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On March 20, 2016 University of Louisville Law Review Members and Moot Court Team, Megan Diffenderfer, Kellie Money and Carolyn Purcell, won the 40th Annual Robert F. Wagner National Labor and Employment Law Moot Court Competition. Congratulations to these National Champions!
The event was held at New York Law School and featured 38 teams. Brandeis beat George Washington University Law School in the final round.
The team was coached by Emily DeVuono (A former University of Louisville Law Review Editor, University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law graduate, and attorney at Grossman & Moore) and Ben Basil (A 2011 Brandeis School of Law graduate and attorney at Priddy, Cutler, Naake & Meade).
"The Brandeis School of Law is extremely proud of our three students and their coaches for bringing us home the national championship. Preparing for these competitions involves many hours of hard work. This title is a testament to how talented Brandeis students are and the fine training they receive in oral and written communication skills while at Brandeis," said Dean Susan Duncan.
The team's faculty adviser is Professor Ariana Levinson. She said this is the best finish the team has had in more than 35 years.
"I am very proud of this outstanding team and their coaches. Carolyn, Megan, and Kellie are superbly skilled advocates and have a deep understanding of Employment Law. As coaches, Ben, Emily, and Leah Smith, who with Ben coached Carolyn and Megan last year, have been unbelievably generous with their time and talents and are amazing leaders and role-models," Professor Levinson said.
According to the New York Law School website, the Wagner Competition is the nation's largest student-run moot court competition. This year's authors, Kimberly Gay and Nicole Mozee, wrote a fact pattern that challenged competitors to argue whether transgender identity is a protected class under Section 703 of Title VII, and whether gender dysphoria constitutes a "serious health condition" under the Family Medical Leave Act.
The final round from March 20, 2016 is available online.
Pictured from left to right: Carolyn Purcell, Emily DeVuono, Megan Diffenderfer, Kellie Money, and Ben Basil.


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1879: J. E. (Eugene) Moore, died in Sherman, TX; nephew of Col. D.M. Seals
Alabama News.
-Mr. J.E. Moore, familiarly known as Eugene, died in Sherman, Texas, on the 20th of last month, of pneumonia. Mr. Moore was a nephew of Col. D.M. Seals, of Eufaula, and was for some time weigher at the Planter's Warehouse directly after the close of the war.
Source: Columbus Daily Enquirer-Sun, Columbus, Georgia, Thursday Morning, February 20, 1879; Pg. 3

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Amid their feelings of disbelief shortly before 5pm yesterday, Gretna's players should perhaps have realised they had finally been fully inaugurated into the Scottish Premier League. A goal ahead with four minutes to play, David Irons' side discovered, like so many before them, that the Old Firm can - and do - win matches even when well short of their best.
That Celtic have returned to the top of the SPL owes nothing to their standard of play at Gretna's temporary home in Motherwell. Rather, Gordon Strachan's players retain a will to win which, as on this occasion, can save them even when they are not deserving of salvation. "Gretna showed fantastic spirit," said Strachan. "And, funnily enough, I feel for them because I've been there."
Yet Celtic's glaring inadequacies played a significant part in their hosts' success. Fabian Yantorno, an impressive Uruguayan midfielder, opened the scoring eight minutes before the interval with a 30-yard free-kick that deceived Artur Boruc in the Celtic goal. That Boruc's opposite number, Greg Fleming, did not have a save to make during the opening half says it all about Celtic's lethargic showing.
A miraculous goalline clearance from Evan Horwood, midway through the second period, had even Strachan believing this was not to be his side's day but Chris Killen, making his first starting appearance, headed the champions level. Then came the winner, Scott McDonald stroking home after Aiden McGeady's shot fell into the Australian striker's path in the first minute of stoppage time.
However, Celtic's victory was overshadowed by the hamstring injury sustained by Paul Hartley. Strachan later said it would be "impossible" for Hartley to remain in the Scotland squad for Saturday's match against Ukraine and the trip to Georgia next Wednesday.
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The Brunswick County Parks and Recreation Department is offering youth basketball. Registration is open until Nov. 19 for youth basketball. This is open to boys and girls in the first through sixth grades. Practice begins in December and games are in January and February. Contact Brian Moore, athletics coordinator, at (910) 253-2670 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com to register or for more information.
The Calabash VFW steel tip Dart League results for 2 Nov: First: Darleen Riley, Ray Ketcham and Pat Perryman. Second: Jack Goin, Jerry Morano and Ken Yusko. Third third were Hank Olson, Sandy May and John Hinkman.
On Nov. 9, Darleen Riley, Hugo Kosmel and Pinky Hinkman were first. Second: Pete McGerr, John Hinkman and Barbara Clark. Third: Andy Kocsis, Winnie Kosmel and Neal Elmire.
The 26th Annual Maritime Classic Road Race took place Nov. 6 on Bald Head Island. One hundred and seventy runners competed in various age categories for a 5K run and a certified Field and Track 10K run. A 1-mile fun run was also included.
In the 10K male category, Gregory Karukas of Hyannis, Mass., won the overall competition in 34 minutes, 52 seconds. The course record set in 2009 by Devin Swann is 31:47. The overall female winner in the 10K event was Rachel Frey in 46:16. Beth Green set the course record of 37:27 in 2006.
BCC VOLLEYBALL TRYOUTS set for NOV. 23
Brunswick Community College is looking for incoming freshman to join the volleyball program for the 2011 season. Tryouts will be 7-8:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at the Dinah E. Gore Fitness & Aquatics Center.
BCC volleyball finished its third season with an 8-8 record in Region 10. Freshman outside hitter Hannah Sofield earned a spot on the All-Region team and freshman middle blocker Danielle Blunt earned All-Region honorable mention. Coach Melissa Everitt was voted the NJCAA Region 10 Coach of the Year.
Planet Fun Classic: Avery Brewer 279-257-242-778, Chris Arcaro 268-258-237-763, Terry Decker 277-237-232-746, Michael Ward 255-246-700, Jeff Harrelson 276-210-202-688, Jonathan Lowery 235-225-223-683, Jeffrey Evans 246-204-640, Jack Villaca 226-204-620, Lee Olson 227, Rick LaChance 222-215, Sam Harris 212-206, Frank Paolicelli 204, Samuel Champion 203, Dick Lehrer 202, Brian McCall 201, Branden Carter 200, Sarah Sebastianelli 212-543.
The fishing season is running late this year. We are seeing continued catches of sea mullet, pompano and flounder in the surf. Redfish make up the bulk of the inshore action and speckled trout are just starting up.
The piers have had a disappointing spot season but continue to see flounder in the shallows and black drum are active around structures at the bridges and docks in the dark.
These are photos of the competitors in the two-day Tournament of Champions at the St. James Plantation Members Club.
BOILING SPRING LAKES—The South Brunswick Cougars were running on all cylinders Friday night as they cruised by the Washington Pam Pack (Pamlico Packing Co.) 39-7 in the first round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3A state playoffs.
"Respect all, fear none" is the Cougars' motto in the playoffs, as the defense feared no one, holding the opposition to 7 points, its second best total of the year. (It held Topsail to 7 points Sept. 3.) The offensive line was crushing its opponents.
SUPPLY—Johnston Community College missed a score-tying 3-pointer in the final seconds as Brunswick Community College beat JCC 80-77 Saturday in the BCC Classic at the Dinah E Gore Fitness & Aquatics Center.
Four Dolphins scored at least 11 points in the victory: Chris Smith, 16; Terneil Rhodes, 15; Alan-Michael Thompson, 12; freshman Steve Johnson, 11.
WINTERVILLE—West Brunswick's football season ended Friday night in a 25-6 loss to South Central in the first round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association Class 3AA state playoffs.
West finishes the season 5-7. South Central is 9-3.
"You hate that it ends like this," said West coach Jimmy Fletcher, "but in the playoffs, that's the way it goes."
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Queen Victoria's new show 'Hollywood Rocks' has received remarkable amounts of positive feedback and proving to take the popular ship by storm.
Costing £300,000 to stage, this new show has brought record numbers of impressive feedback from passengers and even received a standing ovation from the whole audience during her first performance. From everyone who has seen the show onboard it has received 86% approval scores.
'Hollywood Rocks' is a magical show that takes viewers on a journey from the silent screen, through the golden age of cinema and onto the contemporary Oscar winners. Featuring songs and dances from some of the most famous movies of all time, everyone is encouraged to join in. Favourites include 'Over the Raindow' from The Wizard Of Oz, 'I Will Always Love You' from The Bodyguard and the iconic ABBA Medly from Mama Mia.
Angus Struthers, Marketing Director for Cunard Line said "Hollywood Rocks is a brand new production specially crafted for our guests aboard Queen Victoria. With emotionally-charged music, extravagant dance numbers and spectacular costumes, the show is an exuberant ride through the cinematic ages, featuring some of the most famous movies ever made."
Nick Thomas, Chairman of Qdos Entertainment Group, the creaters of Hollywood Rocks said "Qdos Entertainment is proud to be the first choice in producing high end stage shows for Cunard's three Queens. Everyone has been really excited to work on Hollywood Rocks, and I know guests on board Queen Victoria have been swept away by the musicality and quality of production".
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A spring fashion show is taking place at Lightwater Shopping Village to support Ripon's Dementia Forward charity at Lightwater Shopping Village.
The event, taking place on Wednesday, March 26, from 2-3.30pm, will showcase a range of fashions and is especially aimed at providing spring and summer season ideas for ladies, with a few outfit ideas for gents also planned.
Modelled by local volunteers the show will include outfits styled by retail manager Jill Taylor featuring some of the shopping villages most popular brands: Tayberry, Tigi, Klass, Autonomy and CMD. A personal shopping service will also be available.
Dementia Forward community liaison officer Netty Newell said: "It's wonderful when local business supports us in this way. The money raised from the fashion show will have a very positive impact in our local community supporting people affected by dementia."
Tickets £5 (which includes refreshments and 10 per cent off any purchases) are available on the door or in advance on 01765 635321.


