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Between Jan. 20 and Jan. 21, three homes were burglarized in Orange, according to the Orange Police Department (OPD). In each of the incidents, one or more flat screen televisions were stolen.
On Jan. 20 at approximately 4:42 a.m., Orange Police were dispatched to 1311 14th St. in reference to a burglary. Upon arrival, the male victim advised police he had been out his house at a party the prior evening. When returning home at approximately 4 a.m., the victim noticed several items were missing from his residence. The man reported he was missing a 42-inch flat screen TV, a 32-inch flat screen Sony TV, auto speakers, an Xbox and a personal home safe. He was unable to provide police with a suspect.
On Jan. 21 at about 12:13 a.m., Orange Police were dispatched to 1807 Rein St. in Orange regarding a report of another burglary. The female victim advised police that she her home was burglarized while she was out for the evening. She reported she was missing a 40-inch flat screen Panasonic TV, a Toshiba tablet computer, a 15-inch Apple laptop computer and a 17.5-inch Panasonic laptop computer. She was not able to identify any suspects.
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Martha Carbiss parents and her family of Origin
This article was originally published in Familytreecircles on 23 Oct 2007 and was updated on 13 Sept 2016.
Martha Carbis is my 3 x great grandmother, on her Australian death certificate it states that her father's name was Richard Carbis and her Mother was Ann unknown. Her father was a Mariner according to the death certificate. Martha married my 3 x great grandfather in 1812 in Paul, Cornwall.
As death certificates are not a reliable source of information, John Carbis (from the U.K) who runs the One Name Society Data for Carbis World Wide, was contacted as another possible source of information. He had in his possession the Marriage Banns entry for John Bassett and Martha Carbis of Paul Parish. On inspection of the Banns entry it was discovered that one of the witnesses on the Banns was a Daniel Drew.
Further research was then conducted to try and find a Carbis family whose mothers maiden name was Drew. When searching the IGI I used the First name of Ann married to a man with the surname Carbis to look for possible children. Eventually, I found a William Carbis who had married an Ann Drew who had amongst their children a Martha Carbis who had the same year of birth as my 3xgreatgrandmother.
William Carbis and Ann Drew had five children, all were baptised in the Paul Parish Church
i. Ann Drew CARBIS (1784- )
ii.William CARBIS (1789- )
iii. Martha CARBENCE (1792- )
iv. Martha CARBIS (Cir 1793-1882) (my 3xgreatgrandmother)
v. Richard CARBIS (1797- )
The idea that my 3xgreatgrandmother Marthas father was William Carbis rather than Richard Carbis is supported by the following 3 points:
1.The change of her father's Christian name was an attempt to hide family Convict connections.
A family story through the generations was that one of the early Bassett brothers (which generation this concerned was not clear) was charged for horse stealing in Cornwall but managed to escape to France/America and was never caught. Following this lead led us to look for some evidence of criminal activity.
The real story turned out to be much more interesting than the family legend after all.
In an article that appeared in The West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser and another article on the 7th April 1815 in the Royal Gazette on the 22nd April 1815 it appears that William Carbis Marthas father was involved in sheep stealing in 1813.
William Carbis, sen. William Carbis jun. and Francis Bassett, a father, son and son-in-law, were indicted for stealing two ewe sheep belonging to Miss Borlase, of Madron, in December 1812
"The bill" was found by the Grand Jury in the Crown Bar during the Lent Assizes in 1813. However, the proceedings were suspended as the all the accused had absconded. According to a report in the "West Briton & Cornwall Advertiser", when the constables went to arrest them they were unable to execute their warrants, as all three men had gone to sea.
Based on the newspaper story we were able to link Martha with her family as demonstrated below through their connections with William Carbis (in the newspaper referred as William Carbis sen.) and his five children with his wife Ann Drew the 3 connections are confirmed.
It is hard to know if this was her father's first foray into criminal activity. Martha was married 9 months before this event took place and perhaps the shame was so great for Martha that she changed her father's name, using her youngest brother's first name to conceal her relationship? The white lie helped to distance hers from her father's misdeeds (?). Once in Australia people were unaware of the families criminal and convict connections and only a vague tale of horse theft remained attributed to no-one in particular as a small reminder of what had been left behind.
2. Naming Patterns of the times as explained below were common practice between 1700 and 1875. Both the Carbis and Bassett families seem to have used them as evidenced by certain names recurring down through the generations. Using these patterns working back from the children of John Bassett and Martha Carbis it is quite possible that Martha's fathers name is William Bassett.
Naming Patterns 1700-1875
The first Son was named after the fathers father (Marthas oldest son is John)
Second son named after mothers father (Marthas second son is William)
Third son named after the father
Fourth son named after fathers eldest brother
First daughter named after mothers mother
Second daughter named after fathers mother
Third daughter named after mother
Fourth daughter named after mothers eldest sister
Exceptions to the pattern occur when the naming system produced a duplication of names.
In that case ,the name was taken from the next on the list.
Another break in the pattern could be caused by a death.
If a child died in infancy, then the parents would name the subsequent new born the same name
Taken from: Tracing your Origins. By Angus Baxter.
3. The informant for the death certificate was not a family member, and would not have knowledge of the background of Martha Bassett nee Carbis.
Based on the above evidence I have come to the conclusion that Martha's parents were most likely William Carbis and Ann Drew of the Paul Parish, Cornwall.
I'd be interested to hear from anyone who has anything to add to my conclusions or wishes to dispute them. It would be great to add something more. Establishing connections between families and generations is very challenging, its very easy to make jumps in logic before I've realised what I'm doing.
I am just making a start on my family tree.
I have some information and am thinking that I am also related to your martha...but a descendant of William born in 1789.
I live in Melbourne.
Would be great to catch up
Hi Fiona,
Always exciting to talk to someone who may even be distantly related are you referring to William Carbis who married Grace Martin's in 1809? which of the four children are you through?
Hi, I am assisting an older woman with her family history research and she has a William Carbis (would be her GG grandfather) married about 1822, and I do not know if this is the correct date and also I have no name of his wife. The Carbis family seems to be a large one, so I don't know where else to look and I came across this webiste by google. Please advise, thank you very much.
Kind regards, Sarah Moni.
I have just updated this article on Martha Carbis based on my current research knowledge.


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Man, 36, dies after soccer injury, officials say
NORTON SHORES, Mich. – Officials say a 36-year-old man has died after sustaining a head injury during an indoor soccer game in West Michigan.
The Muskegon Chronicle reports Kevin Lee Conkright was playing at Shoreline Soccer Club in Norton Shores on Thursday night when he collided with another player, fell and hit his head.
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Apple Store employees to go on strike ahead of iPhone launch
Some employees of Apple's French stores voted to strike on Friday, aiming for maximum impact by timing the walkout to coincide with the debut of the iPhone 5.business Updated: Sep 21, 2012 16:28 IST
Some employees of Apple's French stores voted to strike on Friday, aiming for maximum impact by timing the walkout to coincide with the debut of the iPhone 5.
The strike was called by one of the main unions representing workers at Apple's stores in Paris and other French cities after the breakdown of talks over working conditions.
Demands by the SUD union, which represents about a quarter of Apple Store employees, included the installation of water fountains, providing meal vouchers and paying a thirteenth month of salary as is common at French companies.
"We're inviting all the employees who consider insufficient the advances made as part of annual labour negotiations and think Apple isn't showing enough of an interest in its French employees to join us tomorrow morning at 8 am in front of the Opera Apple Store," union head Thomas Bordage said.
The unions representing the remainder of the employees at Apple's 12 stores in France, mostly in and around Paris, are not participating in the strike.
Apple, which employs about 1,000 people in its French stores, said earlier this week that it had booked orders for over 2 million iPhone 5 models in the first 24 hours. The smart phones go on sale on Friday in the United States as well as major European markets including France, Germany and the United Kingdom.
While there have been occasional reports of gripes over pay and working hours reported among Apple Store employees in the United States, none are unionised.
Still it wouldn't be the first strike timed to coincide with an iPhone launch. Some employees of one of Apple's stores in Rome were reported to have walked out on the day the previous model -- the iPhone 4S -- was launched.
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Ischia is the biggest island in the bay of Naples. And is considered by those in the know to be the most beautiful, (though Capri is considerably more famous). Italians flock to the island for its volcanically-driven thermal spas and as well as its beaches and food.
