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Apples In Stereo - Allright Not Quite
Allright Not Quite(Difficulty: hard)
CHORDS A Ab C D F G
(Verse)Girl, where I go,I always go another way from the flow!And, girl, where I am,I always feel so far away from the plan! (Bridge) So gimme your number now. Don't go giving your number o-ut! Give them your number, Might make them go bli (guitaretab.com)

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|Reviews for Five Firsts and One Last
| Star1377 chapter 1 . 11/7/2015
-I thought you were afraid of heights.
I am. But it's ok, I'm looking at you.
I loved this line and the story is just so sweet and perfect
| Zarter-4-Eva chapter 1 . 8/11/2015
This was an amazing story. I cried, unfortunately, but that's how you know its good.
| Crystal Hope Dragon chapter 1 . 9/11/2013
So sweet, what a great way to portray Narcissus, and a great plot. I love it, please keep up the great work.
| SomuchSarcasm chapter 1 . 1/23/2012
Beautiful :)
I was really touched. Good job!
| DandyBoyDaniel chapter 1 . 1/20/2012
Gorgeous little piece. I like the unique point of view in which it was written. I love how it spans so many years so concisely and explores a range of emotions in such few words. I've always been fond of Narcissa and also hold the point of view that she would be supportive of Scorpius. She's characterized so endearingly here, as are Scorpius and Albus. I also like that the relationship is not without heartache, which makes the ending all the more sweet.
| Letmeinyurarmsxxx chapter 1 . 1/17/2012
| elizabeth ann chapter 1 . 1/16/2012
This is one of the best stories ive read in a while great job!
| hp-scribbler chapter 1 . 12/26/2011
I really enjoyed reading this - loved the 2nd person style writing! And Scorpius' character in particular was just perfect, exactly how I imagine him. Thanks for writing this!
| literatemermaid chapter 1 . 12/19/2011
That was beautiful, and that is the only way I can possible put it. :)
| Be My Master chapter 1 . 12/16/2011
I loved this, i fucking loved this. My god, i nearly cried when Scor's grandmother died!
| aryllia chapter 1 . 12/15/2011
Oh, that was so sweet and sad and beautiful - I'm laughing and crying at the same time. Definitely a favourite. Heck, if I had the option to arrange them myself it would be one of my favourite favourites.
I've liked Narcissa ever since the sixth book and this is just - just beautiful. Brilliant indeed.
| butterflylover7143 chapter 1 . 12/12/2011
OH MAH GAWD! this was freaking BRILLANT! LOOOOVED it! so beautifully written and so perfectly angsty and romantic! awww! so sweet! BRILLANT, BEAUTIFUL JOB!
| nicawonder chapter 1 . 12/12/2011
this was really nice
| tvandel chapter 1 . 12/12/2011
so tender
| Sunshine-aki chapter 1 . 12/11/2011
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Aishwarya ignores Kareena at an event
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan ignores Kareena Kapoor at an award event. Kareena was sitting in the first row and Aishwarya passed Bebo without giving her a glance. Ash greeted her friends sitting left and right to Bebo but did not bother to look at her or give a smile.
The reason of their rivalry is not hidden to anyone. It all started from the days when Abhishek Bachchan broke engagement with Karishma Kapoor.
Moreover, Aishwarya Bachchan and Kareena Kapoor are strong contenders for Madhur Bhandarkar's 'Heroine'.
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This contest is open to US Residents only, aged 18 and older. One winner will be picked by online randomizer from qualifying entries. Contest Ends March 2, 2012 at 9 am.
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The FUTURO Reversible Splint Wrist Support provides firm support to help relieve pain in case of acute irritations (e.g. carpal tunnel syndrome), degenerative and strain symptoms. Can be used after immobilization (postcast wrist). Helps prevent re-injury. For use day or night.
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|4. For Left Hand Use - Slide splint out of pocket. Hold splint steady, rotate the brace, and slide splint into opposite pocket opening. Tuck end of splint into pocket. Follow wear instructions above.


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I'm pleased to say my stitching mojo is still alive and well although largely focussed on finishing my several Chatelaine wips. I've just about finished this corner of Romantic Rose Garden -
I received a package yesterday from Virtual yarns. This is going to be my magnum opus this year. I'm not going to start just yet because I want to finish up some other projects first (not least of which is a poncho for my granddaughter I'm halfway through) and we've also got the move back to the UK in there somewhere as well, but I WILL tackle it this year. I might not finish it this year, but I'll definitely start it. The design is Alice Starmore's 'Henry VIII' and it will be my first attempt at steeking - which might be better named 'eeking' hahaha (for anyone who doesn't know, steeking is knitting it in the round without armholes or anything, and then cutting it open with scissors before picking up stitches around the hole to knit the sleeves! Gulp!)


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"A quarter tank of gas, one pistol, and orange soda." ("The Art of Peer Pressure")
"Matter fact, I hop out that motherfucker and be like, [Gunshot sounds.]" ("The Art of Peer Pressure")
"Another casualty of war, you bitch, two bullets in my Uncle Tony head." ("Money Trees")
"The driver seat the first one to get killed, seen a light-skinned nigga with his brains blown out." ("M.A.A.D. City")
"And a fight he tried to put up, but the type of bullet that stuck had went against his will." ("Sing About Me")
"And if I die before your album drop—" [Three gunshots.] ("Sing About Me")
"Santa Claus don't miss them stockings, liquor spilling pistols popping." ("Money Trees")
"In the streets with a heater under my Dungarees." ("Money Trees")
"My homeboy just domed a nigga." ("Money Trees")
"Strapped inside your desire to fire bullets that stray." ("Good Kid")
"That was back when I was nine, Joey packed the nine." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"We adapt to crime, pack a van with four guns at a time, with the sliding door, fuck is up? Fuck you shooting for if you ain't walkin up?" ("m.A.A.d. City")
"Or warn the bullets comin' from AK's, AR's, aye y'all, duck." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"You movin' backwards if you suggest that you sleep wit a Tec, go buy a chopper and have a doctor on speed dial, I guess." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"A couple drive-bys in the hood lately." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"Shots in the crowd then everybody ran, crew I'm finna slay, the street life I crave, shots hit the enemy, harsh turn brave." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"Down the boulevard with the pistol grip." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"So loc, grab a strap cause yeah, it's so real." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"Deal with the outcome, a strap in the hand." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"With dreams of being a lawyer or doctor/Instead of a boy with a chopper." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"If I told you I killed a nigga at 16, would you believe me?" ("m.A.A.d. City")
"You killed my cousin back in '94, fuck yo truce." ("m.A.A.d. City")
"I ride, you ride, bang/One chopper, one hundred shots, bang/Hop out. Do you bang?/Two chopper, two hundred shots, bang/I ride, you ride, bang/One chopper, one hundred shots, bang/Hop out, do you, bang/Two chopper, two hundred shots, bang" ("Swimming Pools (Drank)"
"Banana clip split his banana pudding." ("Dying of Thirst")
"Strayed bullets, AK bullets." ("Dying of Thirst")
"Now back to business, loading the guns in." ("Dying of Thirst")
"To burn for eternity, return of the student, that never learned how to live right just by how to shoot it." ("Dying of Thirst")
"Everybody gon' respect the shooter, but the one in front of the gun lives forever." ("Money Trees") (3x)
"My mind is living on cloud nine and this nine is never on vacation." ("Backseat Freestyle")
"Respect my mind or die from lead showers." ("Backseat Freestyle") (2x)
"Dave, say something! These niggas killed my brother!" ("Swimming Pools (Drank)"
"They just killed the homie brother, my nigga." ("Dying of Thirst")
"The city had fought with firearms and many died before dawn." ("Black Boy Fly")
"Like every time I walked to the corner and them guns bursting." ("Black Boy Fly")
"They all will buy me a chopper if any one of you try me." ("Black Boy Fly")
"K. Dot wrote me saying Marcus got killed. If you knew me, then you know how bad I fee.l" ("Collect Calls")


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Chelsea Wald, contributor
Dancers in futuristic catsuits are avatars for an ancient tribe (Image: Kurt Hoerbst)
Archaeologists combine state-of-the-art opera with research into acoustics to recreate an ancient sound stage
A "MEDIA opera" that features state-of-the-art audio-visual technologies, Pitoti: Echoes of the Echoes hovers somewhere between being a research report on rock art and an artwork in itself.
The research focuses on findings that use acoustics to explain the positioning of 4000-year-old rock paintings around their valley home of Valcamonica in northern Italy.
A musical performance, then, is an apt choice for augmenting more traditional forms of publishing. Film-maker and archaeologist Frederick Baker, co-director of the multidisciplinary Prehistoric Picture Project (PPP) that is behind the venture, says he thinks this is an absolute necessity. "A paper is such an impoverished experience compared with the experience of research. How do you present the results of archaeoacoustics? Well, you present it as sound."
Background information on the project is provided at the opening of the half-hour spectacular at Austria's St Pölten University of Applied Sciences by Christopher Chippindale, archaeologist at the University of Cambridge and PPP co-director. In front of projected images of the research site, he describes the scientists' discovery of the immense complex of Copper Age rock engravings - called pitoti in the local dialect - in the early 1900s.
As the researchers grapple with the rock art's meaning, mysterious dancers arrive on stage, dressed head to toe in futuristic catsuits from Dutch fashion designer Anouk Wipprecht. A Viennese dance troupe, Pitoti Tribe, has been created especially for the production by Brazilian choreographer Lua Virtual. They strike awkward poses similar to those of the animated rock-art figures projected behind them, inviting us to wonder whether the prehistoric artists were chipping out pictures of the prima ballerinas of their time.
This inference is essential to understanding the researchers' thoughts about the valley. Working with musicians at the research site, they found that areas of concentrated rock art had special acoustic qualities - in particular, powerful echoes - that may mean those areas were used as sound stages. The prehistoric music could have been created by banging rocks together, as the troupe in the opera does. One catsuited figure even tap dances.
Of course, Baker and his collaborators aren't suggesting that ancient people tapped. Instead, "we try to... give the audience as it is today similar impressions and feelings that people had in former years when they carved these figures", says composer Hannes Raffaseder of St Pölten University. "It's about experience and emotion."
Raffaseder's pervasive score brings together surround-sound recordings from the research site, stone-on-stone percussion, a live choir, and a cow horn made and played by "archaeomusicologist" Albin Paulus. "People in [the Valcamonica] region still use this cow horn," Raffaseder explains.
September's performance was a proof of concept, Baker says. Elements of the opera will be incorporated into an experiential exhibit; the plan is to take it to both Cambridge, UK, and Milan, Italy, in 2012. Ultimately, the team hopes to take the show back to its birthplace - the valley of Valcamonica.


