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Ii mitaMI Ajiir (Btadaeawrted,) tf . )
rBoranrbBa.1 1 '
f f !-. M; if I Vo it fl'-l f I it,
TBI mil BI8S U deltvendtosobeorlbert u
UlnelnnaU, Covington and Newport, end in
roudlsgjdliaa aadtovnl,attooeI
. tremely loir trio of yt -r
IX CMT8 I WUI, P aTABIB TO OABBIIB.
v rxiont or auinnei ..' 'i
Single eopleolo.l l nonta Mo.; I onUiitli l pit f t.
Corasr of Sixth and Tine-streets, j! t ;
' John A. KJUIer, Jr., toll Map agar and testae, j
PiiouorADiiMioa-DrtH Circle and Parens tta,
Meente) Gallery, ftoents.
Doors open at X, eurtalnrlies at o'cloek. '
Great Attraction. ' . :
THIS EVENING,, February 4, will be presented.
lor th laat time, lb tew historical play, in bar
acts, celled , t . ';.'' ft
TOUSSAINT tOUVERTURE; ,
Oa, Thb IssuaanoTioa or Haiti.
Faaaon.-LaOlnro. Mr. Maun; Vincent, Mr. Read:
Hedenvllle, Mr. Hallr Bijean, Mr. Smyth; General
Kouchembeau, Hr. fisher! trench Soldiers, 4c.
Uattikkb.-Toiueaint, Mr. Langdon: Old Marc. Br.
V 1 1 1 UIA U 1 T 1 1 I 7 V Ai..
wi'wpit hi ibi id, ui inn ii unit srviuH. nfgrum,, I IRQ.
tation Servants, Ultra, Ianeers,nuaiclans, Negro
oimiiers, o, ,i. i- y i . .
Dance ........MIat Kata Pennoyer.
To conclude with
Mom, Mr. Adams ; patchy, Mr. Elleler Liza, Mite
r smnte uennaat. j-
Mondav evenlne? wHI be firodnced Mra. Ronlh.
worth'a great Ledger story, entitled "The Doom of
Deville.' Tliit will prove one of iba beat dramaa
ever produced lrom tboee popular atones, and nil!
be ant upon the stage with great care. , . ,
pilfE'S OPERA-HOUSE.
8. N. Pike, Proprietor ; 1", B. Conway, Stage SI.
rector j j. r. ateraorh Treasurer.! i
Patera or ADHiasiON. Pargnetta Ofrole, Parqnette
U DBlWIBf, Of OQQHl A HI DII 1 1 QMtter, jK CCUlS ,
Box Office open from 10 A, M.' nnUl 1 P. ii., where
avaia did ue aeuureu. ' i in ' B ' . ( ' ' '
Doors open at 6X o'clock; commence at 7J4. v '
Last night of those dlatingolahed faroritea of tba
American attge, - -
Mr. and Mrs. YT, J.' Florence, "
And positively their laat appearance in Cincinnati
for many years. . , .. . , ?. , ., ... . ,
THIS XTBNIliO, lebruarr i. will be presented
anew " pieoe de eirconatance," entitled . .
. i LALLA B0OKH; , C...
Oa, Thu FiRi-woaanipiiu.
Dulii. at i n . ik-Hii.L. u i i .1 .
"""ii .us, u . P"J" nv,n , m i . muu'U , vu-
lumbla the Gem of the Ocean, Eharaaauliad, chief
i uieuneDora aire uepauiuent, ijalla .uoaQ,a
polled child, Mra. Florence; Manager, Mr. Hher.
tdan i The Hhade of Hhakapeare, Mr. Additon ; The
Shade of Byran, Mr. Florence; Hamonoe, Mlaa
Proctor : Foramorr, Mlaa Crocker.
The performancea will commence with the faraom
drama, by John Brongham, called .
TUB IBIttU EMIGRANT. '
Tim O'Brien, the Iriah Kmlarant, Hr. Florenoe;
marling, Mr. Xianagau; Polly Boballnk, Mra, A.
The Management taliea pleainro to announce that
Dirt. JULIA DEAN HA.YMB baa been engaged for
tlx nlghta only, and will appear on Monday evening,
February 6. ,. .... ...
A grand tpectaco'ar and thrilling Drama la In act
Ive preparation, with new acenerr dream, effecta,
Ac, and euataiued by the entlie atrength of the
y AT I O N AIJT II E AT E R.
John Batea, Proprietor and Manager W. B. Irwin,
ALTBaaTion or Int.-Doori open at 7; Curtain
rlet at X paet 7, preclaely.
Paiota or Admimior. Dreaa Circle and Parqnette.
60 cent bj Family VI cle,3 centa ; Colored Boxea, 29
can la : Hultarv. lAnAntttl PrlvatA Rnvaa. at5a .
Immenie attraction for the Benefit of
Mr. Bernard.
BELT AND TflXBAKX'S PROGRESS. ; !
THIS EVKNINO, Saturday, February i, to com.
mence wlih tho beautiful comedy of . . ...
Mr. Unit, Mr. Bernard) Mr: Apex. Mr. Tanderenl
(lharlea landlord, Mr. Swift; Cypher, Mr. Stuart;
Graham Mra. Badiua, Mra. 0. Henri ; Mra. Cod
liver, nra. i. lawi Aunt uioe, mra. owitt.
La 8ylphide..............,..,Miae Jenaie Hlght,
To conclude with
THE IVAKB'S rROORlBS.
Tom Rakewell. Mr. W. Carter ; Mark ham, Mr. Tan
deren; Florid, Mr. Stuart; Sam Slap, Mr. Bar
nard; Mokes, Mra. 0. Henri; Fanny Moreland,
Mra. Tanderen ; Betty, JUiaa L. Graham ; Lady
Blazon, Miaa A. Graham. . , .,
On Monday, Mlaa Lncy Eaoott and Mr. D. Miranda
win appear in " hod uoy " anu tna laat act 01 "Hon
nambula." HITU tV NIXON'S IlAIil,.
Tbia magniacent Panorama la not " Wangh'a
Italia," shown In this city some months alnce, but
the Original Mirror of Italy, exhibited hereaosnn
cesafullyat Smith ft N lion '9 Hall In 1812. It now
returns to I'luoiunatl for the first time alnce that
date, with new and beautiful IHommln klloem.
and acenea lllnatratins the Theater of the Iaie
iinnna vr, ano win exniuit lor a lew days
oqly, at Smith A Mxon'a Hall, eommenciug
Saturday Afternoon, Feb. 4, I860,
An-I glringTvro Rxlilbltlona Dally, at 3 o'clock
P. M. and Hi o'clock each evening.
Tickets centa, or six for fl. Children 10 centa.
Doors open in the evening at 6,' o'clock. Mirror
moves at 7X o'olock precisely. Doors open in the
aflernocn at 2 o'clock; ooranieacee at 3 o'olock. To
Afternoon Exhibition Ladies' Ticketa lit oeote;
Children ft cents only. fe2-t
SKOONS TKBM. -. , ,f In
Nntlonnl Hall( Vlne-atreet, a , Filth.
The lemons are ao arnmgod that lnnera can
commence at any time. deftf
fi ,-i .t THIS- f y 1
-VACATION PflLRl
pupils of the Weal em Female Seminary, Ox
ford, Ohio, by Mlaa Mary . Adams, and illustrated
with a floe view of the Meml nary Buildings. Price,
30 cents. JOHN OHl'BOH, jr., '
Jal6 Wo. n6 West Fourth-Street
mf USIOAL INSTKUMENIfi-CHEAPER
thaa ever. Great aacriSoe of
Pianos , Jtlelodeona , Violoncellos ,
Violins, Guitars, Banjo Strinrs.Trim
minaa. Ac. durlna the Holldava.
(ellina at 100 per cent, less than anv
other House in this city, and flrat-claas Instruments
at that. Do not buy an InsUnment until yea have
called at No. 227 Fifth-street, second door east ef
1'liim, south side. BU1TTINO A BRO
Tlano Makers, aad Sealers in. rirtt-claaa lintru.
menta. " le2l tf
New Mode of 7 entila ion!
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Heiting and Ventilating Furnaces,
' In earaUoa at
CHAMBERLAIN A OOi'B x
Slort Waxe-room, Not. 61 and It ViaMi.
(Below (Jolumbia.) ... 7
Sawyer & Co.
JO-J Malntreet, three) doora aharr Third,
DER all k nda of Bern Innings, In the beat
and moat substantial manner. Aura, a Urge assort
ment of Horse Blankets, While, Carpet and Leather
Baca, Bridle BltsT Buffalo Bo bee, Valises (the real
ule-leather), Mail Tr-uike, Sponge, and a large aav
tirtmant belottglPlW UiM Une, I will sell aa low
lathe lowest, i
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Checkmate the Counterfeiters.
If tome exUmal influano be not exerted
to have counlerfeitera chtokmated, wa fear
that banks will oontinne at indifferent aaerer.
We plead the eaate of the people, of imall
Iradei, of the meohanio the market woman,
the day faborer, when we cry cut against the
Imposition by which 10. many people are
earned to be loseri by counterfeit bills of a
irqall dtaomlnalion.XEvery. poor man don't
carry a eonnterfeit deleotor; if inch did, they
would , make the detection too late. There
are organized eompanlea in different parti of
the United States, employing large capital and
Immeme force, having in aome oaaei the en
graviog done In England, who proceed imme
diately to distribute their counterfeit paroeli
on the issue day of the Dateotors, whloh
money' ii started by Eipreau all over the
country, 10 as to hare half a month in which
to impose on the over-oonftdent poiieiaOT of
Xeteotor pamphlets; and 10 the Prooesa eon
tlnuei semi-monthly new counterfeits and
new dtipei. , . , , - ;
. Poorlyt-exeouUd bills issued by banks is one
oaure of the readiness of their being counter
feited.- Ihis evil is going on with aooelerated
force, ripening, however, to a oondition of
mind on the part of the people that will require
a remedy very soon. 'The banks East and
West should confer oombine their wisdom
deoide definitely on a course to secure a check
mating of forgers and ooanlerfeiteri. Those
competent to advise are ready to servo, in a
suitable way, to cut off the tap root of: this
foul weed, that Is of snch a growth at to be a
poisonous one. Cnt it off die it ud. If nosii
ble. We suggest that a conference of bankers
and bank-note engravers be held at an early
flay. , .H-a. v tll.-.M-ji !...:!;
We suggest that a fund be raised to employ
a national chief of a detective police, author
ised to employ five assistants, who, being paid
a good salary, will go to work to, cost them
selves and take instant and active measures
to stop the circulation of counterfeit paper.
