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Mote has been obsessed with sharks since we opened our doors in 1955 and our founding Director, Dr. Eugenie Clark, earned the nickname "The Shark Lady." Today, Mote boasts the only Center for Shark Research recognized by the U.S. Congress, where we're working to conserve shark species to understand how sharks, skates and rays rarely get cancer —and whether we can use that knowledge to find new treatments for humans who do.
In the Shark Zone, you can explore the history of Mote's shark research—from studying shark repellants to being the first to discover that sharks could learn. Special Narrated Training Sessions that take place at 11am each Monday, Wednesday and Friday in our 135,000-gallon Shark Habitat allow you to learn how we care for some of the ocean's top predators and the training methods we use to keep our sharks healthy (sessions free with regular admission). Our Shark Habitat also features the world's largest grouper species (the goliath grouper) and other popular Florida game fish.
Also in the Shark Zone:
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Barely a week after Infosys co-founder and Chairman of the Unique Identification Authority of India Nandan Nilekani made known his intentions of fighting the elections he is facing opposition from within the Congress party.
Letters have been sent to the party high command requesting them to reconsider Nilekani as a candidate from Bangalore South. It is more or less clear now that Nilekani will contest on a Congress ticket from the prestigious Bangalore South constituency. He is likely to pitched against Bharatiya Janata Party's Ananth Kumar.
The first sign of rebellion came from Food and Civil Supplies Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao. He is seeking a ticket for his friend U B Venkatesh, a realtor.
The high command has not considered Rao's letter, but his supporters feel that ignoring him would prove costly for the Congress.
Rao's supporters say the BJP is pushing Modi hard and in order to counter him a person capable of doing ground work is required. They say Nilekani will fail miserably. "There are people who have been with the Congress for the past ten years or more who understand ground realities better. The high command has instead sent its own candidate without consulting with us," a Congressmen point out.
The Karnataka Congress is not amused with these developments. "These are problems that are part of an election process. If the high command and a majority in the state feel Nilekani is the best for Bangalore South, it obviously is a well thought out decision. We know the voters in South Bangalore want a clean candidate and Nilekani has that clean image. He is the best person to fight against Ananth Kumar," said a member of the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee.
Although the rebellion has worried a section of the Congress, they feel the party will overcome it.
When the names are officially announced each one will get down to work, say Congress leaders. Nilekani is not an unknown face, at least in South Bangalore, and is capable of swaying the votes of the I-T sector towards the Congress, they say. Also, talk of Nilekani being considered for the top post if Congress comes to power will further keep the voters interested in him, said a Karnataka Congress member.

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What does magna charta mean?
Definitions for magna charta
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word magna charta.
Princeton's WordNet
Magna Carta, Magna Charta, The Great Charter(noun)
the royal charter of political rights given to rebellious English barons by King John in 1215
Webster Dictionary
Magna Charta
the great Charter, so called, obtained by the English barons from King John, A. D. 1215. This name is also given to the charter granted to the people of England in the ninth year of Henry III., and confirmed by Edward I
Magna Charta
hence, a fundamental constitution which guaranties rights and privileges
Origin: [L., great charter.]
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Magna Charta
mag′na kär′ta, n. the Great Charter obtained from King John, 1215 A.D. [L.]
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
Magna Charta
"the great charter," extorted from King John by the barons of England at Runnymede on June 5, 1215, that guaranteed certain rights and privileges to the subjects of the realm, which were pronounced inviolable, and that established the supremacy of the law over the will of the monarch.
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The numerical value of magna charta in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
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The numerical value of magna charta in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
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Some malt, an oven and a sentence beginning "What if I..."
My tale starts on Saturday the 24 of March. I returned home from two pints of Vienna Lager and a Cheese Steak Pizza, in the Porterhouse North, with my Better Half and my daughter.
Soon after arriving home, a misunderstanding about what is happening when and who has to be where, on what day, is cleared up and I ended up with an unexpected free Saturday. There is only one thing to do with such a day. Brew beer!
Welcome to Irish Craft Brewer
Welcome to Irish Craft Brewer! This site has been created to be the new home on the web for people wanting to learn and share knowledge about craft brewing in Ireland. Whether you are just starting out or are already running a small brewery in your own home, we hope that you'll find this a useful resource, and contribute your own knowledge to the rest of the community.
Home made craft beer. Not the home-brew you thought you knew.
When you say "home-brew" to most people, they think of cheaply made, poor quality beer. Cloudy, foul smelling muck, only the most desperate college student would drink. The reason that people think this is because, a lot of the time, this is exactly the case. When people decide they want to make their own beer they are often motivated by the desire for cheap alcohol. They don't see it as taking up a hobby, nor do they think there are any skills to be acquired, they just want to have some cut price booze.
Understanding Strong beers.
I am a fan of strong beers. By this I mean beers with a relatively high Alcohol content (OK, I am also a fan of weak and medium strength beers but that is beside the point).
When drinking a nice Belgian trappist beer, or the Porterhouse's fine An Brainblasta I am often asked how I can drink something that strong and frankly, I just don't understand the question.
Sure, if all you have ever drunk was 4.3% vol. beer then I could see how a strong beer would seem intimidating, but surely a little beverage called wine has crossed everyone's lips at some stage.
People seem to think that drinking a strong beer will result in rapid drunkenness. They fear that they will lose control and make a staggering, shouting, vomiting show of themselves.
Naturally, if you swallow pints of strong beer with wild abandon you will end up in a sorry state, but the same is true of wine.
Now, Chimay Blue, for example, is 9% Vol and An Brainblasta is 7% vol., while wine is commonly 11-14% vol. but people see wine as a civilised refined drink and do not fear becoming drunken louts from drinking it. Why? Respect. They accord wine the respect it deserves, while strong beers are treated the same way as their weaker cousins, with predictable results.
Respect is the key to understanding and enjoying any alcoholic drink. Accord the beverage in your hand the respect it is due and you will not go wrong.
About Beoir
Launched on July 1st, 2010, Beoir is an independent group of consumers which seeks greater choice, quality and value-for-money for beer and cider drinkers on the island of Ireland. Our primary goal is to support and raise awareness of Ireland's native independent microbreweries and craft cider-makers.
Additionally, Beoir promotes and encourages amateur craft brewing, and the making of other fermented beverages. It seeks to assist amateur brewers in improving the quality of their end product through the sharing of information.
The group is organised and administrated in an open and democratic manner by and for its subscribing members on a voluntary non-profit basis. Membership is open to all adults worldwide and costs €10 per annum.
Beoir is a natural development out of the former IrishCraftBrewer.com (launched in March 2007), an online community for beer lovers in Ireland. At a high level, IrishCraftBrewer.com was about appreciating good beer, and promoting choice in Ireland. Although not officially organised as a campaign, members of the community raised awareness of quality beer and brewing in Ireland appearing on TV shows such as RTÉ's Highly Recommended (16/12/2007) and Capital D (09/04/2009) as well as Oz and James Drink to Britain on BBC2 (27/01/2009). Co-founder and current Beoir Chair Séan Billings provided technical advice for the brewing features of RTÉ's Living Lightly. The group has also been represented on radio shows for RTÉ Radio 1 (Mooney -- 17/08/2009), Today FM (The Last Word -- 15/04/2009), NewsTalk (Moncrieff -- 22/10/2009), 4FM (Weekend Magazine -- 05/09/2009), Dublin South FM (Grow It, Cook It, Eat It -- 21/10/2009) and Radio Kerry (Kerry Today -- 28/07/2009). In print, we have featured in articles for The Irish Times (30/03/2009), Irish Independent (31/03/2009) and Sunday Business Post (07/06/2009), in addition to a special piece in Food & Wine Magazine (July 2009).
In November 2012, Beoir joined the European Beer consumers Union (EBCU) representing beer consumers in Ireland. We were the 13th member at the time. This gave us a voice in Europe and the backing of other European countries if ever the need arises.
To join Beoir, you can subscribe on-line (after first registering as a user of Beoir.org) or by sending a cheque or postal order to the Treasurer, or through bank transfer (details available from the Treasurer).


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Can anyone lend me a pre 88 external fuel pump
I need to diagnose why my pump is whining. Would be great if someone had an extra laying around (maybe from a parts car) they could lend me to make sure im not dealing with a pre-pump issue, or an FPR issue with my 1987 325is.
I am around the North York/Toronto area.
where do you hear the whining from?
Video is with the car on and running.
It is a dual pump system. I am 100% sure sound is coming from the external in-line pump, right infront of the back drivers side wheel where the fuel filter is. I am trying to figure out if it is working that hard because the pre-pump in the tank has failed, if the FPR is out of wack, or if it is just the external in line pump that is bad.
Briefly swapping out the external fuel pump would likely answer those questions for me.
OUCH!!! that hurt my ears!! wow that's unusually very loud... can you swing by my place?
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The Crying Boy
TheCryingBoy #blogtour #bloghounds @bloodhoundbooks @JaneEJames #review #suspense
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The synopsis:
Clayton and Avril Shaw have lost their little boy and are still grieving when they move into Swallow's Nest on the Yorkshire moors. In their new house Avril discovers a painting and is intrigued by the history surrounding it. When she learns that the boy in the painting was deaf, like her dead son, she starts to try and communicate with his ghost. Meanwhile, Clayton finds himself entangled in an equally undesirable friendship with a retired fire chief who knows more about the painting than he is prepared to let on. Is The Crying Boy painting cursed and can numerous house fires be linked to it? Struggling with their unstable marriage, the couple find themselves in further danger as an increasingly disturbing bond develops between Avril and The Crying Boy. In a twist of events Avril's irrational behaviour is brought to a dramatic halt when she discovers she is pregnant. With her affections once again restored for Clayton, she decides to dispose of the sinister portrait. But the cast off painting wants revenge and its anger towards Avril's unborn child might just prove immeasurable. Can Avril and Clayton live happily ever after or does The Crying Boy have other plans?
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The Crying Boy by Jane E. James
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is by far the creepiest, chilling reads I have read this year to date.
Its sadness surrounds Clayton and Avril who sadly lost their little boy. They are still grieving when they decide to move house.
They take up residence in the Yorkshire moors in a home called Swallows nest.
But in the house Avril discovers a painting. This has captured her curiosity, so she explores further only to find the painting is of a boy not disimilar to her child she is grieving for and once more, the boy in the painting was deaf just like her son.
Her grief takes her on a journey including the atmospheric and chilling complex history relating to the painting that hit the papers THE CRYING BOY.
I think I have been hiding under a rock as until now, this is the first I hear of this painting which took me on a Google search.
I love this authors books, she 'does it for me everytime' keeps my intrigued, interested and alert despite having supernatural overtures in this one, which I usually steer clear of as I am easily disturbed. I was totally hooked.
Chills ran down my spine plenty of times and the hairs on the back of my neck stood out.
Fab read which I would highly recommend.


