text:
Strange Development in
What Is the Scope of This New
Said to Have Had Power to Turn an
Election in One Michigan
Washington, Oct. 30.— The memorial
which Weadock wanted read in tee House
to-day about the American Protect, As
sociation comes from Youmans, a member
of the last House from the Eighth Mich
igan district, wbo was defeated by William
5. Linton. I: declares that Linton and nis
supporters represented that Toumans was
>E man Catholic and that the Pop* con
trolled his vote while in Consre«3. The
American Protective Association, a copy
of whose oaths accompanies the memorial.
bin its members to do everything in their
Dower to overthrow Roman Catholic
Church followers. Tne exhibits of letters
and circulars sent ont by the officers of the
American Protective Association are at-
Ueb'ed to the memorial, They all breathe
the same hostility to Roman Catholics and
call upon "all true and loyal Protestants"
to vote for Linton.
Tkfl ai: . vhich accompany the
memorial are very binding. Vumberone
is secretive and in it tbe candidate de
clares ttat he is not the spy of any tueo
logca. - n and especially of the
Catholic cr.
Among cii.er oath?, number three, which
is taken on a dagger, binds the candidate
to jecrfcy, eomaita him to support the
Government, make 3it obligatory to keep
church and state separate, and compels the
renunciation of all foreign powers.
In number four the candidates swear
warfare against ignorance and fanaticism
and to use their utmost power to strike the
shackles and chains of blind obedience to
tbe Rorcan Catholic church from the ham- 1
pered and burdened conscience of Driest
ridden and church-oppressed people.
This oatc 2oe? en at great len£tn against
Catholic- ana in closins takes a political
torn, the candidate swearing that be will
not countenance tbe nomination in any
caucus or convention of a Roman Catholic
for any office in tbe gif: of the American
people, and Trill vote only for Protestants.
Sbon!d there be two Catholic candidates
for tMe same office he will erase the names
from his ticket.
Tbe remainder of the oaths are elabora
tions of this, b.ndinz the candidate to do
every in his Dower to keep Catholics
cue of public office and oppose all their
efforts to obtain control of the schools.
O-ith five winds tip: "I denounce the
Pope. his priests and emiSsarie«, and the
diabolical work of the Roman Catholic
church and i - .3 Pope. Amen, Amen,
The .Matter of the American Pro-
tective Association Gone Into.
W a.shinoto>', Oct. 3C'.— At the orxnirg
of t,;»- -es*ion of tbe He- use tc-day Hurit«-r
of Illiaoia cbtained nn;n;mous BOBWDt
for tLe consideration cf a rrso'.utinD de
claring that tbt Bouse heard with aston
-nt and irofcund s rrcw of the vio
lent death of Carter H. Harrison, Mayor
of Chicago and former member .f the
House, and that the resolution be pub
lished in tb» Record and an engirded
copy transmitted to the family of deceased.
Weadock of Michigan then presented
the resolution and memorial to which he
spoke last Friday, relating to the alleged
frauds of tie American Protective Asso
ciation in tbe Eizhtb district of Michigan,
involving the right of Linton to his seat.
Hopkins renewed tbe point of order that
the memorial was not privileged, but tbe
Speaker held that the question involving,
as it did, the right of a number to his seat
was privileged. Lintou gave notice that be
would in the near future ask to be beard
in bis wo defense.
On motion of Springer, by unanimous
congpnt, the li'u-e recommitted to the
Committee on Banking an<i Currency the
resolution asking the Secretary of the
Treasury to furnish information as to the
operation of State Banking system*.
Fitbian reported fay rabiy bis bill ad
mitting fnrHgn-bntit ships owned wholly
by United States citizens to American
Several minor bills were also passed,
and Oates called dp bis naturalization bill;
bat the morning hour expired without
act. CD, and debate on the bankruptcy bill,
as a special order. «a 5 resumed. Brcder
ick of Kansas antagonized the bill, and
Ralph of Massachusetts supported it.
Culberson of Texas, chairman of th<- Ju
diciary Committee, also spoke in opposi
tion, and after a brief speech by Dingley
the House adjourned.
• The Union Pacific Must Pay Its
Debt to Uncle Sam.
Washington, Oct. 30.— Senator Brice
held a three hours' conference, with the
Attorqey-General to-day, discussing the
affair* of the Union Pacific X ilroad and
trying to devise means for protecting the
Government interest in that road. Brie?
said after the conclusion of the conference
that the Government's debt against tbe
Union Pacific would be .collected if the
stockholders and their States should have
to Day it. It is understood the Attorney-
General Is taking steps to have the re
' ceivers recently appointed by the United
States court at Omaha removed, aDd that
proceedings to this end would probably
be initiated within th* week. The re»olu
. tion of Senator Manderson, amended at
the instance of Brice, which the Senate
adopted a few days since, seemed to as
sume the court had no rlgnt to appoint
receivers, and it is probable the Attorney-
General will take this . position. Brice
cays be is engaged in formulating a meas
ure in accordance with the bills and the
Unions referred to this committee for
protection of tne Government interests.
tiEALDSBURG ROBBERY.
As I'sual, the Detectives Still Grope
in the Dark.
IiEAX.x>BEUiiG, Oct. 30.— 50 far there has
bees hi tssterial development in tbe
iretssry wbbtry case. Tbe detectives are
tv'tfvlly t<Ji'jvil:jz vu all clews that may
fioaxe in ititix >r* and are determined to
£ad ib« zviitj party. The latest comes
trotn Dry '.("■ sfceot .en miles from
w»i!j »Uf« tvHMt van km reported to
bßye ■■'.:' itL« • -.try at c, o'clock a. M..
thxe.9 wvfi j&elexe ft Wat known In this
c ty. But *o far this clew has furnished
nothing that would lead to the arrest cf
the offender?. It haj become the settled
conviction of many that tbe robbery was
the work of an organized esc?, implicat
ing I me prominent citizens of the county,
and that should the perpetrators be appre
hended some startling and sensation*! de
velopments may be looked for. Mulligan
is out and is leading all the aid in his
power to assist the authorities in their en
deavor la find tbe guilty parties.
Arrested for Felony, He Escapes on
Habeas Corpus.
Fbesxo, Oct. 30.— Dr. J. D. Sponogle of
Brownsville, Oregon, was arrested ere on
a telegram from Sheriff Jackson of Al
; ia ny County, Oregon, charging the doctor
with a felonious a«sault. Sponogl* has
been here about a week, and says it was
bis intention to locate here, having sent
j bis effects to Fresno in advance. The
prisoner appeared before Judge Holmes
this afternoon en a writ cf habeas corpus.
It was asked that tbe defendant be dii
cbar2°d en the ground of illegal arrest, :
as no officer bad a right to arrest a man
from another State merely on a telegram
; from an ffficer of thai State. Tbe Judge
j di«rt!« 5 e3 the prisoner, and be walked out
! of curt a free man. The Sheriff of Albany
I County arrived from Oregon this evening,
but to far all search for Sponoele has been
fruitless. He is accused of committing
criminal violence upon Mrs. Wyatt of
Brownsville. She was bis patient and he
committed the crime while visiting her
professionally. Sponogle left town imme
diately thereafter, sponogle's story is that
thr charge is a scheme of Mrs. Wyatt's
husband, to whom he owes 5190, and who
wants to get bim tack to Oregon on that
account. The officers fay this is the same
man who was once on trial in Santa Rosa
on i cbarze of intimacy with his own
daughter, but the charge against him had
to be dismissed because bis daughter com
mitted suicide before the trial was com
Capture of the .Man Who Tried to
Rob Two Constables.
StockT' >". Oct. 30.— Officers were called
to the racetrack this afternoon to arrest a
crazy man. Constable Carroll and Deputy
Constable Hanks, who were stopped by *
man Saturday n ; ght who held a pistol
under their noses, made the arrest and rec
ognized bim a? the highwayman. He had
a cornet mouthpiece with a piece of tubing
ia bis pocket, which they think lie u.ed for
a pistol. He admits having heard loot
shots that were fired the other night. Ills
believed he is the man who has been at
tempting robberies lately. He gives the
name of Henry Berihold and is a young
How It Chanced That VoTambien
Was Beaten by Clifford.
The Great Mare at Her Worst Can
Still Give Lamplighter a
Chicago, Oct. 30.— Clifford won easily at |
i Hawthorne ibis afternoon in t lie swe«>p»take
i mile acd a quarei, 10 wbicn lie, witb Yr. Tarn
|bi en and Lamplighter, {our tit lor an 3000
prize. Fully 10.000 people were pre*eot, and
To lambien was in- rornlsr favorite. Odd« ■
: were 3 to 5 on her, 8 ;o 5 en ClifFoid and 10 to
i 1 on L..-H ;-ii£iitei. It took nearly twenty mm
I ute* to pet ttie l:or*es started, lor To Tambien
: acted badly. After the start she quickly took
the lead, i-ui a* the horses neaied the hall
• Clifford began to rain, and a- ti:ey pa*«*-d that
, mark lie and Yo Tambien were neck and neck.
vmii LaruMigbrer clear out of it. »viii-n the
1 f>tr- ten was reached, Clifford was two length*
' ahead of (be mare, and at the fiuish was titieeu
; lengths ahead, with Lamplighter twenty length*
1 further back. He finished in 2:09%. Yo
Tambien'* fri-nd« «ay her «■.!?<• was taken off
by Saturday's race, and dad the bis race be- 1>
run men the result would have been dlSerent.
Nashville. Oct. 30.— Track wa« fa*t.
Seven lariotizx, sir Fey <>n won. lnteiior
■ second. Little AtiDi • third. Time. 1 :28.
Five aadabail fwtionn, v ibit- lipek woa,
F • Kiinner «*cond. Deceit thhd. Time. 1:08.
One mile, Georgt- Keci> won. Peabody seconc,
Lady Gay thud. Time, 1:41 *i.
Four and a half fur lone*. tshuttle wnn, Kaehel
VcAlli-ter second. The Broker third. Time.
Five furlong". Florence M won, Evear second,
Selma third. Time. 1 :02V4.
SeveD fnrloogs, I'it-iiiwit won. Somerset
second, Arthur G third. Tun-, 1:29.
Four New Bicycle Records.
ISDKPKNi'Evr c, lowa, Oct. 30.— John S.
Johnson made four Dew world-, record* to-day
as follow*: Flyine •'tar l , qtiarrer of a mile.
25 2-5 seconds; flying Hart, half a mile, '■'■■
seconds ; fiyine •■tart, a third of * mile. 35 1-5
•ec»nd«; <-taudii>£ stait, quarter of a mile, 20
Was Not Worth LiYing-In Fact
Seemed Near — Blood Poisoning
Mr. Wm. E. Greenholtz
"Baltimore. Md.. Sept. 20. 1893.
"For four years I was In intense suffering
with an abscess on my thigh. It discharged
freely and several times
Pieces of Bone Came Out.
Last February I bad to take to my bed for four
weeks, and then it was I be -an to take flood's
Sars.ipariila. 1 soon got on my feet, but was
wry weak and went to tie Maryland Univer-
si:y Hospital, where they said my trouble was
ciii nine blood poisoning ana saw me little hope.
I letumeil bone and continued taking Hood's.
1 bave u-ed six botile« and the abscess has en-
tirely disappeared, and 1 have been la
Fine Health Ever Since.
I know if it had not been for Hood's Sarsapa-
uiia I should be in my grave. I have gained In
weight from 147 a year age to 170 pounds to-
Rood's 1 Cures
day. I prat«e Hood* Uarsacarllla for It all." !
Wm. E. Gkeesholtz, 1812 Hanover Street.
Hood's Pills are carefully prepared aod
, are made of tLe best tncredleats. Try a box.
For the Creditors of the
Pacific Bank.
McDONALD'S MANLY COURSE.
:He Withdraws All Opposition to
immediate Liquidation by the
Bank Commissioners.
The following manly letter hat bean ad
dressed by Richard H. McDonald Jr. to !
: Frank If. Stone as representative of the
Attorney-General in the suit brought by
the Bank Commissioners against the Pa- .
cific Bank.
By it he consents to the bank going at '
once into liquidation ana waives all rights j
to naming the personnel of the officers
who will bare to undertake that task. j
Should Judge Eebbard enter judgment, as :
would appear to be tb« natural course to |
take, all further litigation will be stopped.
Much time will be gained by the creditors
and much legal expense will be avoided.
It now looks as if the affairs of the pacific
Bank would soon be on the way to a set- ,
Following is the text of the letter:
Frank M. Stone. E'q.—DBAB ME: In view
of tbe eontrovery a* to ju«t what the rosltion !
{ of the Pacific Back is in th<« {.-ending litigation ;
j again*t It, you have »«ked thai I. In concls"
--i m«, state what the director* of IIM Dank are
willing to do to advance the Interest* of Its
creditor*. You Hate that you ti.«ve glvru j
wbal you understand 10 be our position to toe '
press of ibis city, but id order to obviate a..y
question as to what we are willing to do, you '■
as* the director* of tbe bank to squarely state
tiieir Mod. We are willing to do tbl*; In
brief Den, we wl«n trie Ban- Commissioners of
tbe State to forthwith take charee of the bank
in liquidation, to »uiervi«e every act of ■
ttiose who by law »ball be placed In ebarge
of lis affairs. An action has been com
menced oy ibe Attorney - General of the :
j State to enjoin tbe bunk from :be fuitt.er
transaction vi business and to declare that me
bank is Insolvent and directing tbe Bank Com
rnis«ione.» to take such proceeding* against tbe :
( bank a« mar be decided uiton by its creditor*.
I Bom lug to tbe force ol circumstances and with
! a Keen appreciation of present public ODiDloo, ;