Skillful detectives in our eity and in the
East can be fonnd who can overtake and over
whelm these despredators, but can't pursue a
line of policy eliioient enough to accomplish
the prosecation of their desleni, at the ordi
nary engagement of a district police salary of
per month. .
Bankers must have bills entravod that ean't
easily be counterfeited; must . withdraw all
plates counterfeited, or take some measure as
suggested above, to save the pockets and
temper of a wronged and exolted people.
Have a Care for Destitute Children.
. Some say that ravens foster forlorn children.
There are hundreds of noelectod youth in this
eity who have no parent's care, who are be
coming dally more and more demoralized.
By and by these ignorant, forlorn, despised
onuaren win inflict piercing wounds on the
body of the State. Seek these now. that vou
may And them; let each alley be visited, oaoh
novel caiiea upon, and let provision be made
in each ward to oonduct indigent children to
the School of the Children's Aid Society.
How can these little ones be cared for when
Christians, so-called, negleot them, unless it
be that the ravens foster them? If there is
any object for which a mass maetinrr of nltl.
zenl should be held for conference and action,
it is that to secure the care of indigent children.
Rarey in Congress.
The pHncipleis, get the animal down, show
him you are the strongest show him you are
in earnest. The high-flyer colts and the break
neck ones all say, as the ooon to Capt. Soott
-"I-reome down don't shoot," Be kind
though in the display of your power. Be
nobly great. Tamers don't get into or mani
fest passion. Crowned heads have paid
royal revenues for this sicret j it is only by
exhibiting "Barey" power and "Rarey" cool
ness, that you can get what is rarely got, the
proper power ruling. '
The Washington Irving description of hos
pitality has been illustrated by Longworth,
"Breaking through the chilis of ceremony and
selfishness and thawing every heart into a
flow."-: ' '' '' y 1
Hands Off-Each to His Own.
Development .will proceed effectively on
this prlnoiple "Safe in ourselves while on
ourselves we stand." .
Tbi dasit Nsw Philadelphii Hotsl. An
exchange gives this description of the Conti
nental Hotel: The building, six stories In
hlght, ekolusive of the basement, presents at
front 171 feet on Chestnut-street, 235 feet on
Ninth-street, any 194 feet on George-street.
The principal story on both Chestnut and
Ninth-streets, being mostly occupied with
stores, ii of richly ornamented cut iron piers,
excepting the principal entrance on Chestnnt
street, and the carriage and baggage entrance
on Ninth-street, which, together with the en
tire Chestnut-street front above the principal
door, is of Albert and Piotou sandstone.
Through two of the arohes and across the ves
tibule look the windows of the gentlemen's
reading I and writing-room, while the third,
directly Jopposite the grand corridor, leads im
mediately to the exchange, separating the
reading-room, from the gentlemen's parlor,
which, being twelve feet wide, and extending
back the depth of the parlor, sixty-eight feet,
opens at once into the exchange, which it
teventy-felght feet by, fifty-four foot, and
oontalnsj the publlo office, private business
rooms; and two steam elevatlns cars, convey
ing guests and baggage to and from the upper
floors.. .
.1.1 i ana
A IiroBsnuBT Baas BaiasL. One of the
ears of si freight train, on the New York and
New Huron Bailroad was discovered to be on
re, whOe oomlng up the road one night last
week add it was found thai the fire came from.
v w.iivi u , uuiuqu uviij niuva uiautuvuu,
snugly fastened in the middle, what is called
a "blow lamp," steadily burning, and sur
rounded) with combustible material, thor
oughly saturated with liquid tar. The barrel
was shipped at New York, consigned to a firm
in Greenwich, and it was probably the inten
tion oi we scoundrel to destroy the depot at
the latter plaoe.
Hands Off-Each to His Own. RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.
'."'-Mlght Itaprea. S:0B A. .i Aceorn
uiodattofi, I;tr. a.; Day ipraa,3or. a.
Imdiaratous aao Vimouhati.-11:U a. M.t 6:40 P.
. Mi.a. ' .
OmouMiB MiMissim.j:JS A.al.t 11:45 A. .:, 10:16
CiaoianATt, Haaitroa Asm Pi mm.r.U a. a.; 11:08
a. a. 12S1 r. a.; i-.a r. u.; :m r. u.
MaainrrA aao OiMCinTt.-U:ao a. w.J e: t. . -lUeauioao
ab laDuaaeoiia.-una a.; : i. a. i-.i
L"Ti".?IU"IrI,r vnnj. l Av a.t Aecom.
modatlon,4:10..; Night Kxpreaa, U:3U. a.
IaniMAreiis nd Oihointi;,-;50 a. a.; U:15 r,
Ohio a"nb MiMiisirr'iw-l7:!0 1. a.) 1:00 . : t. u,
OiNomATi. Haan.ro nj AATroa.-:ia. u.i 1M
a. a. 10:00 a, a.j jho r. a.; 6:30 r. a 11:80 r. a.
MABiarrA Ann CiMoiiaaTi,-r:0A.a.; l:0r. a. '
Bioumoho amp IgpiAMajOMs. 6:(M a. a.t :40 r. a.
Aorevasse has occurred in the levee
below Lake Providence, La. 1
SeT-Judge Saydam, of East New York, has
been arrested in Brooklyn for brutally assault
ing a female servant A pretty Judge, he.
Jp&'Th Legislature of Massachusetts will
soon oonsider the propriety of cutting a ship
oanal across Cape Cod. , . . . .,
A woman in Louisa County, Iowa)
eommitted suicide, recently, beeaute her hus
band was involved In a law suit. v
An infant son of Jonathan McAtee
was burnt to death in his cradle in Morgan
County, Va., a few days ago. : . , ' . ; : . ,
Rev. Thos;' Abbott, of Blue Point, ill.',
is under heavy bonds for whipping hit wife
nearly to death.' , .
0f Otto CroIdschmUt, Jenny Lind's hus
band, is again reportedto be gambling despe
rately with her money, and she is about
making personal investments for security. . i
' $SS An explosion took place (n the steam-saw-mill
of P. Fries, in Salem, N.C., recently,
tearing the building to fragments, and badly
injuring the negro fireman.
3fT An affray oeourred recently in Cam
den District, S. C, between . Browell Outlaw
and Nelson Newman, in which the former re
ceived a fatal cut on the head with an ax.
aJTSaxe, the humorist, has filled already
bis season fifty-four lecture appointments, and
hat between thirty and forty engagements yet
tomeet. -us rtf,i!
jSFPive thoniAnd iwninHi.'amAn.vliAM
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were many ladles, were ont skating on the
Connecticut Rivor, at Hartford, on Thursday
afternoon. '' ,v--. '. '' " ' -
BIn the Rhode Island Legislature an act
has been nassnrl mtllna thai 11 ii nt T.km..., .
legal holiday instead of the 1st of January,
o IUO IttW uuw pruviueB
3sr"Two doer having recently found them
selves In the atraela of Hea.rannrt. M. . h u
ixensgave chase, when the animals took to
us aawr tun were onpuireu.
A TtXAS HllOIHS AMD Hir Soif. While
Coriinna waa a.t Rln flnn. n:i n-j
upon the lady of Captain H. Clay Davis. He
uiuiuinu um wan ue naa oraers to Kill her
husband on sight, but assured her of his in
tention not to molest herself or family..1 She
replied with all the heroism of a Spartan wo
man, "My husband has gone with a company
of volunteers to help the people of Browns
ville. You may be able to attack and kill
him, but If you do, yon will have to go home
and tell your folks you had to fight for UI
He told me to- stay here when he left. It is
our home and I will stay In it while one brick
is on top of another." Her little son-coming
up at this moment, shouted "Hurrah for
Texas and and death to Cortinas." The
brigand chief laughed heartily and giving the
boy a pieoe of money, took his departure.
VOLOAB VlRaOOISM A PlKt's PSAX WlDOW
CowniDits a CtiRK. A young man of Nor
walk, Ohio, not long since went to Pike's Peak,
leaving his wife, who, a few days since, re
ceived a letter signed by a fiotitious name,
stating that if she would meet the writer at a
certain place be would never mention it. In
sulted by the note and determined to trace out
the author; she wrote an answer and watohed
at the Poitoffioe to see who called for it. A
yountr olerk was the destined victim, and as
ho left the office, she seized him by the collar
and proceeded to gtve him a cowhlding, he
begging piteously, meanwhile, to be let alone,
and protesting he did not write the letter.
., AkAbcarbis Jobtiiax's Exousa A jury
was being empaneled some years ago in
Ouachita. Uncle Zeke, from the pine hills,
was on the panel. When called up to be
sworn, he objected to sitting on the case. It
required some urging from the Court to get his
"reasons." Finding it necessary, however, to
devulge, he said: "Judge C, I don't like to
expose this town, but the faot is I've been
drinking mighty mean lioker for near a week,
and have had nothing but catfish to eat at the
tavern, and fear, under the circumitanoes,
my serves being powerfully weak, that I
oouldn't do justice." Of course Unole Zeke
was excused. ,'. r' : ,.:, , ,(.. . v.. 4
ANsw Italian Opsaa and Cohpobib. On
the 7th of January there was performed at the
Italian Opera, In Paris, a new opera, ealled
Marghtrita la Mmdiante, ( Margaret, the Beg
gar,) words by Slgnor Piave, and musio by a
vnnnr ArnnnAM, n.m.A fluta.n Rmm Tli.
story is taken from a drama written by Michel
lr . 1 1 r. .
juasavu ana Autcet .Bourgeois. 1 xne opera
had a neat snocesa. and if nawananae ri.
can be relied on, there U a new Italian com.
poser, oesiaes verai, to write Italian operas.