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> After some heated debate after the backlash against me for my recent > comments about PDF, I've been forced to shift to recommending PDF as > the preferred format for the data.southampton.ac.uk site, both for > publishing and importing data. If today wasn't April Fool's Day I would have been worried. Nice one, Chris. Cheers, Michael -- Dr. Michael Hausenblas, Research Fellow LiDRC - Linked Data Research Centre DERI - Digital Enterprise Research Institute NUIG - National University of Ireland, Galway Ireland, Europe Tel. +353 91 495730 http://linkeddata.deri.ie/ http://sw-app.org/about.html On 1 Apr 2011, at 08:23, Christopher Gutteridge wrote: > After some heated debate after the backlash against me for my recent > comments about PDF, I've been forced to shift to recommending PDF as > the preferred format for the data.southampton.ac.uk site, both for > publishing and importing data. > > There are some issues with this and I know not every one will be > happy with the decision; it wasn't easy to make... but on > reflection, however, it's the right one. It is much easier for non > programmers (the majority of people) to work with PDF documents and > they are supported by pretty much every platform you can think of > with a choice of tools and the benefit of familiarity. > > We've provided a wrapper around 4store to make PDF the default > output mode: > http://sparql.data.southampton.ac.uk/?query=PREFIX+soton%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fid.southampton.ac.uk%2Fns%2F%3E%0D%0APREFIX+foaf%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fxmlns.com%2Ffoaf%2F0.1%2F%3E%0D%0APREFIX+skos%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2004%2F02%2Fskos%2Fcore%23%3E%0D%0APREFIX+geo%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2003%2F01%2Fgeo%2Fwgs84_pos%23%3E%0D%0APREFIX+rdfs%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2000%2F01%2Frdf-schema%23%3E%0D%0APREFIX+org%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2Fns%2Forg%23%3E%0D%0APREFIX+spacerel%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fdata.ordnancesurvey.co.uk%2Fontology%2Fspatialrelations%2F%3E%0D%0APREFIX+ep%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Feprints.org%2Fontology%2F%3E%0D%0APREFIX+dct%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fpurl.org%2Fdc%2Fterms%2F%3E%0D%0APREFIX+bibo%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fpurl.org%2Fontology%2Fbibo%2F%3E%0D%0APREFIX+owl%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2002%2F07%2Fowl%23%3E%0D%0A%0D%0ASELECT+%3Fs+WHERE+ > {%0D%0A++++%3Fs+%3Fp+%3Fo+.%0D%0A}+LIMIT > +10&output=pdf&jsonp=#results_table > > And most information URIs can now be resolved to PDF, but we are > sticking to HTML as the default (for now) > http://data.southampton.ac.uk/products-and-services/FreshFruit.pdf > > The full details and rationale are on our data blog > http://blogs.ecs.soton.ac.uk/data/2011/04/01/pdf-selected-as-interchange-format/E > > -- > Christopher Gutteridge -- http://id.ecs.soton.ac.uk/person/1248 > > You should read the ECS Web Team blog: http://blogs.ecs.soton.ac.uk/webteam/ > > >Received on Friday, 1 April 2011 08:06:06 UTC
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One of the joys of working on Bazaar at Work is that I get to meet the incredible women carving their way through the male-dominated institution that is the city. From a Bazaar perspective, I'm particularly fascinated by how these women dress - whether that's up or down - and their motivation for doing so; standing out, fitting in, looking senior, not looking too senior and so on. The lines seemed blurred when it comes to clothing, but one thing is for sure: grooming is vital for a polished, professional work look.
Research shows that being well-groomed and wearing make-up to work can be a tool for success (see Sylvia Ann Hewlitt's book Executive Presence), but for many this is not an instinctive skill. Fear not though, because there are an entire plethora of clever brands out there, offering services to help.
Here are my picks of the best that Canary Wharf has to offer:
Bobbi Brown is a fabulous make-up brand for working women and with its one-to-one complimentary tutorials (only recently available at their Canary Wharf store) they will take you through a look step by step. I tried the Ultimate Make-up Lesson and discovered several new techniques and products.
Blow Ltd. Fast Beauty offers everything - from hair to make-up and nails - as well as the ability to transform you in record time if you are hard pushed. Prices are reasonable, a 30-minute blow dry will set you back £30, a quick 15-minute nail fix is £15, and they can even come to your office if appropriate.
Nails Inc offers its famous gel manicure, ideal for working women as it lasts up to three weeks and won't chip (ever); try one of their New White tones for a super chic neutral nail look, from £38.
One of the easiest ways to looked instantly groomed is to manage your brows - Blink Brow Bar has the best expert beauticians in the field who can transform your face with a brow shape and tint, for around £27.
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EASTERN KENTUCKY -- Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain is in Eastern Kentucky for a town hall meeting in Martin County.
Our Kentucky affiliate WKYT-TV reports people in Martin County say they are putting out the best they can offer to welcome presumptive Republican Presidential Nominee John McCain.
County and city workers and volunteers have worked non stop since they found out senator McCain was coming.
Campaign reps are adding stages and equipment to get the room ready for Senator McCain's town hall meeting.
People in town are hanging welcome signs.
Organizers expect a large crowd.
We will have much more on Sen. McCain's visit to Kentucky coming up tonight at 5:30 on Volunteer TV News.
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hey, im Scottish and proud! Im quite new to modding, but i am a good mapper, and also do textures and modeling and some coding for half-life and half-life 2
yo, this is my first blog entry. Ive been a member here for a while now, never got round to this :D. Im a young game modding enthusiast. I started mapping about a year ago now. For about half a year I just mapped hl1. I then started mapping hl2, and learned the amazing possibilities of the source engine. I also model and texture for the source and goldsource engine (hl1 and hl2). Im always making up mods and maps and weapons (though if they get finished is another story). Im lucky enough to be part of the wasting your time (lol best name) mod group as a weapon maker all round. (model, skin, code) I still mainly mod HL1, I feel That the engine is more suited for my modding style and Im just so used to it. Im more likely to open up hammer v3.4 and start mapping than 9.2 :D
Conor away! :D lol
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MORE than 1,400 pupils will take their first steps today in what could be a brave new world for Blaenau Gwent education.
The Ebbw Fawr Learning Community opens its doors today, with Pontygof and Waunlwyd Primary Schools joining forces with Glyncoed and Ebbw Vale Comprehensive schools in the new three to 16 learning venture.
In the months to come, the children will move to the new facilities on the Works site – with the primary pupils moving this term and the secondary pupils next year – but until then the four schools will remain open.
The £57m building marks a massive change in the way children are taught in the borough, and combined with the Learning Zone could mean pupils stay at one site for 15 years of education.
Speaking as the children began the school year, many of them now wearing the new universal school uniform, new head teacher Graeme Harkness said he was excited to be leading such a massive opportunity for the borough and its children.
"It's all going very well so far, the start has gone as smoothly as it could have," he said.
"The staff are looking forward to working with the children and the challenges ahead, and are ready to set the standard for what three to 16 education means.
"I think it's a model that's been used a lot in England and a model that the rest of Wales will be watching with interest.
"I think the advantage three to 16 offers is a smooth transition from year to year and the opportunity to support the pupils at their level. So, for instance, year six pupils can have a secondary school teacher for their maths lessons, or in year seven and eight the primary teacher can come in and help with the transition.
"I'm very excited. After months of planning, it's all ready to go and before the school year is out we'll be in the new building too."
Coun Hedley McCarthy, Leader of Blaenau Gwent Council, said: "The historic site that provided our forefathers with an industrial foundation has been transformed.
"Ebbw Fawr Learning Community will provide students with a sound, consistent and nurturing education that gives them the best and most exciting learning opportunities, enabling them to fulfil their potential and create new prospects across the whole borough."
Chairwoman of the Temporary Governing Body for Ebbw Fawr Learning Community, Coun Jen Morgan, said: "It's great to see our dream coming to life. Moving to our new primary phase building later in the term and then moving to the secondary building in autumn of next year will take learning to a new level here.
"I wish all staff and students the very best as they start out on a new adventure."


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Cool Mini 14!
How do you like it? I was thinking about getting one instead of an AR.
"Two flags fly above my land that really sum up how I feel. One is the colors that fly high and proud the red the white the blue.The other ones got a rattlesnake with a simple statement made, Don't Tread On Me is what it says"
Shoots well up to 75 yards, but the scope is a Tasco and the rounds were Wolf. MOA was 2.5", I didn't try 100. A Mini will be cheaper, but you will be able to costumize the AR more than the Mini and it will function better. I think SamD has one (Mini)that is fully decked out you should see his pictures and decide for yourself.
i have a mini-14
and it works fine for me,not speaking for runawaygun but he has owned 2 of them and didn't like them,having said that look at the price. Up here a mini-14 is 800.00 with 40 dollar a piece magazines(why so spendy i don't know)for another 200.00 you can get an AR platform rifle that has more accessories than you will ever need and 15.00 magazines.
i tried being reasonable,i didn't like it, NRA LIFE MEMBER,USMC VETERAN
Great rifle
Was the first step up from a 22 when I was a kid so I love them. They shoot nicely and are accurate so they do the job. I am still trying to customize mine but when I look at spending money on it I always look at saving the money toward an ar instead. Wont ever let the mini go though!


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Sakaguchi places 5th at NCAA D-I Wrestling Championships
Oregon State junior Scott Sakaguchi earned his highest career finish at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships, placing fifth at 149 pounds Saturday in Des Moines, Iowa.
The seventh-seeded Sakaguchi concluded his second straight All-American season with a victory, edging Missouri's unseeded Drake Houdashelt 6-5 in the fifth-place match. He placed seventh at 149s last season.
Sakaguchi (30-8) opened the day with a shot at placing third, but dropped a 4-2 decision to Columbia's fifth-seeded Steve Santos in the consolation semifinals. Santos went on to finish third.
A California high school champion at 145 pounds for Clovis in 2009, Sakaguchi has a three-year college career record of 94-28.


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How can I start my small business ?
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The answer to this question depends on what kind of business you wish to start. There are many paths to starting a small business. However, I will give you some general information.
You can start by looking up the laws in the location where you live. Find out what is required to start a business in your area. If you live in the United States, you might have to check the laws of both your state, and your city or town.
Once you are aware of the regulations and registration requirements, you should write a business plan. There are many books and free articles online to help you write your plan. Mainly, you want to highlight the purpose of your business, your target customers, how you will reach your customers, and estimate how much you can make. If you plan on getting a loan or having investors then you will need a more formal business plan. If you do not need financing, then you just need a plan for your own reference.
Seek out organizations that can help you with your business goals. For example, in the United States, there is SCORE which is the Service Corps of Retired Executives. This organization offers free advice to people wanting to start small businesses. They may also have funding available if you qualify.
If you know someone who has started a small business, you might ask them for advice as well.
So in short:
1. Find out the legal requirements
2. Ask for advice
3. Write a plan
4. Act on the plan (register the business, obtain the equipment you need, begin marketing, etc.)


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Duggan competes at Captains Classic
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. --- Junior Sean Duggan (Spring Lake, N.J./CBA) took home the title in the Shot Put and also finished second in the Weight Throw at the Captains Classic hosted by Christopher Newport University.
His mark of 54-02.5 in the shot was good enough for first place, outdistancing the second-place finisher by almost three feet.
Duggan took second in the weight throw with his mark of 55-06.75.
The team competes next weekend, January 31st in the Widener University Invitational.
Complete results of the meet can be found here.


