gig would have to take only minutes to accomplish -- or at least come with plenty of extra add-on features that allow the person to really showcase their skills and bring in more income with "extras" that can run anywhere from $10 on up added to each $5 gig.
Another great thing about keeping abreast of the site's latest changes is that they send email updates pointing to the profiles of some of their most successful "Fiverrs," which include folks who've been able to buy homes, cars and quit their day jobs based on their newfound income. One voice-over artist was truly amazing, along with other standouts on the site. It's a weird and wonderful place, and when I heard a late night talk show host mentioning the site -- I believe it was Jay Leno -- I knew it had moved out of the realm of geeky Internet sites and into the mainstream.


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Joining us now is Democratic Congressman Bob Filner of California. He`s a ranking member on the House Committee on Veterans Affairs. I should also mention he`s currently running for mayor of the city of San Diego. Congressman Filner, thank you very much for being here to help us talk
about this.
FILNER: Thank you, Rachel. It`s an honor to be on the best show in television.
MADDOW: That`s very kind of you to say. Flattery will get you everywhere here.
You are a Democrat. You`re not one of these people who is ideologically committed to the idea that government gets everything wrong. Why do you think we`re getting this so wrong? When it comes to handling this basic thing for veterans, why is this so screwed up?
FILNER: By the way, I just want to go one step further about how bad it is. You know, people die before they get that final adjudication or they may commit suicide. I mean, it is so bad that these things occur.
And I think, you know, it`s a bureaucracy that has been in charge for decades that doesn`t want to do anything any differently. It`s veterans groups who sort of have -- they drank the Kool-Aid of the bureaucracy.
They say, well, let`s just play around the edges of it. And they`re afraid
to take on the system also.
And I think what`s really going on, Rachel, is that we want to talk about the glory of war. How patriotic it is, and we don`t want to focus on the cost of war, what happens when the young men and women come back.
We don`t want to pay too much attention to it because it undercuts what every government wants and that`s support for the wars it carries out. And I think Democrats particularly who are anti-war like myself, have to be very pro-veteran and say no matter what we thought about the war, we`ve got to make sure every young man and woman who gets back gets all of the care, the attention, the love, the dignity that a nation can give.
MADDOW: When I have been looking into the issue and monitoring really dramatic hearings in your home state of California about this, people talking ability not being able to get -- not even get an answer, let alone get approved for their disability claims. And California has some of the worst V.A. centers in terms of dealing with this, waits up to a year long.
When I`ve been looking into this, it seems to me that from the veterans group side, that they are all very angry about this, that they are all upset about this. Obviously, you have a difference with them about whether or not your proposed change is the way to fix the problem.
But I wonder if that disagreement is the end of a conversation or if that`s the beginning. It seems to me that their anger on this issue is a starting place given how much political power they`ve got in a country that really does respect what they have done particularly since 9/11.
FILNER: Right. You would think so. But there`s a disconnect between the grassroots veterans and the people in Washington who supposedly represent them. The people in Washington have drunk the Kool-Aid. They just want to tinker around the edges because they`re tied into an inefficient system. They figure as long as the system is so bad, veterans will come to them for help rather than say let`s really have a radical change.
You know, you mentioned the IRS. Twenty-years ago or so, the IRS was completely dysfunctional. You didn`t know where your return was, or when
you would get your refund. Now, when you file your 1040 on April 15th, and
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efficient one? They said, look, we`re going to accept your claim, subject
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MADDOW: Congressman Bob Filner of San Diego, running for mayor of San Diego -- sir, thank you for venting your spleen the way you did in this hearing. It put a spotlight on the issue that otherwise would not have been there.
FILNER: Thank you for taking it -- thank you for taking this up. You know, the American people have got to understand that we send the kids to war. You`ve got to take care of them when they come home.
