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TEL HAZEKA, Golan Heights An Israeli tank struck a Syrian army vehicle Monday after a mortar shell landed on Israeli-held territory, the military said, in the first direct confrontation between the countries since the Syrian uprising broke out, sharpening fears that Israel could be drawn into the civil war next door.
Israel has steadfastly tried to avoid getting sucked into the Syrian conflict, but it has grown increasingly worried after a series of mortar shells have struck territory in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights in recent days.
On Sunday, Israel fired a "warning shot" into Syria in response to the shelling.
The conflict has already spilled over into several of Syria's other neighbors — whether in direct violence or in the flood of refugees fleeing Syria's bloodshed. On Monday, a Syrian fighter jet bombed a rebel-held area hugging the border with Turkey three times, killing more than a dozen people and bringing a protest from the Turkish government.
Israeli military officials say they believe the mortar fire landing in the Golan is not an overt attempt to hit the Jewish state and is likely accidental as Syrian President Bashar Assad's army battle rebel forces trying to oust him.
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Jared Nayfack was 11 years old and living in the heart of conservative Orange County, California, when he told his best friend from school that he was gay–"and my friend then came out to me," says Jared. When he turned 15, Jared celebrated his birthday by coming out to his parents and closest friends. By then, he was attending a Catholic high school, and on a school-sponsored overnight field trip, Jared and his schoolmates decided to spend their free evening at the movies seeing The Rocky Horror Picture Show. "Some of us had decided to get all costumed up to see it, and when the teacher who was with us saw us she threw a fit: She forced me to get up in front of the other twenty-one students–many of whom I didn't know–and tell them I was gay. Most of the kids supported me, but later that evening, one of them–a lot bigger than I was; he had a black belt in martial arts–came into my hotel room and beat me up. I was a bloody mess, and he could have killed me if another student hadn't heard my screams and stopped him." Instead of punishing Jared's assailant, the school's dean suspended Jared and put him on "academic and behavioral probation." "The dean told me that even though I was forced to tell the others that I was gay, I was at fault because I'd 'threatened the masculinity' of the kid who'd beat me up," Jared recalls.
In fear, Jared transferred to a public high school, the South Orange County High School of the Arts. "I thought I'd be safe and could be out when I came there–after all, it was an arts program. Boy, was I wrong. Within two weeks people were yelling 'fag' at me in the halls and in class. I was dressed a little glam, if you will–nothing really offensive, just a little makeup. But when I went to the principal to complain, she did nothing about the harassment and told me that I was 'lacking in testosterone,'" Jared explains. To fight back, Jared and some gay and straight friends formed a club called PRIDE, which made a twenty-five-foot-long rainbow banner to put up in school decorated with multicolored hands and the slogan, hands for equality (the banner was banned). The club also made beaded rainbow bracelets that many students wore–"even a lot of the football players," according to Jared–but the club was forbidden by the administration "because it didn't have anything to do with the curriculum." The harassment got worse–so bad that Jared had to leave school two months before graduation. "I had to fight to be before I could study," Jared explains, "but I left there feeling really let down and like a failure–we hadn't gotten anywhere."
When he enrolled as a freshman at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Jared says, "I was embraced by a huge and loving queer community. They told me, 'It's OK to be angry'–that's something I hadn't heard before." Feeling a bit burned out, for his first six months at Santa Cruz Jared avoided gay activism–until the day he attended a conference of gay youth. "There were kids pulling together–I just knew I had to help out." He attended a youth training institute run by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN); began working with Gay/Straight Alliances (GSAs) at two high schools near the university; edited and xerox-published an anthology of adolescent writings about AIDS; created a performance piece, as part of his self-designed major in "theatrical activism," about homophobia with a cast of seven straight boys to the hit song "Faggot" by the rock group Korn; and now speaks to gay youth groups around the country. Today Jared is only 18.
Jared's story is fairly typical of a whole new generation of lesbian and gay adolescents: brave, tough and resilient, comfortable with their sexual identity and coming out at earlier ages, inventing their own organizations–and victimized by violence and harassment in their schools. Says Rea Carey, executive director of the National Youth Advocacy Coalition (NYAC), an alliance of local and national service agencies working to empower gay youth: "Five or ten years ago, kids would go to a youth service agency and say, 'I need help because I think I'm gay.' Today, more and more they say, 'I'm gay and so what? I want friends and a place to work on the issues I care about.' Being gay is not their problem, it's their strength. These kids are coming out at 13, 14, 15, at the same age that straight people historically begin to experience their sexuality. But they are experiencing more violence because of that."