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1 1 '
IOjG! IQE! ICE!
Takes great pleattir In announcing tliat
they are now prepared lo supply everylKxIy
with lake Ice oriho very hot quality, clther
st their bonus oral the store. Order
inould be lcft,at the office, No. 00 Ohio,
Wholesale and Kctall Dcalcti In
VUllfc LA ILK IOK,
Cairo, llllnoli, nd Columbus, Kentucky.
.-...Irn nfllm at HlllCIl Si WIlsOllN, COmt-r
Twelfth street and Ohio It vcc.
u win rim an Ieowaeon throtichcmt tlm
e-aoii, delivering pure lake Ice In any part.
01 tilt) CUV ai mo iofH iiia.ni.-. iiii )
..m .tun mniUli cinr friend outside the City
with Ice bv tho rake or car load, packed In
taw dust, for shipment m any "' r ,r
Sixth Street and Commercial AToiinr,
Special attention given to H' ?',',K'
1NO and general repairing. 31-w-ti. t
f'HENII KI'HIHG UOODft
(Formerly Ylrs. Swanders,)
announcoi that aho lias just; openod a barg
aatorUuent ol tha
Mlf-nflTT (loods to bo found in tho market
aho WU keep on hand
UATO, BoWNXTB, KwtrtM. JtlimoHH,
Tin.. T.IIILi...... " '
Ladixs Fobnis.ii.v, Goods, Notions,
And all goods found In mlllinci stores all
ol which will bo disposed ol at tho lowest
cash price. Sir. Jackson reopen fullr
asks a continuation of the pataonage Which
ha bton so initially bestowed upon her by
Die ladlea of Cairo and the vicinity.
Buoera Blrck (upstairs) comer Slli Stro
and Washington Avonuo.
M-31-tf. CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
KKSIUEKCK-No. 21, Tblrtccnth ureot
batween WnehlnL'ton btciuio unci AValnu
treet. Otllcc I'M comuierciul ncutle, up
tatra. 1
Oo to Wilcox ' for etrnwberrluif.
comfort" nt D. Aribr .V
) -510-1 in
1'OR KlNT-
2S C31.3t
'A line liouio, inquiro of
Oi:o. Fihiikr.
All the day boardon in tho city can
M9 accommodated at tho Ht. Obarlci
bottil, with flnt-clau board at tocond clusi
t ' 70 1.10tf
The Bkjt.-Wm. Ludwiir, lmrnesi
maker, corner of Right loov and Com
moroial e vacuo, baa Ibo bolt supply of
barn mi, laddies, brldlea, otc, in Mouthorn
Illinoia, and aelli them ai choap as tho
cbeapoit. l!.1:C..-l.lf
ron Silk. A Jot of now houiehold
and kitchen furniture, beda, bodding,
elorei, picturea, etc. If takon coon will
lo told at a bargain, Por further infor
mation Inquiro at Tnx Uullkt.i ollico,
Wakikk-AI tho St. Obarloe, thruo
dining-room glrli. Nono.neod apply ex
cept thote who aro thoroughly experi
enced and can bring good roforoneoa. To
ueb. ateady cmploymcut will bo glvon
ad Mitral wages paid. I20-5.J3t
PloWjt. A purely yellow canary bird
ticipad from hit cago a few daya ago.
Any on rocoyerine and returninB him
to the underilgned will confer a favor
and leultally rewarded.
t3-C32t L. W. Stili.weli..
Uai.L and examine
tho new eahlock
4t 5-10-lrn
at D, Arter & Co'i,
Tux. MoiTO!i..r-or tt.e Monitor, tho
btt coal Oook Storo ever mado or the
Kaibion, the champion wood Cook of tho
Weit, go to A. Halley'a, 108 Waibington
avnu, nttr Tenth trcet.
460 1 7-m
KE-opxiiWi-Mr. Carl Petori, tho black
mltb, corner of KldTonth and Poj.Ur
treeta, hat re-opened hit hop and ii now
ready to do any and all klndi ot work In
hlalino. llewWhtmhW old frlnn.1. -r,.!
all othen who may havo work to do to
Bivo mm a call. 16 5ic.'2,
rn ...
jargen ana nuai-teieetod itock
oi ruitaiTUUK lor tale at wholoialo
ftndroUllby IIENUY KIOHIIOFK, No
116, Commercial avonue,oppoilte Seventh
"rP".4. 74-617-3m
uAx.i.BDa xamtne thonow taihlock
at D. Artor&Co'i. 41-f.-10.lm
IIoubk you -Ukxt. A nlco COttngo
containing tlx room, without home rmd
good ciitorn, on Twolrtb street, betwoon
Commercial and Wwlington n van una
Apply to underilgned.
J. U. VmuM.
Cairo, May 26tb, 1874.
105 W-tf
..CAillb LOCAL NEWS
Itlll llfixin.
from H a thousand bill
heads, good paper mid Unci)' printuil, lur
One thotiMtid statements printed at Tin:
1U M.KTIN olllco lor if.'l.M.
Mote Hrnil-j.
flno tbmuand note hoade uriii'id at 'I'll
llct.i.K n.s olllco for 8 1.00: twolhousiiid for
One thousand IhHiicm cant, lino BrMol
board, printed nt'J'lli: Bttt.l.l.TlN olllco Jlitr
from swig to $I.IK, nccoruing to size.
Brother can procure Invitations' to tho
ociablo and danco of noil Thursday ovo
nine, olthor for thomiolvoi or frlcuds, ot
clthor of tho following committee; n
iil.nl -T 1tiirr-pr. A. Comlnc. 0, R
i.ii.irti, . -' - n i
Woodward, R. S. Utlgkam or 0. K
Wo learn that tho now ortlinnnco rc
latng to danca homos la to bo rigidly ton
inrnon. -" i , ,
will bo punlihcd lo tlm fullest 'extent of
the law. '
Tho connty commlsionori nro'fllll
In sesilon, and dispatclilng tho btuinosi in.
hand with coniiderablo alacrity. Thoy
will undoubtedly llnuh tho buslhofs of
tho term by Saturday.
Mr, Brown, tho now health olllcor
will ontor upon tho dlichnrgo of his du
ties as such officer to-day Ho intonda to
clofo out his hotel and dovoto his cntlro
tlmo and altonlion to his ollico.
At tho mooting of tho city council
mi TueiJar ovonini; normlsiion was
grantod tho colored masons of tho Ity to
use St. -Mary's park on tho occasion of
their parada and colebration on the "llh
Inst. '
Tho spiritual seanco' at Liberal l'c
UrIous hall last evening by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Mlllor was attondod by a 7air audlenco.
Mrs. Millor performs somo very strango
and astonishing fouls. Slio will ronihln
sovoral nights' longor, giving sosnces each
evening nVftlio samo placo.
At a mooting of tho Bough nnd
Itcady Oro company held on .Monday ov-
nlng, It was resolved to hold it picnio
and ball at School's Waibington gardon,
on July 4th. A commit. do appointed for
tho purposo aro making tho necona'ry'ar
It looms to bo a tottled fact tbtt 'tin)
namo "Cairo" is td nppoar no Rhero in
connection with tho St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern railway, lato ths
Oalro, Arkansas and Texas road. We
aro Inlonnou .ua. luuumukiiu iiuiukuturo
known as tho "Cairo" has been changoJ
to somothing olae. And so ii goes.
T. lv. Sullivan, nt his now drug store
on Commercial avonuo, botwooon Ninth
and Tenth etroots, is doing a thriving
business, nnd building up a profitable
tralo. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at any and all honrs, day or
night. Ills stock of drugs is completo
and cannot bo stirpMsoi in tho city. Call
and see for yoursolf.
A "young whllu man," well-known
in tho community, has for thu last six or
olght months, cohabited witli n negro
wonch, who lives it tho vicinity ol Fourth
stroot and Washington avonuo. Tho
"young man" lias repec.tabli) relatives In
tho city, but whether thoy are awAro of
lili "way wardnoss" is not known
At n mooting of tho Dolta City Firo
Co., held last ovoning, it was roiolvcd
that wo colebratn tho Fourth of.tulyut
St. Mary's patv, ftnd tlm fnllooilng com
mitteo was nppointod to mako lull nr
rangomonts: Smith, Ilolmos, Kyle,
Lincastor and Martin.
M. J. McQaulcv, Soc'y.
Cairo, May 3, 1874. :IS C-l lt.
Tho mombors of Aloxandor loJgo No.
'JW, I, 0. O, r ., aro roquoited to assemble
on thn Uroon Lino wharf boat nt half-past
four o'clock this afternoon, to rocoivo tho
mombfrs of tbo Charleston lodgo. On
arrival of tho Charleston folks tho parly
will proccod to Odd-Follows hali, whero
they will listen to an address by Mr..
A "vrhito wan" wended lili devious
way, on Tuoiday ovenlng lint, to tho abodo
of his lUek paramour, in a looiJolntod
state of drunkennois. Ho was vorv
"much drunk," and, therefore, vury ccr-
dla.il. His sooty paramour, touched by a
little solf-respoct, kicked tho gentleman
from her domicil, giving him in the euf-
ilo u rnsdoratoly black oyo. IIu's to m
Mrs. Sallio Wright, alias Mr?. Cel,
was triad baforo Judgo Jlrots yoitorday
on a charge of Insanity. Mrs, Wright'
mind has boon deranged for Bomo tlmo,'
but until latuly ho was not considered
dangerous, The trial yoitorday resulted
in a vcrdIM of ininnity, and it was or
dered that she bo takon to tho a-vlurn at
Anna for treatment.
'I he following pupils hrtvo thtlr
namui upon tho roll of honor in room
nutnbor three, Thirteenth stroot tchoo, for
the weok ending, Friday, May 20th, 1870:
LIUlo Martin, Minnlu Killlo, Y.Un Tot
ronco, Minnie Hilrd, Clara llobUni
Tonio Woodward, Julio. O'Hhca, SUud
lllttenhousc, Funny Hunter, Klla Cary
Mary Frasor, Alice Frasor, Llr.io Kun
cll, AVllllo Clarke, August Young, KJJU
Taylor, Willio 'Tcuitr.
A'o havo a contract with tbo counlv
to pilot tho proceedings of tho board of
county commissioner. It has boon
signed, sealed and delivoroL Bocauso wo
desire tho completion of tho Cairo and
Ht, "Louis railroad and tbernibro "do 'not
wish Capt. llallid&y to bo successful in
his application for an injunction to ro
straluthocouctyand city from placing
tho Cairo and Ht. Louis bind with a
trustcoout of tho state, Mr. Tom Wllion
U nttomptlng InilhtiboarJ of county coin
mlsslondralto iiiiiliry tl)6 contract tho
county "has with Tim BuIi.ktin.,
lUtliorthanalloWjTni: ill i.lkti.v io pun--Hlh
tho procqodlngH ho has conclude! U
not publish thorn ntall. owi prlvato In-
dlvldtiftli may. punish tn bocauso wo do-
siro t.110 rotnpio'.ioi oi mo j. . m. mh
road front" Cafro lo ill. Carbon ami wo
can endure tllolntoloranco In Mlonco, but
prtvato Individuals havo no riuht toiil
templ to IndUco tin) bounty to Voak1 a
conlracl with us ntul wltiulraw its palron-
aio from this paper. Wo aro anxious to
bollovo that Mr. Wilson U, In this matter,
acting on his own suggostloiinnd.liai' "Ot
been Ibid to bjicomo Tin potty? .iidlator
to n.inlih The IJoi.i.i:rix ooauso It por-
slsts In .wishing tuo 'apco.ty compionTJ
. . i .r
tho C & St. L. B. U.
Maiuukii. In this city at tho rosl
ilcnco of tbo brlJo'e 'atbor, on Wedncs
lav ovcnlnc. Juno :idi,16i 1, by I.ov. U
It. Thavor. Mr. Martin M. Mooro, of
Madison. Wis., nnd Mlsa Kllzaboth A
McEwon, of Cairo. Tho nowly marriai
couplo havo tho kindest wUlica pt their
tiiauy friomls for thotr, nuuro imppincu
and prospirity.
Makmkj). At tho rcsltlenco of tho
brides parents, on Tburdny evening, Juno
2d,-1871, by Frnncls II. Zibel,.l. lh -Mr,
Matt V. -Walsh, Jr., to JlLiUfyivia .toun
ii, ..ii ur una city.
We, In common with all tho friends of
Mr, and Mr. yfnUh riso o wish tliem n
lonir and proiporous married llfo. May
their days bo many abd thejr marMeJ
ilo ono of unllsturbed ploasuro nnd
l'OLKK CcUiiT. Ono ovenlng
two wcoks nco John Arnat, a
wardor, came down town, imil wlulo in
company with n party of frlonds. got
himiolf around tho oittsido of more
liquid llghtinlog than ho was nb.o to
am and maintain his equilibrium. .l'oi
wards morning Amdt awblco and found,
hlmsoll on tho stops of-tho city clorl:'(
olllco; bU pockets luruod Insido out,
bis monov and Ms walch having tle-i
parted, John knsw riot whoro. In tho
morning Arndt rolatod ,lii9 miifortuuo-1
to .Shareff Irwin, who set him
coif about tho dillieult task of recovering
tho stolos proporty. A dy or two or ago
tho shorii) found that tho watch stolon
from Arndt had been sold to Miko Coyno
In who'o.posscMlon it wa) found. '11)14
was a clue, and tho eboritl took tho trail
nnd ft day or two ago arrcstoi ono Obnr
lo Harrii. a colorod mvn, as th) thief
Ilarrlatrai ycjtorday ta'ian bjfuro Judgo
lsrols,Wno, aitor noanng mo oviuenco
soni uarns io jnu in ao nun oi lour ii-in
dred dollars bail.
Thomas Wllsbn, soloroU, tilled him
aolf full of tanglo foot, which mdoliim
very drunk. Officer Lslluo captured
Thomas and Jude Cross Unod him two
dollars nnd coats. Ho was. givontitno In
which to pay.
rat (Jlva-un, on n slmlllar obargo
was eont up for fourdajv.
Ollloor Lilius Hoard William Weber
and Michael Sohot? discussing tho torn
porajco question, aid tho Indication! be
ing that tho "talk'wKuld result In a rough
and tumble light, arrested both of thorn.
The'usual Ono ws.i iropomJ, and baing
unablo to pay they wore sent Ij tho cali
bcao. Ilouh, IIoiikcs ani Mui.ks Notico U
horeby K'en that afior to-morrow (Thurs
day) .luno 1th, 1871, 1 will Impound evory
hog, horse, raulu or other milmal
lound' running ut largo vltbln tho city
limit! contrary to the ordinanco of
tho city. Wn. MuIIalb,
City Marthhl.
Having sold out my o.Hoo and practico
to Dr. J. Jqnncjle; pf IJutuqin, -whu
willtnko poiKiuioa of tliu office tlio I'JlU
ot June, 1 bojopoak for Dr. Jonnello a
literal sbaro of public patronage. I am
well acquaintod with him nnd ..now hlT.
to bo atlr.t-cUss dentist, and would most
ohoorfully rocommond him to all of my
frlonds and pitrona.
(I. K. DorntAg.
nurii t.
Ail thou inilobtoil to me and all those
having a counts against monro roquosted
to call and Mttle as I hava sold out and
intend going tway tho 12th of Juno.
3'i-C-l.Ct J. K. Douoi..v.
It. J. Cb'.NDii-r has opened n general
stock of grocoriej at Ills stnnd on Eighth,
Elrcot, and invites all his old frlondi to
call and too him. 'Ho proposes to keep a
genera! assortment of flno family grocor-
lo always on bund which ho will sol, at
vary cloio tlgures. Mr. Cundiirij t.
well known ns a builnoss man in Coiro,
to require any further notlco at our hands
than to cull attcntlnu' to his stock nnd
placo of business, No. 17 Eighth itroel.
i' '.,., .82 i;-3-H ,
Fou hTovKH, Tinwhro,toiiuuaro, stcanr
eooking voiijels, brollors, bird cages, Ian
srns, g.l.) spring, gato hlogoa, tablo'and
pockot cutlery, fluting Irona. Alio for
roofing, gultors and spouting, go to A.
llulloy's, 1C8 Washington avonue, near
Tonth stroot. Wi-l-17-lm.
IIk.ai.tii ami rune Watkii. I'orsons
wanting ciiturns repaired or now onos
built ran bo uocotmnodatol in a eatlsfac
lory mannor by calling on tho under
slguod on Crois stroot, or by addrossing
box 570,. 1. O., or by leaving wgnl at city
clork'a ofllcu J, 8. IUwki.vb.
Tiaso' For Ha lb.' 'Irst'-o ass' fovon
and a quarter octavo piano cheap for cash,
or can ho traded for, part cash and 1ml
iim u In drou goodir qt opo 0l flny othor
trade, by hddronlng XXX
Fo-t-ofllcii, Cairo.
Willi .Miss Anna, whoro did you go
that nlco hat? At Mm. lluu' Mil
Imery ktoro, corner of Washington nv
enitu and Elovonth street. Sho has tho
latest faihions, and tho nicoit and cheap,
oil hath that ovor eatno to Cairo.
1-5 ij.tf
Mi. vii no wiro ncreon i Mil ut iiailey k
c-hwiper t h mi tho rhuapc-t. r,o l l" in,
?RlL ClIAMHEJ.. UAIRo,JllMj
E Juno 3, 'IfTI'lU I'.1M.W
llis Honor M.udV.lUnd
: I'rOfjiiT
lalliday, J.utfuis.', McLwcn,
McOanlpy, MorrhNo. 1, 'lanp, Thistle-
iTOCiJf ami Wf'Kht V : i t
On motion Aldorman Morris, ilio min
utos of llit provlous -iif"tinr wero np-
rovcil without rjadiifg.
-hilraaTa Hrlvtvv irnunAt..
.AfcCarlhy, Ally JMlkr. aud if PolTco Con
tables, .Martin, Shoelmn, (.'uin, .Mohnor,
and Woollen, nil for May.
sTiir.nT committbi; mrnnr,
Tho stroot conmilttoo reporlol lack l' o
polltion of Mrs.McOoo .with tho r:om
tnondationhavth6 samo In 'not granted
ns thby had found on an examination that
tuo siuiiwauc iiioroin mon;ionon nan ueon
roconslruotod. 'Oa motion of Alderman
Hnlliday-'iho rocommcnJstlon of tho com
mitloo'was cpneurred in.
Tho conimltto'ofun BtrCots icpoitcd ihi.
Ibry had rtjaelod all bids or Cairo city
gas company,, npd that thoy had proposed
to sai l company lo pay S por your f-
each post, which proposal Ua company
rejected, niulfthat. tbo ptvfont fonlfiiel has
boi'u eM.H.V On mptiori of Aldortnai
llalllday r.Pllon' on sitd report was do
forred until the ntxt reeular meeting
Tho commltteo on llro dephrtment to
whom Was roiem d tbo politloi of Arab
llro company for hoso, ropprtcd Jiidsrom
tho following iib-n d eantleinan : Henry
Savors. Jo. B. ltel. ntd CV'lt Wood
ward. 'Aldi(rr. .n N ;lils .mbrod tn'rofor
. in,
aid bids to iiiy cniptp)llr,' with in
tructloua to 1 ut'-.lir.u stid huso at tbo
lowe3t pr.co O'''.HlnabIeln sctlp. Ctrrisd.
riNAVt i jmmittib ittt'ont. i
Tho finani cimmiltoo reported that
during the inci th if May city scrip to tho
amount c.f f:n bo.ning 5IJ15 intorct,
and coapons iu luiraMJUtit of f.;:, 120.00-
wero dostroyed by "b-.irrtieg- On motion
of Alderman McUaiuey sad rotort was
rdi'pivod and r .orou lllcd.'- '
ottniKAN c .o.MMn itf!. ncr.r.i.
An ordinanam t tod trwl an 1 r on
struot certain -. i walk- In tho city of
lio it ordain, oy the city council t f
the city of 'Cm
Sci iiox 1. luattti followlnr named
sidewalks bo r -onstructed of wood In
tho manner ln'tfitiaftftr tfrprcnid, viz.:
Un tlio soutn sn-' "I I'.n stroit bc-twton
Washlngttn nr ! Oomrrercial arcnucj; cn
tho west side of Washington .(venuo bo
tweon 1th and :in street;- on tbo north
side ot ttb ttret tietwoon THhington
and Comm-Tcsl avenues i on tho cast
fido of Wa?' ir.jtra avenue botweon 5th
nnd Cth ttrcuu on tho south eido of 7th
i'.reot, commor Inj at tho east ildo of
Walnut sir-ot and extendir: cait feot:
on tbo north aid. il 7th street, cotnuionc-
lii-foawcit tmo at walnut stroit' and
oxlcn'i.'ng wett to the now walk fronting
tbo pr perty or J. i. lurnar, on the
'norta" sldo of Eleventh itroot between
Washington avenuo and Walnut street.
On the oast sldo of 1'oplir street from
a pcint opposite tii nortlorly
siJa of Divlsi'-n strct lo u
point II fty feot nnrth of thn northerly
ido of Twenty-lirst utroct '3 tho outh
sldo ol Twcnty-firit street between 1 'op. a r
ana r-ycamoro sir-ci-i,
SEt.2. Said walks shall !jo rcconttruct'nl
as follows: Tm-y shall lo i.x fi-et wido
on t-jj-'oxeopt on -aid avon-jr wharc they
shall bu v suvon leit w.du;
tho t"-Td " cr1 ton ; covorn.g
to i.n cf whito . i-,i, .. "
tit inches thick MUiot-i.-.V Yl.
to) Inches wme, u "-ur
foot uiitant, from tho f- nt I re of tho
lots, except "V n; tvenuea,
whoro It -hall l .- tlv) t.-et
distant said boards; t plunks to
bo laid eroswi- with tb ildowalk, nnd
llrmly sot and well spiK l o i -with at
least six twor.ty penny .ails In each
board or plank to throo ''.ringers of not
Um than three inchos tbi jj six ineho-i
wide, firmly -ot on edge, 1 well spiked
on to sills or ' ross tios n '. '. jstl.an three
in'-hci v,'ide by six icchu. .hick ,placcd
crciswiio tosai 1 sidewalk at intervals of
six feot. Thoe sidowali ut street cross
ings to bo ex.onded int t ,o stroot till
thaymeot tho croii wni WInro tho
sidowalks uro elevated nl" o t io nftlurl
ground tho p -ts of tho tr 1 1 - work shall
bo four Inches s, .aro and '. si U or -ro,'f-tios
shall bo placed on od , -.n-1 jolnci or
morticed into thu" I pans ami ' well
spiked ;n. anl t o strint-ori
shall be not hud tightly '. -aid fill, or
crosi-ties, and in all caici 1 lo ks of wood
not loss than .no foot . i nnd three
inches thick by six incl -yido slsll bu
placed under thoonds'of- i fill orcross
tio whoro tho walk Is laid -r the natural
ground, nnd under tho or. f oi'h pust
whero tho walk II oloviv. ! by troUlo
work. If the treitlc-work ., oier thro.,
feet high, tho lamoaball U. -mly braced
and Iho posts extended tw nd a half
feet abovo tbp sidowalk lo y,w h a hand
railing or strip of hllo oak Itnlt one
inch thick by lour n.ohoa wido Lill lm
roenrety nailed; M ftrfngorj, sll! cios-
tios, pons anu gr-r.j l,loqKs sli ul ho of
whito or burr il , rod codar, locust, or
Hix. R. That t! - following walks bo ro
constructed of ur mjj On tho south sido
of fth stroot, l - n Washington , and
Qominortlaliuvcn onftho north alio pf
8th stroot botwe. i ashlngtou nvnuo
and WjJP'ilru'it. -n.d un tho oatt sia0 of
Washington aven betwoon T'lghtli nnd
Ninth etroots.
Mc -1. alu ll. - sido sidowalks on the
er.iss strooU ivhall . to,, foot wido, and
saiibrick slduwa:. n Washington ftV( .
tinrt ihull Jiq tr'ol- v.-do. 'Thuy shall
bo constructed of - j( W0 burnod brick,
compactly and pr nriy laid in horrlng
boiit) monnor in a J of con'rso sand n t
loss than four ir 8 thick plaicdun a
Urm and ubtant.i: 0('cohl cindors
or (arth, and ; 1,0 p0 laid to
tho grado ostabli- i ny tho provwions or
grdinanc.0 No. aj- ad walks shall 19 laid
with' slope downv;i,tf 'toward tbo curb Of
bnothird of an inc' -0 tho footi n curb
ing of sound whit., or burr oak plank
threo inches thick n.d ,,t ieast fonrteon
inchos Wido,' to be i, on with thlrly
ponny naiU;'.to sou .j whito or burr oak
stakoi two and u I rQi jqn(, nm thrco
Inchos squaro plaf' ; v( thooulslduof said
curbing not moro tum Hvo foot apart.
, fiv.Q, 6. rh I limprovqmonU hqrtirl
providoil for shhi. 1,1 made by spoclal as
sessmnnts nnd In accordance) with the
provisions of secti t, ia to Bl insluslvo of
article 0 of tho n. t gonornl nssum
bly of tbb fitato f HUhqIs, aprovod
April 10th, JfiiS, iinj ontilleil "An act to
provUlo for thu Inc rporation of cltloi and
vIllagoH," and thn eeit and oxpenien of tho
construtllon of sui (UdowulkH shall bo