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Legge, D. and Baxendale, P. R. (2004) 'The strategic control of an ant-based routing system using neural net q-learning agents.', AISB 2004 Convention : motion, emotion and cognition. Leeds, England.
Agents have been employed to improve the performance of an Ant-Based Routing System on a communications network. The Agents use Neural Net based Q-Learning approach to adapt their strategy according to conditions and learn autonomously. They are able to manipulate parameters that affect the behaviour of the Ant-System. The Ant-System is able to find the optimum routing configuration with static traffic conditions. However, under fast-changing dynamic conditions, such as congestion, the system is slow to react; due to the inertia built up by the best routes. The Agents reduce this drag by changing the speed of response of the Ant-System. For best results, the Agents must cooperate by forming an implicit society across the network.
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March 3, 2008 Meeting Notice
Posted 2-28-08 3:23 p.m
Notice is hereby given that the Coordinating Board for Higher Education - Higher Education Funding Policies Task Force will conduct a meeting from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Monday, March 3, 2008 at the Missouri Department of Higher Education in the large annex conference room. The address is: 205 Jefferson Street, Jefferson City, MO 65102. The purpose of this meeting is to continue discussions that focus on "special initiatives," performance, and adequacy components of the new funding policies.
The tentative agenda for this meeting includes:
- Review of Investment Strategies "Triangle"
At the February meeting, HEF discussed the Investment Strategies "Triangle." What additional comments and suggestions do Task Force members have?
- Discussion of Strategic Initiatives
HEF discussed the various strategic initiatives at its February meeting.
Access and Success – information needed for 2-year at risk graduation rates
Maintenance and Repair Funding
Research and Service
Teachers for the Future
What additional comments do Task Force members have?
- Performance Incentive Funding
HEF discussed performance funding linked to the performance indicators required by SB389 consisting of:
- 2 statewide measures – Degrees/certificates awarded and Licensure exam pass rates
- 1 statewide measure that may be sector-specific (tbd)
- 2 institutional measures (tbd)
- Discussion of "Adequacy" Issue
The Task Force discussed a three-pronged approach as outlined in the "triangle": core support, strategic initiatives, performance funding. The core is the first priority, strategic initiatives the second priority, and performance funding the third. COPHE and MCCA were working on proposals to address equity within sectors – what is the status of these proposals?
- Schedule of Activities/Topics for Discussion
April: Recommendations proposed by Task Force to institutions
June:Presentation to CBHE
The news media may obtain copies of this notice by contacting:
Heather Fabian
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Jefferson City, MO 65102
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I'll let you in on a little secret. The first step toward improving yourself is to understand Pareto's Law…
So who is Pareto and why is his law so important? Well, he was a economist, sociologist, and engineer (i.e. a genius). He mathematically proved that 80% of outputs result from 20% of inputs and that this rule applied to almost every area of life:
1. Psychology and skill: Tony Robbins says that success requires 80% mindset and only 20% skill. Having the right mental attitude is much more important than being smart or talented. This is why improving yourself is so crucial to becoming rich.
2. Wealth distribution: 80% of all wealth and income is possessed 20% of people. Ever heard of a thing called the income gap?
3. Sales: 80% of your profits come from 20% of your products. If you want to make more money, start promoting the 20% of products that bring in most of your money.
4. Customers: 80% of sales come from 20% of your customers. I hope you're bending over backwards to please the 20%!
5. Traffic: 80% of your visitors come from 20% of your advertising efforts. Test and track as many traffic sources as you can and identify the top 20% best-performing ones. Spend more of your time and money in them.
Isn't it crazy how this simple principal applies to so many things in life? Now, please do yourself a favor and use this to get the most out of your time and efforts. Focus on the 20% that produce 80%.


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FINNIE--Isabel M. On November 21, 2005. Beloved sister of the late Agnes F. Hall. Devoted aunt of Thomas and Linda Hall & great aunt of Thomas and Kim and Carolyn. Service Monday at 11 AM at Grace Church (East 10th Street & Broadway). Interment Mount Hope Cemetery, Hastings on Hudson, NY. In lieu of flowers donations to the New York City Rescue Mission, 90 Lafayette St., NY, NY 10013, 212-226-6214, in Isabel's memory would be appreciated. For further info: call Greenwich Village Funeral Home 212-674-8055.


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Lincoln Paper Case Study
The onQ disaster recovery solution protects both the domain controllers and Citrix servers for production applications and can easily scale to protect additional servers. onQ provides full recovery in minutes instead of hours and also allows easily testing of its systems.
This brief case study shows how Lincoln Paper and Tissue succesfully implemented onQ disaster recovery system and eliminated costly and time-consuming system administration requirements.


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Did you have a nice weekend? I hope so! Hopefully you had a chance to get your fingers inky a bit. In fact, this Saturday was National Scrapbooking Day!
Well, this week at Heart 2 Heart Challenges, we're asking you to Take Five. This challenge can be interpreted in many ways. You can use five of the same thing or five different products. Hopefully this will help you think of many possibilities when completing your project.
I decided to use five different Close to My Heart products for my project. The card's dimensions are 4.5"x3.25". I love the combination of these colors together! It's a very bright and cheery card. :)
1. Card stock (White Daisy and Outdoor Denim)
2. MyAcrylix stamp sets (Honeycomb and a retired Thanks stamp set)
3. CTMH ink (Cotton Candy, Outdoor Denim, Juniper, and Whisper)
4. Outdoor Denim Bakers Twine
5. Grey Bitty Sparkles
I hope you have fun with this week's challenge. Thanks for visiting!


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A fashionable colourful look with high functionality, is what the Poivre Blanc Girl's Bib Pant is all about. The shell fabric has an outstanding performance in terms of elasticity, waterproofness and breathability, providing her warmth and comfort whilst out on the slopes. As she grows so does the Girl's Bib Pant, thanks to an adjustable leg length and brace snaps. The inner gaiter helps to keep the snow out of the pants and the embroidery detailing adds a stylish finish.
- High elastic back waist
- Waterproof breathable
- Adjustable brace snaps
- Reinforced bottom legs
- Nylon inner gaiter
- Adjustable leg length
- DWR lamination
Elegant, sophistication, grace are just a couple of characteristics associated with Poivre Blanc. This seasons range, adds an injection of colour into the range, with the Jennifer Jacket having 5 colour choices. The wealth of flowers, snowflakes and geometric shapes are refined, that gives Poivre Blanc a very personal touch in every jacket.


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Allu Arjun-Harish Shankar Combination Movie, Allu Arjun-Harish Shankar New Movie, Allu Arjun-Harish Shankar New Film
Stylish Star Allu Arjun's next movie is going to be directed by Harish Shankar under star producer Dil Raju's Banner Sri Venkateswara Creations.
Earlier Allu Arjun's Arya and Parugu were produced under this banner and this will be the third film, on ther other side movies like Ramayya Vasthavayya and Subrahmanyam for Sale were directed by Harish Shankar under Sri Venkateswara Creations Banner and this will be the third film for him too.
Dil Raju stated that Harish Shankar build a story which will suit perfectly to our Allu Arjun image and body language. Official launch of this movie will be soon. DSP-Devi Sri Prasad will score music for this movie.


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Like most women, I have been lured by the promise of younger looking perfect skin that cosmetic manufacturers attach to their chemical laden products. Well, once you pass 40, foundation and powder only make you look waaaaaay older. But not this stuff. I wash my face, apply moisturizer and then put on this powder, and it looks as if I have great skin with no makeup. Even areas with large pores look good. The color (porcelain beige) works for me. I am a pale-skinned brown eyed woman with light brown hair. My skin has yellow/neutral undertones. Pink makeup is a no-no. This shade could be described as 2nd or 3rd from the palest, with neutral or yellow undertones. Hope that helps. Down side: can be drying.
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Henna is a lot of trouble and makes a big mess. It's a commitment. If you do not want a bunch of chemicals on your head, henna is the only way I know of to cover gray. On my hair this was not as dark as I had hoped. Chestnut is my natural color. I have to use red henna on my gray roots to get them orange, then apply chestnut or sable henna to cover the orange. Gray roots require double-processing with henna to turn them brown. The first application of lawsonia inermis (red henna) binds to the gray hair and coats it; subsequent applications of indigo (the ingredient in this that makes it brown not red) adhere to the red henna coating. It is a lot of trouble and a work in progress. However, I have done this for close to a year and finally have glossy, shiny, thick brown hair. A year ago I had thin, splitting, damaged, artificially dyed hair that was too ash - now the color is back to my natural chestnut. Research henna before you try this.
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Henna is truly a mess. You have to be so committed to avoiding chemicals to even fool with it. This product is a henna kit. First you apply the bright red henna undercoat (Step 1) to cover gray and give the second step something to bond to. Next you apply the Step 2 indigo/henna blend. Finally, you rinse for a long, long time. But this DOES actually cover gray. If you have gray roots, henna alone does not cover them. It is twice the work, but you need to use a kit like this to cover gray effectively. Medium brown is a good color, not too dark. I once used the dark brown version of this and ended up with black strands. So I stick with medium brown. INDIGO is impossible to remove. Do a strand test. PS You cannot go into chlorinated water once you have hennaed your hair unless you wear a bathing cap. Chlorinated pool water WILL turn your hair forest green. Word to the wise.
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Maybe it seems weird to eat dirt, but there are lots of minerals in this and it alkalizes your pH. I got this when I ran out of Redmond Clay, which I also like a lot. This clay is lighter than Redmond, very fine and silky with a texture similar to cornstarch and a light gray-green color. It has a sweetish taste. If you have taken clay before, you already know the taste. I will probably alternate this with Redmond. I can't prove anything, but I feel better. It helps my digestion and does not dehydrate me the way magnesium seems to. Now this is really going to sound weird, but somehow I feel calmer and more grounded when I take this. Perhaps there is a micromineral in this that I am otherwise lacking, who knows. But it's similar to the effect of Earthing (q.v.).
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This does lighten dark circles and spider veins. It takes time, and it does not make them completely disappear - but then again it is not surgery or bizarre toxic chemicals. It works on me, but I tend to have a Vitamin K deficiency. I am a "free bleeder" who takes K supplements. Maybe that is why this product worked for me. If your dark circles have another cause, it may not work as well for you. Also helps fade bruises. I can tell a difference.
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The Seduction color sounds vampy, but when you apply it, it's actually a warm brick rose color, very neutral. Great for everyday when you don't want obvious color but you are trying to make sure your lips don't "disappear." My only criticism is that the lipstick has a grainy feel to it. However, I love that the ingredients are safe. Will buy again.


