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'afiriof is l'l lil.milED WEEKLY AT GREENSBORO, N. C, By James W. Albright & Brother. .-h invariably in advance. - \ month! *l.'i">, three ru<». 7!t eSl i wndlngjto aakaeribenwttl n Hull-, ol tflvcrtislna;. ..,'-- payable in advance; , i l.f-Wy in 'itfnascc. ; i InaartioB, i l.on ''ml insertion ■ ir •Ttl'-fl, .; i.i .11 ii - i I -i insertion, i.lie .r ■ ."ii,. ;,l N. 5" . fi.UO lu.oo :..oo 1.50 2.-..WI 4O.0H 10.00 3.00 35.0D CO.M KM ft.OI> «n .oo lno.oo II i- 50 per venl higher than i weeks, (7: Magistrate' - :.., la odoanox. , l\. iii-i-inem- changed uusrterly if -. > iver nvelinea, chargi hi for in H.lvaiu-e. daa Professional Cards. l IKM. Bronx, jit., . V.C. UUo/JlummctJt.C .. \ itii.Mii: 17miiMn, AYC. i i.ihu.i. Kiiiiin & GHIwatiri i i ■ .|;\ l-.VS AT LAW, i, in nslmro, iS.C. Ill K II II ■• C..i|rt....fliuilford,AUu.ai.. ■ llnvidsoi . Stakes, Yadkin. Sorry, I . •• ; CiHIl.tU*.. in will always atttiiil lb* regular • ||' iikl.ightm. Alan.ai.ee and ,i;\ The Greensboro Patriot. Established in 1824} THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1869. \ New Series No. 77. W A H0RNEY Ioxs^ arT'tat'on' a,"l bottle. Will lie prime in six to twelve months. The Hatch Maker AND JKWELLER H:i!* rit\vnv-oii hand fin.- nwasl of AVnfcliim & .ffwelry. MEPA1MIXU dmt SEATLYmmA VHEAI'Ll Gir« him n rail nl C.W.Ofcfborn'i R.M.kSiorf. 671 j New Jewelry Just reeelv—l+ Remember the TOMBS and The aadiwigntw r.*M['•■*-! fully inform* Iiipfrit I.I!> Will ih.* public :il l;u L''-,lliiiI lie i- ROW ;■;■■ [arcil tn fumiNii uil km*!-, -.r MoiiniiKiiiM Hud IvMMiane^ oflatesl riWigrn*, tvifh iiroiuptiirr-i>, and ul price* lo niH tli>- rimee, OrdVm »oiicU*l Mid prompMr SIM. IVAll work w«-.-; otT>iiiip:uiy 8buM dVUrerad QB tbe railrojul Ana ofcbvjn. S. C. ROjtKRTSOX, BOtljr Charlotte, .V ^. Palmer. llHrtsook At Co., Coiniuii,- ■ton MeTcuanta. No. 1331 Gary Street, Rirlmiond, Va. Special attentioii paid to the Rale of Wheat ami Tobacco-—bags fnxaiahod for grain, if darind. July 1. 18©. 7&ta l:lv lou 14-11. D.D.S., t Kaltimore DtMtaJ College, i>. i ia Aaaneiatian I in) .i'..\. iii»*nI in 1 )<*iil miry. 7frtk filled without PAIN! BY i simple applitsttlon lha Tooth imienaibleiopaio iluring in ration of filling,w.ihnut injury i id. F.very operation warranted fa. ii.ui. Charges aa Ion as any dentist i| hi- lax Ui ih- Kubls-r Co. I use . Ii .I-.- I I'll I: l-i doui MI. stairs in ibe (iarrett 113: ly Business Cards. ell A*. (1. EU40TT. I It A CO.. iMMISSKlS MERCHANTS INI) I niiiiir l)r:illi«. Snuare, Norfolk, Va. miitry produce ami general A .lock of Good Liooors, i hand, for sals at raasoaa-fsctim W. B. FARRER, w\rcii Mthin.IIA\KLKKa ■ Ulli IAN. I.I. naboro, N. ('., Ilai. ronsranllj on hand a -j.:. n.h'l aaaorta I of I'ushiottable JewtlrWj mil MMM -iil.-mliil IVatchti AMI CLOCKS, Which icill be *old K \ I" I <• r CASH! ,. .1. .,. Irr.SnrinftllaebiasJ, . ,.|i anil on i-Lurt noti«-».. Olil Alltria-ol Hotal, Eaal l"-ly i i II.I:. ■I Mil: in HKY GOODS, . .... run.■<■.' of all Qooda M aaai rtnifnl «.f niiKI N<x STOVES. - It-heap for DASH or «? ^tooroBooA^ % J' "CW.OGBORN/ si iti:c I:I\ ED : A new .in.l aeleel Btoek of IMtOKS. STATIOSEBT AND FANCY AKTICI.KS. ii v ICIT:K. 1l»:if US I M l-'J VhlVJ ami INDERTAKINO. Mr. Time Hock, one of ... I prilltfuanuileaajl ... - ili.Tai'linll. i :. ' jk/. alway. r-a»ly. . iiinnetitioti either in work or ill lv WM. COLLINS. i>; l ;IIIIIU :i\ . (UMMIS.SION MKRCHAKT, and i. . ■ -. I'i..\i-iim-. Ilanlwai.-, Gliuoi , . .Wall |«per.Wiudon -Im.l.-.Ar ....ii i" onleni.abil lo theanle ■. . M.i.-. Tobacco, Dried i'.i| I, i IIOI'SK BI'ILDINO, Newbern, N.C._ AKD, COLE & CO., A v.^ ■-.il. Dealerain ForeigB li i,.-i . I>ii (... I-. Ilimor*. *> *'• I Jirrmau ata. ) I?:iltiniorc ... - «iili ilii- olil eatabliahed .i.HV & DULANY, |i. ,. i- in Sialionary, ..!.• I-. Paper*. The Farmer. In the sirnit of thy fact shntt '.'"'»* fit Itrfqd. AGBIOU1/TUBAL FACTS. Tbe lorn nop Inmost piirts of tbe South is the liii^'«'>t sinee "mi. Planters are learning that castor beans |>lant<'il around eoitou HeldsiliN-gust army and boll worms. Twoparts Parisgreen, 20parts ashes, sprinkled over tbe vines through a fine seive, v. ill kill Hie potato bug. Butter (fives more money from tbe same cows tliau rlieese, because butter takes in Sunilay-work, dog-work, and woini-ifs-ttork. Sow, when the cutter-bar and scythe bave laid I be roots nearly bare, is the best time to apply top-dressing to grass lands. Do it wet days. The Xibr<txl;n Xcim winds np an earnest exhortation on arboriculture with this stunning; climax: •• Lot us make our State like heaven, hell is treeless'." Mulching is only an artificial way of giving trees a natural culture. Jack Frost invented it, and beats all others in the extent to which he carries it on. An Ohio farmer says those counties where the superiority of a farm hand is measured by his fast milking rather than his rapid binding, are growing rich. How to keep weeds out of grass is the grand puzzle of good farmers; the bad fanner gives up the light. Steam-ing the hay that contains weeds will generally kill ibe seeds. Ten thousand men thisyeur working I,lute Goods & Nouons,|in"l,lillli(.!(|,.n,. facing,* n,m.h food as twenty thousand men twenty years ago. It is not commonly understood that sheep are the best stock for grain farms. They eat mow of the refuse ofa grain-farm and their droppings make the best manure for the wheat-field. England's hill for fertilizers is as-tounding. I'.u! she sees her account in the outlay. With an old soil and payingenormous rentals theonlyescape from loss is by 1 >ig crops. The average of her wheat growth is 28 bushels an acre. A strong man who drinks hard, a man of line business talent who gam-bles deep, a Western tanner who sows grain year alter year in the sumo soil, keeps Uw cattle, and burns his straw— —arc alike. They are slowly going to the bad. In many rani; despotisms life and property are as safe as with us. But the poor man can't become a landhold-er. Here he can. The American is asleep who does not avail himself of the chief advantage of his birthright, that ofowning some land. yellow tomato makes a with yellow tinge; the colored wine, of course. white red a wme dark As I had ladies in my charge, (in-deed, Messrs, Editors, you would not have found me on fast excursion, had iiotladicscarricdme,)-Ididexpecttobe able to attend the Stockholder's meet-ing, and therefore as soon as we were landed at the Mansion House we im-mediately started out streetttroUing— donbtless excusable on such occasions as this was ; for since we, at least our USE OF LEMONS.—Hffle Journal of Health says: When persons an- fever ish and thirsty beyond what is natural, indicated in some eases by a metallic taste in the month, especially after I little party, saw no fun, nor anything drinking water, or by a whitish appear else pleasant on the train we thought ancc of the tongue, one of the best we might as well make use of our eyes coolers, internal or external, is to take virile in the ancient town where we a lemon, cut off the top, sprinkle over now found ourselves, and see what was it some fine loaf sugar, work it down-1 to be seen." We repaired at once to ward into the lemon with a spoon, and ' the store ofa friend, Oapt. J. W. Bit-then sock it slowly, squeezing the lemon . ting, and there left our eatables—, I and adding more sugar as the acidity won't call them a lunch, for they were increases from being brought np from too heavy for that—(yonr humble the lower point. author carried the baskets!)— and Invalids with feverishness may eat thusiincneiiiiiberedstartcdouttospend two or three lemons a day in this man |he day. I was struck with the city-ner, with a most marked benefit, man- ; like appearance of many stores on the ifested by a sense of coolness, comfort , main street running west—They look and invigoration. A lemon or two much more city like than anything we taken thus at tea time, as an entire1 have in Greensboro. Most of these substitute for the ordinary supper of I stores that I allude to were handsome summer, would give many a man aland roomy. Their checked awnings comfortable night's sleep, and awaken- ' and numbered doors as you cuter, and ingof rest and invigoration, with an ib0 extensive, neat, ai'.v ihsideslooked appetite for breakfast, to which they something like turning Salisbury into are strangers who will bave their cup " |jnie city. he asked if I had seen a certain name I on the books. As I had not seen it.; we looked over them together, and not finding it he suddeuly raised his head MM 1 CM iked forward into the room in noat of us in which, directlv before us.' bung a large mirror in which both ofI us were reflected full length. Seeing [ these two figures immediately before | I noticed that in many cases the mer. chants followed the city style of only keeping one kind of goods at a place. In passing a store entirely devoted to the shoe business I could not help smil-ing: for there were so many rocks, in whatever part of the town I went, that r. Wr of tea for supper relish and cake and berries or peaches and cream. Sunflowers, when planted on an ex-tensive scale, it has recently been as-serted by experimenters in France and Holland, will neutralize the deleterious effects of daily and hourly exhalations 11 (.cl"i,i llo, )".),, thinking Salisbury from marshes. This plan has been j certainly needed several shoe stores to tried with great success in the fenny kl.,.,, ,m, ,w."|,i,. supplied with shoes.— districts near Bochefoit, France, and , { should think shoemakers dida good the authorities of Holland ;-ert that j business then-, lint I found the Imok-iutermittent fever has entirely disap- ! st("v rar inferior to ours, kept by V. \V. peared from districts where the sun- [ogburn. flowers have been planted. Though : Salisbury has some pleasant and the above facts appear to be proved, [beautiful private residences. the. PVai .• lo he, elected -hall be two more ISM tliiMiimilier ofWanU in auch city or town, or in caat such city or town in nol di-vided into *anb, "t~ imr afliHHnaal naitUa for each 8»« hundred inhabitants, or if there are, lex* than five hundred inhabitant*, one j additional Jaatlee- *— «*— r*"|-— Tf rtia*a 'ngtbe number of inhabitant* in any aUcb him, the young man politely! but loud' w.°L^^■T" 122"" ** ly, asked, « Are you the clerk, sir V- < " ^ T."'°Tt a Of course no answer came, .save a H rI , ' ** /£■?", for T"wu»h,P slight smile I could not keep off mv i,' ','" '""I"" "1,al1 £ beU on,he «»* own face, and not pcreeiving his mi.s-j ," ,' '" *U!"' "*bUxa uundredand take, he again demanded, in a louder I <'/""•""<" . - . v" . . voice, with something ofa scowl Sre? rJ^aSSTS , ** his tace, » Are you the ftort,sir r At! .,' , , '"' tulTl r'«,"»,'0,u, "ow this I hurst into a laugh, and seeing IZ™*"~* b'"^it"^>**toesffcfcs* his mistake the young man. with look i , """'•v l"""""""lim ■»»» <lc»- of mortification, turned away. Oar !*?T**_2"™J"••»•*"■ «*«»«f«laiUbe ssh little party being again united, we i "'""• "'""•1'■' Caaaaiaaioaan ofeachcoua-there. alt ofaaidelec-iii- ul hhall notify majority of votee strolled down to the Episcopal church. / ' , .",'I,l',ar'' ,,,e »" This place is emphatically the beauty- !""'a1"',"""" *•*»• «" spot of Salisbury. Even- one of 08— '*?*"" "*°Mn* *• ■" it is notyet ascertained what effect the arc generally found in the western, esjieciaily the ladies—fell in love with it, and it was with great reluctance wo turned at last to leave it. The house itself is plain,—a brick building —but all the northern end. including the vestry-room, is entirely covered over with luxuriant ivy. It even runs over on the roof, and is springing up on every side of the building and will soon clamber over the entire edifice.— The churchyard is a beautiful one. deeply shadded by a beautiful grove, and the green-sward that covers it is jierfectly charming. In fact, the spot is a most enchanting one, shady, girtt-n and quiet—quiet, almost, as a moun-tain gleeu—it wears the very air of worship. On a still, sunny Sabbath morning who could not worship there I Near the western wall stands a mono incut, some ten feet high, tonne of the former pastors ol the church. The graveyard is immediately north of Un-church, only separated by a narrow street, and in it are sonic tombstones exceedingly beautiful; but this article is too long to admit a description of any of them. This place, too, is deep ly shaded by large oaks, and turning away from the quiet and seclusion of the hallowed spot we sought other and more stiring scenes. For the first time the writer was released long enough to spend a little while in t.. • railroad meeting. When I entered Josiah These i Turner was speaking, anil as i sat listening to him while he wandered m a* now prc-back over the Penitentiary affair, Gen. sunflower produces on the atmosphere, ( th-westcrn and northern parts of, yttlefleW, kfldees.