Other destinations
Ischia — historically called Pitecusae — was colonized in turn by Greeks, Syrausansa, Romans, Saracens, Turks, and Aragonese; all of whom were interested in its excellent strategic position as well as its therapeutic hot-spring waters and of course its attractive landscape. The result of all this back-and-forth can be seen in the ruins of various outposts, towers, and "tufa" rock shelters hidden all over the island.
More recently Ischia has become a frequent backdrop for Italian and American movies such as "Vacanze ad Ischia", "Appuntamento ad Ischia", and "The Talented Mr.Ripley". The island has sometimes been used as a cinematic stand-in for the Island of Capri.
Ischia's climate is at its most comfortable for the traveller from April to October, however the weather in Ischia is always changeable and visitors should expect both sunshine and rain — whatever the season. Summer, the main season, combines long daylight hours with lengthy evenings. Winter can be bitterly cold, with short daylight hours.
Flora and fauna
Also called the "Green Island" by locals, Ischia has a hot and dry summer and mild winters along with a pronounced fertility which is a result of having almost entirely volcanic soil. These factors allow Mediterranean plants to thrive all over the island an sub-tropical and tropical species to successfully occupy niches in the warmest areas.
On the Southern side of the island the continuous exposure to direct sunlight favors tropical and desert vegetation which is mainly represented by palms, cactus-like and agave plants with with Mediterranean trees hiding in the shade of inlets and bends.On the Northern side of the island in the shade cast by Mount Epomeo you'll find chestnut trees, as well as typical Mediterranean trees such as the holm oak, cypress, and cork trees as well as cultivated almond trees, vines, and olive trees.
Ischia Mud
Ischia mud originates from the geologic evolution of the island that many hydrovolcanic eruptions and earthquakes changed the features of the soil. On the hills and up to the Epomeo top, there are some openings into the soil, covered by spontaneous vegetation and rocky deposits: thy are deep and narrow gorges sloping down toward the sea. As it concerns waters and muds, they are all "thermal" or "hypertermal" i.e. they are at the same time hot or very hot and very rich in minerals content. In spite of their diversity, as it can be seen from the description below, all the muds have some standard features:Sodium, Chlorine, Potassium and Calcium content, Sulphur in the form of sulphates and sulphides content. According to the presence of some of these substances, different waters and mud are recommended for different treatments. There is also a document edited by the Italian Ministry of Health concerning the updates on waters and muds suitable for therapeutic treatments and illness and diseases which can be treated. According to this list, disease which can be treated by spring waters and muds are: rheumatical deseases such as arthrosis; respiratory deseases; dermatological deseases such as psoriasis, atopical dermatitis, eczema (except for exudative bladdery forms), chronic seborrhea; gynecological diseases such as pelvis tissue sclerosis; deseases of the gastroenteric apparatus such as gastroenteric or bilious dyspepsia, intestinal desorders associated with constipation.
While Italian is the native language on the island, most people working in the tourism industry speak at least one other language.
Get in
By plane
There isn't an airport on the island. From the airport of Naples International Airport it is possible to reach by taxi two harbours (Beverello and Mergellina) of Naples in 20-30 minutes; there is also a airbus line, which connects directly with the harbour of Napoli Beverello.
Budget Airlines
Reaching Ischia on the cheap is possible with the following budget airlines that fly to Naples and/or Rome airports:
By car
From Rome (A1) - From Bari (A16) - From Salerno (A30) It is better to follow the road markings for the Tangenziale (bypass) (exit No. 12) and to go on towards Pozzuoli. Then go out at the Via Campana (exit No. 12) and go on towards the Harbour of Pozzuoli (ferries only), which is about 4 km far away. You can also reach the harbour of Naples Beverello (both ferries and hydrofoils). You don't have to turn into the Tangenziale, but to follow the road markings for the Zona Portuale (Harbour area) and, after the exit, to go on for the harbour, which is about 5 km far from the highway.
By train
There are no direct trains to Ischia. There are four available railway stations to reach one of the harbours of Naples:
Tip: it is comfortable to take a taxi in order to reach the harbour from the rail station, in this case take a look at the "Fix prices table" that any taxi driver must show in his car. For exemple from the rail station Centrale to the Beverello harbour the fix total price is now 9.50 EUR, not per person, nothing more.
By boat
Alilauro Hidrofoil
08:00 (to Alilauro) (weekdays) 09:35 (to Alilauro) (except Saturdays - via Ischia) 10:30 (to Alilauro) (via Ischia) 14:35 (to Alilauro) 17:00 (To Alilauro)
19:00 (A Alilauro) (weekdays - via Ischia)
Get around
By bus
The quite good public bus service connects the various urban centres of the island through frequent journeys, most of them having their terminus in the town of Ischia Porto close to the harbour. The fare for a single journey (valid 90 minutes) is € 1.20, but is also possible to purchase tickets with a longer validity at cheap prices. These tickets can be bought at very numerous shops (notably newsstands, bars, travel agencies and tobacconist's).
Villas, Parks and Museums
Thermal Springs
Ischia springs are known since remote times and are many importants to therapeutic features by many Italian and foreign scientists, starting from 1300. Hot and boiling waters are used in baths and thermal gardens; there are as well small springs on some beaches and streams of spouting hot water gushing into the sea as well as steam spouts with gases gushing from cracks in the soil (fumaroles). Fumaroles can be observed on the slopes of the Epomeo, particularly in cold days, or are located into small caves, called "stoves", and idiomatically "sudatori" or "sudaturi" (from the Italian verb meaning "to perspire") which are used as a kind of sauna in baths and thermal gardens. Springs and spouting steam can be considered as the manifest sign of Ischia volcanic origins and of the still persisting volcanic activity. The particular features of the subsoil, due to its structure and chemical composition affect the minerals content and the degree of infiltration of sea and rain water. According to many scientists' opinion location and features of the springs are affected by the combination of the above mentioned factors. The most ancient springs are those of Casamicciola, consacrated to the god Apollo, those of Lacco Ameno consacrated to Hercules, those of Citara in Forio consacrated to Venus Citarea, and those of Barano consacrated to Nitrodi Nymps.===Churches===
There is a tiny white-washed church is located in a truly spectacular position: in the square on the Punta del Soccorso in Forio, that looks out onto the crystal clear sea - a typically Mediterranean site of astounding beauty.
One of the many things that make Ischia such a place to visit is the variety of events on offer throughout the country every month of the year as musical events and festivals, to the handicrafts markets in the historical center and sports events. In spring and summer, the various villages on Ischia organize several events: most of them are linked to religious festivals, which are an important part of the island's tradition and cultural identity. Here follow the events calendar of the Estate Ischitana 2006:
Trip of Island by Boat
An around trip of the island of Ischia by boat permits to see the coast-line that otherwise is not visibile. Boat Tour living from Forio, Ischia, Sant'Angelo, Lacco Ameno and Casamicciola. If leaving the port of Sant'Angelo, sailing westwards you can see the Elephants Grotto then in front of you there is a deep inlet in parts low and sandy and in others high and rocky which continue until you reach Punto Chiarito, passing the beaches of Cava Ruffano, Cava Grado and the Green Grotto. At Punto Chiarito there is the bay of Sorgeto with its hot water and muds. Then the coast-line becomes very high, deeply articulated, there are rockfaces, precipices, recesses and promontories: Capo Negro, Punta Pilaro, Chianare Spadaia with its rocks like the Boat Rock, until you reach Capo Imperatore where there is the lighthouse. At first the coast-line is high and steep, then it drops and there is the long and winding beach of Citara. Then it rises softly towards Punta Soccorso and Forio. Passing the coast-line is low and sandy opening onto the beach or San Francesco, which laps the offshoots of Monte Caruso. Here the coast-line is high bare rockfaced, jutting out, curving inwards before arriving at Punta Caruso and Punta Cornacchia. Between Punta Cornacchia and the offshoots of Monte Vico, with its point of the same name, there is the delightful beach of San Montano, Lacco Ameno. Lacco Ameno is noted for its characteristical rock of tufo, shaped like a mushroom. Along the coast there are the houses of Casamicciola Terme. A little farther along there is Punta Scrofa with the English beach, then the bay of Ischia Porto. Past Punto Molino formed from the lava flow of the Arso, there is the Pescatori beach, from here you can admire the island with its castle and the Aragonese bridge. After the bridge there is an inlet here is the Cartaromana beach. In the middle of the sea the rocks of Sant'Anna emerge, and going southwards is Punta Pisciazza. The section of the coast that concludes the southern side of the island is high, rocky and marked by the promontori jutting out of Punta Lume, Punta Parate and Punta San Pancrazio. On this side of the coast there is the Mago grotto and other grottos. From Punta San Pancrazio the coast-line continues high for a few kilometers until Capo Grosso: This stretch of coast-line is commonly known as The Scarrupata. After another small stretch of coast-line there is the beach of Maronti, where the small island of Sant'Angelo can be seen, which was the starting point of the round trip of the island.