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Weather Mapping - Data Collection And Transmission
hours forecasts conditions organization
Today, data on weather conditions around the world are collected by more than 10,000 individuals stations, hundreds of ships at sea, and a variety of instruments traveling through Earth's atmosphere. These data are transmitted regularly four times a day: usually at 0:00 hours, 6:00 hours, 12:00 hours, and 18:00 hours (Greenwich Mean Time). The data are used by national weather services to develop weather maps and forecasts for their own regions. Overseeing these individuals forecasts is the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), an international organization consisting of more than 130 nations. WMO is responsible for ensuring that all stations follow standard collection and transmission procedures and for the exchange of weather information among member nations.
The data sent from an observation station to the central collecting point are transmitted by a standard code consisting of number blocks. Meteorologists understand the significance of each block of numbers and translate them into specific weather conditions such as barometric pressure, temperature, and wind speed.


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Hades and Persephone
Surely, I've been buried long enough!
No! Stay a while longer,
In my bed, in the shadows and the flames.
But I can feel the sun from here-through deep earth and deeper rock. Haven't I stayed long enough?
I cannot feel the sun when you're away,
Only cold stones and empty stares from vacant souls.
I am a lonely king
And you are my only solace.
But you promised! We had an agreement!
I didn't think I would need you so,
Your starlit mortality, your earthy fragility
You brought life to a barren place and
I cannot do without.
But we agreed...
Aren't you happy here?
Tell me you've been happy!
I could not bear the slightest wisp
Of sorrow on your brow.
I've been happy. But I am always half a world away and I ache for it. And my mother is waiting. You promised her too-
Please stay-
You promised.
I know.
I know you must go.
But I want you to stay.
I can't.
Promise you'll come back.
Promise that you'll bring the spring,
The summer, warmth and breezes
Down with you.
Promise you'll miss me.
I am destined to miss one life or the other. Don't be sad. I'll come back when the earth begins to die again.
I'll try.
Go then.
But come back to me.
I promise.
I love you.
I am a lonely king.


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Today, Representative Bill Owens announced the USDA will fund distance learning and telemedicine upgrades that will connect 41 rural New York schools to advanced placement classes, medical courses, specialized instructors and other resources. The USDA will provide $987,267 in grants to schools within the Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) jurisdictions in Jefferson, Lewis, Herkimer, St. Lawrence, Hamilton and Oneida counties.
"Technology closes the distance between students and the people who can teach them the skills they need to land good-paying jobs," Representative Bill Owens said. "I am pleased the USDA recognizes the unique challenges students in rural New York face. These grants will give students a great start as they prepare to develop the skills they need to fill currently-open jobs in the area."
According to the New York State Department of Labor, as of December 13, 2013 there are currently 189 open health care jobs in St. Lawrence County, four in Lewis County, 124 in Jefferson County and five in Herkimer County. Data was not available for Oneida County and Hamilton County reported no open health care jobs for that round of reporting.
"Focusing our resources on training the area's young people for the available jobs is a commonsense investment that will strengthen our economy," Rep. Owens continued.
The BOCES organizations receiving the grants will use the funds to purchase video teleconferencing units. One grant totaling $487,267 will fund upgraded technology and equipment at a BOCES hub site in Watertown that will let the region's students access advanced medical and mental health courses conducted at regional colleges including: Clarkson University, Jefferson Community College, LeMoyne College, Syracuse University and the Syracuse University School of Medicine.
A second grant totaling $500,000 will allow for technological upgrades in St. Lawrence and Lewis counties that will help BOCES consolidate low-demand courses, offer advanced placement courses, and enrichment programs. It will also support individualized learning and special needs education, teacher training, continuing education and adult learning programs. Of the 41 schools receiving technology purchased with the grants, 19 will be able to provide their students with distance learning programs for the first time.
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HMS Belfast just keeps getting better! After opening up its operations room earlier in the year, the ship has now added an exciting installation allowing you to experience the atmosphere and conditions of a cramped gun turret.
Guest blogger Mark Baynes went along to find out more:
Visitors to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London are often surprised to see HMS Belfast moored just a stone's throw away. Those who venture inside this mighty warship are in for another surprise as they can now experience the reality of fighting at sea during World War II with the new Gun Turret Experience.
Step inside the triple gun turret overlooking the Belfast's quarterdeck and you will see, hear and most certainly feel the central gun being raised and fired. The physical and emotional sensations are certain to be vivid memories to take from a trip to the heart of London.
The Gun Turret Experience: A Sailor's Story, 1943 has been developed with the help of Royal Navy veterans and eye witness accounts from the archives of the Imperial War Museum.
Exhibitions Manager Cressida Finch said:
"This installation came about because we wanted to find ways of making the experience of working on HMS Belfast more understandable for our visitors especially for families. During our research we looked at a variety of people who worked in the gun turrets, especially in the Battle of the North Cape. In the storyline that you will hear we have woven together the words of the actual people who fought there."
HMS Belfast, Morgan's Lane, Tooley Street, SE1 2JH


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Last updated on September 22nd, 2014 at 03:17 pm.
This is officially important news.
I have gone down a belt hole. My belt is now one hole tighter. That's about 2cm shorter than the previous hole.
As of when I put my belt on before going to work this afternoon, my belt is now 2cm shorter than it was yesterday.
It's funny, I've been walking every day or 2 for the past couple of weeks before breakfast, which sometimes means breakfast isn't until 12 or later, but all the same, I have been walking before breakfast. I have been going for an average of 45 mins to an hour and 15 mins each time, aiming for an hour of course.
It looks like it's started to pay off. No big surprise though, but despite my belt size going down, I weigh more. My legs don't look any musclier than they did before though.
In addition to the walking, the past few days I have been doing a shorter walk, 15-20 minutes or so, as a warm up and then jogging. Yep, me, jogging. I bet you didn't see that coming.
Not a long jog mind you, only 200m or so, then my lovely weak ankles decide that they aren't going to jog any further and if I decide to keep going, they will stay behind. Thus I walk again for another 15-20 mins to warm down and yeah.
It's funny though, I find an hour walk doesn't tire me out anymore, my ankles start to ache, but that's about it. That's why I decided to start doing a bit of jogging. Even the jogging I feel like I could go further if it wasn't for my ankles giving out.
Ah well.
Have a good one, only an hour and a half until I get to go home and play with my new computer parts.


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Kings seek third straight win against Blackhawksby Alex Kinkopf / Los Angeles Kings
BLACKHAWKS (9-6) at KINGS (10-7)
GAME FOUR: The Kings are looking to extend their series lead tonight following a 4-3 win Saturday night in Game 3. Their offense has driven their success the past two games, scoring a combined 10 goals on the Blackhawks in Games two and three. The Kings, with 56 goals scored during the playoffs, are averaging 3.29 goals per game, much better than their regular season average of 2.42.
70's FEEL: The Kings' second line of Tyler Toffoli, Jeff Carter, and Tanner Pearson has been on an absolute tear this series. So far, Carter has registered eight points (4G, 4A), Toffoli has three goals, and Pearson has four assists. As a line, they've totaled in with 15 points in the first three games of this series. Can 'That 70's Line' come through again tonight?
CONTROLLING KANE: The Kings have kept Chicago's star forward Patrick Kane off the score sheet so far this series, taking one of the league's most prolific scorers out of the mix. Kane, however, has the ability to break out and become dangerous at any given moment. The Kings also kept Kane scoreless through the first three games of their Western Conference Finals series last year, but went on to score four goals in the final two games, eliminating the Kings from the postseason.
SPECIAL TEAMS: The Kings held the Blackhawks' power play scoreless in four opportunities in Game 3 Saturday night. Chicago is now 1-for-21 in power play situations on the road in the playoffs this year, the worst mark in the NHL. Slava Voynov netted the Kings' first goal Saturday on the power play, and Drew Doughty launched home the game-winner seconds after a Blackhawks penalty expired. Can the Kings remain strong on the penalty kill, and continue to pose a threat on the power play tonight?
DOUGHTY: "This game is very important. If we lose this game tonight, it puts them right back in the series, gives them a little bit of momentum. If we win, we're going back to Chicago up 3-1 and that's a place we want to be in."


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It finally happened :( supply question **oook...another question
15 months pp and AF has come for a visit
I have never nursed while having AF so what can I expect?
sooo, this is my first time using mama cloth
usuallly by now, i am DYING of cramps, and i am bleeding like a stuck pig, but today....
im barely cramping, and still just spotting, light pink with some brown..i dont think its even getting to the pad, mainly just when i wipe(sorry :/)
i poas yesterday, and it was neg so im 90% sure its not implantation, esp cause ive NEVER had that with my other 3 kids
is this just cause of the no chemicals in mama cloth? if so..DAMN! i wish id known about them years ago, lol
You may not notice anything. Your nipples may feel tender when you have AF or when you ovulate. Baby may want to nurse more if your supply dips. I'm guessing you probably won't notice anything different.
Everything should be fine, sometimes you see a small dip but nursing on demand should be just fine especially after a year and sometimes baby hates the taste of hormonal milk
well, he nursed just fine, AND i leaked out the other bewb, lol
so i dont think ill have any issues with supply...i hope lol
he doesnt seem phased by any taste difference, so thats good!!
My first period was always really light, kind of a mini period. Sorry, the cloth pads are not THAT good :-)


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In August 2010 I was given a rare opportunity to ride in a zeppelin. Now zeppelin's are a lot like blimps, but there is a difference. Zeppelins have a rigid metal frame which aids in maneuverability, bad weather, and safety. A blimp doesn't have a frame. It is just a large shaped "balloon".
My zeppelin ride took place in Salem, which is the capital of Oregon. I arrived at the airport, went through training and safety procedures, then was driven to the middle of the airport runway strip, where the zeppelin was waiting. Those of us on the zeppelin were told that fewer than 10,000 people in the world have ever ridden in a zeppelin. Oh, and the zeppelin had a toilet in it – it was called "the loo with a view" as there's a window you can look out while doing your business.
It was quite the adventure that I had the privilege of catching on video in order to share with you. Below is that video:
Zeppelin Ride in Salem, Oregon