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Speed likely a factor in Litchfield Road crash in Londonderry
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The driver, a 21-year-old man, was found lying semi-conscious on the side of the road when police and fire officials arrived. (Courtesy)
LONDONDERRY - A local man is being treated for potentially life-threatening injuries in a Boston hospital after crashing his car into a utility pole on Litchfield Road Thursday evening.
Police and fire officials responded to reports of a motor vehicle crash just before 8:30 p.m.
Upon arrival, crews discovered a Volkswagen GTI upside-down in the middle of the road near the Kelley Road intersection, Fire Chief Darren O'Brien said.
The driver, described as a 21-year-old man, was lying semi-conscious on the side of the road when police and fire officials arrived.
A paramedic began performing advanced life support care, while crews awaited the Dartmouth- Hitchcock helicopter to transport him to a Boston trauma center.
Police said the initial plan was to fly the man to Massachusetts General Hospital but he was later brought to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center instead.
Litchfield Road remained closed for several hours Thursday night as PSNH worked to repair the damaged pole.
Londonderry police Lt. Tim Jones said investigation into the accident was ongoing and no further information, including the identify of the victim, would be released at this time.
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Using the diet plan outlined in Joel Fuhrman's book "Eat to Live" was dauntingly complicated when Suzanne Foxx took it on last summer.
But she was determined to give the plan a try. It is based on the concept of eating different, more nutrient-dense foods to stay full rather than limiting food intake.
Foxx wants to get the word out that you don't have to follow the plan to the letter, and that augmenting it to fit your needs can still lead to drastic weight loss. It also involves eating a very large volume of food and does not mean going hungry, she said.
Foxx and her husband, Dillon, also added running to their daily routine, logging 20 miles a week and participating in half-marathons.
So far Dillon Foxx has lost 45 pounds and Suzanne has lost 18.
"We started off with the running, had been doing a little bit and it's not easy to do if you don't have a lot of energy," Suzanne Foxx said. "Reading the book, it just seemed too radical and there was no way it could be done. Then I said we should try, so I just did it.
"I started making food just like the book said, and then we all of a sudden had a lot of energy and could run a lot better and the weight just poured off. It was really amazing."
The couple made a serious commitment to their new fitness plan right after July 4. Foxx, a physical therapist and the owner of Denbigh Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine in Newport News, said she tries to eat healthy 85 percent of the time and whatever she wants the other 15 percent.
"We increased our fruit consumption an amazing amount, added a lot of salads and tried to eat beans several times a week," Suzanne Foxx said.
The plan is easier to follow just by varying things she normally eats, she said. For example, at restaurants requesting Splenda and an all-fruit smoothie, or asking for light dressing and light cheese as well as no chicken on a wrap.
She took shortcuts, but cut down on processed foods to the point of eating none. Buying big salads out at restaurants, but asking for dressing on the side and dipping food in is one way to trim down rather than cutting things out entirely.
Dillon Foxx switched from fried chicken to grilled, doesn't eat much beef anymore and has substituted pumpkin seeds and grapes where he used to snack on potato chips, Suzanne Foxx said.
"People get so caught up in oh, I'm dieting and I'm depriving myself of everything," she said. "It's difficult to keep that up for months. This is something I think we can keep up forever."
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (seminoles.com) – In front of a raucous Tully Gym crowd, the 12th-ranked Florida State indoor volleyball team earned an emotional 3-0 (25-23, 25-22, 25-21) victory in front of over 1,600 fans to snap a 21-match losing streak over 11th-ranked Florida on Wednesday night.
Indeed, some of the current Seminoles (19-2) were barely walking the last time Florida State defeated Florida – Oct. 31, 1994. It had been a streak full of repeated heartbreak until Wednesday evening when the current crop of Seminoles put together a milestone win for the program.
In the process, Florida State extended its school-record win streak at Tully Gym to 21 matches. The Seminoles recorded their 13th consecutive victory on Wednesday and snapped Florida's stretch of 14 consecutive matches won.
"It means so much to this program," head coach Chris Poole said. "It's been the one thing we haven't been able to accomplish yet and we played them so well over the last few years. I knew it was getting closer. They're a great program, a great coaching staff, they've got tradition. But we're building tradition and we're trying to build the right program and I feel like the girls worked really hard tonight."