and with a ci>n>ciuusnes<« that error of judg- i
MM may bate created an unfortunate coudl- '<
ii>>n in tlie affair* of tbe bank, we Mand upon
tbe broad proposition that Done are mure deep- '
I ly Interested than ourselves In the re«ult of the
i liquidation of tte bank. To that end :ben we
not oelv cheerfully bow to the deci-ion of the
i court of last re»ort of our State, bin welcome
' *ue& decision. We Join tbe people of the State
i in their confidence In Its board of Bank :
"loners. 1 voice the wi«be? of tbe board
|of directors of tee bank when I say '
■ that in view of tbe present condition of finan- !
i cial affairs it is unsafe for tbe creditors of r.e
bank • .at we continue to transact buslne**.
>o believing, we are prepared to join with tbe
1 B uk Owl ninnnri id acinus v.at tb relief
nought la ice tending action ag«in«t me oaDk
be granted by the court. We believe in tbe
words of the «ta «i *» tiiat "the affairs of tbe
bank should be ci'««ed." We a<k tne Bank
Commi"loners to "rake supervisory control of \
'be bank in liquidation and do all In ih-ir
power to make «och llnnldatton a* economical :
and exiediuou* as tbe interests of tire dn-o«- I
ilorsaotl .«iockho!dt!is will admit" (whicb we !
believe follows tne word* of tee *tntute); and '
wD'lewr are dvt«ed that under UN; same
<■ »tut- (the bank act) the Bank Commissioners
have only the i oner to "designate the number
of officers and employe* n*-ces«ary to cto«e up
tbe bu«n;e»«" of ti.e bank, "aDd to fix the
salaries of tl:e same," w<- are prepared' o po
timber than the «tatute requires, and are ready
i: t the Bank Commissioner* «iiail name proper
offlcem and - mi l(>je« who shall clo*o th- a2>ir
of lie bank. In snort we are predated to waive
the«e ilfhts to which we believe we aie en
titled under the statute, in order to end tedious
ami yexatioun Ittieatioo, wblcb can bat result
in lnjuiy toevert>ody connected with the banK,
« betner depositor* or stock holders. In fact we
are ready v, concede more than could be
gained by*ihu»e opposing us In this rait snould
every point be decided acaln»t us for wtncU
oar bitiere»t euriDt** contend. We shall a-k
Hie Bank Commissioners '0 ta c *npervl*ory
control of ii. bank and name the niru to close
Its aflalr*. Can we do mine? We "ball embody
the loiecomz. ontv more in detail. In a com
munication to the Rank Cornml^iouer*. in the
Hope that they will inert v-> in «ucii a «pint that
thr re-ui 1 will be to i lie unquestioned inter;
of everybody in any way c»nn?rted with the
bank. Your* truly, " R. H. McDoxald Jr.
San Francisco, October 30, 1893.
Davenport Dazzles With
"The Three Guardsmen" Fills the
Stockwcll— Of rman Theater.
The Eden Musee.
Dnvenpor''s onenine nizht at the BaMwin
wl li her favorite "Cleopatra"— tlir palm for
wliich she claim* to have wrested from ihe
h.iuii'tnf Barafe B-rnhaidt— wa« M brilllaat as
an a-'-eiubl.ite up to Ilif capacity uf the audi
torium of la-lii"ii.by dieted I Ul^-s and ueo
ttemca could make M, and wliicti, it may be
dded, was *o enthusiastic in the tone and
spirit « lib which i; welcomed tbe American
acres* and encouraged tier all tbrougn as to
lend the color of ieco«ni;ion to her claim to
take deuce In thi« par t of the elftd ex
socleiatre of the Comedle Franchise. Tne ver
sion of "Antony and Cleopatra" which .Miss
Davenpon presents may iv- said to be Shake
«peare*s poem t-mhelltsht'd by the «tapecraft of
Saidou. Some of tin* «etMng< are bewildering
In their magnificence, even more ponteous
th m iho«e which our theatergoers to
much admired when their eye* were fir*t
dazzled by tie mimic siloi le* of Eiiypt'* Queen.
The first «cene is a pic are of rare loveliness,
and may be h-re described as a s imple of toe
exquisite attention to scenic and pictorial art
that. In a greater or le«s degree, pervades tbe
other tableaux. Th re are six In all. It show*
the marble quay* of Taisu«, with the silver
stream of tbeCyndus River In the distance, its
flowery D-nk« overhung with a luxurunt
L'lowth of cypress, laurels and pomegranates.
In front rises a stately portico approached by
flights of marble step*, and opening at the
back, with • glimpse of winding rlv r, of the
lowa and of the cedar-wooded heights beyond.
This Is Mark Auii<uy's Justice house. The
i-omtti* of Cleopatra In lbs bark of Venus
creates a genuine sensation. The bark It a
gore ou< attalr. manned with sturdy rower*,
and contains beautiful female slave* in all
•mis of seductive josiure«. The beautiful
Egyptian Queen reclines under a canopy gai-
Isnd*-<1 wi:h rose*.
The tempe«t scene In the fifth net whe/e Cleo
patra, tian«f<irriie<l into a geuulne sorcerem,
Coijures up a ttrrific norm to de*woy the force
of Octaviu«. Is a and effect. But the story of
the piece is>o well known that It Is unnecessary
to dwell on ii« details.
The company is ••elected with a view, no
doubt, to realize the received idea of the stal
wart mmi physique. Beginning with Mel
bourne McDowell lilru-elf the Romans are all
men of height, of thews and sinews, who tred
the - artb as If It belonged to them by rlgbt of
conquest. McDnwell makes an imposing Ogure
■a Mark Antony— suet) • one as Is calculated to
induce a youngster hesitating about joining the
Olympic flub to make tin his mind In favor of
«uch a step nt once. McDowell's acting, too,
Is well up to the mam— the result of long expe
Mt^s Davenport Is porgeously fappareled as
the Queen of Egypt. especially in tbe flrntcene.
The stuffs wnh which she invests her ample
yet shapely limbs are cosily and at tbe same
<•<> clinglnu and dailnely diaphanous as to af
fmd a vary liberal vltw cf their opulent pro
portion*. Such dres»e» mu«t. some of them,
imre taxed a modl«te'« «klll to the utmost, and
i;or of propriety a' tbe same time. Ml«s
Duveni ort has lost nooe of ber actluc power id
ILe persoDitiup «if tliis capricious chaiactei.
It is without doubt tbe best in her leuerione.
Tbe old and well-known drama Id six tab
leaux, adopted from the Frencn of Duma' by
James Wallack, "Toe Tbiee Guaid«rnen,"
served to draw a {nil bouse to tbe StockwelL
Oa account of tbe excellence of the cast tne
performance pave great satisfaction to tbe
audience. Mr. Clarence E. Holt as D'Artag
nan. trip adventurer, with his good sword
"Babby," made angular swashbuckler of a
guardsman, ready to Debt on the litest
provocation. He infused an agreeable ligut
ne«« all through his action, so much so that be
succeed d admirably hi accomplishing wliai
tbe part is Intended to do — to relieve a certain
Leavloess and monotony id tbe general bast
nes* of tbe drama. A.nne of Au*trla, Queen of
Fiance, was played by >" -Miss Heairlce Lieb,
instead of Miss LtheJ Brandon, wbo
was expected to undertake ibe part. It
was id eood bands, however. T»ie scene* be
tween the Qneeo and tue Date of Buckingham
•Mr. Jefferson Thompson) bad tbe merit ot
beins made loteremue by me fre*hening In
fluence of some nr-at acting outride Hie old
traditional ruts. Wallaek's woric at tbis late
day Is a little mu*iy, to #ay the lea«t, in «ucn
phrase*, tin the actor* let « light aad air that
cleared the close aimoipbere. and routed a
fewv;teraa tiieater-goers to increased enjoy
ment. Same bill to-night. S
There was no chance In the programme at
tbe California, where "Friend-" will occuoy the
week; nor at tbe Alcazar. where for tbe same
length of tlm* 'Long Branch" will do servlee.
Tne Tlvoli had a crowd for me. owning of its
second week of "a Trip to tbe Moon."
Those who bave merry ihougnts and funny
bones would certainly ti^ve appreciated the
pantomime at tbi- Grove la*' night. Thei* was
do bitch and HasKeU's novelty— for pure panto
mime to-day «-em« to be decidedly novel
went like the standard ebronometerat the Lick
Observatory. It l« full of fu!», and every one
.wen . borne in a coo l humor.
•Lost In London," whicb preceded the panto
mime, was prettily set, and the old «tory of the
wronifd miner !o«e« nothing of its na'honin
McGregor'* band-. He maintain-* me Lanca
shire dialect very well, and Mlsa Belmour again
«hows her ver«atilnv and ability. There is a
very commendable rnu«ical iuterlude where
cowbells aie for ouce beard wltcout annoy
ance. :;:.'".-:
Tbere«e Krone*," offered by Bttzlgra:n's
company at tbe Baldwin Sunday last— an old,
popular G rmao pUy— represents in title tM
name of tbe most famous soubretle of tiie old
Vienna of tlie early part or tin-" century. Marie
Gelstinger, who considered "Tberese krone*.'
on- of ber best opportunities made a gr^at suc
cess with ttils personation In San Francisco
about six years ac»; still *ne -'■' doubts in the
minds ol ber admirers wbether or not she ex
celled ber rival* to a greater extent In some
otter of ber favoilie role". In "' face " Mrs.
Darotiofer-Tiioma*' represeniatlon of till* part
trie fact I* evident tint m re is hardly any
thlojr wiltien more suitable to her talents than
Tueie«e Krone*. Spl-uald in appearauce, full
ol charming verve, with me pow-r of expression
for tendrr leelng is well a* dramatic strength,
gitied with me voice of a sinning bird,
*be i* Hie Tiierese Kronrs or tlie present. Mr.
Thomas acted tlie i*ar( of Kiimund to tne
great <a!l«f»ction of tne audience. AD actor of
Un ability ne-ci not t>- funuy always to matte a
yacees*. Owiae to the laci turn tbe audience is
composed mostly of-Xorth Germans lie indi
e4i«-d only occasionally the dialect of > lenn* to
make bim«elf better understood.
The staging of the i say wa« carefully and
ably don*-. Tbe erratic movement* of tbe cur
tain are a great annoyance to ibe audience as
well a*, tlie actors. Who Is responsible for this
Tl.e openine of ihe MtS). Mu«ee, advertised
f r \Seducsday. has b-en po«tL'oaed to Satur
day afteruooo. Owing to tbe vast amouot of
uctui-bed work ilie nuoagemeot bave cou-
eluded to allow themselves ample time for all
tbe little detail work. Invitation* trial were
sent out for a private exbtbiilou on Tuesday
evening will bold good on Friday evening, at
wtiieti time tiieie will be a reception to tbe
member* ot tbe pre»« and their friend*.
TLie next attraction ai m Baldwin will be
Mr. Josepb Murphy, tbe favorite Iri«b come
dian. In a series of bis successful Irlsd com
Olympic Football Kickers— Sale of a
Valuable Pointer.
The Olympic football team had a very
lively practice game last evening at the
Haigbt-slreet ball grounds, and II the boys
will do as well on Saturday as they did
last evening the Stanford College t»am can
expect a pretty lively time when they line
up against the O ympian«.
The Pacific Kennel Ciub will meet to
morrow evening at its headquarters on
Kearnj street.
Sp-rtsmfn will be somewhat astonished
to learn that Howard Vernon has pur
chased Henry Huber's imiorted inter
dfg Gleubeg for -ometniug less than $100.
Huber paid 5750 for this aoitual about one
jn.ir ago.
Orittenden Robinson returned from So.
! noma County Sunday evening with a good
, bag of quail.
Jack Kerrigan, who shot over the bills
' of Fairfax, had a f«ir days' sport. He re-
I ports the bird as beinz very wild, owing
!to tl:e great mount of sbo< ting iba*. lias
' b^n done in that vicinity. ; • : •
El Ladd shot over an imported G»rdon
settei last Sunday near Xi.vato. and
, bagged aD even dozen quail, some <>f
; which bore strong marks of the dog's*
! ueth. Ladd intend-* feedifc the dog more
: frequently than u*ual in future.
The at en 'On of the F>h Commission
ers is called to the f»c: that fishermen have
been netting the small striped bass which
lecentlv made their apnearance in a s.iongh
] not far distant from Tort-ales. An arrest
i would «ooti ttt p i- ao*i i.g in that district.
The A'-me Club wi.eelnien will hold a
(entury run on Sunday next. The riders
will journey tit this city on the first boat
i from Oakland, arid will start for San Jor«,
i returninz • n the e*-i aid« of the bay.
The Alan)ea» Bicycle Club wlil b'ld a
"«mokpr" in its rlubroom at the Cycle
P.irk tt;is evenmz.
Looters of the Seattle Treasury in a
Bad Box.
Seattle, Oct. — Thirty-three indict
ments against ex-Treasurer Krug and his
associates were returned by the Grand
Jury as true bilU thU afternoon. Krug It
charged in thirteen indictments with using
pub ie money in a manner no" authorized
by law, and in nine with larceny. by • m
bezz ement. In five .Indictment* Henry
Fuhrman.a rich broker, is made accessory,
which under the law of the State is the
same as principal. Fred W. bander and
L. M. Griffith are jointly indicted with him
on one cunt each, and D. T. D^nny, a
well-known pioneer, on two counts, and L.
D. Rot-, ■ a real estate agent, on three
count?. Fuhrmun rrpaid the money In
borrowed from Kruc and as a bondsman
put un $25,000 to make v:> the deficit, and
Griffith and bander also raised considera
ble suras to rein) urse the city, hoping
thereby to escape punishment. Krujj'«
shortage was 8125,000. but was all made
good to the city by bis bondsmen and
The Anheuser-Busch Company Gets
the Premium for Beer.
Chicago. Oct.. 30— The champienshiD
cup of the world for beer, for which not
only all the great American brewers but
those of the famous Europ»an brewing
cities of Munich and Nuremier* were in
be? competition, ha" b^en carried off by
the Anheuser-Bu»ch Brewing Company of
St Louis, ihey having received the highest
number < f awards and scored the highest
ins. Thpy were especially command d
i for the absolute purity of their beer as a
pure malt and hop product •■» ithout corn or