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Miracle Blanked for Tenth Time, 7-0
July 13, 2005 - Florida State League (FSL) - Fort Myers Miracle News Release
FORT MYERS, FL (July 13, 2005) - The shutouts are starting to pile up for the Fort Myers Miracle offense as they were blanked for the 10th time this season and second time in three days, by the Palm Beach Cardinals, losing 7-0 on Wednesday night at Hammond Stadium.
The Miracle scattered just seven hits, five of them singles and never had a runner reach third. Kyle Phillips had the only two extra base hits, doubling in the fourth and sixth. Brock Peterson was the other bright spot getting a single to right-center in his final at bat to extend his hit streak to 10 games.
Cardinals starter Josh Axelson, who entered the game with an ERA of 5.35, stifled the Miracle by going seven shutout innings allowing four hits while walking one and striking out six in picking up his fourth win of the season.
Miracle starter Scott Tyler had a rough night. He lasted just three innings and couldn't find the plate in the second. With one on and two out in the he proceeded to walk four straight batters, forcing in two runs. In the third he gave up a solo homer to Brian Martin, his second of the season and the 14th long ball allowed by Tyler this season. Tyler finished the evening giving up three runs in three innings while walking four.
The Miracle bullpen didn't fare much better as each reliever allowed at least one run. Jannio Gutierrez went three innings allowing two unearned runs in the sixth. Josh Gray went two innings allowing one run on three hits and Jay Sawatski gave up one run in his inning of relief.
The same two teams meet Thursday night at 7:05 p.m. at Hammond Stadium. The Miracle send LHP Justin Jones (2-1, 4.91) to the hill against Cardinals LHP Eric Haberer (4-3, 2.88). The game can be heard live on Sports Radio 770 ESPN.
• Discuss this story on the Florida State League message board...
Florida State League Stories from July 13, 2005
- Miracle Blanked for Tenth Time, 7-0 - Fort Myers Miracle
- Cardinals roughed up in 13-6 loss to Ft. Myers - Palm Beach Cardinals
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.


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Six Minnesota residents sued Gov. Tim Pawlenty on Thursday over unilateral budget cuts he made without legislative approval, alleging he violated state laws and the state constitution.
The lawsuit filed in Ramsey County District Court names the Republican governor and three of his Cabinet members. It seeks class-action status for everyone who will lose state aid for medically prescribed diets or get smaller property tax refunds for renters.
The case will test Pawlenty's use of an obscure executive power called "unallotment."
He used the authority to slice $2.7 billion from the state's two-year budget after he and lawmakers failed to erase a deficit during the legislative session that ended in May. Pawlenty vetoed tax increases approved by the Democrats who control the Legislature, opting to cut more spending and delay payments to schools to balance the budget.
Pawlenty reduced property tax refunds for renters and eliminated funding for the special diet program as of Nov. 1.
The lawsuit says the governor went beyond his authority by using his powers instead of calling a special session. It also claims that his action violated the constitutional separation of powers.
"This lawsuit puts a human face on what the governor did," said former U.S. Attorney David Lillehaug, who has counseled clients on the state's unallotment statute.
Pawlenty spokesman Brian McClung said the governor is "confident in our legal authority to utilize unallotment."