The victory proved that the Seminoles have put themselves on the same level as the Gators, going farther than their rival in two of the last three NCAA postseasons while signing one of the top recruiting classes in the country last year. All that needed to be done was actually defeating Florida, and it was done tonight with strong defense that held one of the nation's top hitting units to a .228 attack percentage.
Florida State accumulated 56 digs in the three-set match, led by redshirt sophomore libero Katie Mosher's 16 digs. The Fort Myers, Fla., native defended several hard attacks successfully and kept the ball moving on Florida State's side of the court.
Senior Fatma Yildirim got herself a rewarding victory, finishing with her fourth double-double of the year. The Istanbul, Turkey native tallied 10 kills and 13 digs for the Seminoles and finished with a .286 hitting percentage against a vaunted Florida defense.
"I can't even explain how happy I am right now," Yildirim said after the match. "I can't thank the crowd enough who showed up and I couldn't even hear myself think. It was great to win this game. I think we did great as a team and didn't let them take over after the second set. We just shut it down and played so well."
Senior Sareea Freeman proved her worth against the Gators as well with her middle attack. The Fresno, Calif. native put down nine kills and added three blocks. In the third set when the Seminoles were starting to let Florida creep back into the match, Freeman came through and helped elevated the Seminoles to a fantastic finish.
"It means everything," Freeman said of the win. "The last point I rushed the court and was so happy to the point that tears were coming from my eyes. I'm so happy. We're still undefeated at home and taking care of Tully and taking care of our business at home. I'm so proud of my team. This needed to happen and I'm so glad it happened my last year here."
Overall, Florida State hit .222 in the match. It was out-blocked by Florida 9-6, but had only two service errors compared to Florida's nine. The two-setter combination of Duygu Duzceler and Sarah Wickstrom finished with 33 assists, setting the ball with consistency. Junior outside hitter Olivera Medic also found some lanes to hit through as she recorded seven kills, while junior middle blocker Ashley Neff added seven kills and two blocks.
The victory over Florida gives Florida State its first Top 10 RPI win of the season as the Gators came in ranked 10th. The Seminoles are now 8-2 against the current Top 50 RPI teams. Florida State also picked up its 12th AVCA Top 25 win under Poole, including its fourth this season. The school record for most AVCA Top 25 wins in a season is five held by last season's NCAA National Semifinal team.
The first set was close and saw eight lead changes as both teams exchanged several points and forced many long rallies. Neff led the charge in the first frame with three kills and one block. A service error by Florida's Taylor Unroe tied the set at 20-20 and both teams exchanged the next six points capped by a kill from Freeman. Back-to-back attack errors by Gabby Mallette sealed the first set for the Seminoles.
Florida State started off well in set two, taking a 10-5 lead on an attack error from Chloe Mann, who had 10 kills on the evening. A service ace by Duzceler brought the Florida State lead to 20-13, and while Florida tried to inch back, a momentum-stealing kill by Yildirim made it 23-19 for the Seminoles. Yildirim followed with another kill and Mara Green's kill gave Florida State the second set.
The Seminoles held on in the third frame. A Medic kill made it 15-7 for the Seminoles, but Florida came back by winning nine of the next 13 points to cut its deficit to 19-16. An enormous block by Freeman and Green gave the Seminoles a 22-19 lead, and Neff's match-ending kill sent the crowd into a frenzy as the agonizing winning streak against the Gators ended.
Florida State returns with a home match on Friday at 7 p.m. against Virginia. The first 400 fans to attend the match get a free tank, while all fans can earn double the Seminole Spear-It Rewards points.
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Getting older…it's happening to all of us every day, including our pets. And just like humans, dogs and cats are prone to a number of medical problems as they get older. With diet, supplements, and extra care, many of these conditions can be prevented, delayed, or managed, to give your pet the best possible quality of life throughout the senior years. Here are a few of the health issues you may run into as your pet ages, and some things you can do treat them naturally:
Most older pets eventually develop arthritis. What is usually considered "slowing down," or "a little stiff," or even sleep disturbances (because they just can't get comfortable) may be a sign of significant joint disease. Extra weight makes arthritis that much worse, so an older dog may need a good weight loss program (older cats tend to lose weight by themselves). A high protein diet helps protect lean muscle mass while shedding fat. Proper weight and moderate exercise are the keys to comfort.
