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A high power, versatile flashgun dedicated to many Contax/Yashica SLRs, also works on lots of other film or digital cameras (see below)
- Bounce/swivel flash head
- 28-85mm wide-tele zoom
- Guide numbers up to 44m
- Twin flash tubes for fill-in
- Five automatic modes
- Thyristor fast recycling
- Three manual modes
- Built in LED flash meter
- Dedicated for many Contax
and Yashica 35mm SLRs
- Can set shutter speed and
display flash ready in finder
- TTL flash on some cameras
- Non-dedicated on many hot
shoe film or digital cameras
- Trigger voltage low at 7.3v
- With copy of instructions
- Includes 4x AA batteries
This is a powerful independent electronic flash unit, dedicated for various Contax and Yashica 35mm film SLR cameras. It has a bounce, swivel and zoom head, twin flash tubes and on suitable Contax/Yashica cameras the flash will set the shutter speed automatically when it's charged, display flash ready status in the viewfinder and work with TTL auto flash control where available. It's also perfect for most film and digital cameras with a standard hot shoe, using non-dedicated operation. It's in used condition but fully working order, supplied with instructions and batteries. Please read the full description for more important information.
The flash has a zoom flash head with 28mm and 35mm wide angle, 50mm standard and 85mm or longer telephoto positions (plus the equivalents on other formats), to give extra coverage for wide angle lenses, and extra range with telephotos. The head tilts up to 90 degrees and swivels over 270 degrees for bounce flash in vertical or horizontal positions, which gives much softer, more natural lighting than direct flash. While bounce flash offers better illumination than direct flash, the top-down nature of the light can create unwanted shadows, especially under the chin and around the eyes in pictures of people. A secondary flash tube is built in, and this fills in the shadows when bounce flash is used, if required. If your room is small enough, you may be able to bounce the flash from behind you instead. With this flash you can swivel the head 180 degrees backwards while tilting it up slightly, so it aims at the meeting point of the wall and ceiling. As the flash is being reflected from a very large area this "reverse bounce" provides a soft light with wide coverage, less visible shadows than direct flash, and even more natural-looking results than normal bounce flash.
Powerful guide numbers of 27-44 (m) and 89-145 (feet) with ISO 100, depending on the zoom setting. Theoretical maximum range of 19m (62 feet) with a 50mm f/2 lens and ISO 100, and further with higher ISO films or settings. As with all flashguns, actual range will depend on the conditions. Auto or manual exposure with five separate auto settings from f/2.8 to f/11 at ISO 100, giving ranges of up to 15.7m (52 feet). An auto check light confirms correct exposure, and a built in auto flash meter gives information on the minimum and maximum ranges available using LEDs. Manual override is also available, at either full power or 1/16th (useful for Strobist operation). The comprehensive control panel includes film speeds from ISO 50 to 1000, apertures from f/1.4 to f/32 and distances from 1m (3 feet) to 16m (53 feet).
This independent Starblitz 3800DEF/DYC-1 flashgun is nicely made (in Japan), measures approximately 135mm (5.3 inches) tall on the camera, and weighs around 370g (13oz) without batteries. Power is supplied by 4x standard AA batteries including alkaline disposable (supplied) or rechargeable types. Auto shutoff system to conserve battery power. Thyristor circuitry for faster recycling and more flashes per set of batteries at closer distances.
A useful flash for many modern digital cameras, as well as Contax/Yashica users.
Condition: Excellent+ (7/10)
The flash is in well used condition but fully working order, checked on our Contax (TTL dedicated) film and Fujifilm (non-dedicated) digital cameras, and all features work as expected. The movements and controls work positively, though the swivel action is a little stiff. Cosmetically it shows signs of use with scratches and scrapes here and there in the plastic finish, a piece of trim is peeling slightly, and some of the markings are worn (please see our pictures). The battery contacts are slightly marked (not corroded) but have been cleaned and work fine. The instructions are an A5 copy but complete (in English) and legible.
No cracks, splits or other damage, and overall it's perfectly usable.
Includes instruction manual (copy) and 4x Alkaline AA batteries.
Pictures in this listing show the actual flash offered for sale.
This flash works with dedicated auto TTL exposure control, setting the shutter speed automatically and displaying flash ready status in the viewfinder on the Contax 137MD, 137MA, 139 Quartz, RTS II Quartz, RTS III, 159MM, 167MT, ST, RX, RXII, AX and Aria, N1, NX film and N Digital, the Contax 645AF medium format camera, the Contax G1 and G2 "AF rangefinder" models, plus the Yashica FX-103 and 230-AF. It displays flash ready status in the viewfinder on the Contax S2 and S2b, with the shutter speed set manually.
The flash works with dedicated auto (non-TTL) exposure control, setting the shutter speed automatically and displaying flash ready status in the viewfinder on the Yashica FX-A and FX-D, the 107, 108 and 109 MP (Multi Program), 200-AF (Kyocera 210-AF), 270 Auto Focus (230-AF Super) and 300 Auto Focus. The Yashica 107 was also sold as the TR7000 and Revue AC7 Multiprogram, while the 108 was sold as the FX-80 Multi Program and Revue AC8. It displays flash ready status in the viewfinder on the Yashica FX-3 Super, FX-3 Super 2000 and FX-7 Super, with the shutter speed set manually.
This model also works with auto or manual (non-dedicated) flash control on the Contax RTS, Yashica Electro AX, FR series, FX-1, FX-2, FX-3, FX-7, TL Electro, X, ITS and Super, plus many older Yashica SLR and compact cameras with a standard hot shoe.
Interchangeable dedicated modules
The Contax/Yashica module is interchangeable and Starblitz SD-System alternatives were available (not included) for dedicated operation with suitable 35mm SLR cameras from Canon, Chinon, Konica, Minolta, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax and Ricoh.
Other cameras including digital
Not recommended for cameras with dedicated flash control (using a hot shoe with more than one contact), other than those listed above. The flash will work fine on many other cameras with a standard (non-dedicated) hot shoe, with the shutter speed and aperture set manually on the camera in M mode, and exposure controlled by the flash in non-TTL auto modes. Suitable cameras include the Panasonic FZ10, FZ20 and FZ30, Fujifilm S7000, S602 (and Pro), S9500, S9600, S100FS, S200EXR, HS10 (down to 28mm zoom), etc.
The trigger voltage is a low 7.3v which is well within the ISO 10330 standard of 24v, and only the most voltage-intolerant cameras specify under 6v.


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These are things written on Feb 9, 2016
You could take everything from me
Try to hurt me with every word
You could say things with the intentions of throwing them like daggers
And here I'd be
Still waiting on you.
Why? Because forgiveness is all I've known
Hate only builds for so long
Love conquers everything, or so we're told.
But you're not the type of person
To purposefully hurt those you care about.
You want what's best..
But we're here.
You fight for the ones you love
You fight with the ones you love
You find out that after years of being together
You think you know what they think..
You don't. Don't assume.
You can always be wrong
You are always presumptuous, don't be that person.
I have been all of these this week…
And it's killing me inside,
Because I know it hurts you, when I think instead of ask
And get things wrong.
Because we don't speak lately
We speak like we're distant…
And that's killing me..
It's bringing me to my knees.
I leave the apartment on hikes more and more now
Because our conversations have no point.
They're not about each other or our future
But rather sports and things that don't matter to us.
When did we lose touch with one another?
When did things take this turn?


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As design technology specialist, Johan Hanegraaf combines his degrees in architecture, engineering, and computer science to design, teach and develop digital tools for Mecanoo's prestigious projects. With his own creation ArchiSpace, Johan tries to bridge the gap between intuition and technology, linking BIM to a virtual reality modeling environment. As an architect he strongly believes that smart digital tools are needed to improve collaboration, enhance creativity and lead to a better built environment.
Johan will be conducting one of the workshops – Custom VR development using Unity. The goal is to transform your BIM into interactive audit or design applications. This workshop will show how to get more out of Unity by adding custom VR interactions to your 3D objects from Revit. Allowing you to create customized simulations or design review applications for clients, users and your project team.


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CHARLES TOWN -- On Sept. 17, Superintendent of Schools Bondy Gibson notified Shepherdstown Middle School families that a transfer of staff was necessary within the school system. Due to a decrease in enrollment, a budget shortfall and the need for a teacher in another school, Shepherdstown Middle School would lose one of its teachers five weeks into the school year.
"We notified the principal August 23rd that a reduction in staff at the sixth grade level was possible," read the letter from Gibson. "Knowing how disruptive such an action would be, we took every step possible to avoid this outcome. None of this was sufficient to cover the needed services without another staff person."
The need for a staffer at Charles Town Middle School led to the action taken by Gibson; however, that decision was met with frustration and concern at SMS, where the teacher affected, Jennifer Cogle, had already developed a rapport with her students.
