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the western carolinian , uk i'uwebs nor iii:i.i:i:a i ki to rhk rvit t i stat88 bl , ,,, constitutioh nob nv it ro fsb states em kiisi.uv in ru mi s i ni.s -, i co nn iu ,, i.i — ann iitlim nis to t\a constitution article x - l xi >. c f fisher ) idimi and proprietors s n(^^^>^v)i salisbury iv c july 2(i 1839 e,>!o a'<v oo '. terms "*■' garoj.ini y i if a ii ■• i.i brilliunl hvciv brii re'd and polished n lib gold i pun her wrisl ihe third wore ihiu bin horn v red with a beau the lips of hur noils were hliglitl tinctured villi it il'u i i ike ie ilnving been lowered into ihe vault she \ ilde hoard wa iiniii n l wuh ih sealed herself ii a proj a piirpamtlv ee 11 i tl ■of a pi in nu i rare and ex n ol lhe pil i is evil ies wero free n horizontal opening had been dub in udmll ihe '. ii hue a im in ie is c.iir 1 1 wns dend •• the wero drunk nd restod on lho lap nf ii living 1 we merry bul th nld ,,,;,,, per coinpnnion a l"w bnmbooe wero i i i-uiviiig ihnt ins pi sen from above th laltcr's head and tixejd llrmly in thesido i'n ir i '• , :. roso and ml nf iho pit upnn whose . lender beiwis lho hrnnchos dressed i lurm thus : " i give ynu thanks indies nnd wow thrown and n canopy bene thus formed do en fur the favor which you have grunted which prevented the earth fro falling in the in me i is ume thai 1 should retire myself nnd nucenl iri wa thua conaigned to u living l youtl hill hehne the hl.ll l-oen chre wl i lioul one cxpi is i n i v on . ' ' i '. nl l ■■•, w llicll i i llol l line dill i iiii hud liu dnnce permit me in ncrpiiunl cnusoil to exhnle ever i irliclo ,,| moi lure wus you with the design lh i ' i to ims in lightly i revved wilh ihe band —, nt rn ver in en n ig vou i.j a i i i.t which bus ippeari i mi odd ing ihu living and tho dund i her the task of if i have wished iherebj to five you un idea of nm huinnlion hud been porldrmed the ilidegntrs of republic our ancestors roeo lo llieii . vermuk ion left it victim lo her fhlo mid returned iquired lil rty riches nnd power be iu nn tu the cn pilot where they uniniunced the coinplu i im 1 manner ee inch you saev in ihe fi i str lion of ihoir mission upon i ear me it thon ihu i tin - these great blessings leit sovereinii expressed his sntisfucti'in with nn hy living in the simple manner l w hit h ihe oath huh becoming the lips nl it - uut hul a limo a ■. h it i per ly bribe rendered ins hnn i n i i s unjumifl i in.ri"ii.i vv !..• the , pr m vi ie quartered under ear pretcxis ul one tune ll is sal i they vv ie to b eoinln * 1 to co ,, un i - aporl i he ilu n ■■• shipped l-ili'll t.t tlie i oiled stales j nl no tin , tunc il wns i o oil lhal hue wero merely onmg out for ilu purpose of driving , a , lie mi in r they hud it , wee or .■i hut ii abort '''',, they r ■.. ( in sp i'i ill i to hall on ihe stdo of u . , ami in m lo c ,.,.,' lo me n oil ul oil , s s t , stand wuh iheir hacks i i ...■tl loan hue wbn h , | , 1 1,1 mi in , i ami w is i'n on il l i oil ihe oil sole of lhe hnn n there here nil nl on hondred ,,, e hne and llioy stood about line feel apart the word was then li en to lite ml nunrly all of i'ttiining's enrp were massacred iiii a niouiei.t uud among then the company of red rovers words ai it portray itie i ",,,.,,, ' iiiiinii can hardly oorjjuro up lne horror uf such ., s \ muiig llie slain was i ton l cap ' inin s , i'.e l ipt.iin luui a if ha i been lift in the fort w in n his service as a surgeon were ion ,, i i n n ess 1 1 v , iii id lus nephew had been p event ml fr j :; out hv sieliness sinuielv iigniltsl in . own solicil , nous he euppuaiog tl ivurd t to linn home on p irolc fanning ivwl the melancholy ili.tinolion of h ino s|n,t alone lie wus ui ill lint ns ol the col j lege uf n assail hull new lersi v ; il hus been said thai in 1 evns i ui ei upon re , he ims n but in in ,,,,",,, i ' moi l,,s end like u soldier 11 the pleasure of olinnge is .,;■1 tn that 1 1 liabil nnd ll we hue be i i lllll lo uh 1 v e ill cu i.iii.i 1 vve iii e hosl ihul evhiuh is now small evils iiinlvc the ee,,i 1 purtof gronl - it is so much ci-ierto endure misfortune t , to bej l nn inc livetil nee ' u . tern . ' p v ,, [ - |, jlars per annum il ;',,,! in advance • r tie i ' piralion oftlirei i tonths v papt r v ill l dii continued in . oil unless n . - dl continue rjient ind correctly in i ' and judicinl . mt will he chili jo p.r cenl muro ulan u ;,!", ve pt ice . -\ di iliicl 1 1 33 i'i r , got from th regular prices will be made to yaarl mlv it ni in for publication mt i mve iho on th nn ol they will b te.l nil forbid aud .- mi i ii.r ucc.ir.'i ntlcrs addressed i mi oi tin i ie ill ,,■'! bu sl '• l.\pei ii - s it i line ; hill touches uili me i inch uvhiii brings ils lemon a ml llm lesson is remembered bul be une vent 0,1 11 a patriot llllelll take bis best lesson of di.in leresledliess iyiiiu leinoane iil'c.'tmn " xilvicc generally dues require 0,1 very now 11 llll lll'oillllcllt in bo lillvl'li " i low mo ii is tbero 111 one minute evhen wit re lieu i thai thai 0110 ininiito extends uv.r inn world '• vi is tin lhe vainly of liiiiiinn i'lijue mint ! wo low weary of ovcn our own pet lection '• whal n foundation i,,,":ihed vullily i p tr pl,llo-o l.v '" " atteulioii is iilwnys plcus.int in acquaintance llll wc lire of tin in masccwancoua the ri oulotis ii inemoi-s's most nilhesivo plaster the old proverb applied to firo nml evalor mny with equal null be applied lo tbe imagine lion — it is n good servant but u bad inusier " the janus ul love's yenr tiuiv have leeu liicce but ihey look unlv on e.nh oilier " in llio moral us in iho physical world tho violent is never lhe lasting iho tree forced into unnatural luxuriance uf blotssttn benra ihem and dies a curious incident lalnlj occurred in nur diato neighborhood a gentleman who ims ,, nl | u lieu i this it runt thut a certain number evould prizo in tho lottery tho nioriiiuj lit , bis in vvlucii wus only ,, week previous l diawing ol tiur lottery be evrole u note tu luscleik int to buy the in ki i in liulele subiwqueiitl told many ot h neighbours und no quail,tanct , f s drenin lhe number and , il ■iii ,., l li ing a vi iv p nil who heard ol tho circumstance ee i , us ihul ins ii luu sho uu he h a i iz d . uud lo ilu ir great satisfaction the uumbei was dinwn .. \... largo prize forthwith n numerous part ul - . . l . ml peasants employed by the geutieu.un in qui ion sullied forth from naples wiih musical instruments colours lying and a hanii i coruicil on which tho luck number was i nud ulso the umoonl uf lhe prize in tlo ll thev proceeded lo iho habitation ul mr , nml an oiiucid the joyful intelligence which il is i it s to say spreud a gencral lulnriiy ilu . house this procession ev.is lol lowed by cvtrul friends and acquaintances who came to con lute tin 1 i'oiiunute oeuier of tho prize refresh ments iu abundunce evere served out on the lawn fur lhe peasants and artisans j nud u culhition in the salle a manger was olltred tn the friend — sufficient wine of an inferior quality not being in the cellar the best wns copiously supplied in ihe eerier nty occasioned bj lhe good lortuue ol lhe ihe health ol ibe winner of the pris repeatedly drunk ; nnd many suggestions illative to ibe disposal of " portion of the newly acquired wealth wero e,ven the pi evs spread nml ihe pleasure ground if mr became literally filled with visitors of nil clussee ; when in lhe midst of thc general rejoicings the clerli wh had been a week helbic deputed lo purchase the ticket i r rived with n visai-a so rut lul ;":" wo begone tint one'glance at it announced some di news mas this unlucky wighl bad in ihe pressure of mure 1'iun ordintirj business forgot ton to ley the ticket i und thought not of t u i informed ul s haxing drawn a prize the rngo and di ppoint ini'iit of mr i.rnv be u ro i ' ii lhan described whci he s.,w ,,..