Joint protectors and anti-inflammatories can help, and they include glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, and MSM (methyl-sulfonyl-methane); all of which can be added to wet food. Other herbs and minerals may also be helpful. Antioxidants provide good anti-inflammatory action and pain relief. It may take 3-5 weeks for improvement to be noticeable.
Digestive Slowdown
As they age, pets experience a decreased ability to digest and metabolize protein and fat that occurs with age. Older pets need more and better quality protein. Wet foods are ideal for older cats and dogs—this includes food in cans or pouches, as well as frozen raw diets. They're easier to digest, and much more palatable. Adding digestive enzymes and probiotics will help your pet get the most nutrition from food, and there are specific digestive support remedies available for more severe issues.
Kidney Disease (Chronic Renal Failure, CRF, or Chronic Kidney Disease, CKD)
The kidneys have a lot of responsibility, and they work hard 24/7. Over time, cells die and are replaced by scar tissue. Only when 75% of kidney function is irreversibly lost will signs of kidney disease occur. CRF is very common in older cats, but dogs can also develop the disease.
One thing you'll hear from friends and even from vets is that protein is bad for the kidneys. But dietary protein has nothing whatsoever to do with the development of kidney disease (in dogs or cats). In fact, in older pets without pre-existing kidney disease, canned food or other high protein, high moisture diets are recommended.
Antioxidants and Omega-3 fatty acids (fish oil or cod liver oil) are proven to be highly beneficial for pets with kidney disease. There is new evidence that probiotics can also be helpful. There are also specific kidney support products available.
Dental Disease
This is the most common problems that vets see in dogs and cats. It often begins by the tender age of 3 - and gets worse from there! Many dogs and most cats are relatively stoic about pain, and problems such as abscessed teeth and oral tumors can easily be missed. One solution is to take your older pet in for a thorough checkup twice a year instead of just once. (But don't let the vet vaccinate your older pet, unless the rabies vaccine is required by law. See our article about vaccinations for more information.) Try to brush your pet's teeth at home, or use one of the products that help minimize plaque.
Cognitive Dysfunction (Senility)
Both dogs and cats can develop cognitive (learning and memory) problems as they get older, which are increasingly recognized as a form of dementia or even Alzheimer's. Antioxidants and Omega-3 fatty acids (cod liver oil is best for this condition) are valuable in keeping your pet's brain functioning at its best.
Half of dogs over age 10 will develop cancer, the most frightening diagnosis of all. At its most basic, cancer is the result of immune system failure - itself the result of poor diet, over-vaccination, genetics, and environmental factors. Keeping the immune system in peak condition is, of course, fundamental to good health overall, but given the role it may play in so many degenerative diseases, including cancer, is just good sense. Besides exercise, fresh air, and great nutrition, there are supplements especially designed for immune support. Antioxidants and Omega-3s are vital to the immune system. There are also ancient healing remedies such as herbs and medicinal mushrooms that have been used for generations or even centuries to deal with serious health issues.
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Western Digital® Corp. (NASDAQ: WDC) today reported revenue of $12.5 billion and net income of $1.6 billion, or $6.58 per share for fiscal year 2012, compared to fiscal 2011 revenue of $9.5 billion and net income of $726 million, or $3.09 per share. On a non-GAAP basis, fiscal 2012 net income was $2.1 billion or $8.61 per share, compared to fiscal 2011 net income of $770 million or $3.28 per share.1 Both the GAAP and non-GAAP fiscal 2012 results include results from the company's newly acquired HGST subsidiary from the acquisition date of March 8 through the end of fiscal 2012.
For its fourth fiscal quarter ended June 29, 2012, the company reported revenue of
$4.8 billion, hard-drive shipments of 71.0 million and net income of $745 million, or $2.87 per share. On a non-GAAP basis, net income was $872 million, or $3.35 per share.2 In the year-ago quarter, the company reported revenue of $2.4 billion, net income of $158 million, or $0.67 per share, and shipped 53.8 million hard drives. Non-GAAP net income in the year-ago quarter was $193 million, or $0.81 per share.3
The company generated $1.1 billion in cash from operations during the June quarter, ending with total cash and cash equivalents of $3.2 billion. During the quarter, the company repaid $558 million of debt and spent $604 million to buy back over 16 million shares of common stock.
"Fiscal 2012 was one of the most challenging and exciting years in our 42-year history," said John Coyne, chief executive officer. "While responding to two major natural disasters and completing the largest acquisition in the history of the industry, we achieved year-over-year revenue growth of 31 percent and more than doubled earnings per share.