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 3rd Oct 2007 19:33 UTC, submitted by novaburst
AROS developer Neil Cafferkey has released the first beta version of AROS' new installer/partitioner tool, and The AROS Show takes a look at it. "So there are some bugs, but compared to how it used to be to try and install AROS natively this was a breeze! It is awesome to finally have a native version running. I have been running the hosted version of AROS for years now."
Working here
by Cymro on Wed 3rd Oct 2007 23:02 UTC
RE: Working here
by gleng on Thu 4th Oct 2007 03:04 UTC in reply to "Working here"
RE: Good deal
RE[2]: Good deal
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RE[3]: Good deal
by Downix on Fri 5th Oct 2007 12:48 UTC in reply to "RE[2]: Good deal"
Great news!
by wonea on Fri 5th Oct 2007 17:44 UTC
This is lovely news, I always love to hear AROS progressing. I've been there slaving over trying to get AROS installed, and banging into bugs all over the place. Thankfully those days should be gone now.
Now I'd just need a YAM port, and an easily configurable TCPIP stack. :-D


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The Mysliborski Women's Golf Scholarship
Lisa Agoglia, recipient
Wall Street is in Lisa Agoglia's future. So is one of her longtime passions: golf. The 20-year-old business administration major from Rockville Centre, N.Y., plans to work in the field of financial analysis in New York City – and "incorporate golf" into postgraduate life. "I started playing when I was around 14 years old and became the first girl on the boys' varsity golf team at my high school [South Side]," remembers Agoglia. "Golf is a wonderful sport. It's been one of the best experiences of my college career, and it's gratifying to work with the UAlbany team." Agoglia recently received The Mysliborski Women's Golf Scholarship, established by Judith A. Mysliborski, M.D., B.S.'69. "It's an honor to receive the scholarship," Agoglia says. "I hope someday I'll be able to give back as Dr. Mysliborski has."


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A LOT has changed since I last posted. Mostly traveling with the family. In June we went to New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. We were in New Jersey for my church's awesome national youth convention. We were in New York, because we've never been and we were in Connecticut to see my grandmother. It was her first time meeting my children. I'm so glad we were able to make it. The last time I had seen her was at my wedding in 2006. She reminds me so much of my mom, it's crazy.
In early July, I went to Portland, OR with my job and was there for a week. At the end of July and early August we were in Alabama for my church's 61st International Holy Convocation. It was nothing short of awesome. This year we had an opportunity to stay an extra week because I didn't have to go back to work…more about that in a bit. We got a taste of that good ol' southern cooking and southern hospitality. Although, I'm not used to the almost daily thunderstorms and sweltering heat, I have to admit that it was a nice change of pace.
So, next week will be the first solid week I've been back home since June. It'll also be the first week as a work at home mom. After much prayer, in July I made the decision to leave my full time job to pursue my passions, which are to spend more time with my children and family, work alongside my husband in ministry, build our family printing business Young Connection, and focus on FASHION DU JOUR and the blogger group I created BLM: BLOGGERS LIKE ME. I have to say this decision to leave my "place of security" has been scary but I would be even more afraid if I didn't believe with every drop of blood in my body that this is what God has for me. In any decision I make, I'm prayerful but I also look for confirmation after the decision is made. I'm pleased to say I've received confirmation in so many ways and I'm excited beyond words.
Someone once said that the things you do for fun can pay the bills if you do them right. If you find yourself burdened with a lack of interest in what you're doing , you end up drained and discouraged. Happiness is found where interests and capabilities intersect. The key is to do what you enjoy and then do it better than anyone else you know. In doing this, you can make a living doing what you love. Better yet, you don't end up burned out from working because you're doing something that interests you. The key is to find the point at which what you love, what you're good at, and what people will pay for, intersect.
Here's to doing what you love!
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A federal judge's decision to allow a uranium mine to operate under an existing plan is being challenged.Read More »
Federal plan to close land won't end uranium mining near Grand Canyon
Deep within the canyon, a few miles removed from the mule trains of the popular Bright Angel Trail, Horn Creek creates a ribbon of green vegetation here before plunging toward the Colorado River.
But the handful of people allowed to camp in this splendid isolation receive a warning with their permits: Don't drink the water when Horn Creek is flowing. It's radioactive.
Arizona officials hold hearings on mining permits
State officials are accepting public comment on proposed air permits for three uranium mines near the Grand Canyon.Read More »
Uranium rush: Sparks fly over mining near the Grand Canyon
The forces of nature that blessed Arizona with the Grand Canyon also provided high-grade uranium, trapped in nearby layers of rock. Whether the uranium is a blessing or a curse depends on whose side you take.Read More »


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Preheat the broiler to the lowest heat setting. Evenly divide and spread the mustard on 4 slices of bread. Place a few slices of ham, followed by 1/2 cup Etorki, on the mustard-side of the bread. Cover the cheese with the remaining slices of bread and spread the butter on the outside surfaces of the sandwiches.
Preheat a skillet over medium heat to fry the eggs while the sandwiches broil. Fry one egg at a time, as desired. Place the sandwiches on an ungreased baking sheet and broil for about 5 minutes, turn them over, cover with the remaining cheese, and continue cooking until they are crispy and golden brown, about 5 additional minutes. Serve each hot sandwich with a fried egg and 1 tablespoon of Béchamel sauce on top.


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- Group Health Cooperative04.Oct 2016
- Employee
Support from management
Training is fine. But threats start when you least expect it. Dont think you are the only one. They lie about the position then say your not fast enough.
Lots of good people.
Internal Communication
Not very good communication.
Office / Work Environment
No, people who wander bother other employees when phones are ringing off the hook.
Company Image
Challenging Work
Dont go to review services if you are leaving a good job because this job is a joke.


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DARIEN, Conn. --Passengers on board a Metro North train bound for Manhattan had a frightening ride Wednesday.
A passenger caught the scene on their cell phone at a stop in Darien, Connecticut.
Darien police, with their guns drawn, searched car by car for a murder suspect.
The man allegedly killed his wife and close friend in Hartford.
Police believe the man got on the train in New Haven.
The suspect was not found.
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Eliza Cava — Director of Conservation
Eliza joined ANS as Director of Conservation in 2016. She is an avid canoer and kayaker and believes that healthy streams mean healthy communities. Prior to joining ANS, Eliza spent five years at Defenders of Wildlife, analyzing federal projects and policies that touched upon a broad range of renewable energy, land management, and wildlife conservation issues. Before working in environmental policy, Eliza was an environmental and outdoor educator in Maryland, Massachusetts, Tennessee, and Oregon. Eliza received a B.A. in Environmental Education from Swarthmore College and a Master of Environmental Science from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, and is a Senior Fellow in the Environmental Leadership Program's Chesapeake Regional Network.
Cathy Wiss — Coordinator of MD/DC Water Quality Monitoring Program
Cathy Wiss has served as the Maryland-DC Water Quality Monitoring Program Coordinator since March of 2008. She has participated in the ANS Water Quality Monitoring Program since 1996 and has been the Team Leader for a site in the Montgomery County Agricultural Reserve since 1998. Cathy is a leader in her District of Columbia community. Using her knowledge of water quality, she has worked to preserve streams, trees, and a wetland in her neighborhood and to encourage developers to incorporate Low Impact Development techniques into their projects. She also is on the environment committee of her church. She holds a Juris Doctor degree from Catholic University Law School and a Bachelor of Arts from Smith College, and has taken courses in stream protection and restoration, rain gardens, and wetlands ecology.
Monica Billger — Virginia Conservation Advocate
Monica Billger serves as the Virginia Conservation Advocate with Audubon Naturalist Society. An avid hiker and outdoor enthusiast, she has a passion for the environment and strongly believes in the connection between healthy streams and healthy people.
A 15 year political advocacy veteran, Monica has engaged communities and mobilized local, state and federal advocacy efforts on behalf of groups and organizations. She has worked with the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and the group's Alabama and Indiana State Chapters, the Parkinson's Action Network and the National Kidney Foundation. Monica has also worked on numerous quality initiatives focused on improving health care outreach and communication strategies for federal and state agencies.
Monica also brings 10 years of clinical practice experience as a registered nurse. A native of Michigan, she has a bachelor's degree in Nursing from the University of Michigan and a master's degree in Public Policy from Georgetown University. Monica resides in northern Virginia with her family.


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Dec 2: Wizards 108, Nets 88Posted by Inside Hoops
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The AP reports: Caron Butler had 22 points and 10 assists, and DeShawn Stevenson added 21 to lead the Washington Wizards to an easy 108-88 victory over the New Jersey Nets on Tuesday night… The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for the Nets (9-8), who won all three contests on the road. The Nets were led by Devin Harris, who had 18 points, but only three after halftime, and Vince Carter, who had 16 points. Keyon Dooling added 14 off the bench for the Nets.