&c., I almost fancied whether it generates oxygen like other plants of rapid growth, or whether like the corn-bearers it emits o/one. and destroys the animal and vegetable germs of miasmas producing fever. We were yesterday shown .several handkerchiefs made in New Orleans from the ltamie plant. The texture is finer than silk and the handkerchiefs are quite pretty. The price paid for them was om- dollar each.—Star. the town. In the northern part of the myself reading editorials place nearly every one of these resi-dences is shaded by a large, ancient and beautiful grove of elms or oaks, and surrounded by yards of green grass. Luke Blacknicr, a prominent lawyer there, and often a nieinlier of out REMEMBEU! The election is on the .">th day of August. ot tin Semtiueh You have doubtless beard of how he seated Welker. Daring the late Presidential campaign a prominent North Carolinian remarked that ■■there never was but vne .loc. Turner made" and there is much truth in the remark. The writer can give yon no points about the meeting: doubtless before the Legislature in its better days, owns j thig abu.,, vem h.lV). (lovi,".(1 a ,"",("" a handsome residence. It is built in ; of your paper to that purpose. It was < iotlric style sad is pleasantly surrond-1 my privilege to take tea that evening e.l. In whatever direction von KOJiu the house in which l...rd«-oin»al]is ,. ... .. . . i lodged while following Gen. Greene to you meet itsGothlC gables rising above ; "|(l ll;lttl(.m.,(,,,,- GuiMor<| r. ". The the trees. j building has undergone many changes When we came to the Methodist since then, and Mm. Murdoch, Esq., Church there was such a pleasant) wn0 owned it last before its present shade under a big oak near by. and I occupant, gave quite a modern air to the place was so quiet and secluded, [ tjie inside. After spending the n t.r the. Patriot ',Iial "'' ,honsht it a tit place to take , niainder of the evening, (till ten, p.m..; OVA stiNiu-Pv im i-'i.-'i- ■j"uirelrcshineiits;but ("apt. Hitting, : langhing over the jokes and anecdotes m hALlHIil 1.1 A.Mi l,.\t l\. .so polite and gentlemanly, pressed us 0fa whole soulwl, noble hearted pas Mentrn. Editor*:—Although suffer- ; to accept his offer of a large, airy room I t,,r anecdotes, such as a minister only Blank Beoka. . 1 l:ilt imox'O Street iu-:ir III>vvaru-nl t: ri-«-ii-.l>nri>. liKKKNSRORO, H.C. - • • \ rtk CariMm. .1 < ni-iiiil SSOO.OOO. .■ j — ■ II LlMtSAY, Praaidejit, Itauk t'api Fear. Orceaabaro. . \ tiKaY, Caebier, Itanri le Hank. Va. v|. KI III MI. Teller. nil biunaeai patter. ., I. il ..• il SilrerCou and N - i.-. i .ii.. nl. Stair and II Land Siw-k* MOXKY •■" UKP08IT. • • nai 1 a general i. .- .— litly W€ll,S,C. Ill M I It ,v HI, n\ IAt 11iKS. VSDOEXERAL if>II M'Tcliiiis, .\ W v il 1: Siv.il I-, lillt ll'llll III. » i. . led. and liberal : I.. per Ion. adi ancc 11 ■•.. -T caan prirea. '. 1'. rbnnouth, an V.Cm \<>lt I ll-« IKOI.IM |MM>K BINDERY AMI I \NK BOOK MANUFACTORY N C. I. i-- ami ..ihi-r Law Books I i: i ;- atieailuE Niltn- N '. I- taken in Ex Kxeeutiea, Miiiut i-Mailel i Order. .■■...:!'■ ■ .< Tit 'i Ofltee. jyiLN AimsTBOMa TOMATO WINK.—Take any quantity Of ripe tomatoes, wash and express from them the juice, strain, and tocvery gallon add four pounds (avoirdupois) crushed sugar \ let it stand until it is minutes done fermenting, Keeping the cask till-ed with fresh juice and sugar, as above. When, done fermenting, draw off with-ing from an attack of neuralgia, I pro pose giving you a little sketch of tiro Salisbury excursion, or rather, some incidents that fell under my own obser-vation, and a little account of things I saw in the old town of Salisbury. It has been said that the people of j Guilford are noted for indulging in '■free ride*." and on the late excursion they certainly took nothing from their former notoriety. It cannot be that our good people are poorer than those of any other county on the line of the Central Boad. It may be because the rising generation here is so fond ol Inn that it must find it somewhere, and with this intention sets out on every " free ride." Let this be as it will, the excursion train, under charge of Conductor Davies, entered Guilford with compar-atively lew passengers ; but before it passed into Davidson it was literally crammed—so much so that at Thomas-ville the conductor forbade any more getting aboard. The writer was one of those who had the very questionable pleasure of standing up. the whole trip, in the crowded aisle, pushed here and there by the swaying multitude, his toes constantly trodden on ami various other gymnastic exercises per-formed on and against bis person. Not only were the insides of the coaches filled; but the tops anil plat forms were also covered. Being some-thing over six feet and having to stand in the crowded aisle the whole way. I consequently saw nothing pf the conn trv along the road. 1 tried to see the ITolt farm, and made an effort to bend It'll- enouyh ; but could not—my head went too far up into the tipper story of the coach, and the crowd around me too close to allow me to bend. We arrived at Salisbury a few before nine. a. in., and the whole multitude was carried up into the ceutreofthetownby the omnibuses of the two principal hotels. ill the upper part ol his store, where can tell—we left for the depot, quite we could enjoy perfect quiet, with a pleased with Salisbury. The night air waiting boy at our service, and as' was pleasant, the train not crowded, much ice-cold water :ts we could wish, and our homeward ride was all we Thither we repaired; butas this article I could desire. The writer had more to is getting too long. 1 will pass over the a,id on High Point, Slate dignitaries. the dinner hour, and you will next| President Smith. &C, but this article find me turning away Irom a pleasant js already too long. GlTLFORD. little parlor, (where I had left my lady friends to make a call.) and strolling down street on a sketching expedition —in search of adventure in the way of A udrew Jackson's law-offlco. Thread-ing my way through one back street after another I at last stood before my coveted object. It stands in the yard of Hon. .Nat. Boyden, and Mr. IS. deserves great Credit for in his front vard, such an roll AN ACT OOMCBBNDIG TOWNSHIPS. [Paaaad April 6th, 1*59.] Section I. 'f*- Ci ..ffii' A—cmU) ••/ .Yard Carolina it. i*uf(. That the Diatrieta reported by the CfMBBlaatanera of the following t'oun-tii- s of tlm State m tbe prewiil BOBHIOII of the fJwiiul ftnafblj aril ImrnliJ approved, ami aaid Diatrieta in obedience to article aovcu, lor preserving, ,mi rf "IL. C ,""" ,., ■ an unsigh.lN Crayon,flr-nTllle,Halifax,New llan-becanse in davs gone bv its friend- »"••">'"•"■* ,' ... ., .... IV root had Sheltered the old hero of --v-r. Ch.nh.,.,,. r-imlnrlaml. l-aMil-.,,. 1 ",. lin. Bl(|. comhe. Franklin, Gnilford, Iredcll. New Orleans. it is a little red, framed building, about twelve by fourteen, standing with one end immediately on the side-walk, the rest of the building extend-ing back into Air. Hoyden's yard. A large locust tree stands on one side— and an elm on the other. It has two Johnston,Miikliml.nrcNoi I liani|ii.iii.Oiai!-j.. Randolph, RoefclngluHB, Bowaa, Warm.. Wayne, Alaln.i nci-, Ale xamh-r. All.:;liany, All-aoD, Ashe, Beaufort, Bertie, lllaih'-ii, Ilriins-wiek, Boneombe, Borke, Cabarriw, Caldwell, Cimilen, Carlen-t. Catawba, Clay, Cleveland, Cnbimhus, Cnniturk. Davie, Forsythe, Oaa-windows, one opening on the Street, • too, Qreene, Marnett, Hendenon, Haywootl, the other on the yard. The door opens Hertford, Hyde. Jones, Lenoir, Lincoln, Ma- OH the yard, also. The roof is much J eon, Uadiaon, Martin, McDowell, Mitchell, decayed, and many ol the planks on Montgomery,Moore,Naxh, Onalow, I'.wiim-the wall an- fallen, or gone. 1 thrust tank, Perqulman*, Person, Richmond, Huth my head through one of these rents arftrd, Sampaon, Stanly, Stokea, Snny.Tran-atid carefully examined the inside.— J ayWaoia, Tyrell, Union, Wataiiga, Wilk.-. 'flu-plaster has fallen down and every \viUou, Yadkiu, Yanccy andCaaweil, hhall lliiug about the little room looks ill lap- I have corporate pe-wen and shall lie known a* idited. The places arc there in the .r^v,,.,!,;,,, i,y the boundaries and by the walls where once rested the shelves that nam<.n.,,H.etivclvil..»iSiiai.-d in M iddistrh '- contained the law books of Old Hick- Ju^ ", ^tati or divided, or new Townships ory. As I looked around the deserted i ^ "PCt(,<1 1>v tllc CounlyC mimkm r, little room my fancy carrn-d me back i fc ^ Ina"ucr,p";:h-,", ," ."i,-,iiv,-i ft. to those evenings, more ban hall " Vctio,, ,-ie.htofiu, ac. .,f.i... <;.,,-ral-A - century ago.whc. this ittteplace was *J . snug and eosv and a bright fire blazed •' , .. " . in that little fire place and tl m1>r^ m-atofOinntte., ••"Ir.t.ile.l ... fourteen.!. hen. sat bv it. poring over his books; *J *!f2.tt "'" "" but I had no inore tiiue for conjuring ; ""''N,,,J •"'f ; , up such, pi- c,tures: andi s,.t,e,p..p:i.n.,g. O"rftf-Ta, ' Sac. 2. .AU.actaorp■ roeeedinhcsbvor. siraii,i'-,l, little distance. I sat down on a Stone »tewsship, In Incorporate e»P««-it!-. »h«U and made a Hide sketch of the old law- >"• in the name of the Hoard of T.UM, •.- of Office, and then wandered back to And|tbeTcnrwWi my part v. While stopping a few moments at the Mansion House to get | ^ip shall consist ofa Clerk and two Justice* Peace, except aa otherwise provided act in respect to Justii rn of tin !'• ai •. lesk looking over the register, when a in those Townships in which i itiesand towns ...iing man entered the room, trout arc simat«i. Sec. 4. In every Township in which any See. 3. The Board ofTrustees ofeach To moiiicoi s .u mi- -■iiin.-i"" ..-•o.-v ,-' b-« i —. some water, quite an amusing incident; of fbe I o<-ciir-il. I was standing by the clerk's i" •'"* which the deik was absent. Approach-ing me the young man asked if I was the clerk. Being told iu the negative, city or town is situated, or which may consist ,""""." ,.n"lp0"sati"n f0 ofa city or town, the number of Justicea of | as the Board may allow. ■a.-Ii Township ol their election. See. 7. The persona who are elected at such election aliall appear, within live days after ■en ice of notice, before the County Commis- Mi'inrs :iud.|iialif} by taking; and subscribing oath ofoili,,-. whleh oath shall be tiled with Ike Clerk of tbe Bond of Commissioners. Sec. s. Tbe Board of Commissioners i* au-thorized toileckle in all eaaea of contested election, subject 10 appeal to the Snperior Court of the counlv. Sec. :'. The persons chosen at the lirst elec-tion umli'i' this act. shall continue in their office till the 1st Tbaradayin AuK.i»t,eiKhleen l.iin.lnd and seventy-one, and until theirnuc-cis- ors shall have qiutllSed, when the regular election for -aid oaVen shall be held every two years thereafter. See. 10. At the time and in the manner an-tl. orized by this act for the election of Town-ship Boanl-of Trnstees, there shall be held an election for one Constable iu each Township, v. ho shall -;i\,- bond and security in sue!-, rea-sonable sum aa the Hoard of Trustees may di-iiii sulBeieut, to IMI not h-ss than live hun-dred dollars, nor more than two thousand dol-lar-, and take the oath of offi s.-iiii.il U\ law. Sec. II. Tin-Hoard of Trustees shall have power I- purchase and to hold for the use of ■he Township, aach real estate as they may d.iin necessary, no! toexeeed one acre, and tn erect tin ...in a Township house, which shall b- a- near central in location as may be: and for the purpose of baying and eriiting meh building, they are anthorixed. if they ■ I -in it expedient, t.. lay and .0ll.1t a tax apon all the pmperty in the Township, with the approval of a majority of the inalitied voters of the Township, to Is-given at an election lobe held for that parpoae, under the directi if such Trustees. Bee. I.', iln- Board .-hull have power toaa. poilll its on 11 11.11li.1g-. and to adjourn fioni time hi time. Sec. pi. A majority of the Trustees shall coii.