"In the June quarter, demand was in line with our forecast as industry shipments reached 157 million units, bringing total HDD shipments for the year to 599 million units. Our WD and HGST subsidiaries both performed ahead of plan in Q4, delivering great products with consistent execution, resulting in strong revenue growth, gross margin and cash flows."
The investment community conference call to discuss these results and the company's September quarter and fiscal year 2013 outlook will be broadcast live over the Internet today at 2 p.m. Pacific/5 p.m. Eastern. The live and archived conference call webcast can be accessed online at investor.wdc.com. The telephone replay number is 800-274-1341 in the U.S. or +1-203-369-3636 for international callers.
About Western Digital
Western Digital, a storage industry pioneer and long-time leader, provides products and services for people and organizations that collect, manage and use digital information. The company designs and produces reliable, high-performance hard drives and solid state drives that keep users' data accessible and secure from loss. Its storage technologies serve a wide range of host applications including client and enterprise computing, embedded systems and consumer electronics, as well as its own storage systems. Its home entertainment products enable rich engagement with stored digital content.
Western Digital was founded in 1970. The company's products are marketed to leading OEMs, systems manufacturers, selected resellers and retailers under the Western Digital®, WD® and HGST™ brand names. Visit the Investor section of the company's website (www.westerndigital.com ) to access a variety of financial and investor information.
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Beks and Sophia passionately believe that your guides and hosts in Africa are the key to making your safari the most memorable African experience. Our professional guides will ensure that through their knowledge and experience, they unravel a wilderness adventure that exceeds your dreams, and that you are hosted in a cultured, informed and charming manner.
To compliment their vision, Beks & Sophia have taken on a number of Safari properties and operations under the African Bush Camps brand. These facilities enable you to experience an authentic view of the old 'untouched' Africa, with minimal impact on the environment whilst enjoying the best wildlife encounters.
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As the modern world has continued to change, and individuals' expectations shift, so too has the use of the word "Safari". African Bush Camps vision and ideas of an authentic Safari have remained unchanged: maintaining the concept of the 'Old Untouched' Africa within each of our camps. In addition, we have maintained the concept of a 'light environmental footprint' in our camps to ensure we are environmentally friendly and are having a minimal impact on the ecology and wildlife in the areas in which we operate.
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Dick Morris hails what he calls "an unparalleled act of political brilliance," President Bush's tax cut "compromise."
Morris notes that ordinarily, one problem with passing landmark legislation is that you lose it as an issue. Here, because the tax cuts enacted this year are slated to expire in 2006, "Bush can send refund checks of $400 for each child to 25 million households this summer, slash the tax on dividends and capital gains to 15 percent and reduce tax rates on all three brackets – all effective immediately – and still be able to base his re-election campaign on the need to preserve his tax cuts."
Morris' theory is that, while the constituency for cutting taxes is a thin majority at best, the constituency for raising taxes is close to non-existent. His view is that in 2004, "every Democratic candidate will have to answer the question: 'Will you support extending the Bush tax cut?'" The problem is that: "A 'no' will be required to win enough primary votes to get the nomination. But a 'yes' will be necessary to prevail in the general election. Bush has put the Democrats in an impossible position."
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The family of Trayvon Martin not only lost their 17-year-old son at the hands of George Zimmerman, a Florida neighborhood watch volunteer. They could lose their money to him, too.
Imagine this bitter irony: Under Florida's stand your ground law, according to legal experts contacted by the AFRO, if the Martin's family files a civil lawsuit against Zimmerman for the wrongful death of their son, and they lose the case, a judge could order them to pay all Zimmerman's attorney fees, court costs including fees for expert witness testimony and all his lost wages during preparation or participation in the trial.
"That's double injury," Lisa Graves, executive director of the Center for Media and Democracy, (PRwatch.org) told the AFRO this week as she explained the hidden intricacies of the Florida Stand Your Ground law that "would require the victim's family to pay the killer and pay for the killer's wages."
An angry Graves aimed most of her frustration and protest over the trial and what she deemed the "immoral" verdict toward the National Rifle Association and the conservative, corporate-backed American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). It was those groups, she said, who lobbied for the gun-friendly Stand Your Ground legislation in a dozen states not only to protect Second Amendment rights, but also "to have a deliberate chilling effect" on families, like Martin's, to deter them from bringing civil suits in crimes involving guns and fatal shootings of loved ones.