■wheel of fortune which had paused at hisduor diiuu to that ol an other who having in uui of th drenin ol mr , selected the nunilier and brc me the buyer uf the ticket only the dn helore il evus drawn — the refreshments so ijberully dispells i nn ilu c t nsion bad quite exhausted the larder ol the dream er and nearly emptied his cellar j nnd thus tbe affair ot the lottery n v.-i were pc addicted to this species ofiambliu .. - ur im neapolitan all classes inttulgu i it ,,..", , l.ss bul ihe loever ones give wa lo il with extra ordinary recklessness ever dream encounter incident or accident bus its own part culnr i mi :,: i nun bei winch mn he found in a book pub lished for the instruction ol tin buyers ut tickets and or which ever h . i.-e.l • u copy tbed,eath of u friend however lumen •', l flora lo n particu lar number which the mourner foi lis rioi 1 cure il it comes iii conjunction wilh some i in ume ie ; thus even ,,", uf mi 1 - lion the neapolitan suek iq druee - ■:.. ■recom pense n i docs frequent disappoint ineni *■i lo correct i heir eagerness fur tlie i alwnys discover some snl cefaclor rea mi 1'eir line ing iii d lie prize , nnd h pe iq b ,... ■tho hexi time the idler in italy by i ess of blcstington singular and ir.si.v storv there is s.u.l to have subsisted a jealousy be iwee , i iid rouston and a want of concert funoing wishing lo fight na vulgar oxprossud on his own book the error in texas was thai eveiral bodies of i roups were nol tu cm in uni culiun ittt'l inns s v l detachments were cut oil in ih lul 1'ht siuiur error however wns commit ted hv ll iiemy ou the return of t'nplnin s to alahauiii nn.l his arrival ut t , tbe people of thai town crowded nioiunl hi in to shako bunds and welcome him a - one n risen from ihe dead lie looked very pale mi i cinnciut 1 nud il was sud lhal ho i t,,ksul ibe lexic ui felleis on lus uncles 11 v ., summary accoiml of lus adventures it ., peered thut aflei being detained some lime :, prisoner the iniiin uni o ni ihe fort promised i release him mi pnrule bui iilil ;!, frequently applied to for th riecnaaar passports the compjiumlanl repeatedly | j put bun oil li.nn nine in lime until t it length worn j i mil wilh thu itij niles of suspense lhe captain sent h.u-k word t ihe mexican commandant " il you vvill nut grunt iue lhe p;s ports lake me mil and .!.,,,, i me uml vou are welcome tn ull the credit it will bring vou tins produced n favorable eflect on the nll'icor mid he agreed lo grant him passports to some town iii the interior of thn countr , winch howevor it wuh impossible to reach without great risque from the indiana on the way at this conjuncture ci i lho news of the battln of snn jacinto which creeled u sudden panic bl llm port ns when u stone is hurled by some mis rheviotis hand al n hornet i est i lit from lho bough of some mil pine tbo for was evac uated onlv b small ga.ijn l c i with ihe wounded and prisoners captain s then with 1 fellow prisoner concerted u plan of escape — tlloy nnnod lhe i elves '• cap :, pie . acl wilh u rifle a bowie kuifo and n brace of pistol | they went to lho stables nnd took each a line horn 1 , ready caparianned nnd put off during lhe day time they lurked in the tall graas of th prairioa or in lhe woods nnd ravelled ull night nnd in thia way after enduring extraordinary privations nnd hardship they at li-nytli once more set loot on their unlive soil ii.siun which ii.ii n,ny inne remnikcd u tl last service nnd wbicb t lhc prescnl style of living — ill di ive s of more ibnn our ancestor have ac quired hv the sevenl of the i ron nnd i.nr fill hers inne i in ii it 1 in in by lh ir industry uud ee is iraliou — fang . i i i . i i rn \ i i.i \ i m , , iiuve i i lhe i nuns the i lilts lis i sale one h.uil motle burial of a living girl i h"wolddo you call himt naked ho purchaaor thofollowiqg thrilling je crmtion nf thc min t " "'" l ' ""' *; ',"""' "'" - \ v .,,,•, o girl in lhe lm u doad >'*' ' " ' "" '' ke " " i 1 ' " '' ovei i from the oriental viinuol for 183»t " v.i 1 er 1 - v rally persuaded thai ' " ; n v "' mre - '"' '• "" ol " r vl " ' '" u >""' he was 1 h had some doubts " ' " >"" r , "" , " r ' n 1 ll she had ii.ov hour ,., the " ( '"" *•*. "" ""'' vet ) *■"'"' u """ t ' vb ' '"' "" presence ol hi corpse-and ti lea of being bu ' '"" '' ; ",'" "»" : e '■ea.lonn levoni ried in the wme grave wilh him was w her a mat me no ch u y..u uveic do azgho du horae lie is rejoicing rather tbt i ffinf for her no more na vol i icltyou i ath had no fears ince the objeel of ber attach , ' '"' hom tt " '' «"""'• l "" l " r , " l " '"" m z ineni wns ,", nne - therefore cheerfully lhatliowaij.no re than ten or eleven yenr old d in i • !' to ihe fate ihnl awaited her '"" j 1 "' f ?' " n *< j 8 ' 1,,r < ",""' " k that verv aftertinon the hen ml pariah was told by a judge ol horse flo.h thai he had got men placed in a hacknev with lhe corpse ol lhe once -"»"->>• " v the ' elnuari gard in the young youghal v rapped in a cerement thed nm r tho ateed whech was nt least twiccasold pronnunceefagnii.st her waa that abe should be bu m he had purchased him for .... ru-ii in ihe s grave with lho bode of ber lover ' ponihtahoweul inagrcal ibry.tothfl french h the neighborhood ofthe mountain village evhero man^and excla i med ihor dwelt and in which she waa born the i "" 1 " ! your lying french tongue i ih.it persons who occeunpanicd her had auffloienl com horae ia twice a oleu you mid ass to allow bei lo pas.a few hour ber . ." s "/"- molainiejsl mon jurv.us with well . nsolale parent provie.i.i.ly-ti>4)eifig consigned fagn-jd astonishment to hun tomb prepared for lire reception of una for " **"'"•; j " •» re >'""- v "" j g,.apioo|h tnnoued evbom sho had onlertn i nn earnest nitnehmeni eorounare-l ,,,,,. she pa hi under he parental roof nnd " »"•. •» *• one sc drnll ! y at for you ■" , ic tine . iv ..." | in 1 bp tlnse thai cttuse mo s.nro ha 1 you i ono lie j soll i to copdu i ihe interment ofthe v "" '■""" -' mil i'z c,u ' c ' ," ba s at >'"" c " ; "" living , edlolhepll l/sep , ""' '■"'<<<-' ","-' bo i ho gar ulchre li was ul tbe fool ol , lo te c ne which " ou '"''."" l 1 br '»« l °. i ,'',' "'"• monseor i can risiitgamon a oluater of an.nll lulls lifted lis eat up levo frenclmion just lilw you nt ono meal , l head ... llie clouds nnd seemed to stand , " '•' vat you only rap you ' i»m ihere a monumonl ,.:' the siupenduua exerolae of 1 ouonu savage-one vd anitna te-bogarl omnipotent power the body nf yriughal had .".' *. nnm ii that monwej \ on re been sen forward lo this place burial i lho : ' '>'"'« rhmn yoji told mo a cock nnd a bull to , ppy victim of usurped and pan pered tyranny z'^'z ""' "« e '" '"" l '"" " wl,,fl ' " ! '" " o8uoh wns allowed lo follow rather ti accompany nn is ... , , . , , ,, , object which though concealed from sight wns bo gar i eo us i ucb thing us no bull and . nil loathsome to a more delicate sense in spite i i °°<**" vl '' ''"' 8olla >'"" " ,: '""•"'• i • >"" the cerement b which it wns enveloped the '" inriv aleiwlv ascended lhe hill in front w.,s nil ' ' ,' • . official on horael k who in i ihe c o 0 of cot . "' ndoro e mistake are-one grand mi.lake duciing ihe ■!, ii ' "? "" l " ,: ~ '" '?" ;''""" a . uu » ""' ''"' •<• .'