corn products. '1 Ins makes the Anheuser-
Busch Company the champion brewers of
the world.
Perished on the Road.
Sax Bernardino, Oct. 30.— News is re
ceived from Needles stating that th« re
mains of Henri C Leonard have been
found about four miles from tnat place.
Leo n.i rtl »as<» man SO years old, en route
from the East to Oakland, aDd who was
last heard from at Needles about two
months ago. He was feeble mentally and
physically and was traveling alone. His
son cams down and made a lone and fruit
le*s search for him along the railroad and
in the Indian villages, thinking he bad
been inveigled off and neld for ransom.
She Loved Kirn Still.
Sa^ Jose, Oct. 30.— Mrs May Gould,
aged about 30 years this nmrui g corn
mtted suicide by 6boottng herself through
tbe Leart at the residence of Mrs. Schmer
ber on South Market itreet The dp
ceased secured a divorce from her bus
band in San Francisco a few month* ago
aod had been livlDg with her two little
children in this city since. Although
divorced from her husband she still loved
ibe man, and her loneliness so preyrd
upon ber mind that she committed tbe ra«b
act in a fit of despondency.
More Unemployed Leave
the City.
A Large Crowd Transported to Oak
land by the Southern Pacific.
Merchants Supplied Food.
An army of wrrk-seekers waited upon
Agent White of the Southern Pacific Com
pany at tLe foot of Slarket street yester
day afternoon land requested transporta
borne one telegraphed up to the North
Harbor Police sutkn that a small-sized
ri"t was about to break ont at the ferries,
but this was a false alarm.
Agent White ?»v§ that the men were
very peaceab'y inclined and simply ?ent a
delegation in to b m to make the request
for free ferriage.
There were 319 men and boys in the
party. They started from the postoffice
lot at 4 o'clock and came along Market to
Front street, where delegates were sent
into whoiesale stores to bee provisions.
Their appeals met with great success, and
the Front-street merchants loaded them
down with provisions »1 »11 kinds.
ThP er"wcl ti.en marched two abreast
3nd drew tip in front of Mr. White's office
in i?o f d or'ler.
Agent White telephoned to Fourth and
Townsend for instructions while Captain
Dunle^vy of the Barb r Police racg up
Chief Crcwley. The Chief told the Cap
tain to send the men over at his expens« if
necessary, out in the meanwhile Agent
White was infracted to pass the unetn
p oved over on tbe creek route ferry El
"There were some very r*spectab!r--look
ing men among them." said Mr. White
"and I actually thing that they intend to
go to work if they possibly can find em
ployment. •
"I don't know what they intend to do.
but they told me that they would take
work wherever they could find it.
"They claimed to have canvassed the
city thoroughly and found that it was im
possible to get anything to do. They will
scatter around tbe country till times get
"They were mrstly Eastern men I should
judge, and ameng them were a number of
boys who, I gaett, are anxious to get back
liOMie as best t i ■ e y can."
When t!;e Ei Capitan wpnt out at 5
o'clock «he tnok the whole band of pil
grims along with h^r.
Daley Tried for Murder.
Daniel Daley, recently convicted and
sentenced to five years in the State's Prison
for the billing of John J. Lawton in a row
at the Potrero on May 7 lust, came up be
fore Judge Se<well yesrerday to an«wer
to a more serious charge. For killing
Lawton Daley was held I«l manslaughter,
but in tne case of John J. Carroll, whom
Daley killed on the same cccsfnn, he now
take?* nis trial on a charge of murder.
Daley, as in the Lawton trial, was repre
sented by Attorneys John H. Dickinson
and James H. Lone, while A««istant Dis
trict Attorney H'nkl-* prosecuted. Beside
the Judge on the bench sat the newly
elected Judge, Kdw«rd A. Belcher, who
will take Judge Seawell's place on* the
criminal bench of Department 11 at the
conclusion of ttif* Daler trial.
S>i jurors hud be»-t» accepted when court
adjonrned until te-dnv.
Back From Yosemite.
Troop I, Fourth United State* Cavalry,
returned yesterday from the ' Tosemite
Vallry, where it has been on duty since
Auril last.
Convicted of Manslaughter.
Stockton, Oct. 30.— Sing Lung, a Chi
nese, who shot and killed a countryman on
Roberts I-hnd a few weeks ago, was to
day found entity of manslaughter.
to health — every tired, ailing, ner-
vous woman. , The medicine to
i bring her back is Dr. Pierces Fa-
\ vorite Prescription. If she's weak,
run-down, and overworked, that 1
builds her up; if she suffers from
any of the distressing derangements •
i and diseases that afflict her sex, it
\ corrects and cures.
It's an invigorating, restorative
i tonic, a soothing and strengthening ;
! nervine, and the only guaranteed
: remedy for the ills and ailments that
beset a woman. It regulates and
j promotes all the proper functions,
• improves digestion, enriches the
| blood, dispels aches and pains, brings
\ refreshing sleep, and restores health
and strength.
All "female, complaints" and
| weaknesses are positively and per-
manently cured with the " Favorite
Prescription." It's the only medi-
cine for them that can be, and is,
guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
Something else may be better for
the dealer to sell — but think for
yourself whether it can be "just as
good" for you to buy.
my 2l eod 2p
World's Fair, Chicago, 1893.
: BYRON Milinj^fostbL
i - . 0c27 lm eoJ
* T M «M ■ ft A laxitine refreshing,
■ lIIRI v X frult '"z»ng*.
I n 111 nil Terr acree-bie to take, fgr
) I II ■* | •■ _| taemorrbulds. bile,
'i| la ! I p M lose of appotlte.Eastncand
' I II _l I ■ 11 lnteitlnal troubles and
- - teaitac.e arislDj
I ■ from them.
I Anil I All •• E GBILLOX,
RKII I 111 rrbiT»»,Parli
. 13 111 !■ latlH Sola by mi DrujfUts.
Jy-sa TuKr in.
New Fall and Winter
Natural Wool,
Australian Wool,
Scotch Wool,
; Medicated Wool,
| Silk and Wool,
English Cashmere,
Heavy Merino, Etc.
The LARGEST anfl BEST STOCK
748-7501arketStreet, I
Bet. Kearny and Grant Ayenne.
0c29 SnTuTn
S«n<l for Catalogue. '
. mrl9 ly T^^h^a
n bill beads. 5 i-iae $i.9» per M □
Q >ote Heids ..V.".""." '^-00 " B
T Letter Heads 3.00 - I
Q (ioo<lXX>o. 6 tuT#|opes 2.50 - D
I >.?i: orders promptly attended to. X
, j rmn pros, k PITTS <>. TeL 135 *- jj
acti 8u l r 6m
1 me of the Fire Department, on Douglass St.— :
Office of the Cleric of the Board or Supervisors of j
the city and county of San Francisco, October SI,
In accordance with resolution No. 9470 !
(Third Series) of the 80. of Supervisors, |
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received in open |
board on Monday afternoon. N'TemberS, 1893, ,
from ■-• to '.':3o o'clocK. for snpplylnc all material .
and erettlnj mi. engine - hon»e for use ot the \
I- ire Department, on the east tine of I.'ontlass it..
163 feet northerly from tbe ocean road, la »c- ,
conlancK with plans and specifications prepared
by tbe Board of r Ire Comii<i3iioaers, to be te-i. at ■■
office of the Cljlet Kngmeer of t&e Hre De- ■
p.rtuient. old City Hall*
The Wort to be dove under the snperrlslon and :
to the satisfaction of tbe Chief Engineer or the i
Fire . rpartnmnt and I ire Department Committee
of the Boaro of Supervisors, and to De completed !
within 60 ■:»> from date of award of cootract.
Notice— Bidders win estimate and state a price -,
for whirl! the entire wurK wi I be done, with the :
distinct understanding that eight hours shall con- j
siltnte a day's work for persons employed on said j
'1 he party to whom tbe contract is awarded will
be required, prior to or at tbe time of the execu-
tion of the contracr. to pay the cost of advertising
tsi* notice in three dally newspapers.
Id order to preservu uniformity and to facilitate ■
the award the board has resolved to receive no i
bids unless made upon blank forms prepared by
the committee, and a certified caect f»r the sum
of •500, deposited by t tie bidder with and made
payable to ice clerk or the board, conditioned it
the proposal is accepted and the contract award it,
and if the bidder shall fat: or neglect to execute
a written agreement and give the required bond
witiiiti six d»ys alter, the sum shall paid into
tbe city and county Treasury 'by said clerk as
liquidated damages for failure and neglect.
!'ian-.s furnished by the clerk. .
The board reserves the right to reject all bids
If tbe pubile rood so require.
oc3l 5t JNO. A. RUSSELL, Clerk.
IS THE BEST TIME "l WIELAND &
25TUSU tf
II J^ CJ lEv .-."' t*"2er cures ail nervousaess or diseases of thegeneiat;ve organs,
■8(7. "<^Y\ «>• **? SX ««chM: Lost Manhood, Slfeple>.>.ne«i. Tired Keel-
H^> ~' .■-.} \V :. \V ■*■€'■ **am« ia the Bark, Ifebilfty, Pimple*. JJead-
fflS V. df&m »<•»*. Seminal »>aW«eM. Xi«;ht 1} F.*ii«sion« l«po-
M Vjr^-.. V *•■«, l>e*poi»dencj. Varfr*«-ple, rrf«tarrneM
Kh N-y V»^^/ «m«I C«0«tlpalloB. Cnrei where all else fails. The doctor
■ nceApc awn .rrpo baa dlscoTered the active principle on which the vitality of the
before and AFTER sexcal apparatus is dependent.
The reason why sufferers are not cured by physicians and medicines is because orer 90 per cent
are troubled with »*ro»t»UtU, for which CTJPIDENE is the only known rt-medy to cure the com-
plaint wlthont an operation. A written <iisr»trr to refund "the money It a permanent cure •
Dot effected by the uieof six boxes. fI.OO a box, nix for |5.05 l Send for circular and te«tiJß»aiaU.-
Address DAT»L MJtMICIMM CO., P. O. Box a*!*, Sao , Francisco, Cai. tor *y
J. H. WIDBER corner Third and 'Market streets,
aai tt cod UAKEITT ft TA.GOAKT, 1201 Broadway, cor. 14th. OatlanO,
: - ' . ' :■ -' ■ . -'..'■■ .
Ai FACE
■ x nuu
Price Yon Will Pay at Drciista
Fine Toilet Bjwr*w, 2 lor ...... ..~..»..15c
Velvet Face spores...,., .....10c
Velvet Bath Sponges 15c
Jfc.x-.ra Size Toilet or Nursery Sponge*..... 150
Kitchen Sponges umi ....10c
Toilet bpoagetfor Sfcavinr ........ ......... .10s
Imported Toothbrushes M ..*... luc
scrubbing Brushes. «........*....1 0c
Good Quality sharing Brashes 10c
Good Hair Brushes 2 6c
8- Inch Unbreakable Extra Heavvßubb«r Com 0.2 5c
Bulb Syringe*, 2 hard rubber tub**. ".,",.,.. ,33c
Bulb Syringe*. 3 bard robber tabej 800
Two-Qaari Fountain Syringes....*, 85c
One-Quirt Rubber Hot Water Bags ...... .....90c
Two-Quart Bobber Hot * ater Pars SI 00
Three-Quart Rubber Hot Water 8ag5... ...... SI 15
Laities' Knbber Gloves, all size*, per pair.. ..21 10
>' OTE— Special attention paid to winding rax.
ors, shear* and edged-toola by sillied mechanics.
Prices moderate.
818 and 820 Market Street
' ap23 feuTuTa t:
PROPOSALS j
To Clean Brick Sewers.
\J Supervisors of the ci: and county of San
Francisco, uetober 31. 1393.
In accordance with Resolution >"o. 9236 {Third
Series) or the Board of Su->«rvisors olds will be
received in open session or the board on MON-
DAY AFT '-OON, NoVember 6. 1593, from 2 to
, 2:30 o'clock, to ciesn tbe brick sewers within t:e
district bonmied by Fourteenth, Elchteentb. M --
sion and S-w Channel streets. lneladtn«c the irw-
en tn said streets
The silt taken from the sewers to be reiaoTed
from the streets, the estimated quantity of said
lilt beins; about 200U coble yards.
i Notice. — Bidders will state a price per cubic
| yard for which the above work will be done in
[ conformity witb Section >*0.3-'-;5 »t to-? Political
Code, the silt remove J to be meuared lathe
vrhicle of transportation aad to be the property
of tbe c> ntractor.
The party to whom the contract is awarded will
be reaoired. prUr to or at to time of tbe in the
hide of transportation aad to be the property
the c otractor.
Cne party to wtom the contract is awarded will
rean red. prl r to or at tn» time of the execu-
tton of tbe contract, to par the cost of adv»- =
this and a former notice of October 10, 1893, In
three dally newspapers.
In order to preserve uniformity and to facilitate
tbe award tbe board has reso.Trd to receive no
I bids unless made upon blank forms prepared by
i the committee, ahd » certified cheek for the sum
i of %3<H). deposited by the bidder wltn and made
payable to tee clerk of the board, conditioned if
tne proposal be accepted and the contract award-
ed, and U tbe bidder snail fall or neglect to exe-
cn:e a written agreement and «ive the reqolred
and if the bidder sna I fall or nagiec: to cxc-
• a wrttMa screeaent and five the required
Oond wltbin six days after, the sum s 1 . ail be paid
into tbe city »nd county treasury by sa d clerk as
1 ].qui<i*:ed damage* f r failure and neglect.
HI :ikg rnrnlstied by ttie clerk.
I h» board reserves the right to reject all bids if
the public good so reqi: re.
oc3l St JXO. A. RUSSELL, Clert.
10.4 Randolph S t.Chicago, 111.
l>i;.l. i i-B l> A. c .. the olae«t a.. .: mo>: reli-
t able Special Doctors on the l'acitic Coast. 400
Geary street, San i raucssco. continue* to speedily
: and permanentlt cure all chronic, special, private
and w&stlnz dlsrase*. no ma' :er bow complicated
;or who have failed. Rio- and Sklu diseases. Loss
of Vi?or and Ma * hood, Proi«tatorrhea. ."»:r cture.
etc. Send for Con&deutlal Booic explntnis? war
thousands cannot set <-nr»U of above diseases and
j complications. Dr. I. iritis;' * W*ndc fu Ger-
man Invifrnratnr. a «ur-- spec fie for *r>OT*»
c<impl»lnt<. To prove its power one Dollar Trl . l
' Bottle given or sent free on application.
Call or Address 4Oi» tiearr -t-. S. J Cal.
i oca TiJSuTu tf
xml | txt