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Rachel Hally, left, and Jessie Shanholtz spoke to the Board of Education in support of keeping Jennifer Cogle on staff at Shepherdstown Middle School, as well as funding a new position at Charles Town Middle School on Monday night. Toni Milbourne
Cogle commented on social media, saying, "It is with a heavy heart that I found out that Friday will probably be my last day at SMS. I am being reassigned to a school within Jefferson County."
Cogle said the move would affect not only her classes, but would also affect other classes, as the students from Cogle's classes would be merged with already-formed classes.
"Class sizes will go from 10-20 students to classes of 28," Cogle wrote.
Upon receiving the news, both from Gibson and via Cogle's social media post, parents rallied together to determine if a different solution could be found.
In response, Gibson mailed a second letter a few days later, to say that after being contacted by concerned citizens and board members, she thought a new position could be funded, without disrupting SMS.
"Several board members contacted me to ask questions and convey their concerns," Gibson wrote. "As a result of their individual feedback and willingness to support creating a new position for the other middle school, I have placed a new full-time position creation on the Board agenda for approval."
The position, approved as part of the consent agenda at Monday evening's Board of Education meeting, drew no comment from any of the board members.
Members of the public, however, were on hand to voice their appreciation for addressing the issue at Shepherdstown and to voice concerns over the process in general.
Jessie Shanholtz, also a parent of a Shepherdstown student, called for the superintendent to be more proactive in the future when faced with a situation of declining enrollment.
"We need to make sure we have the least amount of disruption to the school system," Stanholtz said.
Rachel Hally also voiced support of the full-time position at CTMS to prevent the loss of Cogle at SMS.
"Sixth grade is already emotional. With less than a week's notice, every student in would have been affected," Hall said. "Jefferson County Schools is not a business. It's a school system."
Hall called on the board to, in the future, incorporate changes between grading periods, if they are made after the school year begins.
While no communication was made between Board members or the superintendent with those making public comments, Gibson did write in her second letter to SMS families that with continuing decline in revenue due to teacher and service personnel raises over the past two years, along with a decline in student enrollment resulting in a loss of an additional $1 million from the state, the local system will likely face additional difficult decisions.
"We will navigate those with as much care and thoughtfulness as possible," Gibson wrote.


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- For the original soundtrack, see Knife (song).
|Episode Information
|Japanese Air Date
|November 1, 2012
|English Air Date
|August 9, 2013
|Opening Theme
|Ending Theme
|Tsumetai Heya, Hitori
|Preview Theme
|Wild Crow
|Episode Guide
|Episode 4
|Episode 6
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Knife, also written as knife, is the fifth episode of the K anime. It aired on November 1, 2012.
Members of HOMRA and Scepter 4 simultaneously infiltrate the school island, Ashinaka High School, continuing their manhunt for the killer of Tatara Totsuka. Trouble quickly arises between the two Clans when Yata and Kamamoto reunite with their former Clansman, Saruhiko Fushimi, especially after he incites the former to a battle.
Kuroh continues to push the students into working harder for the school festival. During so, he notices a hole in Kukuri's left sleeve as she is getting out rice crackers for Neko. He goes over to her so that he can sew the hole back together. After a bit of work, Kuroh turns to Yashiro and scolds him for procrastinating; while not entirely focused, Yashiro had been thinking about the recent discovery in his closet. Yashiro asks what he should do and is asked to run more errands in the city.
Seri receives authorization to launch an investigation on Ashinaka, and decides to bring Himori Akiyama and Yūjirō Benzai with her. She also has Fushimi join them, despite his initial hesitation. Fushimi asks what they are to do to Yashiro Isana once they are there, especially if he resists. Seri states that they will simply take him into custody. She adds that asking whether he will resist is a stupid question.
At the school, Yata and Kamamoto run into two male students. They scare them off and manage to steal their PDAs, using them to enter the school. Both walk off, completely unaware that their target just slipped past them through a secret exit beyond the gate. Having used all of the school's fireworks, Yashiro needed to purchase more in the city.
Seri and her investigation team soon arrive at the school. They enter the facilities and go forward to have a meeting with the principal, where Seri requests that she searches through their database so that she can track down Yashiro Isana; unfortunately, she does not his true identity, leading to complications. While Seri is arguing with the principal, a bored Fushimi sneaks out and walks across campus. In the meantime, Yata and Kamamoto begin asking various students about whether they know someone who resembles Tatara Totsuka's murderer; no one is able to give them a positive answer. Yata, Kamamoto and even Fushimi make way to a stone statue in the courtyards. The Red Clansmen fail to notice their ex-member and vice-verse.
Fushimi heads to the student council's office, drugging Sakura Asama to get inside. Once in, he hacks into the student body database and looks for any matches with Totsuka's murderer. As soon as he finishes up, Fushimi hears a ruckus outside and checks to see. He finds that Yata and Kamamoto are still asking students about Yashiro and smiles wickedly to himself. Fushimi then goes outside to greet his former Clansmen.
He draws the two's attention to himself. Fushimi concludes that after Anna pinpointed the location of Totsuka's murderer, Yata and Kamamoto headed to the school, irregardless of what Kusanagi would have told them. He also begins taunting Yata. Yata is tempted to fight but manages to hold back after a few words from Kamamoto. His patience is short-lived. After Fushimi makes a remark about Mikoto, Yata decides to engage.
Both clash using a variety of weapons, though mainly their respective Auras. During the battle, Yata comments that Fushimi has lost his touch. Fushimi argues that rather, he has grown much stronger since they last met. Both then engage in another range of melee-styled attacks at each other. In a brief instance, Fushimi draws out two throwing knives and tosses them at Yata, piercing his right shoulder with one. Kamamoto is surprised to see Fushimi possessing two different Auras and tries to help Yata. He is pushed back with more of Fushimi's throwing knives, being told by him and even Yata not to intervene. Yata pulls himself up and shares a brief spat with Fushimi before the two resume their battle.
Suddenly, the battle is interrupted by the presence of Seri Awashima. She has both Clansmen postpone their battle. Yata is hesitant to do so, but after he is reassured of Mikoto's safety within the cells of Scepter 4, walks away with Kamamoto. The two head to a sports field in the school and rest by the bleachers, where Kamamoto bandages Yata's wound. Kamamoto states that they should go back. Yata agrees, but only after he asks one last person about Yashiro Isana. He meets Kukuri and asks her, though she does not seem to recall knowing the white-haired student. Incidentally, Fushimi reports to Seri that while hacking into the school's database, he did not find anyone who matches up to Totsuka's murderer.
Characters In Order of AppearanceEdit
- Kuroh Yatogami
- Kukuri Yukizome
- Neko
- Yashiro Isana
- Seri Awashima
- Himori Akiyama
- Yūjirō Benzai
- Saruhiko Fushimi
- Rikio Kamamoto
- Misaki Yata
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- Total volumes decreased 5% sequentially to 7.8 million tons, and decreased 5% compared to the third quarter of 2018.
- Total revenues decreased 8% sequentially to $409.0 million, and decreased 22% compared to the third quarter of 2018
- Selling, general and administrative expenses decreased 8% sequentially to $35.6 million, and decreased 17% compared to the third quarter of 2018.
- Net income from continuing operations totaled $53.8 million, a sequential increase of $88.2 million. The increase was driven by the $127.2 million pre-tax gain on sale of assets.
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- Segment gross profit of $17.7 million compared to $33.9 million in the second quarter of 2019. Segment contribution margin of $24.6 million, a decrease of $16.3 million sequentially, driven primarily by lower pricing and lower fixed-cost absorption resulting from decreased volumes.
- In response to lower market demand, the company reduced its annual effective Northern White capacity by approximately 5 million tons, including the idling of the Kasota, Minn., facility, and the de-rating of capacity at several other facilities.


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David wrote this psalm while hiding from Saul's pursuit. During this time he was being falsely accused by a certain man from Saul's tribe named, Cush, whom David feared would "tear him like a lion." In this psalm, David invited the Lord to be both his judge and deliverer. He called on the Lord to defend him. David's dire condition caused him to pray not only for his situation, but that all wickedness in the world would come to an end.
Have you ever looked around at the world we live in, and prayed that the Lord would bring the "wickedness of the wicked" to an end? Have you ever prayed that the Lord would "establish the just?" Of course, we tend to put others in the first category and ourselves in the "just" one. That's why God is the only one capable of such a judgment, for He alone can "test the hearts and minds."
One day, David's prayer will be answered. The wicked will be judged and their time brought to an end. And the Lord Jesus Christ will establish the just, those who have been made so by believing in His Name. Until then, we can pray as David did, depending on the Lord to be our Savior and Defender.


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GREENWOOD COUNTY, Kansas– The Greenwood County Sheriff's Office in Kansas is cancelling all criminal activity on Thanksgiving.
In a post on Facebook, the sheriff's office said that if you had plans of engaging in criminal activity today, they apologize for the inconvenience.
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My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,1
Tonight in this celebration we enter into the Easter Triduum.