-iitn:.. a i|Uonua. Sec. 1!. TI.. Boanl of Trustees shall have authority, within their respective Townships, tola) out. alter, repair, or discontinue high-ways , In ,st..hh I. and settle ferries; toboild and :.i -;- nji l.i.Hg..-. snbjeel lo sub-division oloven, MI li.ui eight, of the before cited acts concerning the governmenl ofoonntios; 10 lay off or discontinue cartwaya, to a|>tHiiut °vei is ol highways : lo allow and contract for the building ot toll bridges, and to license the 11-.ion of gal-s across highways. This authority shall be exercised under the rules, regulations, restrictions and penalties, in all respects, prescribed and imposed in chapter one hundred and one of the Id-vised Code, upon ih- Justices of the late County Courts. The Clerk of the Hoard shall perform the duties I herein enjoined apon tho Clerk of the lateCoaiitj Court; and the Township Con-stable shall perform the duties imposed in said chapter on the Sh.-iilf. Si.. |5. In all i-aaaa of the exerejaa ofan-thoriri under Ike preceedlng -..lion, there may lie an appeal by either party from the decision of Ibe Township Hoard of Trustees to tin- Board of Commissioners of tho County. whose dcci*ion in tbe eaaeahall be Una I; and, on every appeal, the Clerk of the Board of Trustees shall transmit In thr Cnmntlnrinnisi all the pap. i« in tin-ease, and the parties shall be allowed to l«- heard before the Com-missionei ■' --. S,e. IB. The Town-hip Hoard ofTrustees s!;:ll assess the taxable properly of their ToMii-hips. and make return to the County Coinmis-ioners for revision, u may Is-pre- -. rihed lo law. s,.,.. 17. 'Hi.- Board of Tiust.is of each Township shall make out a written report. the condition of the roads and bridges in their respective Townships, to the County Com-mi-- i 1-. ..t 1.-...-I ten days before regular terms of ih-- Superior Courts of the County. Sec. I". II.'- Hoard of Trustees shall audit all account- against Iln-Township, as direct-ed iu section ten of the act concerning th<- govcrnnivnl of Counties: and shall cause - uii-.iininal publications of alt accounts, so audit. ■!. to be p..-led at the Township house. . : ■•!!.. 1 place of meeting, if there be no Town- >'ii] I •. and three other public places in the Township. Sic. 19. The Board ofTrustees shall ha v.- power In lay and collect all taxes which mav I ■:--..: oil todefraj the inca—ary cx|sns.-s « 1 the Township, and IbeTownship Constable -1 all collect-nil taxi laid and assessed. Sec. •:•.. The Clerk of tbe Board ofTrnateai -ball 0101,1 .'1 the pro..-dings of the Board, in a IsMik to IMI provided for that parnoan, .! ki p all it- papii- and hold them opes to the examination of all persons, exeepi on tbe Sabbath; disburse all moneys belonging lo the Township, under the order of the Board, taking proper vouchers therefore, and making quarterly returns to the Board, if rc- - 11 ii- .1. .of all hit n-ceipts and disbursements. > SI. Each J istice of the Peace, who is a member of the Hoard shall receive two dol-lai - per 'i- m for each day's attendance upon ih. meetings of the Board; and the Clerk -ball receive the Mine j.»r dim, with snch ad-litional louipcnsation for his duties aa Clerk Sec. 22. The Commiaeionera ofany County not included in this act, shall have power to designate tbeir presaut election precincts, a* Townships, for school and assessment psr. poaes, nntil a props, survey is made and a Po-part of the same is made to tins bate Sec. 2a. All laws in conflict with the pro-visions of this act me repealed, and this act shall have force from the .la) of it, ratifica-tion. Ratified the 12th day of April A. H. |SJB, From the N. C. Standard. INTERMARRIAGK BKTWERX WHITE AM) COLORED HACE8 DECLARED CNLAWFGL. In the case of the State vs. llairsron, Mr. Justice Beads last week delivered the opinion of the Supreme Court, as follows: The only question in the ease is, whe-ther the intermarriage of whites ami blacks is lawful. By our marriage act," All marriages since 8th January, MM, and all mar riages in future between a white ]>er-son and a free negro, or a free person of color, to the third generation, shall be void. ltcv. Code, Chap. IB, S. 7. Ijtte events, and the emancipation of the slaves, have made no alteration in our policy, or the sentiments of our Iteople. And lest it might be supposed that there was, or would lie, a change. the Lcgieiatvrc, in IMtttl, re-enacted the marriage act. And thus the law stood at the time of the adoption of isir new Constitution. The Constitu-tion was adoptetl by a large popular vote, both whites and blacks voting In the Constitution it is provided that, •'the laws of North Carolina, not re pugiinnt to this Constitution, or to the Constitution and laws of the United States, shall be in lore.- until lawfully altered." Art. I, S. 24. It thus appears, that we have, not only the plain letter of the acts of the Legislature, but the sanction of the Constitution, that the intermarriage of whites and blacks is against public policy, and is unlawful. And as this is a matter affecting the social and domestic relations, if is gratifying to know that the law has the sanction of both rases. It is no discrimination of one race against the other, but np-plieseqitally to both. At the last term, in the case of the State vs. I 'nderw.M.d, 03 N. 0. R.!«», we deeided that the act forbidding persona of color to be wit-nesses, except against each other, was repealed by the Constitution, as being repugnant to its spirit, and inconsis-tent with our altered condition, lint that was because then- was a discrim-ination between the races in civil rights. Here there is no discrimination. Tin-law Operates upon both races alike; neither can inairy the other: nor is it repugnant to the spirit of the Consti-tution, nor subversive of civil tights, but is in consonance with both. It was insisted that the Civil Rights Hill has declare.I a different policy,and has changed the law. It is not neees-siiry that we should decide whether the operation of that bill ended with the cession of our provisional relations with the United States, or whether it is Operative now, tor by its terms it has no application to the social rela-tions. Its object was, and its terms are, to declare equality between all citizens without regard to race or color iu the matters of making business eon tracts, slicing in the Courts, giving evidence, acquiring property and pro tectioo of person and property. And this is nothing more than our own State Constitution has done. Hut neither the Civil Bights Hill, nor our State Constitution was intended to en force social equality, but only civil and political rights. This is plain from the very terms; but if the terms were doubtful, the policy of prohibiting the inter marriage of the two races is so well established, and the wishes of bosh races so well known, that we should not hesitate to declare the policy paramount to any doubtful constitu-tion. The marriage relation is a peculiar ami important one. The Court treat it as a civil contract—consent of par-ties— precedes it, and is essential to its validity, but when formed, it is more than a civil contract, it is a ne-lution, an institution, affecting not merely the parties like business eon-bracts, but offspring particularly and society generally. And every State has always assum-ed to regulate it, to declare who are capable of contracting marriage, what shall be the duties and privileges, and how it shall be dissolved. These things have never been left to the discretion of individuals, but have IM-.-II regulated by the law. Among other things our marriage law declares, that the white and colored races shall not intermarry. The pretended marriage in this ssSe was, therefore1, invalid, and the parties guilty of fornication and aduiteiy. Let this 1M- certified, &C. liKAP, J. Regulatumn Jor Selling Tobacco—An-other Ukase.-Thf following is published for the information of those interested: United States Internal Revenue:— Assessor's (mice, l-'irst District Mary-land, Salisbury, Mil., July nth, IST.y. Sir—The following inhumation and directions have been received by ate from tho Supervisor of internal" rev-enue : " It having been deeided by the De-partment at Washington thai smoking tobacco cannot U- retailed from pound packages except from teoodtn ones and stamped as prescribed bv law, you will cause your assistants to givn notice to all dealers in tobacco in their respective divisions that the practice of retailing smoking tobacco from pound packages, as now prevailing, must at once ceiisc." You are directed to act upon these instructions, and see that the law is complied with. Yours, respectfully, SAMi ix A. GRAHAM, Ass. To John T. Hand, Esq., Assistant Assessor, Centreville, Md. VOTERS BEMEMRKIi: If you wish to vote you must regis. ter in your township.
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|The Greensboro patriot [July 29, 1869]
Albright, James W.
Albright, Robert H.
|Subject headings
|Greensboro (N.C.)--Newspapers
|Greensboro (N.C.)
|The July 29, 1869, issue of The Greensboro Patriot, a newspaper published in Greensboro, N.C. by James W. Albright & Bro.
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|James W. Albright & Bro.
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During your time at City you will be able to take a language alongside your other subjects. When you apply you should indicate the language level you would like to be considered for and during your first week at City you will be asked to take a test to assess which level you should attend.
Students are able to choose to take a language as part of their Programme or in addition to their other courses.
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The french girl at work
is giving me a lesson in verb conjugation over the in-house Instant Messenger. She's been going for about 25 minutes non stop. I'm really not interested.
Hows your afternoon going?
It's ok.
I need a way to get out of going to my birthday party.
i'm sat in a vest and pants with strawberry muller light crusting in my beard,
a stuttering i-player that doesn't want me to watch the hunter.s.thompson documentry...and not a french girl to be found in at least a 5 mile radius........think yourself lucky son.
I'd like to conjugate her verbs
when you said "french girl" I naturally read "super hot french girl"
send somthing inappropriate to stop her
all french girls
are super hot though.
Apart from the really ugly ones. There is no middle ground
have you not said before that she is frumpy and not attractive
i too thought good looking french girl
i always imagine them with short hair and great style and wee perky tits
she has long hair,
good style and tits.
get pics up!
who is the guy who was saying a french girl started in their place and was frumpy and boggin?
definately someone on here
That might have been me.
She's blossomed.
nice personality
or just showing a bit of interest in you meaning she has turned into super hot french bitch in your eyes.
She will always be boggin to the rest of us, but every holes a goal.
She's spent 35 minutes today
going through the conjugation of French verbs today. That is not an attractive personality trait :D
I attract the opposite sex by repeating words in the same sentence words.
I know, im the same today, hating the weather today
Its raining today cats and dogs. When? Today.
same wavelength
I actually need to learn more conjugations.
Why can't I work with said French girl? Instead I work with a guy who looks like Marcus off Big Brother. And he's cypriot. He's alright like, but I'd trade him for the French girl.
C'est la vie!
See what I did there?
I can't stop laughing insanely at normal words with the letter r stuck on the end.
I'm slowly going insane.
I don't get itr.
Very good...
I like what you did there.
a lesson in verb conjugation ?
No way she's french...
Her surname is Muller...
I think there's some German in there somewhere. That's probably it.
Maybe she's hidden some fruit away in a corner
I'll get my coat.
german and verb conjugation
seem highly probable...
My life consists of waking up at midday
Then heading to the spar to get a steak bake/tomato and mozzarella bake/ hot chicken baguette with relentless and a kit kat peanut butter chunky, returning home to watch Dave; then showering before my dad gets home and think of something interesting to tell him that I've done with my day. Roll on September.