text:
Online Cheap cheap womens ugg boots Outlet Store. Save Up to 75% OFF, cheap womens ugg boots Best quatily, free shipping & fast..
differing people like different stuff.
)Natural sugars, of course, are a fundamental part of healthful eating, so keep eating your vegetables and fruits as always.
25thMike McGowan Bridge Concrete Placement, Oct.
As soon as they hear you've attacked a diplomatic Darth Vader: Don't talk here we are at me, dude.
Which is ugh to speak with your father.
You're required to are aware that yet.
Um, just forget that part, everybody.
Princess Leia: I am not sure what you are referring to.
cheap womens ugg boots , In Food, Living Manually (blog) The romance of hats lingers on in family photographs By the point I reached my teenage life within the late 1950s and early 1960s, hats were doomed.
Without administrator privileges for your personal computer, you may still act.
As a way to enjoy each of the features of your site, we recommended you upgrade into a newer, more reassured browser.
Google has evolved a no cost plugin for Internet Explorer called Google Chrome Frame.
We didn't know that yet given that the elegant and stylish Jackie Kennedy had made pillbox hats so fashionable these were firmly around the heads of American women.
cheap womens ugg boots
The Cheapest cheap womens ugg boots,"To produce a full time living for artist, 90 percent than me is business and 10 percent is art.
However, may I ask whether you personally connect to all recipients of them programs each and every day so as to determine unto yourself whether these cases result from reality, as opposed to in theory.
There definitely has become some evolution overall in the process.
" But like many elected officials, it may not be always clear where she stands on earmarks, Ellis added.
As it well said that many, not a large proportion, of recipients of them programs stick to the qualifications described, many of them do not.
" Call has about 10,000 twitter followers.
"I think she's somewhere between," he was quoted saying.
cheap womens ugg boots
cheap womens ugg boots Foley shrugged off doubts about his wealth.
Paulson, chairman of SCSU's Political Science Department, stated that historically the president's party loses seats from the U.
The Quinnipiac University's poll asked whether a voter was voting for your candidate or against an applicant.
"He almost seems angry about it, doesn't he.
Avoid personal attacks or name calling of any kind.
As we mistakenly approve a comment that is offensive, tell us you need to include a hyperlink into the comment in question.
"Roughly Sixty percent say they're voting against Gov.
classic short ugg boots on sale
ugg boots kids sale
ugg boots sale
ugg boots for cheap
cheap uggs for sale online outlet
baby uggs cheap