palil out of funds nr m from nld pnelal
a -enmcriti.
A SSM'Vl
ATonthly reportjSlio f.illowlqc ifabled
opijilriKvMprsonldU' nt.' 6nii.ton!of
AWrnia4-.'. TV'rlfhti ( appWcV '"nnd
ot&0i..l" itliJd viz: lor .1. Kl liirJ
. Tol.cd iifin.-talr ate f a'SjT Haul.
lho ordinaiiLu cy.uiiiiUoei(eivrldu
TWowihgLOrtlininiJO"; whiidtWaljwKirnn
dald.jviijfor a tdcbsd rffading, v
Ski C, , Tho owner of any lot fronting '
ni any of thu .lilntf-Alt! nWn.i.iv, r,,r
tfi6 building or reconstruction ol which
is tiiiulo by Ihlj ordlnanco. shall ln 1
lowed thirty daya aClor thu tlmo M which
thlsordinaucashall lako effoct, In which
toll'ulldor reconstruct .said sidowalk, oa
tho caso may bo,opposito his lot- and
thereby relievo thb anmo Irom riUbssmont,
jirovlded that tho work shall in all ro
spools conform to tho rcquiromonts of Ibis
oruinanco nnu M Uono to tbo satisfaction
and npprovnl ol U16 coiiiuiittco ori strools.
Hki.tion 7. Upon tho oxplratlon of
said thirty days tuo olty clerk shall pub
iuu not;co lor ton daya In tbo noWspiipor
publlshlng-lhij ordluancos ' Of thd city,
MOttltii! forth that soulu.l bids for furnish
Ini: tho malorin' nr ilolin. tho work, nr
.both, for tlio construction and rccon-
sirnct(oriri)r said olJo-walla, dirnctod to
mo ui.y uuuian, .-111 bo rocolved at his
OllICO UP tO thO tlmo (if thn tuhnllnr. nfll.n
city council lor tho oponlng of ld bids
f..'n1t... ... 1 - .1 . .. .. .
........ ...uuhhk cuau noi no earner man
...U..U uui inivi Hum oignioen nays It -tn
mo unio 01 saia notice, which notlco shnll
utato tho tlmo of sad meeting and des
criuu mo worn to WMiono by .olcrring to
Ihis ordinance, giving its numbor and
dato of approval, nnd tbatflald ordlnanco
u subject to examination at any tlmo at
niaoiuco. Said bids shall bo opened Ir
tho clork In tho nreioncoof tho council
and tha contract for delng tho work, or
furnishing tho material, or both, for tho
construction and reconstruction of said
sidowalks ahall bo awarded to thn lowest
rwponslblo biddor, who shall sufficiently
guarantee to tho satisfaction of llm ellv
council, tho furnishing of said material's
Of thtt TlrttlArnifinnA rC ir.t.1 t. .,..!
or both, tifidortlio suporlntendanco of the
ci.iiuuiuioo un Rircow, wunin sucu tlmo
or times as may bo flxod by contract, If
nnu ciiy council snail tlion .cloern it ox
podiont to do so. If said bids are not
sitlifactory 'j tbo city council
they may re,',oct any or all
of them nnd may then or thcroaflor nu
thori.a raid sidowalks to bo constructed
nnd reconstructed. bv such agents as they
may think propor.
l'etltion - f C. O. I'rttior A: Co ,'tiravlnc
the council to allow thorn to construct tho
sidewalk; nlougsldo tboit building to a
lovot with their doors, nnd to ralio tho
sidewalk in front of .their building 'so! as
to conform to Iho grado 6! tho stroot was
road. j1 lerman McKwan tnovol to
grant. Alderman Halliday piovod to
amend by roforring to stroot commitloo.
Amendment carried.
rotuion ot i ilocklor praying tho
council to nil iw him to ronalr his build
ing lately partially burnod, was, on
motion of Aldor-ntn Mprrii, rofcrrod t
commitloo cn lire department.
Petition of J, 11. Cunningham, ropre-
sonting ttint b bud bcon lined on throe.
different occasions for running a hack In
mo ci.) mom, apu naving at tuo samo
unio a iicausi) iro-11 mo proper city au
thorities, bo theref-ir.. prays that said lines
bo refunded to hlrrt, Alderman Hallidsy
movoJ to table. Alirman Morria moved
as an amendmont tht it bo referred ta
tho coramitteo on polite nnd Jail. Amend
ment carried.
Petition of W. II. Stosr nnd others,
praying that a sidowalk he onstructed on
north side ot Hightoanth ittot bt-tweon
Walnut and Coder stroits, wai on motion
of Aldortnan MtGnuloy referred to com
mittee on stroets.
I'otition of Lincoln Lodge No. C, F.
A. M. (colored), : for ujo of ."3t, Mary'd
Park on 2 lth .uno, was road' and on
motion of Alderman Morrl", granted.
'lhc following bill for falnrits woro
presented nnd 011 motion of Aldorcian
Motlauloy allowod by tho following vote:
Aye, Halliday, Mathuu, McEwun, Mc
Gauley, Morris, Nollii,Saup,ThltlBwno-l
and AVright, 9.
J"ha Wood. Mayor's salary for
W ill K. Hawkins, dork 100 00
I). J . OalYlgan Vtip f'Sf.'iL'-l.- 1 00 00
II. F. Itlako, :ity treasurer 6 (W
M. 9. Cox, city comptroller 60 00
J. J. Bird, P. .11 M 00
F. Broil, J'. M 2; 00
A. Cain, Jno. Hhoelwn, II. T.
Murtin. J, 0. Labile, W. W.
AVoo.on and Chas. Maimer,
polico coRsublos, each 7o 00
Tho following bills woro jlroionlod nnd
read, and on motion of Alderman Morrl,
roforred to tho committoo on claims, viz:
Cairo City Oas company for gas
iiomumod .in stroot lamps in
May il8 CO
Cuiro City (Jos company for gas
consumed in council chambor
from March 1st to .lunu 1st... M 70
Cairo City Oss company gas
consumod nt city jil lrom
March 1st to Juno 1st (i 30
Cuiro City Cascompauy fur gas
consumed at Ar.b ougiuu
houso from March 1st to June
lt 9 io
Cairo City Oas company for gas
consumod nt Dolta City en
glno homo from .March to
Juno Ut 21 00
Cairo City Oas company for gas
r.onsumud at Hibernian en
gine houso from March 1st to
Juuq 1st c 26
Wm. I'ainn 2(1 days work ou
drainngo 00
Fetor Coulan 12 days work on
sidewalks 21 00
Peter Conlun 1 1 days work on
dralnago .11 60
Thomas Fit.gorald 10 j days
work on sidowalks 21 00
'lhomas Fitzgdraltl ' ll days
w irjf on drainago .'!! CO
M. K. Powors 3J days work witli
curt spreading limo 12 26
M. E. Powors IJ doyn cleaning
streets, iVc, and hauling sido
walk lumber H lis
Jas. Konncdy hauling 0 louda
luml ir 3 00
ti. ii. Ilartlett 1 days work on
drainago 1 00
B. Scott days work on drain
ngo 1 OD
Jno. Marnoll 10 days work on
drainago 20 00
Dan'l. Foley 11 days work on
drainago 22 00
Jfio- paaoyllj days work on
drainage "..".". 23 00
Jno. O Donnoli j days woric on
itrulnugo 1 CO
Dan I. McCarthy 21 days in
chargoof chain gang 42 00
M. Dridcoll 3 days work with
cart 12 26
Thomas Mohan hauling 2 loads
sidowalk lumber 1 00
Cairo City Ous company for gas
consumod nt Hough and
ltondy engine, housu from
Mnrch 1st to Juno 1st 11 00
Jno. tl. Oberly for publishing
ordinances council prouoid
lugs, ota 15 (15
K, II. Cunningham rentofcoun
cil chambor lor May 20 60
Ward A; lloborts fur ten window
shades In couv'ril chamber 1 ' Ml
l.nnn M (,'iiTlhy ilutlng prison
crs In Jail 116, daya(... f
DalijLlMcOathy.irjOttr mu'iilsfl
rtititishod prlijnfrs.:
C. W. Whcelor & Co. .1 dajs
work on streets with cart...... I
i 00
3 us
1 26
3 00
titration & . BIrd,,.ybitq-wab
brushes and brooms
Halliday Bros,, 9 selected codar
posts lor park IHMItl tttlt tit
B, F. Blako ii'slgnoo 600 Llivo-
lopoa ttttt(ttt4tjT'ttl(lttt(lititi)tt
M. Sholdou and nsslsiaiit, scrub-
bl 11 l' council chambor
J. P. Holy, survey and plat of
extension of Washington av
enue.,.,, ' 'ld.Ou
f llilif-in fnf rtfinvf fir ilnnrl
Cow outsldo hveo, cC 3 (It)
O. W. Whltlbck and Son. two
wocdon buckets , fiO
J. 11. Cunningham, luuilog six
pafsonuors to Court hoUso and '
back in, Park's 6n6 C 00
Tim SulHvitn, hauling doad
shooii outsidu livoo '. 60
J, 11, Cundlnuham, lifilillni .n
druiikon fimn to jail . CO
M, E. Powors, hauling a drunk
en man to Uil CO
Thos. L'carv. iiuuliiiu a drlinkou
tiianiolail CO
P. WaTdor. hauiliii: 11 drunken
man to bll CO
T. Waldor. baulini' u drunken
man to all 60
HKI'lllir OK INVU)TIOAT,ll COMMITTKK
Tlio committoo appointod to invcatlgato
cortaln ehareei against chief 'f polico
McIIalo, reportol that thoy Lad hold two,
meetings and that they had published in
the two daily pajiors tho tlmo nt.il jilacu
at which they wore hold, and that n
charges had Icon presontod. Tho commit
teo thoruforo utkod to bo discharged,
On motion of Aldorman .McKworr tho
ropjrt was rocolvod aid Iho commtltco
uituhargcil. ,
HtSULnlOSM AND MaTIONH.
Th) following rosolutioa b Aldor;nan
Morris, was on motion of Alducmun Hal
llday, adopted by tho following voto
Aye Halliday, McUaiiioy, Morris, Nol
lis, Siiip, Mathusl, 0. Nay McEwln
Thiltlowood, Wright, 3. ,
oeoivcu, iuai tno cuinmittoo on
streets bo requested to oxaudrto thu
condition of ttiu reals within tho city of
Uairo, connouiing witli tuo county
road as surveyed nnd mapped bv
John P. Hely and to obtain utimntes
of Ui-,ot. to nut-tiio sumn in cood con
dition and submit a report on tbo sumo.
.ril.n'n,..! -..,l,1.....'..,ll r .1... . -
nii.uu UUM iUHiuitiiitv.luU Ul IUU COUU
cii. l s 1 ' 'i ri ' 1
j;v.uutiiinii i.i.iii,uiu i-ii''i;uu lilt 101
lowing resolution:.
AVitKiiKAs, It hai b como neccsiary to
to tho futur proiptrlty of our, city, that
inuro sncnnu ua a Doner arm more auo
quale syitcm ofdralnage than cur proiont
mor-- up. cuiliy as reirards tho Insuf-
tlcioncv ot tuo dischargo Irom our present
outio'.s 0: tlio accumulation ofslpo water,
witn wnicn we navo lor wo pait month
txen troutiit'U, it uoicg not only a seuro
or great Injury t our own citizens an
pr. port? holders, but it alio works to th
detrimont of tho city with slrangors and
tucso sooaing to invest capital wno may
visit uj, in this that, it maki our city s
not vory enviable placo of location and
investment. Miiororoto ixj it
i.eioivuj, inat tno u ruin ago com
mlttetj bo hereby instructed to inquire In
to tho present syi!otnof sowcragu, and
moro ojprclally the suiriclenct of tbo out.
lots to tbo samn, and that tbey report to
the council, at Its next regular mooting,
their opinion ns to t'io practicability of
omargiug tno outlets oiiuor uy increasing
-tho si r.o of tlio present oner, or by en
larging tho number of tho rame; also that
limy Ijo instractoii to oxamind Into th
conuuion anu vniuatius 01 nu pumpi,
pump nouses, cnginei, etc., which now
belong to tho city. Also that tbv nro
ruro tbo ndvico nnd opinion of our city
attornoy in regaru to 1110 ownership o
tuo two engines, etc , lor'norly utiJ I
tho Tenth street pump hedio and th
mq'.hiKl of their recovery it possible; also,
that tno rommiltco ho empowered to em
ploy or Bdvis.0 with such competent for
ion or pnrsons as thoy may deem nocoa
sary for tho purpo-vs herein sot forth, and
tbat tbo committgo recommend such
plans ai thoy may doom moit efficient for
andTHB'lCcJy diibbargo of lipo water
mcnt. Alio that (Ofitl- "r ut-h improve,
bo ompowored to disposo or.0,nmittc
machinery, otc, to tho best advanF,,1'
and that all monoys accruing from said
salo bo set nsulo ns a special fund for
such Improvement r.s thuy may doom ne
Aldorman Saup movod to rofor to com
mittoo en streets nnd drainago. Alder
man Halliday moved as an amendment
that it bo published with the proceedings
of tbo council and bo-lald ovor until noxt
regular me-sting. Armindinont carried.
Aldorman Nolils ollorod tha following
resolution :
Koiolvod, That tho city comptroller bo
and is hereby authori.od nnd Instructed
to procure counsel for tho purposo of
collecting tho tax which may bo
duo from foreign imuranco
companies or their ngonts doing business
in this city, as nuthorii.od by nrtlclo 7,
soctlon 30 of tha gonoral incorporation
act. , ! ;
AJdorrnan Wriglit "moved to adopt
Halliday moved ns nn amondmont Hint
tho foo of tho counsol bo not moro than
$j0, Aiaoadmant carrlod.
rniNTisu mi).
Printing bid or John II. Oborly and
I). J j. Davis was preiontod nnd road.
The chair docidod that tho bid was out of
order and that thoro should bo separata
bids. Aldormnn Morris tboroupon moved
that tbo bid bo rcforrod to committoo on
printing; with instructions to rocoivo sop
erato bids.
A communication from Mossri. WU
& Ent, in relation to contract for lumber
was rend, Tlio committoo on stroots ro
portod that they had examined carefully
all bids rocolvod and rocommondod that
tho contract bu awarded to tha Oilro
box baskot company, tholr bid boing tbo
lowest. Aldormnn Halliday movod to
concur In rooonunondation of committoo
nnd to Instruct city comptroller lo closo
contract with tho Cairn .Box
and basket company. Carrlod by the
following voto: Ayos, Halliday, Morris,
Nolllr, Thistlowood and AVright, 5. Nays
McKwon, MeOauleyMathusi, Saup, 1
Alderman jMorrls movod Hint tho city
comptroller lo Instructod to purchaso n
clock not to cost ovor 510,00, for tho
city clork's, ollico and council room.
orKit'iAi, no.sns.'
Tbo official bonds of spooirl polico con
stables, O. P. Mlllor, Mlohaol lluggabon
James Law, J. II. Johnson and Patrick
Callahan, wnro prosontcd and on motion
of Aldorman Wright, npprovnd and or
dorcd 11 ltd.
Tlio mayor nominated Win. McIIalo
tor tup allien of city mar' I m and chief of
polico. O6nflfmod by tho following vote :
Ayes HalllJay, McEwen, McOauloy,
Morris, Thftttpwood, Wright, rC. tit?
Matluus, Nollls, Saup, 11.
Tlio mayor nqmlnatod Wm. Brown for
tho position of bo a! th olllcor. Conlirmod,
Ayes, 11 j nays; 0,
Oh motldn of Alderman Wright tho
council adjburaod.
WHX K. nAWKiKi1, City Clork.
PrCLAMATON: '
By ylrtuo of the power and authority
conforred upon mo by law. 1. John
Wood, mayor of tho city of Cairo, do
horoby direct that all dogs going at largo
within tlio corporate) limits of Cairo, shall
for. tlm period of ninety days aftor tbo
dato horoof, 'woar a good and substantia1
wiro.gauzo or hathern mugzlo, securely
put on, so as to provent them from biting.
And any dog or slut found running at
largo within tho limits of said city within
tho pel rod aioraald without mioli muzr.la
shall be killed. And I hereby ordor and
direct tbo mombors of tho polico, force of
tbo city to see lo it that this proclamation
Is rigidly rnforcod.
Joii.v Wood, Mayor,
Cairo, Ills., Juno 3d, 187L
A furnished houso, No. 30, Thlrtosnth
stroot. Apply lo Mrs. Kato Sundusky.
Hocond.hantl clothingwatches, JeWolf y,
pistols, Ac, bought and. sold, Alio a lot
Brunols' carpet, furniture, tta., for salo.
Opposlto Cairo and Vinconnos railroad
dopot. 183 2-27-tf M. Onrxx
NOIUUK TO HHIPPKItS.
' Ori nnd after this date, untlLfurthor no
tlco, a regular fruit train will run betwoen
Cairo and Chicago, loavlng Cairo dally,
oxcoptSaturday,at8 .fn.arrlving in Obi
cago at 6:40 tho next piornlng.
Jamks Johnson, Agont.
Cairo, May 37, 1874.
Tb.v pounds of brown sugar for SI ;
poundu lest colfoo tugar at SI, 3J pouniii
of cholco butter at If baking powdor 45c
per lb Imperial tea at $1,; potatoes 30
conts por peek; .)' lbs cotTc-o f l,t Wllcox'i
IBOCk. 107 2-4-lm.
IOK OHKAll PAltLOIt.
T.B. Jiilli, at tho Arlington homo,
horeby announce that to has opened an
ico cream parlor at tho Arlington houso
fbr thd accommodation of the pub'ic.
Fmlios supplied. Al orders promptly
attondbl to. 715-17.tf
(5.0. llodoo.Jllrector of Conservatory
of Music, and iWbcr of Vocal, OrgaL
and Piano Mosie. Instruction given in
all s.tjlngrjd and wind iDitruments. Klo
mentary principles, thorough bass, har
mony and counter poir.t. Unprecedented
inducements ollorod. Thoso wishing to
soeurohis servicos w)ll please apply at
tho Conservatory of Music cornor of
Twelfth street and Washington avenuo.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
A now Lome containing thrco rooms
and sido froh, two good lots, cistern
and stable. Tho proporty Ii litualod on
Twonly-Hritslrcet Ixitwoon Walnut and
Cedar rtroots. For further partleiiUrs
inquira on tbo promiao. 31-6-7-lm
"Cnuvim of comfort nt I) Arlor A
Co" 4i!6-10-lm
Tub Euvit-um nAVr, ju, 1. .
only profe-ilop-.! hf 'nlUgDanif Iff
Southbrn Illinois, and it is now ready and
proparod to furnlih muilc in any numbers
for pic.nlcs.ce.ebratlons and parties of all
kinds. All .communications should bo
addressed to tbo socrotary, or to Kd
O, K. Boun,
r..;j.t( 'Secretary,
ALotofNkw UitnoiK. Wm Eioh
lioll, wholosalo and rotall dealer' In furnl
turo, factory at tho corner of Sovenlccnlh
stroot and Washington uvonue, wishes to
inform tho pooplo of Cairo that ho ban
just received a lot or children's bugijios
and carriagor, which ho oilers to sell at
astonishingly low pricos. Parents in want
of such articles aro rospoctfully roquosted
to call and oxamlno his stock boforo pur
chasing olsowhoro. -1-6-27-tf
Mili.inkry. .Mrs, Jaokion, formorly
Mrs. Swandor, is now on band with tho
choapost stock of Millinery in Cairo
Sho has lowered hor houso ovun with the
sidewalk to glvo tho ladies an casv an-
' 1
tranco and has lowered hor prico lo glvo
thorn all a cbanco to buy a beautiful spring
lint or bonnet nnd anything olio In hor
lino that they may want. Hor utoro Is
now ono of thu most attractive, m.lt has
long boon ono of tbo choapost places .In
town to buy. Call andog'bor.and bo con
vinced. ; j.al 5-8-1 w' j
Notjck to Buildkkh. Having. started
up our saw mill again, wo aro now pre
pared to furnish all kinds of building
material ut lower prices, dellvorod, than
it can bo bought from country mills,
Wo havo also on hand two hundrod
thousand foot of ahioutkd .i.vmiieh that
was colorod by sipo watar that wo will
soil nt from 7 to $10 por 1000 root. .
Wail & Ent.
Tub barber euop is un uo cornor ot
Eighth struot and Commercial avonuo
whoro J. Goorgo Stionhottso,wlth.hs",gen
tlomunly asslstnnts can bu found at any
hour of tho tlayj or night, roodv to sootbo
your'fobllngs jvlih a smooth ahave, or cool
your tompor nnd head with a good sham
poo. It Is n flrst'dais shop, and you am
sum of rocoivlngw llrst-olass troatmont.
Ladlos' and ohlldron's hair cut'or curled
after tho most opprpvod stylos. 8-lfi-tf
Bt1' nnd Kxtonsion Laadors, Sand
Scropps, Biddlos, Blovos, fjliovols, flpados,
Fnrics, Hoos, liakos, Walor Olosei "Urinals,
Kltclion and Cess Pool Sinks, Clothos
Itingors, Clothos llorjos, Cfothos Linesn
and, In fact, u lull assortmont of kitchen
nnd Houso furnishing goods at A. Hal-ley's,-108
Washington avonuo, near Tonth
stroot. ou 4i7-lm. ,
"Chumiis pt comtort" nt Jh Arter &
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text: > > Just a suggestion: Why not using 2 channels to play u-law encoded sound? > > That way you can use one channel for 8-bit samples and the other channel > > to modulate the volume (6-bit) to achieve a net result of 14-bit (= full > > u-law linear range). > > Strangely enough I was thinking about this and wondering if it was > possible, and if so, how practical it was. Using volume to modulate > might not get you 12 bits. There 8bit data and 6 bit volume but > many of the combinations of A x B are repeats, and not all values > can be obtained with A x B. (btw. volume x data just takes one > channel, but the hardware does support modulating one channel with > another I believe, that would give you 8 bits each right?) > I guess its well suited to mu-law though since there are many > 12-bit combinations that are not represented by 8bit mulaw codes. > This might work nicely but it would eat up all four of your channels > for stereo output. I might look into this further later on as > an optional setting. > > btw. has anyone done this before? As it happens, the Hardware Reference Manual describes exactly how to do it. By setting the mask in ADKCON, you can define the interaction of the channels for modulation of both period and volume. Specifically: Bit 7 ATPER3 #3 modulates nothing (disable output) 6 ATPER2 #2 modulates period of #3 5 ATPER1 #1 -> period of #2 4 ATPER0 #0 -> period of #1 3 ATVOL3 #3 disabled 2 ATVOL2 #2 -> volume of #3 1 ATVOL1 #1 -> vol. of #2 0 ATVOL0 #0 -> vol. of #1 There's an example in there of how to do it, too. Nifty thing, you can use a single channel for both period and volume modulation, with the data alternating. Personally, I'd rather have 2 channels of higher quality audio than 4 channels of the old 8 bit. How often do you actually come across a use for 4 channels when each pair comes out the same side anyway? Only existing use I know of would be for compatibility with MODs, but how many people actually plan on listening to "das boot" under NetBSD? In any case, backwards compatibility can be maintained through flags on the audio device when it's opened. The most likely format to run into under NetBSD is Sun's .au, which are u_law. Playing those as well as possible would have the most benefit for general purpose audio. Right now, I'm working with signed words with a computer music class. Converting those to 8bit and playing under AmigaDos is *awful*, and pretty much useless. If I get those to play half-decently under NetBSD, I'd be an even happier NetBSD'er. -- // Stephen Champion Amiga 3000/25 NetBSD 1.0 // firstname.lastname@example.com Binary Arithmetic Student // firstname.lastname@example.com Only the ignorant know everything. #include "/usr/local/doc/disclaimer"