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Insurance firm Allianz Australia has signed a three year $A8 million IT services contract with the Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC).
Under the latest contract, CSC will provide Allianz with managed desktop services using mPower, a CSC desktop systems management solution based on Microsoft technology, establish a combined CSC and Allianz service desk and implement a standard operating environment (SOE).
CSC has managed the mainframe, network and mid range, desktop and service desks for Allianz for over three years. The new contract brings Allianz's total spend during this period with CSC to $A60 million.
Allianz Australia has a combined premium income of more than $A2.4 billion and is Australia's fifth largest general insurance provider.
Allianz CIO Steven Coles, said the insurance firm did take time to evaluate the market before deciding to extend its relationship with CSC.
Only last week CSC signed a four year $480 million contract with BlueScope Steel and in December the outsourcer won a $15 million contract with the Department of Defence to upgrade its ageing financial information management system.


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Title I Distinguished Schools and Districts Awarded
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Role of the Title Company – What to Expect
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ABC's of Closing Costs
You've found your dream home, the seller has accepted your offer, your loan has been approved and you're eager to move into your new home. But before you get the key, there's one more step-the closing. Also called the settlement, the closing is the process of passing ownership of property from seller to buyer. And … Continue reading


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Near Shiloh in Hardin County, Tennessee — The American South (East South Central)
Robertson's Alabama Battery
Gladden's Brigade - Withers' Division - Bragg's Corps
—Army of the Mississippi —
Army of the Mississippi.
Robertsons' Ala. Battery,
Gladden's (1st) Brig., Withers' (2d) Div.,
Bragg's Corps.
This battery of four 12 pdr. Napoleons, was in action here Monday, April 7, 1862 until about 1 p.m.
Erected by Shiloh National Military Park Commission. (Marker Number 391.)
Location. Marker has been reported missing. It was located near 35° 7.717′ N, 88° 19.783′ W. Marker was near Shiloh, Tennessee, in Hardin County. Marker was on Hamburg-Purdy Road 0.1 miles west of Hamburg-Savannah Road, on the left when traveling east. Touch for map. Marker was in this post office area: Shiloh TN 38376, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this location. 26th Alabama - 21st Alabama (a few steps from this marker); Bowen's Brigade (within shouting distance of this marker); 19th Alabama - 2nd Texas (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Texas (about 400 feet away); General Albert Sidney Johnston (about 500 feet away); Death of General Johnston (about General Albert Sidney Johnston (about 600 feet away); Bruce's Brigade (about 700 feet away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Shiloh.
Categories. • War, US Civil •
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on May 1, 2011, by Allen Gathman of Pocahontas, Missouri. This page has been viewed 324 times since then and 3 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on May 1, 2011, by Allen Gathman of Pocahontas, Missouri. • Craig Swain was the editor who published this page.