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TBI F1HHT FBIBHli delivered to subscribers la
Cincinnati, Covington and Newport, ulrad
rounding cities and towns, at ths ex
tremely low price of '
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Single ooples Jo.; 1 month 40c.j 1 month! It; 1 roar U.
COBHM SIXTH AirnVntl-STBKITS.
Jour A. Blulsb, Ja.......-8ole Losses ana Manager.
IMS," in all its integrity, with appropriate scenery,
drestms and appointments, for 1 HIS (Monday)
KVtlNINQ, November 14. Nothing has bean ne
illected which might add Ituter and effect to the pre.
duoiion of this, one of the most beautiful creations
of the poet's genius,
Mrs Anderson and Miss Elswortby
Have been expressly engaied to givs thlimngnlft-
. cent production all eclat and effeot.
THIS (Monday) and TO-MOBBOW (Tuesday)
EVENINGS, November 14 and l,wlll be presented,
unaltered and unabrldred, sbakspeare's grand five
act Comedy, entitled
, v Or, The Mercnant or Venice.
rortia.... .... ......,
Lauocelot Gobbo,,
.,.Mr. Anderson
..Him Klswortby
..ilr. Lang-don
air. mister
Mr. Head
Mr. Ilann
Duke of Venice,
Mr. Fisher
....Mr. Hall
.alias Denbam
Miu Waits
Dance, by.............. ....Diss KatePennoyer
avsr The performance will eommence each erening
wlthaFAVOBITB IAHOE. '
aurDoora open at6; Curtain rises at 1H o'clock.
Pbicic or Admission Dress Circle and Parqnette,
M cents; Gallery, ii cents.
JeJ AT I O N ALJP II EAT E R.
Tint night of the popular Tragedian,
TH18 (Monday) EVENING, rJovember 14, and
every evening during the week, will be acted, the
great Legendary Drama, from the German of Goethe,
entltlud .... . 1 . ' '
Faust and Marguerites
Mcphlstophllos... Mr. J. B. Bsberts
Fuust (an aged Scholar.' ....Mr. O. Stuart
Dance by............................ Miss Jonnlo Bight.
The performance will commence with the laugh
able farce called
TI1K HEW NATIONAL HOTIIi, adjoining the
Theater, Is now open for tli reception of guests.
Booms can be obtained by tba day or week, and
lunula furnished at all hours
Ni 'TICK. Tradeiman and others are cantloned
iwiinst furnlililng any articles for the theater with
out a written order, signed by the Manager.
piKE'S OPERA-HOUSE.
CmS. M. B ARRAS,
Dramatic .Temple
WHL OFJCN rOB THE SEASON WITH A
Grand Galaxy of Talented Artistes,
Comprising many of the
FIRST NAMES in the PROFESSION.
tfV For full partloulars, soa future advertisement.
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'Ji H E O LY-M PI C.
rOIJBTU-ST., BET. MAIN AND BYOAMOBJf.
Lessee and Proprietor, JSO. HOWOBTB.
This new and beautfnl TEMPLE OF THB MUSES
opened for the season on
With a full Anil tatnntad DRAMATIC AND CON
VKKI TKOIU'E, selected from the different thea
ters and opera oompantoa of the Union. -Admission
10 cents. For particulars see small
The " Olymplo Suloon " will be open at all honrs
during the day. The Bars are stocked with choice
v int'8, bluuora una Uigurs.
No. 306 Vlne-M. bet. Fifth and Sixth.
that lie baa established a regular depot for tba
ale of all kinds of salt-w ater Fish, fresh from New
York ; alto Lake Fish from Cleveland and Sandusky;
together with clams and Oysters n the shell, Lou
tarn, ilralm. Enli lalivfl). and all binds of seasonable
Uameaud Can Oysters.. He will furnish the above-
named articles u it it A fa, n -man a i uinii
Dl.rK in THE (1ITY Fumllv orders nromntlv
Hooded to and sent home free of charge. Pleas.
oall and 've vonr orders. ooi4
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In
Nonps, l'erfumery, Fancy Goods, eVe.,
No. 978 MAIN-STREET,
V Tl JOBBERS BY CALLING) AND
1 JL. examining my Stock will And that
am selling lower than any other honse In the city,
TaT0TI0E TO BUILDERS. PROPOSALS
JS will be received at the office of I Borers,
Son a Co., No. 16a vine-street, until tne zutn oi no
vnmliAr. Iimt.. at 12 o'clock, far bulldinir the new
Cincinnati Hospital, on the sits of the present
building, bounded by Western-row, Twelfth-street
Hno nuaini iauai. M , .
Bids to be received for the whole job, ana not
Mirm. All bid. to be made to conform to the nlans.
niiciflcatlona and terms of bids: all of which mar
een at the offloe of Isaiah .Rogers, Son A Co.,
v tno-strot.
No bid will bs received unless thsf conform to and
AittmnilAnii thAnrlntad form.! aim. tllA bidders
name the price they will, allow for the old materials
The security Intended to be offered for the faithful
performance of the contrast to namea in tne Din..
Chairman Com. of Council of Public Buildings.
Cincinnati, 0.. Nov. 1, IBM), noltt
Money! Money! Money!
ItemoTCdrroa 06 West Slxtn-atraot.
-meTONEY LOANED ON WATCHES, JVW-
.TJBLJUiJlw 1 BUU Bll BIUUB VI AltVUUUllV
ratM of Interest, at No. 17S Vint-itrMt, l-twMa
Fourtn auin rum - i
Book Binding
M. ronrtU-street, between Main andSjcamore, Cln-
clnnAtt. '
Ajeriie-blndlng In' every style. Muslv Books neat.
ly buu uurauiy oouaa. v. vnvj mm,
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ALEXANDER JTOHNSlOls'.
J CHANT Sales-rooms No. 7 East Third -street-Will
attend to the sales of Beal Sstate, Personal
Property, Dry Goods, Bardwaro, Bats, Boots, Bhoes,
Groceries, Ynralture, Ac Bavins procured
services of a competent salesman, all business
meet witn on paten ana prompt returns, uasn
vances made on goods for publlo sales. Consign
moots eouciteu. jMier w umi uwuw gvuerany.
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Manufactory, 39 Tine St. H
just received aa Importation of oholoe Brandy
In M and H Casks, Otard. Dupny Co.. and Dsnls,
aionnie 4B uo. - ror naie wnoiesaie ana retail. '
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It is estimated that the British nation
pends annually about $2 000.000 for perfum
ery. . .
cublio dinntT is to be (riven the
Eon. Roger A. Pryor.ai, Richmond, V., 80th
instant. ,
fitS By a oenini rsosntly taken it is shown
that Xeola has a population of 5,076, of which
on are negroes.
& The well-known establishment of Iisy
Laterus, the noted pugilist, of Buffalo) was
burnt on the night of the 10th.
"The first horahead of tobaooo. this sea
son, was sold at Richmond, Va., on the 7th
Inst., at $8 pet hundred pounds.
When the man pushed his wife Into
the fire, he gallantly remarked, "Let the toast
be dear womat."
jf Almost the only person we ever heard
of that was not spoiled by being lionised, was
a Jew named Daniel.
3TA boy eight years old. the son of John
Wetssl, purposely blew up a negro lad with
gunpowder, in Baltimore on Thursday, dap ger
oualy injuring the inoffensive fellow.
IBS' A Jackson (Miis.'l paper oalls a new
pistol gallery in that town a '(hall of soienoe."
The loience, wa suppose, that teaohes the
"young idea how to shoot."
4&0n Friday Mrs. Susan Tavlor. residing
in Philadelphia, eut her throat while laboring
under derangement oaused by long-oontinued
indisposition. , . . , ,. ,
n May last. Dr. Geo. B. VTindship,
the strong man of Eoxbury, was able to lift
929 pound. He can now lift 1,032 pounds
with his hands.
oratlo paper, hat been suspended. It is said
the publisher, embarrassed beyond further en
durance, has left for parts unknown, and that
the ofiloe is advertised for sale.
An Interesting "girl of eight years,
daughter of W. E. C, Harrison, of. Baltimore,
died there on Wednesday night from injuries
sustained by the exploaion of a camphene
lSmp. .. ! ; i ! i .
ffiSCaT)tain John Ilodgkinson. one oT the
oldest citizenB of Baltimore, died in that city
on Thursday, upward of seventy years of age.
Captain II. served in the war of 1812 as a pri
vate. " ' 1
9" One Captain Cloud made an ascension
in a balloon from Lanoaster, last week. The
greatest bight attained was one and a-half
miles, after which the Captain and the balloon
landed safely.
Major Peterson, a negro stevedore,
struok Motes Jackson, another of his olaasand
color, with a piece of soantling, in Baltimore,
last Thursday, completely crushing in his
forehead, and causing speedy death.
g-sOn Monday of last week an altercation
took place between two men named Kennedy
and Thompson, at Lanoaster. Ky., in which
the latter shot the former, the wound proving
tatal. .
fgt There are finished and In nse In Great
Britain 9.000 miles of Railroad, whioh ooat
seventeen hundred millions of dollars, or say
eighty thousand dollars per mile, producing an
average dividend of three per cent. -
' Wednesdav of last weak, two men
named Gilbert and Waysman got into a fight
atj Sneedvillu, Tenn., during which Gilbert
struck waysman on tne neaa wiw a Btone,
killing pirn instantly. , .
'!4r-At Mnnole. Ind.. on Tuesday last.
Daniel II. Allen was driving aoroaa the fail
road track, when bis horse became frightened
and ran away, upsetting the buggy, and
oauaing Mr. A.'s speedy death. ,
9-The lonUiana Baptitl says that the Rev.
J. R. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptitt,
preached in Mt. Lebanon, La., last week, to a
arora and vahent audience for thret how
and a quarter! The audience must have been
lineal uesueauauvs ua vvw
js2The Count Montemolin, the pretender
to the throne of Spain, has arrived in Paris,
and taken rooms in the Hotol du Rhin, occu-
nvinir. it is said, the identical room formerly
tnn anted bv Louis Napoleon when he was a
deputy in the .National Assembly.
flfAn irreverent editor of one of our ooun-
try exouaugos, in u arkiuiv vu xuauaoiviu,
exDressss his earnest opposition to the observa
tion or tne aav. anu sententioasiy, nut raiuer
inelegantly, remarks that, if day of general
drinking and cursing be appointed, he wishes
to be oounted in.
its' The Paris correspondent of the Boston
Trrnirlltr snva that Louis Nanoleon has re
cently had another and most violent attack ol
that nervous disarrangment which has been
so frequently spoken or, ana wnicn, ii is
feared will, sooner or later, make him a con
firmed maniac.
Kds-WA lonii frnm tha flonthiAnfl. fUTv.
ivews mat m movement uu too iu iio w
tAniAAn TlLtiMftfc of HarrlRnn. to make a now
county. Harrison is toe large, being nearly
lorty miles wiae, ana out in two oj tue uunu
T.ialiinir River, whlnh is overflown half the
year, and is at suon times impasiaoie.
jtarThe New York Herald very poor
anTsSnitifw asi avanr Ann LnAWaJlflTra fllftf. til
amount kid out for public plunder during the
UUaXllJUg WIU VCi f 111 iiuav vivjf iu ww puoijh va
Mi.lvnosvsi Dofiaty AnlayorAmAtirJi. fAm'Afl. tTi
various other schemes, will probably amount
W BliV UA DOT CU tUlUlUUD V UU1UNDS t
Lours Nipoliob's Objict ik Aidiko SpaIit,
The London DatVy Ntm believes that Louis
Napoleon is using Spain as his eatspaw in the
Spain-Morocoo war, his object being to obtain
control of the Straits of Gibraltar and the
Mediterranean Sea, and say 1 1 '
The Spanish Government, in their last ultl
matum, demand ten miles of the Moorish
coast around uenta, ami opposite uinraitar,
Probably, even ir this demand naa been oom
plied with, they would have sent a fourth ulti
matum, and have demanded twenty. It is
pretty dear that their demand before the war
being what we have just seen, their demands
after the war will be all the territory that force
of arms oan wrest from the Emperor of Mo
rocco, and possibly the whole coast from
Ceuta to Mogador. This would give them
the virtual command of the Straits of Gibraltar,
whioh are scarcely more than eighteen miles
wide, while the currents, the soundings, and
the length of modern oannot shot, would give
the possessors of both coasts an advantage
which onr possession of the solitary rook could
hardly countervail. Snob, an advantage In the
hands of Spain would be virtually an ad
vantage in the hands of Franee; for if Paris
oan control Madrid, Paris thereby rales in
Spanish Moroooo, and thus avoid for the
present the oourse expedient of an indefinite
extension OI ner Algerian aominiuus. -y k.
i 1mm Hceius-Satibs Batrr Ai,iTT.The pu
ailiatio match between John Heenan and
Bayers U arranged to take place in England
next J use. Morrissey 'S engagement wimuee
nan is deferred until after the above encounter,
Morrissey will not be present at Seym' and
Heenan's fltht. bnt if the latter wins. he him
self will fight him for the ehampionihlp
England la that country.
Particulars the Execution of Joseph
W. Thornton in St. Louis—Extraordinary
Composure of the Criminal.
The telegraph has ehwailv In fnrmAil na nf
the exeoution, on Fridaylgst, of Joseph W.
Thornton for the murder of Joseph Charless,
in St. Louis, who, it will be remembered, was
shot on the 8d of June last by Thornton while
walking on 'Market-street, between Third and
Fourth. The deed was not committed at
night, nor in an unfrequented part of the
city, but at the hour of nine o'clock in the
morning, in one of the most orowded thor
oughfares. ills demeanor during confinement was not
that of one who regretted the commission of
the act for which he must forfeit his life. He
frequently asserted that he should do the same
thing again under the same circumstances and
with the same opportunity. . 1
During a great portion of Thursday, the day
preoeding the exeoution, the arrival of the Gov
ernor was very anxiously looked for by the
friends of the condemned man, thongh he him
self expressed no eonoern in the matter, and
wnen informed at a late hour that nothing had
as yet been done for him, he replied: "I am
prepared for the worn t I will die like a man."
Saturday's Jdinouri .Democrat observes:
Thornton has been considered by some per
sons, since the murder, a man naturally vioious.
But we are quite confident that suoh has never
been his disposition. Judging from his phre
nologio&l appearanoe, we should say he was a
very sensitive man one who could not, like
some, "sleep off" the idea of resenting a real
or supposed injury to bis person, and more
particularly to his character. He was, also,
when not assailed by troubles, of an intel
lectual turn of mind, and was more inclined to
reading and study than to soaloty and what is
commonly oalled amusement.
The particulars of the exeoution are thus
given in that journal: r
Preparations for the execution were com-
menoed at twelve o'clock, by Deputy Marshal
Eves, who adjusted the rope around the beams,
and put the trap-door of the scaffold in its
proper position. Every officer conneoted with
tne jail was besieged with persons asking ques
tions as to what time it would take nlaoa. ata..
but no very definite answer could be given.
The friends of the condemned seentcd anx
ious, if possible, to exhaust all the time al
lowed by the sentence, in hopes that the Gov
ernor would ohango his wind, as it was un
derstood that a dispatch had been sent to him
m tne morning, asking for a respite. The
moments were almost counted bv the carsona
who had assembled inside the iail vnrd to
gratify their curiosity, until three o'clock,
wnen tne prisoner, supported on eaonside by
one of the deputy marshals, descended the
steps from the jail. Immediately behind
mm touowea tne reverened gentlemen who
had ministered so faithfully to his spiritual
wants during his confinement, ; v
On emerging from the jail, Thornton recog
nised two or three old aoqualntanoes in the
crowd, who stood eagerly watohing bis ap
proach. On seeing them a pleasant smile
appealed upon his countenance, and "giving a
gentle bow of his head, he passed on to the
steps of the scaffold, whioh he ascended more
rapidly and vigorously than did any person
Hoeomjianying mm. ug reaching tne top Of
the scaffold he seated himself between the two
clergymen, and looked around him, as if de