In these next three days, Jesus will win salvation for us. In suffering and dying, he will destroy sin and death. In rising, he will restore our ability to walk in the newness of life.
On this night, long ago, our Lord gave us three gifts by which he would remain with us always, until the end of time. Three signs that will continue to make God's love real in our lives and in our world, until he comes again in glory with his angels.
On this night, Jesus gave us the gift of the priesthood of the new covenant, the gift of the Eucharist, and the gift of his example of love.
At his Last Supper, Jesus ordained his apostles to share in his priesthood and act in his person, in persona Christi. The priest continues this apostolic mission.
As I said in the Chrism Mass earlier this Holy Week, only the priest can speak in the name and person of Jesus Christ. Only he can speak and make real the promises of our salvation.
St. Augustine has a beautiful expression. He called the priesthood the "office of love," the amoris officium.2
So tonight as we gather in this beautiful Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, we give thanks for the great gift of this "office of love." We thank God for the witness of our priests, for their sacred ministry.
My brothers and sisters, we should give thanks for our priests every day! We should give thanks for the men who are training in our seminary. And we should pray every day that God sends us more men for this holy office, more vocations to the priesthood.
All of our Lord's gifts are contained in the Holy Eucharist.
The priesthood flows from the Eucharist and serves the Eucharist. And Jesus shows us the "inner logic" of the Eucharist — why the Eucharist is so important in the Gospel this evening. He does this with his example of washing his disciples' feet.
In the Eucharist, we proclaim the Lord's death, St. Paul tells us today in the second reading.
Jesus turned his death on the cross into a prayer — a sacrifice of thanksgiving offered for us. He became our Passover lamb, as we heard in the first reading. His blood became the sign of our salvation.
The Eucharist shows us the cross and tells us how much God loves each one of us. But we can never separate his cross from his resurrection. The Eucharist is also a promise for the future.
Paul tells us tonight: we proclaim the Lord's death until he comes.
The One who comes to us in this celebration is the One who has risen. He is the One who died and behold is alive for evermore.3
And because he has risen, we know that we will also rise. Jesus not only died for us. He rose for us also!
The Eucharist is the sacrament of this great hope that we have of eternal life.
Jesus gave us his word on this: "He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him up on the last day."4
We can really understand that the Eucharist is the center of the Christian life.
That's why St. Ignatius of Antioch, a Father of the Church who was a disciple of St. John the Apostle, called the Eucharist: "a medicine of immortality, an antidote of death."5
My brothers and sisters, we need to live with the Eucharistic faith of the early Christians!
St. Ignatius was a bishop who was condemned to die by the Roman Emperor in the early second century. He wrote beautiful letters, especially while he was being transported in a cage to Rome for his execution.
In these letters he described his death as a sacrifice to God. He knew that he was about to die. And he knew he was going to be fed to the lions. It was a horrible, horrible martyrdom. And he wrote this: "I am the wheat of God! So let me be ground by the teeth of the wild beasts, that I may be found the pure bread of Christ."6
A person doesn't think about his death that way unless he has already been living his life that way. Ignatius was formed by the Eucharist. He thought of his body and blood — he thought of his life — as the Eucharist. The center of his life was the Eucharist.
We can say that he lived his life Eucharistically. And this is how we must live our lives too. Our Christian life, our whole life, must be centered in the Eucharist.
This is what our Lord is teaching us today in the Gospel when he washes his disciples' feet.
In that time, foot washing was a job for servants. That's why the apostles were so upset. They didn't get it. They were seeing only the external sign.
Jesus tells them: "Afterward you will understand." Yes, they were able to understand after his crucifixion, after his resurrection.
In this one beautiful symbol, Jesus shows us the meaning of his whole life — and the inner logic of the Eucharist.
He takes off his outer garment in a sign of humility. And he bends down to serve.
The Eucharist is going to take us to humility and service. Jesus, perfect God and perfect man, is giving us an example of absolute and complete service. It shows us, my brothers and sisters, how much we are worth to God. Jesus Christ kneels before you to wash your feet. He offers his body for you on the cross. He offers his Body and Blood to be food for you in the Eucharist.
So tonight, we have to ask for the grace to correspond to God's love for us. We will do that if we follow Jesus' example — the witness of love that he showed us washing the feet of the apostles, the witness of love that he showed us giving his life for each one of us in on the cross.
That's the call that we have. That's our Christian call: to imitate the life of our Lord Jesus Christ. And we do that, my brothers and sisters, if we have the Eucharist as the center of our lives.
We are called to present our lives as living sacrifices to God. To offer everything we do as a spiritual sacrifice of praise.7
Everything can be centered in the Eucharist. Every little thing that you do every day must be centered in the Eucharist.
Again tonight, let us ask for the grace to have the Eucharist as the center and source of our Christian lives.
Let us ask Mary, Our Blessed Mother, for her intercession. That we all can live our lives Eucharistically. That we can be Eucharistic souls, and be able to turn everything we do into a prayer, in perfect union with our Lord Jesus Christ, starting with a real commitment to service of God and one another.
1. Readings: Exod. 12:1–8, 11–14; Ps. 116:12–13, 15–18; 1 Cor. 11:23–26; John 13:1–15.
2. Tractates on the Gospel of St. John, 123:5; compare Benedict XVI, Saramentum Caritatis, 23.
3. Rev. 1:18.
4. John 6:54.
5. To the Ephesians, 20.
6. Aquilina, The Fathers of the Church, rev. ed. (Our Sunday Visitor, 2006), 65.
7. Matt. 16:24–25; 1 John 3:16–18; Rom. 12:1; Heb. 13:15; 1 Pet. 2:5.


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Position: The upper arms are parallel to the ground, on the same level as the shoulders. The elbows are bent and the fingertips are nearly touching each other at the center of the chest near the heart center. The hands are flat with the palms facing downward.
Mantra: The meditation is done to the mantra Humee Hum Brahm Hum. You listen to the words, but you remain silent.
Focus: Relax the eyelids and allow them to hang 9/10ths closed. Feel the eyes gently pull together to look through the veil of the eyelashes at the tip of the nose. You will feel the eye muscles stretch, creating a gentle pressure along the inner side of the eyes. This is an important part of the meditation, so try to maintain the eye position.
Meditation: From the starting position (Figure 1), the hands and forearms move out to the sides (Figure 2), palms facing down. Pull the navel point in strongly and lift the solar plexus and diaphragm slightly in a focused motion. As the arms move back in, the navel is released. The navel is pulled in as the arms again move back out to the sides. Continue this movement, using the rhythm of the music to set the pace.
Visualize green light emanating from your heart chakra and then release. Experience a feeling of love that expands outward, encompassing an ever-expanding group of the people known and unknown in your life.
You as a conscious being have the capacity for vast and unconditional love. The experience of loving without boundaries or conditions is a powerful and immeasurably healing experience. Sometimes, it can be frightening to allow yourself to open up to that capacity. We often feel we must limit our love. This meditation for the 4th chakra will help you experience the full capacity you have for love. The 4th Chakra (Anahata chakra) is located at the center of the chest, in line with the heart. It is also know as the "heart center" or "heart lotus." This chakra is considered the bridge between the consciousness and the body. The heart center can be opened by cultivating kindness, compassion and calmness. When the "heart center" is balanced, you are accessible, connected, loving and compassionate. At the heart chakra, conflict does not exist, the soul and body are in harmony, and heaven and earth come together in perfect balance.
Humee Hum Brahm Hum
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The awe-inspiring, clear Raindrop Cake is coming to New York
The Raindrop Cake, a unique gelatinous dessert that looks like a water drop, has come to a food venue in the United States after being available only in Japan.
The mesmerizing vegan cake is at Smorgasburg, a popular flea market focused on food in Brooklyn form April through November, for $8, according to BuzzFeed.
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Chef Darren Wong said on his website he got the idea to create the cake after it went viral in Japan a few years ago. When the dish wasn't available a year after the craze, he decided to make it himself.
The cake is known as mizu shingen mochi in Japan, and has become as popular as the Cronut or the rainbow bagel here in the States, according to the Huffington Post.
"It kind (of) reminds me of that scene from 'A Bug's Life' where they drink water drops off of leaves." Wong said on his website.
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It's made from agar, a gelatin-like substance, and mineral water.
And the way you eat it? You dip your spoon into it and mix in some of the toppings, which include Kuromitsu black sugar cane syrup and roasted soy flour.
It reportedly tastes like eating a water droplet, but its unique texture makes it an interesting dish to try, Wong said.
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If you get a chance to eat the rare cake, you do so fast, because the raindrop cake melts into a puddle after being exposed to room temperatures for 30 minutes. The dish has zero calories, according to BuzzFeed.
Wong said the cake is currently only going to be available at Smorgasburg, but he is open to expanding it to other locations in the future.
Click through the slideshow to see photos the Raindrop Cake provided by Tim Ireland.