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Traverse City Boundby Staff Writer / Detroit Red Wings
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Nice early wake up tomorrow to head out to Michigan. Goodbye Toronto I had an amazing summer, I'm very excited to see what's next #Hockey— Ryan Sproul (@Sproully93) September 2, 2013
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Traverse bound #rookietourney— tyler bertuzzi (@tylerbertuzzi) September 3, 2013
Airport bound with @Moutrey91. Excited to get back to Traverse city for camp #wings— Jake Paterson (@JakePaterson57) September 3, 2013


text: Made this for all the people wo ask me to dumb this topic down. Wonder if my dumb talking and singing helps keep it in perspective. These shorts are just plain fun to make even with my stupid moviemaker program and no audio recording equipment other than my camera. I think I could make some damn fine videos with a production budget. I almost forgot how much I loved making the documentaries at UMass, all except for the interviews where I had to be on camera. I don't have any problem singing for an audience and had many parts in different kinds of musicals, but I avoided dramtic plays like the plague. If I'd have been taller I would have been a Vegas Showgirl.


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The Stanley Parable is a strange game. You play as Stanley- no, his last name is NOT parable; don't worry, I made that mistake too- who is employee # 427 out of hundreds in an office. One day, all of his coworkers mysteriously disappear. Stanley must follow the advice of the only voice he hears, the British narrator Kevan Brighting, to find them. This guy is sarcastic, pushy, and comedic. I liken him to Glados from Portal. He's not so much an antagonist but a shepherd that leads Stanley to salvation.
Your experience with The Stanley Parable may differ from mine. For instance, my first play through took about 20 minutes. I paid $12 for this game and have only played 20 minutes then finished. What a rip-off, right? No, wrong. This game has several endings. Some people are four hours in and have yet to finish completely. How are the developers able to prolong the games' length? Why am I so good at most things? (It's a little mixture of skill and handsomeness; I'll tell you all about it later).
The key to your experience is made up of two things: (a. If you follow the narrator's advice and (b. If, while deviating, you check EVERYTHING.
Brighting may tell you to take the left door but you decide to go right. Boom. Right there the entire story is changed. You will not get a certain ending. He'll tell you to go upstairs but you head down instead. Boom, again. Story affected once more.
I wish I could tell you more, however, I would end up giving most of the plot away. So instead, I present to you my first play through (expressed in words):
Whoa nice desk.
Who's talking?
I love your accent.
Yes, I will go to the break room my British God-like voice friend.
Okay stop telling me what to do.
Wait. Where's the jump button?
You want me to go downstairs? How about no.
This office is super empty.
Seriously where's the jump button?
Fine I'll go upstairs.
This room is dark as crap.
Is that the outside?
This game cannot be over.
What the actual funk?!


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Innolukio to inspire upper secondary schools and students in Finland
Thursday, 17 May 2012
This week the Innolukio project was launched which is targeted to all Finnish upper secondary school students. Innolukio is a learning platform that aims to increase interactivity, create connections between students, enterprises and universities and to exploit students´ creativity as a national resource. The project also works as an accelerator in developing upper secondary schools and raising their profile.
The autumn term starts 16th August with a national web broadcast. The term lasts for three months. During the term Innolukio is supporting upper secondary school students to be creative, innovative and critical as well as to develop their problem solving and team work skills. Innolukio´s developers are the National Board of Education, the Trade Union of Education in Finland, the Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities, the Ministry of Employment and the Economy, Aalto University, University of Oulu, Suomalaisen työn liitto, The Federation of the Finnish Media Industry, Suomen lukiolaisten liitto and Nokia Oyj.
Prime Minister Katainen opened the launching event
In his opening speech the Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen emphasized that changes in society quickly affect upper secondary schools as well. He sees globalization and the development of new learning platforms as vital factors when developing upper secondary schools. He also sees Innolukio as a learning platform concentrating on managing entities and creativity, bringing enterprises, universities and upper secondary schools closer to each other. "This is a fantastic example of modern thinking and genuine desire to put the knowledge and creativity of students to better use. There is absolutely nothing wrong in opening the schools to universities and enterprises and to the whole changing world where we live at in Finland. In this Innolukio way-of-thinking everybody is a winner.", says the Prime Minister Katainen. Katainen also promised that the first creativity task for Innolukio´s students will be instructed and given by the Finnish government. More information is available form the project website


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This perennial off-road legend combines the famous beetle body with big off-road tyres for desert dueling form that cries out for action. With the scale realism only an officially licensed VW beetle body can achieve, the retro-futuristic style create a sense of real buggy racing. The high strength and rigidity of the bathtub shaped chassis features Kyoshos proven full-time 4WD with deep stroke double-wishbone 4-wheel independent suspension. Metal geared differential and sealed transmission with one-piece pivot pins and lower suspension on each side produce exceptional durability and impact resistance. Each aspect is designed for optimal racing performance including the spur gear, which is fitted with a slipper clutch to protect the drive-train against sudden load changes. With a mid-ship mounted waterproof Team Orion motor powered by a waterproof ESC that produces a massive 35A output and waterproof KS4081-04W servo, the MAD BUG VEi is ready to take on anything and everything in its path. The set includes the 2.4GHz Perfex KT-231P radio system that auto-scans for open frequencies so its ready for action as soon as the power is switched on and also has the scope to manage detailed settings. Easy to use with stunning scale appearance and top-class racing performance, the MAD BUG VEi promises a dynamic off-road experience like nothing else!
One-piece ESC and motor of the ORION dDRIVE 2700KV brushless system delivers sharp acceleration and high speed with its simple wiring layout. Various settings can be adjusted with one button. Features heat protection and low battery protection function.
The stability and dynamic off-road running performance of the RAGE VE with its large 100mm tyres mounted on inch-up wheels and aluminium oil shocks has been turbo-charged with a totally new power unit in the new RAGE VEi! The ORION dDrive brushless power unit incorporates a one-piece ESC and motor that produces 2700KV to deliver sharp acceleration and high speed. With the core structure of the RAGE bathtub chassis, double wishbone suspension and large aluminium shocks, a slipper clutch protects the 4WD shaft drive system from the severe stress of off-road running for greater durability. Free adjustment of front/rear upper arms and steering rod allows precision setting of toe and camber angles. Experience the ultimate in off-road running performance!