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06/29/2017 13:55 to 01/01/2018 17:00 Important Message! Effective July 1, 2017 the State Board of Equalization has been restructured to better serve taxpayers. Learn more about the restructuring
4621. Application for conversion; procedure. (a) Any person who owns timberlands which are to be devoted to uses other than the growing of timber shall file an application for conversion with the board. The board shall, by regulation, prescribe the procedures for, form, and content of, the application. An application for a timberland conversion permit shall be accompanied by an application fee, payable to the department, in an amount determined by the board pursuant to subdivision (b).
(b) The board shall establish, by regulation, a system of graduated timberland conversion permit fees to finance the cost of administering the article.
History.—Stats. 1975, Ch. 372, in effect January 1, 1976, substituted "who" for ", firm, corporation, company, partnership, or government agency that" in the first sentence. Stats. 1990, Ch. 1237, in effect January 1, 1991, added "(a)" at the beginning of the section, substituted "the" for "such" after "content of" in the second sentence, and added the third sentence to subdivision (a) and added subdivision (b).
* Article 9 added by Stats. 1973, Ch. 880, p. 1630, in effect January 1, 1974.


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Wearing bright yellow slacks and a dark top, she attacked the Capital Hills course like an angry hornet on Sunday. By the time Sadena Parks was finished, she was holding the winner's trophy and a $15,000 check for finishing first in the women's SEFCU Championship.
The 24-year-old golfer from Scottsdale, Ariz., flew out of the pack with a blistering 9-under-par 62 to tie the tournament record set only the day before by Hye-Min Kim of South Korea.
Parks, who started Sunday morning in a threesome five groups before the leaders, at five under par after the first two rounds, finished 14 under at 199 with scores of 69-68-62. By the time she reached the seventh hole, Parks had made up five shots on the two-day leader, Min Lee of Taiwan.
Parks capped her amazing final round with a birdie on the par-3 18th hole for what proved to be the difference in a one-stroke victory over Lee, who finished at 200 with rounds of 65-65-70.
"It really hasn't sunk in yet," Parks said after registering her first victory on the Symetra Tour and becoming only the second African-American winner on the tour (LaRee Sugg, 1998). "But, it was lights out for me today right from the beginning. From No. 2, when I drained a nice little putt for a birdie, I felt it could be something special."
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Par 71—Final Round $15,000
Sadena Parks 69-68-62—199 -14
Min Lee 65-65-70—200 -13
Brianna Do 66-69-66—201 -12
Min Seo Kwak 69-66-66—201 -12
Numa Gulyanamitta 68-64-70—202 -11
Veronica Felibert 68-68-68—204 -9
Hye-Min Kim 73-62-69—204 -9
Marissa Steen 67-66-71—204 -9
Madison Pressel 67-69-69—205 -8
Mallory Blackwelder 72-68-66—206 -7
Emma Jandel 71-68-67—206 -7
Maude-Aimee Leblanc 69-68-69—206 -7
Emily Talley 67-68-71—206 -7
Desiree Dubreuil 68-71-68—207 -6
Laura Gonzalez Escallon 71-68-68—207 -6
Jennie Lee 67-71-69—207 -6
Sara-Maude Juneau 67-70-70—207 -6
Dawn Shockley 69-69-69—207 -6
Rebecca Artis 68-68-71—207 -6
Wei-Ling Hsu 67-67-73—207 -6
Laura Wearn 66-68-73—207 -6
Yueer Cindy Feng 67-65-75—207 -6 $1,072
Tiffany Tavee 68-71-69—208 -5
Demi Runas 73-67-68—208 -5
Calle Nielson 68-70-70—208 -5
Kelly Shon 70-66-72—208 -5
Lindy Duncan 69-70-70—209 -4
Madeleine Sheils 70-71-68—209 -4
Catherine O'Donnell 70-67-72—209 -4