. her ide iv u man tr.i.od the innocenl maid "'" ';;'" >"" """ " '"■'"' "''" h " rs "' ,| t : ' "'"■enfollowed'be wu pei , likewise armed " '"" yo cheated , ago i he horse wh i noil er res [ " i , ■- 1 ' '»"' ''■'>' '"<;•'.'""'<. w ■" '"^' '»'■■, u , 1 nol ion for her coiiili ion huen vedinsighl twenly.nt.o yenr old i hill's hi , i ll it nl l"e fixed u as 1.0 " '"' '""--"•" « ''" e-yos sure ill.t i , , '■i pui ishiiii l tin party reached a va \ '.';"' ""' .,...,, , irudev lent mil it m ! vqu told me he wus ten or in a ir htfnl nsiiect of turhulenc id dauuer i eleven , iiii no . ire i mil te mill be 1011 or 01 veil it hud a s i-reaplarch itfh which " ...... . ure iifrighlf.il impel ■*'■' " " '? ' " ''■""", ' ■lei ' pr unions e you p ut .... 00 10 r u ,".,'. m ij dl hot , ,,". ten ,-,...". in rn pe , ' l •>■«»""« . , .", whend he valence difcni.lcel legar ! you o i f temporal loo enne and yuu nol kn i thu ihtlurence belwt hone 1 -.., ed ro , ihrown into v v l " / ' or-heaau -,.,-..,, he ".,,"■ii i , le no alio ishe — but » ire l i e t run i , idler rz oronlycl ed ™°£ \ ,,.,.",. v ",. ■■'"',,"•'"'/*:" "' ' l ,' : ", ' t , , e , i e ihnre'sad.ffi.rence replte pur l;i i ! " ee nl • lanfc-ol ' , . , t in tl earlytevo eh«r •• but , aot in x-i.e ," . .■• » ■■fz izy'xrzzzzz - i.y • w ""•< '' ■'.' '> ' dorsum lu i , i • md de fearful footing the torrent ron rod nouslj as "' jl ™ • issnd eiver lhe bridge which vihra tw j ,, . " ■.,, , marinialla " lln y"u meant ... e ve me md hm r .!'" "'; 1 1 '■'■'" i - ;- vi :: - '' m-nuieo me decelyy you ','"■\ , leatdediahl . re l,"r mlerasnei , ,".,,, i vv vn,u"",l ''■"■", '"' '';;', -"'""""" i lne chhiily v re ' '■;• '" ",' "',';• an v v.,upu.del afore , ... here's v i lolly youi i ,., i.n.orp md.uegurl you und bim io ul vuughat in i ■' he ol icl ing di t on t ilioi i , vcred wuh a a reel iiulumposee the wretched r j r | 1 vauced lo ihu lideoflhe pil wilbuul from lh petertburg va intelligencer dine » tear and strewing sown flower oyer llie-j ...,,,. rk p | n -, | ..,",,",. m"i die itisfucli»ii al lhl privileg ", ,'".,., hid b .,. loath «,...." si had during lho war in lexas among ibe non ." t n,',,"v.|"i ife having plettd ym veilunteer compa-.iea there was ouo raised by "",,,. ron . lo -'• iroduiat theee •' l>|-"'«i .... north al..ha,.".,c ; ll«afiro he v iiuelu pruccd ii.r mamn r wa ole ' red blanket great ante they wore the bed ." , a i ,. -. calm yel l i-v l.ieru,ina.,.i vers 1 his company numb-red ebntll highly , thosoiril hon which e 8 "'•'"; many of them 1 ti ie in zshu are bom lo 1 . i i " l '. 11 '" "", r : » m0 8 "" : '"' " i be lhe andes he caplain i.vvh.c e hells u.l dl.v li imd he , i lorlutie to lis will ian .",,,',""' d mill htvi-i.it tin bo.lt oi bei ate reing when he surrendered to lho meaican l-ncos ;•;. hie.uiidm cnptains and d rung , , , .. .,, rm inin u corn were decidedly nppuaed to the surrender i inn attain scatter d wniiei llowor ,.,,.. .', i * . ' ,,,,. .,,, . .. ... " hnvmu no ' ," ib.r m iei.ii eood faith jescended into tbedreary chamber ol eleatn ti r mum ".,! ,,,'" 1 l ves of colored 1k un but fan g was revived nnd when bo corlrm en h.o-e l1owin drapery ol : calic • i ..,.,>-_ lemma r |,. r hhicklintrwin roll'd up ," n large i i th • "* -""' '"":' }**" ""'.^ ""' kno * n ' ikod by a l-.r hrast pip.ltbey were owahedoul iron the hurt where they l.'ii.l ul'icr nil is like smoking in n damp i country whal was at lirsl a hcoe lily bocomea itilei wiii'iis nn iuilulgen e tho history of most lives may i briefly com prehended mule ibroe heads — uur lollies oqi i'niihs and nur uu 1'ortuues " i hero is nothing so easy ns in be wise for others u species ul prod utility by ihu bye i'm such wisdom is wholly watted " alwnvs he uh witty as you coq ee ilh yo'.ir pnrl iiu lj nv — yourlnsi s|eeoch i .- lhe one remembered " nothing appenis to me so iil.snrd ns placing our bnppiftes in ihe opinion others entortuln ul uur enjoyments not in our own sense uf them the leal uf being thought vulgar is llie moral hydro phobia of lho eluy ; our iveilenesscs cosl us a thou sand limes inn re regret nnd sli.ime ihnn nur faults " llnw youth make ils wishes hopes nnd ils hopes ce luu ties i " hope is the profit uf youth — young eyes evill nlwnv'i look forward " there is wisdom in even ihe exnjgeralion of i grief — tlieie is little cnuse to ear we sluiuld lul i too much " the difference bolevocn guoel and tn"l iuten lions is this : that guild mictions are so very sut isl'iclory in themselves ihnt it reully sooins a work of supererogation lo carry them into oxocu lion whereas evil onus havo a restlessness ih.it can only he satisfied by anion — nnd to tho shame of fjito in it said very ninny facilities ulwaya oiler i'ttr timi l.eiii.l ell i.t ed " tbe bittorcat cup has us nc drop of honey " we nppreeinte no pleasures iinht-s eve are oc cnsinnallv dolmrred from thou restraint is lhe . n on nt n a description of lhe person of li:sis t'ltmsr o.vl it mix found in on ancient manuscript sent hyw f ulil i us i.cntitlus l'rt suit nl of india lo i*ai isillllc h captain s was ncoompahiod from t to the place of lus rekidunce l.y o mititury oaeorl i u cannon evus mouuled on n railroad cor ",,.! fired ev.-rv milo lo iho place of destination on arri vine nil his own town the people eiimo out en i nn ssc lo welcome him and among ilu in ins wife und children il was said he hue all wilh composure unt'l ins i tie son came up nnd clasped hnn by the knee j — the cup evns full ; ho shed ten rs painful return — of hia company wh i el su 1 iielv inarched uivay will him full of hope and expectations not nne returned wilh him nearl nil of ihem luui fallen nol in lho rage of bailie and l,e shnuis f victory hut massacred in cold blood immolated in u mexican becuiombfe c c lives nt this lime in jmlea n ninn of sin kulur character whose name is lestis christ the ■barbarians esteem bun n prophet but his followers | adorn him us lho immediate offspring of the im mortal hod lie is endowed with such unparal leled vititie ns to rail back lhe dead from iheir gra'es n lo heul every kind of diseases with n word or lunch his person s tall and elegantly . shaped — lus aspect amiablo reverend his hair flows iu thote boauliful shinies which no united co bus can mulch falling n ins shoulders nnd part ing on tba crown of ins head liko lho bend drees oi tho wet of thu naznritea his forehead i smooth nod inrrae his cheek without apot bove ihnt of a lovely red his nose and mouth nre farmed with exquisite symmetry his head is thick 1 in i su luble lo the huir of his head reaching a little below his chin uud parting in the middle like a fork lus eves ure bright clear nnd serene he r.hukes with majesty counsels with mildness nnd invites with lhe must tender persuasive language ii,s whole address whether in word or deed being elegant grave and strictly characteristic of ao ex iilit i a being i no mnn iina seen him laugh ; 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Deputy chief's use of car at issue before Lombard OKs auction