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My mind is bursting with ideas for animations and my showreel. I'm not quite half way through the course with Alex Williams and Animation Apprentice yet, so there's lots of time for more ideas to marinade.
I've been working on weight shifts, jumping, showing weight in animation and overall getting a feeling of reality into my work, by how weight and balance works in an environment. Here's a simple weight shift that I animated (note, everything I'm posting currently is still in rough, and not showreel ready...still lots of work to do).
The rig is by Raveen Rajadorai at Creative Crash. It's remarkable how more observant I am becoming. For instance, when someone switches weight from one foot to another, I never really considered the two steps often used, I thought it was just a case of switching the hips. I look at people walking too, in a new way, I'm thinking "How are they carrying their weight? How much do they bend their knee? Is their chest rotating as they walk? Is their head still or moving with the motion?". Doing this animation course has given me new eyes!
Here's another weight based exercise I have done. The suicidal flour sack! I enjoyed animating this, although I found the rig quite tricky to work with. I love how you can get so much character into a relatively ordinary, plain and every-day object. This rig is by key_framer at Creative Crash.


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CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Healthcare Delivery Organizations and Providers, Healthcare Management Organizations, HIPAA Compliance Specialists, and Healthcare Executives have a new resource to safeguard one of their most crucial resources: patient information. The National Association of Healthcare Access Management (NAHAM) has partnered with LifeMed ID to develop NAHAM's first interactive, eLearning training module.
Focusing on patient safety and engagement, this patient ID authentication and record matching module will grant Continuing Education (CE) credits upon completion to NAHAM members and non-members across the nation. NAHAM, which establishes best practices and sets national standards for patient access, collaborated extensively with LifeMed ID to develop a cutting-edge interactive training solution designed to proliferate the latest patient validation and record matching advances in healthcare.
"One of the greatest challenges that the healthcare industry faces in the 21st century is patient validation and record matching while maintaining the protection and accuracy of patient records," says David Batchelor, Chief Executive Officer of LifeMed ID. "Working closely with NAHAM, it was a priority to ensure the training module incorporated the latest patient identity and record matching standards and workflow automation innovations in healthcare in an easily accessible and interactive online training module. The result is an eLearning CEU program that is both entertaining and informative, emphasizing a patient engagement standard that is consistent and accurate based on compliance, security, and privacy."
Attendees of the NAHAM 41st Annual Educational Conference & Symposium, being held on April 19th in Indianapolis, IN, will get a sneak-peek of this innovative new training module, with full-length classes scheduled to launch in Q3 of 2015. Trainees may sign up to take the class for Continuing Education credit at either www.lifemedid.com or www.naham.org following full release.
About LifeMed ID
LifeMed ID is the leading U.S. patient identity solution that automates patient and ID validation, record matching, and overall registration workflow using healthcare providers' current POS terminals and software vendors. LifeMed ID provides a secure, user-friendly healthcare solution that allows clinicians to identify and utilize the correct patient records across disparate systems. Once the LifeMed ID solution is connected to any EMR, ADT, or PMS system, their automated workflow solution ensures patient safety, satisfaction, and care outcomes through validated patient ID and record matching.
This automated workflow enables patient arrival reporting to authorized Payers, eliminates the creation of duplicate records, and prevents misidentification, fraud, keystroke, data, and billing errors. LifeMed ID's Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) accepts multiple patient identity tokens, including government, military or insurance ID cards, smart or magstripe cards, mobile devices, and state-of-the-art biometrics, to authenticate patients at all points of care.
As one of Gardner's "Cool Vendors", the LifeMed ID solution proves to be nonintrusive, scalable, and is little to no cost to providers with high ROI. LifeMed ID - secure registration, now. For more information visit www.lifemedid.com.
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The National Association of Healthcare Access Management (NAHAM) is the leading resource in Patient Access Services. NAHAM establishes best practices and subject matter expertise; providing an array of networking, education and certification opportunities. NAHAM also enables its members to influence and promote high quality delivery of Patient Access Services and administrates the Certified Healthcare Access Manager (CHAM) and Certified Healthcare Access Associate (CHAA) Examinations. More at www.naham.org.


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ACT Monaro Riverina Branch. Studies of Some Historic Gardens in the Region.
The first AGHS Conference in Canberra in 1985 included a visit to the historically significant and evocative Durham Hall garden near Braidwood, NSW. Two years later the recently established ACT Monaro Riverina Branch began, with the enthusiastic support of the property owners, to research and document the history of the garden and its plants. The outcome was a small booklet, Durham Hall Garden (1992) (out of print).
Over the next twelve years five further booklets were published by the Branch: St Omer Garden (1994) (out of print), Mount Elrington Garden (1996), Coolringdon Garden (1998), Fifield Garden (1992), and Early Ainslie Gardens (2004) (limited stock).
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Don't search. Find!
The Oyster® V knows exactly where the satellites are positioned – at any time. Tedious full-range scans are no longer necessary. The system swiftly aims itself to the satellite. This technological edge is the result of three interacting components: GPS, 3D compass and inclination sensor. The GPS unit identifies the position, the 3D compass identifies the direction which your vehicle (and the antenna, accordingly) is oriented to, and the inclination sensor exactly determines the vehicle's inclination, causing the antenna to make an adjustment. Especially the effect of the vehicle inclination is often underestimated. Even a few degrees may already affect reception significantly. Much more than the vehicle's difference in elevation between a valley and a mountain top.
Convenience at the touch of a button…
… and the satellite antenna starts the fully automatic search, identifies after a few seconds the satellites and transmits the requested program. Wide reception range and brilliant image definition combined with fully digital satellite aiming ensure the reception of your favourite programmes
Tackling constant change
Unexpected changes in the technical characteristics of satellite signals can be quite annoying, especially when you are traveling across Europe, and all of a sudden everything goes bust. Often, an update is the last resort. Even though our engineers can create an update in a jiffy, it must still be loaded into your system.
Your Oyster® Vis updated online via your smartphone (or, alternatively, via a USB stick).
This is more than just another gadget or gimmick. The update is sent directly to your mobile device and can then be loaded onto to your system. For your Oyster® V, you can download a free app that not only allows you to update your satellite system but also offers many more valuable features. For example, we will notify you immediately whenever we detect a change in the satellite characteristics. You will learn the cause of the malfunction and will receive an update as soon as available. Via the app, your smartphone is connected to the controller of the Oyster® V . Technical problems can usually be diagnosed with the Oyster® app. These data can then be sent
Simple operation of your choice
The Oyster® V is controlled by its "brain", the so-called FeatureBox. It takes care of all calculations and system control. With the Vision variant, communication with the FeatureBox takes place via the control panel, with the Premium model you can use the remote control of the TV set. Or just use the special app to control the system via your smartphone. Apart from adjusting the basic settings, you can switch the antenna on and off, change to a different satellite or view the system settings from outside the vehicle.
The FeatureBox not only offers more options than any of the previous controllers, it also boasts a sleeker design.
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Solid as a rock!
The Oyster® V 's external unit weighs only about 11 kg. Despite the weight reduction, it is even more solid than its predecessors. Because stability makes the difference. Not only in terms of the proverbial "longevity of the Oyster® V", but especially when it comes to flawless operation. Manufacturers trying to cut corners run the risk of producing an instable antenna system that is susceptible to wind. Image interferences are then inevitable. The stability of the Oyster® V is the result of cleverly applied engineering skills and state-of-the-art, high-quality materials like the ones used in motor sports. The single-piece dish arm is made of ultra-light-weight magnesium. And yet, it is extremely rugged and torsionally rigid. The feed arm is made from glass-fibre-reinforced plastic, with carefully calculated internal webs providing ultimate torsional stiffness. In plain words: It won't flex – ever. In addition, this meticulously crafted component provides the space needed for wiring, inclination sensor, compass and GPS sensory system. If fitted with the SKEW option, then this part is also integrated in the feed arm for protection against the elements.
Mounting plate 50 x 37 cm
All ten Haaft antennas are installed on anodized aluminum mounting plates. As these mounting plates are bonded to the roof using a special adhesive, additional boltholes in the outer vehicle skin are not necessary. There are four studs on the mounting plate to where the system is fastened with four cap nuts. This makes it easy to remove the system from the roof for potential repair work – or when every inch in your garage or carport counts.
No need to re-ivent the wheel
In tens of thousands of Oyster® systems, the rotary head technology has proven its value. We have refined it for the Oyster® V, but the principle remains unchanged: Only the head rotates while the rest of the antenna body remains fixed. This means: Less weight to move, resulting in reduced energy consumption, less mechanical stress and a smaller space requirement. Also, the pivot point is elevated. So even when covered under a layer of snow, the Oyster® V can move freely.
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Only 17cm in it closed position making it the lowest profile Oyster 85 dish system.
Oyster V Vision automatic Satellite 85cm Autoskew Twin LNB System
Reception range for British (UK & Northern Ireland)
The footprints shown indicate the typical range as a guide. Reception may well be possible beyond the footprint with the loss of certain channels. The reception range of individual channels is beyond the influence of ten Haaft and is the responsibility of the individual satellite operators. ten Haaft cannot be held responsible for actual or future reception ranges which may change without notice. Some programs may have a shorter reception range.
Please note the country- specific characteristics and the transmission range of free TV / Pay TV providers.
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ASTRA 2 "Freesat" in the Red guide
Oyster V 85 Twin LNB Autoskew Skew @ £2702.00
Oyster V 85 Twin LNB Standard Skew @ £2550.00
Standard installation charge to the one main T.V point @ £240.00
Installation charge to additional T.V points @ TBA
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AN AVID birdwatcher and devoted parishioner who went out of his way to promote a Cathedral has died.
Kind-hearted Nathaniel Ramanaden, St Asaph Cathedral photographer, died last Friday from pancreatic cancer.
The retired audit commission external auditor, who lived in Old Palace,High Street, often treated Journal and Free Press readers to his vibrant snaps of birds he had captured on camera, including a kingfisher in Prestatyn, a snow bunting and waxwing. Nathaniel, who ran his own popular flickr account, always strived to protect the birds by not disclosing the exact location of where they had been snapped.
Nathaniel, who 82 and had son David and daughter Naomi, left Sri Lanka in 1964 after he was thrashed for being Tamil during the civil war. His late brother was Sylvester. He too lived in Sri Lanka but was killed by a stray bullet during the civil war in Sri Lanka in 1974.
Nathaniel, who also had grandchildren Jacob, Abigail and Amelie, was a regular worshipper at the city's cathedral and often helped promote events by providing photo coverage.
The Revd Canon Rex Matthias, precentor at the Cathedral, said: "Nathaniel was a passionate and dedicated supporter of the Cathedral."
in particular the Cathedral Choir and a regular worshipper there. His warmth and presence will be sadly missed in the Cathedral.
"Nathaniel attended services, concerts and events to take photographs to promote the Cathedral, the choir and the parish church.
"His photos were widely used in local newspapers and magazines and generously shared with those associated with the Cathedral."
Nathaniel's funeral will be held on February 1 at 11.30am at St Asaph Cathedral.