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Jute is the second most-cultivated textile fibre in the world. Industrial processing and chemical treatment destroy the natural qualities of this ecological material and it tends to be used in utilitarian cloth like cargo sacking. We do not make use of its full potential. 'Hey Jute', by Alexander Marinus showcases the benefits of the raw fibre. Growing between two to five metres, the strands are incredibly long. And strong. The cushion highlights the length and lustre, while the wall hanging incorporates felted jute – an alternative treatment that keeps the strength and length intact. When the raw material has so much to offer, it's time more people wake up to its value.


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Mich. Teacher Says New Bill Will Wreck Her Retirement Plans
A Michigan English teacher at Saginaw Township Community School District is upset that she won't be able to retire at 47 as she had previously planned if SB 1040, introduced by Senator Kahn last month and current in the Senate Appropriations Committee, becomes law. It will require public school employees to contribute a minimum of 5% of their compensation to their retirement plan and be 60 before receiving health care benefits. This means that instead of another 3 years of service the 44 year old teacher will have to work another 16 years in order to be eligible for health benefits.
Terri List was one of the critics of the bill highlighted by the Michigan Education Association.
"By the time I'm 60, I would have put in 43 years of service, earning a salary at the top of the pay scale. How does that save the district money? You could hire two people for the cost of one and encourage young people to join the profession. Right now, I would not recommend to my pupils to become a teacher in Michigan."
Michael Van Beek of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy pointed out that Ms List's math only made sense if she had bought âyears of service' instead of completing them all and that this practice is essentially extinct in the private sector.
Although many of the people testifying before the Senate Appropriations Retirement Subcommittee claimed that the proposed bill was unfair and an unjustified attack on school employee retirement benefits, many interested parties outside the profession were stunned by the criticisms. Leon Drolet, chairman of the Michigan Taxpayers Alliance said:
"Wow. They have reached the politicians' level of entitlement," Drolet said. "She thinks she is entitled to retire at 47? Holy smokes. I don't know what more to say to that. A government employee thinking that 47 is a reasonable expectation to retire shows just how deep inside their own bubble they live, insulated from the real world."
While Charles Owens, Michigan chapter president of the National Federation of Independent Businesses remarked that Ms List was indeed correct:
"If you want to retire if you are 47, apparently teaching is not the place to go,"
The Subcommittee meets again April 19th and the bill is said to be on the fast track with hopes of it being completed before June.
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Adjoining Giants Castle Nature Reserve in the stunning Drakensberg region, this country retreat offers peace and tranquillity in a beautiful mountain setting.
Cleopatra presents itself as a gourmet hideaway (it began as a cooking school), and indeed the food is as much a highlight as the mountain scenery. Hosts Mouse and Richard Poynton personally oversee the kitchen at Cleopatra, preparing a delightful array of dishes for their guests, using mostly locally-grown produce and fresh river fish. After sampling the menu you won't be surprised to learn that the restaurant has won numerous awards!
Cleopatra is ideally positioned for exploring the Drakensbergs, as it is near to the Highmoor and Kamberg Nature Reserves, Giant's Castle and the Midlands Meander.
Accommodation at Cleopatra Farmhouse consists of 11 rooms and suites each with the usual modern amenities—television, hairdryer, tea/coffee facilities, safe, fireplace—and a lovely view!
The rooms are all individually decorated, each to a particular theme (eg. the Cowboy Room, featuring cowskin rug and a wagon wheel for decor; the Classical room, featuring Roman busts on the mantle; the Swedish Naturalist Room, featuring... you get the idea). It's clearly been done in a spirit of fun and the themes aren't followed to excess.
The food at Cleopatra's really is superb and for many the highlight. A delicious farm style breakfast is provided. Picnic lunches can be arranged. Delicious and varied dinner menus are provided each evening, with meat, fish and vegetarian options across several courses, and fine wines to match. All meals are served in the homely dining room.
- Restaurant
- Gardens
There are many activities available in the local area (mostly at an additional cost):
- Hiking trails
- Golf
- Bird watching
- Horse riding
- Game drives
- Fishing
Child Policy
Children under the age of 12 cannot be accommodated at Cleopatra Farmhouse.


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Supercars "chaos" predicted due to Adelaide circuit changes
Changes to the Adelaide street circuit will create "chaos" during this weekend's Supercars races according to leading driver Lee Holdsworth.
The circuit has undergone a re-profiling through the turn six and seven complex, the biggest change involving the wall on the exit of seven being moved right up to the exit kerb.
The change is a response to the controversy during qualifying last year, when Shane van Gisbergen escaped penalty for using the large strip of tarmac between the exit kerb and the wall.
The new positioning of the wall leaves no room for error, with a tyres held in place by a conveyor belt right on the kerb.
However the corner is still creating controversy, a number of drivers concerned about concertina-style pile-ups if one car gets buried in the tyres.
Weight was added to that theory by James Golding's innocuous nudge during this evening's practice session, which left his GRM Holden stranded despite there being no serious damage.
According to Tickford driver Holdsworth, it's a recipe for chaos.
"I see it as being a major drama over the weekend," he said.
"The problem with what we've got now, the idea was great, but what it will create is chaos.
"If someone goes in there, we saw it in Super2 [practice] and in our session with Golding, if you hit that wall it sucks you in and spits you back out or stops you dead. Someone following closely is going to run up your arse and create a concertina.
"Certainly on the opening lap everyone goes side-by-side through six and seven, and that won't be possible now. The guy on the outside will be in the fence and then it's back into the traffic.
"It's going to create plenty of dramas."
DJR Team Penske driver Fabian Coulthard agreed that the corner could create problems, however he says the tyre wall should be shortened, rather than moved back to its original position well outside of the corner.
"I don't think we've seen a red flag for that corner before," he said.
"If the tyres weren't quite as long, I don't think it would be as much of a drama. They go down from the exit of [turn] seven for quite a way. Maybe we could shorten that up a little bit.
"I think what they've tried to achieve is good. The racing will be better.
"It will definitely create potentially a passing opportunity. It's created a driver corner now, so you're going to have to drive out of seven whereas before you could just run out over the kerb and it didn't matter.
"We don't want to lose that, but I think the way the tyres are, how the belt gets rippled, and it's now sort of leaning over more than what it was when we started... as the race goes on, that's going to get worse."
Supercars return for two more practice sessions and a first qualifying session tomorrow.
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Respite House Named Dragonheart Vermont 2019 Pledge Partner
Since 2006, our friends at Dragonheart Vermont, joined by teams from across the region, have convened on the Burlington waterfront each August to paddle the iconic dragon boats in support of cancer survivors in Vermont.
A significant fundraising and community awareness event, each year festival organizers choose a non-profit beneficiary whose work positively impacts individuals and families who have been touched by cancer. This year we are honored to be on the receiving end of this incredible generosity.
The Respite House has provided residential hospice care and support to cancer patients and their families for almost 30 years. In fact, in 2018, nearly 60% of the residents served by Respite House had a primary diagnosis of cancer.
While each person's path to the Respite House is different, residents all share one thing in common: the need for a level of hospice care that goes beyond what is possible at home. Perhaps their symptoms are too complex to be managed outside a residential setting. Maybe they live alone without the support of a family caregiver. Some residents may be facing a terminal diagnosis while also struggling with inadequate housing or homelessness. Respite House is truly a safe haven for so many of our friends and neighbors.
Dragonheart Vermont leaders recognize both the important role Respite House plays in the community and the need to ensure this unique resource is available to anyone who needs it, regardless of their ability to pay. The greatest challenge facing Respite House is supporting the growing number of residents who qualify for no-fee or greatly reduced rates for their non-medical room and board. Last year, true to our mission, the Respite House provided more than $500,000 in charitable care.
As the 2019 Pledge Partner, funds raised from this year's event will allow Home Health & Hospice to establish the Respite House Care Fund to help defray the cost of providing care to residents who otherwise wouldn't be able to
afford room and board.
"When a person is in the last chapter of his or her life, being able to live their remaining days with dignity, free from pain, while receiving compassionate care in our hospice home is a gift," says Tara Graham, Executive Director of the Hospice and Palliative Care Program."We are incredibly grateful to Dragonheart Vermont for helping to ensure the Respite House experience remains available based on need rather than financial resources."
If you would like to donate and support our Home Health & Hospice team, Graceful Passage, please contact Ayeshah Raftery at email@example.com or (802) 860-4475.
This story was first published in our winter community newsletter, Healthcare Comes Home. To see the full newsletter, click here.


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Next Fair 7th November 2020
The Mount Hawthorn Community Fair is a free event hosted by Mount Hawthorn Primary School. This highly anticipated event includes wonderful food, fabulous live entertainment, amazing art, over 50 stalls showcasing handmade items from the students and families of Mount Hawthorn Primary School, local artisans and businesses. The next fair is scheduled for November 7th, 2020.