sirous of seeing some one he knew. The
Bllgh test tremor was not visible is his move
ments, and his oonduot utterly astonished every
person who witnessed it.
. He was asked by the Marshal if he had any
thing to say, and replied in the negative by
shaking his head. He then declared himself
ready, and stood upon a box placed upon the
trap-door. The slightest quivering of a nerve
oould no.tbedeteotedin him, even now when he
saw tne death warrant whioh Mr. Cunning
ham held in his hand, and was about to read
to him.. This being done, Deputy Marshal
Eres proceeded to cover his faoe with a long
whitejoap, while Mr. Cunningham pinioned his
arms behind his back with a small cord. The
rope being adjusted, all the persons on the
scaffold who had accompanied the prisoner
stood dsck, n nue tne olergyman read prayers,
after which all was declared ready, and at
fourteen minutes past three o'clock, the mur
derer of Joseph Charless hung suspended be
tween heaven and earth. His neok was broken
by the fall, although a great many persons
thought life lurked and lingered in his body
tor more man seven minutes after.
After hanging sixteen minutes he was nro
nounced dead, and cut down. Then it was
ascertained, oontrary to expectations, that the
neok had been broken by the fall. After the
body had been taken down, the cap was taken
from the faoe that a few moments before was
animated and expressive. Strange to say, not
the least distortion had taken place, the
countenance being perfeotly natural, the mouth
and eyes partially open the latter having a
very glassy appearanoe.
Thi Favous BshritV Cass. The hearing
commenced yesterday, (Monday,) before Judge
Hininan, on the peuttoa of Mrs. . .Bennett lor
leave to remove her children out of the State.
She desires to go West, and the late deoree of
uivorce proniDits ner irom raxing ner cnitaren
out of the State. Mrs. Bennett testified, in
substance, that though the Doctor had en sev
eral occasions taken the children from the
yard, and once from the hall of the house, he
bad never visited tne noose to see tnem. Mhe
did not know that he treated them unkindly,
but he had never manifested any Interest, save
as stated. She farther said she thought she
had leBS than $2,500 left of the $4,000 granted
her as alimony. On the other hand, Dr. B.
claims that the 4,000 and the real estate in
George-street, which is owned by ner and the
children, is enough to support them. He says
that if she wishes to leave tue estate without
the children, he will give good bonds to take
New Haven Register,
Nov. 8.
"Gotham" a Trbu or Ripeoach. Gotham,
the name which New Yorkers proudly give
to their metropolis, is in England a term of
reproach, "the wise men of Gotham," being
generally laughed at. In Kelly's "Proverbs
of All Nations," the following explanation of
the term is given i
Gotham is a village of Nottinghamshire.
known te be the headquarters of stupidity in
this country, on whose inhabitants all sorts of
ridiculous stories might oe latnerea. xne
convenience of Having such a butt for sar
casm has been recognized by all nations.
The ancient Greeks had their Beotia, whioh
was for them what Buabta is tor tne modern
Germans. The Italians compared foolish
people to those of Zago, "who sowed needles
that they might have a crop of crowbars, and
dunged tne steeple to make it grow. -
DsSTBOCTIOir bt Fibi o ihs TJkitabia
Chcbch, at Rochistsb, N. Y. On Thursday
morning the unitarian fjnuroh, on Fitinugh
street. Rochester. N. Y was set on fire by some
un known vUlaln.end the edifice, the basement of
which was nsed as school-rooms, was com
pletely destroyed. , Loss $8,000; insurance
TThe latest advices from-W. H. Seward
are from Jaffa, in the Metiterranean Sea. He
has completed his journey up the valley of
tne fine to anoient xneoes; nan surveyed tne
pyramids, and he was about to proceed .to
Jerusalem, snd thence ty imatcus to tan-
Particulars the Arrest of Palmer,
the Alleged Harper's Ferry Conspirator.
Dr. W. R. Palmer, arrested in Memphis, as
we has e stated, on charge of oomplioity with
Captain Brown in the Harper's Ferry affair,
went to .that city last July, and was afterward
married to a lady, of Shelby County, from,
whom he fubiequently separated. On Thurs
day Palmer was examined and held in $2,500
ball, in defs nit of which he was committed to
prison. Thi' oiroumatanoes that led to his
arrest are that given In the Evening Argut oCA
Thursday: ; .
. A week or two an a gentleman, while seated
in a railroad ear between Baltimore and Phila
delphia, discovered, in the seat behind him a
man muffled to the chin, and apparently de
siring as much as possible to shield himself
from observation.
As the train neiired a station, the lattor
rose to his feet and left the car as he did so,
accidentally dropping two letters and a small
memorandum on the floor. The gontleman
picked them up, and finding that one of the
letters was sealed and addressed to John
Brown, his suspicions were arouaed. The
other bore the superscription of a man named
Horner, directed to some point in Virginia,
and had been , opened. Satisfied that this
letter could throw some light on the seeming
mystery, he perused its contents. And well
th ey repaid hint for his trouble.
1 he letter stated that an agent of the under
ground railroad, named Thatcher, had been in
Memphis sometime during the. month of
August, where he had become acquainted
with one W. R. Palmer, residing here, and
that the two had an Interview in the navy
yard. During the interview (the letter goes
on to say) Thatcher was informed by Palmer
that whenever Brown was ready to strike the
blow for the freedom of the slaves, he oould
promise hitu any amount of money from Mem
phis merolntsl .The gontlemen then im
mediately forwarded the letter to Governor
Wise, at Rtol'imond, whose subsequent action
in the matter led to the arrest as narrated yesterday.
Sad Fall or a Ccltivatbd Womas frou
Intimperauob. A handsome and respeotabiy
dreiaed woman was brought into Justioe Corn
well's Court, in New York, on-Thursday,,ln a
state of beastly Intoxication. ; While in oharse
of the officers la the Court etao took a fit of
delirium tremens, and the soene that ensued
was heartrending beyond description. Her
shrieks were so terrible and agonizing, that
even the officers of the Court, used to such
scenes, were visibly moved. One of the offi
cers of the Court stated that this woman was
the wife of an - eminent physioian, and but a
short time sinoe was highly respected as an
exemplary wife and mother, and had every
thing around her to make her life happy; but
in an evil nouysno yiemoa te tne vice ot in
temperance, and since then has gone down .
step by step, in her sad career. Her huBband
tried every means in nis power to reclaim ner,
but without avail; and, as a final resort, was
obliged to have her arrested and sent to the
Ah Entibb Family Poisoned bt a Nsoro
Slavs. An evening or two since, the family
of Dr. Phillip Thorubury, residing near Louis
villa, Kentucky, partook of muen and milk,
exoept the Dootor. In a few moments five
persons were taken violently ill, and had it
not neen for the immediate application of
emetios, death would unquestionably have en
sued. ' As they had eaten nothing else but the
mush, the oause of their severe illness was of
oourse instantly attributed thereto. The re
mains of the food were brought to Louisville,
and subjected to anylitio tests, snd it was dis
covered that there was a sufficiency tl arsenis
to have destroyed a hundred persons. That
the negro cook was not rendered elok, was
thought very strange. She excused herself
by saying that she did not eat the mush, and
made suon statements as to implioate the negro
Slavibt PasriBABLa to Fbkedom. A
sprightly and tidy colored woman, named
Margaret, slave ot the late Mrs, Sally Price,
of Rlohmond, Va., was emancipated by her
mil tress about nine years ago. She left that
oity soon after, and since that time has visited
several of the Northern States, in the capacity
of servant, being, of course, mistress of her
own time, and hiring herself to whomsoever
she ohose. A short time ago she returned to
Richmond, and a fow days ego applied for the
privilege of ohoosing a master, and resuming
the oondition ot a slave.
Nsw Pbojbct IK Pabib. The Courrier du
Havre states that a projeot is under considera
tion tor removing to a distance of hi teen
leagues frrm Paris, all the great workshops of
the railways. The execution of the project
would necessitate the removal of a great num
ber oi worKmen trom farts, and would thereby
tend to reduce rents in the districts occupied
by workingmen i it would, besides, be profita
ble to the companies, aa they could sell the
ground which they now ocoupy for a much
larger sum than the purchase of new sites, and
tne construction oi new womsnops in tne coun
try, would coat.
A Man Twici Eillid. The eastward bound
train on the D. and M. Railway, when about
five miles this side of Linden, Michigan,
day or two ago, ran over a yonng man lying
on the traok. splitting his head directly in two,
from tne crown to the necx, the front part of
the bead being found some ten leet from the
body. Subsequent examination of the body
discovered a bullet-hole through the shoulder,
going to show that the unfortunate young
man nod oeen muraerea ana ni oooy aepos
ited on the track. .
Ah Ardikt Lovxb's Expectations. &
youth once fell In love with an heiress, and the
passion being returned, it only wanted the
Iiarent'S consent to mane mm nappy. At
ongth meeting the father, he asked for the
daughter's hand. "How much money can
you command" gruffly asked tne millionaire,
"I can't command much," was the reply.
"What are yourexpsotatlonsr" "Well, to tell
the truth, I expect to run away with your
dauahter and marry her. if yea don't give
your consent." The old man oonsented, of
Cisarjs or Chiha. An official census taken
in China twice during the present century, at
an Interval of forty years, gives the following
results: The first, taken in 1812, by order of
the Emperor Kia-Eing, gave the number of
inhabitants at 860,279,597; and the second in
1S52, under the reign and by the order of the
present Emperor Hien-Foung, 538,090,300. If
these accounts be eorreot, and there is nothing
to lead to the supposition that they are not,
the Chinese population has in forty years in
oreaaed 179,629,703.
ExTiNsm Firs at Caibo $20,000 wobth
or Profibtt Dbstbotbd. A speoial telegram
to the St. Louis Democrat, dated Cairo, Nov.
11, says i Sixty hundred and sixty bales of
tfotton, on board the barge lone, whioh had
been delivered from steamer Adriatic, took
fire at soon to-day. Two hundred bales were en
tirely consumed, and the balance was badly
damaged. Loss is estimated at twenty thou
sand dollars. - The cotton is fully insured la
Boston. Origin of the ore unknown.
Very Important from Brownsville.
New OaiuANS, Novembes 12. The Delta
of this city publishes a letter, dated Corpus
Christi, ovoinber 7, which says that it is
almost certain that the town of Brownsville
has fallen into the hands of Cortinaa. The
Mexican flag was flying at a point four miles
above the town. All communication had
been cut off. The entire population, on both
sides of the Rio Grando, was in arms, with
the intention of exterminating the Ameri
cans, end reconquering the country to the
Colorado Riyer. The news is confirmed by
the affidavit of citizens of Cameron County,
who were obliged to fly for their lives. An
other affidavit says that the frontier of the
Rio Grande is in a state of war. Cortinas is
sustainesby the population. Earnest appeals
are made for aid by the Americans. Eighty
men were advancing to the relief of Browns
ville, but they will have to encounter TOO of
Cortinaa'a men.
Col. Robort E. Lee succeeds Gen. Twiarsfs
in the command of the military department of
Another Insurrectionist Arrested.
12. A man call
ing himeelf McDonald was arrested here last
night, on Seventh-street, by Officer Allen, to
whom he made such admissions as to lead
to the belief that he was one of Brown's
party, and had escaped from the Armory at
Harper's Ferry. He was disguised, assuming
the appearance of an old man. lie said he
was originally from Boston. His breast and
chest are well peppered witU wounds as from
shot. Governor Wise being telegraphed, re
turned an answer instructing the officers to
send to Harper's Ferry for persons to ident
ify the prisoner, and to inform tho President,
From Washington.
Washington, November 12. The Post
master General has deoided to postpone all
action on the bids for oarrying the mail from
Portland to New Orleans until Congress shall
indicate its course with regard to the appropri
ation for the department.
The representatives of the various railroad
interests who had offered proposals, snd are
now in the city, were not a little disappointed
at the announcement.
From Boston.
The Supreme Court to-day deoided adversely
to the writ of habeai corpus for tho liberation
of Mr. Burnham, the ex-liquor agent, and he
was again recommitted to jiil.
Francis Jackson Merriam, of Boston, who
was reported to hare been with Brown in the
Harper's Ferry trouble, and subsequently to
have died of bis wounds in Philadelphia, is
alive and at present in Canada.
From Baltimore.
Baltimore, Nov. 12. Charles Pargott, who
was shot in the Second Ward, on election-day,
by a rowdy, died from his wounds this morn
ing. The deceased, at the time he was shot,
was endeavoring to rescue a friend whom the
rowdies were foroing to vote against his will.
The man who did the deed was arrested yesterday.
Fire at Galena.
Galiha, III., Nov. 12. A fire, last night.
destroyed the dry goods establishment of
Smith 3c Holmes, valued at $35,000; insured
fur $20,000. The Iobs to the building is $3,
500, whioh is insured. The goods of the oo
cupantaof the adjoiulng buildings were slightly
From Pittsburg.
Pittbburo, Nov. 12. Thomas O. Ruther
ford, late Superintendent of the Western Penn
sylvania House of Refuge, was to- day con
victed of adultery. By a resolution of Key
stone Lodge no. l, sons oi Malta, Ruther
ford's eonviotion removes him from the office
of G. R. T. A. of the order.
Health of Judge Douglas.
Washington, Nov. 12. Judge Douglas is
greatly relieved, and the early reoovery of his
health is now anticipated.
Govbrnob Wiss A3 a Rahd Wbitir. A
letter-writer from Richmond gives the follow
ing information in regard to Governor Wise's
rapidity of penmanship :
Governor Wise, in the oharaoter of a aoribe,
surpasses, perhaps, any man living. In
point of rapidity he can only be paralleled in
short-hand, while his writing is almost as
legible as print. I had occasion some time
ago to copy some writing of his, and I did ao
page after page as he produced them. I
started when he was about two pages ahead,
and though he had to compote while I had
merely to oopy, at the close of the tenth page
he was still two in advance. At this stage he
was oalled off to dinner, and I availed myself
of this opportunity to procure a peculiar style
of pen, whioh I thought would faeilitato the
operation. Ws both set to work sgain simul
taneously: and though he stopped occasionally
to mend his pen, (he writes with a quill pen,)
and now and men walked rapidly around the
room, while I meanwhile wrote with all the
rapidity of which I was capable, he wound up
at the end of the twenty-ninth page with the