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from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adv. Meanly; servilely.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- In an abject, mean, or servile manner.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adv. in a hopeless resigned manner
Sorry, no etymologies found.
One form of communication we have failed in abjectly: that is in the teaching of languages.
He was to live, it appeared, abominably worried, he was to live consciously rueful, he was to live perhaps even what a scoffing world would call abjectly exposed; but at least he was to live saved.
Oh! (_He fetches up two coins abjectly from his pocket_).
Thus it was amazing to me how quickly, faced with the possible loss of the most important person in the world, I overcame my puritan principles and called abjectly for help.
I remember one man they dragged out of a heap, who pleaded abjectly until a revolver shot cut him short.
Beyond doubt, the boy had broken the taboos, and privily he told him so, until Lamai trembled and wept and squirmed abjectly at his feet, for the penalty was death.
Once before he had tried Spencer, and choosing the "Principles of Psychology" to begin with, he had failed as abjectly as he had failed with Madam Blavatsky.
Just the first line of your last post was so utterly ludicrous and abjectly stupid I am ashamed to be the same species as someone as bone chillingly ignorant as you.
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It is a proud conservative position to tell lies and be proud of how abjectly stupid YOU are
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As yet your unbroken string of NOTHING but abjectly ignorant posts is still intact.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- Sagan, Carl 1934-1996. American astronomer noted for research on the possibility of extraterrestrial life and for speculation on the severity of a nuclear winter. His books include Dragons of Eden (1977).
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. A unit of measurement equal to at least four billion.
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This brings us to an alternative approach to human missions to Mars, which I call the Sagan model, after its most consistent, eloquent, and vocal spokesman.
FLATOW: The late Carl Sagan from a 1994 interview on SCIENCE FRIDAY.
If Sagan is popular amoung the laymen, it might be a good thing for all scientist, because the public is more likely to support funding.
If the assignment was anything but illegal intergalactic weapons dealers Earth Protectorate Force Captain Sagan Carter would have pleaded with her superior to find some other agent.
Electra Galaxy's Mr. Interstellar Feller-Candace Sams « The Merry Genre Go Round Reviews
The flaw in Sagan's maxim is that an extraordinary claim is simply a claim about an extraordinary event and the occurrence of an extraordinary event does not necessarily entail that it would come with extraordinary evidence.
Now, John's said many times that the character of Jane Sagan is based in part on his wife Krissy, no secret there.
I know you're trying desperately not to defend what Sagan is saying there – and who would want to defend what's so obviously indefensible when some thought is actually applied – but there it is, plain to see.
You really think that Sagan is ignoring that Earth is the only place we know of with intelligent life?
Are you saying that all Sagan is saying is that "the universe is large – isn't that interesting?"
What I'm curious about is, if Jane Sagan is based on his wife, who is Kathy Perry based on?