To that end, Graves suggested that Martin's family must take their time and seriously consider the outcome of a civil lawsuit against Zimmerman. If they win, they could collect on any profits he might receive from future media deals, but the liability becomes theirs if they lose. Graves said the Martin family might decide not to go forward unless they had a guarantee there would be a pool of money waiting and available from some sympathetic organizations or donors should they need it in the real possibility that their case might not succeed.
Meanwhile, those shocked and outraged — black, brown and white – are rightfully protesting this behemoth miscarriage of justice by demanding that Zimmerman face two subsequent civil cases — one to be brought by the Department of Justice for possible civil rights violations; the other by Martin's survivors for possible wrongful death.
Rev. Al Sharpton is also asking protesters to lobby against ALEC and to seek the repeal of stand your ground laws.
However, law experts warn that the protesters need not set their high hopes of revenge or retaliation on those last-ditch legal options, either. A civil case is no cakewalk.
For one, it's not cheap to fight for your day in court. Who do you think paid for that high-priced defense team, the slick reenactment video and those nationally-acclaimed experts? Not Zimmerman, noted former prosecutor and Republican Maryland lawyer James F. Shalleck.
"He surely had the best defense team," an incensed Halleck told the AFRO. "And I'll bet there was easily a quarter of a million dollars spent on [Zimmerman's] defense."
Halleck and Graves both pointed out that the shrewd attorneys didn't actually ask for the criminal case to be thrown out on the stand your ground statute because he would not have been able to ask for it in a later civil trial. However, his attorneys had to know the law would be read to the jury during the judge's final instructions, they said.
Halleck agrees that the trial's outcome was grossly unfair "because Zimmerman never should have gotten out of his car."
But the Justice Department also has a tricky decision to make, Shalleck added, because they have to prove that Zimmerman violated Martin's civil rights "because [the teenager] was black; they would have to get inside [Zimmerman's head which would be tough to do."
Holder will be under extreme political pressure to bring a civil rights violation case, Shalleck said, which could send Zimmerman to prison, but not for murder or manslaughter.
The attorney insists that Zimmerman should be held responsible and not benefit from this tragedy. "That's why people are so upset, including me," said Shalleck.
For sure there will be movie and book deals for Zimmerman, and maybe even endorsement deals from the NRA or some gun manufacturer, hawking their easily concealed weapons to future vigilantes masquerading as victims in states with Stand Your Ground statutes. After all, Zimmerman's gun will also be returned to him with the bone-chilling thought that "he needs it now more than ever," according to his arrogant attorney.
Don't forget he's got a potentially lucrative lawsuit for defamation against NBC, which they deny. Though unemployed, he's already collected millions in funding for his legal defense from those who supported him from the start.
But the most egregious pot of money Zimmerman could collect is from a dead child's parents. The law does not allow for double jeopardy, but "double injury" is another story.
Veteran journalist Adrienne Washington writes weekly for the AFRO about relevant issues in the District, Maryland and Northern Virginia. Send correspondence to her at [email protected].


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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - What to do with this thing... Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Random Musings View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "What to do with this thing..." cheneymemberMember #Joined: 12 Mar 2002Posts: 419Location: Grapevine, TX, US Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 3:35 am Its nice to be back on Sijun after a couple of years. I have created a markup language exclusively for email. I know this has nothing to do with art, which is why I do not wish to discus the language itself or code here. I would like to submit the language to the IETF, a standards body, but have not yet received necessary company permission to do so. Instead of merely sitting on my hands and waiting around while this thing rots in the corner I would like to get it out there and start building support for it. How would you approach this? Are there other forums I should be posting at? Are there certain groups I should be contacting? What would you do to build support and spread word if this were yours? The actual specification can be found at: http://www.mailmarkup.org/mml.txt_________________http://prettydiff.com/ Back to top TzanmemberMember #Joined: 18 Apr 2003Posts: 755Location: Boston MA Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 8:05 am Damn I wrote a reply and it disappeared Ok one more time. ---------------------------- Wow that looks like a lot of work. I read the first section and skimmed the rest. If you want to build support I would suggest making a marketing/ executive summary type document. The doc you have now is very technical and doesnt answer some basic questions. What is MML (ok that one is in there, but you need it in the summary too) Whats wrong with regular email What problems does MML solve Why do we need it Why does it need to be patented Why is it awesome Good luck Back to top JabomemberMember #Joined: 25 Jul 2002Posts: 467Location: Germany Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 9:14 am I actually like the idea. I've been a forum-kid forever but I never got around to using email because it never worked the way I wanted and those html-emails really pissed me off. I'll reply later in full length._________________CA SB|Flickr Back to top cheneymemberMember #Joined: 12 Mar 2002Posts: 419Location: Grapevine, TX, US Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 7:53 pm I updated the specification to require RFC 2822 type headers for backwards compatibility that should be otherwise ignored by MML aware clients/servers. I also specified a standard character set of UTF16. Here is the actual schema file if you want to play around with writing the language and validation: http://www.mailmarkup.org/mail.xsd_________________http://prettydiff.com/ Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Random Musings All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


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The New Orleans Saints signed LB Justin Anderson, DT Austin Brown, TE Michael Egnew and LB Chris Young Monday, Aug. 17.