The village of Lombard would like to auction off the squad car Deputy Chief Pat Rollins used to bring European golfer Rory McIlroy to the final day of the Ryder Cup in late September, but trustees first have to decide how Rollins should be able to use its replacement.
Trustee Bill Ware raised concerns last month about the high mileage on the unmarked 2005 Ford Crown Victoria driven by Rollins, questioning how often the vehicle is used for personal trips.
Trustees continued discussions Thursday night, but did not come to a conclusion on whether Rollins should be allowed to drive his squad car back and forth between his home about 10 miles from the limits of the village. Village Manager David Hulseberg said the car used to transport McIlroy cannot be sold until trustees address those concerns and authorize the purchase of a replacement vehicle.
Rollins' car has 81,000 miles on it and was scheduled to be replaced in the next budget year. He drives it to and from his home because he could be called to a crime scene at any time, police Chief Ray Byrne and Hulseberg said.
"They realize if they are called out to the scene, they're leaving their family wherever they are," Hulseberg said. "We do allow the department heads when they're on-call taking the vehicle to use it for their personal business as well because they have to stop whatever they're doing and respond."
Most village vehicles authorized for personal use are driven to homes in Lombard or within four miles of the village limits. So Hulseberg proposed a compromise in which Rollins still would be allowed to commute in his assigned vehicle, as long as he reimburses the village for extra daily commuting mileage past the four-mile radius.
"I still believe that it's a component of his job being on-call and feel that it is appropriate that he take the vehicle home," Hulseberg said.
Ware said he is open to that compromise, but Wilson asked for more information. Byrne estimated Rollins is called to crime scenes while off-duty about twice a month, but Wilson said he wanted specifics.
"I'd like to know exactly how many times and when and why he's coming in," Wilson said. "If it's essential for something and it's serious enough that he has to make decisions, I'm wondering if that's reflected in a report, but if not, why not."
No matter what the board decides about personal use of the deputy chief's vehicle, Hulseberg and Byrne said it needs to be replaced. Village staff proposed purchase of a Ford Fusion hybrid for $17,118.
"I still think the position should have a car, a dedicated car," Wilson said. "Whether he's driving it back and forth is a different story."


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- A 2002 graduate of Tech, Janet Holt-Baker led her team to four OVC championships and two NCAA appearances. She left her mark with indelible ink, being recognized first as the 1998-99 OVC Freshman of the Year followed by three consecutive years as the OVC Player of the Year. In her career, Holt reaped four All-OVC selections in addition to Kodak All-Region and CoSIDA Academic All-America honors.
That lengthy list sets her apart as one of the greatest women's basketball players in program history.
Holt-Baker is one of four people who will be inducted at the annual Hall of Fame Dinner, scheduled for Friday, Nov. 2, in the Multipurpose Room of the Roaden University Center. The induction dinner is part of Homecoming festivities. Tickets for the dinner, or the Saturday afternoon game against Eastern Illinois, can be purchased through the Athletics Ticket Office in Eblen Center or by calling (931) 372-3940.
To open her career under coach Bill Worrell, Holt earned OVC Freshman of the Week honors three times and conference Player of the Week recognition once. She averaged 13.3 points and led the team in rebounds and steals during her rookie season.
As a sophomore, Janet earned her first Kodak honor. She was named the OVC Player of the Year and earned Player of the Week five times. She also earned CoSIDA Academic All-America honors and was named to three all-tournament teams as she averaged 17.4 points per game.
In 2001, Holt ranked fourth in the nation in scoring as a junior and ranked among OVC leaders in seven categories. Her athletic achievements continued to grow, but her academic achievements grew, as well. By the time she was a junior, Holt was listed on the OVC Commissioner's Honor Roll three times as well as Tech's A.D. Honor Roll all six semesters. During the season, Holt recorded 11 double-doubles.
Holt's career was capstoned during her senior season. In the Golden Eagle season-opener Holt scored a career-high 41 points against Ole Miss. She surpassed 2,000 career points and became the only player in the program's rich history with more than 2,000 points, 900 rebounds, 250 assists and 150 steals.
Holt earned both the Kodak all-district honors and Academic All-America selection that season. She was again named the OVC Player of the Year – the only women's player in history to win three OVC Player of the Year awards -- and finished her career ranked second all-time in OVC and Tech history with 2,420 points.
Holt wrapped up her decorated career as a four-time team MVP.
What distinguished Holt from any other scorer was her dedication to her team and her education. Entering into her final season, Holt was quoted by SLAM magazine: "The WNBA isn't really a priority. I'm a nursing student, and I'll probably trade rebounds for IVs after this season is over."
She later stated that her team winning was more important than leading the nation in scoring: "It's more important to me to step up and be a leader, if it happens it happens, but I'm going to worry about our team and its success."
The campus also recognized Janet's accomplishments. She was chosen as the school's NCAA Woman of the Year in 2002, and was picked as Tech's Outstanding Female Athlete in both 2001 and 2002.
A native of Lynchburg, Tennessee, Holt graduated with a degree in nursing in 2002. Holt-Baker currently resides in her hometown of Lynchburg with her husband, Todd. The couple has two sons, Will (7) and Hoyt (6).
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May 8, 1998
In one of your answers you said, "For example, if you give a man oral sex, and that man has gonorrhea, you could get infected with gonorrhea in the throat, whether the man ejaculates or not. Gonorrhea can cause a discharge that can be very infectious if it gets into the throat (or penis/rectum/vagina) of another person"
How would a throat infection present?