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Spain showcased their strength in depth and defensive capabilities at the U20 European Championship Men 2010 in Croatia after Joan Sastre exploded for 19 points off the bench to help seal a comfortable 64-50 success against Montenegro and set up a semi-final clash with France.
The Spanish team locked down Montenegro in the paint and also made life tough for their shooters in the second half as they put the defensive squeeze on to eventually coast to an comfortable victory.
Nikola Mirotic claimed 14 points against the country of his birth while Joseph Franch produced another all-action display with 7 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists.
Unlike the two previous quarter-finals, both teams found some rhythm early and were happy to ease their way into the game. Montenegro were trying to control the Spanish in transition and Spain trying to mix up their run and gun game by getting the ball inside to Mirotic and Ignacio Llovet.
Neither team could make much of an impression although when Joseph Franch nailed a big triple with four seconds left in the opening period, it handed Spain a 16-11 advantage but not to be outdone, Filip Samojlovic still found time to bury a three-pointer on the buzzer for Montenegro.
Midway through the second there was still little daylight between the teams as a nice move by Bojan Dubljevic in the paint tied the scores up at 21-21. The impressive Joan Sastre then drained a three for Spain and it sparked a critical 12-2 run as they then pushed the ball down the floor and quickly amassed a double-figure lead with two minutes left until the break.
Just when they needed it, Montenegro found a score from outside via Nikola Ljujic but Mirotic replied instantly for a triple of his own before Montenegro finished with a flourish with the last two scores of the half to cut the gap to 36-30.
Spain turned up the defensive heat in the third period and Montenegro wilted. Within five minutes they trailed 46-35 and couldn't make any further inroads as Spain continued to dominate on the glass and be effective in transition.
Vladimir Mihailovic was the only player from Montenegro to reach double-digits with 13 points.
Watch Spain's postgame reaction here.