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I hear this a lot from people that come to my clinic for help with their knee pain during or after they squat. I first would like to start by saying that squats are one of the best exercises an individual can do. The health benefits are tremendous and far exceed just leg strength. I will save those details for another post. Also, squatting is not bad for your knees and is a common misconception. In fact, not squatting is more likely the cause of generalized knee pain.
With the importance of squats emphasized, what do you do if you have knee pain with squatting? Pain with squats can arise from many different sources however I will discuss three of the most common ones I see with people I treat at my clinic, RISE Rehabilitation and Fitness.
Weak Hips
This is the most common issue I come across. The hip, specifically the gluteal muscles, don't support the knee sufficiently to allow for a proper squat. The knee is a 'hinge joint' and just wants to bend and straighten essentially. When the hips can't keep the knee steady in place, the knees can cave-in. Doing this repeatedly will cause knee pain and, with enough load, may cause tissue damage.
It looks a bit like the image below:
THE FIX! A great way to fix this is to strengthen the gluteal muscles. That includes the series of exercises below.
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Hip Thrusters 💪👌 _ Perfect for finishing off the glutes at the end of a leg workout😅 _ 🧐Glutes tend to be a hard muscle for people to generally feel/work/engage. If that is you, give these a try. _ ⁉How: back of shoulders up on a bench or box, heels down, glutes in the air, bar resting (with cushion) in front of hips, squeeze the glutes together and lift 👆💪 _ Troubleshooting 1⃣: if you feel this more in your hamstrings (back of the thigh) keep the weight on your heels and focus on squeezing your glutes together. _ Troubleshooting 2⃣: if you feel "pinching" in your low back — 🛑 stop 🛑 – Fix this by tightening your core and make sure the movement is coming from your glutes and *not* the low back _ Glutes are powerful muscles and can handle high work loads so either: ✅Go lower weight with higher rep ranges (12-15reps) or heavier weight in a lower rep range (5-8 reps)✅ _ #RiseRehabFit #Fitness #Workout #Training #strength #beastmode #PT #DPT #SPT #physicaltherapy #wellness #health #exercise #exerciseismedicine #womenwholift #stability #legday #glutes
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Side-lying heel slides against the wall can help with pelvic #stability which is vital for just about any human #movement. #hip #strength and #stabilization is the key (or foundation) for #athletics and to improve #performance. #RiseRehabFit #Strong #Healthy #HealthyLiving #Glutes *Use the wall to mediate the movement and ensure the leg is in line (or slightly behind the torso). The "burn" should be felt in the back pocket 💪
Limited Ankle Mobility
You might not even realize this but the ankle is critical to a proper squat. Many people pay close attention to the hip as well as strengthening the muscles of the thigh to improve the squat. While these are all important, if the ankle does not have sufficient mobility, no amount of strength will allow proper form and range of motion to have a complete squat.
THE FIX! A skilled manual therapist can help do various mobilization techniques to the ankle. At RISE Rehabilitation and Fitness, I work with individuals to target specific tissue or joint restrictions with my hands-on, manual therapy techniques. That essentially works on improving the mobility of the ankle joint.
Poor Form
I would say if you have knee pain with squatting, your form is likely not optimal. Granted there can be exceptions to that but we can review a couple key points.
- As we mentioned above, we never want your knees to collapse inward toward each other. You always want a stable base for your legs with your knee/thigh tracking in-line with your toes, or even slightly lateral/outside of your toes — never inward.
- We also want you to squat as if sitting back in a chair. Too often people do not bend at their waist to sit back and rather go forward with their knees. This creates tremendous stress on the patellar ligament in the front of the knee (see image below on right). This could be the cause of your pain for those that have excruciating, sharp pain, in the front of the knee. Often, this is diagnosed as patellofemoral pain.
Above you see the knees travel well-beyond the toes and the heels are elevated. Some individuals (say, with long thigh bones) can have their knees safely pass the toes, however, the heels should always stay firmly on the ground. This much pressure through the front of the knee can be dangerous and could contribute to your knee pain (aka, patellofemoral pain).
THE FIX! I find a great way to improve technique with the squat is to do box squats. To execute a box squat you want to be about 8–12 inches away from a box, bench, or chair that is tall enough to allow you to sit on it while keeping your feet firmly planted on the floor (no heel elevation).
If the above does not work, it is advisable to seek out the help of a physical therapist. Physical therapists at RISE Rehabilitation and Fitness are board-certified orthopedic specialists that focus on manual therapy techniques as well as other approaches to help you improve your function. Book an appointment or just speak with a therapist through RiseRehabFit.com.
The above is not a substitute for medical advice and does not take place for seeking a healthcare provider.


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The MiehJ'giui Cenlrul Itailruad coin- p:ii'.y will UL-xt wec-k besin. ttou eon- sr.ruetioit 1 of a 'JH-w Sinn-age-, switching and rriiinsi'irr yaird.s ait H-uiii-mnaid to be uporalj'd In eorai'ijciUon, wi'Clii Pennsylvania, lliiies. tlve OliicMgo it Calinni>t Term tall .anid t:be> 'Cl'.i'Rago, irajiiinp'.ud & Wosten Belt Hue. The yards will consist of twenty tracks extending •I'roiu I ho State HIHJ to a, point near nlve river. Tihrsoi tracks will be used for the tra.nsTer of .iVeirfht ii.r.mad by tlKl-r use the conges- itk>« of 'business will bo grwutly ro- lie-ve-il. Tliw; Ohiiieago. I-I;mvniomd & Belt has ii.lre.ndy uvude a record of twiinsfwring a.il.raiuload of cattk- llroni tho Siui-hi Fc rosid nortli of Cllii- Ciigo to the Hamir.oinl yards Tin ntty- elglut minutes. T>1«> improvements will cost §."iOO.OCO. u.-vr.LiisoA.r.) NOTjas. John IT.vd''iiijrPr IKI-S ri'snniC'il work after ;i brief Hl.uess. Sophie ^'t'Mie, a. coat-h drear!! 1 , !-s ofC for u fc\v days' vivwution. IT. S. Tous.Je,v -wcnut to C'hiicago yesterday cm No. 21 GUI'coini'iaiuy'.-! business, Clia^'.'fis Si'temiaiKl 'has ivsnnve:! work in 'the 1'J.ii shop aifitw a fmv da.ys' s.iek- ness. Ed •Si-i-Jhui-ii' of I'he Msiste.r Mei/Iuamic's otltt-o Is olT duty on :i«aiiut of- sick- uc*s. On ?.a.tw-d-ay lines wldl n-n.e-xcimsion tr.ainis to Lo.ufcivMle ii't $1.'~>0 for the >irairt t.rlp. WHlinan Foster, of the pHiulwg mill, accO'inpanied by luis wife, IMS returned from a visit with relinitives at St. Louis. The now crane which is being erected Just mst of tlhe T:i;tlie room is olrnosl complete nmd will be ready for use in ;i few d.iys. H. IJ. B. Moore, -boss of t'be lalborlns repair track gang, has resumed -work aftcf 'a few da.ys off on account of aai 'hiju-rsHl Ifg. .Tolm K. Boyd, for years fl: baggage mastcir on. i'he Vaiula-liht, Is -ncnv farm- i'lig on. ji.n extensive scado iai Crawforil .county, Illitoois. ' .W. V.' Young, storc-keepi'ir at t'h'fi I>cn- .iiisan shops, aiud Mr. Gould, <i:Iso of the Dcmii'lsom sho-p, were visitors nt t'lro local shops yestK-day af'teim'com. LMi.clw.el ,T. Rl'ley, the Now York Bowery evangelist, is this we* to Columbus, 0., lialilhi-g aioon-day raeetiJigs a.t the different railroad shops. C. IT. iSclui.ti'.mnin, no-vv iviitlii tho rotmsylVOTia. OOTnniain.