subset: commoncrawl


text:
For LoStNoBoDy's contest.
Whoo. I think Akufa is crack, right? Well, at any rate, my first attempt at Axel x Tifa. Actually, it's more Axel x Tifa x Reno, if you wanna be technical. But yeah.
Well, I hope I met the requirements and that it's not awful!
Disclaimer: I don't own Kingdom Hearts, FFVII ('cause, y'know, Reno...and Tifa, I guess...), or the idea that Reno was Axel's somebody (so whoever thought of that, I commend you and give you credit).
-- - --
It was the flash of red hair that had her running.
She felt ridiculous, leaving her post to dash into the rain, breathing quick as her black hair became slowly matted to her face. Her cheeks were so flushed and her heart was beating so quickly, but she didn't know why, because, really, she didn't feel that way about the idiot anymore. He'd left her and she'd moved on, dealing with her problems that came in the form of yellow-eyed monsters that preyed on helpless hearts.
Her thoughts had had no time for him.
But as she leapt over the wall, cascading through the air to skid across the damp cobblestones, and as she launched to her feet and her frantic footsteps carried her closer and closer to a memory she'd never forgotten, flashes of smiles and his stupid laugh seized her mind so that tears were burning at her eyes as she glared at his form clothed in a cloak, and she had to choke back sobs.
Was it him? She knew she was strong, and she knew she shouldn't be reacting like this, but how she hoped it was.
The slap of her sneakers had him pausing just ahead, and at that action she stopped as well, nearly tripping over her footing as she panted to catch her breath, black hair matted to her face and neck and chest heaving. She felt the tremble in her hands that wasn't from the cold, felt her heart flutter at the vibrant color she'd never forgotten, and even against the wind her cheeks flared, because she was daring to hope the man she loved was back.
"Reno!" she shouted, voice demanding and disguising the desperation she was presently feeling.
Silently she begged for that cocky tilt of his head, that closed-eyes smile, that knowing tone of voice as he repeated, "Tifa, Tifa, Tifa," because he always knew she loved the sound of her name on his lips. She wanted that arrogance in his eyes as he regarded her, so confident in the knowledge that he was the only man she'd given so much control over her life to. Every flaw about the stupid Turk had her heart loving him so much more, and if he'd only look upon her with his gentle smile before that attitude of his took over she knew she'd willingly run straight into her arms.
And the redhead did turn around, eyebrow arched, stance basically the same confident and arrogant poise she remembered, and a smile was growing on her face slowly until all of a sudden it slipped away, practically nonexistent. The green eyes, the wild hair, the pale skin…no. No, it was all wrong!
And when had he gotten those tattoos?
"Reno, what…?"
Sighing, he closed his eyes and let his head fall a little, waving her hand away as if the very trivial motion drained away his strength, and she bristled in anger. Reno, always with that cocky attitude, no matter how he altered his appearance. And who did he think he was, regarding her as if she was no one to him? "You've got the wrong guy," he said airily, and she crossed her arms over her chest, expression sarcastic. No, she didn't.
But he sighed at her again and shook his head, dropping his hand. "It's Axel. A-X-E-L." She stiffened. What the hell kind of trick was he trying to pull? First he left her, then he started strolling around the goddamn city in different attire, and now he was pretending not to know her? "Got it memorized?"
"Funny, Reno," she bit, strolling forward, and he rolled his eyes at her. "C'mon, enough with the games. I'm already sick of your childish antics."
He snorted and crossed his arms over his chest, staring her down and daring her to accuse him of such a thing again. And as she moved closer, eyes narrowed in careful scrutiny, her breath hitched, and she couldn't understand it.
Why had he changed so much on her?
"Anyway," he continued, the wary look he'd been regarding her with disappearing in place of a smirk, "as transfixed as you may be by me," and he said he wasn't Reno, "I really think you've got the wrong guy." He pulled out his arms that were crossed over his chest and spread them wide, looking from side to side and then back to her with that grin still on his face. That painfully familiar grin… "See? No, er, Reno here."
Hand clenching into a fist at her side, she suddenly felt a rage brew in her chest. How dare he? He'd come back after such a long disappearance, had gotten her hopes up, and now treated her like she was a lost little girl who was nothing to him at all. And he dared now to bring her close to tears because he couldn't soften that arrogant expression and give in to the memories they'd shared together, the memories he'd once said he'd valued more than anything.
She choked back a sob, but couldn't stop it from escaping her lips, and his eyes widened as she quickly bowed her head, bangs falling into her eyes as her clenched fist tightened. Stupid Turk. Stupid Reno. Stupid Axel. She'd show him. She wasn't someone to be kicked aside and have her heartbroken.
Kicking off the cobblestones, she rushed at him and slammed her fist into his stomach, jumping away as he slid and stumbled back, stare incredulous and lip curled slightly to betray the pain her blow had caused. He coughed once, shaking his head, and she rushed at him again, furious eyes full of tears as she tried to block her ears from the laugh she still remembered. He'd always infuriate her to the point where she'd launch at him, just like now, and it would be nothing more than a dance between them, he ducking away every time with his hands clasped behind his back as she wore herself out. Clumsy as he was, he'd grown to know her, had grown to soften her, and he outmatched her just by ducking away, never moving to harm her.
And when she'd be so enraged that she would throw her arms to her sides and try to kick him across the room, he'd catch her off balance and gently nudge her into a wall, victory playing in his eyes as he bowed his head and captured her lips.
Crying out, she threw a punch to his cheek, lips shaking as she remembered all the times she'd just give in, willingly kissing him back. But Reno, or Axel, or whoever he claimed to be, was yet again becoming used to her wild temper and when she aimed another throw of her fist he shot his arm out, stepping back and grasping her wrist tightly. She yelped and her knees slightly buckled, and all of a sudden she tripped and fell into his chest, shivering against the cold, the rain, the tears, and the anger.
Her brows furrowed, and she closed her eyes in silent pain as his heart didn't even skip a beat, like it used to when she fell into his arms. Was he so over her that he presence did nothing to affect him anymore?
He sighed. "Look…"
"Reno…" Her free hand fisted his cloak, and she tilted her head back, glaring at him despite the tears in her eyes. He merely arched a brow at her, sarcastic look on his face as he was no doubt perturbed that she refused to say the alias he now went by.
But she didn't care. He was Reno, had always been Reno, and the stupid Turk would have to live with it.
He opened his hand, freeing her arm, and then stared at her expectantly as she still clung to his soaked form. And she pursed her lips, eyes flashing, furious that he would so quickly wash his hands with her and have her walk away.
Moved by anger, she let her hand loosen and then grabbed the collar of his cloak, and she pulled him down to her level, leaning forward to press her lips against his. And as he responded by remaining stiff and in shock, she as well felt her body go rigid, the memories flooding back.
His smile. His laugh. His warm touch and playful nature. He would always sneak up on her when she was working, wrapping his arms around her waist as she would have to catch herself and try not drop the tray of liquor onto her customers. He would hop over the bar counter, red ponytail swishing and eyes bright as he would press her hand to his lips, and then catch her against him and whisper into her ear when she would try to walk away in frustration. Every little thing came rushing back, of the little mannerisms she'd forgotten, of the way he'd lean against the wall, seemingly at peace, and then lurch forward, stumbling over his feet with wide eyes when some news spoken surprised him.
Pulling back, she clapped her hand over her mouth, staring widely at the man with green eyes and the flare of red hair who gazed back in just as much surprise.
She remembered it all, and so she remembered that this man, this Axel, as he called himself, could not be Reno.
Tifa choked, tears trailing down her cheeks at the one memory she had never allowed herself to make truth, the memory that was crushing her heart and killing her on the inside now as it refused to go away again.
Reno had died two years ago, bleeding from a chest wound as he smiled in her arms. He was gone. He wasn't there anymore. He was just…gone.
"Who…?" she gasped, hand shaking at the vivid memory of the man she'd given her heart to and thus lost her heart to. His mimicry of red hair and pale skin, of twinkling green eyes and thin frame, had her fighting for air, because he was the ghost of a love that was now dead, come back to haunt her eyes and remind her of the greatest pain she'd ever felt in her existence.
He was false memories, whoever this person was. He was the reminder that Reno, her Reno, could never laugh again, no matter that when he did laugh it was mostly at her expense. And he was the copy of a beautiful smile and arrogant smirk, at that very moment crossing his arms calmly in perfect Reno fashion as he inclined his head, assured that she finally understood.
"Sorry," he said, eyes closed, and then he turned around, leaving her just like Reno had.
And she panicked. She was sorry to say it, but she was so afraid of him leaving her, too.
"Wait!" she shouted, and she caught his cloaked arm in her grip, stubbornly trying to hold him back.
"I'm not who you're looking for," he said so simply, like he just didn't care. Was he really so heartless? "Sorry," he repeated again, and he pulled from her grasp and walked away.
Just like that, Reno was gone from her life yet another time, and to add to her tears the rain that had been falling steadily suddenly poured down in sheets, pounding the reality again and again into her weakened body. Her legs trembled, and the tears trailed all the way to her chin, but she couldn't let thoughts of him go.
Reno was dead. But she could fool herself into thinking the other man was him, and that was enough for her. In Axel, Reno lived on, and so she couldn't let herself forget him.
And she couldn't stop herself from loving him.
-- - --
Hmm...I dunno. Honestly, I can't say I like it. But, then again, I don't know if I despise it.
Please review and tell me what you think!


text:
return to index
July 16 2001 at 2:15 PM
No score for this post
kapow (
no login
from IP address 22.214.171.124
Response to
how about ...
sounds good
Scoring disabled
. You must be logged in to score posts.
Respond to this message
Find more forums on Punk
Create your own forum at Network54
Copyright © 1999-2018
. All rights reserved.
Terms of Use
Privacy Statement


text:
Want to remind yourself or a friend about this program? Fill out this simple form and klru will email you a reminder on the day that it will air.
Texas A&m @ Missouri
series: Texas Aggie Band Show
air date: 5/03/14 9:00 AM
Weekly cadet report featuring: TB: CO / XO. Feature #1: Research at Texas A&M; Feature #2: Air Force; Feature #3: Public Service at TAMU.
WARNING: Email reminders for this program have already been sent out. Your reminder may not reach the intended address in time for this program's airing.
Back to TV Schedule


text:
The selectors were forced to rethink their one-day line-up after losing two members of the Champions Trophy squad: Shane Watson, who has a hamstring injury, and the now-retired Damien Martyn.
Hayden is set to open the batting with Adam Gilchrist in the tri-series featuring England and New Zealand, which begins on January 12. He got the nod ahead of Phil Jaques and Chris Rogers, one of whom will almost certainly partner Hayden in the Test team after Justin Langer's departure.
White will hope to slot into the middle-order after a strong start to his season with Victoria. In eight domestic one-day games in 2006-07, he has averaged 52.33, including a blistering 126 not out from 100 balls against New South Wales. White's legspin bowling and excellent fielding could have given him the edge against other middle-order candidates including Adam Voges.
Ricky Ponting said Hayden was the logical replacement for Watson as Gilchrist's opening partner.
Both will be aiming to secure their place ahead of the World Cup, which starts in March.
Australia have chosen a preliminary 30-man squad for their title defence. The names include a mix of youth and experience, with the most notable omission being Rogers, whose stellar Pura Cup form this year has not extended to the domestic limited-overs competition.
Tri-series SquadAdam Gilchrist, Matthew Hayden, Ricky Ponting (captain), Michael Hussey, Michael Clarke, Andrew Symonds, Cameron White, Brad Hogg, Brett Lee, Mitchell Johnson, Stuart Clark, Nathan Bracken, Glenn McGrath.
Twenty20 SquadAdam Gilchrist, Matthew Hayden, Ricky Ponting (captain), Michael Hussey, Michael Clarke, Andrew Symonds, Cameron White, Brad Hogg, Brett Lee, Nathan Bracken, Mitchell Johnson, Ben Hilfenhaus.
Wc Preliminary SquadAdam Gilchrist, Matthew Hayden, Ricky Ponting (captain), Phil Jaques, Shane Watson, Simon Katich, Michael Hussey, Michael Clarke, Andrew Symonds, Marcus North, Adam Voges, Brad Hodge, Travis Birt, Shaun Marsh, Cameron White, Mark Cosgrove, Brad Haddin, James Hopes, Andrew McDonald, Brad Hogg, Brett Lee, Mitchell Johnson, Nathan Hauritz, Stuart Clark, Glenn McGrath, Daniel Cullen, Nathan Bracken, Shaun Tait, Shane Harwood, Ben Hilfenhaus.