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The university building is still occupied. Meanwhile, the mother of 2 CCF members, Athena Tsakalos, has been granted conditional release from prison with restrictive conditions, whereas the wife of G. Tsakalos is still not released.
English language broadcast concerning the hunger strike
Korydallos Prisoners' statement
We, the prisoners of Korydallos prison, decided to scale up our reactions towards this insanity and injustice evolving in front of our eyes.For about a month now, the judicial council that deals with the release of a 60-year-old mother and … Continue reading
Athens University administration building occupied
In support of the ongoing hunger strike! The building is currently surrounded by riot police…more news as it comes
Various acts…
In memory of Lamros Foundas, member of revolutionary struggle, a group torched several police cars at the Dafni police station, the neighborhood where he was killed.Also, in Xania, Crete, an incendiary device was left at a Syriza office…
INTERNATIONAL CALL for revolutionary solidarity with the political prisoners on hunger strike since 2nd of March in Greece
INTERNATIONAL CALL for revolutionary solidarity with the political prisoners on hunger strike since 2nd of March in Greece WEDNESDAY 1st of APRIL 2015 At the present moment, the imprisoned anarchists, members of DAK (Network of imprisoned social fighters), A. Stampoulos, … Continue reading
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Updates, March 26
Another radio station, called Antenna, is now occupied in Patra.2 more CCF members have been hospitalized, making it now 8 members of the CCF currently in various hospitals.more to follow. . .
Incendiary Barrage in solidarity with prisoners. . .
It starts to get hot. . ."Contributing to the cause of imprisoned fighters who are on hunger strike we embarked on an incendiary barrage on 20/3 and 22/3. Specifically:Four ATMs of National Bank at Halandri, Maroussi and Zografou. Three ATMs … Continue reading
Letter of D. Bolano and M. Nikolopoulos, CFF members, from Evangelismos prison
Wednesday, March 25, while we're on the 24th day of hunger strike and our physical condition and health gets worse, we are hastily transferred for hospitalization to Evaggelismos hospital. There, from the first examination, from the pathology clinic and the … Continue reading
Hunger strike updates
More updates on this as they come…This is the second prisoner death in Domokos since the election of Syriza. A prisoner of Domokos high-security prison, of Pakistani origin, killed himself after being moved, not to the hospital as he requested, … Continue reading


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Asperger's syndrome
Asperger's syndrome or Asperger's disease belongs to the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and is characterized by poor social interaction and nonverbal communication skills with others. The affected persons also show repetitive behavioral patterns. They tend to become awkward in the presence of others while showing extreme interest and skill in certain topics. In contrast to other diseases of the autism spectrum disorder in Asperger's syndrome the affected person shows no difficulty with language, perception, judgment, awareness and reasoning.
The exact underlying cause is not known however the disease is speculated to have an underlying genetic abnormality.
There is no permanent cure for Asperger's syndrome however there are treatment options which can improve the skill of communication and interaction in the affected person.
Common presenting symptoms of Asperger's syndrome include
1. Engagement in one sided conversations with repetitions without noticing the lack of participation of the other party. Often conversation may appear incoherent
2. Extremely poor nonverbal communication skills like failure to make eye contacts, facial expressions or appropriate gestures
3. Obsession with specific topic like the weather or snakes
4. Inability to empathize with others which is often misinterpreted as cold indifference to downright cruelty
5. Difficulty in understanding humor, irony, teasing or sarcasm
6. Clumsy physical activities. Affected children show poor motor skill like running, catching ball etc
7. Monotonous speech without any change in pace, rhythm and intonation.
8. In contrast to other disorders of the ASD, in Asperger's syndrome the affected children do not show any remarkable delay in language development rather they use highly sophisticated vocabulary quite unusual for their age. They fail to understand any underlying meaning rather they take the meaning literally.
Usually during childhood the affected person may be quite active, during childhood
The exact underlying cause of Asperger's syndrome is not yet known, however structural change in the brain and change in certain genes is strongly related to the cause of Asperger's syndrome.
Poor interconnection along with lack of synchronization among high level of neurons and over activity of low level processes could be the possible structural brain defect leading to Asperger's syndrome. Studies suggest that the disease is more common in children with a family history of Asperger's syndrome especially in fathers.
In some cases it is found that exposure to teratogens during pregnancy may lead to the development of ASD in later life, however it is not established if the same thing can be said about Asperger's syndrome.
Contrary to the common belief Asperger's syndrome is not anyway related to any sort of immunization.
Boys with a family history of Asperger's syndrome, especially in male relatives are at increased risk of suffering from the disease. Sometimes having relatives with only a limited form of Asperger's syndrome may increase the risk.
Although all the symptoms of Asperger's syndrome cannot be cured completely therapy can help the affected person to adjust in society comfortably. Main treatment options include training in communication and social skills and behavioral therapy aiming at improving the cognitive skills. Although drugs have limited role in the treatment of Asperger's syndrome, sometimes they help to relieve certain symptoms especially depression, agitation and anxiety.


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Vkworld Crazy October: Releasing 3 New Phones in 1 Month!
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Every tech company is getting ready for the upcoming holiday season and Vkworld is no exception. For that reason and to meet different customers' needs, the company has prepared not 1, but 3 different new phones, including the tri-bezel-less Mix, flip smartphone T2 Plus and 18:9 Vkworld S8.
Vkworld Mix is the lite version of the popular Mix Plus. The RAM/Storage combination drops from 3GB/32GB to 2GB/16GB while the camera has a new Sony 9MP sensor. But its biggest advantage is that it features a bigger 3500mAh high-density battery. Vkworld said that it can last for a whole day of normal use. As for build quality, the Mix is also made of beautiful metal and glass. Gorilla Glass 4 covers both the front and back and the display remains a 5.5″ on-cell IPS one.
Vkworld Mix specs
- 5″ on-cell IPS screen
- 3500mAh battery
- Samsung 2GB RAM/16GB Storage
- Sony 8MP/5MP camera with bokeh effect
- MT6737 quad-core SoC
- Android Nougat
- AAC speaker
- Price: $119.99
Mix now is available for only $99.99
Another unique phone is the world's first titanium flip phone Vkworld T2 Plus. It is a premium phone with excellent build quality and craftsmanship. Vkworld has been working on this phone for over 9 months as the titanium frame requires lots of process and time. It makes the phone more durable than other models. Also, the leather back cover is tailored by pro a professional designer. T2 Plus features a dual IPS screen, the same panel as Blackberry P9982. The T2 Plus will come in two versions, one Basic and one more advanced that will hit the market later this year.
Vkworld T2 Plus Basic main specs
- MT6737 processor
- 2GB RAM/16GB Storage
- Dual 1280*768 IPS screen
- 13MP/5MP camera
- 2500mAh battery
- Android Nougat
It will be priced under $200 and pre-order promotion will be available in October after the Chinese National Day. Vkworld is also having a giveaway for Mix and T2 Plus on their official website. Find more about them here.