.t aw, . 't
Nsw los-PaoDOOst-M. Calls has invented
a new apparatus for the produotion of ice by
continuous circulation . of ether the circula
tion bain nrodnoed hv numna vni-Usil tin
steam-power. This apparatus is not new in
liiuui'io, vim ju. vii naa inirouooeasomany
eoonomles thai he gets seventy pounds of loe
ner hour tier linru.rnv.. omnlnv.J nn..l
r W . . ,v..n ww.vv- .11.11
double what has been obtained before. "
AaTnTnan Rasa n M M A Jnlnhs P.J.
iguel, a civil engineer, who has long made
human remains in the 'different geological
strata a special study, hat oalled the attention
of tha French AnnaUm tin' fiuta whin. h
thinks prove the exlstenoe, at a distant epoch,
vi a specie 01 man aisiinct irotn tne present.
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BtABTT AD EijniHU.A Nw VnrV
respondent bju that Frank ii. Converw, th
tianiA v1. 1... - 1 J . AIEA AAA
widow, named Mn. Hattie A, Olark. The
lady ii daughter of Xbomu Maxwell, 6f
Elmlra, N y.f and tha oourttbip wai quite
A VATHMB TilAVn vdau aTvnatAanAairi TaIiti
B. Hough died of hydrophobia is Seneea
vuuaij, a. x,, recently, navmg neon, outen
by a dog about three yean before. H.1 newer
dreamed of having eontraoted tha dreadful
disease until a month before, his decease. i
Colos-Blmdmiss AoaiX. Tha invest(a.
lions into the late fatal collision on tha Hud.
ton River Railroad have bronchi no the snb-
jeot of oolor-blindness, or Inability to distin-
guisn tne most opposite colors, as red and
green signals, &o., a defect not nnfrequently
Great Conflagration in New York.
Twenty or Thirty Persons Burnt to
h Jttw Yonx, February 3. Last evening be
tween seven and eight o'olock, a fire broke out
in the basement of a double six-story tene
ment house, No. 403 Elm-street.: The fire
originated in a bakery. The flames shot up
the stairway with great rapidity, and extended
to the upper floors, oeoopied by about twenty
families. . The moment the alarm was given
the soene of confusion that ensued throughout
the building was of the most heart-rending
character. The stairway was burnt away, and
of ewina all chanoe for escape was cut off in
thatquaiter. Men, women and ohildren oould
be teen by the spectators on the sidewalk
oluitered at the windows screaming for as
siatanoe, and wringing their hands in agony
Of dfSpair. ,.,.:! ...,.-.,,'.,!, ;
,- Borne ef them mustered eourage to jump
front tha windows, and escaped with slight
Mr. Wise, with his family, eonslsting of
his Tfife and three children, oocupied a por
tion of the front seoond floor. Mr. Wise es
capel, and one child, three years old, was
rescued, but one of his legs was broken. No
particluart oould be obtained at to what be
came of the rest of the family, and it is feared
they .were burnt to death.
Isaac "White, with his wife and five child
ren, occupied part of the second floor. Mr.
and Mrs. W. escaped, and also two ohildren.
Ellzsl aged 20 years, and Louis, aged 11, and
GuitaVus, aged 17, were absent. ' Esther, aged
18 years, was nearly suffocated. Pauline, aged
7 years, was also nearly suffocated.' ' The two
last Were taken to tha hnanltnl. hnt t.
juries are not very serious. .!
ueorge uoraner oeoopied a part of the seo
ond floor, with his wife, Frederika, and two
children, Caroline, aged four years, and Henry,
aged sixteen. Mr. B. and two children escaped
uninjured, but Mrs. B. was badly burnt. , 6he
was found nearly desd by detective Keefe, as
sisted by several members of engine No. 30.
The officer took her to the shoe store of Oeorgo
Scheffmerey, No.2( Grand-street. The shoe
makes inhumanly ordered them out, but the
policeman pushed him aside and put tbe woman
oa a sofa, and she was afterward takon to the
hospital.! :, . . - : -
Mr. MoLaiae occupied part of the third
story floor, with hit wife and two children.
All taved. .;
A J ewish family, consisting of eight persons,
oocupied a portion of the third floor. The only
member of the family that oould be found was
a child two and a half years of age. It
is (eared a portion of the family were
burnt. i -."'.I :
Mr. Drioks, wife and five children, oocupied
a portion of the third floor. As none of them
were seen after the fire broke out, it is feared
tbey wore all burnt. , i
. . Air, Walks, his wife and two children, oc
cupied a portion of the third story floor. . No
particulars could be learned of them, although
diligent search was made for them among the
crowd to find if any were rescaed.
Mr. Armstrong, wife and child occupied a
part of the fourth floor. Nothing conld be
learned of them after the fire broke out. Mr.
Rebecea with his wife and two ohildren oocu
pied a part of the fourth story nothing could
belearnedof them. Mrs. North, a widow, oo
cupied a room on the fifth floor she was not
seen after the fire broke out. Mr. Vapel and
bis wife, Frances, occupied a part of tho fifth
floor. Mr. Vapel, on the disoovery of the fire,
and finding that be could not escape by the
stairways threw a ohlhes-line out of the win
dow and fastened ona end on the window-sill.
He let bis wife partially down, when she slip
ped and fell on the shed, injuring her severely.
He followed and escaped with a few slight in
juries. Mrs. Vapel was taken to the hospital,
but her life is despaired of. Francis Pysleyer,
with his wife and three children, occupied a
part of the fifth floor. He escaped by jump
ing out of the window, receiving severe in
juries. It is feared his wlfn anil ehllrle.., w...
burnt to death. Owing to the intense exoite-
ment that prevailed, the names of the ocou
pants of the sixth floor could not be ascer
tained, and It Is supposed that the occupants
of this floor, about a dozen in all, were burnt
to death.
The Verdict in the Pemberton Mill
Lawisnos, Mass., February 3. The jury
of.inquest in the Pemberton Mill calamity
rendered their verdiot last evening. - It is
quite lengthy, embraoing a oareful review of
the testimony. The jury find from all the
evidenoe adduced before them, they do not
believe that the ownersof said mill, at the
time of demolition, ever had reason to distrust
its security. ,
The jury further find that the fire originated
after the fall of the said wall, and was caused
by the accidental breaking of a lantern, in the.
hands of some person to them unknown, and
at the time aotually engaged in aiding, assist
ing and rescuing the sufferers then above and
beneath the flooring of the mill. Upon all of
whloh several findings the jury determine and
say that the direot cause of tbe fall of this
mill was the weakness and ineffiolenoy of the
east-iron shores; that in the thinness of the
brick walls and the manner of oonstruotion,
the length of span from one support tojanother,
beneath . the floor timber, were additional
causes, and aided in the general demolition of
the building; that so far as aotual defects In
the cast-iron pillars existed, the responsibility
rests upon Albert Fuller, the former contract
ing agent and foreman of the Eagle Iron
Founder?, then at West Boston. That upon
Chas. L. Bigelow, being the architect as well
as the superintendent of this struoture, rests
ail the responsibility arising from an insuffi
cient test of said pillars, and from any and
every direct weakness from insecurity appar
ent in or about the general oonstruotion of
laid buildings.
' That the walls were laid under hit super
vision, that the timbers and flooring were in
every respect constructed and located as he
originally designed; that the inner supports of
cast-iron, previous to erection, had hit appro
val, and were by him adopted, as in sll parts,
safe and secure; that such Inspection required
was given to the Iron pillars, andarthat any
want of skill in designing and error of iudi-
ment in approving or adopting, and anv want
of dot care and caution In properly testing the
different parts of the struoture on hit part ap
pearing to that extent, rendered him respon
sible for the direful catastrophe Involving the
death of those twenty-two human beings.
Signed by the Coroner, Win. B. Lamb, and
by the Jury. i .rr
The inquest was held in view of the twentv-
two dead bodies taken from the ruins.
Another Fire and Loss of Life.
HtdbPask, Puis.. February 3. The dwell-
ing of Daniel Early, sr., was burnt last night,
and three ohildren perished in the flames.
The mother and three other ohildren escaped
from a seoond-ttory window, but all badly
burnt. The father was absent. The weather
was Intensely cold this morning, the' ther
mometer marki sixteon degrees below nrp.
From Washington.
'Nsw York, February S Tbe Htmld't
Washington oorreepondenoe says: Dr. 8. D.
Howe will appear Wore the Senate Brown
Raid Committee to-morrow and will testify
under protest. Mr. Hyatt will not appear
until next week. He has been advised by bit
political admirers here that he cannot be tue
teined if he attempts to resist the Committee
when asked to testify, and I learn, he hat
yielded to their judgment, and will not attempt
to carry the case to the Supreme Court, but if
compelled to testify he will do so under pro
test. .. j . ,. , . e
Governor Hloks, of Maryland, dispatched
his Secretary of State to-day to pay the eon-
fratulatlons of his Kxcelleney to Qovernor
ennington, upon his eleotion to the office of
Speakership. Governor Pennington received
the Secretary with courtesies due to his posi
tion, and replied to the Oovernor of Maryland,
thanking him for the prompt evidence he offers
of bit recognition of the authority of law
against fanaticism. 1
The Tribmu't Washington correspondence
says: At the Republican conference yesterday
the general understanding was that Mr. For
ney should be supported for Clerk. There was
a disposition to yield the point without muoh
hesitation. . . : ,
On the basis of Mr. Pennington's vote, Mr.
Corning will require two additional to replace
Winter Davis and Mr. Briggs, who will not
adopt him. v!l V ' I. ,-r, , , . ,.. . ..1 ,
Mr. Pennington's own vote, which was not
oast on the ballot for Speaker, furnishes one,
and Mr. Briggs, of New Jersey, it suggested
for the other. .. , . ., : , 1
Hoffman, of Maryland, will be sustained for
Sergeant-at-Arms, and with the aid of the
Southern Opposition, can easily be elected.
The House will adjourn from to-morrow till
Monday; for the purpose of allowing tbe
Speaker time to construct the committees,
which can not be announced before the mid
dle of next week. ..,; ..