Many of Ischia best dance clubs are in Forio and Ischia Porto
In every built up area of the island there are streets where you can go exciting shopping for craftsman ships, agricultural local products. The Boutiques, that sell the Famous brand clothes, mark the shopping route:
In Ischia you can go to Via Roma, Corso Vittoria Colonna, or to Borgo di Ischia Ponte, a very nice place full of artisans, shops, restaurants and jewelers.
In Casamicciola, the main streets for shopping are the Seafront and the adjoining Marina Square
In Lacco Ameno the seafront has been very famous since the fifties, nowadays called Corso Rizzoli, that comes out at Piazza Santa Restituta, the place where the inhabitants meet each other.
In Forio, thanks to the expanse of the town territory, there are a lot of possibilities for shopping. Here we only mention the very long main street that crosses the whole city territory.
In Serrara Fontana, do not miss Sant'Angelo, the sea area of the town, for hopping and social life.
In Barano the center of commercial life is the square that faces the wonderful beach of Maronti.
Ceramics making and decorating is a ancient art. This tradition has been handed on during centuries, developing new techniques and producing objects of different use. Ceramics include objects dedicated to two main categories: objects for domestic use, such as dishes, pots, small decorative sculptures, and objects for the building industry such as tiles for paving, roofing tiles, pipes, bath tubs and so on. Terracotta is made of common clay and presents many iron impurities. Assyrians, Babylonians and Egyptians used to dry in the sun this kind of products. If it is baked in oven, it will become dark red, assuming the particular colour known as terra-cotta, varying in intensity as the consequence of its chemical composition. It is suitable to be covered by glassy glazes which make it bright, smooth and not porous. It is usually painted and decorated in different ways. On the Island the main example of ceramics production is represented by the old workshop Mennella in Casamicciola or Taki in Forio: the workshop as well as a large exhibition of products are accessible to visitors. All around there are small pottery workshops.
It is not possible to know if it is because of that mountain that climbs towards the sky giving the idea of an island-not-island, or because of the misture of land and sea that Ischia has kept that primitive and wild feeling that now meets modernity . For all this reasons this island is a priceless place, especially for the taste. It is an land island. Staring from the rabbit, always cooked in terracotta baking-pan with a clove of garlic, wine, little tomatoes, lard and local spices: poor ingredients for an old and very savoury dish.
Indivisible from the ischitanian rabbit is this very savoury main course that is served with the very simple but very rich rabbit sauce. In latest years the pit rabbit became like a totem for the island. The rabbit is bred after the old manner. It lives its natural state: wild, in woods and mountains, and grows up (as for many centuries) in pits and only feeds with wild grass.
Snails are picked along the dry walls (parracine) and in woods. They are cooked in the traditional way with wild grass, especially in the internal par of the island.
An appetizer or main course (if served with mozzarella cheese), Ischitanian Caponata directly originates from the typical insalata cafona (peasant salad). The peasant used to eat it for lunch, in the countryside, during the working time. Nowadays there are many recipes, the oldest one combines little tomatoes, onion, stale bread or freselle, salad and wild grass.
Fish in Ischia does not betray. There are many ways to buy it fresh, directly in fish-shops or at the paranza(trawler) when fishermen come back from the sea after the beating. Typical of the island are macaroni with sea food, linguine with sea-urchins and different species of local fish served in many ways: marinated, cooked in the oven, with spaghetti. The paranza fry is very famous: a lot of fried little fish of different species depending on what fishermen found. Usually they bring basses white breams, giltheads, little tuna, crayfish, calamari, squids and langoustes that enrich the menu of restaurants and agritourisms.
Some passionately fond, produce honey made from bees wax, citrus fruits or flowers. The local honey has a consistence and a taste very different from the others.
There is a town between Barano and Serrara Fontana called buonopane (good bread). Here they have been making bread for centuries. Cooked only in wood ovens it is kneaded with the crisc'to a natural yeast of acid mother paste. The bread is still kneaded by hand, and its smell in the morning is stirring. All over the island. All over the island there are ovens making bread.
The rural culture is confirmed by the cultivation of many kinds of vegetables, potatoes, eggplants, peppers, courgettes, artichokes and garden rockets.
The legume are very good: lentils, chicklings, beans (they have curious and unusual varieties called pipers –purple red colored- and fascists - with black nuances).
The volcanic soil favours the growth of tomatoes. They are picked up in clusters and twisted to create the typical pendolikept in dry and fresh place.
Of course you'll also find all of the regional specialties (such as the origianl Mozzarella cheese) from Campania served on the island.
On the Island of Ischia, the viticulture has millenarian origins. The cultivation technique is like the Greek traditional one. In fact, it is different from that one used in the middle of Italy and in the rest of the Campania province. From the coasts to the steep mountain slopes is where the vine is cultivated on proper terraced fields. Here is a list of the most famous and diffused kinds of grapes, all cultivated in the island from about 300 years ago: White Grapes - Biancolella, Forastera, and Arilla S. Lunardo; Red Grapes – Guarnaccia and Pedirosso o Pere e Palummo.
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Bookish Crafts & Activities For Kids
Books and kids go hand in hand, and hopefully always will. Crafts are the same way, an essential part of childhood. Eating paste can almost be considered a rite of passage in many circles. To continue our celebration of book week at Apartment Therapy's Family Channel, we offer these five bookish crafts for your family's consideration.
1. A Homemade I-Spy Book at Delia Creates
2. Personal Board Books at Utah County Mom
3. Play Library Kit at Make the Best of Everything
4. Hollow Book Treasure Box at WishWishWish
5. Custom Coloring Book at Instructables
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29 January 2010
Jean Paul & Angélique - Jean Paul & Angélique (1975, Charter Line CTR 012)
Super rare french grooves ripped by Agent D.
MUCH APPRECIATED ! thx
Jean Paul & Angélique - A1 - Harmattan
Jean Paul & Angélique - A2 - Africa Sound
Jean Paul & Angélique - A3 - Latte Caldo
Jean Paul & Angélique - A4 - Pinco Pallino
Jean Paul & Angélique - A5 - Mooning
Jean Paul & Angélique - B1 - Saucy San
Jean Paul & Angélique - B2 - Padrino N°2
Jean Paul & Angélique - B3 - Computer Man
Jean Paul & Angélique - B4 - Viso Di Donna
Jean Paul & Angélique - B5 - Flute's Wind
groové ! SIDE A / SIDE B xxxxxxxx FLAC !
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ohoooo. also thx for rapidshare link. dope shit
- January 29, 2010
- January 30, 2010
- Vinyl Room said...
Dear Paul,
Is it ok if I put a request here?
I am looking for the following library album which is on the Parry Music Ltd label, and it is PML39 FLUTE SALAD.
If found hopefully it can be at 320 or even flac, but beggars can't be choosers until we find it I suppose, lol.
All help much appreciated.
- January 30, 2010
Very nice flute grooves.
I like the mis spelling of the track "Moaning"! ( or "Moanin'" as it's properly titled ).
- February 03, 2010
Le coffret Salut les copains vendu 85€(annoncé edition limitee?,collector?)debut decembre en pre commande sur Amazon.fr est actuellement en solde sur Amazon.fr a 72€.
Euh,Euh.....faut 'il s'etonner apres que le disque se vende mal en France.
DuCon qui l'a achete en pre commande.
- February 04, 2010
- Likedeeler said...
This looks interesting! Big props from Berlin
- February 07, 2010
- attax said...
Hello my friend,
I see you also get Spam invaded :)
Here something for you I was able to track down.
The first album I_Signori_della_Galassia-Qualcosa_si_crea_nulla_si_distrugge.rar
- February 08, 2010
- Paul Durango said...
TOP SHARE! thx ! really appreciated..
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- January 21, 2011
- Carlo said...