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Ghana police starts investigations into match-fixing after Ghana FA approach
The Ghana Police Service has started investigations after the country's football federation approached after being linked to match-fixing in a British media undercover sting.
Officers and investigators from the office of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) visited the Ghana Football Association's (GFA) on Monday morning after the federation reported the matter last week.
The GFA called in the police after being linked to match-fixing in a British media undercover sting, which involved two men were filmed claiming they will fix a match involving the Black Stars and bribe the federation's officials.
Ghana's governing body said in a statement on Sunday that it has asked police to ''investigate two persons for misrepresenting the GFA with an attempt to defraud.''
Broadcaster Channel 4 and the Daily Telegraph reported the allegations a day after Ghana's thrilling 2-2 draw with Germany at the World Cup.
They allege a FIFA-licensed match agent and Ghana club chief executive offered to arrange for friendlies involving the national team to be fixed.
"We reported the match-fixing matter to the IGP on Thursday. This morning the CID met the GFA as investigations are underway," the Ghana FA posted on its official Twitter page on Monday night.
The Ghanaian police is expected to question the two men before a decision is taken whether to charge them with any crime following the action by the GFA to report the matter to the police.
"It has now emerged, following approaches to the GFA from two media houses in England, that Messrs Christopher Anton Forsythe and Obed Nketiah were covertly filmed by a media institution for a documentary on match fixing," the GFA statement read on Sunday night.
"According to the queries from the media, the draft contract sent included a clause that the appointment of referees would be held by the company which sought to buy the rights for the Black Stars friendlies.
"The two were also allegedly filmed claiming that they would bribe GFA officials to ensure that the contract is signed.
"We wish to state that the GFA did not sign the contract as we waited for the response from the Legal Committee and that the two gentlemen did not make such corrupt offers to the GFA or its officials."
The statement went on to add that world governing body FIFA and the Confederation of African Football had also been informed of the allegations.
In a further statement on Monday, GFA president Kwesi Nyantakyi vehemently denied the claims.
"The report of the newspaper or the media house is entirely not accurate," Nyantakyi said.
"There is a representation of half-truths and half-lies. It's not true that we have agreed with match fixers or people who intend to organize matches of convenience between the Black Stars and any opponent in the future.
Ghana face Portugal in their final Group G match on Thursday, needing a victory in Brasilia and there to be a winner in the game between Germany and the U.S. to have a chance of qualifying for the round of 16.
CommentsThis article has 5 comment(s), give your comment
Mumbi says:June 24, 2014 06:34 amHahahahahaha!!! disappointed dwarfs.
Clara says:June 24, 2014 07:31 amLook at his ugly face. God must have created these ugly dwarf Gaynaians in the mid-night. Pls FIFA punish this ugly criminal Gaynaian. Ghana is a country of 24 million beggars and senseless hypocrites.
Mike says:June 24, 2014 08:37 am@Clara nd mumbi,what in heavens name did Ghana do to u guys personally?..Why so much hate for Ghana.Ghana will remain Ghana and the gate way to Africa and leaders in so many things on this continent whether you like it or not.Keep hating more in your dieing moments.Stupid fools from useless countries.
andy hama says:June 24, 2014 08:51 amlet american police or fbi do the investigations,since the plan was hatched in miami.Why ghana police?,we can't trust them,investigators should be from usa,intent was clearly in miami looking at the video,where he Kwesi looked very relaxed hoping to realize his evil plan.
jeff says:June 24, 2014 02:47 pm@mike;Its because you guys mitreated our brothers so much.you made them train in a car pack and u switched off lights in your fucking stadium.we in SA we will always misstreat ghanians for what u did to zambia and never are we ever going to mingle with west guys.