No appointments have as yet been tendered,
except the Chairmanship of Ways and Means,
to Mr. Sherman. ,-. r :. ..
A Maqistbats Sxncots axd Pbobablt Mub
iBRs a GisiThe High Point Reporter givet
the following account of an affair which oc
curred recently in Rockingham County, N. C.t
A man bv the nam winl.. T.ti...
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of the Peace and a member of the Special
vuurt oi xvocKingnam, naa seduced a young
lady, under promise of marriage. ' fu order to
avoid the fulfillment of the promise, he deter
mined, it Is tuppssed, to murdor her. The
girl waa missing, and no inquiry led to any
intelligence concerning her, until recently her
eomb wat found In Haw River, which faot,
coupled with other circumstanoee, created sus
picion that Williami hsd made way with her.
Subsequently a plant-bed which Williamt bad
burnt for the purpose of tewing tobacco seeds
was searohed, and among the ashes was found
the rings and necklace that was known to
have belonged to the girl, partially melted,
and also some substance pronounoed to be part
of a human body. Upon these discoveries
Williams was arrested, and is now in jail.
, NOVSL StTIT AGAINST A SoUTHXBN HaT-
tsb. Some time sinoe a large number of the
principal hatters of New Orleans formed an
association and entered into a solemn agree
ment, drawn np according to law, not to keep
open on Sunday under a penalty of $100 for
each infringement. It was so specified that
in oase of an infringement the money was to
be nald over tn tha Kt. .Tnunh it.iim. f n.
phans. It appears that Mr. Magnler, hatter
vm-uoo-dmto, ucx i, w me entrance to
Spalding fc Roger't Amphitheater, though be
longing to the astooiation, did actually, with
the fear of the penalty before hit eyes, keep
open shop ibr six Sundays. The Directors of
the Aeylnm then brought suit for $600 and
recovered $300. The hatter asks for a new
trial. 1
A CiNixa Soavivon or thb Abtio Exfkdi
tion A distinguished Arotio voyager is pass
ing his oldageatldlewild, the home of Mr.
N. P. Willis, who, in the Home Journal, says:
We have a pet whom you will like to hear
news of "Cwsar," tbe Newfoundland dog,
survivor of the Arotio Expedition, who has
left his fame adrift on the nncertain sea of
popular remembrance, and come to end his
days peacefully in unexaoting retirement.
And you will be surprised to hear that his
health is not improved bv it. It would Benin.
sometimes, as if the disease that only dog oar
footsteps in life's more rapid career overtake
and fasten upon us with tbe first loitering of
Thb Last Adroit Swindlb. A day or two
ago a man, respectably dressed, oalled at a
firrooerv stare in thn nniM a? Ph.lmi.i
phia, end inquired after a late attendant in
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vub ..urn. iio waa miormooj mat ne naa gone
to California; upon whioh he expressed his
reoret that hn had' nnfe KeAn aIiIa fa boa 1iim
before he started, aa be owed him $20, which
ne was anxious to pay. The storekeeper laid
he would forward it to him, if desired; to
which tha other, with th
, ...hhj wmunu, Buu
handed over a $50 bill, receiving $30 in
vintage, viae too diu was subsequently ascer
tained to be a counterfeit. .
DiscovtBV or a Cavb is Virginia. A letter
from Prlnoe William County, Va., describes a
remarkable discovery near the mouth of
Quantioo Creek, of a oara which had evident! v
been out by piok and shovel, in a hard sandy
auu. xne cave exienas lorty leet into tbe
bank; is six feet wide, and eight feet high;
the top cut in the form of an aroh. There are
many letters cut in the sides, and dates aa far
back at 1718. There are various conjectures
as to the purpose for which it was made, hut
no one living knows anything relative to its
origin. , ... .. :'..." .... ,1 :
Dsathop a Loving Ladt isoh a Bsoks
Hbart. A young lady died in Salem, Va., a
-ww v. xwtai. fee-ovi HUM! fBII tUgUIU7 UiniUlU
stances. She was engaged to bo married to a
student, at school in that town, -who, after
train Inn hr s.fTtwtiinnti anA .MtmiA :..,. ui.
o a .. e. mi uuu vum rivj viug said
studies, left,ohose preaohing forhis profossion,
uu nruio iu uor, smting mat ne oouia not
marry her. Upon the reception of this unwel
come news she became serious and melancholy,
and, in a very short time, died the victim ot
m I.H.t..H 1. .
a uivtuu utwrt. : .- 1
A Plantbb Mobosbsd sr bis Slivbs.
Laurant Normand, whose plantation is sit
uated near Mantura, La., was lately mur
dered by two of his slaves. The statement of
the negroes, who have made full confession of
their guilt, Is to the effect that one of them
struck hiin on the head from behind with a
toe, as be was leaving tha quarters for hit
house. The blow felled him to tha oronnH.
whereupon the two dispatched him with - an
ax, smashing hit skull, and enttisg deep
gashes across hit face. . ., nwi.-i-j
i i iati ' i si' .
, New Mona nw rjoannnriaa Riilvivi Tha
Northern Railroad of Fransa. aa whtah art-
employed tome of the largest locomotives ever
WBBIa-UUWU, IS PeiDg JWUJ TWIBIU WIW USt-
toovca ran, spiaou uirecuy.io ine sleepers,
the joint, being fished, and no chairs being
USOd. ' , i. ..: ..v.' .. .1; T
TJuani.irtit. OrtTBina 'tan 'nnnslnla vol
cently discharged from tha Ohio Penitentiary
entered the house of an honest German in Co
lumbus. daV before) vnntanlnv. rlnrlna- III.
absonoe, and violated the chastity of his wife
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ui tun imnun vt trtv vi oar llllHUl cnuoron,
J rt 1.1 - : -i ' i . Kl.-r)Aiil . i
TERM3--CA8H.'1 "i
Aoertavajienta net ixot3lflv lines (AiaU): H j t A
On Inaertloa. 95 1 One wet. J1 SJO "
two weea,-M, 4. M Une saontk-- p A , , . , , .;1
Larger adrMtiaraianU tntartedat tha fb!Urwlnra,t ' ,, '
j for square ot tea Hues or less; . -OnelneertlOB-
O0 Two wake.ja 0 .
ach addlUoaatZT !3 Three weekZZl I VO
Uneweek. ,7T I 3 1 One month.. B ti "
f n all Its braaiehes dona with aeatneta and Slaeatch. . , ; .
Wheeler feWilsbiVs
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tn tint wv.t
1 rU i la"j
i wntalri
J .WnmeTnf
Frlnolpal Onlee, No. 11 West Fearih-at.,
WE : OFFER TO THE PUBLip THE
Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine, wtthlia
aortant lmrroyenif nts, and to meet the demand for
a good, low-priced Family Machine, have Intro,
duced a NKW 8TYLB, working upon the tame prin
ciple, and making the same atitch, though not so
highlr DDiahed, at KJKTY-FIVK UOLLARH.
The elegance, speed, noiaeleasueas and timplicf ty of
the M achine, tha heautr and strength of atitch, belnaj
ALIKE ON UOTH UIDKS, iroposaible to ravel, and
leaving no chain or ridce on the nnder side, the '
economy of thread and adaptability to the thickest
er thinnest fabrics, has rendered this the moatauc
oeaaful and popular family Sewing Machine Bow
At onr various offices we sell at New York prices,
and give Instructions free of charge, to enable pur
chasers to tew ordinary seams, hem, fall, unlit,
gather, bind and tuck, all on the sain machine, and
warrant it f.ir three years.
Send or call for a circular containing full fartlcu
lara, prices, testimonial,, Ac.
jaWay . . ., VM. SUMNKK cfc CO.
I .- V -v.
v: ' f; . j
'far 'Jk-';(
,'t'1' 'ilS? 1' :i i
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Pp Cookuig Stove !
Has-been pronoon'oed by competent jnrtges to be the
six sSizes! :
Patented Decvl 8CS.; , . .
Tor sale by the Inventors and Manofactnrert, . ,
ADAMS tt PECKOVER
: N0VBLTT IRON FOUNDhtRT,
No. 333 Fourth-street, Cincinnati. , ;
'" deltl
GRAY nBMIlRlV&Mfl'S
,: , Manufactory, Covin jrton, Ry '
WAREHOUsis, - - CINCINNATI, 0. v ;
N,0Eatt Colambla-ttreec. ' " T 'J
trade at the most reasonable prices and on the A"
moat accommodating Venae wlla : ,n ;.?;-,'. .1 -
' OP EVERY DESCKIPTIOtf. , . !
For Oil, Fluid or Coal Oil,
N. B. Jones's Improved Lamps and Barriers for
salt by onr agent, J. BKLLKltS, Oovlngtou, Ky.
FOB BUBlCCNO AND LUBRICATING,
; l Free front Offensive Odor, at
Walnut-street, Cincinnati, O,
AL wltb any manufacturing establishment
0 America.
aMT IVS warrant onr Oils to-be equal, if not aupe
rlorto any in the market.
a- We Invite those in the city and vicinity to
call and examine for themselves,
, ho persons ordering from a distance, eatlt
faction guaranteed In all cases. Address
J. K. HA SKIN, Aaenl, or
A. Ct. HODtiKS Trenaurnr,
Kanawha O. (I. M. Oil Man. do.,
, deM 7 WalniK-strent.. Olndnnatl,
No. 378 MAIN-STREET;
Manufacturer and Importer of ,
Soaps, Pcrfiimcry and Fancy Cioods
than any other establishment In thecity or
West, country and city. Merchants and drnggiaia '
will find it to their interest to call and examine my .
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ja.2
i THE PALMER w
V TH1BD-STBIIT, Cincinnati, OWo.aremann. -faotnrlng
largely. Palmer's celebrated Uydraulio,
force and Lift Pomp. Also, bis Portable Steara '
Knginee. All those who are about to purchase .