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Dr. Ronald A. Johnson is the dean of the Jesse H. Jones School of Business, at Texas Southern University. As the new dean, Dr. Johnson is using his unique blend of business acumen, fundraising, visionary curriculum development, and change agent skills to help move the School to the next level of strategic advantage. He is currently preparing the School for the reaffirmation of its AACSB International accreditation.
Dr. Johnson joined the Jesse H. Jones School from the College of Business at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee North Carolina. Under his leadership as dean, the College of Business reaffirmed its AACSB International accreditation, refocused its mission, and revised its Baccalaureate and Master's programs to focus on preparing Business Ready� graduates for the "flat world" economy. Dr. Johnson also worked to improve the quality of the learning experience in the College through seminars and training programs focused on strengthening teaching effectiveness and research productivity. Additionally, Dr. Johnson increased external relations through active engagement with the College's alumni and with business and community leaders throughout the southeast.
Active in civic and higher education organizations, Dr. Johnson is a member of the Cougar Investment Fund Board of the C.T. Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston and the former chair of the investment committee. He is a member of the investment committee of the Greater Houston Community Foundation and a member of the Sigma Pi Phi Boul� Fraternity and the former Rhetoricos officer of the Fraternity's Asheville, North Carolina Organization. He is a former member of the board of overseers of the Wright Fund at the Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Management at Rice University; the finance, audit and investment committees of the United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast; the board of directors of Goodwill Industries of Southeast Texas; the board of directors of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Houston; the board of advisory trustees of the Houston Ballet; and the board of directors of the Rabun Gap Nacoochhee School in Rabun Gap Georgia.
Dr. Johnson holds a Ph.D. and MA in Economics from Stanford University, and an MBA in Finance and a BA in Economics from Adelphi University in New York


text: On Fri, 1 Jun 2007, Linus Torvalds wrote:> So when I suggested the uglier> > if ((unsigned long)x <= 16)> return;> > I really did mean to use that ugly cast.. Yours is prettier, but sadly, > yours is simply not safe: a signed comparison might end up making _all_ > kernel pointers trigger that test.Maybe we can have a compromise? Lets at least keep the ZERO_SIZE_PTRreference in there.SLUB: Make sure that the comparision with ZERO_SIZE_PTR is unsignedSigned-off-by: Christoph Lameter <email@example.com>--- mm/slub.c | 8 +++++++- 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)Index: slub/mm/slub.c===================================================================--- slub.orig/mm/slub.c 2007-06-01 20:00:56.000000000 -0700+++ slub/mm/slub.c 2007-06-01 20:04:26.000000000 -0700@@ -2338,7 +2338,13 @@ void kfree(const void *x) struct kmem_cache *s; struct page *page; - if (x <= ZERO_SIZE_PTR)+ /*+ * This has to be an unsigned comparison. According to Linus+ * some gcc version tread a pointer as a signed entity. Then+ * this comparison would be true for all "negative" pointers+ * (which would cover the whole upper half of the address space).+ */+ if ((unsigned long)x <= (unsigned long)ZERO_SIZE_PTR) return; page = virt_to_head_page(x);-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to email@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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Anand Mohan Sahay in Patna | September 26, 2008 15:55 IST
Last Updated: September 26, 2008 16:03 IST
A Bihar court on Friday sentenced 10-year rigorous imprisonment to Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP Mohammed Shahabuddin on Friday in an Arms Act case, following recovery of a country-made pistol and several rounds of ammunition from his Pratappur house in Siwan district on April 24, 2005.
Additional District and Sessions Judge Gyaneshwar Prasad Srivastava pronounced the sentence at a special court in Siwan jail .
However, Shahabuddin was acquitted by the same court in another criminal case due to lack of evidence on Friday.
A total of six cases were registered against Shahabuddin after police recovered stolen vehicles, country-made pistols, foreign-made cartridges, foreign currencies, wireless sets and AK 47 rifle and also detected illegal electricity connection during the raid on his house.
A special court had on May 8, 2007 awarded him life imprisonment. He was also awarded imprisonment for various durations in four other cases earlier.
Over two dozen criminal cases of Shahabuddin are still pending in special court.
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text: Hiya all, today i helped a friend installing NetBSD-current (3 days old?) on a pretty new Atlon board... the kernel worked fine (well ... in the end) _but_ i had to note the following : First, if the bios had a `PnP OS' option on it just completely messed up NetBSD as devices can't get mapped etc... in this case leaving a machine without any network ... the network card couldn't map its IO space, and then its memory space etc... switching that `PnP OS' flag off made all work !! Can't this be detected and a warning given ? or a big warning given in the installation docs? this is pretty hard to find since it is one of those small configuration options in BIOS'ses, nowmally by default on even .... but it has big consequences. Secondly our XF 3 and XF 4.2 both recognize the NVidea Geforce 2 MX card and even gets a display up but there is a serious problem that makes it competely useless ... for some reason Xterms work fine but if I open a menu in TWM it shows the outline of the menu but only paints the contents of the menu when i move my mouse over it and it gets highlighted. The same for running Opera ... Some parts are shown fine but others just keep blank! making it useless too. I really dont have a clue as to what this could be esp. since it occures in XF3 and XF4.2 .... even running xrefresh gives only the outlines and no contents. I tried it with a kernel without shared memory and a kernel with shared memory with no effect. A bit frustrated it got when we tried to get a SB Audigy working... its not supported in NetBSD but it is in linux :( (AFAIK!) ... but well thats life... anyway ... me might have lost the fellow to M$ win 2000 again :( or linux ... I tried ;) Cheers, Reinoud


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Two Manteca officers stood by at two of the exit doors until their backups could arrive and then they entered the store looking for Jeremy Scheeringa, 30. Officer George Crowley located the man hiding in a dressing room where he supposedly had been trying on pants. Officers said they found drugs in the discarded pants but Scheeringa said the rock did not belong to him.
Police picked up the bills believed to be counterfeit that had been passed at the store and then found the man's car parked in the parking lot where they could see two $20 bills through the windshield in the center divider. Those were also believed to be counterfeit reproductions.
Scheeringa was taken to the Manteca Police Department where he was booked and released on a citation to appear in court at a later date.


text: DETROIT, Michigan - The tail lights on the high-performance version of the 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee are tinted black, giving it an ominous look. Ralph Gilles, Chrysler design leader, commented: "(The lights are) kinda like death. They look like they're really staring at you. If you look at them they're all dark inside. You can't even see the lens."FIRST FOR CHRYSLERHe said it's the first time Chrysler had created such a "sinister" look to its vehicle lights. "The vehicle can pretty much be sinister if you want it to," he said, but the designers wanted to create something unique that "owners will love".The headlights on the Range Rover Evoque also give that vehicle "a bit more of the sinister look", according to IHS Automotive analyst Rebecca Lindland. "The great thing with lighting technology is that you can actually have a very narrow light and still have a tremendous amount of road illumination," she said. Back to 'Bling is the thing'.