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Strange Tales: The Christmas Spirit
December 25 at 12:00 AM
Photo by Vera Kratochvil
Troubled, you may call me. But not like the man next door. He is a vampire they say, and a taxman to boot. The very worst of both worlds, and that dreaded tax season is fast approaching.
Sometimes I stay awake at night, lying in my bed. I stare at the ceiling, watching the fan above rock in its mounting, tick tick tick. I listen to the sounds of the night--the sirens yammering a block over, hoodlums blasting their profane music, cars blaring their horns.
And then I hear him, his labored breath.
Perhaps he is just doing taxes.
I can only hope.
His raspy breath burns holes in my ears, toiling into the night. I know this, because I am with him, every night of every day.
Sometimes it is not advantageous working from home. Surely, it is not all that it is cracked up to be, especially when it forces you to sleep in the day. Sounds of laughter quickly turn to screams. Horrific screams, screams that I cannot shake from my head. Perhaps they did not like the job he was doing.
No, probably not at all.
Calling the police is a futile effort. They check the room above, sometimes the entire floor, but keep mumbling the same thing. "Didn't see anyone. Did you?" They leave without the courtesy of a knock. "Perhaps someone just had their television up too loud." They say as they stroll out of the complex.
But I hear him every night; sometimes multiple times.
I have no idea where he hides the bodies. One day I will need to find out. If I could find just one, this problem would be over. They would finally understand, perhaps give me a medal.
And let me be.
Good gracious I keep falling behind. At this rate I will not be able to slap together anything until after the new year; which means after Christmas, and after the holiday buying season. I cannot afford another missed payday; the bills keep stacking up. If I do not hurry, the only thing I will be able to sell after the holidays will be...a tax program.
Lord, do not let that be.
Finally I go upstairs, knock on the door long and hard. No one answers. I look at my watch. Three o'clock. No wonder, vampires are still in their coffins sipping martinis at this time.
I start to walk away, and then I see his eyes staring at me through the ventilation shaft. "Excuse me, sir," I am your neighbor from below. I was wondering if we could strike an agreement of sorts. I know you have a secret; I do too. I am an inventor, and have a machine that can replicate blood. Right now I am trying to write a program. Perhaps we have something the other needs? I hate taxes, and I need a consultant. Ok, not just a consultant, an accountant too. Please, if you could help me file for the past three years, indeed I am desperate. In return I will ignore the cries in the night--just let me write my bloody program--and we can create all the blood you like without have to hurt a single soul. What do you say?"
Abruptly the vent gives way, and the corpse of a young lady falling onto me. Finally, I have my proof; just a matter of dialing the police. Now what is their number? 9-1-1, how could I forget?
I run for my phone, but as I do, the door cracks open. "You are Mr. Finnegan, are you not? I heard you mumbling outside my door. Something about blood and secrets?" The old man leers. "Are you out of your mind? For a moment I thought you were talking about vampires."
"Yes, that would be crazy," I grin. "Surely we do not have any here, do we Mr. Taxman?"
"It is Braxton, thank you."
"Braxton? What a perfect name for a tax collector. And do you have another for your nocturnal occupation? Let me guess...it's Bloodbank, right? Braxton Bloodbank?"
"Do not be absurd. I am a tax consultant, not collector. I help others save people's hides so that the government doesn't take too large a chunk out of it. And I am no vampire--get that silly notion out of your head. After all, none exist, as long as we exclude the federal government. So what is this proposal you are yapping about?"
"I am an inventor, and sometimes software engineer, and I make my creations right in my home office. It can get pretty cushy at times, walking around in my underwear-"
"That I do not need to know, just get to the point."
"Well, everything would be going swimmingly if your victims, I mean clients, didn't scream their heads off in the middle of the night. It takes me hours just to write a single line of code. And even then, it is a rehash of what I just wrote. So, how about we cut out the middleman? I need quiet, you victims. You need blood, I model blood.
"What I propose is this: why not bring your friends over, all at the same time. We will make up an excuse, a game of some sort, and take samples of their blood. I will analyze it while you have a taste, and you can decide on the very best brew. Then you can send all of your friends home--no one has to get hurt--and I will build a prototype, from which it can manufactured over and over again. You manage my books, while I manage your blood. And this one time only, I will help you dispose of the corpse."
"What corpse?" he says.
"The one on the floor." I point.
His frown deepens, and he slams the door. "Just so you know, I am armed. So if you have any sense, you better scram before I put a bullet in you."
"Why not just maim me with those fangs of yours?" I cross my arms.
"Not that again," he yelled through the door. "What makes you think I am a vampire anyways?"
"The screams, I cannot get them out of my head."
"Perhaps my clients didn't realize how much they owed money on their returns."
"Yeah, right," I said. "Then who is that on the floor? Another paying customer? Surely you know her."
"I have not the slightest idea. But I have seen her before, with you."
"Yes you!" He rips open the door. "I sit up here, trying to catch up on my client's tax returns every night, and then all of the sudden I hear their cries. At first giggles, and then screams. I have tried calling the police several times, but they keep telling me that no one lives beneath me. Those fools! They can find a box of donuts halfway across town, but they cannot locate the serial killer even living right under their nose."
"I am sorry, this is your corpse." I point.
"No, yours," Braxton shakes his head.
I cross my arms, as does he, but neither of us budge.
"Well, I didn't kill anyone--I do not have it in me."
"So you just hide the occasional body, right?" The old man adjusts his pants. "And would it make a lick of sense for me to kill my clients if my name goes on their return? It is a government document, and admissible as evidence. Definitely not me."
"If it is not you or me, then who is it?"
The question hangs in the air.
"A third party is involved," says the old man.
"And what about the police? They haven't been able to..." I gulp. "Wait a minute...When was the last return that you filed?"
"Let me check." He grabs his reading glasses. "Please, come in."
Files are stacked from floor to ceiling. Even the drawers, which are meant to devour a respectable chunk of paperwork, regurgitate documents in droves.
"Here it is." The old man picks a file. "December 17th."
"And the year?"
"Are you mad? 2007, of course."
Then I hear a noise. "Shh...do not make a sound."
I peek through the crack in the door as a shadow rounds the corner. He hovers over the woman, adjusting his gloves. Scanning over the hallway, he drags her body to the janitor's closet, and pulls it shut.
I take a deep breath. "The year is 2010, my friend. That was three years ago. And on that day, you filed your last return, I am afraid.
"As for me, I guess I never did finish that computer program. The synthesizing algorithm for blood? I just kept rewriting the same lines of code. Blaming you and any other distraction that came my way. I believe you when you say that you are not a vampire, because you are a ghost instead."
"Ghost?" the old man gasps. "That ruins everything." Braxton throws the file on the floor.
"And the man in the hall?" The taxman points.
"He is most likely the one who did it; and even worse, you probably did his taxes," I reply. "But just because we are ghosts, I think there is still fun that can be had. What do you think?"
"Clearly," he says. "And I think a little justice is in order. I will bleed him dry with a paper cut." The old man grabs a handful of papers.
"But we do need to play this smart. We do not want him to haunt this building, or we will never get any rest."
"Yes, and I do not need another client."
"Or another soul screaming for their life, sending me into an endless loop. There is something we can do to take care of the killer, and keep him away for good. Follow me."
So the Braxton and I search the building, but we cannot find the charlatan. We go from door to door, knocking on each one, and when no one answers, we knock again.
"Perhaps he doesn't live here," says Braxton.
"He definitely lives here; no doubt about it," I say.
Just as the words left my mouth, the dark soul enters the hall. He takes off his hat and reaches into his pocket.
"I know this man," says Braxton. "I think you were right. He was one of my clients."
"Then you must find his file, but first-"
The man puts the key in the lock and turns. As he closes the door, we slip inside, and just as I surmised, he does not see us. I could have dropped my trousers then and there, and he still would not notice.
"My he has a lot of junk." I look about the room. "This reminds me of an old college prank."
"Really? And what was that?" The taxman considers the sour smell emanating from the kitchen.
"Years ago, we disassembled a car, and rebuilt it, piece by piece, on top of the tallest spire. When our poor professor went to fetch his car the following day, he saw it waving with the flags. Oh, what was a marvelous day that was! And now we are here, I think something similar is in store. Would you care to help me move a few things?"
After the killer washes the blood from his hands and goes to sleep, we move his items, one by one, out of the apartment. When we realize it will take too long to move everything in just one night, Braxton calls in all of his former clients. Shortly afterwards, the entire apartment is headed out the door.
In the middle of all this, the killer wakes. He rubs his eyes, thinking it must be the sleeping pills. He scampers behind us, trying to snag the flying underwear and airborne cans of beers. He chases us out of the apartment and down the hall, where he slips down a flight of stairs, and goes back to sleep once more.
When he awakens, he jumps up and shakes the bars in front of him. He staggers, barely able to lift his legs, pondering how his entire apartment has been squeezed into the tiny cell. And how could it be? He did not turn himself in. How could he be held anyways without being formally charged?
And when the morning shift arrives, they give the crazed man a healthy stare, for they too are at a loss at how the vagrant locked himself inside.
Before the policeman asks, something catches his eye on the desk beside him. Two files sit atop the stack. One is of an old man, a tax collector of all things, with a thick folder about his client, the man now in the cage. The second is of a programmer; I even went back and got a better picture, who was unfortunate enough to come running when he heard the poor man's cries for help. A thumb drive with surveillance footage from my home security system tops it all off.
But the deal is truly sealed when Delilah, that poor corpse from the ceiling, brings in a box of donuts. The officer throws one in his mouth, without caring how the box got to him. "You are going away for a long time," he says, and has another.
Gifts just don't come any better wrapped than this; and on Christmas day, no less.
"Merry Christmas!" I pat the officer on the shoulder. Although he jumps out of the chair and spills coffee all over him, I knew he could feel the Christmas spirit.


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Thanks! Do you think you could expand your license from GPL to LPGL or Creative Commons 3.0? I am no expert in OSS licensing, but I am pretty sure that some potential users will fear that linking their ontology to your GPL-licensed stylesheet may make the ontology become GPL, which in turn may make commercial users of the ontology fear that creating instance data that is linked to the ontology also becomes GPL. Again, I am not an expert, and I am also sure that OSS terminology like "linking" and "derived works" are unclear when the software exchanged is an ontology and not typical programming code. But it would help a lot if users were on the safe side. So I would be very happy if you could consider changing from GPL to LPGL or CC 3.0. Best Martin ------------------------------------------ martin hepp www: http://www.heppnetz.de skype: mfhepp KANZAKI Masahide wrote: > Hi Martin, > > You might be interested in RDFS/OWL presentation stylesheet: > http://www.kanzaki.com/ns/ns-schema.xsl > > The XSLT stylesheet itself is described (presented) using XSLT. It is > licensed under GPL. You'll find some ontologies that are presented > with this stylesheet at: > http://www.kanzaki.com/ns/ > > hope this would help you. > > cheers, > >Received on Monday, 19 May 2008 09:22:29 UTC
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