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- February 11, 2011
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Ozzy Osbourne on Black Sabbath's Future: 'If It's Goodbye, We're Ending It On a High Note'
Just last week, Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi hinted that the group's July show in London could be their last concert. Now, vocalist Ozzy Osbourne has offered his take on the matter.
"All I can tell you is that if it's good-bye, we're ending it on a high note," he tells Guitar World. Instead of with [1978's] 'Never Say Die!,' which we didn't leave each other on friendly terms. The only thing I'm sad about is Bill Ward couldn't work things out. But I'm up for another Black Sabbath album and tour. If we can, great. If not, I'll just carry on doing my own thing."
"I never say never. I never thought after 35 years I'd [be back with Black Sabbath], have a No. 1 record and a sold-out tour. It's weird, the album was recorded and released in 2013, and it was Number One in 13 countries…the number 13 is driving us mad!"
While it is certainly encouraging to hear Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler floating the possibility of a new Black Sabbath record, only time will tell if the curtain is set to permanently fall on Black Sabbath.


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Homeland Security Works For Disney Now? Announces Shut Down Of Movie Sites At Disney
from the civil-vs.-criminal? dept
Now, it looks like law enforcement isn't even trying to hide the fact that they're taking orders from Hollywood. Dark Helmet points us to the news that Homeland Security proudly announced raids on nine different movie sites, which they accuse of infringing on copyrights. But what's most interesting is where the announcements about these raids happened: at Disney. And who else was there on stage? Execs from other studios. Yup, Homeland Security isn't even trying to make the slightest effort to hide the fact that it now works for corporate interests. It will announce legal activity from the companies, which stand to benefit the most from such activity.
Imagine if the FTC announced plans to charge Google with antitrust from Microsoft's offices? With execs from Yahoo and Apple on stage. Wouldn't people cry foul?
Not only that, but the guy in charge of the raids blatantly admits that it's now a homeland security priority to protect movie studio interests:
The head of ICE [Immigration and Customs Enforcement], John Morton, says that the number of illegal movie sites is dramatically rising both in the U.S. and abroad, and organized crime is behind some of them. ICE is putting movie piracy front and center in this new initiative, by making its first actions to protect the movie studios' intellectual property.What does customs have to do with a domestic dispute over civil copyright infringement? And why are Homeland Security officials so closely involved with a few Hollywood Studios that they're not just protecting their business models, but also announcing these efforts from the studios' own offices?
I don't know anything about these sites that were shut down. I've never heard of any of them, but they're nine out of hundreds, if not thousands. It won't do anything to actually help Disney or these other studios. Users will quickly shift elsewhere. The content will still get released just as quickly.
The claims that these sites were run by "organized crime" could very well be true, but I'd like to see some actual evidence on that. It's a common refrain from the industry, but no actual proof has been presented. At best they've shown that some DVD counterfeiting operations have some mob ties, but that's not the same thing. Note that in the announcement no actual evidence of organized crime links were provided.
In a separate article, US Attorney Preet Bharara is quoted as saying that the government took these actions because "copyright infringement translates into lost jobs." Never mind the fact that the GAO just pointed out that such claims are highly questionable (especially the ones from the MPAA -- who won't provide their methodology), this raises a really serious question about government interference into private markets. The government's role is not to protect industries from losing jobs. It never has been. Otherwise it would have "raided" car companies for making horse buggies obsolete. Using that as justification has no legal basis whatsoever, and is really a very disturbing claim.
The whole thing appears to be a gross misuse of government resources to protect a few movie studios, which are unwilling to adapt to a changing market place. People should be outraged over such a misuse of government powers, but because these are "pirate" sites, everyone will look the other way.


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One Piece Romance Dawn: Start of an Adventure (PSP/3DS)
Surprise! Looks like Kaizoku Musou/Pirate Warriors won't be the ONLY OP game to be released this year! A new OP game is in development for the PSP, and it's an RPG, to boot! I'm not sure how far it'll go storyline-wise, but it's been confirmed that it'll start from the East Blue arcs. My guess is that it'll go up to the point of the timeskip like Pirate Warriors. Here's the first scan for the game:
Definitely looks cool! We won't have too long to wait either, as the game will be released this winter! Still, I'm unsure about the chances of this being localized..... We may be getting Pirate Warriors since it's a simple action game, but an RPG is a different story......
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RPG games are pretty much my crack, but I do see where you're coming from. Personally, I would have been cool with a PSP or Vita port of Pirate Warriors (the graphics would have been downgraded in the former, but it would still be fun, IMO), but frankly, we're lucky to get an anime-licensed PSP game that ISN'T a visual novel (and trust me..... there's a bunch of them). That's why I'm glad to see that we've got this coming along with the Hunter X Hunter action game (and of course the Jojo fighting game for the PS3 ).
That being said, I wonder how the battle system will be? I mean, I know the screenshots show that it's menu-based like most games of the genre, but I'm wondering if it'll have stuff like button-timing combo attacks (like in the Mario RPG games)?
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^Mind you, I'm not expecting it to be a masterpiece myself, but it doesn't really NEED to be one as long as it's fun. And to be perfectly frank, I've been getting more enjoyment out of my PSP lately than from any of the "big" console releases....
Actually, speaking of PSP and RPGs, I think it would be cool if the battle system were something like Last Ranker's. I always liked how that title's battle system felt sort of like a fighting game's (you could even manually block and counter attacks, which is really cool, IMO). But yeah, I know I probably shouldn't get my hopes up so high......
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The PSP version doesn't look fun but they have to sacrifice something to make this game somewhat playable.
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Personally, I wish that there was a sequel to that GBA One Piece game that Dimps made eons ago (which was, interestingly, only released in the USA!). Again, it wasn't the greatest, but I felt it did a lot of things right (nice 2D visuals, simple, fun gameplay, a translation that was ironically more faithful to the source material than the horrid 4Kids dub (which was still running at the time the game was released)). The only real gripes I had with it was that Luffy was the only playable character (the other Straw-Hats were only used as assist characters), and the story only reached as far as the end of the East Blue saga. In an ideal world, I'd love to see a sequel that covers the beginning of the Grand Line adventures up to the Marineford arc, but once again, I'm not getting my hopes up too high.....
As for Pirate Warriors, I'm not really surprised that the player roster is pretty low (that's where the inevitable sequel(s) will come in to beef up the cast), but my only real disappointment is that they axed levels based on Skypiea and Thriller Bark (there's also the Davy Back Fight, but I think I'm the only one who'd care about that). That's why I'm hoping this RPG will at least cover more ground storyline-wise than these other games since that's a genre with a stronger emphasis on story in the first place....
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New playable characters
New enemies and bosses
Added story levels
Character biography and gallery (including mini-story characters)
DLC content of non canon events and characters from anime fillers (such as Warship Island, Rainbow Mist, Ocean's Dream, etc.), movies (such as Dead End Adventure, Curse of the Sacred Sword, Strong World, etc.), and video games (such as Round the Land featuring Blyue with his shrinking powers, Big Secret Treasure of the Seven Phantom Islands featuring Simon with his paper powers, Unlimited Adventure and Unlimited Cruise)
As for the second half of the One Piece story in video games, we would have to wait until there are enough events (including its final arc) to see it entirely.
|2012-07-14, 09:23
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That pretty much describes Dynasty Warriors sequels in general.
But I actually DO like the idea of adding non-canon events like the movies to the sequels. That way we actually get more content rather than having to wait 2-3 years at a time for the next manga storyline to end. And hey, we get to have guys like Shiki and Z as bosses, which is cool.
Actually, it wouldn't be a bad idea to add those storylines to this RPG game, as well.....
Edit: Oh hey, I notice Aohige posted this over at AP:
Hey, maybe this means that it WILL have a Last Ranker-style battle system after all.....
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What I find interesting is how those battles went... I don't think it'll be a turn based RPG. Maybe it'll go down like the Tales of series does it where if you run into an enemy, your entered into a small area to fight them.
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I always thought what those anime games lack was Final Fantasy like turn based gameplay, enhanced visual animations and original music from series.
I was surprised when I read RPG, but after seeing trailer gameply its meh...
Apparently this new game's not adding anything new as always. Just your everyday kill everything on screen with your favourite anime character with some kiddish music playing in background game...
|2012-07-24, 10:30
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Really, it wouldn't be fair to make that assumption from the first trailer alone. Besides, a game that goes from the Morgan to Buggy arcs would be a little too short, don't you think? I mean, even that GBA game I mentioned earlier covered the ENTIRE East Blue saga, at least.....