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The New England Patriots worked out free-agent LB Moise Fokou (Titans), DT Sione Fua (Broncos), DE Brian Sanford (Broncos), LB Yawin Smallwood (Falcons), LB Adrian Tracy (Cardinals), DE George Uko (Saints) and LB Chris Young (Texans) Tuesday, Sept. 9.
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The Houston Texans have signed undrafted free-agent LB Jason Ankrah (Nebraska), PK Chris Boswell (Rice), DT Austin Brown (Miami, Ohio), TE Chris Coyle (Arizona State), DE Tyrone Ezell (Pittsburgh), C James Ferentz (Iowa), OT Kevin Forsch (Houston), DE Sullivan Grosz (Cal Poly), WR Travis Labhart (Texas A&M), LB Terrance Lloyd (Baylor), OT Chris Martin (Central Florida), LB Chris McAllister (Baylor), WR Anthony McClung (Cincinnati), WR Nathan Slaughter (West Texas A&M), DB Marcus Williams (North Dakota State), OT Bryan Witzmann (South Dakota State) and LB Chris Young (Arizona State). Terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
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"The OpenBSD Foundation is pleased to announce today it has completed its organization as a Canadian federal non-profit corporation and is ready for public interaction. The OpenBSD Foundation has been formed for the purpose of supporting the OpenBSD project, and related projects such as OpenSSH, OpenBGPD, OpenNTPD, and OpenCVS. In particular it will act as a single point of contact for persons and organizations requiring a legal entity to deal with when they wish to support OpenBSD in any way."


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SPENCER — For the second time this year a local man has asked selectmen to stop a Main Street business from displaying appliances on the sidewalk.
John Bailey of 24 Mechanic St. told board members on July 14 that he believes the sidewalk displays at Whitco violate the Americans with Disabilities Act and should be removed.
The downtown discount store often places grills, appliances and other items in front of the shop. While the sidewalk in front is wide and pedestrians can pass by, Mr. Bailey contends the displays impede the progress of some handicapped people and says the store owners are violating the law.
"As long as the grills are out there on a daily basis, they're in violation," he said.
Mr. Bailey also went to selectmen in April asking them to enforce the law. On his most recent visit, he said nothing has been done and he's frustrated.
A man who on Sunday identified himself as a manager at Whitco said Selectman Gary E. Woodbury came to the store more than a year ago and measured the sidewalk.
"He said it was wide enough. He said it was fine," said the manager, who declined to provide his name. "I wish this guy would have talked to us. I don't know who he is."
William Shemeth III, who is a co-chairman of the town's Disability Commission with Mr. Woodbury, said the commission is scheduling a meeting at which Mr. Bailey can outline his concerns.
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Ford is ready to call the ball on its 2013 sales totals, predicting a first-place finish for units sold in the US for a single brand. The company anticipates selling more than 2.4 million vehicles when all vehicle sales over the last 12 months have been tallied, repeating the victory it trumpeted over Toyota last year.
According to Ford's accounting, it sold 329,677 more vehicles than did Toyota in 2012. This year, the Blue Oval expects that margin to grow; through the end of November, Ford says it has outsold Toyota by 396,041 units.
Retail sales of Ford products are projected to exceed 1.7 million units for 2013 (the best retail result in 6 years for the company), with passenger cars accounting for 600k of that total. The redesigned Fusion is expected to crest the 290k mark, and the Fiesta is said to be ready to hit a model-record of 70k-plus. Meanwhile, utility vehicles and trucks are still paying a lot of bills in Dearborn, with the new Escape racking up an expected 300k sales and F-Series trucks chugging along at 688,810 units sold thru November.