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UOMI WNUl'lM
ABOAXON LO UQK s'o.'m.
Knight of I'TMa. ni iftry Fri
day night at half-past seven, in Odd
rellows' Hall. Jxo.lf Umuman,
Chancellor Cammaniler.
-- AI.KXANDKtl I.ODUK, NO. 2M.
k ltidicnilent Unlcr of O.ld-Krl-KBa
Iowi, inert every Thurolar night
TZ. UuUr-lmiitwven, In Ikclr hall on
UomraafcUl artbue, between NlxttioiK acirenlti
street. CJ. I.amk, N. O.
1AIKO ENCAMPMENT, I. O. O. T.. tnrrla
Oln lOild'Ctllowt' 1UU on Ihc lint and tblri
I iicUy In ema. month, at hair-pant im
. Jlio, II. OnaKLT, C, 1'.
A CAIUOI.OOOK. NO.Etf.A.r. AA.M.
Hold regular communications In Ma
aoulc IU1I. corner Commercial avenue
' 'and Klghth afreet, on the second and
iarth atoadav or each moatu.
li l- ..J. . J..U.i ill. .
irinnrriiririf tniirir-in r-t
!attiracy at Law.
"forriCR! Atrnlitmce on Ninth Street, be
tween Washington avenue ami Walnut t.
yiLLIAK B. SMITH, X. D.
IlKHIDKNCK: No, 1 Thirteenth street, be
tween Washington atrnue and Walnut atreet,
Ort'lCKl North aide of Eighth atreet be.
twatn Conuaerclal and Waelilngtm avenue.
w. smnriKo, x. u.
UKHIUKNCR: Corner Ninth and Walnut
orriCK: Comer Sixth atreet and Ohio Levi.
orriCK IIOUIW: rroma.ra. Urn., and
from 1 to 8 p in.
A Mam stun Over
To Cowperthwalt & I'hllllp to try those
Gold Hucklc cigar.
Huyyour Quick Yeast nt New York
Store, received fresh dally at wholesale
and retail. 12-5-201
HraAqunrlm 1
For boy' clothing, boys' undenuar,
ami boys' hats it Hellbton & Wi ll.
Tun ! t'ura !
We arc now prepared to offer great
bargains In ladies' and children' furs ol
all ityle., Children's Kct, tiiufp and
boa, at only $1 a set.
VMO-tf. Hr.iLBROX A Wkii..
Watarnrnota and Flnnnela.
We offer atrcdueed rate, belt black
waterproof, at 'A cent.
Heiluiion & VTv.lL.
Saw York Mtora
Sells brut soda cracker at 7 cents per lb
by the box ; alto very choice mince-meat
and apple butter. 12-0-'J0t.
Candy. Candy.
Two thousand pounds fancy, choice
mixed aud toy candy for sale at the New
York Store by wholesale and retail.
12 C-20t
Trnnba, Trunk.
Wc received thU week a lull line of all
My It and price of good thlrly-,s.lx inch,
7lnk covered, ladies' trtinW., only $3 00
nt Hellbron & Well. U-10-tf
Jnat Berlvrd,
New liami, breakfast bacon, buck
wheat Hour, uranberrie, pliiui, ralscns,
currents, at the New York Store.
Tim l.alrsjf.
All Ihc latent style of Kent and boys'
li.it. at riilnoui prices at I . Hartman's,
roruer Sixth and Commercial avenue,
(.'time and tec me. 12-5-tf
lli-ail! Iteiwl!!
Tins tincst assortment of Kent' youths'
aud boys' clothing, which we will sell
cheaper than can be bought anywhere in
the city, at D. Uartman's, corner ul Sixth
street and Commercial avenue, l'J-o-tf
Atlrutlun ! Itenlrra.
We have lour docn linltullnu Kbony
Sprayuc Can-0eueri, taken fur ndver
Utllijf, wldch we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inqulie at Uullellii oOlcc.
Mlllluary ! Millinery i
A we Intend to rJo.e out our &tock of
tuilliuery we oll'er theao cowl at half
price; ft Kod French lelt hat at 75 eenls.
14-IO tt lli-.ii.iiun.v & Vi:it..
The I'lace.
The place to et the bct, elieapei't and
larxeet uatortiucnt of Alapncas U at U.
llartman'a dry good ttory, corner Sixth
street and Commercial avenue.
12-Vtr. S .
Col. E. M. Jajwc, ol l'ulukkl, Pulsfki
(unty, desire to tnkn ten or a do.ou
horse to winter at Ida farm'. Good sta
bling and pasture, at Jow rale. For ref
erence apply to. I. H. Metcnlf, Cairo, III-
inoi. ia-ii-aw.
Xew Yenr'a Itnll.
Ntujalir'i-HalUurKroemitinjtder neuen
Turulialle, am Sylvcsterabeiid, den
:ilten Dez., 1875. In plain Kngllsh
New-Yoar'a ball in celebration of the
opening of the new Turners hall, New-
Year's Eve, 31st Deeember, lMr.
Rverybody to kno that the pltice to got
A smooth shave,
A K00,l shampoo,
A fatblonable hair-cut,
Or anything to that line,
t at th Grand Cnthal Uahbkk
Mior, corner Eighth and Commercial.
B-8-tf J, QKOKOt Stkimoouhk.
no riijr nakrry.
Attention Is railed to the card of the
City Uakary, to bo found In this Issue,
Mr. Hebsaokcr, tho proprietor, has by
Industry and fair dealing, established a
lucrative business. When you want any
thing in his Hue give him u call.
Tne jrasBionuuia ajuiar.
Black continues to be the stylish color,
aud many ladles of ilnmieatloutd good
taste have adopted it a the sfnndanl
wear. Tnera is no uount 'inai a goou
black silk dress Is the very beat Invest
went that any lady ran inako. Any ludy
who wishes to mko such an jiivcstuiu ijt
should call at, once on J. Burger A Co.,
who have an excellent atsoi tnieut of
black allks whloh they are odering ns low
as the sanio goods tutu bo bought to-day
in New York city. Ladles are invited to
call and see for. themselves.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMUElt 15, 187R.
fcal Waavlher Hepart.
Caiho, Hi.., lice II, IW.
I Wajtni,
Servant. Signal Seirlce, V. H, A.
Local Jattlaga-
Police business dull.
Town full of tramps.
Weather pleasant, but cold.
Probate court next Monday.
Work on the now levee rushing.
Meeting of the city council last night.
--Business was quiet on the lcvoo'cs
Oct your Job printing Ht the Bt'i.i.K-
tix olllcc.
Judge llroes left for Chicago yester
day altcrnoon.
For crou.-rlcs ol every kind, go to
Louis II. Myers', 113 Commercial avenue,
Grand lunch at "Our Saloon" to
night. 12-15-tl
Come one, como all, uud cat of the
grand lunch at "Our Saloon" to-night.
12-15-tf Frkii. Howikini.
Assorted colors Granite Paper with
Envelopes to match, at the Un.u: n.N
oilier. tf
He sure and come to the grand lunch
at "Our Saloon to-lilght.
12-15-tt FitKit. Jlonim.vs
Uemembcr the sociable and dance at
Liberal Hall to-night. A ple.vant time
may be anticipated. 12-15-lt
The Taylor Literary Club will ght;
one of their'unrivaUd tnlnitrel perform
ances next week.
.1. U. Craig, of Vienna, Miperln
tendent of water supplies an the Cairo
and Vlncennes railroad, was in the city
Ladies will find haudcoinc (Uppers
to present to thuir husbands at
12-12-Uf. O. Havtiiohx A; Co.
A number ol young ladlts and gen
tlemen went to Mound City hut night
to attend a party at the residence of
.Mr. Carter.
For the cheapest aud best BiankeU,
White and Grey, go to Hartman's.
12-5-tf. jj' -
The Hun says the. two watcher stolen
from the St. Charles hotel on Sunuay
morning have been recovered that they
were found In St. Louis.
Shawls and skirts, w sell at reduced
rate. A double broche shawl only $i.
12-10-tf. liKii.iiito.N- dc Weil.
freau tlaltlniara akell oyalcra al
Ilia Plaulcra' Home,
-Frjnk Leveeder, was beforo Judgo
Bross yesterday on it chargu of being
drunk. He was sent to the calobooee for
four (hive.
A full line of ladies flnu lloes of
the very best quality can be found only
at 12-12-311 6. lU-kiiions'&Co.
t'reah Unlilmora altall o) utera nt
Hi'llnatrn' Jluuiie, ll-Ut-tt
Mr. Edwin Holdoway, of Brown,
Holdoway A Co., publishers, St. Louis
called on u yeterday. Mr. 11. will re
main a few days In the city eanvaing
tor tho American reprint of the Encyclo
pedia Itritannld, now being issued by
the linn of which he is :i member.
I.oiiMlalcMuslin at eleven cents per
yard at I). Hartman's. 12-5-tf.
12-10-if. Hkilkuox 4 Wrii..
Mr. F. A. Cauda, superintendent ol
the Cairo and St. Louis railroad, Is in the
citv. Mayor Winter has him in charge,
and wherever you see Cauda, you are
sure to ce Winter.
Sheriff Irvin, who went to St. Louis
on Sunday night, telegraphed to parties
ii Hit city yesterday that he had recov
ered the watches stolen from the St.
Ch'irles hotel on Sunday morning.
Tha Alaanniler County Hnuk aclla
xalianajr-on nil the prlnrlpnl ritlea of
Europe, nud nttenda to the eulleetlcm
urrlalma nud ealntea, aapcrlnllly In
Ut'rniHiiy. ll-'JI-lm.
At the, meeting of the elty council
last ulght tho proposition of Mr-. Julia
Earl to take two hundred aud fifty dol
lars aud etop all proceeding against the
city, was rejected by tho council. Mrs.
Marl was Injured by falling oil the side
Ladies furnishing goods, we keep the
lluest variety ever brought to this elty,
well made aud low priced.
12-lu-tf. Hkimiko.n & i:u..
A youiitfiuau went into Gnten'aaloon
yesterday, and while thuro nttempled to
"match" a ten dollar bill from n geulle
luau nt the bar. He was arretted and
taken before Judge Bross, who sent him
to Jail under three hundred dollars bond
to await the action of the grand Jury.
For men's and boys' underwear, also
men's anil noys' nais aim caps, neii-
hroti A Well's is the cheapest place In the
city. A good merino suit for 75 cents.
Hr. Wardner lectured at tho Metho
dist church lust night for tho beuellt of
the Ladles' Library Association. There
was a good attendance, and tho Doctor;
lecturu was highly complimented by
those who had tho pleasure oi listening
to II.
Children and boys can bo supplied
with n nice hat or cap at more reusouablo
price nt O. Haytlioru A Co., than else
where. Try them. i2-ia-;it.
A day or two ago Deputy Shoritt
John Cain received a tolegraiu from St.
Louis to look out for a certain negro,
who was wanted there lor stealing a gold
watch. Yesterday when tho steamer
Andy Johnson initlu an appearance, Cain
went aboanl of her and captured Ills
Beaver cloaks and knit Jackets
I u 'this lino we carry tint best ami largest
stocu in ,iiio city, at lrivatly redueetl
prUes. Haii.nuo.v A Wmi..
'1 hii parlor cono it to be yivrii at
ll)e residence of Mr. J. B. JUrd, on
Twentieth street, on Thursday fto-mor
row) evening, will be ono of tim piuas
nntest entertalnmauts of tho kind given
during the season. Tho programme of
ti k I Ilia. I Tun. I Wliili. I Vai..
7 a.m. 30.J.W! 30 W I 4 P'"r
II " .10.1'. 4i tt" I !
Jp.in. li.ist tM C t . "
exercises will be round in another col
tiiuu. -(Jramlea ovaiton ovor yet seen on
children' Merino bonnets and caps, fur
bonnets and fur aps children's cloaks
and sacks, Infants' rolies and Infants'
casslmure shawls and everything else In
this line nt very low prices at Hellbron &
weirs. 12-10-"
- The proposition to reduce liquor
license from two hundred to one hundred
and fitly dollars per annum, was consid
ered iu the city eouncll last night. Thu
proposition to reduce license was de
feated by a vote of four to tbreo, ns fol
lows: Ayes Parker, Pallor uud Haup.
Nays -Halllday, Lancaster, lllttmhoujo
uud Wright.
The ladies of the Centennial Associa
tion will givca "tea-party "at the residence
of Mrs. Dr. Wardner, on Wednesday
(to-moirow) night, the 15lh of Dfccinber,
commencing at 8 o'clock. Old time edi
bles and modern delicacies will tempt
the appetite upon the occasion. All arc
cordially Invited to attend. Admission
25 cants.
The county roads for many mile- be
yond the elty limits nro in a most d
plorablo condition in some places belug
utterly Impaslblc. compiling person
coming to town with teams to hunt out
new nnd round-about roads through the
woods. But tho question Is what is or
nhat can be done to remedy the evil.
If you want an economical heating
store fur wood ami one of tho fiuudeoiu
est stoves iu the inatket, with illumina
ted front, buy the Improved Evening
Star which took the blue ribbon at St.
Louis Fair last October, over all others
on exhibition. For sale by C. W. Hen
derson, 101 Commercial avenue, Cairo,
Illinois. 11-S3k1-1iu
Just received another new supply ol
lhoe cheap boys' clothing and overcoats.
As this Is a trading article with us, we
mean to undersell the cheapest in the
el y. Hkiliikon & Wkii..
Upwards of seventy scrapers were at
work on tho leveo yesterday, and an Im
mense amount of work was accomplished,
The embankment, from the cross levee to
to the old grayo yard ridges a distance
of about one thousand two hundred feet,
will, If the weather continues fair, be
completed by Saturday.
Night sweats arc often the symptoms
of disease to the Pulmonary Organs that
may be curred by Wlshart's Pine Tree
Tar Cordial, which druggists all over the
country admit to be thebcstconsumptlve
remedy they hayc any knowledge ot.
Cures coughs, colds, soro throat, pleu
risy, diptherla, and catarrh !
If you want a new and good shirt'
either white, colored or cbeviotc, less
than they can be purchased at the manu
factory, go to Hartman's. 12-5-tf
The county commissioners having
dispensed with the services or Janitor at
the court house, would it not be a good
idea to spend the money thus saved in re
pairing the public road between the city
limits and the house of Mr. Fry. To
form a correct Idea or just how bad this
road is, it is necessnry to go over it. If
the commWslonor desire to serve their
country, let them consider this matter.
A meeting of prominent Southerners
will bo held some timo soon, at some
placo yet to be designated, to memorial
ize congress for nu appropriation for the
improvement of the Invces of the Missis
sippi river. Mayor Winter having been
requested to appoint three delegates to
tho convention, Maj. Ed. Halllday, Col.