You mean Pirate Warriors?
But apparently, it's not going to be a regular turn-based system, if Aohige's translation from before is correct. I'm still hoping that it's something like Last Ranker's battle system. Here's a video to show you what I'm talking about:
I wish I could find a better example, but I'm not in the mood to comb through every inch of youtube right now. Anyways, LR has a sort of pseudo real-time battle system where you can guard AND counter enemy attacks (you don't learn the latter skill until a bit later in the game, though). It's actually pretty fun! Too bad that particular game was never localized, though..... I also notice that the upcoming Time and Eternity (which is also made by Imageepoch) seems to use a somewhat similar battle system. At least, I'd sure like it if this OP game had this sort of gameplay.....
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^I think you need to remember that it's clear from the game's title alone that there would be emphasis on the earlier storylines. So even if it does extend to the Grand Line adventures, the whole point of the plot is that we're following Luffy's adventures from the very beginning. There's no point establishing that fact if the opening trailers exclusively focus on footage from later, action-heavy arcs like Enies Lobby or Marineford.
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It could be much like that Dragonball Z: Attack of the Saiyan's DS game where it covered everything from just before the World Tournament, to after Vegeta/Nappa attacked the planet.
Sooooo, in terms of this... I'd think we'd only get afew arcs.... maybe up to the Grand Line.... only in alooooot of detail~
|2012-07-28, 11:48
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Oh hey, check this out:
Hmm, this may mean the game WILL be released in Europe, then? But in that case, I find the 21/09/2012 release date to be rather perplexing, since the Japanese version was already slated to be released this winter (at no specific date so far). It's most likely a mistake, but it does make one curious.....
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and the ward he came a long narrow room with narrow bids-oil each siele and lhe same e-oarsi blue qniltsovcr them hut every person ivingoutliese beds was ill as well as p'bvci - tv-stiii'ke-n i saw transome the firsl moment saw no one save bim he was alone no one near ij i in : for he wai pass iuerawav quietly and the nurses had much m do and ivi re glad to leave him to hini m'lf ijiiiie alone i ing w iih hi.s eyelids closed and drifrfyig away trainpiilly pul nf this tioublcseime life as if he elid neit kiie.w that lm was going — just as a child l'all asleep without knowing it so epiiet and still he was thai when i stole on tip too t his side as i used te sie al to wil-i he's cradle lie lid not opeii his e or move the poor hands that lay outside the quilt i laid my hands softly upon them and the icy chill that ran through me forced me te cry aloud i i tiaiisoine 1 said are you going to leave me to leave me behind you iu this dreadful place al that his face quivered all over and lis lips moved and his eyelidc opened a smile came across his face full of con tent ami bis poor glazed eyes brightened i in saw nn bending e>\e him ally my lass ally !* he whispered 1 • down beside liii-.i aud pul my arm middy hi old gn y head ; and he kept on whispering ally . my lass ! my pom ally till i couldn't hear it a minute longer h !" i cried ihe l.orel is dealing very ha i sl w ith us xo no,1 lie answered lie's dealin1 sorter wi us nor wi ii is own ni at were crucified npo1 thc cross nohry i th world has borm harder nor that aw m i ue-aiy sinl'ii eiwel mail but ile wcl'c young and there was no sin in him yet they put him to death npo the cross nd thee milium tlireop agon lh lord ally if he'd only let mc eonm in tern i nicd again foe-ling as if i'exl must hear my cry and take me along with trail - rome aj ! aw'd bide me for thee a while if aw could for sure,1 he said tenderly aw promised to bide wi the-e until death part ed u : hut tweit tlm workhouse first anel in iu it death 1'ul iheo'lt not be long after %■, ally nc 1 said but my throat was so dry and chocked i could say no more if transonic died all was ovei jfnr me i un a in 1 1 » 1 . — . friemlles.si4d woman with i"lliing before me but p a wlfilk in the wolkheillse ; yet 1 coulll not be suio tliat i should ilie sei.m ally he whispered again aw'vo giovn iiieniy and niony a eross te boar hut tlie-c'h forgie mo a ueiw tli lord knows,1 he wenl em al aw love thee more now neir when we were wed heist reinenihcr lass ? i'ut tedl iue quick what were those words thee learn ed nn ih neei afore we came into th house faithful unto death quick ally god knows how hard it was for me to make my voice speak through my sobs m quietly and softly i repeated the words putting my lips close ie his » ar — be thou faithful auto death and 1 will pvc thee 1 crown of life '. grair words he whispered faitlltw i death ; crown o life t-ran words faitluv unto death lord '." pis grey head fell heavier em my arm anel u v(.]i,is d-opped half over his pyw his breath came feebler arid feeb '''•'• i knew what it was ho tried to n"-al once more te mo but his poor iignc was stiff and cold his lingers brtiped about a bit on the quilt till 1 pul '">' other hand into them i wouhl not mir or utter a cry lesl any of the strange women who were iii the ward should come njgh ns and perhaps take me away from '"">• so quiet he was when he passed w.iy for erdr that even the sick man "'"'' w him whom i e-oulel have teim-heil u'tli my haml without moving diel nol k""w that transonic was dead only 1 knew ix iiomi again , " ell i cannot tell youanymore yo wive heard enough t know how trim m"m was faithful unto death maybe il ad been like him i should have beer rtk him now in thc presence of tlie fo.el bif he has placed us hero like children it school who must stay till their tasks ire learned by heart before they are lot free into the lioliilay anel the sunshine fei learned mj lessons so as i nugntnave forgotten them in the holiday time and when transonic was called home from school the lord left me here to get them bettor by heart all 1 saw of his funeral was the little plain hearse bokuigjng to the union with four ofthe workhouse men riding outside it ready to carry his coffin to the grave after that i was'like one dozoel ami lie ! wildon-d doing nothing of my own will rid choice ; but getting up and going to imi ealiugand drinking onlj when i was bid once i wont to prayers seeking for tr-uisonie : but i wvtil went again the lbtir bare white wall qf tin ward seemed nothing but a big grave and i like one dead and buried in it only a sort of liv ing death so dreadful that mme but those who have felt it can know it nothing would ever change again summer and winter wuuld be alike t <» me 1 whs there without pity and without help my he-art dead within me it seemed as if death itself had forgotten nm or wouhl not havo com passion em me it was one elay in the spring tliat trail - some had spoken of — f lh spi ing ally — i tli spring-lime !' i was hiving in my bed late in the morning for no one had bid nu rise though the sun was shinning through the high windows when the door near me was opened ami the matron and two gentlemen came through it i had ceased te care to take any iiotie-e ed visi tors for if tliey tried to comfort me it was plain thev knew nothing of mv orrow ... set i dosed my e'ye-s wearily as they came in bnt they stepped at the foo.l of my beel : and i thought maybe if i seem tube ash . p lhe y w ill pass on : for it troubled nu for e.iher folks to talk to me about transonic bill a voice a strange voice yel wiih a tone in it that somehow made nn think of my littl school said load enough for me to hoar — surely this cannot be mrs transonio ! it's alice transonic answered the matron her husband elie-el four months ago and she's never been herself since she take-s nei notice of anybody sir she'll take lieitie-e of me said the same strong clear pleasant veiie-e 1 must make hor know me : for i'm come to pay a debt i owe hor mrs transonic you have never forgotten your little scholar4 fippin .' no i hail neve forgotten him yel i did not lift up hiy eyes all at once i tiioel t i recall his bonny face but it was so mise-il up with willie's face i could not then i felt a warm strong baud take mine inte its firm clasp : as transonie's was when we were wed it's pippin !' said the voice close to my oar i made great effort then to shako off ihe weighl that had lx-i-n crushing me down all those long months i fell my self trembling ill through iue and the warm hand clasped me more closely look at ine!1 saiel fippin so 1 opened my eyes and saw him staudiiigbesidemy bed a young sunburnt man now but with the same sunny hair and bright eyes that my little scholar had 1 broke out into sobbing and weeping so as i had never wept sinci transonic eiie-el i am come to take you away from this place,1 lie said soothingly : but you must not talk to mi now after dinner you sliall get up and dress and como away wit lather and me father is lemicheune at n.st mrs transonio !' then i loeiked»jli"l saw behind him n man of middle age whose hair was just gnin£g!