two pages in sdvanoe which he had at the
start. I understand he thinks nothing of
answering twenty-live or thirty letters a day,
or rather within the three or four hours he
apends in his oQioe, besides attending to other
duties and receiving visitors, who ooeupy much
of his time. What a reporter he would make
Total Wsioht; or This Planet. The total
weight of the world in gross tuns of 2,210
pounds, aooording to the soalea of Mr. Bailly,
President ol the London Astronomical society,
is six thousand and sixty-two million, one
hundred and sixty-five thousand, five hundred
and ninety-two billions, two hundred and
eleven thousand, four hundred and ten mil
lions, four hundred and eighty-eight thousand,
eight hundred and eighty-nine tuna.
Taa Amsricah Bosses ih Eholaho. Mr.
Ten Broeck has lately been unlucky on the
English turf. Threo of his horses took part
in as many races on the Cambridgeshire day
of the Newmarket meeting. "Pomona" came
in sixth at the first race: "Prioress" was
fourth in the race for the Cambridgeshire
stakes, and "Starke' was fourth in another
race, in which live horses ran.
Hialth or Hon. Lihh Botd. This dis
tinguished gentleman, who has been spending
some time at uooper s wen, in Mississippi, to
recuperate hit neaitn, passed through Mem
phis on Wednesday last, rrt route for his home
in Eentuoky. His health is not yet entirely
restored, and it is extremely problematical
whether he ever will be able to assume again
the duties of active, life. '
Thi Allioid Axtbckdbhts or thi Inscb
bbctiohists. Stevens was a soldier in Mexico,
mutinied against his captain, was sentenced to
bowshot, and afterwards pardoned by President
Polk. He went te Eansas in the regular army,
and deserted. Coppie behaved ao badly to his
benefactor, a Quaker, that he was turned adrift,
and Haslatt was eonneoted with a band
horse thieves in Pennsylvania.
term7cash;v '
': AdirerdmeDtaMtexeaedlng are lines (AgateJ
One InMitlon.....! IS I On. week...
Two weeks. 1 60 1 One montL.
.Larger advertisements inserted at the following
rates for sonar of ten line or leal '
One lnsertlon...4 SO I Two WMt f
Bach adui'nai ins.. 23 1 Three -n 4 OS
One week....... I 7 I ow , M g gg
Job Printing;
In all Its hranehm, done with nMtnres and Sheetta -
Meclianics' Fair, '58
Pent exit edL,
December 7, 1858.
flBIS STOVE HAS NOW BEEN BEFORE
a- the public three seasons, and owing to Its pop
ularity and increased demand, w,t have born com
pelled to make two more having SIX eleos
I'ouiplete, suitable, from the smallest family up to
the largest class board ing-heuae. The celebrity
those Moves have gained for tlii-iusolv can not lit
too highly appreciated, us every family having them
In uaecan truly toatify.
Thanking the public for their generous support, ir.
Is our determination to supply the wants of the com
munity with the benefits which a practical mechan
ical education can only supply,
Inventors, Proprietors & Manufacturers,
We beg leave, most respectfully, to offer the follow
ing certificates and references of families miug the
Alligator, which will, at a glance, remove all doubts
of It Intrinsic merits:
For some months 1 have been mine the Alligator
Coal Cooking Stove. Its superior cookinij qualities,
combined with its clcnnliiiean, mtiHtevtmtualiy&ecure
to the owners a large share af public patrona!,,.
JOHN Mi-LltAS.
I have beau using one of Messrs. A.Iiiihs & fuck
over's AllfKutor Cook Otovr for some mouths, which
gives entlro aatUfuctiou iu nvery ruep' Ct, mid tan
cheerfully recommend it to those who ur in ivtint of
a miperior cook atovo. 11, II. LEAVlTi'.
For the last year I have been using rb Alligator
Coal Cooking titove, oiuuufactured by Alesarrt. Adams
A I'cckovor, ahich I cousidor a superior atvve, aud
itivoii i bo utmost siitirtfaccion. It ta the only stove I
have found that cooks porl'ectlv will, ival.
For sometime pastl havebeon uaingoueoi illvtars.
Adams S Peckovor's Alligator Coal Conkinit Stoves,
and cau recommend them as being a auueriur stove,
giving entire su'tafaction in every respect.
jus. Duannuiiij, voai juercnanr.
I cheerfully indorse the above.
Bon. Judge McLean, Ollf- Joseph W.Wayn,3'.)l, Sth,
ton, ju. iirooas, mi. Atiourn,
Bon JuJgelLeavllt.SJE. lie v. W. 8. Kennedy, MS
Viftli-streal, John-atreet,
Bon. Judge VanlBam, 29! J. P. Jones, i'A fourth.
Fourth, Jr. Norton, 3J4 fourth,
Hon. Judge Hoadly, 3703d, 1). Thatcher, 32V George,
Ur.Kolker.SKStn, vm. jmiy, lifieui,
(lin.Urpban Anyluin,EIm, J". Tnlbott, 4U0 7tli.
John Kebler,344th, Hq.Getiauaaner, IMSmith
smttn.nrm ot Lincoln, o. u. nuiiame, nai.uius,
oiniin A vfHraoca, mnt. jrienuon, his in, -
II. Valletta, 317 4tb, Sirs. Kylaiid,3-'4 4lh,
N.O. McLean.Cleudale, Mrs. Ilowitt, 51 K 4th, '
II. B. Funk. 2M1 Vine. Mrs. M. l'.Tavlur. 2cG Geo.
Jos. ilushnoll, coal mer. Mrs. McPheraon, 8. . cor.
Jus. jsapy, rjauo, oixtn snn mice,
,1. Jeflrey, ling. Ona Vlis, A. A. Clark, Times office,
T. II. Ycatinnu, fctorrs Tp, P. L. Weaver, 3k3 John,
A. W. Francisco, Preaa J. P. Whitman, wash
Office, ingtou Institute,
A. Hughes, Commercial, John A, Book, Sim fioorge
w. ii. wus, uiu u iype i.e. oroous, ii John.
Irotindrv. Jackson M. Nolilo. i .Trf.
B.C. Hobs, V84 Longworth, 11. Bnrkman, 4,Hi 3d,
, mi. unanwica, an 4tn, unaa. uoouiuon, zi? ltn,
T. W. Hamgutt, 198 7th, John C. Morris, 113 Mill,
jur. uouKUiou, ion em, .. a. oihct, i. qui,
Vm.4Jomstoo.2614th. Gibson & M 'Donald. Vlns
Q. Hole, 361 7th, Isaac Slnrsli, OS licoiue,
.I.Harvey, 207 Longworth w.B Hurlburt.fiBI'r'iirn
John Anderson, 4134th, Klam 1. Lanudnn, 12 titli,
Jonathan Osden. 19.14th, J, B. Fnlweilor, Long.
W. W. Woods, 4VJ41U, ' worth and Wentern-row,
John Tannor, Wnnhtaoa 1). at. Oady, 76 sth,
& Oo.'s printing office. Alt. Burnett, 164 Mil,
JameaS. Moffett. 157 Sth, noli
TiELEBRATED BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
receivea ciuiiy ny tne Adams i-.it- dSx
press Company, in whole and half cans. uTvil
a l iiv.tAra no a warranted irARn nmi nr -x.v
tue very Desi quaniy. j. u, uwinus,
A cent. No. 27 Fifth-street, bet. Main
and Wi alnut-streets.
N.B.-The trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. oc2i;cm
iV Agency for the sale of Batch, Mann i Co',
Shell, Keg, and Can Oysters. Also, Ereeh Cove and
Sp.ced Cyaters, Ac. my many friends and patrons
will find only choice articles, and at as low prices as
those cnarged for Inferior elsewhere.
Oysters cooked In Eastern style at our usual mod
erate charges.
Kemember, 293 walnut-street, fifth door abovo
Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. ocl3
ING dally, Uowo, Mahony ft Co.'a Clobrated
Plantod 0)sters,which Iamselllngatunpreccdentod
low prices by case or dozen. Dealers and Familli-a
wanting a very large, fresh Oyster, will please send
their orders. Attached to this establishment Is
nice, quiet, respectable Saloon, where you can have
Oysters Cooked In every style, and served up iu a
clea land superior manner. Charges less than atany
other plaee. ooiuj jqun NA1KN,
Oyster Importing House.
ING daily, per Express, his snlendld Oysters.
Having completed arrangements in Baltimore, on
the most extensive scale, I will at all times during
the season be iv-epaied to furnish my friends, "and
the rest, of mankind," with the most DKUOIOU8
W VALVES imported to the Queen City. Non bnt
the very beat imported. Great inducements offered
at this Importing-houae.
Order tloliclted and promptly filled. Terns caxh.
rUTGlt I SVAtinA,
Bole Importer and Proprietor.
f9 Spiced Oyiton.
Xl PICKLED OYSTJRS g
ING DAILY, by the Adams Express, At ALT.
BY'B world-renowned Baltimore
Fresh Can, See and Shell Oyiteri.
Fresh, HemeHoally.sealsd OOTI, BPIOID and
t - BOBEBT OBR, Agent .x .
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There could be a number of resons for this. Some thoughts:\015\0121) Was your laptop working fine before you bought this new adapter? Eg. did it work with the previous one.\015\0122) Are you positive that it is compatible? You should chec ... Dell Inspiron 6400 Notebook
HP Pavilion dv4000 won't turn on/freezes
I believe it's the DC Power Jack, that is causing the problems. This jack is where you plug your AC adapter into the laptop. (Power adapter)There can be many unseen issues with the jack, or it's mounting on the motherboard, that cannot be ... HP Pavilion dv4000 Notebook
Monitor powers on for approx 8 secs then standby.Series of vertical stripes on panel but no image.Guessing the lcd is at fault?
When I applied the solution below, I go stripes when poorly reconnecting the logic board to the plate, and the plate ability to do it job can be effect by bits going on the inverter, wavely screen output etc. The lcd is an assembly kit inside have a ... iiyama ProLite E434S 17" LCD Monitor
Dell Laptop Charger, wont charge bat. but keeps computer running.
Hi there.In some cases batteries tend to not charge up because one of the cells are damaged or drained to the point that they will not charge at all.In other cases it can be the power board on the laptop motherboard itself which can have ... Dell Vostro 1400 Notebook
Toshiba Satellite A55 Series S1063
The blinking power cord icon indicates that the battery is not charging, or is defective enough that it is overloading the charger. The laptop will not turn on unless it "thinks" the battery is charged enough to operate the computer. Even though yo ... Toshiba Satellite A55-S1063 Notebook
Computer ranbdomly shuts down
Your last question was very observant. NO, without an O/S, there is nothing to make a anti-virus program run.I suggest the problem in the beginning, was that the laptop was overheating. Once the processor becomes too hot, (Processors have ... HP Pavilion dv4015CL PC Notebook
The prong where I plug in my battery charger broke off in my laptop. What can I do?
This is the DC Power Jack. Aslo known as the DC-IN jack.You'll have to have it replaced.IF, this is a reference to a Compaq Presario V2000 Series Notebook PC, (The exact Model Number, is on the bottom of the laptop in a white ... HP Compaq Presario V2000 Notebook
HP DV6917cl Pavilion laptop Quicklaunch lights will not turn off
Hi,From what i can remember with HP laptops there are two ribbon cables that rup up the left hand side of the laptop which both look the same. One to the power button the other to the LED's and hot keys on the keyboard bezel (plastic stri ... PC Laptops
Screens playing up
Let me give you the link to the free download of the Service Manual, for the Compaq Evo n1010v series of Notebook PC's, to start,http:// ... HP Compaq Evo Notebook N1015v (470046-573)
I have a 500Gb external hard drive (seagate freeagent desk). I am using a dell inspiron 1501 laptop. I attempted to copy a large amount of files to my hard drive but the process failed. Now, i keep getting a $mft error saying the files did not copy over, please try and copy them elsewhere. The big problem is that i reformated my laptop harddrive and no longer have the files (nothing too important lost). But now with the newly formated laptop (and yes, there is an ATI driver used), i can't se
\015\012One or more of the hints below will probably sort out most USB problems with most USB portable / external hard drives and OTHER devices (though not always)A few things to check but assumes USB and Windows for other interface ... Dell Inspiron 1501 Notebook
I have a Toshiba 1405-s171 serial # 72154211P. The green power light would not go on, but the laptop would still function properly. Then I started to get a message something to the effect that the battery was running low---even when the battery was not installed. So I thought it might be the A/C power adapter and got a new one. The laptop functioned awhile and then got the same battery low-shutting down message. Now when plugged in and turned on there are no lights. When turned on the DVD
There really isn't any quick way to do this. It is possible that the battery has developed what is refered to as Memory. That is it never fully charges because it spends too much time on the charger so even though the battery is 90% power the lapto ... PC Laptops
My fs840/w will not power up.
No agara la senal ... Sony VAIO VGN-FS840/W Notebook
Power button on laptop is broken.
Hi and welcome to FixYa,I'm not sure which of the problem is your concern, nonetheless, pls try:\015\012\015\012if disassembly is the issue, if all the screws have been removed, then what would be k ... Gateway 7405GX Notebook
Broken power port (dc jack)
Whenever I replace dc jacks, MAJORITY of the time the entire computer needs to be taken apart down to the motherboard.Usually I just remove every screw that I see and then carefully start to pry pieces off the laptop. Don't force anythin ... Acer Aspire 9410 Notebook
Acer 5100 laptop doesn't work on ac or charger battery
Motherboard is bad and will have to be replaced unless of course the AC Jack on the back of the laptop is loose. That would cause the ac adapter not to charge and then you would have to take the motherboard out and put solder on each leg on the bott ... Acer Aspire 5100 Notebook
Monitor stays on for a few seconds then goes out
This problem is very often caused by dry electrolytic capacitors on the inverter board. If you have some skill with soldering you could try to change them. When buying new ones ask for LOW-ESR capacitors for switching mode power supplies (SMPS) and 1 ... Acer AL1711 17" Flat Panel LCD Monitor
Toshiba satelitte adapter went bad ordered new one it wont work
If the old one works you have another power supply or wrong one.Check the properties of your power supply.\015\012Related to your issue you also may consider this:\015\012\015\012\015\0121.- Computer AC / DC cable ... Toshiba PC Laptops
I have a compaq 1200 laptop that won't turn on when i plug in the power supply the green light turns on but the computer won't turn on. I need a fix for it.
The first step I would take is to unplug both the AC adapter and battery from the laptop, then press and hold the power button down for about 15-20 seconds to flush any remaining power from the system. Then plug just the AC power in and try turning ... Compaq Presario 1200XL104 Notebook
Compaq wont Boot
Apart that replacing the motherboard on a laptop is a difficult and expensive operation, component inside must be tested, as the problem is not necessarily the motherboard.Try first starting the laptop without the battery, and only power ... HP Compaq Presario C304NR Notebook
Acer Aspire Computer
Hi there.This method will hard reset the wireless drivers back to\015\012default settings, but before you perform this remove power from the modem and router for 2 minutes reconnect power and wait another 2 minutes for them to settle down ... Acer TravelMate 661LCi Notebook
No monitor power
I had the same problem with my technosonic, power leads lit up but no power to monitor. was about to throw it away when i realised my laptop lead would fit monitor, so as one last ditch attempt i plugged it in and lo and behold the monitor came on. s ... Compaq TFT5030 (Carbon, Silver) 15.1" LCD Monitor
A135-S2276 When the laptop turned on nothing happens on the screen.
First thing I would start with is shutting the laptop down, removing the AC adapter and battery, then holding the power button down for about 15-20 seconds. Once that's done, plug the battery and AC adapter back in and try again. Anothe ... Toshiba Satellite A135-S2276 Notebook