}-, will on. Nov. 1 become geiroral -agwit. of tine Columbus Vailley ia.fc Ciocin.ira;ti. excursion tickets -wl-ll be sold by jtll iiiwi« today: Western at That stnffsei'tag bli,nd Pojiocraitlc or- giu\, the Kokoirio IMspfihrJi, is «s badly rattled AS 'the Plwnw. It 1id:;es a plate seryl»o tlwut does not liarmoulze with tbe views it expresses in its editorial columns. For Inelsimeo, tlie Dispatcli kis •nsso.nted to the ropotiratlc Ctilljicy •Uiiat the pir.Ice of whcait aaul tho price of sJlrei-Jwive been clcpLjidcut on- each' other; tMit whom silver J'o.H ^vluotut did -e, awl vice ver.^i.. N<nv licrc Its special 1'iln.te service srnrt ^Ivcs the aibs.ii.rd isl'a.t-Q'iiic-nt the lie. Here is a clipping 'tata:3i from -Bic Issue ol' October -(): "'J'luo vaJwe of whwi.t is franked a.b- 'by l3ie u.naJ.tCTHbl« lai'ws of ply ll!Kl do'imund, nikli'd tamixwarily Itlinos. by siiecu'liii.ljvo influences. rs oe^asjoiwilly advance or •bit>ak (live -pi-ice of wltcsiit. •accordi-ng -to flic' oqi-portiinitiiWi otfwod to. the exer- c'ii=e fft tine business. There are evidences -at -t'be present time whi-di show ck'ai'ly Uci-l; eitlver t:lie Eopnblican Nn : Hcinin:l commldtee, m- a syndicate hi -elese 'touch witdi Jt, liuis recou'tly been Ju?; in -a sipeeulti'tiive vc.uturo iK Ivatl 1101- 'Ms piu-poS'e ttie nwktiwof (-annp.'iig'n ca'jiileil in a.ddition. to IK few dollaa-s." Ttwuiliiff over to a.nothei- page oC t'bo .«an« pa-pcr t'lio m-arloet quotations toll of. t'hiO famine Jin India and the conse- queut la.i'prc export dema.nd, to which lly ascribed the sharp tul- vainiee in pi'l-ce of whicwl'. Tin* Popo-are ihavhip 'n-. 'hard stnigfflc this year to recciiR-i'le 1'lieiT theoiretlcfll IJil- laei-os wi till nih e facts tis tiiey exist. Republican Meetings. Republican speakings irtll 'be held at the following places in Oass county: Thursday niiglit, Oct. 22nd, Broadm-ay rtoli, Loganspoil.— A. J. Beverldge, o£ IF TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM READ THIS. Annapolis, Md., Apr. 1G, 1804.-I have used Chamberlain's Paia Balm for rheumatism and found It to be all that is claimed for it. I believe it to be the best preparation for rheurawtiism an; deep seated muscular pains on tne roar ket and cheerfully recommend It to the publlc.-Jno, G. Brooks, dealer in boots, shoes, etc., No. IS Main St. ALSO READ THIS. ; Mechnaicsvllle, St. Mary County, Md. -I sold a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm to a man wlio had been suffering with rheum-atlsin for several years. It made him a well man. A, J. McGill. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by B. -F. Keesling, druggist. specialist in curing- nervous and chronio ; roads have aimujtfwl for four more, diseases, Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14th j | nvo to be .run in Novemlwr and two Jn St.. New York City. The Doctor can .. . . to consulted without charge in nny_ .i> lll .i 1 i ff .the Western, tourist season. | case, personally or by letter. STATE NATIONAL BANK LOOAKSPORT, IND.3 OflPITfVL, - $2OO.OOO J. F. Johnson, PrMldent. 3. W. Ullery, Vlo« President H. J. Heltbrfnk, C»»hl«r. DIUECTOR8. *, T. Johnson. B. W. Ullery. J. T. Elliott, W. M. Elliott. W. H. Bnid«r. ^ Bur and i<"'l Government bonds. Loan Money on peritonal security and collateral*. IMKIIC ^uecln.1 certificates of deposit* bearing . per cent. Interest when left one year; 2 per cent, per annum when deposited six months. Boxes In Safety Deposit Vaults of thli bmnb for the <1*?poslt of deeds, Insurance ycllcles, mortgages and ether valluablea, rented at from IS to $16 r" r year. ONLY ONE LINE THAT DOES IT. There Is now only one lino opor.'ttlng through double daily service from Missouri River points to California, and that lime is the Union Biiciflc. 'The Overland Limited" is the fastest "train in the "West, and Us equipment of Free Keel in In? Chair Cars, Buffet 'Smoking and' 1 Library Cars, Pullman Dining nn<3 Sleeping Cars Is unsurpassed. No other line offers equal facilities for California travel. For further particulars send for advertising matter of. the Union Pacific, the Original Overland Route. Jus. D, Welch, General Agent, room 30, Carew building, Cincinnati," OMo. from 5Iny 15 to Sept. 30, •tliere 7,90-1 retunin i>ortU>ns o>f tourist ticket* •deposited •with tihte .ni.i.lrond joint ngen cios in Colorado. M«na.fe r er JJO'rc-c 3ind Ills su'b offieialls on the Pcnn&ylvnult west of Pittslrai'R yesterday In- tlie 'Iiuliuaiwpolls diivlskni be- Vctnv Coluniibiis omid Indianapolis, The ViiudiilUi.'lias 'been oblised to re ;v poTbiou- oC its round houses at Hante-nnd other p'oimts to admit of liousliw Wfic hm-RO now frelglM .looo- Tnobrvi's \rtt\cli 'they «iire IIOTV receiving TJie s'took'hO'ldens of the Eel River wad will GiO'ld (ilioli- annwiJ mecdug nt Nov. 4. . 'Some impormmt bns!- is to come 'before the mooting for in •coramvttan wiitli I*CDC!- CHAS. L. WQLL, :-: UNDERTAKFR :-: N*. 417 Market 0 feet Calls attended to proi iptly, diy •> Central Union and Mutual telephones. Office. No. U; Renldeuce. No, IE. KROEQER & STRAIN, Undertakers &Embalmers. 610 BROADWAY. Catarrh is a constitutional disease and requires a constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaiparilla, -which .purifies the blood. Man> a day'§ work la lo«t by elck i,0ui<»:bti caused by Indisestlon and •tomacb trouWes. DeWItt's Little Karly Risers are the most effectual pill for overcomtaif auch dlfflcnhlf*.—Jno. M. Johnston. ,. . : today Wrlghit & Boddc's opening 321 Bearl street. A .noti.ee wis .posted at Hie Peimsyl- vimiia tro.tU'Otul shops in Altoonia, ye* •tardily, staitlns tlia.t to order to reduce expenses 'lit would bu jiecessaiy to close iiUo shoiw wiitiil nexb Monday. The order affocts 'Some six thonisirnd employes. Joe Qu'inn of Woarver's gamp ,wn.s striiL'k to tilwj 'bead with a wrench yesterday and quilte sereroly Injured. He wns tlffhlomtoR a bolt wlieii tbc wroneli .siliianwl off .and stniclc toto in t'be forehead, iinfllctiug wn ugly gash, flnd brills. •kip the flesh severely. Prospects are that tho yaaidnto. «ad Wte Big Four (S't Louis' division) will for the next tluec nuonblKS 'ha-ve the .aeavfesat live-stock tralflc at any time i'n tlie ihilstory of the lines, and in turn the PanlwJKlle airid Bee-tine divisions of the Biig Four will be fcirgely benefit«d by tlh'e increased sbJpnTerats to Bast- In the first flftecn days of October there were defflvered at Atlautlic ports for .export 4,203iS45 bushels of graio, against 1 3,510,271" bushels to the corresponding tivo w«eka of 1805, and a •f relplit bfflclol says tihe more Importnnt .feniture of the situation Is that all avail- albie graJn : room for months ahead has been eiDiyaged on 'both 1 Atlantic and Pacific steamers, Bfnud-mnxle Oreaans 2T>c Opera. Cneam Oaniamwls .'~~>c C«coau\it Turbans ..." - ; J« •Crcamii Loaf 23c Vclvcit Chcwlnpr Candy ,20c Full ll'nc 1 Fruit Tnlblots 25c Kff orton Peainait 2(Jc A full line of nut goods awl caramels, also a full line of Walter M. Lo^vaiey's chocolates. ' WRIGHT & BUDDE,, HOUSES FOR SALE. ' . AM the houses, om, ifihe south side of Cniiiafl street bebwean Third street .and alley west of First street, Log-ansport, lml.,.'bolongtojr to tihe P. C. C. & L. Ry. Co., are for saJc. For prices etc., ap- .nly to L. S, Purccll, claim agent at the stetiou.- even.img, Oot. 22, Baptist school 'house, Harrison, township, W. T, Wlilsoa. Th,ursdny evening, Oct. 22,' Stady Nook, Clay township. M. A, Quian. ailmrsday even.ing, Oct 22, Pleasant HH1 school house, CliniLon townisWp, D. 0. .Tustice. Fi-idiiy evening, Oct. 23, Onward, Robert J. Lov eland. FrUkiy evening, Ocr. 23, Harness school hoiuse, Deer Creek township, ii. A. "Quiinin. Friday evening, October 23, Harness school house, Deer Greek township, .D. B. McConnell. Friday even-ing, Oct. 23, Mc'.ea, TF. T. Wi'Json. Frldny evening, Oct. 23, Ffl liner school house, Washington townsbip, Ciipit. Framik Swigart and S. T. MeCon- ne]]. Saturday evening, Oct. 24, Lucerne, M. A. Qui'Mi. 