Would any course of antibiotics (say for a bronchial infection) necessarily kill the gonorrhea strain?
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Hi. Thank you for your question. If you give a person oral sex, and that person has Gonorrhea, you can get the infection in your throat. Although this infection can be transmitted to the throat when giving oral sex to a woman, there is a greater likelihood of infection when giving oral sex to a man.
When Gonorrhea is found in the throat, it is called "Pharyngeal Gonorrhea". Many people who have Gonorrhea in the throat, also have the infection in other parts of their body as well (penis, rectum, or vagina). Most people (approximately 90%) who have Pharyngeal Gonorrhea do not have any symptoms in the throat. However, when symptoms are seen, they can include pharyngitis, a sore throat, and tonsillitis. Occasionally there can also be fever and swollen glands in the neck. However, I must strongly emphasize that ALL of these symptoms are identical to the symptoms of many other illnesses. Therefore, having these symptoms alone does NOT mean you have Gonorrhea! Gonorrhea in the throat can only be diagnosed by having a culture done for this infection. When Gonorrhea gets in the throat, left untreated, there is a chance the infection can spread into the bloodstream, causing a rare serious complication called "Disseminated Gonococcal Infection".
Some antibiotics that work for genital or rectal Gonorrhea, will not work adequately against infections in the throat. Therefore, if a person has Gonorrhea in the throat, they can only be treated with certain antibiotics. If a person has Gonorrhea in the throat, genital area, or rectum, they can sometimes have genital infections with Chlamydia at the same time. Therefore, if a person is diagnosed with Gonorrhea, they are routinely treated for both Gonorrhea and Chlamydia at the same time. Chlamydia is curable with other types of antibiotics (different from those that treat Gonorrhea).
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Matilda The Musical
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12th November 2011
Directed by Matthew Warchus
Booking until October 2012
12th November 2011
Directed by Matthew Warchus
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Matilda the Musical is definitely the best British musical in the West End, if not the best musical currently playing in the UK, or even the world. It is that good. I laughed, I cried, I play the soundtrack all the time and I have recommended it to everyone I know. I may be obsessed, but I'm not the only one. I have not known anyone to come out from a production of Matilda and not love it. The Royal Shakespeare Company has created a work of genius that is sure to be viewed as a masterpiece of British theatre for many years to come.
After seeing the production twice at the Courtyard Theatre in Stratford last year I fell in love with the show and I could not wait to experience Matilda on a West End stage. Yet, I have to admit I was slightly apprehensive about the transfer from the rather intimate thrust stage at the Courtyard to the large proscenium-arch at the Cambridge. There was a danger that the set would eclipse the performances and the story would lose some of its heart. However this did not happen at all. Rob Howell's set design is magnificent, with colourful letters of the alphabet branching out from the stage allowing for the proscenium-arch to have a thrust like feel. Rather than overshadowing the performers and the plot, the set enhanced them, serving as a constant reminder of the underlining theme of the musical, the power of story-telling.
Dennis Kelly's book is remarkably clever; it is, on one level, a simple retelling of Dahl's tale of a young girl with extraordinary powers overcoming unloving parents and a cruel headmistress. However, on deeper level (one Lit students like me greatly appreciate!) the story is a metanarrative, a story about the process of storytelling and the power of the teller to "change their story". Therefore, the musical ingeniously appeals to children, adults and literature geeks alike.
The musical does advocate the importance of reading books, with our young heroine, Matilda, and the lovely Miss Honey being proud bookworms whereas the stupid Mr Wormwood and the villainous Miss Trunchbull are firmly against reading. The musical accentuates the role the library plays in Matilda's life and the inspirational librarian, Mrs Phelps' role as a friend and a mentor to Matilda. The celebration of books and libraries can be seen as having an underlying political message in a country that is closing libraries left, right and centre.
Tim Minchin's music and lyrics are brilliant. Lyrics such as "My mummy says I'm a miracle" are simple enough for children to understand, yet Minchin always appeals to adult humour, my mum vouches that Mrs Wormwood in her "Hospital cotton with a smarting front-bottom" definitely appeals to any woman who has given birth! Minchin was born to write this musical, his comic wit guarantees it to be one of the most entertaining and funny musicals in the West End.
It is the talented cast that is the backbone of this production. Both the adults and children are outstandingly talented. When the cast come together as an ensemble for numbers such as "Miracle", "School Song" and "When I Grow Up" the creative synchronized chorography coupled with the beautiful harmonies the effect is enchanting. Yet, individually the cast are also superb. Bertie Carvel creates a comical yet chillingly sinister Miss Trunchbull, his characterisation of the headmistress from hell is tremendous, allowing her to develop from Dahl's archetypal villain to a psychologically complex character with an intriguing past history.
Lauren Ward is charming as Miss Honey, who is also expanded from being a simply "good" character to a complex character who is haunted by her past. We can really emphasise with Miss Honey's lack of self confidence when confronting her boss and bully of an aunt in "Knock on the Door". Her vulnerability is also depicted at the end of "When I grow up" where she wishes "to be brave enough to fight the creatures that you have beneath the bed each night to be a grown-up" highlighting that the musical is as much the bildungsroman (coming of age story) of Miss Honey as it is the story of Matilda.
Yet, it is Matilda's musical and Kerry Ingram (one of four young actresses who share the role) proves that. Age is no barrier in this musical, Kerry Ingram danced, sung and acted just as hard and as well (if not even slightly better!) than the professionally trained adult ensemble. She highlighted both Matilda's vulnerability and her strong determination to do stand up for what is right and to change her story. Her solos "Naughty" and "Quiet" were outstanding, whenever Kerry was on stage all eyes were encapsulated onto her. I predict a future leading lady or even perhaps a world-class film star or singer, Kerry is so talented the world is her oyster.
Matilda the Musical is a work of genius, surpassing Danny DeVito's 1996 film and even Dahl's original novel. The plot is simple, yet embedded within it is so many layers of meaning; you can watch it again and again without ever getting bored. Anyone who has not yet seen Matilda must go and see it. Above all, it is a first-rate night of entertainment that will leave you feeling full of joy.Review by Anna Laycock


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The Black Diamonds claimed the championship of the AYSO Section 11 Area K All-Star tournament by sweeping their way to the title Saturday.
The tournament included All-Star teams from regions 55 (North Huntington Beach), 56 (South Huntington Beach), 117 (Fountain Valley-Huntington Beach), 143 (Huntington Beach), 177 (Long Beach), 517 (Santa Ana) and 1335 (Orange), and was held at Centennial Park in Santa Ana.
The Black Diamonds, a girls' under-10 Silver All-Star team of AYSO Region 55, won their first five games in the tournament and were the top seed in the championship bracket. The team outscored their five opponents, 15-1. Scoring goals on offense were Kate Marsh, Alicia Rodriguez, Lindsay Rule, Maggie Rae Walker, Niki Serrano and Cristina Stewart. The defense was anchored by Niki Okimura, Kat Robinson and Jocelyn Shih.
Okimura, Robinson, Rodriguez, Serrano, Stewart and Walker shared goal-tending duties during the tournament.
The championship game was a rematch between the Black Diamonds and Region 177 (Long Beach). The locals won, 3-1, in an earlier tournament game. The final was scoreless through regulation and two, five-minute overtimes, and was decided on a best-of-seven penalty shootout session.
Rule and Rodriguez scored goals in the first round which ended with the score tied at 2-2, sending the teams on to sudden death. There, Serrano, who had sent a shot into the post on her previous penalty shot attempt, found redemption by scoring inside the near post to give the Black Diamonds the victory and title.
The Black Diamonds are coached by Mark Rule and Ben Rodriguez.