<'y aue(\i'hy|e grave face bore the marks pf bitter sufferings but he looked kindly upon me as fippin spoke and said you we're my boy's bost friend when he haei no euie to care for him : and we will not leave you here so they went away and i lay qinel again but tooling that the sun was shinning still upem the world and there was levo anil kijuliu-ss in il ye-t evi'll for iue that evening i had tea with them iti a grand parlour in an inn in the teiv u and - was waited upon as ifi were a born lady fippin ledd me all his rtory which is too long to toll hero how , like a e-liild the memory of me haei died away ft'oni his in ind amid iho many changes of his life how when he was a be of sixteen just leaving school then came a rumor te him of rns nithcrs wrrp having been wrecked upon tht coast f africa nine yuars befatv and how ftrwrjjfte man was living among the black tribes there it was uo more than i rumor bul he eould not rest until he liad adventured himself to take help to that white man : and behold : it was his own father captain john champion who might never have escaped from that place if his boy had not rescued him they had only come back fo england a little while ago and now the memory of me having grown strong again thoy had returned to emr tow n to repay me for w hat 1 had done for him when a little child ah ! if tran sonio haei only lived to know it ! yes thoy repaid mo nobly captain john champion haei brought home with him stores of gold and ivory not enough i to make him rich but amide and to spare ! for starting himself and philip again in a 1 way of getting more wealth but first thev said they were bound to provide foi mo though i told them again and again i had done nothing to deserve it well iry some means en ofliet they prey vailed upon our landlord who wit philip's uiu'le you remember te let me have n.y otd cottage back again he was more friendly with them now tliey had no need of any friendship from him tliey bought furniture for mo as for as possible like that which imppin could remember though vre could not iiave tho old loom liack,tior willie's chair and because t told them andniiidc them believe it that t could not lie happy to be idle and burdensome upon them the-y set me up again with benches books and went themselves to the pooplo living in the dingle to ask them to se'tid their lads and lassos to my sohoo'f sonic of thoin knew me well for a schoolmistress and promised gladly and before may came round again ono year only frenn that terrible uay when wo had notice to eiuit i was in my own bouse again with my little troop of scholars coming up from the town for their schooling thoro was onl,v_e>ne great change but ah that ono change was almost more than t could boar never to have transonic sitting opposite to 1110 in the cliiiiiiii'y-iieink ill through the long lone ly evening never tohoarliim move about in tho room overhead or see him pass hy tiie window ! when pippin and captain john champion were gone then 1 felt how desolate it was there were the flowers and the spring sunshine and the fresh air mowing ovor the brow of the hill but transonic was not there with me to enjoy them ho was bead i eouhl not ge-t ir out of my mind and life bad died in the workhouse tlie'ii ono night 1 dreamed a dream in which t saw him standing among a great crowd of folks vi'iy vie-li anel very lcarn oel and very grand ; anel 1 thonght lie ipoked lonely and strange among thorn : anel i ciille-d on him te e-oine back to me who coved him though ho couldn't read a word out of a printed bobk and directly a greal e'einipany of plain simple men liko himself eftme into my sight and 1 se-onu-il tei know whei thoy were there was enoch who walked with cod and xoah who pleased cod and abraham thc friend bi god and many another and transonic see mod iiito at home with thoni and i coiil.i hear the-m talking i thongllf about god its if they had soon his face and know llim for a friend ned like tho learn ed men who woro talking of him in hard di iii iilt words all ai eniee a sole-inn trumpet sounded anel t saw a glorious throne iinel < me upon il who was toei bright for mo tolook.uposi onlj i e-eiiilel hear his voice speaking anel after iuy ear wits used to the sonnd of it 1 heard flirii say weil elotie good anrl faithful servant : thou has been faithful over i few things i will make thee ruler over many things ; euter them intei tlio joy of thy lord and i looked to see who it was standing in the light ofthe throne with n crown ed life upon his head : and it was transonic tiik km theke's death in the pot a stnrfliiii jiist-in'ii'ii mfirhlched lion in the unmix of a clte.ni.sl boston post for about a year past the use of mur bleized iron kitchen utensils has been iiiu common the neatness of the work and the general attractiveness of the ware giving it a speedy popularity but inves tigation shows his very beatify to be a source e>f danger for a considerable por tion of tin oiianiol with which the thin iron is coated is composed qf lc;iel and in such conelitieins that acids easily work upon it tlie effects oi load poisoning paralysis swelling of the joints c arc not goiie-r iilly shown for several years a fact which may account fovtlie few suspicious circum stances with which the use ofthose wares have yet boon attended tho folleiwing letter is of interest in this connection : recent enamelled iron vessels called inaibloizod ironware havi boon coming into extensive use in this pari of the city in forms of teapots milk-pans sauce-nays frying-pans dippers spoons and various other forms our stato chemist dr hayes has analyzed several specimens and found the enamel to contain load and arsenic in very dangerous proportions sauces sour milk tea and water even take the poison a friend bf mine has a wife quite sick whei has been having her hroakfasi prepared in ono ofthose dishes another friend narrowly escaped the same thing i c'aih'e very nonr having my own buckwheat calces cooked ill one ed them the wan was very handsome is ! nianuf'iii-t ureil in now york city mnl is coining into extensive use it is ejuire lia ble to be fouiiil in our kitchens aml'iii the ■kite-lu-ns ofour restaurants aud hotels and ofall the poisonous things which now enter intei mir food drink medicine and the wall-papers whicli adorn out houses ; it i.s one of tint most dangoreius i think 1 it mv duty to publish this information \ with the hope that il may attrae.-t the at j '""* f tj r ' o^lvni.d|tjto|)tho 1 sale of these wares ned only here but ' elsewhere geokoe t tiatcpffff f j 2ds washington street.11 a reporter of tho post called upon dr hayes yesterday and questioned him re garding thc analysis of the enamel he declined to give the precise result but ! saiel that about one-eighth in weight of i the enamel was composed of oxide of load nd thnt it was from tliis ingredient a h>5 ihat danger arose t_e arsenic which ilso entered into the cmtspokitioii was so changed by the henfc to which the work wa subjected in the process of r__*_m_fsj|f ture that nothing need berfiiared from it b puhitan cusityoms , rj , waeinkr and his brutal revenue raiders • it would seem who gorhbout wefcteth xorth carolina maltvoati ytonu'ri have only transferred a ttfvw en^iiiiil habif-tei oiiv southern country phfc spmil*flel mass repuhl lean says tftt'tiie lttckiit and pounding of wnves ts-'tlie^oiiitw death is getting almost as eethmon in nte^v england and xew vork as 1't is in the more brutal districts oftar/gland tills means that it is getting very i_ommon in deed the fiejmblimn says there is a class of men in the local rtios indicated with lowi instincts and passions who assuage every di.sairpointment of whatever kind with a beastly intoxication ami a viobriit assault upon their partners the woman gets a blow in reply to some of her bitter rtpin ings at hor lot she is knocked dowif and hofiry boot-heels ierfonn a literal dance of death on her prostrate form the repituktut thinks that hanging is toogoeal for such wretches as it is but it says they always get religion1 and get off thc stage with more credit than might have attend ed their e-xil in llieir beds tiie sjiirii of hie south an enterprising weekly publish d in fie-hinond county has hi'ietolbre be-on nothing if not lhuli cal — liadie-iil of the deepest dye — but even that stauuehest 1 staunch papers is now ceiiisieleiiibly oil ceilor in its hist issue it bohlly proclaims to its readers and the rostofniaiikiuiltliat.it inti'iuls in the-fu ture to tnki_u now departure giving there for most cogent reasons lt says three-fourths of oar patrons being democrats of the straightesi sect and the national administration ha iug been virtitallv surroiidorod to the di'inocracy it is mni purpose in the ful ure to eh all iu mi power to make the spirit far more acceptable to our democratic friends and patrons than it has heretofore been anel those who do not like our now departure may lump it llene-e-forlh the spirit oj the south will be iudepe ndont in deed and in tiiiiii xow that is what wc call straight-for ward talk hut then a paper with three fourth of its subscribers dead against ir with lhe uatiemal administration though nominally of its own party yet virtually in the hands of the enemy is really in an awkward fix nen must i be forgotten that my son oliver ami the spirt of un south both breathe the air of kichinoml i-eitinty and it may be that is the reason both are down with the same complaint indeed if three fourth of the readers of the spirit of ilu south are democratic of the most straight - est sccj it stands to reason that colonel do ivt.ui is in no be-ttor plight in regard to his e'lnistitiients and to say the least i of it a man ison ticklish ground when i throe-fourths of his constituents aro op posed to him politically rnle'ujli ohser eer tiik louisiana electoral fraud proposed salr of the state