VIJIrU'H for Tnnnerlea, Breweries, Itlaill.
lerlea, 0rv 'Duotta, Paper 01111. Rallraad
nmtlona, fflinea, Wroeklnc Paraaaea. or. in '
tHct, for any purpose where a pomp is needed, will
Bnd It to their advantage to call and see the work
ing of them valuable Inventions, or address the
PALM KB PUMP OOMPABl- for a clroular, which u
will fnrnish the names of many who haTe used these
Pnmps with perfect satlfaotlon... - deahlm .
ROOFIIVO! ' ROOFIiVC !
TALLIO BOOriMO" la offered to the public
aa the best and oheapeat Metal Boof now need, ita
merits tested by an experience of years in this city
and vicinity. Applied to Sat or steep, old or new
buildings. Ho solder need fastened eecarelr with-. .
ont exposure to the action of the elements. ' '
Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment to any part
the fJnlted States, can be amllSk. V?. TJ.rVi.T.
ordinary mechanloal skill. Ordert wromptly sued.
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rlt-tf ,'liit:i.i!': 1M Weat Beooidreet. ' '
r 1. & b: DRUCE: 0 c
Street ltallread Oar aad Onaaibas Man a. ' ,
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WE ARE BUXLDINO AND SHALL , I . v
.. '.?f?R.0B hand a supply of 8TKKET BAIL- .,
BOADCAiW an Umnlbnaea, whloh we will war-1' t
rant eqnalln style, flnlah and durability, and at aa ,
low prices, as any made in the country. " " '
OfHce-Ooroer of Third and Vine streeta. JaUtf
JUST. RECEIVED -COISTINENIAI. lt,
Banco. S5 doa. pints anl half.elnta:
Ooatinental 8nuoe,a gallon joga; .: ' tr"i
Continental Sauce, ID five-gallon keca. Tbe
above sasoea are eqnal tO Woroeaterahlre. 1 - : '
Liquid Bennlt.U doe. half-nlntt; .. . ,
, BolnbleOayenne, 12 dot. half-plutt; ' ' i '
, French Mnstard, SO doe. jars; mijiV. ,
' 'v lfreuch Muaurd, 10 flre-gallon keas. For tale
Wholesale and retail, by JOHN BATES,
jaU liatiunalthearBnUding,8rGamore-tt.
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Baked Elephant Ears Recipe
3.5 3 3
My mother-in-law handed down this recipe from her mother. They're a special treat—even better, I think, than those at a carnival or festival. And (shh!) they're baked, not fried. —Delores Baeten, Downers Grove, Illinois
Featured In: 50 Recipes for Homemade State Fair Food
VERIFIED BY Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 4-1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup cold butter, cubed
- 1/3 cup fat-free milk
- 1 large egg yolk
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- In a small bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. In a large bowl, mix flour, sugar and salt; cut in butter until crumbly. Stir milk and egg yolk into yeast mixture; add to flour mixture, stirring to form a stiff dough (dough will be sticky). Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate 2 hours.
- Preheat oven to 375°. Turn dough onto a lightly floured surface; roll dough into an 18x10-in. rectangle. Spread with softened butter to within 1/4 in. of edges. Mix sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle over butter. Roll up jelly-roll style, starting with a long side; pinch seam to seal. Cut crosswise into 24 slices. Cover slices with plastic wrap until ready to flatten.
- In a small bowl, mix ingredients for cinnamon sugar. Place a 6-in.-square piece of waxed paper on a work surface; sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon sugar. Top with one slice of dough; sprinkle dough with an additional 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon sugar. Roll dough to a 4-in. circle. Using waxed paper, flip dough onto a baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Repeat with remaining ingredients, placing slices 2 in. apart. Bake 7-9 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on wire racks. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Baked Elephant Ears in Taste of Home Annual Recipes Annual 2015
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Reviewed Aug. 12, 2016
"These do take a bit more time, but they are so worth it! We like to get elephant ears at our local farmer's market & now I've finally found a way to make them at home!"
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2015
"Delicious but a bit messy to make; the dough was very sticky, even after over 2 hours of refrigeration... which made the jelly-rolling challenging and cutting the slices even more so. I also ended up with 1/8c or so of extra cinnamon sugar at the end. BUT...the results were quite tasty and made my whole house smell FABULOUS!"
Reviewed Jul. 3, 2014
"These cookies were just okay. Too much time, work and dirty dishes for me. I wouldn't bother to make them again."

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Department Overview
Cinema, modern culture's primary art form, is also the central component of the media traditions and industries that structure contemporary society. From music to art installations, and from literature to the Internet, these various artistic expressions, both individually and in relation to cinema, help us better understand and experience the world around us.
Developed in 2002, Oberlin's Cinema Studies Program is one of the first programs established at a liberal arts college and one of few programs where students don't just study films and filmmaking, they produce them.
Cinema studies is a diverse and integrated program of study. You learn by making film and you make films to understand the process, the techniques, the genres, and the significance of film in society. You will view and examine a range of film genres—documentaries, animation, musicals, foreign films, the role of cinema in society and its relationship to other art forms such as music, painting, literature, and dance.
Coursework is interdisciplinary. Majors will take courses in German, Russian, French, Spanish, East Asian studies, art, history, Africana studies, creative writing, and music.
The major offers a great angle into many fields because it requires you to have exemplary skills in reading, writing, editing, critical thinking, and to be well versed in new media and technology.
Graduates of the program work in academic programs, in filmmaking, and related industries.
Curriculum Overview
The major in cinema studies teaches you to examine the meanings of cinema in the broadest, most interdisciplinary ways, considering movies as works of art, as cultural forms, and as industrial practices.
Non-majors and those who wish to explore cinema may enroll in a First-Year Seminar that introduces skills in reading, viewing, analysis, writing, and discussion. Majors take a series of introductory to advanced courses in the cinema studies program and in other academic departments.
Throughout the year, cinema studies offers two film series and six film events. You can also get involved in the student-run Oberlin Film Society and the Film Cooperative, which offers courses in film production and supports student filmmaking initiatives. The Apollo Outreach Initiative founded by two cinema studies professors offers a unique year-round educational outreach and media literacy to Oberlin and Lorain County students of all ages. Many cinema studies students assist with projects and serve as mentors. The cinema studies major does not offer a separate production track, however, film production courses do count toward graduation requirements.
Oberlin has a consortia arrangement with the film programs at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and the Prague Film School in Prague, Czech Republic. Students interested in either program should consult with the director of the cinema studies program in the spring for the Tisch School and in the fall for the Prague Film School.


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JIM PUZZANGHERA AND WASHINGTON — A congressional hearing intended to put the nation's top economic policymakers on the hot seat over bonuses paid to employees of American International Group Inc. turned instead into a preview of the Obama administration's effort to revamp the powers of federal regulators.
Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke told Congress on Tuesday that the government needed broad new powers to seize and dismantle large financial institutions that could seriously damage the entire economy should they collapse.
"AIG highlights broad failures of our financial system," Geithner said. "Our regulatory system was not equipped to prevent the buildup of dangerous levels of risk."
The call for greater authority, which President Obama raised last week, would be a major expansion of government power in the economy, echoing the wide authority granted to Washington during the Great Depression.


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In my life there have been times where I have been reminded that life is short and it is precious. During those times my love for wedding photography stayed with me and continued to grow immensely. I learned how precious photographs are to have and what the art of photography means to people. Through out college I knew that wedding photography was something I wanted to make into a real business for myself and I decided to concentrate on what my heart was leading me to. I completed college with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and started on my path to building my wedding photography business, through creating the art of such a special day and serving my couples well.
What is your favorite part of the wedding day to document?
I love countless amount of moments through out a wedding day and laugh, cheer and tear up with couples' and their guests! Some moments that stick out to me the most are the Father and Daughter first looks, I love seeing this moment of the father seeing his daughter become a bride right before his eyes. You can see the years of dedication to raising her, helping her, and loving her flash before his eyes and knowing that this moment is thought about since the day she is born is something I feel as my eyes tear up! Another favorite part of the day is the couple seeing each other for the first time that day, whether it is through an intimate first look or at the wedding ceremony! Moments before a first look when I am with the groom, seeing him take deep breaths and trying to talk to me about how beautiful he knows that his bride is going to look when he sees her in a few moments, when he clearly cannot stand still! Moments that I know hold the power to be moments someone remembers their entire life are my favorite parts of a wedding day. The moments that they will think back too and remember how they felt, the way they looked at each other, what they said to each other and how they embraced.
What do you love most about Hampton Roads weddings?
I love that the Hampton Roads wedding and it's wedding industry offers a lot of variety. Sure we are surrounded by beaches but couples do not have to travel far to see other types of venues like estates and wineries if a beach venue is not their ideal wedding venue!
Where do you find your inspiration?
I do online education and webinars any chance I get, whether it be about photography, the business side of things and building my clients' experience with me! Also meeting with other entrepreneurs and brainstorming together or bouncing ideas off of each other, I find that is quite inspirational. Having people in your corner to cheer you on and just to give you that extra push of confidence does wonders for my inspiration!
Can you share with us three of your favorite images from weddings you've shot and why you love them?
I think it is important to get those moments of the bride getting her last details together, when the realization starts to kick in after the wedding dress is on, that in a short while she will be walking down the aisle to her soul mate, her best friend. These moments can be joyous and full of celebration, but they can also be a quieter moment that allows the bride to breath and take it all in. Both scenarios are just as beautiful as the other and I love knowing which one the bride needs the most. In this photograph I can feel what Allison was feeling moments before walking down the aisle to her groom.
Making people laugh and enjoy getting their picture taken is one of my favorite things to do! These next two portraits are different parts of a wedding day but they both are enjoying the moment to the fullest, and their genuine smiles show you that they were in the midst of laughter and enjoying their wedding day to the fullest. These are the moments that couples can look back on and remember exactly how they felt.
What is your absolute favorite Hampton Roads venue to shoot at and why?
This is a hard question. I would have to say two, the Hermitage Museum & Gardens and Holly Ridge Manor! Two very different wedding venues, but both are gorgeous! I may be a little biased, because my fiancé and I are getting married at the Hermitage Museum & Gardens next year, but I love the variety of the gardens and backdrops for portraits. The Hermitage also is a historical home and an art museum. So this wedding venue includes three of my favorite things, gardens, an art museum and a historical home with lots of character. Holly Ridge Manor also has a lot of land and has a different variety of back drops with more of a southern estate feel and pastures.