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It took overtime to decide the winner of the AYSO Area K All-Star Tournament Under-14 Gold Division championship, as Region 55 (North Huntington Beach) edged Region 5 (Fountain Valley), 2-1.
The tournament was played Jan. 19-20 at Dan Young Park in Santa Ana.
Parker Obert gave Region 55 a 1-0 lead by heading in a goal in the first half. In overtime, Ryan St. Pierre weaved his way through three defenders to score the winning goal.
By winning the Area K title, Region 55 earned a spot in the Area 11 Sectional All-Star Tournament Feb. 16-17 at Chapman Sports Park in Orange.
The Region 55 boys' U14 Area K All-Star (Gold Division) team is: Eric Chambers, Jack Fults, Jeremy Lee, Parker Marlatt, Brad Martin, Wil McDaniel, Adam Meyer, Noah Muta, Chase Nelson, Parker Obert, Harrison Patri, Jack Springer, Ryan St. Pierre and Jair Vargas. The team is coached by Jeff Meyer and Marvin Springer.
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The Surfside USA wrestling club, which holds its practices at Huntington Beach High, sent six wrestlers to the Junior 5 Counties youth wrestling tournament at Fountain Valley High School Jan. 20, and all six placed in their respective weight classes.
The six wrestlers combined to win 20 of their 24 matches, with four winning first-place medals. Steele Marshall (age 7) went 4-0, as did Cade Haakenson (10), Joey McLaughlin (12) and Patrick Samson (12).
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Are Sequester Cuts Good For the Country?
Former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker joins The News Hub to discuss the looming March 1 'sequester' budget cuts and explain the silver lining associated with them. Photo: Getty Images.
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... the the ... the ... the early this morning of the streets to temper some ... of your average but there's more seriously than ... happening in Washington I especially this week ... but you ... don't necessarily think it's so much of a bad thing if the sequester ... cuts do take place on tell us why ... we recognize that the sequester is going to happen because of a failure of the president in the Senate and House leadership ... to reach a more reasoned in Greece will approach to deal with our nation's ... escalating deficits and debt ... failure as a consequence ... he has gone way to cut spending ... because it takes an across the board approach ... we're almost halfway through the year ... so it's gonna be felt ... but you know we need to do so ... the the the American people are tired of promises and no action ... ideally what we can do is ... one of the pension's spell ... and then ... hopefully that the president ... the Senate the House will work together ... to try to achieve frankly of much bigger deficit reduction deal that includes mandatory spending is most discretionary spending ... and comprehensive tax reform ... that would be phased in over time ... that the one way to do it and hopefully send us the sensible solution will prevail ... is it time to get something done before the Fed's picking it there any hope left for people who might be just hanging on the thought that the two sides in Washington can come together and get something that ... ninety five percent plus probability that the sequester will happen ... the only question is how long will that happen ... in addition to that whether or not the Congress to present will work together get together ... again in the nursing care officials more discretion about how to take it out ... they should do that ... on the causes across the border approaches frankly ... mindless ... one thing you can continue to see these cuts take place on less than a little ... the president ... the Senate and House ... agree ... on a broader array of bargain ... that would involve more deficit reduction over time ... but they stand over time ... and if it cuts become the norm you think ... well you going to run across the border approach is really stupid way to govern ... in addition to that in this sequester really does deal with the three drivers of our structural deficit that ... which are mandatory spending programs ... like demographics in healthcare costs ... as well as an outdated ... in output in a competitive tax system ... we keep on going to short-term crises the short-term crisis ... treating the symptoms not the disease ... you know you ... can really ... Washington needs to work full time people property and has an order of the time taken so much time off ... and that's what that no deal no break ... I've got no constitutional ... right and identity at your debts that are taking some vacation time or breaks when the deal hasn't been done I know you're also ... not afraid to get involved ... yourself in ... trying to get young people to pay attention to this problem with seasonal affective them ... the most ID actually took part ... in the Harlem state the viral video that's been sweeping the internet to tell us how that came about and ... and why didn't they get so important he reads young people ... for young people report because the ... paper products there and there were going to suffer the consequences ... for the failure of their elders ... what is going on in the hope is that we're responsible unethical immoral ... and it must stop ... about how you end up taking the necessary changes when you do it ... most important question is does well ... and so you have to try to reach young people are not conventional way ... I doubt whether the invasion day before on shutting down ... I came out to ... be doing on Shenkman today on my to do a little dumpy oh well it's ... Alice Munro and there to see the numbers age of apparent ... that breaks out in early afternoon to check that out I it's it's really fine and hidden Sharon and a lot of people ... paying attention we really


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From NBC's Madeline Rullo
At House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's weekly briefing today, she commented on last night's elections, simply stating, "We won last night."
Question: "Madame speaker, Madame speaker, do the election results last night -- do they make it harder for you to pass health care, especially to get the support from members in these swing districts?"
Pelosi's answer: "From my perspective, we won last night. We had one race that we were engaged in -- it was in northern New York. It was a race where a Republican has held a seat since the Civil War, and we won that seat. So from our standpoint, no. We had a candidate that was victorious who supports the health-care reform... So from our standpoint, we picked up voted last night, one in California [CA-10] and one in New York."


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Outdoor Idaho "Designing Idaho" Architecture tells us who we are, where we came from, and what we value. Our buildings tell us that like nothing else can. This hour long program explores Idaho's architectural heritage, its history and its place in the sun. We travel the length and breadth of the state, exploring some of Idaho's oldest and grandest buildings -- like the Cataldo Mission and the Paris Tabernacle -- as well as some of Sun Valley's finest residences. We also visit Wallace, Chesterfield, and Boise. There's even a wonderful Sandpoint tree house and a southern Idaho straw bale mud house that are remarkably eloquent.G
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America ReFramed "Chisholm '72- Unbought & Unbossed 1" In 1968, Shirley Chisholm becomes the first black woman elected to Congress. In 1972, she becomes the first black woman to run for President. Shunned by the political establishment, she's supported by a motley crew of blacks, feminists and young voters. D
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Your Vote 2012: The Social Climate Amid fevered debate about the legalization of Gay Marriage; the existence of a "post-racial" American society; and the future of the Death Penalty; this program will seek to frame the election through the prism of changing societal attitudes. Field-reported from Iowa, where gay marriage was legalized in April 2009, the program will examine the impact of President Obama's shift on the issue on voting patterns in an important battleground state. In a state where the death penalty is no longer on-the-books, are Crime and Punishment important battleground issues? And in a predominantly "white" state, how are America's massive demographic changes (more Latinos now being born daily than whites) playing out on the hustings?. D


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Dolphins (Greek: δελφίς, delphís, "dolphin") are a number of kinds of Cetaceans related to the toothed whales of the suborder Odontoceti, and are found throughout the world's oceans and several major river systems. Although fish-like in appearance, dolphins are mammals which breath air and suckle their young on milk.
Dolphins are streamlined for a life in the water; the body is cigar-shaped and tapered towards the tail, bearing a smooth, hairless skin which has a "rubbery" feel to the touch. The forehead bears a large, bulbous mass called a "melon", which is thought to be the area where sound waves are focused when the animal echolocates or communicates with others. Behind the melon on top of its head is a single blowhole through which it breathes when it comes to the surface.
Dolphins have a pair of pectoral fins behind the head, which they use for steering. Primary propultion comes from the tail, which bears horizontal flukes made from subcutaneous dermal tissue; movement through the water consists of vertical sweeps of the tail. Speeds of dolphins have been estimated at 23-25 mph (37–40 km/h), which is enough to allow for "porpoising" i.e. the leaping of the animal out of the water at various times. Some species have been observed to reach higher speeds.