text:
Are you a night owl or an early bird? When are you at your creative best?
For me, I found that I tend to be my most productive in the mornings, but most creative at night. I also found that some of my best ideas happen in the space of early Saturday or Sunday mornings.
Time Management Tips #2 is -- Find your creative hours. If you know when you are at your creative best, then you can shape your schedule around that to support your most creative times.
I've found that structuring my time is my single best way to get exponential results in less time. Originally, I structured my time to focus on productivity. What I was missing was the think time, and the creative time ... the space for creative inspiration. In the world of knowledge work, you can't "be what's next" if you don't make space to figure it out, and if you don't make space to think up, experiment, and play at your ideas.
It's really an awareness thing, but if you start to pay attention to the state you're in during the week, you'll start to notice patterns. Maybe you feel inspired and smarter in the morning. Maybe you ease into it throughout the day.
There is a big difference between grinding through work to be done, and stepping back, taking a breath, and using your creative abilities. If you feel you never get a chance to take your creative breath, then bake it into your schedule, and carve out the breathing room.
In 30 Days of Getting Results, you can use the exercise and time management tips for Creative Hours to get exponential results on a daily and weekly basis.
You can also find more time management tips in my book, Getting Results the Agile Way, and on Getting Results.com


text:
|Reference : Effect of anti-androgenic substances on the sexual reproduction of the rotifer Brachi...
|Scientific congresses and symposiums : Unpublished conference/Abstract
|Life sciences : Environmental sciences & ecology
|Effect of anti-androgenic substances on the sexual reproduction of the rotifer Brachionus calyciflorus.
|Joaquim-Justo, Célia [Université de Liège - ULiège > Département de Biologie, Ecologie et Evolution > Ecologie animale et écotoxicologie >]
|Snell, T.W []
|XI International Rotifer Symposium
|du 11 au 18 mars 2006
|[en] Many substances released in the aquatic environment have been reported to have disruptive effects on endocrine systems of vertebrates and invertebrates. In rotifers, some of these chemicals have been shown to depress sexual reproduction at concentrations one to two orders of magnitude below those that affect asexual reproduction. The anti-androgen flutamide impacts sexual reproduction of rotifers at particularly low concentrations. We studied the effect of different types of putative endocrine disruptors on sexual reproduction of Brachionus calyciflorus. Contaminants tested were cyproterone acetate, an anti-androgen with a steroid-like structure, the pesticides fenitrothion and linuron which both have high affinity to the androgen receptor in vertebrates, although they are nonsteroidal molecules, and lindane a widely used pesticide that binds weakly to the androgen receptor in vertebrates. A series of endpoints relative to different steps of sexual reproduction were monitored to define critical functions affected and to get information on mechanisms of action. Fenitrothion, had the strongest impact on the sexual reproduction of rotifers. We observed a decrease in the proportion of mictic females among the ovigerous individuals and in the production of fertilized eggs per female that was proportional to the dose. The most sensitive parameter was the number of males produced per mictic female which was considerably higher in treated animals even at concentrations 10 times lower than the NOEC of asexual reproduction.
There is no file associated with this reference.
All documents in ORBi are protected by a user license.


text:
- Features
- News
- Arts
- Life
- Community
- Nightlife
- Scene
- Social
The evolution of the District is fast-paced these days. The population is growing, streetcars are on their way, and there's once again a first lady in the White House who makes fashion-news headlines. And for the first time since its 1992 debut, MTV's Real World landed in Washington.
From summer through fall last year, eight housemates lived at 2000 S St. NW. Habitués of D.C.'s gay nightlife would surely have seen the crew pile into any number of nightspots during the course of the filming. And if they were following all the Real World blogs, they quite likely knew that Mike Manning possibly had more reason than the rest to hit the gay spots.
The 22-year-old with the "boy next door" looks, hailing from Thornton, Colo., and taking time off from the University of Northern Colorado to live his life minute-by-minute for the cameras, came out as bisexual not long before filming began.
And D.C. suited him just fine.
"I actually did a lot of networking while I was here and I met a lot of people," Manning said during a visit to Metro Weekly offices the night after the show's Dec. 30 premiere party at Halo. "I actually hung out with people who live in D.C. almost as much as I hung out with the roommates. I love handing out business cards and shaking hands and meeting people. I think by the time I left D.C. I had a hundred new contacts in my Gmail account."
Between socializing, his jobs with the Human Rights Campaign and the Energy Action Coalition, the gym and church, Manning became so rooted in the District that he wants to return for good. And whether it's athletic accolades or academic honor rolls, the dynamic young man seems to get what he goes after — in other words, plan on seeing more of Manning about town in May after he earns his business degree.
METRO WEEKLY: Watching the debut episode, your debate about God at Buca di Beppo got pretty heated. Were you raised in a particularly religious home?
MIKE MANNING: For most of my childhood, my family would pray on Christmas and Thanksgiving. We would go to church on Easter Sunday and Christmas Eve, stuff like that. But we weren't the "every Sunday" kind of family.
Then, in middle school, I started going to youth group with some of my friends. I became really close with my youth pastor and he taught me about the Bible. In high school I found a church and went about once a month. It was really welcoming, a "come as you are" type of church. Those are my favorite kind of churches, the ones that say, "We're not going to judge you. We'll read you Scripture and try to educate you in the ways of the Bible and improve you as a person."
In my junior year of college, my father got involved with a church band. He's an executive by day, musician by night. [Laughs.] He plays the guitar and does vocals. That gave him a reason to go. My mom started going every Sunday to watch him, and then my brother and my sister started going. Now we all go to the same church every Sunday. It's a new church to me, because it's not the one I went to in high school.
MW: I guess that covers your relationship with the church. What about with the Real World? How familiar were you with the show before you were a part of it?
MANNING: I knew kind of the idea that it was a documentary, that they have some sort of situation where people live in a house and they tape them. That's all I knew. It was very vague.
My buddy calls me and says, "Hey, I heard about an audition for Real World. It's tomorrow in Boulder." That's about 45 minutes away from us in Greeley. I was like, "Aw, man, that stuff's crap. Nobody watches that anymore. Why would we waste our time?" He's like, "I'll buy you lunch. I don't want to do it alone." And I said okay.
So I showed up at the audition and I wasn't really taking anything seriously. The casting director asked me some questions, and I was being honest thinking that it wouldn't lead to anything. "I'm just here with my friend, you know? Moral support. Can you just send me on my way?" And then he called me back.
MW: Were you surprised?
MANNING: Yeah. Like, honestly, I'm not that exciting. [Laughs.] Why do they keep calling me? I talked to my parents about it and I was like, "Don't worry, guys. This isn't going to happen." They were reserved about it. I actually came out to them a few months before that, so it was very recent.
MW: When you came out, that was as bisexual, right? You identify as bi, not gay?
MANNING:Yeah. I dated girls. I had my first serious girlfriend when I was 16 and lost my virginity to her. I dated girls all the way until my sophomore year of college. So I was straight.
MW: Were your parents okay with you liking guys too?
MANNING: In the beginning, they weren't so much. They were nice, and they gave me the whole, "You're our son and we love you anyway," things like that.
The way I came out is I wrote my parents like a five-page letter. I tried to include everything. "I am telling you this because you are my parents. I love you." We've always been very, very close. I'd played football with my dad, and we'd go fishing and shoot guns. I can stay in and watch TV with my mom and do whatever she does. My whole family, we're very close. So I was like, "This isn't a reflection on you. This is how I was born. I just want to include you in every aspect of my life. I don't want to lie to you and tell you I'm going to the movies when I'm really going to a gay club." I was just trying to be honest with them.
I sat them down, they read the letter, and then I was like, "Do you have any questions?" That was it. My dad was like, "Are you sure you're gay or bi or whatever? Are you sure you like men?" Yes, Dad. "Are you sure it's not a phase?" No, Dad.
I think the female body is very appealing. I enjoy seeing boobies and everything like that. [Laughs.] I feel the exact same way when I see a [male] Calvin Klein ad. I said, "This is how I was born and it's taken me a long time to accept that. Believe me, Dad, I've thought about the whole 'phase' thing, and it's definitely not a phase."
My mom started crying. She said, "Does this mean I'm not going to have grandkids?"
"No, Mom, I'm still having kids. I'm still going to have a good job. I'm still going to work hard and do everything else."
My mom was worried it will make my life harder. She was like, "Mike, you're prom king. You have all these things going for you. You're a jock. You get straight A's. You've always been like the perfect child to me. I don't want this to be your imperfection." That hit me harder than anything else. She was putting me on this pedestal, holding me to a really, really high standard. Like everything else doesn't matter because this is what she's going to focus on, and she's my mom. Is society going to focus on this? Are people going to judge me and overlook everything else that I've done just because of the gay thing? That's what really made me upset about society in general.
A little bit after that, I talked to my brother. My brother and I are very close. We go to parties together. We play football together. He's three years younger than I am. He said, "You wouldn't be telling me this if you had a doubt about it." The way he put it was awesome. I'll never forget it. He goes, "It's all right, Mike. Either you like the taste of pie or you don't. I don't want you to pretend to be somebody else around me just to make it okay." He was the one I was most worried about, and he took it the best — even though it's still kind of awkward sometimes.
MW: Did coming out affect your relationship with the church?
MANNING: The church that we go to now as a family is a little more conservative than my "come as you are" church. They don't know about me. It's not like I'm ashamed of it. I just go to church with my family, listen to the sermon, participate in the bake sale, sing at the old folks' home and stuff. People don't ask me, so I don't broadcast. I don't walk into church with the rainbow flag on.
If the pastor pointed me out in the middle of the sermon and said, "Hey, Mike, have you slept with a man?" I'd say, "Yes. Only God can judge me, but do what you want." I've prayed about it for years and years. I have cried about this more than everything else.
MW: Many people struggle with their relationship with their church when they come out. It doesn't seem that was a problem for you.
MANNING: It's not about the church — it's about the religion.
People get so caught up about some church saying all gay people are going to hell, so they hate all religion. It's like getting mugged by an African American and judging all black people as being robbers — you just can't do that. Those churches that preach hate and fire and brimstone, I don't agree with. If you look at the core of the Bible, Christianity, of Judaism, of Islam, all the major religions of the world, if you're going to worship Buddha or Jesus or a flying elephant, it's all about love and being humble, loving your neighbor and treating other people how you want to be treated. It's having respect for the Earth and for mankind and for the human condition. The core values are the same.
There are churches that use the Bible to oppress people that say "If you come into our church we're going to judge you. We know the Bible. We think we are better than you. You've got to tithe this much and you can't work on the Sabbath day." They're a little twisted. They're so insecure that they feel like they need to use the Bible to judge people. I think it's bullshit.
Church has been one of the best things in my life. When I was coming out and I felt I couldn't tell a soul and I was really confused, I would read the Bible. I was like, if I lose everybody in my life, at least I have God, at least I have someone up there that loved me enough to die for me 2,000 years ago. If people that are coming out did turn to God and realize that God is about acceptance and love, they might be able to use that as a source of comfort instead of another obstacle to face.
MW: Norm Korpi, who was on the very first season of Real World, told me the show's edits presented him as bi, although he's gay. You can confirm that's not happening with you, right?
MANNING: No, no. I hate America's obsessive need to categorize everything. You're either black or white. You're either gay or straight. You're either this or that. Even in the gay community, there's like this biphobia. Everybody's like, "You have to be gay or straight. You can't be bi. You can't like both. It's not who you are. Blah, blah, blah." Isn't that committing the same crime they're preaching against? They're saying, "Don't judge me, but I'm going to judge you within our own community."
People should not give a shit. The question "What are you?" shouldn't even exist. If you're attracted to somebody, flirt with them. See where it goes. I like guys and girls. I've dated girls, had sex with girls and enjoyed it very much. I find females very attractive. I find males very attractive. If I want to date a guy, I'll date a guy. If I want to date a girl, I'll date a girl.
And I can tell you honestly that every gay guy so far, when we've actually gotten to know each other, they're like, "Wow, I think you really are bi. You really do like girls." A lot of older gay guys that I've talked to, they say, "Oh, you're not bi. You're just saying that. It's a transitional phase." Whatever.
MW: So you've gotten a dose of biphobia?
MANNING: Absolutely. A lot. For whatever reason, God hardwired my brain to be aroused with both and I'm not going to question it. I'm just going to live my life and be honest with people. I like who I like.
People should stop, take a second and think to themselves, "Hey, does this affect me?" Who they like, who they want to marry or sleep with or spend the rest of their life with, does that affect me? If the answer is no — and 99.9 percent of the time it's going to be no — then keep walking.
If somebody doesn't like me because I'm bi, then I'll move on. I could give two shits. Get your nose out of my business.
MW: You're also pretty casual about the terms "gay" and "bisexual." You've used both to describe yourself.
MANNING: I am casual, because I think that's the way it should be. Honestly, it doesn't make a difference to me. For the sake of other people trying to understand me or whatever, I say "bisexual." Right now, I am looking to date a guy, so if they want to call me "gay," that's fine. But I'm going to lunch with my ex-girlfriend next week. If we hit it off, start dating again, start sleeping together, I'm straight again?
I think "gay" and "bi" are interchangeable. I can say, "Yeah, I'm gay, but I still like girls."
"Hey, I'm straight, but…" That doesn't work so much.
Do what you want with the terms. I just want it understood that I hate categories and I hate being labeled. I'm "Mike-sexual." That means if I want to date a 100-year-old Aborigine, I'm going to do it and I'm not going to give a shit what anybody else thinks.
MW: How familiar were you with D.C. before the show?
MANNING: Like everybody else, I did the whole eighth-grade field trip. But I didn't really know anything about D.C. before I came here. I went to Wikipedia the week before I came here and I read about Mayor Fenty and where all the monuments were, and about the crime rate and unemployment.
MW: Were you disappointed you got Real World: DC instead of, say, Real World: Cancun?
MANNING: Absolutely. My initial reaction was, shit, I wanted this to kind of be a four-month spring break. But that would have killed my liver. I would not have done anything. I would have gotten a great tan, but I'd be portrayed on TV as this kid that's lazy. And with my personality, I probably would've gone nuts.
But I could have chosen no place better than D.C. I got the chance to lobby congressmen. I saw the president speak. I got to do all this stuff that I've always been curious about. With me going on the show as gay or bi or whatever — as myself — having the chance to be liberated and make a statement and also work for HRC on the field team and lobby Congress for laws that directly affect my newfound liberation, it was wonderful.
I'm trying to move back here after I graduate. I love it. D.C. is the place where shit happens. People get shit done. It's where the headquarters for the Red Cross and Disabled American Veterans are. And HRC. It's the hub, and you can either be sitting on the sideline or you can be in the game. D.C. is kind of the playing field.
MW: In the nearly unique position of being a Washingtonian with cameras following you everywhere, did you still get a good feel for the city?
MANNING: The cameras gave me a break a lot of times when I was at work making phone calls and setting up meetings with congressmen and their constituents. The cameras didn't follow me all the time, so I think I had more chance of getting to know the city than the other cast members. I worked more than anybody else and I branched out. I would wake up early and go work out and meet people at the gym.
MW: How did you end up at the Human Rights Campaign?
MANNING: I had seen the blue-and-gold sticker on cars, and I had no idea what it was. I randomly went into the [HRC Action Center and] Store one day. Kevin [Lynch], the general manager, told me a little bit about their philosophy. I got the business card from Kevin and looked them up online a couple days later. I was like, "Wow, this is really something I could work for." I like their mission a lot. I printed out my résumé and — actually, I didn't dress up. I should have. My business teacher would kick my ass. If they show me going into the interview with what I was wearing, I'm going to get my ass chewed. [Laughs.]
Now I absolutely love what HRC does. It's really, really comforting to know that there's an organization that large fighting for LGBT rights. And they have a religion and faith department. They have an elementary education area. They have diversity. They have the field team, which is what I worked on with legislation and laws, things like that. They have parenting. They also have marketing and working with companies. They're hitting it at all ends. A criticism they get is that they're really well-funded and not doing enough. But if people actually take a look at every little thing they're doing for the LGBT community… Let's face it, there are a lot of ignorant minds out there to change. They're very smart, and it's really awesome that something that huge has my back.
MW: With that work, you actually got to meet Rep. Jared Polis. And not only is he gay, he represents your hometown.
MANNING: He's amazing. In the trailer [for the show], I'm joking around with him saying, "You're the man I want to be in 10 years." That's absolutely right. He has something like a dozen companies. He's openly gay, and proud of it. He's a genius. This guy is really something to aspire to. If I could pick myself in 10 years, it would be Jared Polis. I'm talking to him right now about getting a job at his office, getting involved with politics. Wouldn't that be a kicker? Becoming a politician because of a reality show?
If there's something you're passionate about, especially the younger generation, go meet with your congressman. They're people too. They've been through the same shit. Yeah, maybe they read more and understand more about politics, but you're a constituent and you have the right to talk to them and speak your mind. And especially the gay community: If you have something to say, if you want to make a difference, schedule an appointment and meet with your congressman or senator and speak your mind. People bitch and bitch and bitch, and they don't do anything about it. Wouldn't it make sense to bitch to the right person?
MW: I heard a rumor cast members had to get a waiver signed by anyone they slept with during taping. True?
MANNING: We had to get waivers signed by everybody we talked to! Everybody that was a potential person on TV had to get a waiver. I had friends I met in D.C. that had to sign waivers every time they talked to me.
MW: What's it like now that the cameras are off?
MANNING: It's very, very nice to not have to watch what I say or what I do and realize when I go to bed at night, "Wow, that might be on TV." It's nice to be myself and have a breath of fresh air. It's nice to be able to lounge around in my underwear or naked if I want to and know that my balls aren't going to be on TV. You probably saw the see-through showers. They're not all the way see-through, but if you lean up against them…. What were we talking about? [Laughs.]
MW: Since the editing process might present you in a way that you don't recognize entirely, what do you want to be certain viewers know about you?
MANNING: I want to be a catalyst for people to realize that stereotypes are shit. I hope that message really comes across. I have a feeling it will in the way that I presented myself as a hardworking person of integrity, a Christian that went to church while I was here. I hope it comes across that I don't go with the way people think, especially in certain places where they're not exposed to gay people at all and TV shows might be the only exposure to gay issues that they have.
MW: And, finally, what's next for you?
MANNING: I'm doing personal training right now, getting my license. I'm trying to get a job out here so I can move back in May after I graduate. I'm also filming an indie film in Denver, The Big Red Chair. I saw an audition and I went and got the part. I didn't tell them about [Real World] during my audition. I didn't want them to try to ride the coattails of Real World.
No matter what I choose — personal training, nutrition, business, politics, acting — this show has given me the confidence to pursue anything I want. It's given me the confidence to say, hey, I'm still young, I'm 22, I have a lot of life ahead of me. If I want to take off the next three years and just pursue things I wouldn't normally have done, I'm going to do it.
New episodes of MTV's Real World: Washington D.C. air Wednesdays at 10 p.m. For full listings, visit mtv.com.