I. B. Hudson and W. XI. Williams were
last night nouiiuHted by the mayor and
I'oullrmcd by the council as such dele
gates. Messrs. O'Calahnn & Hall, of Anna,
HI., regular advertisers In the Bulletin,
arc doing, we arc glad to say, a nourish
ing business. Their specialty is roofing,
gilMerlniC unit liitu roofing, of which
they are doing an immeue amount Ml
over Southern Illinois. Everybody, aud
especially everybody In Cniro, knows
Coo. O'Calahan, tho senior of the linn.
Long may they wave.
Mrs. Dr. Dunning requests us to re
turn the thanks of the managers ol the
tie fair aud festival to the following
tamed ladies aud gentlemen (wlio'e
uatiie wero inadvertantly omiitcu irom
he card published In thc-.Vim) for liber.il
donations on that occasion : Mrs. D. T.
Parker, Mrs. P. A. Taylor, Messrs. A.
,lone, T. Winter, W. Winter ; Misses
Bobbins, A. Halllday, N. Galllgar, E.
Horn, L. llidel, M. Ilarnmii, F. Hexford,
N. Schutter, Mr. Ed. White, uud Mr.
-Col Neal, Mayor or Charleston,caiue
to Cairo on Monday, for thu purpose of
buying several bills of goods. Ho went
o Meyur. thu leveo tobacconist, and
purchased ol hhn twenty-five dollars
worth of Hue cigars, which were put Into
a package, nud dtdlvercd to the Colonel.
Not feeling disposed to lug tho bundle
down to the ferrv-boat. lie called an in
nocent looking colored man, whom ho
paid twenty-llvu ceuts to perforin the task
for him. The negro stalked oil, assuring
tho colonel that ho would do his work
faithfully, but ho failed to get to the right
place and now Neal, who was compelled
to return home, has several men looking
lor tho bucket with the negro.
Frank MacEvoy'a Hlbcrnlcou, tho
only genuine and original MacEvoy's
Hibernicon, will exhibit at the Atheaeum
iu this city on Friday nud Saturday even
ings noxt. Thu Dubuque Evening Xew.i,
referring to this exhibition, says : " This
will be an mitlruly new, original aud
novel entertainment, representing a tour
in Ireland and America, and combining
a now company, scenery, songs, acts and
dances, aud II fly splendid paintings re
presenting all thu principal cities, the
unrivaled lake, mountain and river
scenery, with gorgeous sun and moon
light rll'ects of thu Emerald Islo. These
are executed In tho very highest slylo of
scenic art. Thu music, lecturu nud other
accessories, are or equal excellence with
tho scenes Kiev so bejiilll'ully Illustrate
Thu press, throughout the country, aro
warm In their pralso or this flnu enter
tainment, and we doubt not our cili.ens
will accord It Ihq patronage It so richly
dctcrvi's, t
The following letter, written by a cul
tivated indy of Cobdeii to a ludy of this
city, was penned after having read tho
strlcturns of Mr. S. J. S. on thu ladies
ol the Woman's Centennial Associa
tion: . V1 Coiidln, ll.t.:, Dee. 13, 1875.
M v D:ak Mm. : I sou that oue
ut least of, our friends hi Cairo, Is disposed
to adopt the views ol our mo-t esteemed
trlend, Lucy Stone, on the question of thu
Centennial, For myself I am not Inclined
to her views of Ibis great question.
All advances In tho condition or tho
mattes, have been slowly made. Ilvolu
tlons arc necessarily slow, being the rc
suit of many antecedent conditions, and
the apparent work is frequently but u
small part ot tho real sequence. I was
looking' at a plant In our window the
other day, and noticed that while tho
greater part of the vino was bearing
bright greeu leaves, the end seemed like
a bare, fruitless rod. The florist, In an
swer to my questions .remarked, "It
seems to be the habit of this plant to do
Its work Iu sections, so the lower part
or the vine Is clothed with abundance of
rich verdure, while its extremities arc
bare; but in a short time tho.su little buds
which are now just forming, will expand
into leaves, and then another advance
will be made."
Our Government lira done Its work In
section. Tlio foundation was ears-lully
laid, expressing thu great truths which
had becu slowly evolving through the
struggles or thought with power, during
many centuries; a flower Just opening,
which will one day become perfect fruit.
Now I would not neglect the flower be
cause it is not yet fully ripened fruit. Just
as the declaration of equal rights, for all
men, led by sure steps to the emancipa
tion of tho enslaved claes, and speedily
compelled the extension of the right of
suffrage to the frcedmau, so must It yet
lead to tho extension of tills simple guar
anty of rights to all who arc held re
sponsible to law, and compelled to assist
In defraying the expcncs of government.
Now I ft-ol as sure or tho ultimate conces
sion to our demands, as I do that the
flower will become fruit. So I am pre
pared to rejoice at the glorious opening
or this Century plant or Liberty, and
triit that our part in it may lie worthy
of the place we -arc hoping to have ac
corded us when the fullness of time tliull
Surely, wc are not so Insensible to the
general welfare or our nation, that we
will not "rejoice and bo exceeding glad,"
that so much has resulted or good to hu
manity. And as women, we have much
over which to rejoice, though we have
not yet attained the full recognition tor
which we hope, aud towards which we
earnestly aspire. That the jiersonal
rights ol women liava been so rar ac
knowledged that the femwe ewterte can
acquire nnd hold property in her own
name, and that the advantages of liberal
education are now hers, with all the pro
fessions open to her attainment, is a great
adyauce for one century to witness. We
may also congratulate ourselves that
what Is done for one nation ia rc-actlug
upon others, to that womanhood Is ad
vancing all over the world. Wc must
not forget how fundamental Is tho change
proposed, nor overlook Ihe magnitude of
the work undertaken by tho-e who are
attempting toetalili-h the lact or human
equality before Ihc law, aud In all polit
eal relation.
The establishment of a republican form
of government, which set atitie the old
laws of primogeniture, uud made the chil
dren of a household all equal, was a grand
march in the advancement of human in
terest. In this the rights of womau ns
hnir to intestate property, are equal to
those of man.
Many other points ol interest might be
cited, and especially the experiment made
In one ot our territories, which has been
a conlesseJ avcaa. All the friends of
impartial snllragu iiHHt leel that at no
distant day al! remaining disabilities must
lie swept away, but the Hue of advanie
must be in the order of man's progress,
liucc "wo stand or fall together, dwarfed
or God-like, bond or free."
Therefore, I leel that we may rejoico
with thoso that rejoice, and that without
any feeling or humiliation. We are thank
ful for what Is attained, and will labor
earnestly lor thu accomplishment of our
still advanced hopes. Yours,
I'ortralta alueea."
This Is a nuw style of picture now be
ing produced by Wui. Winter, the artist,
ol this city. These pictures oru creating
much Intel ot iu all tho principal Kasteru
and Western cities, being altogether now.
They are unllku photographs, being
raised and ueauiiiuuy enmneicu over me
utile surlace, soil iu tone, but distinct in
the lights aud shades. No one who sees
them falU to admire them, or to give the
artist an order. Wo have been shown a
number of pictures of well-known ladles
and gi utlemen of tho city, and have no
hesitation in pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. W o would therefore advise all
who take lutereat iu such matters or de
sire pictures, to call upon Mr. Winter at
Ills gallery and nxamiuu his work In this
new iimueu ot tne jjiiauow-capiuring an.
A OimiiI I'liu r lo liuy.
A. Halley's new store Is certainly one
of thu best arranged or thu kind to be
round in thu city, aud what Is better, ho
has so arranged his prices that many aru
taklnir advantage of tint opportunity oj
IWvd to buy stoves, tinware, etc., cheaper
than ever known In Cairo, call on llal
ley, 1 15 Commercial avenue, next doorto
tho Arab engine house. U-JO-tr.
A IIIK Tlllllir.
Tim Huvnluiiou as a base burning
slovo for bituminous coal, ueeils no pull
ing from the subscriber and It never pull
(smoke) Itself. For durability, economy
and beauty it cannot lie excelled. (Jail at
my store v here 1 have ouu In constant
usu aud I shall bo happy to explain its
good working qualities, ami I will also
lake pleasure In referring to many par
ill's ulin Imvn It in use.'uud who pro
nouneo It sniierlor to any stove they lmvu
ever used. C. W. Hknukiison.
174 Commercial uveuuu. Cairo, III.
PAKLOR COlfgXXT.
I'roffrHiniiir for thn Kiiterliilttmcnl
THitraany t;vwnlntf.
The following Is the programme of the
Parlor Concert to bu held, at the resi
dence or J. B. Heed, oil Twentieth atreet,
between Washington itu-iiue am! Wal
nut street, on Thursday evening, Decem
ber 10th.
TAUT l.
I Omtiire Die Amateurs,
-Solo-lllrdle Why Slnmlli Thou! ,ltM
Mrs. Wright.
I-I'lnno Duet Misses Ifnrretlnml l'l.lltls.
I Mi. Schlrslngir.
A-I'laiiosiolo - Jaetl.
Jim Laura Yocuin.
Itea.lln Mr. S, 1. Whtdcr.
i-olo-ll tlaclo -
.The Amateurs.
n I'iaiiu Duct Mesdanies C. Huuilers nnd
I.. Ilallnlay,
4 Trio Mrs. Lansden, Mrs. .SchlcaliiKrr nnd
Jlr. f-chleelnjccr. V
Concert to begin promptly at isTolock.
For ajnij
Hudmit's Grits, (llneK7 $1 50
" " (coarse I 50
" Hominy. J 20
New Orleans Suar. 8!i
New OrlcanVilola.ses 03
C. M. llowi:& Biio.,
12-15-tr WW Ohio Levee, Cairo
U to Hnrtiiian'M,
Ifyouwantto get a good and choar
Buck or Kid Glove, at New York prices,
be tare and go to D. Hartman's, corner
Sixtli street and Commercial avenue
A.iiailey nas removed to his new
storeroom, 115 Commercial avenue, op
polite Winter's Block, aud next door to
the Arab engine, house, where ho will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
as mauy new ones. 0-30-tf
The l.vrtitraa.
A series ol four lectures are yet lo be
given under the auspices of thu Library
Association, as follows:
" 21st Mrs. O. O. Alvord ;
" 23th Dr. Horace Wardner ;
Jan. 4th Dr. G. G. Tarker.
Ho Nee Til em.
Buder Brothers, jewelers, corner of
Klghth street and Washington avenue,
Is otic or the olduol uud most reliable
business Arms iu Southurii Illinois. They
have the best ot workmen iu their estab
lishment, aud manufacture to order any
thing In their line with dispatch nud of
the finest material. Their stock or jew
elry Is elegant and Is one or the largest
and best ever brought into the State.
At nudcr'a.
The most beautiful stock of jewelry to
bu found iu Southern Illinois, Is now
on exhibition nnd for sale by Buder
Brothers. They arc prepared lo furnish
buyers with any article that may be desir
ed, aud warrant satisfaction. Tbeymanu
fncture to order watches, clocks, rings,
lockcls.und everything that maybe de
sired, and for proficiency iu making fair
work, they stand second to none iu the
eouutrv. Give them a call, and ten for
vourselves. 12-5-201
Tlicy've tiot It.
For every description of fine nnd beau
tiful jewelry, of the very latest patterns
and styles, go to Buder Brothers, corner
ol Klghth street and Washington avenue.
This firm has just received one of the
largest and best stocks ever brought to
Cairo which they arc telling at the very
lowest prices. All will do well to give
them u call before biivlug at other places.
12-5-1 in
Oyster, Fish
WIMTKU'n Ill.Ot'li.
We will sell, hereafter, our goods at
the following prices, and solicit the pat
ronage of the public:
Family brands, per can 35 vents.
Standards, per van 45 cents.
Select, per can ; 50 ccnli.
Select, extra, per can 55 cent.
Tub oyeters, per 100 $1 00
Chlcairo Trout and Whlte...l 1 cts. per lb.
Game, Fan Fish. ... 10 and 12 cts. per lb.
Of all docriptioiis constantly on hand,
consisting of wild turkey, squirrels aud
Family groceries very cheap lor c.ieh.
ii:a ANncon nn
Made a spccalty. (Jive us a tilal.
Cheaper than the cheapest.
l2-:i.lf. W.M. Wi.Nimt, Jk., & Co.
A No. 1 I.nniidrjr.
It is now conceded that Mr. Coleman,
tho laundress, So, l Fourth sire ot, be
tweuu Waahliutin & Commercial avenues,
has one of tliu bunt conducted lauudry is-
tabltsliutrnts m tho
hotols and hourillut;
city, anil landlords of
bouse Mill llnd It to
their advantago to call
llor prices aru as follow" ;
boardlng-huuse washing, 70
dozen. Fot pleco work
as follow: Single shirt
lar, 10c; por doen 8Ccj socks 5c; two
lars, 5c; two handkerchiefs, 5c; vests
and all gentlemen' wear, WJc,
dozen. Ladles' dresses, 25 to
UWulO to '20c. drawers 10 to loc;
pair nose bu; two collars b to lue. r or la
dies' nlaln clothes ftl 00 per dozen; tor la
dies tlno clothes, it 25 per dozen; don
drawn! ly. and promptly delivered. Fa
tronage solicited
8-3 1-1 in
rhrlatmaa l're"l.
As Usual, Fhll Satip, the king of Cairo
confectioners, hit come to tho front rauk
with thu largest and best stock of toy
and candle ever brought to tho city.
For two weeks-, he lias been at work
night nnd day, arranging the presents