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Welcome to Texas on the Potomac's "midday update." Every weekday, we will bring you three sets of news links, starting with a morning summary of top Texas headlines, national stories and Texas political blog posts. We'll update at midday update with some of the top political stories that are making waves. And we'll give you an "afternoon final" giving you something to talk about at the dinner table. As always, feel free to e-mail us with link suggestions.
1. Investigators at Arlington National Cemetery found more than 100 unmarked graves, grave sites without headstones, and at least four burial urns that were unearthed and dumped in an area where excess grave dirt is kept. Investigators blame the chaos on a dysfunctional management system. The Washington Post>>>
2. House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Democrats will continue to blame former President George W. Bush when the problems from his administration end during an interview with MSNBC. "He brought us to the brink of financial crisis, he brought us to the brink of deep recession, ignoring issues related to climate change," Pelosi said of the former president. The Hill>>>
3. Pope Benedict XVI plead for forgiveness from God for those who were sexually abused by members of the Catholic Church at an address before thousands of priests and others gathered in Saint Peter's Square Friday. The New York Times>>>
4. Republicans better find some new candidates to prime for the 2012 presidential election. A new Public Policy Polling survey shows Obama having an edge over each of the potential Republican challengers in 2012. Politico>>>
5. More than half of Americans say the Senate should confirm Elena Kagan's nomination to the Supreme Court, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. The Washington Post reports that Kagan's polling data is on par with polling data with Sonia Sotomayor's when she was nominated by President Obama to the Court. The Washington Post>>>
6. Louisiana Rep. Charlie Melancon broke down during an energy subcommittee meeting when talking about the BP oil spill Thursday. Check out the Associated Press video of the tearful testimony, which comes at around the 2 minute mark.
7. Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty sent John Stewart for a spin Thursday night, saying he was running for president… of a youth soccer league.