Michelle Shin 70-69-71—210 -3
Sara Brown 72-67-71—210 -3
Therese Koelbaek 72-68-71—211 -2
Inhong Lim 72-68-71—211 -2
Jackie Stoelting 71-69-71—211 -2
Lauren Mielbrecht 70-70-71—211 -2
Caroline Westrup 70-70-71—211 -2
Ashley Tait 72-69-70—211 -2
Amy Meier 69-72-70—211 -2
Lacey Agnew 68-69-74—211 -2
Jean Reynolds 71-71-69—211 -2
Natalie Gleadall 74-69-68—211 -2
Brittany Altomare 71-69-72—212 -1
Samantha Richdale 70-69-73—212 -1
Nannette Hill 67-73-72—212 -1
Kendall Dye 74-67-71—212 -1
Stephanie Kono 72-69-71—212 -1
Alexandra Casi 70-71-71—212 -1
Jessi White 70-71-71—212 -1
Nicole Vandermade 72-71-69—212 -1
Becca Huffer 70-73-69—212 -1
Lauren Doughtie 68-75-69—212 -1
Emma de Groot 70-70-73—213 E
Elena Robles 68-72-73—213 E
Ashleigh Albrecht 71-68-74—213 E
Jamie Hullett 70-72-71—213 E
Tzu-Chi Lin 73-70-70—213 E
Marita Engzelius 70-73-70—213 E
Ashley Sholer 67-76-70—213 E
Laura Kueny 68-72-74—214 +1
Kirby Dreher 71-70-74—215 +2
Jenni Jenq 73-70-72—215 +2
Rhea Nair 70-73-72—215 +2
Marina Choi 71-68-77—216 +3
Caroline Powers 72-69-75—216 +3
Taylor Collins 71-70-75—216 +3
Stephanie Na 71-71-74—216 +3
Natalie Sheary 72-71-73—216 +3
Dottie Ardina 71-72-73—216 +3
Susy Benavides 75-68-74—217 +4
Alice H. Kim 77-66-75—218 +5
Amy Eneroth 74-69-75—218 +5
Megan McChrystal 71-72-75—218 +5
One of the longest drivers on the tour, Parks averages more than 265 yards off the tee, but recently has concentrated on her putting.
"My approaches were not that good," she said. "I was just making putts. I made some 20-footers."
The sweetest had to be at the 18th hole. She didn't know it at the time because she was six holes in front of the leaders in the groups behind her, but Parks drilled the ball into the hole from 18 feet away for what would prove to be the difference.
"I kept it simple on that putt," said the 5-foot-3 pro. "In the past, I've had a tendency to overread them."
One of the few African-American women playing professionally, Parks was the first black golfer of either gender to play for the University of Washington.
After a slow start on the Symetra Tour this summer, Parks has gotten hot recently. She finished runner-up to Molly Aronsson in the previous tour event at Harris, Mich., on June 27-29 and earned $11,590. Coupled with the $15,000 she won Sunday and Parks has soared into sixth place on the tour's money leaders with $36,213 in earnings.
The top 10 on the money list at season's end earn full exempt status to next year's LPGA Tour. Only four black golfer have played on the LPGA Tour.
Lee, who earned $9,342 for finishing second on Sunday, was a little disappointed to not finish what she started Friday and Saturday.
"My ball didn't like the hole today," she said. "I had a lot of good chances to make birdies but the ball didn't drop."
Still, Lee played most of the day in the lead, 12 under for the tournament where she started in the morning.
"There's not many leaderboards on this course," Lee said. "So, when I got to the 15th and saw one, I was surprised to see Sadena (Parks) had passed me."Read Full Article
Brianna Do of Lakewood, Calif., and Min Seo Kwak of South Korea tied for third with 12-under.
"I came up just short," said Do who posted birdies at the 17th and 18th holes on Sunday. "I came close to finishing with four straight birdies because I had one-handed tap-ins on both the 15th and 16th."
Kwak, who earned $6,040 for her third-place tie with Do, padded her lead on the money list. She now has earned $63,727 and is all but guaranteed to receive her LPGA card for next year.
"I had no bogeys in the tournament," Kwak said. "I tried to hit safe and closer. I'm very happy with my finish."
Buzz Gray is a freelance writer.