and good things which have been arriv
ing daily in largo quantities, aud he is
now prepared to furnUh parents with
presents and sweetmeat for their little
ones suitablo for Clilslums presents, at
the very lowest prjees. Ill stock of
French and American candle la une
qualled lu Southern Illinois, and his
stock of toys Is unusually large, and of
tho liest aud strongest maku. No ono
should buy before Inspecting his store,
whore they will he suie to llnd what thuy
want. 12-Min
Prices Speak Louder thtn Words f
Greatest Inducements Ever Offered to Cutmtrt
J. BURGER .ft , CO,
Everybody la Invlt.d to Call and Vxamina our Imm.naa Stack of
Which Xuat e Reduced In tho naxt Thirty AayaV ' y
All Dress Goods and Silks Reduced in Price ! '
Clin iai I PIamLb -bbJ aa . i r . .
Wo rvr Dotcrmlned to Redaoa our Stock,
Woolon Goods. Nubian. Scarfs.
ton uoocis, nubias, Scarrs, Jackets, etc., at a Great HaorifloB
Blankets. Flannels, and Domestio dooda' at Yii never
luougm oi ocioro. uur biock oi nosiory, ana uiovcs
Reduced to Lowest Figuros, and unprecedented
Bargains in Ladles' and Children's
Kid Gloves are Offered.
Will Price lufluonop You?
If ho, call on us for Ladies', Missos' and Children's Underwear, for
Fancy Goods suitablo for Holiday Presents, for Silk
Tics and Scarfs, nnd for Bibbons.
MONIY GaVVID IS IvIOXTXY XAXUTXD
Earn it by buying Ladies'. Children's and Minsea' Custom Made. Sko
at Our House Extraordinary Bargains in
HOUSEKEEPING GOOBS, KAPK1N8, TOWELS, TOWMiXNO,
To Itent.
Cottage on 13th street, live rooms, good
cistern, etc. Kuijuirc of Dit. Smith.
Underwear ! I'liderwonr t
Ladles' and ehlldreus' under ware, me
rlno as well as muslin can be found
.'hcapcr aud belter at Hellbron it Well's
than any when; iu thu city. A good me
rino undershirt nnd drawers for boys
only 00 cents; a good merino vest and
pants, for ladies, only $1. 12-10-tf
A t'oinblnntlnn
or events have occurred during the past
few days that have put us iu position to
force at once Into cash, irrespective of
value, oue of thu largest stocks of men
and boys' clothing.
ir the citizens or Cairo will only take
advantage or this fact they will be
gainers by It. Hkii.bko.v & Wkii..
1 12 aud 144 Commercial cvuiiue. 12-10-tf
A Fine Ntoek.
Wm. Khlcrs desires to inform ids pat
rons and the public generally, that he has
now on hand a large stock of r rencli and
German Calf, Kip aud Morocco, and is
prepared to manufacture, lor store aud
olllce wear, tho finest of Morocco or Call
Skin Shoes or Boots ; and for fnrmer,
draymen and out-door wear generally, his
French Kin stands above nnvthluir over
offered lu this market. His Lasts are of
thu latest styles, and he can guarantee a
fit and saturation to all hit patrons.
niaaolnlloii Notice.
The linn of Hulen & WUton t this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Samuel K
Wilson retlrlnir. H. 3f. Iftilrn continues
Ihc business at No. 88 Ohio Levee, and
assumes all linbllltc oftlio firm. All ac
count due, and owing by tho firm wilt
be settled by him.
Samui:i. K. Wii.xo.v,
H. M.llui.i:x.
Cairo, I iceember 8, 1875. 12-b-tit
Notice of llenioviil
C. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building (oim block below),
No. SK) Commercial avenue, between
Filth and Sixth streets, where ho will
keep the hot home made nnd St. I.otil
custom madu boots uud shoes, mado ol
tho best material ; good, workmanship
and lu thu latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. li-W-tf.
I'rtl-I .11.
Steamer, Mm Fisk, 1'iiducah.
" St. Joepli, St. Louis.
" Fearless, St. Louis.
11 Clinton, St. Louis.
" Andy Johnson, St. Louis.
' Charles Morgan, Cincinnati.
" Hickory, St. Louis.
City or Alton, New Orleans.
" Llz.Iu Gardner, N. O.
Sttamor Jim Fisk, l'aducali.
" St. Joseph, Memphis.
' John Gilmore, St. Louis,
" Fearless, St. Louis.
" Nuw Bou Accord, Sf. Louis.
" Clinton, Cumberland.
' Andy Johnson, N. ().
" Charles Morgan, N. O.
" Hickory, St. Louis.
nivmt, WKATiiKU ami nt:si.si:ss.
Tho weather yesterday was very
pleasant, and favorable ror business, but
things on thu leveo have not been ex
tremely lively. Tho livers remained
about as tlisy have been ror several daj,
tho Ohio having raised a quarter of tin
Inch, while the MlssUiM","oul on a
stand, with live feet out to St. Louis.
Tho Andy Johnson and barges came
in with her bargen, laid at the wharf sev-
ural hours, aud put out on her Journey.
The Charles Morgan arrived yester
day afternoon with a good trip of passen
gers uud freight, and hit lust night for
New Orleans.
The .1. imos Fisl; camu to the wharf
Willi her usual punctuality, nud put out
on her return trip at 5 o'clock, for Fa
ihicah. Will llai'AHTMliNT. ltm'ttltkiwr,
Dee. II. 187.1.
STA f ION.
Ixjulavlllo ...
4 kJAUKb W ATM I.N.
I Kraut, Signal trvf, t.S. A.
wiinwTie, uiuaaa ana run MirKM niyUOWn
and Pile win. mcVSiaaAist
Way !
Real Estate Column
Business house on Levee, lately oc
cupied by Ciiiiiitnghani fc &fJJwell.
Business house on Levee, near Sixtli
street, lately occupied by Cross, Colo-
man tt Co.
Winter's Block- suitable for Hotel
Olllccs or Business rooms cheap.
Tenemi'iits numbered 4, 7, 8 and t, lu
Winter's How, 5 rooms each, for f 10 per
No. 10 (corner), $12 607 rooms.
Cottage on Sixth street, near rFash
Inglon avenue I rooms $10 a month,
Store room In "Pilot House," lately
occupied by A. Halloy.
A good farm with good houses, oppo
site Cairo Haws farm cheap.
Two small Houses west of Twenty
second street, near Fine, $4 each per
-Dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, 6 rooms. .
Store room on Levee, above Eighth
street $20 per month.
fl .ii XT t a . ...al. -a.a. BU .
Washington avenue nt $8 50 a month.
iiivumntr iinuau nn MiTiii uroar a
Jefferson avenue.
Unner floor or brick building'
very desirable.
Booms in various parU ot the cltf
number of Lots on LevetynboVe
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Alio
a largo number of other Lot In dlflerent
Lands, iu tract to suit, near Cairo,
AT CAMl'KH YOST'S.
Just recelveilnud forsaleoue car choice
town pcachblows; two ears Northern
cabbage, onions and potatoes ; one car
tipples, navy beans, peas, eggi, etc., No.
Ohio levee, Cairo, Illinois.
no, rou the l.uxcii.
A free lunch will Lo spread" u very night
hereafter Irom H to U o'clock, at "Our
Saloon.' Klghth street, tietween'Com-
merchl aveiiHu and Ohio Levee. Fred
Hotlheln.e, proprietor. Remember this,
and don't rail to give Fred a rail. Ills
bur fs always ittoulcrd with tins best of
wine and liquors of every kind, with po
lite and ircutleiuanly follow behind
them to wait upoayou. Give "Our Sa
loon" a enll. 13-1 1-1 w
Choice New Orleans sugars and yr
ups at the New York Store. 12-5-20t
rrenvnl! frcseut!
Don't forget to call at Hellbron it
Well's to get your present of 10 yard of
the best calico. . 12-10-U
NKW AnVK.KTmKMKXTtl.
Friday and Saturday, Detembar 17 and II.
Jack Macavojr.'a'eajaliraltd
Irish Comedy and Specialty Com
pauy lutroilucliiK u 'l'ulf uti-d Company of IrWIi
rjaVOMBb, and
SPECIALTY AHTIavTal.
In u lilahly amiulwr and rojral entertainment
m nlayed by them loroiia humlrea eonaeeutUea
iiIk'I'I" at .Si. James theatre, Now Vork,
KvrnlMB Prteasfi
ICt-arnril smU 71 cents,
1,'ein'mliKliilUtlou M casta.
ClilMmi .Meepta.
EJ-lte-ervnt seats on aale 'al Dj atarttaaV
Dry lioods atore. '
Mulluae ajatatrOajr at :..
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Chll.lreu - 10 oenia.
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Mrs. M.
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Forever Blue Jed Madela
[Verse I]
[A]Used to like the [E]sound of the rain[D]
And feel your arms [E]around me
[A]Together we g[E]o insane,
But I w[D]ake up to where [E]I should be
[F#m]Ive longed [E]for the wind,
They t[A]ouch me through my f[B]eelings
And youll n[A]ever know till t[D]hey begin,
What you w[Bm]ant is really w[C#m]hat it means [D]
[A]Dont wanna be [E]forever blue [D]
Cause I deserve some l[E]ove thats true
[F#m]Finding it the h[E]ard way
And w[D]ishing for it e[E]veryday
[A]I guess I was w[E]rong to want you[D], yeah [E]
Cause I[F#m]m afraid, Im[E] afraid, Im [D]afraid
To [E]be forever [A]blue
[Verse II - same cbords as Verse I]
Gonna find some other girl for me
This time it will be just like the wind
Coming at the time it must be
And blowing to where I should be
Ive longed for the wind,
They touch me through my feelings
And youll never know till they begin,
What you want is really what it means
[repeat cborus]
[Bm]Dont wanna be [C#m]alone
I need some[D]one to hold [A]on [E]to
And [F#m]share my dreams with a l[E]ove
A l[D]ove thats a[E]lways true
[B]Dont wanna be [F#]forever blue [E]
Cause I deserve some l[F#]ove thats true
[G#m]Finding it the h[F#]ard way
And w[E]ishing for it e[F#]veryday
[B]I guess I was w[F#]rong to want you[E], yeah[F#]
Cause I[G#m]m afraid, Im[F#] afraid, Im a[E]fraid
To [F#]be forever b[B]lue
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Chevakata celebrated their qualification for the EuroCup Women Semi-Finals by winning at home in Russia over Spartak St Petersburg on Monday.
Fresh off their Eighth-Finals triumph over Nantes Rezé last week, when they overturned a 13-point, first-leg deficit by winning 92-72 in Vologda, Chevakata claimed an 83-70 victory over St Petersburg on the domestic front.
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Good Design is Obvious Great Design is TransparentPublished on 18th March 2017
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I've never watched an episode but saw a little bit tonight and I must say that Lauren Holly looks quite scary ! Her eyebrows have this weird Joan Crawford thing going on. I used to think she was quite pretty but for some reason she did not look her best in this episode. Maybe it's just me
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PRESSRELEASE, Stavanger 07. October 2016
This time for our good customers, ship-owner Med Marine and the shipyard Eregli in Turkey.
It's with great pleasure we announce that Halvorsen Power System AS, has been chosen as system supplier for hybrid electrical and automation systems, for the upgrade of Havforskningsinstituttets research vessel "Johan Hjort"
It's fantastic to yet again be chosen by Hareide Elektriske Teknikk AS to deliver complete SMARTChief®II Integrated Alarm System and Tank monitoring for two Live Fish Carriers.
We are happy to announce that Halvorsen Power System AS will retrofit the Live Fish Carrier, MS Migdale, SEA 300 IAS, delivered by us in 2000.
It's with great pleasure we announce that Halvorsen Power System AS will deliver complete SMARTChief® II Integrated Alarm System and SMARTChief® III Power Management System to a large sail ship.
We are pleased to announce that Halvorsen Power System AS will be doing an upgrade on G.O. Sars existing SEA 2000 IAS system to SMARTChief® II.
We are happy to announce that Halvorsen Power System AS recently signed a new contract on 2 x SMARTChief II Alarm and Monitoring Systems for two 48m Aluminium High Speed Supply Vessels.
Stavanger's leading newspaper gave broad coverage of Halvorsen Power System as the new Minister of Labor Anniken Hauglie, visited Stavanger last week. HPS and Managing Director Hans Petter Heggebø made the headlines both on the news page and in a supportive comment on green technology.
In December we had a special celebration for three of our employees at our Bømlo office.
It´s with great pleasure we announce that Halvorsen Power System AS will deliver SMARTChief II IAS to two Tugs in Turkey.
Rig and marine supplier Halvorsen Power System has agreed with Wärtsilä Group to produce Wärtsilä's propulsion control systems for vessels.
It's Friday again, and our sales team have been working hard this week! Today we are more than proud to present to you THREE new contracts.
It's with pleasure we announce that the Norwegian shipyard, Simek AS, has selected Halvorsen Power System as the supplier of automation for the new Antares.
We are delighted to announce that the Norwegian ship owner Grip Shipholding has selected Halvorsen Power System, as supplier of the IAS for their new Live Fish Carrier.
Halvorsen Power System AS is happy to announce another new contract for a Live Fish Carrier. This time for the vessel "Martin Sæle", owned by the Norwegian company Salmon Star AS.
Halvorsen Power System AS is happy to announce a new contract with Erko Seatrans AS on complete SMARTChief®II IAS, SMARTChief®III PMS, Tank Sounding System and Live Fish Handling System for a Live Fish Carrier.
Halvorsen Power System is happy to announce a new contract on complete automation system; IAS, PMS and Cargo Control, for two Ammonia ATBs.
Vessel power management advanced research vessel.
Halvorsen Power System AS has entered into an agreement with Align AS to acquire one of its companies, Smart Automation AS.