'Saturday eV'on-Inig, Oct. 24, Walton, W. T. Wilson. Saturday evening, Oct. 24, Georgetown, Orlando Powell. • Saturdny evening, Oct. 24, Twelve Mile, George W. Funk and George W. Walters. 'Monday 'eA-cmlug. Oct 2(i, Waverly, .Tiiidgo T. B. Kvnms of India iwipolfe. Tmesilsvy cvftiriing, Oat. 27, Young Anwriea, T. B. B\-au«. W«toe«d«y t-vcuhig, Oct. 2S, Royal Center, T. B. Evans. •Monday 'evening, O<;t. 20, Clymers, D. IB. M'cCouiiwllI :i.i:<l J. 0. McGregor. Olcmfttj- evening, Oct 20, Wilson's ichool liiouw. Tiptonij •t.ownslii-p, Q. A. •Myers. owiung. Oct. 20, S-u-vcn-foo't schc-ol liouse, Tack'Son to/wnsMi'. Or- •fcuulo Powell ivuid B. F. O,'iiin|pbe!l. Mon<l;i.y ewiring, Oct. 2G, Dcneon. W. T. Wilscn a.ud Fn-ed Tjiindis. Tuicsdfuy evening. Oct. 27. Ca.Ko'wa.v school -baiise, .Teffwsoivitowns'hip, D. C. Justice. TuesulnO' ea-eniniig. Oct. 27, Ckntter sdtool ilwusc, Wrtsluiaigtoni, Gr«. Ga.m- ibTe aitti'd Gw, Fonfe. W«dmwd<iy cveiiiing, Oct. 28, ' Oengc school house, BethWiem township, Q. A. Myers. Wednesday evening, Oct. 28, AVtilfcon. Gco, Funk in,nd Geo. Walters. Tlmrsd.ay cvom-Ing. Oct, 20, Onr\v:ir<f. James F. 'Shitesman. .Thursday. evening, Qct. 20. Adams- lm.ro, Q. A. Myers aiiul G-eo. Walters.' Tiiursilny cveaing. Oct. 29, Center »3l»ooL lionsc, Jeffersoai lowBis-lilp, Win) Acton. .Thursday •evoning, Oct. 20,- Center school iboni'so,' Noble townsliip. W. T. Wilson. .un«l Fred Ljuidis. Friday ovculng, Oct. 30, G.ilvestom, D. C. .Tu'sticoand Fred Lnndis. Friday evC'iiing, Oct. 30, Lucerne, S. T. '•McConucH and FraMc Swigart. •Fniday ovenilng, Oct. 30, Twelve. Mite, W, T. Wilson, wud Goo. Honey Saved By buying fail clothing ofus. We have the ku-gest line of coats end Ulsters to select from in the city. Bought at hard tlm« prices, these goods will besold at prices that will save you money. Come In and we w.ill con-viiice you that we mean what we say. Men's Overcoats and Ulsters $3.50, $4 and .Upwards Youths Overcoats and Ulsters $2.50, $3 and Upwards Children's Overcoats $2,50 and Upwards The above statement ap-plies wiuh equai) force to our line of Men's, Youths', Jiind Chll-dreii's Suitings. Good, every-day, serv.ieeaiblc, suite or liuedress suite as desired. Read tbe prices. Meii's Suits. !j(4 OO upwards Youtbs Suits 3.5O upward* Oliildreu's Good All-Wool SuLcs, lots of tliein l'.>r 2.OO upwards Boys besc knee pants in America, all wool double seat and kne« will not rip, at 5O cents. Men's Clay Worsted Suits best in city at - - $7.50 Men's All-Wool Pants - ------- 1.25 HOWS THIS. We offer One Hundred Dollars re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Kail's Catarrh Care. F. 3. Cheuey & Co.. Toledo, O., We, the undersigned, have known F J. Cheney, for the last 15 years, a.nd believe him perfectly honorable IB all business transactions and . flnanclaUj a/ble to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WEST & TRUAX, 'Wnolesale Drug gists, Toledo, O. WALDIJJG, KIrv'NAN & MARVIN Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter nnlly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c pe bottle. Sold by all druggists. Ill* Boy Ointoir oC tine Platte passed through Bimlford, 0., ycstoirday mt S.3Q a. m., -naid 'although people ihnd collected from, the sniTonmdiing towns to see ami ireair him, h/e'would nwike no spoech or even show M'miseLf because flue com- in'ittoo eouW not raise tlie necessary .? 100 to gno-KiJitec for -the stop. (PERU (BAEBEOTJE. Tho Wabasfa rwlliroad will have a ed*! train for Para at 8:25 a. m. today. Fare for rouiml trip fiifty cents, good on all passenger trains... Half fore \v-Ul aJso be mode to Delphi and Lafayette on abcowmt of,Bryan speaking.— C. G. Newell, 'R13PiOBiLII | CiAN RAI;LY, . ' ETTBOOT. 24. ;'i ' ' •' For aJbore occosHom" the 'Wali>aeh will make rate of $1.11 for rouad trip, tick- its limited returning to Oct 25tli.—0. J. Newell.: ' .' '. ' ' " .•'•'•- rings, loose diamond's aind etaeralde to mount to order.—Baa Mar. MTJSHJALE.- ' A nnislcate wiJl be given at Khe Bap tist church Tlwii-sday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock by Miss Mtriwra SfcMulIen. She wiill be assls-ted by Mr. Crawford, or- ffiin'ist ot the Episcopal chTirdi 1 , Mr. Eidihorn, alvoirmnster of tlie First Pre^byterl-imi elrnrc'h, and Mrs; E. B. 'McDonnell, mezzo eopnuio. Admission 23 cents. Tine following program will Piano Solo—IV Nocturne :.; Cbopln Mlss.Mlfliim McMullnn Vocal Solo—With Vcrdme ClHd—CreatIon,..Haydn Mrs McConnell Organ ?olo-loccn n TheDoblns Mr Crawford Plsno Solo-Efbrunry Tscr-nlkoBBky Mls.s UcMulle* Vocnl Eole-SelMtW ™ Prof Klchhorn Piano ond Orcin D itt—OharTrPltftgfzanhpr _H«ralfil ! :...-..-'. .wag.er Hiss McMullen nnil Mrs IfcConnell Piano t-olo—Air dK B<II«t .Cornatn Miss M-Mullen Vocal Solo-Romance from win Tell Rossini Mrs MoConuell 12..... libopln jiin- McMullen Orzan-Msrch In K Bat M Costa. ' Mr Crawford Jersey sweet potatoes, 2c Ib.—noth- ermel. . • " ; ' . THAT JOYFUL FEELING. WJth the exhUiairating sense of renewed health and strength and Internal cleanliness, which follows the use of Syrop of : Figs, Is unknown to the few who have not progreesed beyond the old"time medlclfaes and^ the. ebca» substitutes aometlmee offered but never accepted by the weH-lnformed. Full line of Harts, Caps.and Furnishing Goods, as low as any house In Cass county. KEilElIBER we carry afull line of sizes in all grades of goodfc, »n<l can ,flt you withontdelay. JUB GUARANTEE IS GOOD, YOUR MONEY BACK IF SOU WANT IT. J. D. Ferguson & Jenks 822 M/irket Slrei-t. A REWARD Of Health and Happiness The Indiana Depurator Company has placed in Dr. J. B. Shultz office at 417 Fourth street, one of their instruments, for the treatment of Catarrh, Asthma, Hay Fever. Bronchitis and Consumption We do positively cure the above named diseases also Rheumatism, Sciatica, Skin and blood diseases. It you are afflicted or have friends who are afflicted, do not fail to investigate at once. See testimonials of Leading Physicians; also testimonials of patients cured, on file at office Parlors of the Indiana Depurator Company at Dr. J. B. Shultz' office 417 Fourth Street Logansport, Ind IT'S NOT STRANGE That people prefer to buy cheap, NOT CHEAP GOODS but BEST GOODS CHEAP. It shows their common sense and in this instance their appreciation of their luck. Merchandise disaster, Bankruptcy to the Merchant, means luck, reduced prices, about HALF REGULAR PRICES to the consumer, Such is the case with the OTTO KRAUS stock. TheCothing and Shoes were the best the qua ity and variety immense. It wou d be strange considering the hard times if the peop e did not buy staple goods appraised and so,d at about 50c on the dollar. A. G. JENKINES, Assignee Natural Gas Rates. Partial payments annual rates begin Octo ber 1st 1896, Consumers desiring to avail themselves of the annual rate, on the basis of six payments, should arrange to have their stoves.connected by.,th£itdate in order to"be on time. Lo 0 an&port& WabastValley Gas Co, 317 & 319 Pearl Street. • j , ; , A. O. U.W. Monday, Oct 26th, there will .be a special trala to • BvansvIUie, leaving Wtobash sfcorton at 10:34 p. m., arriving: at Evansvllleat'7 a, m.;Oct 27tb. Fare .$3,00 for round trip. Train leaves re.- itundng Oct 28th, at 2 p. m,—C. G. The British Sledlcftl Journal again pleads for legislation«to f.ncillate tl» curative treatment of Inebriates. .Tlie dowmfcroddett' ttonoeifa of Jeffer* son county, Kas., lave about $500,000 on deposit In the Jocal banlw.