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Seeking: Female 18 - 30 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
Hi, we are a highly educated and cultured family. We believe in upholding traditional Indian culture and values but on the other hand, we hate excessive conservatism persistent in our orthodox Indian society leading to inequality and discrimination based on nationality, religion, caste, creed, color and gender. My educational background: 5 year integrated Bachelor's and Master's in 'Exploration Geophysics' from IIT Kharagpur (Indian Institute of Technology, IIT JEE 2006 batch), Internships and Work: National Astronomical Obs. of Japan. Max Planck Institute, Germany. IAA, Spain. NASA Ames Research Center, USA. Recently worked at: Baker Hughes INTEQ GmbH (R and D) in Germany. Presently working at Schlumberger. Right now, I don't earn a hell lot of money but that's still much more than enough for my present and future family. On top of that, its just the bright beginning of my lustrous career and my over-ambitious nature and progressive thinking should shrug off your worries :) I love travelling and have travelled around the world for work as well as leisure. I am very enthusiastic about life in general. My passions are travelling, music, sports and learning new languages. I have worked in Japan, Spain, India and Germany, also did a NASA US project. I have travelled across the length and breadth of India. Abroad, I have been to Japan, Russia, Italy, Spain, France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium etc... I come from a well-cultured family, consequently, moral values and ethics are deep-rooted in my nature and character. I don't necessarily expect my future life-partner to earn, its up to her. I believe that 'travelling' is the only expense that makes you richer. So, I am always up for meeting new people from different cultures, ethnicities and social backgrounds. I believe in eternal love which spans across the cycle of births and deaths we undergo, so, am looking for my soulmate here. I am a diehard scorpion, so would be fiercely loyal to my beloved. I am seeking a lovely, kind-hearted, innocent, humble, family oriented girl from a cultured family with traditional values. Right now, I am in India but can travel to meet my soulmate wherever she is.... please don't hesitate to drop me a line if you are interested in knowing me better to explore our mutual compatibility. (& get prepared to be treated like a princess, adored like a goddess and pampered like a baby ! I will worship your parents as my own ! ) A few lines about my beloved family: My Dad retired as 'Senior Manager', Uco Bank in 2011. He is unbelievably visionary. He guided us all through and made great sacrifices to make us (me, my bro and sis) what we are today ! My Mom used to be a homemaker but started working as a teacher at a government school after we three stood on our own feet. She didn't take up the job earlier to raise us in the best possible manner. She is a bit too sweet to handle :) . My younger brother works at IBM. He is the most adorable person you would ever get to meet ! My elder sister, who works at Colgate-Palmolive(Mumbai), got married in 2009 and was blessed with a daughter in 2011. My brother-in law works at Capgemini(Mumbai). He is a very kind-hearted and charming person. Lastly my baby niece, who is now one year old is the cutest baby you could imagine, you will fall in love with her at first sight ! She is the only girl in the world I have ever been in love with :) :)
I'm a video editor.
Bavaria, Germany
Seeking: Female for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
I'm a video editor working in Munich. I'm creative up to the point where I realise reality is created by ideas constructing internal images to the subconscious. The language of images is like the language of the law, you may understand a word, but do you understand a sentence, or it's effect?
Ambitious guy exploring Europe
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Seeking: Female 19 - 24 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
I am a simple guy who finds joy in little things. Currently studying here for a Master's Degree and trying to make the most of this time by travelling and meeting people. I use telegram more often, "ahsanshaukat" Exploring new perspectives and lifestyles in meaningful conversations interests me the most. Off-course mild humor is always on the table no matter what the subject
Our greatest adventure is yet to ...
Thuringia, Germany
Seeking: Female 21 - 35 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
It's Friday night, and after a busy week at work, my friend and I discuss what we'll do this weekend… I'm debating between 2 options: 1. Having a nice dinner, before dancing the night away. Or… 2. Hosting a dinner party for friends. Buying fresh meats and vegetables, bottles of wine, and spending the night sharing good conversations. Tough decision, right? Which would you prefer? The truth is… I like doing fun things with my close friends, and our options are always endless. As an engineer, my life can be pretty busy at times. But traveling, zouk dancing, and meditation keeps me calm and happy. The only thing missing is someone special to share it all with. If you're looking to meet someone too, then send me a message. If we feel a connection, I'm excited to meet you in person very soon.
my hardest desicion: Bentley or A...
Saarland, Germany
Seeking: Female 19 - 35 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
not much ....I do 3 or 4 times a week sports, like to cook and bake. I don´t judge about your appearance but the inner beauty, the behaviour and habits are important. I´d pfefer also a girl which i can talk about everything, sorry to say that but I don´t like the brainless chicks.
I'm looking for my lady
Bavaria, Germany
Seeking: Female 20 - 35 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
I'm 40 young and working on interior design projects as Project Manager/Director and Key Account Manager. I have homor, I'm honestly, I like sometimes to do crazy things (but interesting to enjoy time), I have never been married, because I made job
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Hamburg, Germany
Seeking: Female 28 - 40 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
A character can not be sufficiently described online. We have to meet for that. I will want to meet you at one point. Not interested in chatting only. My photos are new. All within 3 months! I am at the level where I can support 2 people or a family easily even without much working. Others describe me as: smart, sincere, authentic, successful, very unique and different from norm, adventurous as well as: sensitive, often drawing back, in need of lots of space and freedom
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Seeking: Female 28 - 35 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
hallo wir möchten mich kennenlernen dann kann sehen mich in mein arbeit weil ich arbeite im internet im youtube channel ich habe youtube channel und sie heisset esaki - youtube dort kannst mich sehen und auch genisen grates danke Hello we would lik
American Man Living in Germany
Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
Seeking: Female 18 - 27 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
Just hanging around here.
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Seeking: Female for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
I am a nice guy from Germany. Funny, loving and very loyal. I really adore traveling and exploring the world. I have horses on my ranch close to Dortmund, & I love animals. I visit the UA regula rely so meeting in person is not that big thing :-)
Interesting man
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Seeking: Female 30 - 50 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
I am a gentleman, reliable, intelligent and a very honest person. The woman I am looking for should be younger than I am (sorry, just me being honest) - I look and feel much younger than I actually am! When I was younger, I played professional tennis and worked as a coach later. Now I only play tennis for fun. I have an online marketing business and although I live mostly in Germany, my job allows me to travel whenever I want to because I can work wherever I am. I usually spend at least a part of the winter in warmer regions (Caribbean, South East Asia etc.).
It is me, Chris from Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Seeking: Female 35 - 42 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
I am down to earth and willing to give my life a new direction.
Loyal and Full of life
Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Seeking: Female 23 - 38 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
I'm from Chicago and currently living in Germany. Its difficult to describe oneself, but if I must this s who I am. Loyal, Responsible, Compassionate, and Loving. But I can be stubborn at times with an occasional bout of jealousy, very rare but it happens. I don't like to drink alcohol and I have had 1drink within the past 4years. I am committed to only the person I'm with, I have one desire and it is to find a good woman.
Do you still believe in LOVE ? I ...
Frankfurt am Main,
Hesse, Germany
Seeking: Female 35 - 45 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
After two lonely years I am on the search for a new partner. In these cases, it is more to do with the internal me, than on the outer values. The basis of a good relationship is for me above all, honesty. I love intelligent and witty women. Otherwise, I am open for everything and know that a relationship will only work if everyone is ready to take on the other. I am a very sensitive and sensitive man. The woman who wins my heart I can expect absolute loyalty and respect
Looking for a nice girl
Berlin, Germany
Seeking: Female 21 - 35 for Romance / Dating
Living situation: Live Alone
Independent, easy-going German-born Australian now based in Berlin. I'm trying my best to lead an interesting and worthwhile life and am fortunate enough to have the freedom to spend my time doing projects that I enjoy, traveling frequently .


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Corbett Poised to Pollute Pennsylvania's Drinking Water
According to an article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, One of America's Great Newspapers, Pennsylvania Governor-elect Tom Corbett says one of his first acts in office will be to lift a moratorium on Marcellus Shale gas-drilling permits on state lands, reversing a halt to the controversial process imposed by outgoing Gov. Ed Rendell.
What a fracking outrage. We're going to need a new travel slogan - "Visit PA - But Don't Drink the Water."


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Trading is a business and what is crucial to running a thriving and sustainable business is the practice of focusing not only the trading results but also to reflect on the broader operations of the business.
During the quiet period leading up to the New Year, there is no better time than now to take some time off and do a post-mortem of the year as well as spend this invaluable time to plan for the coming year.
In this post, I will share some reflections that I got into the habit of doing each year.
This process was inspired by some of the immeasurable writings over at Dr. Brett Steenbarger's Traderfeed blog.
The yearly review should consist of a review of all facets of trading.
The review needs to include a daily P/L summary and performance metrics, such as average win size, average loss size, win rate per trade and per day, breakdown of P/L by strategies and trade types, etc.
Your review needs to also flag the greatest winning and losing trades of the month, quarter and year.
Beyond the normal trading metrics I find it useful to also broaden the scope by incorporating some of these into the yearly review and planning process:
- What were the greatest sources of opportunity during the past year?
- How well did you take advantage of that opportunity?
- What were the greatest sources of risk and threat during the past year?
- How well did you navigate those?
- What were the main goals that were worked on during the year?
- How would you assess your progress and areas for improvement still outstanding?
- In the coming year, what readjustments do you need to make to ensure improvement towards your previous goals?
- What new or daily strategies will you layer into your trading?
- What are the anticipated opportunities during the coming year?
- What are some of your goals and daily strategies to be employed in the coming year to monetize that opportunity?
- What are the anticipated risks during the coming year?
- What are some of the goals and daily strategies will you employ in the coming year to minimize those threats?
- How would you rate your self-management during the past year?
- How well and often did you operate in a peak performance mode?
- What improvements will you make in self-management in the coming year
- What are the goals and strategies to improve self-management in the coming year?
- What kind of progress was made in research and development in the past year?
- Detail the progress that you made in researching and implementing new trading strategies.
- What changes in your research and development and new initiatives will you implement in the coming year?
- Detail the new efforts you are planning for the coming year to find and trade fresh sources of opportunity and how you will pursue them on a daily basis.
As Winston Churchill once famously remarked, "If you're failing to plan, you're planning to fail."
In summary, too many traders often neglect the business part of their trading business by too narrowly focusing on price action and getting caught up in chasing trading opportunities.
They miss out on the broader market lessons, perspectives, and more importantly opportunities for improvement.
Don't let that be you this coming year. Find a way to make this review and planning process a ritual to welcome in your trading New Year!
To your continued trading success!