vote — coiijiriu u'.orii iji'itleiiee ijainst the lielurniini f-ounl spe i.tl dispatch to tho baltimare sun xi:w oki.kans april 20 when welts anel anderson were be-ibro lhe house cuni luittee on privileges at washingteui they both testified as to ailegcil offers of large i . sun.s of money made fei them to give thc i vote of louisiana to tilden evidence lias been furnished here recently overset j ting beyond a doubt flic statements ol | w elks and anderson in their testimony on j this point the facts in reference to tlu ' proposed soil out by this precious pair i may be briefly stated as follows and it i and it may be said unit they have no con ne'e-tieui wi 1 ti aiiy part real or alleged taken in the mutter by madeln : hoth j wells inui anderson al different times approached two prominent cons'e?vafiv ' genllonion of the state and without tin least 1'iicumloe'iitiem made tlie direct offoi to count the state for tilden in considera tion ofa sum named by them the gentleman to whom wells made his oiler was mr keiinor tt will be re . plembered that mr kennor testified be fort the iimitsc coininitteo and his versiof of the affair was literally correct th offer ntiiele by mr anderson to the geu t ionian on whom he called was to declare . the tilde electors for thc sum of 6200 00 recognizing the character of the men with whom he was dealing rhe gen tleman who was approached consul ivi that the end justiiied the ni.ans hi agreed to air anderson's terms subject to ratilie-atiem by mr tilden and mr hewitt a special confidential uiesso'.igei i ' i was dispatched from here to xew vork to see mr ibiwitt that g.ntleni m eleri ded that he could m>t as mr tild.sn's iriend and adviser ebfiser*l to any sncli ami he earnestly ' reeoiuiuit'iidel that tlie louisiana conservatives shoulel j trust tn the j.intiee of thoir e-atisa ami en ; tov*rntr no e irrupt nrrangstuent with the rexrtmiiig board as he would feel coin poll ed rev repudiate all connection with it oi approval of it ' the mr«ssengr>r was detained for some d»win xowyork uot reaching here on his return tih a day or two before that on whieh tlre'-tv^nrisiing board was obliged to prpma-lftate the result ft avnlt not be for j gotten how wells and auderson delayed i die aunouuceiue-ut of hmir fillings jo$£u tke.lastnpn-out they wove waitiu,g,for - the retina of the messenger jsqwt to xeir ywk t aad . were , , so dii^apppim ted and angry at the fadnye of his missions that thej gate packard and the hayes electqrs.a much hjgger majm;i.ty than any , j^tiiewi.had exported , wells and amder fp nadtfhp audacity before the committee to stiite that thoy were jfii^st approached on the aabject of^sr-tling put xhei negotiations were initiated by tbem and tbey were most persis^at jn urging matter hail mr hewitt con sented tilden voiibl have gotten his owq and even had the whole affair been maelc public to the worjd eight members of the electoral commission would have been competed aceordiug to their own stand ard of action to acquiesce jno more unfortunate — another letter in which the writer beseeches aid has boon received nt the executive oflice it is from a woman who asserts that she has recently been unfortunate on the 27th of march she unwittiugly and at one fell swoop gave birth to a wliolo litter of children throe in number one of whom being a boy she proceeded at once to name z b vance for some little pecu niary compensation on account of her berviees te her country she writes te his excellency ge>v vance is not at home now but his confidential clerk who has charge of this branch of the correspond ence wrote the woman a letter of condol ence telling hor to gei ami sin no more and enclosed a quarter with his eompli meiits and regards — ral xeirs — -^«_>«- — - the graded school morcment a mono the colored people the colored people held a public meeting at the court house last evening for the purpose of considering the proposed p.'ciul tax scheme for graded schools the meeting was called to or der by s ellison and 0 hunter jr was called te the chair ami also requested to act as secretary aftor a few preliminary remarks by the chairman w r harris called upon s ellison whei made a strong appeal to his colored friends to vote for the measure albert williams who is opposed to it was permitted tei have a say after which'hewas considerably used up by james harris steward ellison and col a w . shaffer the colored people are enthusiastic over the movement and will doubtless veite almost to a man in favor of it raleigh xeirs preparations for hatching fish mr frank w chirk of xorthville michigan arrived in this city yesterday afternoon he is an export in the arti ficial propagation offish aud as such is sent hither by tho united states fish commission for1 the purpose of engaging in tho hatching of lish with whicli to re stock the rivers of north carolina hav ing had a e-onfere-nce with iov vance and state c eulogist kerr mr chirk will pro eee to-day to make the ne-e-essary hatch ing boxes the tirsl experiments will be made iu the xeuse near h ins ton the hoanoke near weldon and somewhere on the l'e-e deo our people will watch with interest the progress which may be made in the hatching of fish looking to the rostoi'king of the now nearly depleted k reams ofthe stato — hal xeirs the oiitt'ititi of futino in the state there are at pte&nt 27 brands of regu larly licensed guanos for sale upon the markets of this state1 at this rime last year 107 brands woro offered npon our markets without any privilege tax or anal ysis being rorpiircd thus it is seen that tho i'tlco of the bill establishing the de partment id agriculture has boen to ban ish from this state 80 brands of fortili ze-is (.') wliich cannot stand the analysis lt ik suppose tliat the extra xl per ton wliich the guano men have placed upon their manufactures does come out of the fanner who buys them can he not better afford to pay sill for a ton of guano than to pay sll for 100 pounds of guano and i 1900 pounds of sand ? ho eau see for hini self next fall when his crop matures — i ral xeirs an eitjltt year old ffoij'cliascs and catches a fos | mr j h johnsion of flea ant grove j township jeilinstein county was in the . city yesterday and told with some pride i of an expedition made by his little son ■albert sydney jedmston eight years of i age last saturday afternoon against a . fox which had long boen a pest in the | community starting evut with tho dogs j;on his father's place he soon strue-k a i trail and began follotftng it the chase j increased in interest and during its pro | gress not loss than tin ni:-:i joined in at i different tiun.'s but these soon bt came i exhausted and gave it up fhe boy con tinued however and reaped tin rewanl v ofhis labors by returning home late in ; the evening carrying the fox em his shoul , der li was a very large one and bad , been many times chased without success | it had ravaged tq a great extent aniong the poultry of that section of country and there was general rejeiiciug wheu its cap tare was announced having escaped all the old hunters it remained to fall a vic tim to the zeal aud persistency of au eight : rear-old boy 7,',/jl ncun rrm wrnrr m ■>., l ifcmiuc decision she state treasurer hns^been applied tafforhia opinion as to^tlie extent of tbe powevs of county commissioners iu grant licenses to retail liqiows under section in .■schedule b of thereveojua aot n his ojiin ion is a follows i_.a_m.wer to u correspon dent : t do n*t<hiuk the law requires retail ers of liquor to take out license for twelve months the county commissioner in iasuiug orelers to tlie sheriff to giant the licence have the option of designating the number of months which the.lioejase , phall op_rater provided they are not mqve tjvan twelve noriess than three the li . ceases issued uudei this section are sub ject to the proviep contained iu tlie last three lines of the section tlie tongue when k devote itself to blander is the great blister of humanity infinitely beyond any physical torture is tho suffering which it can inflict aud few indeed are thoy who can bear it with pa tience even those whei have do\e»ted themselves to winning the world's ap plause writhe in anguish when its criti cisms are adver.se even though they be just it is a mistake to suppose that pub j lie life hardens one to censure culy thosc who have too littlo sensibility to en : joy praise are patient under ridicule or slander , the wisest legal minds have never yet , been able to frame a law so searching in iu ! details as to reach those who make it their business to murder reputations under the old code of honor the slanderer might be slain or he might slay the one whom he had ali'eaely nialigiioel some times now he who hurts with the tongue may be made to pay for the mise-hief he has wrought but often a reputation may be ruined by a shrug qf the shoulih-rs a glance of the eye or a curl of tiie lip ami such covert injuries no law can reach a most objectionable class oi people are they whei refuse to work ai auy enterprise unless it is managed exactly their way we suspect these are privately of the opin ion that the general get-up of the world would lm ve been better had their advice been taken ; the-y certainly think no hu man pie can be made any way near per fect without their lingers thoy think they know the best way of doing every thing their pastor must de-pent himself as they prescribe and their teacher must apply the rules of grammar ami solve problems in mathematics according to their notions of these things were all ed this class there