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After just one month, and selling less than 100 tickets per show, the Duck Commander musical based on Willie and Korie Robertson's book has been shut down in Las Vegas.
Not everything is a good idea and many sportsmen would tell you they saw this one coming from many miles away.
In mainstream culture, the Robertsons are known as much for their political and religious beliefs as they are duck calls and hunting gear. That spells box office disaster in sin city, and that's a fact Jack.
The Producers, the same team behind Broadway smash hits like "Jersey Boys" and "Matilda," believe the show can still live in on in other parts of the country.
"The production is thrilled to have had the opportunity to develop the Duck Commander Musical at the Rio. Much has been learned from this limited engagement, and from the great support from everyone who has come to see this first staging of this completely new musical. Duck Commander will now consider several possible opportunities for the next stage in the life of the show, including extended sit-down engagements in interested cities, as well as a national tour."
The curtain officially comes down on the show May 17.


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I know some of you dread our presence on your door step and you hide shaking behind your curtains until we retreat down the walk way. But most of you welcome us with open arms, and to you we say thanks!
Feb 1, 2009
Girl Scout cookies and awards!
I know some of you dread our presence on your door step and you hide shaking behind your curtains until we retreat down the walk way. But most of you welcome us with open arms, and to you we say thanks!
38 comments:
- scrappysue said...
i have never tried one, but our girl guide biscuit selling 'season' is almost upon us too!
- February 1, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- tiarastantrums said...
congrats - we dont' eat those cookies in our house (I know shameful!!)
- February 1, 2009 at 1:22 PM
- CC said...
Samoas.... YUM!!! Stop making me think of cookies!!!!
- February 1, 2009 at 1:28 PM
- Casey's trio said...
mmmm...thin mints are pretty darn good. I like the shortbread cookies too! My nieces are in girl scouts and I made my purchase last weekend:)
- February 1, 2009 at 1:29 PM
- K said...
We placed an initial order of 4 boxes- 2 of the chocolatey-coconutty-caramel mounds of sin that my husband devours, 1 thin mint, one crispy cinnamonny thing. And then, we bought two more, one lemonade, one shortbread. 6 boxes! I'd like to think that half will go to the freezer, and we'll spread the joy for a few months but...
congrats on the awards!
- February 1, 2009 at 1:57 PM
- Kristin said...
Thin mints, tagalongs, samoas! Love them all!
- February 1, 2009 at 4:44 PM
- Jenners said...
#1 - Thin Mints
#2 - Samoas (the only ones I don't have any competition on in the house).
I was a Girl Scout for years when I was younger, and I think it is a great organization. I did so many things as a Girl Scout that I wouldn't have done otherwise -- including participating on a competitive canoe team! I enjoyed the photo of your daughter and seeing her sash. Takes me back in time. (I wonder if my parents still have mine?) And I agree -- Girl Scout cookies are about much much more than just raising money. You learn so much. And I admire that you do it the old-fashioned way by going door-to-door. I wish a Girl Scout would come to my door -- they would make a mint! (pun intended!)
Great post!
- February 1, 2009 at 4:54 PM
- Jen said...
Oh yes the thin mints are a huge favorite too. Jeff and I fight over the boxes. I love the OTM, what a great program.
- February 1, 2009 at 5:03 PM
- Mamarazzi said...
we have been selling like MAD this year...why did they have to tempt my kid with a laptop..lol...half way there, i don't think we are going to reach the goal for THAT prize though.
this is lots of work...but fun!
- February 1, 2009 at 5:13 PM
- Mamarazzi said...
oh and my NEW fave is the lemonaides...YUM!
- February 1, 2009 at 5:13 PM
- Autumn said...
1 just placed a GS cookie order yesterday. my fav are the trefoils [sp] the shortbread ones... never been a fan of thin mints.
- February 1, 2009 at 5:41 PM
- Rhonda said...
thin mints rock my socks. yum
Go! sell! WIN!
- February 1, 2009 at 5:41 PM
- Diane said...
the thin mints are the best. and the pnut butter chocolatey ones too! omg where can i find a girl scout???!!!
- February 1, 2009 at 6:39 PM
- Deni said...
I used to be a girl scout and used to sell the cookies...my favorite is the Carmel Delight...(I refuse to call them the new name). I also love Thin Mints and there used to be this kind that has strawberry jam in the middle of it...it was good.
- February 1, 2009 at 7:22 PM
- Mandy said...
Thin Mints, all the way around. I freeze mine. YUM-O
- February 1, 2009 at 7:39 PM
- Vic said...
Thin Mints hands down. Love those cookies. I was a girl scout all of my elementary and High school years. I have even earned my silver award. Encourage her and work with her to get her Gold award! I would even give you pointers. Never finished mine and regret it BIG time. I was always the top seller in my troop with around 300 cookies.
- February 1, 2009 at 10:14 PM
- Krazy Armstrong K's! said...
I have to say its ALL about the peanut butter patties!!!
- February 1, 2009 at 11:47 PM
- Chris said...
The peanut butter ones!
- February 2, 2009 at 6:08 AM
- Sam_I_am said...
The 4 girls in my troop who sold, sold nearly 550 boxes of cookies. Very exciting. Our sales ended Feb 1. They come in at the end of February. I absolutely love Samoas. We also have a new cookie called a Dulce de Leche that I'm excited to try!
- February 2, 2009 at 6:14 AM
- Debbie said...
That is a great program to send the cookies to the troops. And I am a Tagalong woman myself.
- February 2, 2009 at 8:00 AM
- Ronnica said...
Growing up my favorites were Carmel Delites (if you don't know what those are, they're milk chocolate versions of Samoas), but now my favorites are Peanut Butter Patties. I could eat them everday...so I'm glad they're only sold once a year!
- February 2, 2009 at 8:14 AM
- Jenny and the Princess Peonies said...
I love me some thin mints. Where did I hide those ones from last year? Hmmm.....think they are still good?
- February 2, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- Claremont First Ward said...
Congrats on the awards! I love girl scout cookies. Thin mints are always a fav and then the peanut butter cookies. Not the ones with chocolate. The other ones. :)
- February 2, 2009 at 12:55 PM
Congrats on the awards. I also love the thin mints.
- February 2, 2009 at 1:19 PM
Definitely Samoa's even though they aren't called that anymore...and thin mints. what happened to the kookaburras?
- February 2, 2009 at 1:25 PM
- Sandra said...
I love the coconut, carmelly things... I forget the name... but when I see 'em I swooon!
Sell your little hearts out!
- February 2, 2009 at 2:32 PM
- Heidi @ Tayterjaq's Rebels said...
As a mother of 3 Girl Scouts, I can tell you we are right in the midst of our sales. Cookies come in on Saturday and we have been pounding the pavement in our neighborhood to beg people to buy. In this economy, it's much fewer than last year but it's even harder to split between the 3 of them. Luckily, we are the only scouts in our neighborhood so at least the only competition is each other.
Tagalongs are a huge favorite in our house but the new Dulce de Leche are SOOOOOOO GOOD!! They had a sample at the cookie dance a few weeks ago...YUMMY!!!
- February 2, 2009 at 6:30 PM
- Jenni said...
Tagalongs! Which are not peanut butter patties! I LOVE those things!
- February 2, 2009 at 6:40 PM
- Pamela said...
thin mints in our house are counted as follows:
One box has 2 packages. That's 2 servings.
We are not allowed to have thin mints in the house unless we have company over to regulate our behavior.
- February 2, 2009 at 7:07 PM
- Honey Mommy said...
Mmm... thin mints and samoas... Yum!
- February 2, 2009 at 7:34 PM
- Jewel Allen said...
Thanks for stopping at my blog :-)
I love most the cookies, isn't there a coconut kind? but I confess I do not like the mint ones. :-)
- February 3, 2009 at 8:35 AM
- tiarastantrums said...
ps - I tagged you
- February 3, 2009 at 9:29 AM
- Kim Dellow said...
We don't really do the cookie sales in London. It is obviously a big thing in your neck of the woods and others going on the comments :) Kim
- February 3, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- The Blonde Duck said...
It's the shortbread ones I can't resist. I can eat a box at a time!
- February 3, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- Lindsay said...
Oh I could so go for a box of the peanut butter patties! Those are the best!
- February 3, 2009 at 7:04 PM
- Shauna said...
I l♥ve those cookies!!! Sorry I haven't been over here in a few! Work has been way crazy! ♥ Hugs :)
- February 3, 2009 at 8:28 PM
- WheresMyAngels said...
Oh I am so going to have to have my sister send ScrappySue some thinmints! She doesn't know what she is missing out on!
- February 3, 2009 at 8:54 PM
- Mommynightowl said...
thin mints and samoas. I will admit I will be one hiding behind my curtains pretending I'm not home because I have two little sisters selling this year that I have to buy from.
- February 15, 2009 at 10:45 PM


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