text:
Good morning all.
Hope you all had a fab holiday weekend despite the awful winds in the south of England. Yesterday after torrential rain it was a glorious sunny day, if a little windy. The lambs looked a little dreched but they soon warmed up and were gambling around the fields.
As it's Tuesday, it's time for a new challenge over at Cards und More.
This fortnight our theme is -
Here is my inspiration card.
This week we are sponsored by
So for this project I had the use of one of their digis - Dahlia. After printing out I used Copics to colour then fussy cut each element and arranged them on a MFT pierced rectangle then popped the panel up on a kraft base card. The 'happy' was die cut from wplus9 die and the birthday is from my fave set at STAMPlorations. Balloons and Banners.
For more inspiration on how to incorporate kraft into your project check out the rest of the DTs project and then why not join us this fortnight.
Here is a snap of the lambs in the field yesterday.
I'd like to join in over at -
No toppings for me this time


text:
The TOTAL BWF Badminton World Championships 2017 will be one of the biggest sporting events to take place in Scotland in 2017, and you can get involved to help make it one of the greatest ever events too!
We are committed to helping develop badminton at grass roots level to give young people the opportunity to learn more about, and participate in, the sport through education. Our Schools section will be up and running in the coming weeks and will provide you with resource packs, lesson ideas, challenges and compeitions.
Shuttle Time Big Hit Festivals
We will be running a series of Shuttle Time Big Hit Festivals to create a legacy from the TOTAL BWF World Championships 2017 by encouraging thousands of children in Scotland to take up the sport of badminton.
More information can be found here
Find out how you can be part of our team and get involved. Become a volunteer for the 2017 Championships today! For more information visit our volunteering page.
As a special thank you for joining the journey to #2017BWC, from time to time we'll have some special competitions with great prizes up for grabs and you'll find them on our Competitions page, which will be published soon.
History was made on finals day at the TOTAL BWF World Championships as Viktor Axelsen became the first European player to win men's singles gold in 20 years.


text:
Jos Lansink has a new ride at his stable in Belgium. The new horse Epleasure van't Heike (For Pleasure x Nabab de Reve) is the son of Lansink's top mare Valentina van't Heike (Nabab de Reve x Lys de Darmen) who was a part of the Belgian bronze team in Kentucky last year. Valentina and Lansink also have severeal Grand Prix wins together.
According to studforlife.com Lansink has explained that "My first impression is that he is very powerful. I certainly hope he can do the same career as his mother. He already looks easier with a better temperament." The World Championship for young horses in Lanaken is supposedly Lansink's first goal with his new ride.
Read our interview with Jos' groom Maarten Roels and learn more about his horses here.
Source: studforlife.com
This photo has been added to your cart !Your shopping cart »


text: glassrobot 0 Posted May 27, 2014 Hi all, I'm new to this forum but hope you lovely people can help me. I recently went to a garage and found out my hose/pipe for the turbo was damaged and needs replacing, the garage quoted me £200 for parts and labour, I then went to another garage and was advised that if I buy the part they will fit it. I visited Ford parts and was quoted £95 for the part and thought that was a little on the expensive side and so thought I would look online, the gentleman would not give me the part number but said it was called the air duct, I've had a look online at intercooler pipe and air duct and am now confused and need a little help with finding out what this part is called so I order the right part. I have included a picture. My car is 2008 Ford Focus CC-3 2.0 Tdci reg LS58 AEY I hope someone can help. Many thanks Kylie Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


text: Richard A Nelson wrote: > > When I start netscape I get a ration of the attached messages... I > thought I've taken care of all the requisite symlinks, but am obviously > missing something... Does anyone know what ? See bug report #14249. http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/14/14249.html Alain -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to email@example.com . Trouble? e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com .