Most species of dolphins also bear a dorsal fin on their backs, made from the same dermal tissue as the tail flukes, and is believed to act as a stabilizer while moving. In some species (orca, grampus), the dorsal fin is rather large relative to the size of the body; in several others the fin is a small ridge extending over a portion of the back (river dolphins), or entirely non-existent (right whale dolphin).
Dolphins range in size from Maui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) of New Zealand, which at 3.9 feet in length makes it the smallest cetacean of any kind; to the male orca or killer whale (Orcinus orca), which can reach lengths in excess of 30 feet and weigh in at 6 tons.
The word "porpoise" has also been used as an alternative name for dolphins; indeed, both names have been used interchangeably between dolphins and members of Phocaenidae, which include the true porpoises. The differences between the two are rather slight: dolphins have a beak-shaped snout bearing conical teeth, while porpoises have a blunt snout bearing spade-shaped teeth.
"Dolphin" is also a name of a species of game fish related to mackerals, and known as either mahi-mahi or dorado.
Captive animals provided much of the data for dolphin reproduction. Courtship and mating occurs during spring, with a gestation of 11 to 12 months. A single calf is born tail-first, which almost immediately begins to swim and surface for air. Calves in captivity have been known to nurse for up to 12 months before weaning; in the wild weaning is suspected to be much sooner.
Dolphins are found in nearly all oceans and seas of the world, from tropical environments to arctic conditions. Most species are pelagic (deep ocean), and some inhabit continental shelves towards the coast. There are four species of river dolphin; two inhabit the freshwater rivers of South America,[1] one in India, and the fourth – which may in fact be extinct[2] – lives in China.
Nearly all dolphins feed on small fish (herring, sardines, mackerel, etc.), shrimp, or mullusks (squid, cuttlefish); some individuals have been seen feeding exclusively on one particular food source as a matter of preference. Orcas are the exception, as they feed not only on fish, but seals, other dolphins, and several species of the larger whales as well. One female orca off California has also been spotted routinely killing great white sharks (Charcharodon charcharias) just for their livers.
Dolphins are rated as being superior in intelligence to domestic dogs, and some scientists have made claims that they equal or surpase the intelligence of some primates. It has also been theorized that the sounds made by dolphins are actually a language. John Lilly, an American neurologist, conducted some experiments during the 1960s to test the validity of this theory without success; however, research still continues at several universities and laboratories around the world.
Dolphins and man
Dolphins and man have had a relationship with each other since ancient times, adapting well to human companionship either in captivity or out. Several dolphin species, notably bottlenose and common dolphins, pilot whales and orcas, are popular performers in marine-themed amusement parks and aquariums. Dolphins have also been trained by the United States Navy to retrieve objects or weapons lost at sea, or to act as "guard dogs" around submarine facilities.
Man has also affected dolphins in another manner: hunting and wholesale slaughter. Despite the affectionate image a dolphin has, man has feared the competition dolphins allegedly bring with regard to commercial fishing. The Japanese conduct yearly harvests against dolphins in which thousands are slaughtered, and in the late-20th century tuna boats – which ironically rely on dolphins to locate schools of tuna – trapped and drowned thousands more via nets.
- ↑ http://www.acsonline.org/factpack/Boto.htm
- ↑ http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/12/061214-dolphin-extinct.html


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"The Twickenham Auto Club is a great bunch of people who really enjoy the automobile in all of it's forms. The members volunteer their time to teach this school and promote better driving in our community. The depth of skill within the club is pretty amazing, with many National Championship level drivers.
The price of this school is ridiculously inexpensive compared to what you would have to pay at any of the National Performance schools to get the same information. For a full day of instruction at a big name school you could pay $500 to $2000.
This school is designed to teach better & safer driving. You will learn how to use your eyes, how to safely execute an emergency lane change, how to control a slide on wet pavement, how to steer your car with just the throttle and many other things.
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Barbecue University with Steven Raichlen "The New Face of Beef" Leading off is a clod (whole smoked beef shoulder),G
12:00 pm
Great Conversations "David Halberstam and Roger Wilkins" David Halberstam (Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author) and Roger Wilkins (former Assistant Attorney General). D
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French In Action "In All Labor There Is Profit I" In the Luxembourg Garden, Mireille and Robert are talking about family names and compare notes about their childhood ambitions.G
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French In Action "In All Labor There Is Profit II" Mireille and Robert are sharing stories about people who ended up doing something different from what they had planned. Mireille wants to know what Robert intends to do.G
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Western Tradition "The Dawn of History" From the beginnings of life to the first agricultural settlement.G
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Western Tradition "The Ancient Egyptians" Politics, religion, and agriculture intersect to create one of the first civilizations in the Western tradition.G
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Discovering Psychology "The Mind Awake and Asleep" Surveys the nature of sleeping, dreaming, and altered states of consciousness, and how consciousness empowers us to interpret, analyze, and direct our behavior in adaptive, flexible ways.G
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Discovering Psychology "The Mind Hidden and Divided" Delves into the subconscious mind, examining how events and experiences that take place below the level of consciousness alter our moods, bias our actions and affect our health as demonstrated in repression.G
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DragonflyTV "North Carolina" SciGirls Sarah, Valencia and Sophia tromp through diverse wetlands after a visit to the North Carolina Museum of Life and Science. SciWorks' barnyard gets Imran and Nabil thinking about what it takes to raise farm animals, prompting visits to local donkey and dairy farms. Winston-Salem holds a surprising connection to the Empire State Building that's unveiled in the Science Secret. D
4:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "The Art of Negotiation" Discover strategies for effective negotiations with your parents, teachers, friends, siblings, and bosses. Even if you are simply working out the shared schedule with your brother to walk the dog, you'll find out how to achieve your goals and arrive at a winning solution for everyone. Discover the success of teens who run "Grand Slam Garage Sales" and another young man who sells movie memorabilia online. D
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The Electric Company "Off Target" A neighborhood kid, Marcus Barnes, has just found out he has the wordball power.well, kind of. The Electric Company tries to help Marcus improve his wordball throwing skills so he can join them. D
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Cyberchase "The Eye of Rom" With special guest star Bebe Neuwirth. Hacker steals the powerful Eye of Rom from Binky the Cat's pyramid, placing the Ancient Egypt cybersite in jeopardy. The kids and Digit set out to retrieve the Eye from Hacker, but the journey is packed with a maze of exciting, action-filled gambits that force them to first do and undo a series of complicated steps. D
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Knit & Crochet Today "Color" Learn how to use bobbins and intarsia to show off color in your knitting and crochet projects. Color expert Kaffe Fassett shares how he comes up with his inspiring designs. D
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Paint This With Jerry Yarnell "Turquoise River, Part 3" In this session, Jerry starts with the initial highlights on the river, using the No. 4 bristle brush for feather blending, keeping the strokes horizontal and adjusting the value system while working forward. Next, the river rocks are blocked in as well as the island peninsula using the No. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Kicking Up The Classics" Joanne and her student Lauren give comfort food a kick preparing a 30 minute lamb and black bean chili and hiding a red pepper jelly surprise inside corn muffins. Recipes: Thirty-Minute Lamb and Black Bean Chili and Spicy Red Pepper Jelly-Filled Corn Muffins. Student: Lauren Eastman, Public Relations Executive. D
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Martha Stewart's Cooking School "Preserving" Martha demonstrates two of the oldest preserving techniques, confit and salting, and shows how viewers can put them to use in the home kitchen. Martha makes an assortment of confits - starting with the most classic: duck, which can be served on its own or as a rich addition to salads, then followed by lemon and tomato confits, both of which make excellent condiments for grilled or roasted meats. She then shows how to make gravlax, a delicious cured salmon appetizer. D