What are some great personal touches you have seen in weddings you have shot?
Ash & Chris' wedding was a beautiful wedding in the mountains! Chris decided to share a video in honor of his Mother, who unfortunately passed away before their wedding day. As the video played Chris held onto Ash and everyone cried as they began to realize that Ash and Chris got married months prior so that his Mother could be present for their wedding day. The video recorded as Chris' mother made a toast to them shared a few laughs, and made a joke about how many children they needed to have and then Chris and his mother shared a Mother and Son dance on the video. Chris choose to play this video on their wedding day with their family and friends when him and his mother would have been dancing together. It was a beautiful tribute to her and so unique to be able to witness his mother being able to celebrate with them. It is a moment I will always take with me when I am trusted to photograph someone's wedding day.
I love when couples decorate and stay true to their style! Rachel & Mark wanted an intimate backyard wedding on the water, and that is just what they did! Mark loves to hunt and fish so they incorporated Rachel's grandfather's vintage decoys and filled one of Mark's boats up with ice and put raw oysters on the ice!
On the day Allison and Joel got married, Joel took time out of their ceremony to specially get down on one knee and say his own vows to Allison's daughter, Ellie! He also put a ring on her finger, to specially represent their bond together.
What do you do in your free time to relax?
When I am relaxing and not working or at a wedding I am usually with my fiancé and our two dogs, either hiking in the mountains or somewhere in the Hampton Roads. I also like to run trails by myself or sign up for races for charity! I am very involved in charity and helping people whether it is raising money, running a race in honor of someone, donating, or putting together a golf tournament that my parents and I do once a year.
What is the best piece of advice you can give to a couple who is searching for a wedding photographer?
I love this question because not only am I a wedding photographer but I was also just in this position about selecting a wedding photographer perfect for my fiancé and I! For me it was finding someone whose photographs represented who the couple was together, showing that they were comfortable in each other's arms and how they interacted with each other! I value photographing real moments and giving couples actions to do together that create real emotion and allow them to be themselves in front of my camera. My advice is to find a wedding photographer that will exemplify you and your fiancé being yourselves! You can see this through the photographer's wedding photographs but also how you feel when you meet with them and get to know them, as they are getting to know you! I love to meet couples in person at my office and I always enjoy getting to laugh with them, find commonality and learn more about the wedding photography that they are looking for!
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The Pittsburgh Comet Bill Peduto's Blog: SucksNot really.
Councilman Bill Peduto is the first major party candidate for mayor in Pittsburgh's history to have launched a weblog.
I think it is fair to say that Peduto's blog is lacking. The Luke Ravenstahl site isn't even worth the recycled electrons to complain about.
It also sucks to re-write history with information that isn't accurate.
I don't need to my name inserted into the Comet's blog as the first major party candidate for mayor in Pittsburgh to have a weblog. However, Bill's name should NOT get those honors of being first, even though it sucks.
Update 1:
B.R. of the Comet wrote to me via email on Friday afternoon, after I informed him of the facts:
That is different. I will make an immediate correction to the article, and I will run a full, separate correction after the weekend.Good.
Update 2:
The Comet blog has been updated, thankfully.
This thread was first published on 3-2-07 at 1:03 pm.
Councilman Bill Peduto is the first major party mayoral candidate to have launched a weblog in a while. (Rauterkus & Carmine both had blogs as Republicans in 2001).


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Senvion S.A.: Share buyback - 25. Interim Reporting
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Nine and a half years after the Weekly's R. Scott Moxley broke the story about well-known AIDS
doctor George Steven Kooshian having injected patients with saline and vitamins instead of the expensive drugs they were billed for, the 59-year-old was sentenced Monday to 15 months in federal prison.
Kooshian–who operated clinics under the
names Valley View Internal Medicine Group at two locations in Garden
Grove and Ocean View Internal Medicine Group in Laguna Beach and Long
Beach–was also ordered to pay
$660,955 in restitution to 18 insurance companies for 21 patients who
were subdosed.
The physician had charged patients up to $9,000 for each shot and used his earnings to pay for a lavish lifestyle that included a five-bedroom,
17,500-square-foot, ocean-view, Newport Coast mansion and fleet
of cars (a black Z8 convertible BMW, a maroon Mercedes SUV, a silver
Mercedes sedan and three Porsches).
Himself gay, Kooshian had performed numerous acts of undeniable kindness to gay patients and Southern California's gay community at large. But he stole from the sick, gay people he treated.
FBI agents in 2005
used the results of Moxley's years of reporting on Kooshian as
the basis for criminal charges brought against the unrepentant doctor.
Moxley suffered threats of violence from anonymous callers, contempt
other media outlets, bitter letters to the editor, angry denials from
Kooshian and promises
of a libel lawsuit from his lawyers.
But Kooshian indicated last year he would plead guilty to two counts of health care fraud
and two counts of making false statements relating to health care
matters. He specifically admitted that he and
his assistant improperly billed patients' health insurance companies
for medications used to treat problems relating to AIDS, HIV and
The medications included Epogen, which is used to treat
anemia; Interferon, which is used to treat Kaposi's sarcoma; and
Immunogammaglobulin, which is used to treat peripheral neuropathy or
numbness of the extremities.
The FBI discovered false bills were submitted for full doses of the medication when patients were
subdosed, and for medication administered in the office by
medical personnel when patients were actually self-injecting at home.
Co-defendant Virgil Opinion, 50, of
Anaheim, who was Kooshian's assistant for more than 10 years, pleaded
guilty to participating in the scheme and in September was sentenced to
three years of probation and ordered to pay the restitution jointly
with Kooshian.


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Nashville, TN (PRWEB) April 15, 2014
The Social Enterprise Alliance (SEA), a champion for social enterprise in the United States, announced their first ever "50 Under 40" cohort program designed to develop, connect, and engage 50 promising business leaders under the age of 40. Perry Saints was competitively selected from 116 applicants to participate for her accomplishments and contributions in social entrepreneurship from founding and leading Dsenyo.
The winners of "50 Under 40" receive complementary registration to SEA's Summit 14 and will participate in a social enterprise clinic of workshops to enhance capacity and skills building techniques through interactive learning at the Summit. The clinic is designed and led by Jonathan C. Lewis, an accomplished social entrepreneur who has founded organizations such as Opportunity Collaboration, MicroCredit Enterprises, and Café Impact. Additionally, the cohort will take part in three phone calls and share their knowledge on blogs throughout 2014.
"I'm really excited to participate in the 50 Under 40 social enterprise cohort," said Perry Saints, who also is presenting a "Spark Stories" session hosted by Bank of America at the Summit. "This opportunity promises to help Dsenyo grow in a smart and sustainable way and maximize our social impact with our artisan partners across the globe."
Marissa Perry Saints is founder of Dsenyo, a social enterprise empowering a global tribe of artisans, entrepreneurs, and customers to enrich their lives through partnerships created around handmade, inspired gifts and fashion accessories. As a triple-bottom-line business, Dsenyo is committed to social change, fair trade principles, and responsible business practices. Perry Saints has a background in international development and design, and has nine years of experience living and working internationally.
The Social Enterprise Summit is the original and most robust conference on social enterprise in the United States. In its 14th year, the Summit will take place April 13-16 in Nashville, TN. The summit typically draws 500 to 700 attendees committed to social enterprise and entrepreneurship, including businesses, thought leaders, public policy leaders, and investors. For more information on the Summit, see: http://summit14.org.
About Social Enterprise Alliance
Social Enterprise Alliance (SEA) is the champion for social enterprise in the United States. Our aim is for social enterprise to reach its full potential as a force for positive social change, in service to the common good. To achieve this purpose, we provide social enterprises with the tools and resources they need to succeed, and work on building an optimal environment in which they can thrive
About Dsenyo
Dsenyo is a social enterprise empowering artisans to create a better life for themselves and their families through respectful partnerships. We provide handmade gifts and fashion accessories to ethical retailers and individuals who care about sustainability and style. Dsenyo is committed to social change, inspired design, fair trade principles, and managing a responsible business.


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No Date Set For Japanese Pullout From Iraq
Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi (file photo) (AFP) June 19, 2006 -- Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi says Japan has not yet decided exactly when to withdraw its 600 troops from southern Iraq.
Koizumi said the timing would be decided in consultation with its allies and added that Tokyo will continue to provide support for Iraq after its troops leave the country.
Japan's Foreign Ministry says it plans to extend low-interest loans to build bridges and roads in southern Iraq.
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Ten insurgents and two Cameroonian soldiers were killed in a rebel attack in the oil-rich Bakassi peninsula, Cameroon's Defense Minister said on state-run TV on Friday.
Eight of the assailants were captured in the attack Thursday in the town of Kombo Ajanai, Remy Ze Meka said. He said a military battalion was attacked by an armed group on three power boats.
A spokesman for the armed rebel group, who identified himself as Commander Ebi Dari, told The Associated Press by telephone that more attacks will follow if Cameroon does not renegotiate its claim to the territory.
The rebels, who call themselves the Niger Delta Defense and Security Council, oppose Cameroon's ownership of the West African peninsula, which is also claimed by Nigeria.
"We want Paul Biya (Cameroon's President) and Nigeria's President (Umaru) Yar'Adua to come together to renegotiate the Bakassi problem," said Dari.
Four rebel attacks in the past nine months have claimed 37 lives.
Rich in offshore oil, the Bakassi peninsula is disputed between Cameroon and neighboring oil giant Nigeria. A 2002 ruling by the International Court of Justice officially ended the border dispute, giving the peninsula to Cameroon.
Since then, a United Nations-led commission has been handing over pieces of the territory to Cameroon. The handover is expected to end Aug. 14.