could ui no progress ; for where each one pulled his own several ways all strength would be wasted be careful about mafcftylng strangers the following from the salem n c press should be a warning to girls who are too anxious to get married : twice m akrieo — a few weeks since a man by tho name of j w mi vs hailing from stantein ya came t < » winston and formed a co-partnership with a mr har ris purchased an engine of mr c a liege and prepared to go intei the carpenter bus inss ho also niaele the acquaintance of a young lady of winston eloped v illi her was married at vveptwprth returned tt winston ami purchased a house and lot in this place ami commenced improving it when letters oemtaining unfavorable re ports reached hero causing mays to elis appear although he is said to he still lfifk ing about the neighborhood tho following notice from the stantoi valley virginian ef april oth explain itself enterprising youth — mr james w j mays lawyer doctor minister mocli.inii and lunatie who departed from this eitt a month ago 1 as at last been heard from a letter was received in this city yester day inquiring who and what he was and stating that he had recently eloper with and mai ied a highly rospcotahh yeuing lady in winston xorth caroliua ho went toth.it place representing him self as the son and heir of a father who es timated his wealth by tin hundreds oi thousands formed a co-part nership in tin lumber business with a mr harris am wooed won and ran off with the mav's history is a romance he was mar ried at fourteen and wo believe was re cently divorced in tbo meantime he ha figured in all the learned pro[v>.-.-:o;is am occasionally indulged iu njechamcq a other kind of business ar ne lime he was entirely in fbrio alio never ha keel rogarih'il i.s of strong mine liis t;.fiiei resides in this city and is a worthy hari working mechanic since the above letters have bei n re ceived reporting m.iys as uot di voir d ai vi't but the matter was in legal lift nil with that purpose mays lii marriage was to a daughter of mr haide.-ii lamp boil of amherst county ykgit.i.i iltlftliiilt sttitious there seems le be some alarm in some sections of ths state lesl certain streams be omitted iu the distribution offish we have authority foi saj ing that such fears are groundless al the rivers aud more important creeks o the state will be supplied bug the com mission must have trine it was necessa ry to begin somewhere nud the fae-t thru a com men cement was made in thc xetist is not sufficient grouud fos suppo>ing thai the fish hatching operations will be cou fined to this stream falrrjh xfir 1^t^tt^ttt^^t*****™s™l^l^f»-gglmmj_l 01*r gold mixes v»t c j oowles writing to senator merrimon in relation to tlie old mittes-of western north carolina says '.' '- '; - . the extent of region embmopd-inthose gold fields is upwards of live thousaud so,nan.\;"ule-.s not including the placer mines m tlio mountains which liescatter ed.and less known us to area within the bounds stated 1 nm f^l-jfri m»ns»..i uot le&thaii km mines all well known ami tef the most part productive till the war to this unnibev may be a elded many oth ers never dignified by mime ami as jfil of little importance the name ot'iimic as we use it has a much broader signification than when used in.the pacitic states for there a single vojn is generally by the mining law s ot the district in which it is found cut up into portions of 100 te tioo foot in length ns'the limit of iudivieliuil ownership ami each part receives a name here on the contrary a whole vein of manv hundred feet iu length is usually comprehended under one name accordingly the num ber above given would in the west be equivalent to many hundreds or even thousands some ofour nuiu_j.kaveuj:ielded most generous returns notaldv gold hill 12,500,600 ku.lisill.sl.ihhl'.ooo caps hill same king's mountain 7">0.000 ; and other mines in great number have yield eel jo.ouo each and upwards careful mining engineers represent all these as still rich in depth the amount of gold and silver prodne ed iu this state anil adjoining counties of smith carolina sim-e the diuoovery of gold up to june 1874 i gold 11,263 636.14 silver s 1 l.:?i it will bo observed that gold hill in this county has \ iehhel more than any two other mines mentioned it ft yel immense ly rich though not now worked mr i eiwh-s knows nothing we presume e»f senile new mine's discovered in this county within the last two or three years messrs harrison & 1 intern are interested i:i some new mines which have not yet been thoroughly tested i nod the more re e-ent discovery by snider _: < fxeal may yel prove eou.il te c hill rowan comity is the most inviting field for gold hunters of any county within the cold be-lt of this part of the state there are many places whore rich specimens of gold ores have been bivnnd on eu near the surface and ne adequate efforts ve-t made to test ! . . . ' . their importance this will no doubt be done at some future day the only hinder anee now being the impossibility of com manding sufficient capital for the par pose the winston sentinel gives the follow ing account of the performances ofa raid er crl-i umbo who has boon for some tame engaged as a revenue detective un l der jacob wagner was in town three or i four weeks ago and concluded that a rev enue man was a privileged character and coulel cuss ami rip aroiinel with impunity he ilouii.sheel hi.s pistol around generally and busted the town ordinances all to tlinelers warrants were issued for him and ho was arrested in greensboro and gave bon el for his appearance before our may or on last th ursday aud at the appoint ed lime he made his appearance was tried and found guilty ami lined 5=10 and e'e>st lie was then aires eel on three either war rants ami bound over on f.vo of them to the next term ei oar supe rior court and on emo to appear be fore esquire best on the 26th inst a fellow never appreciates the tender beauty pf a sister's love half so much as when he makes her get out pf the big roe-k ing chair and let him have the morning paper while she goes off and loans against the oiidof the bureau ami feeds her starv i ing intellect on the household receipts s at the back of jayne's family almanac a brother's hno is like pure gold it's dreattful hard to tind and when you find it it's apt to bo p\v\u->.—rtiirlinf/ton llairl.eitr we are not . likt_yov«-r g"i ay the springiielel jltpubheait to see a south ! orn legislature filled with illiterate field hit_ds it is certainly to be belied not for within the last ten years the legi-da iion of illiterate field-hands nas bost the south enough to run the parliament of , great britain tor at bast a century ami a j half — conricr-jonraal | monkv for tlir l'enitestiaky — col j d m carter prosieb-nt of the hoard of di | l-er-tor of the penitential y yesterday drew • from the state treasury s 10.000 of the appropriation made ivy tlio la^t general assembly for the support of the poniten i tinry this is the fii-st draft mad by the ' , board upon the treasury — t':'.'-fb>tii(ie we havo rcce iv 1 a sample of syrup . ; maeie from aeaigo ul'e-oiu raised in hyde , comity x c 1 he s rup is as fine as can po.-sii»'.y l.e ant.-.l the corn was ship ped ivom n.-v ;..•; a ami hi to a refinery . in new vork while the vc.s.s'l was be ingdise-haigi-elthe-co was being convert ed into syrup oi wi.ich the sample is a portion i iie ivsidu'..m i used for starch in a hor time a tl ii.e s i uii ami sugar wanted will be made in out state this is a wondi'iiul au.l important eliscovery ami wiil attach uew value to com — rtti eiyh xnrs the moravian burying ground at pir • sent contains 925 graves and taking into consideration that itfhas be-on iu existence over a century the uumber of deaths in our community is comparatively speak - iug small showing pl.eiul that for a health v location salem certainly ranks among the fir>-;t rvvt the caroliim watchman salisbury x c j14t 3 1877 nt 29
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|The Carolina Watchman
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|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|The May 3, 1877 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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vol viii third series faithful in little by ii espy strftton author of lost glpa c viii ukt pkath 1 my pains wore gone in an instant u-iilleiwed up by a greater pain i started m my chair hurried j«»wii the room iiml ie-io.


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We invite our community to join us weekly for a gentle yoga practice at the beautiful new HOpe Center for Mental Health & Psychiatric Study. In support of our community we wish to build connections and offer a safe space to come breathe, relax, and take usefull wellness tools home for your daily life. This is a gentle hatha practice, no experience is necessary.
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Where: Telfer Burke room. From the main enterance, walk straight ahead to the glass doors on your right with blue paintings on the doors
When: 12:00 - 1:00pm
(no class on statuatory holidays)
You will need: a yoga mat & towel (Some extra mats are available.) bring water if you prefer a blanket if you wish to be cozy for relaxation feel free to bring any props you know you love
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please respect a quiet space we ask that all you check that your cell phones are turned off or are on silent mode prior to class
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