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Fifty-five worship songs for men
Why do worship leaders choose such girly songs, filled with romantic imagery, even when they perform at men's events? Well, now they don't have to.
Why do worship leaders choose such girly songs, filled with romantic imagery, even when they perform at men's events? Well, now they don't have to.
It happened again yesterday. I attended one of those hip, contemporary churches — and almost no one sang. Worshippers stood obediently as the band rocked out, the smoke machine belched and lights flashed. Lyrics were projected on the screen, but almost no one sang them. A few women were trying, but I saw only one…
"While the congregation is left in the dark under dim lights, stage lights place the focus on the gifted worship leader — who has in-ear monitors and who sings songs in a key that best fits him or her. The worship leader can't hear the congregation or see the congregation and they don't even know that the congregation is not even singing…"
In my last blog post, we examined the Praise and Worship Movement (PWM) that's sweeping Protestant churches, and the subtle negative effects it's having on men.
But men want to worship. Really. Here are seven practical ideas that can help you usher men into the presence of God:
Many would agree the Praise and Worship Movement (PWM) has breathed new life into the church. But even the healthiest movements have unexpected consequences. I believe PNW is having the unintended result of feminizing the worship experience – and making it harder for men to connect with God in church.


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Author has written 5 stories for General.hey my name's Caroline. I love RENT and all musicals actually--especially Newsies, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Singin' In The Rain, and Gypsy to name a few.
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In another sign of the shakeouts and consolidation in the luxury vacation ownership club market, Ultimate Resort (www.ultimateresort.com) and Private Escapes (www.privateescapes.com) are set to become one company. This is a merger of the second-largest and third-largest operators, so this development will lead to a Pepsi and Coke duopoly at the top of the scale in this industry.
According to the company press release, "The new combined club…will account for more than 25 percent of the total market share and boast a global resort real estate portfolio with a fair market value of $200 million."
There's a high amount of geographic overlap in these clubs, so in some ways this is bulking up more that providing more breadth. Even after the merger, there are only "nearly 50 destinations," with the Latin America choices limited to a few spots in Mexico and Costa Rica. (Hint,–these clubs love Los Cabos.)
Depending on how much of a payment you can swing, you're routed into one of three pecking orders. "The combined company will operate three distinct destination clubs targeting the $1 million, $2 million and $3 million average home value club categories." There are now 1,200 combined club members, but no word on how many are in that highest category.
Expect a bit of membership campaigning and due diligence before the planned closing in mid-November. The final named of the merged destination club is to be determined.