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|Database: EMDB / ID: 3616
|TFP Encapsulin particle without symmetry imposition
|TFP encapsulin
|Brevibacterium linens / bacteria
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|TFP Encapsulin particle without symmetry imposition
|single particle reconstruction, at 24.2 Å resolution
|Putri RM / Allende-Ballestero C / Luque D / Klem R / Rousou AA / Liu A / Traulsen CH / Rurup WF / Koay MST / Caston JR / Cornelissen JJLM
|ACS Nano, 2017, 11, 12796-12804
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text: Hi Davide,I think the patch adds unnecessary bloat, and mandates one particular use of the wait queue info interface.For example, why does remove_wait_queue_info copy the wakeup info around? That's now how I would use it for fasync: I would send the necessary signals directly from the wakeup handler, and remove_wait_queue_info is called during sys_close handling, info discarded.I'm thinking about a simpler approach: add a wake_up_info() function, and forward the info parameter to the wait_queue_func_t. This means changing the prototype of this function - there shouldn't be that many instances. NULL is passed if the normal wake_up functions are used. No additional fields in the wait queue entry are required. Then I would convert kill_fasync to that interface, with the band value from kill_fasync as the info parameter. A custom wait queue func does the signal sending. fasync_helper would be kmalloc+add_wait_queue.-- Manfred-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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The Nagas are one of the wildest tribes who eat anything that moves. They do not spare insects and worms. But what they relish most is the meat of wild animals. Warriors as they are by nature, the Nagas love hunting, and the meat of wild animals fills them with great delight.
Rice is their staple food, which is taken with meat. The meat is mostly pork, beef and chicken, but it can also be snakes, snails, rats, squirrels, dogs, cats, mithuns, buffaloes, deer, spiders, birds, crabs, monkeys, bee larvae, shrimps, red ants, and almost everything that is wild. Elephants included. No part of an animal is wasted — even blood, skin and intestines are eaten. Occasionally, however, they let the skin be, and use it to make shields.
Hunting is something the Nagas have practiced for ages and it's a matter of pride for a hunter if he has the highest number of kills. There are 16 recognised tribes and a number of sub-tribes of Nagas in Nagaland. They also have a sizeable population in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur and eastern Myanmar. Their food habits are different from those of other tribals in the Northeast — both in terms of the animals they eat, and the style of cooking. They smoke their meat at home over a kitchen fire and apply axone (fermented soya bean) to create a pungent aroma in the dishes. Some love their meat with anishi (a preparation made of dried yam leaves).
Most meat dishes are boiled with suitable ingredients and spices. Frogs, bee larvae and insects are cooked till dry (with ginger, garlic and chilly). Snail is cooked with a lot of chillies. For dog meat, the best spices are ginger, Naga pepper and dried red chillies. Meat is also cooked with lettuce and spinach leaves. Chilly, mostly 'bhut jolokia or Naga mircha', and bamboo shoot are equally popular. Not all species of dogs, frogs, snails, worms and insects are eaten. The Nagas say frog meat tastes like chicken. The'Wednesday Bazaar' in Dimapur is very dear to these tribals for the array of animals, insects and worms sold here. A dog is sold alive for Rs500-Rs600. Frogs and river snails cost Rs200-Rs250 a kg. The river snails, which are very small in size, are cooked with 'daal' and sucked. The bazaar teems with customers every week. The sellers are mostly locals and they deal in local fruits, animals, insects, worms, vegetables, traditional utensils, garments, ornaments, handicraft items, etc. Nagas from all walks of life — some from remote areas — come here for shopping.
I remember one of my trip to Tuli-Nagaland, where I alongside few friends when we stopped near a river side and we saw couple of naga men were having bonfire,smoked meat and some local rice beer.We too were carrying some wine and 'chaknas' while they offered us to sit with them and have some drink. Popped our minds, we were literally excited and began to flow to their direction over the river side. The meat was so yummy that we started and finished it with split seconds alongside local beers.
The Nagas also believe that the meat of wild animals, insects and worms can cure a number of diseases. "Frog, snails and bee larvae are eaten when one is injured (believed to quicken the healing of skin and bones), local chickens and legs of pigs are eaten during pregnancy, and dog meat is believed to be a cure for pneumonia."
The Naga Tribe is one of the authentic hill tribe and is believed to be one of the most skilled warrior tibes of the North-East India.


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One thing we need to dispense with is this curious notion that progressives are all about personal autonomy and choice. They aren't. They're that way about abortion. But they believe strongly that every other choice in life needs to be made for you by a benevolent government.
- Progressives don't think you should have a choice about healthcare, retirement or education. Your kids should go to the nearest school, you should get Obamacare (or better, single payer) and government-controlled Social Security is enough for the likes of you.
- Progressives have backed off efforts to lower the drinking age. A number support bigger taxes on alcohol because they think it will cut consumption.
- Progressives are mixed on the War on Drugs and many support keeping sex work illegal.
- Numerous progressives favor a "soda tax" to cut consumption, praised Bloomberg for outlawing Big Gulps and want to use the food stamp program to control people's appetites.
The latest is the long running War on Smoking. Not content with massive taxes, bans in public places, bans in private places and rules on smuggling that end up with street vendors selling "loosies" getting killed by cops, they now want to raise the age to buy cigarettes to 21 (because raising the drinking age worked so well). California is the second state to do this.
Now put aside the hilariously optimistic projections of how many lives this will save. Such projections have always turned out to be way too optimistic (see, e.g., lowering the speed limit to 55). Note the tone of the Vox piece: personal choice is irrelevant. What matters is the effect. If it means even one fewer person smoking, then eating away at the freedom of people old enough to fight in Iraq is worth it. There is no consideration, none whatsoever, to the idea of personal freedom … the seemingly quaint notion that if someone want to wreck their health, that's their prerogative.
This is what progressivism has always been, since it slithered into existence a century ago: personal freedom doesn't matter, all humans are assets and the laws should be written to maximize the utility of those assets to the state. Freedom and choice don't matter; policy does. It's why early progressivism favored things like alcohol prohibition, sex work prohibition and eugenics (seriously). They wanted to, as Mal Reynolds would say, make people better. And they still do.
I used to smoke but I don't anymore. I regret ever having taken up the habit and I hope my children never do. But that should be their choice. An 18-year-old is an adult. They are more than capable of deciding whether or not to do something as stupid as smoking.


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World T'ai Chi & Qigong Day Co-Creators:
|Patrick Stahl, from France, teaches Tai Chi in both Spain and Thailand
|Patrick Stahl started Martial Arts early 70th starting with Wrestling, Karate and Shorinji Kempo in Paris, and got a Silver Glove of French Savate Boxing in 1977 and an Educator certificate from the Federation in 1978.
He learned Taichi-Chikung in the 80th in Taiwan, and was able to train in different Asian countries such, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan and Thailand. In 1990 Patrick decided to stay in Thailand and in 1991 learned Thai Traditional Massage at Wat Pho Bangkok and by the side learned Yoga. This gave him a much deeper understanding of different levels of energy work.
Patrick was one of the pioneers of World T'ai Chi & Qigong Day, and held events in 2000 in Pattaya Thailand, 2001 in Pattaya, 2002 in Ibiza, 2003 in Bangkok, and 2004 in Spain, with Escuela Valenciana de Tai Chi y Chi Kung.
|Stancho Stanev
Chief organizer of the World Taiji & Qigong Day events in Varna, Bulgaria.
|Stancho Stanev is the Chief organizer of the World Taiji & Qigong Day events in Varna, Bulgaria. Engaged in Martial arts since 1967. Specialist in Wushu, Qigong, Qigong Therapy, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Traditional Chinese Calligraphy and Painting. Author of more than 25 books about Chinese culture.
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|Netherlands World T'ai Chi & Qigong Day Co-Creator, Hans Poot, with friends and students
|From Netherlands World T'ai Chi & Qigong Day Co-Creator, Hans Poot:
Hallo Your site is much better than the one before,very good. I [will] be glad that we do this year again the Worldtaichiday so it becomes famous over the whole world.
Hans Poot
school Tao,maassluis The netherlands
Point d'Emergence has been part of the international mobilization on The World TaiChi Day (then World TaiChi and QiGong Day) since 1999 Every year, two events took place, one in Paris (Nation) and one in the Southern Paris suburb (Longpont 91), each one with around 15 or 25 participants. A local paper regularly covered the event.
|Point D'Emergence in Paris and suburb (FRANCE)
Patrick Ongaro's experience of TaiChi has built up through different teachings for over 20 years. In 1989, he founded his own school Point d'Emergence, and has been developing an original and evolving approach since then: Le Soi en Mouvement the Self in Movement is the awakening of our inner Joy through a fluidity of movement that springs from a vivid awareness of our sensations, a presence to the energies connecting us to the Universe, the Earth and the group, and a deep consciousness of our Spiritual Being.
Point d'Emergence offers ten weekly courses in Paris and suburb, plus numerous workshops in France and abroad (Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt).
|Romanian National Qigong Federation (RNQF) has supported World Tai Chi & Qigong Day's global health education efforts by organizing WTCQD events in Romania
|Romanian National Qigong Federation (RNQF) came into force on April 2002, under the direct coordination of The International Master of Qigong, Mr. Lin Kai Ting. RNQF is a non-governmental, unique organization, coordinating, controlling and authorizing Qigong activity of its member associations.
The mission of RNQF is to promote qigong, as an educational support/help for a healthy society with strong morale and ethical principles. Some of our objectives are:
- promoting Qigong practices as a mass phenomenon for Romanian people, emphasizing QilinGong (National School of Qigong) techniques;


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Close to beach
Located in the city center, this Nice hotel is steps from the main shopping street and within a half-kilometer (one-third mile) of the Promenade des Anglais, the beach, Place Masséna, and Vieux Nice.
Indoor pool
Hotel Nice Riviera features a wellness center with a heated indoor swimming pool, spa tub, sauna, and fitness equipment. The hotel serves a breakfast buffet (surcharge) each morning.
Flat-panel TV, minibar
Decorated with modern furnishings, air-conditioned guestrooms offer satellite TV, minibars, free high-speed Internet access, and facilities to make hot drinks. Private bathrooms include hair dryers and free toiletries.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us! Opens in a new window.
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Guests of the Hotel Nice Riviera can enjoy an indoor heated pool, a spa tub, and a sauna, while treatment rooms are available if you want to indulge in a massage beauty treatment. On the 6th floor, the fitness room offers 3 cardio machines and a furnished terrace for a relaxing moment outdoors.