text:
10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Eli Joseph Hargett, April 12, son of Robert and Teresa Hargett; Audrey Nichole Reed, April 17, daughter of John and Tabatha Reed.
Matt Stone Kentucky, Inc., which manufactures concrete stepping stones and veneer stone products, will be moving their operations to Cynthiana. Thirty-two acres have been purchased on New Lair Road near Bullard for the new facility. Customers of Matt Stone include Walmart, Home Depot and Lowes.
J & B Flowers now open. Located on Hwy. 19 just off US 62 East (past Claysville).
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Cynthiana Democrat, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
|ZIP Code:


text:
Hot Tamale is home of the best Mexican food in the NT. Enjoy authentic Mexican dishes and amazing cocktails!
We're famous for our guac, tacos, cocktails and 300+ types of agave spirits, the largest collection in the Southern Hemisphere.
Located at the Darwin Waterfront we are privileged to have amazing precinct and water views. Hot Tamale is the perfect venue for parties, groups and private dining
What are you waiting for?


text:
By Traditional
To play the media you will need to update yourFlash plugin.
Orchestra - Grade 2.5
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Jack Bullock. Full Orchestra. Belwin Intermediate String/Full Orchestra. Folk. Conductor Score & Parts. 132 pages. Published by Belwin Music (AP.BFOM01004).
Item Number: AP.BFOM01004
A lush new orchestration of the traditional American folk melody. Exquisite harmonies enhance the expressive nature of the arrangement. Suitable for strings alone or with supplementary winds, this programmatic selection will cultivate the concepts of both tone and balance. (2:21)


text:
Residents in Woodhall Spa are urged to be vigilant after two incidents involving suspicious callers at the weekend.
Police say one was a young male in his late teens/early 20s claiming to be selling items in order to pay for a cure for his dyslexia.
The second incident involved two males in their 30s claiming to be looking for gardening work in the area.
PCSO Nicola Stuchfield said "Although most callers are genuine, bogus callers can appear very plausible so remain vigilant. If you require any advice on door step crime or any crime prevention, or if you have any further information regarding the incidents over the weekend. Please call myself on 07939312926, there is an answer service and I will get back to you ASAP. Alternatively you could e-mail me firstname.lastname@example.com"


text:
- Make sure you have permisson to post the picture from both the photographer and subjects in it!
- Only fire and EMS related pictures at present.
- Post only photos of scenes that are in the public forum or have permission .i.e. no whistle blowing or photos of confidential information etc.
- Pictures of incidents such as car crashes in particular those involving fatalities should have all number plates blanked and not be easily identifiable as to the exact incident. Please use your head on this and be sensitive to those who were involved in the crash / fire incident and be aware that such photos may be considered evidence.
- No pictures of a sexual nature in any circumstances, members breaking this rule will be banned permanently!
- Be sure to give a description of the image except in cases of fatalities or serious injuries (i.e. be aware of the people involved, their families and possible court cases)
- Under no circumstances can you download and use a photo without the permission of it's owner.
If you have any comments or suggestions e.g. new categories then let me know by private message otherwise good luck.
Alan Admin


text: [ On Tuesday, May 11, 1999 at 01:52:18 (+0200), Hubert Feyrer wrote: ] > Subject: Re: qpopper needs gdbm? > > On Mon, 10 May 1999, Dean Huxley wrote: > > checking for gdbm_open in -lgdbm... yes > > > > This sets '#define GDBM 1' in config.h which causes a bunch of files to > > include gdbm.h. > > Can you have a look at the generated config.log? FYI, if a package uses GNU Autoconf's AC_CHECK_LIB() macro then there's no existing way for the package system to know if that library was found or not during the configuration of the package. If this library happens to be of the "shared" variety, and is not a truly standard part of the system, then the resulting package will not be viable for binary-only installs. There are only three possible ways to deal with this situation: 1) the library must be added as a package dependency (and one can then only hope that configure finds the packaged library), or 2) the AC_CHECK_LIB() call must be removed from the package's configure.in removed and the configure script must be regenerated, or 3) the package must be linked statically. At this point it seems unlikely that any short-term release of GNU Autoconf will have any way to deal with this issue from the command line interface, though I have raised the issue on the mailing list and have had some positive response. The real problem is that the assumption that the build machine is the target machine, especially with respect to dynamic linking, is rather hard wired into Autoconf, even despite the efforts of libtool. In fact it seems that even with internally used shared libraries there exists the possiblity that the build will not work unless any and all previous releases of the package are first removed. For example this happens with the most recent version of Amanda, despite the fact that Amanda tries to use libtool natively (though this hurdle may finally be cleared with this latest version). Personally I prefer the idea of going back to static binaries across the board, at least until we use languages and build systems that can guarantee we don't mix and match the wrong interfaces. In the mean time I'm beginning to think the only safe way to build abinary-only package is on a completely virgin system.... -- Greg A. Woods +1 416 218-0098 VE3TCP <email@example.com> <robohack!woods> Planix, Inc. <firstname.lastname@example.com>; Secrets of the Weird <firstname.lastname@example.com>


text:
NeuroScience Data Analyst
Position serves as a knowledgeable resource in the utilization of data throughout Health Quest (HQ). This important role works closely with the Corporate AVP of Service Lines and Business Development in system-wide efforts of creating and managing the data infrastructure necessary for streamlined collection and reporting of hospital data, particularly for Joint Commission designations. The position requires a strong combination of skills including: organizational awareness, communications, engaging interpersonal, influential, and technical expertise. Employs data to continuously improve the safety, effectiveness, efficiency, patient-centeredness, equity, and timeliness of healthcare delivery to all patients through education and direct involvement in HQ performance improvement initiatives. Utilizes data to drive outstanding performance on key, nationally standardized metrics of quality and safety. Serves as data liaison to all healthcare services, nursing, clinical, and administrative departments, medical…
Link to Full Article: NeuroScience Data Analyst
NeuroScience Data Analyst


text: I had my potato system working smoothly until yesterday when I updated the system with apt. After that I haven't been able to print. The lpr command displays the following message: >Status Information: > sending job 'ze@jacare5+443' to missingprinter@localhost > connecting to 'localhost', attempt 1 > connected to 'localhost' > requesting printer missingprinter@localhost > error 'LINK_TRANSFER_FAIL' sending str '^Bmissingprinter' to >missingprinter@localhost > job 'ze@jacare5+443' transfer to missingprinter@localhost failed What does missingprinter mean? I am using lprng 3.6.8-1 and apsfilter 5.1.2-2. Please, does anyone can help me? Thanks in advance.


text:
Moritz CalendarBack
Federalist Society Debate on ObamaCare and Individual Healthcare Mandates
Date: Monday, September 20, 2010
Time: 12:10 - 1:15 PM
Room/Location: 344
Sponsor(s): Federalist Society
Contact: Aman K. Sharma
Photos: View Photo Gallery
Robert Alt, Senior Scholar for Legal Studies at the Heritage Foundation, will be debating Capital Law School Professor Mark Brown on the topic of "ObamaCare and the Law: Are Individual Healthcare Mandates Constitutional?" Pizza and refreshments will be served. Event open to the Ohio State community.
Event Contacts: If the information above has changed, or the event has been canceled, please email firstname.lastname@example.com to let us know. Doing so will keep the Moritz Events Calendar up-to-date and as accurate as possible.


text:
Khuraira Dark Circle Complex Primer, $30, is a bright orange under-eye primer and concealer. Where in the world does that make sense, right? Well, I got a first hand show-and-tell from makeup artist and line creator Khuraira herself. First she picked up some of the thick cream with a concealer brush, and painted it onto the inside of her wrist. This helps warm and loosen up the cream – but does not change its vivid tangerine hue. Then she painted some under my eyes. When she finished applying, the skin under my eyes was the color of a traffic cone. Then she applied her concealer on top. I'll be damned if it didn't work! The cream acts as a primer; the color is meant to cancel out the blue undertones in this area. It helped my concealer stay put and its tan shade stay true all day long. Some other concealers with yellow undertones can leave olive and darker complexions looking sallow over time; the orange helped warm my complexion, and cancel out the black-and-blue under-eye circles. Just goes to show you, chicas. Never judge a compact by its color. Angelique Serrano
Get Inspired! The Best Couple Tattoos On PInterest
February 9, 2018


text:
Wellness Care
We strongly believe in the concept of preventive medicine. Regular "Wellness" examinations and vaccinations/ immunizations are extremely important for maintaining the health of your pet.
Dentistry and Preventive Teeth Cleaning
Animals, like people, need regular dental care. Gum disease causes pain, accounts for the loss of teeth, and can lead to serious generalized bacterial infections
Surgical Care
SVH is equipped to perform most surgical procedures from spays and neuters to complicated orthopedic procedures.
At Shelley Veterinary Hospital, we understand the special role your pet plays in your family. Our team is dedicated to becoming your partners in your pet's health care.
Our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion.
Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing caring, personal attention to meet the unique needs of each individual pet – and pet owner.
Our services and facility are designed to assist in preventive wellness care for young, healthy pets; the best possible quality of life as your pet ages; and early detection and treatment of disease along with complete medical and surgical care whenever necessary.
We welcome you and your pet to Shelley Veterinary Hospital!


text:
Econlib Resources
Subscribe to EconLogXML (Full articles)
RDF (Excerpts)
Feedburner (One-click subscriptions)
Subscribe by authorBryan Caplan
David Henderson
Alberto Mingardi
Scott Sumner
Subscribe by email
MoreFAQ (Instructions and more options)
Join us on Facebook
on Feedly
COMMENTS (4 to date)
Dan Landau writes:
Most "principles" texts (Mankiw, Ekelund & Tollison) distinguish between "accounting profit" which is revenue minus explicit out of pocket costs and "economic profit" which is revenue minus full opportunity costs.
To me that means accounting measures of "earnings" are bound to be inaccurate.
Posted July 20, 2005 2:07 PM
spencer writes:
since 1871 the stock market PE has ranged from around 5 to 30 -- moreover it has almost an equal probablility of falling anywhere between 9 and 19. In the short to intermediate run PE moves account for over 100% of changes in the market.
Given the history of pe changes why should analyst assume that it is a constant?
the correlation between the changes in the market and the change in EOS is essentially zero --so even perfect knowledge of what EPS will do is of no help in telling you what the market will do.
Posted July 20, 2005 7:23 PM
Maestro writes:
Shouldn't Earnings represent how much the Value of the firm went up (or down) in the period?
Posted July 20, 2005 8:48 PM
dsquared writes:
No, no, a thousand times no. Fisher Black might have won a Nobel Prize but he is dead wrong on this one.
A set of accounts is a record of transactions; what was done during the accounting period. Estimating the value of a company is *one* thing you might want to do with a set of accounts but it is not the only thing or even always the most important thing.
Accounting is a record of the immediate past. Valuation is all about the future. Black's "goal" is completely wrongheaded:
"to internalize within the firm all the various adjustments that the analyst sitting outside the firm would do himself if he had access to the detailed information available to the accountant."
Why would this be a good idea? Someone outside the firm might have a completely different view of all sorts of important and relevant matters in the accounts. If you deprive an outsider of the ability to know what's gone into the numbers, then the accounts are a black box and you might as well just let the firm set its own share price.
Posted July 22, 2005 7:54 AM
Comments for this entry have been closed