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - There's not much left for Tamika Catchings to accomplish.
She still hasn't won a WNBA title, making her perhaps the best player in league history never to win one. She kicks off her quest to finally fill that void on Friday when the Fever host the Atlanta Dream in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Catchings takes that missing line on her resume personally.
``Being able to succeed on every level but this, and knowing we've had teams and I've had teammates that want the same thing, but we can't put it together when we need to, it's like, `Well, what do I need to do to motivate my teammates? What do I need to do to consistently encourage them and know that, no matter whether they make mistakes or not, we're behind them 100 percent,''' she said.
So many times, she has been close. She has led the Fever to the playoffs for eight consecutive years and has been to the Eastern Conference Finals four times. In 2007 and 2011, the Fever lost the decisive Game 3 in the East Finals. Last year, the Game 3 loss to Atlanta was an 83-67 defeat at home, when the Fever had the top seed and Catchings was hobbled by plantar fasciitis in her right foot.
In 2009, the Fever lost to Phoenix in the WNBA Finals. The Fever could have clinched at home in Game 4, but lost 90-77. The Fever went on to lose Game 5 94-86 in Phoenix.
Those close calls have only strengthened Catchings' resolve to make this the year.
``When you look at it from a standpoint of having all the individual accomplishments but looking at it in the big picture and wanting a team accomplishment, this is it,'' she said.
Catchings could win another MVP award. Last year, she averaged 15.5 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.0 steals as Indiana finished with the best record in the Eastern Conference. The Fever reached the Eastern Conference Finals, but lost to Atlanta.
This season, she was even better in many ways. She averaged 17.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game, and 2.1 steals per contest. She did it all as a power forward this season after being a small forward last year.
``She had to learn sets from a different perspective, and she's really done a great job with that, and I think that really goes back to her basketball IQ,'' Dunn said.
Catchings turned it up in the second half of the season, winning WNBA player of the week twice and being named the league's player of the month for August.
Indiana started off strong after the Olympic break, winning 10 of its first 12, but the Fever faltered late in the regular season because of injuries. A three-game losing streak, including two losses to Minnesota and a loss at East rival Connecticut, put the team in a tailspin.
With starters Katie Douglas, Shavonte Zellous and Briann January out for the final two games of the regular season, Catchings helped the Fever beat Washington and Tulsa. In the regular-season finale against Tulsa, Catchings had 20 points and 10 rebounds to move into second place in league history in double-doubles behind Lisa Leslie.
Indiana coach Lin Dunn believes those accomplishments should be enough to make Catchings a two-time MVP.
``I thought there were probably two legitimate candidates, and that would be Tamika and (Connecticut center) Tina Charles,'' Dunn said. ``I don't think anybody does all the things that Catch does. She defends, she rebounds, she's inside, she's outside, she has assists. I just don't think there's anybody more versatile than Catchings.''
The MVP award is not Catchings' concern right now.
``It's definitely a great award, it's a great accomplishment, but at the end of the day, you guys know what I want,'' she said. ``I want a championship. If I don't win MVP but we get a championship, I will be the happiest person in the world.''
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Add Maza New American Cuisine to your list of must-try restaurants in the coming weeks. This family-operated venture is serving some marvelous food at incredibly inexpensive prices.
Go now, because already Fridays and Saturdays are busy, meaning its reputation will soon spill over to make this a great weeknight treat as well.
Maza is operated by the Mardini family, the former owners of Hala Cafe that was a staple in Neptune Beach for almost a quarter of a century. The father and son team of Bassam and Nedal are creating classic dishes at the location at 725 Atlantic Blvd., which had been home to Tijuana Flats and Boom Shaka Laka's Food Shack. Diners won't recognize the place now with its white tablecloths and art along the walls. While it is a small place, nothing is crowded.
We found the dining experience quaint and homey. While the entrees are fine dining quality, the service isn't at all stuffy or pretentious.
We began with the Grilled Jibneh ($5), which is a white, creamy but hard cheese that can take some heat. It is cut into triangles and is blackened on one side. This appetizer had a smoky essence that pleased on many levels.
The Sweet Onion Tart ($5) is served with a dab of Mascarpone cheese. The thin pastry wafers hold the generous portion of slow-reduced onions that exude a wonderful sweetness.
The Sriracha Shrimp ($5) pack a wallop and are not for those who don't like heat. The thick shrimp are coated in panko crumbs and seasoned with sriracha that is rather similar to Buffalo-wing sauce but nowhere as messy. These critters were hot.
All of the appetizers we tried were perfect for a couple to share.
The entrees are where Maza dominates. They are serving ample portions at $5 to $7 less than you'd pay at other restaurants. The Salmon with Jasmine Rice ($17) was a large fillet that was perfectly cooked. The charred skin was crispy and not the least bit oily. The fish was fork tender and pulled apart with the slightest tug.
The Lamb Shank ($17) is served with a coffee glaze and fingerling potatoes. This braise was fall-off-the-bone tender with attention paid to removing residual fat. The man-size portion only added to the value.
The Tandoori Chicken ($13) is another winner. The charred outside covered a moist chicken breast that was properly seasoned. Those bored by chicken will want to try this dish. It will revive your interest in the chicken breast.
The Pomegranate Marinated Duck Breast ($15) may have been the best dish we tried. The rich fruity glaze matched the pink duck breast that had just enough rendered fat to keep it moist without being greasy.
If there is a criticism of the entrees, its that the sides are the same with every dish, a selection of lightly roasted carrots, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts. They tasted fine, but lacked a bit of imagination.
The Cheese Plate ($9) also lacked imagination in that it was a selection of Cheddar, mild Gouda and Manchego. What they didn't offer in variety they more than made up for in portion size. That said, I would have appreciated a blue cheese for some after dinner tartness.
For those wanting something a bit different, try the Adventurous Menu. This tasting menu comes in servings of four, six and eight courses at $7 each. Just tell the waiter if there are any food allergies or particular foods you dislike and the kitchen will conjure a creative feast.
Maza serves beer and wine, but the selection is more than adequate. Those wanting to bring their own bottle can do so by paying a more than reasonable corkage fee of just $8 per bottle.
If your appetite is intrigued by this menu, I'd advise trying the restaurant in the coming weeks as there will be seasonal menu changes coming as the weather warms.


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In 2012, Concordia Language Villages will honor a monumentous occasion as two of their villages celebrate fiftieth anniversaries over the course of the summer! Both Skogfjorden, the Norwegian Language Village, and El Lago del Bosque, the Spanish Language Village, opened their doors for the first time during the summer of 1963, and over the course of fifty years have grown to host countless villagers from across the globe every summer. Preparations by staff and villagers from across the decades are already in high gear, with exciting events planned that are sure to appeal to every generation.
El Lago del Bosque is focused on a one day fiesta designed to appeal to staff, villagers and families. Skogfjorden is also making plans for a weekend of fun that will feature singing, dancing and delicious food. Check out the Skogfjorden and El Lago del Bosque social media sites for further information and to reconnect with friends and villagers from years past. Official invitations and registration will be available in January.