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This Old House "Essex 2012/13, Rustic Plaster, Advanced Septic" Wallboard installer Brian Jones shows how he uses a panel lift to install ceilings singlehandedly. Rustic plaster and old beams complete the Old World look of the walls. Richard surveys what's new in the world of septic systems, and installs a self-contained membrane bioreactor system in the basement. D
8:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Poland Rediscovered: Krakow, Auschwitz and Warsaw" Rick finds Poland transforming itself into the new heart of Europe, and Krakow, with its Baroque and cobbled charm, emerging as the "next Prague." Rick visits nearby Auschwitz and experiences a timeless, soul-searching lesson.G
9:00 pm
Travelscope "Istanbul - at the Crossroads of History" From its days as the capital of the Roman Empire in the 4th century to its selection as the European Capital of Culture in 2010, Istanbul has been a significant city and major crossroad between East and West for thousands of years. Its geopolitical location has created a vibrant metropolis rich with a wide range of cultural attractions. Joseph investigates the city's past and meets Istanbul's diversity head on in the bazaars, restaurants, churches, mosques and alleyways of Istanbul's many historic neighborhoods. D
9:30 pm
Lidia's Italy In America "Heartwarming Italian American Classics" Italians are known for their big family meals, and in this episode Lidia celebrates two heart-warming Italian-American classics that are perfect for any Sunday get together - Chicken Trombino and Italian American Meatloaf - two family friendly dishes that will bring your loved ones close to the table. D
10:00 pm
Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Fun Modern Cakes" NULL
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Simply Ming "Jason Santos & Pounding Meat" On this episode of SIMPLY MING, Ming demonstrates one of the best ways to give home chefs more options with meat and fish - by pounding. Pounding tenderizes the meat, makes it thinner for faster cooking, and makes food go farther. Using this technique with some mystery ingredients, Chef Jason Santos of Boston's Blue Inc., joins Ming to cook on the fly and invent two completely new dishes: New Style Sashimi with Soy-Lemon Syrup & Curry-Coriander Oil and Buttermilk Fried Pork Loin with a Heirloom Tomato Salad. D
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Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen "Bombay Blast" More than 5000 years ago, a potter in Central Asia made a tall, urn-shaped, incredibly efficient clay barbecue pit-the origin of the Indian tandoor. Today, tandoori, Indian barbecue, is enjoyed from New Delhi to New Caledonia to New York. This show features tandoori salmon (washed with garlic water and marinated in spices, yogurt, and chickpea flour). D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Poland Rediscovered: Krakow, Auschwitz and Warsaw" Rick finds Poland transforming itself into the new heart of Europe, and Krakow, with its Baroque and cobbled charm, emerging as the "next Prague." Rick visits nearby Auschwitz and experiences a timeless, soul-searching lesson.G


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Lawmakers to Hear Impact of Sequestration
ST. PAUL (AP) - A month into the federal budget cuts known as sequestration, Minnesota lawmakers are getting an update on how the reductions have played out here.
The Legislative Commission on Planning and Fiscal Policy is expected to hear Friday about actual and potential state impacts from the across-the-board spending reductions that occurred when President Barack Obama and Congress couldn't agree on an alternative.
Some federal workers have faced furloughs, pay cuts or other work changes and some programs that run on federal dollars have been curtailed. But the fallout hasn't hit every state evenly because those with a greater defense industry concentration, for instance, have been affected more greatly.
The cuts didn't hit all at once, so some of the consequences have yet to be felt.


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As soon as I made the batter I thought 'this is far too runny to support the sultanas during baking' and I was right. The sultanas sank – even dusting them in flour couldn't save them. Personally, I didn't care; my logic is that sunken sultanas are better than no sultanas but I think next time I might hold the sultanas back till the end and scatter them over the batter hoping that the sponge will start to firm before they can reach the bottom.
I served this as a cake with a cup of tea, but it would also be heaven warm with custard for dessert. It's a joyously sticky cake – best eaten with a fork! At first it's all about the golden syrup then the ginger burns through and you get that heavenly warming sensation in your mouth – I love ginger!
Chop the stem ginger as finely as you can – I used a mini processor because, as with peel, I find lumps of ginger an unpleasant texture to encounter in a cake. Also, as with my note on the sultanas above, this is a runny batter and won't support large inclusions.
I must end with a comment regarding the texture of this cake – it's amazingly light. It has the airy sponginess you only normally get from a steamed sponge pudding. Of course, this means you can eat a much bigger slice.....
2 tablespoons ginger syrup from the stem ginger jar
110g unsalted butter
50g (approx 3 balls) stem ginger – chopped as finely as possible
130g sultanas
110g muscovado sugar – I used half light, half dark
250g self raising flour
3 teaspoons ground ginger – I like it hot, use 2 teaspoons if you don't!
1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
2 eggs
250ml milk – I used full fat (normally I use semi-skimmed, but I had some full fat to use up)


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Editor's Note: This article was originally published on Real Money on Nov. 8. To see Jim Cramer's latest commentary as it's published, sign up for a free trial of Real Money.I am calling them FCSs: fiscal cliff stocks. They are the shares that it would make too much sense to sell, simply because tax rates do matter a great deal when you own stocks in taxable accounts. What does an FCS look like? How about Apple (AAPL)? I got stopped on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange by an old acquaintance who asked me a question that has become the most common one I've heard in the last month: "Am I going to lose my shirt in Apple?" I replied, "Depends on the shirt." I wasn't being glib. I don't want people to be greedy here. If you are wearing a $50 shirt -- meaning your Apple cost basis, or where you bought the stock, is about $50, where I first started recommending it -- you are wearing a shirt that won't be lost for another 500 points. But you are being greedy as all get-out if you don't take off something -- at least your cost basis, if not more. You see, there is nothing compelling to drive the stock back higher quickly. As a result, you are stuck trying to figure out whether it is worth betting that the stock can trade back to $700 and you can make $150, or whether it pays to take a profit now and pay the 15% rate on the $500 you could put in your pocket at this very moment. I have enough respect for Apple the institution that it's not an easy call. But my trip to Bucknell University two weeks ago, where I interviewed Steve Jobs' biographer Walter Isaacson, caused me to gravely worry about 2013 for the company. That's because Isaacson said Apple has nothing in the product line-up that's a big "wow," factor, nothing "OMG." Further, Apple TV -- on which many people are pinning next year's growth -- needs the cooperation of the cable operators in order to pull off. The cable operators are very powerful and doing well, unlike the music companies that Jobs corralled for iTunes, and Cook is not a punisher bully like Jobs, so it is hard to believe the cable companies will cede control of the cable box to Apple.
That means 2013 may not have enough new product introductions of any consequence, as opposed to product tweaks, to propel the stock higher. However, next year will certainly have enough in it to make the stock go lower, thanks to the fiscal cliff's revision in capital-gains taxes. If your taxes double on your gain in Apple, it can be much better to sell now than sell later. I recently sold a lot of the stock for my charitable trust after listening to Isaacson. I couldn't act on it immediately because of my restrictions, but I also never pride myself in calling the exact top on a stock. The trust had a double, and Apple was way too big a position vs. everything else because of price appreciation. That points to the essence of greed. That said, you may well believe the fiscal cliff is heading for resolution without all that big of a tax hike -- and Apple stock could well fall to a level that simply makes it too cheap on the basis of its dividend and its price-to-earnings multiple, which wouldn't be all that far from current levels. In that case, you might be tempted to hold on for a new product we don't know about that's been developed post-Jobs. It's a tall order, though. Here's another way to look at it. You want to hold on to your Apple? Write your congressperson. She's in charge right now, not Apple, and last I looked I would rather pay Uncle Sam $1 today than $2 tomorrow.