Business services are available and free high-speed Internet access is complimentary in public areas. A meeting room with a capacity of 50 can be reserved for business and social functions. Check-in is possible at all hours since the reception is open 24 hours a day. Guests arriving by car can make use of the private underground car park (surcharge). A round-trip airport shuttle (surcharge) is available. The hotel is a non-smoking property.
- Bar/lounge
- Luggage storage
- Elevator/lift
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Indoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
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- Year Built 1993
- Total number of rooms - 120
- One meeting room
- Number of floors - 6
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Multilingual staff
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- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- In-room safe
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproofed rooms
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Hotel Nice Riviera serves a daily breakfast buffet (surcharge) from 6:30 AM to 11 AM. Numerous restaurants are within a short walk of this property.
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Brasserie Flo
Chez Rolando
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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- Personal motorized watercraft on site
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Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 2 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet, per night
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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- A tax is imposed by the city and collected at the property. This tax is adjusted seasonally and might not apply year round. Other exemptions or reductions might apply. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.25 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 18 for adults and EUR 10 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 42 per vehicle (one-way)
- Self parking fee: EUR 19 per night
- Pet fee: EUR 10 per pet, per night
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
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This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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Wetten dass... ? (Germany)
Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg were the guest on the German TV show Wetten dass... ? to promote Catch Me If You Can.
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A Conservative councillor has been branded "sexist" after tweeting a photo of scantily clad women while referring to a hustings where a female Labour candidate was selected.
Coun Richard Davies tweetd the photo, accompanied by the words "Actual photo of the hustings" to several people, including Conservative MP for Lincoln Karl McCartney.
The tweet referred to Lucy Rigby being selected to stand as MP for Lincoln for the Labour Party. She highlighted the tweet, writing: "Here's Karl McCartneyMP & ToryCllr discussng my selection to stand as a MP. & ppl q why aren't more women in politics"
In response, several people commented on Twitter, calling Coun Davies' tweet "sexist", "vile", "disgusting" and "outrageous".
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Simply the Best Place to go for Online Fly Fishing and Fly Tyinghttp://globalflyfisher.com/patterns/speedy
This small baitfish pattern is named after the childhood nickname of the originator.
This small baitfish fly can be used for Baltic sea trout all year round and it's bound to be able to catch almost anything that swims and hunts small baitfish. Just combine the colors you like. The weight is important as it gives the fly its jiggy motion.
The name of the fly is my nickname since childhood. I could not sit still.
I hope this will inspire you to use the winter months to tie the fly.
Strip two hen saddle feathers leaving the tip and the stem. Put the feathers back to back and run the stems through the Mylar tubing. Add a drop of Diamond Fine Flex on each side where the tube touched the stems and cure.
Clip into the feathers forming a V. Rather cut too little than too much. It can be adjusted later.
PS: I make several tails while watching TV. Typically ten at the time.
Slip the bead onto the hook. Cover two thirds of the hook with a thread base.
Tie your tail down firmly on the hook and add a drop of glue when you have centered it on the hook shank. That will secure the tail.
Make a dubbing loop where the tie-in point of the tail ends. Dub the loop sparingly and wrap it to form a body. Don't brush the body yet.
Slide the silver bead down against the body and wrap a little thread to secure it. Add some glue or varnish to reinforce it. The weight sits 3-4 millimeters behind the hook eye.
Make a new dubbing loop with sparse Glis'N'Glint in a hair hackle manner. Wrap it on pulling the fibers towards the tail. Form a small head. Don't brush it yet.
Mount an eye on each side with a small drop of glue, right behind the hook eye. Info: super glue and UV LCR is not the best combo, so it's important to use as little super glue as possible in order to avoid the LCR going unclear.
Now brush through the dubbing. Use a dubbing needle to loosen the fibers.
Pull the fibers slightly back and apply Diamond Fine Flex between the eyes on the top and bottom. Cure. Trim the fibers if they are too long.
PS: Try holding the fly under the tap and see what the fish sees.
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Munin—the Raven Reports
and grep for this string in the "links" dump. Unfortunately, matters are a bit more complicated. The airport's departure timetable lists all flights in five-minute slots. But, even though the cron job on the Munin master is configured to run at zero, five, ten (and so on) minutes past the hour, we can't be sure it will run exactly on time. That's why our plugin uses a modulo operation (executed by bc) to round down the current minutes accordingly and combine hour and minutes in a case construction:
TIME=$(date +%H) MIN=$(echo "($(date +%M)/5)*5"|bc) case $MIN in 0) TIME=$TIME:00 ;; 5) TIME=$TIME:05 ;; *) TIME=$TIME:$MIN ;; esac
Now the TIME variable contains only hour:minute pairs in which the minutes are a multiple of five.
There's another complication—when the Munin master stores the values retrieved from the plugin in the relevant RRDs at a point in time deviating from the exact planned time that RRDtool interpolates them. This way the database rarely contains the integer values our plugin returns but slightly deviating floating-point values.
The good news is that RRDtool accepts time value pairs. In this case, it will refrain from interpolation. The time must be given in seconds since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC as a prefix of the value. A colon (:) is used as the delimiter, as in the following example plugin output:
calling.value 1230841800:0 boarding.value 1230841800:1 departed.value 1230841800:1 planned.value 1230841800:0 cancelled.value 1230841800:0
(1230841800 equals January 1, 2009, 21:30.) Note that Munin versions before 1.3.4 were unable to handle plugin output using this extended format. This means the following plugin code won't be compatible with older Munin versions:
links -dump $DEP_URL | grep $TIME > $TMP_FILE UNIXTIME=$(date -d$TIME:00 +%s) echo "calling.value $UNIXTIME:$(grep calling $TMP_FILE | wc -l)" echo "boarding.value $UNIXTIME:$(grep boarding $TMP_FILE | wc -l)" echo "departed.value $UNIXTIME:$(grep departed $TMP_FILE | wc -l)" echo "planned.value $UNIXTIME:$(grep planned $TMP_FILE | wc -l)" echo "cancelled.value $UNIXTIME:$(grep cancelled $TMP_FILE | wc -l)"
Apart from the output to be generated when the plugin is run without further arguments, all plugins are required to implement a config method, which is executed when the plugin is run with the config string as an argument. If we name our script muc (the abbreviation for Munich Airport) and start it from the directory where it is located, it might, for example, produce the following output:
$ ./muc config graph_title Departures Munich Airport graph_vlabel Number graph_args --base 1000 --lower-limit 0 graph_category Departures calling.label Calling calling.draw AREA boarding.label Boarding boarding.draw STACK departed.label Departed departed.draw STACK planned.label Late planned.draw LINE2 cancelled.label Cancelled cancelled.draw LINE2
Each time the Munin master asks the Munin node dæmon to run a plugin using the fetch command (as presented in the Telnet session above), it also executes the config method in order to find out how it should display the data in the diagram. In this example, the graph should be titled "Departures Munich Airport" (Figure 2), and the y-axis should be labeled "Number".
The graph_args variable allows the plugin to forward arguments to the RRDtool graphing routine (see the rrdgraph man page). Forwarding the option --base 1000, the muc plugin ensures that a k (kilo) unit prefix as displayed in the graph equals 1000, not 1024. The -lower-limit 0 influences RRDtool's autoscaling. It makes sure that the displayed y-axis always will range at least from 0.
The graph_category tells the Munin master in which category (Figure 1) the relevant diagrams are to be displayed. This allows you to group diagrams in a logical way. The diagrams of plugins that do not specify the graph_category variable can be found in the "Other" category. The muc data will be presented in our own new category titled Departures.
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Quoted from san j
I thought cream cheese was an avoid for everyone but(on GTD) Explorers(on BTD) B's and AB's
Quoted from ruthiegirl
-snip-What I think I'll do is take some of the cream cheese out of the big container and put it into a smaller one. I'll put the big brick of cream cheese, well sealed, in the back of the fridge so it will keep longer. The little package will get taken in and out of the fridge frequently, get spelt bread crumbs in it, etc. But it will only have enough to last about a week, so it should get used up before it spoils. Then I'll put some more from the big package into a (clean) little one and rewrap the big one and put it in the back of the fridge again.-snip-
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Hmmm. Melted cream cheese on pasta, instead of making a cream sauce on the stove just for him. That just might work!


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Themes and Meanings
(Survey of Dramatic Literature)
Literary critic Robert J. Andreach calls Terra Nova a spiritual journey, an existential quest that Tally created by altering some aspects of the historical record. For example, Scott used both ponies and dogs during the initial stages of the expedition. When the ponies were no longer of use, they were shot and fed to the dogs. The omission of this fact from the play creates a greater moral opposition between Amundsen's brutal realism and Scott's heroic idealism. In the vast wastes of Antarctica with the race lost, Scott embodies the human condition—a man adrift in a meaningless universe. However, in a land hostile to all life, Scott and his men retain their humanity, and it is this fact, as Amundsen points out, and not the success of their journey that gives meaning to their lives and deaths.
The nineteenth century was the heroic age of exploration, and Scott was a remnant of its adventurers. Through the character of Amundsen, the play examines the relationship between the rhetoric of heroism and the actual experience. By 1912, when Scott's expedition reached its end, one century was dying and another was being born. The cynicism voiced by Amundsen during the play foreshadows the ideological shift from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. Scott's doomed notion of the British ideal of nobility and sportsmanlike ethics is the last gasp of Victorian optimism in a world on the brink of war and moral chaos. The inscription of the Boer War through the character of Oates etches Tally's point in greater clarity. Britain's standing as a world power, achieved through rapid colonialism, reached its height during Queen Victoria's reign. While Scott and his men die in Antarctica, the sun is setting on both the British Empire and the imperialist ethics that made that empire great.
Scott emerges as a tragic hero. Deeply flawed psychologically, withdrawn, unable to connect closely with people, and obsessively ambitious, Scott is also courageous and caring. Terra Nova is, above all, a fascinating psychological study of a man consumed by ambition. Because the facts of the expedition are well known, the psychological tension created by Scott's struggles and sacrifice forms the play's core.