The full Ford press release, replete with more chest-thumping sales figures, can be found below.
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We gave you a taste of BAMMA ring girl Georgia Graham last May, and now we're ready to show you even more. The 22-year-old model from Northumberland sent us some exclusive photos just for the Potato Nation, which you can see in the gallery above, along with a bunch of other great shots that we culled from Georgia's official website, Facebook page, and other parts of the Internet. Enjoy, and drop Georgia a line on Twitter @LittleGeorgieG!
Related: BAMMA 9 goes down March 24th in Birmingham, headlined by a world middleweight championship fight between Tom "Kong" Watson and undefeated knockout artist Jack Marshman.


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The world has been very generous in the aftermath of an awful tragedy, but Newtown officials say they're overwhelmed by the donations of stuffed animals and toys.
School buses, moving vans, 18-wheelers and U-Haul trucks full of toys and stuffed animals have driven to Newtown from across the nation. Town officials are grateful for the gifts, which fill two warehouses.
On Wednesday, the first selectman, police chief and mayor asked through an editor at The Newtown Bee that people stop sending gifts to town.
Gifts are arriving by mail to help the families of 20 first-graders and six women killed Dec. 14 by Adam Lanza, who shot his way into Sandy Hook Elementary School.
The town is setting up the Newtown Memorial Fund, and questions can be directed to email@example.com. The town has not yet set up a nonprofit organization to manage the funds, but a notice distributed by town employees says some of the money could go to annual scholarships.
In the meantime, town officials say people may donate to Sandy Hook School Support Fund, c/o Newtown Savings Bank, 39 Main St., Newtown 06470 or to the Newtown Memorial Fund. The fund is operated through the United Way of Western Connecticut, at http://newtown.uwwesternct.org.
The town also has yet to decide what to do with the stuffed animals and mementos arriving via mail and delivered to two warehouses on Simm Lane and Trades Lane.
Other stuffed animals, placed outside as sidewalk or roadside memorials, are a different matter. Most are already saturated with rain and melted snow.
Roadside tributes have been set up in Sandy Hook, at Newtown High School, at Edmond Town Hall and throughout town. Fred Hurley, Newtown Public Works director, said the toys, pictures, stuffed animals, flowers and other items left on public property will be collected by the highway department after Jan. 1, giving people some more time to express their sadness and sympathy.
The items will be collected and the material used for a permanent memorial.
"You want to be respectful of all the people who are leaving mementos, whether they be flowers, whether they be teddy bears, whether it be a candle," Hurley said. "We don't want to just throw these items away. And we want people to feel that it will become a part of any permanent memorial that is eventually designed and developed here in Newtown."
Organic material such plants and flowers will be shredded and turned into mulch, which could be stored until it can be used in landscaping at a memorial site.
"The non-organic materials present a lot of different challenges," Hurley said. "You've got teddy bears, you've got photographs with glass frames, you've got various types of metal and other plastics. … It's anything and everything you can think of in terms of material."
The town is considering grinding up the teddy bears, picture frames and everything else, which would be stirred into a cement slurry. The cement would be formed into blocks for use as part of a memorial to the women and children who were killed.
"Anything that's left over that's not organic, we can find some way to incorporate it into a cement product," Hurley said. "It might be used in a memorial as a walkway. It might be used structurally. It might be used any number of ways, or, just simply, it's a way to store and secure it forever and then incorporate it in some way into the permanent monument, however, that is designed and constructed."
The idea came, in part, from memorial reefs in Florida — artificial reefs in the ocean that are made from the cremated remains of people who want to donate their bodies for that cause, Hurley said.
"The use of the concrete slurry to incorporate all the materials together" came from the idea of memorial reefs, Hurley said. "That's the problem: the different types of materials, it's not that easy to incorporate them together. The slurry seemed to be the universal answer to tying them all together."
Hurley didn't venture a guess at the volume of material people have left all over town. It's safe to say that sidewalk tributes include thousands of stuffed animals — separate from the tens of thousands that are boxed up and in storage, arriving every day at the warehouses.
First Selectman Patricia Llodra said the memorial will hold the messages and symbols from mourners since the Dec. 14 rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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End Grain: A Teacher's Seat
Imperfect woodworking often imparts the best lessons.
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A good friend asked me if I could help his son put together a chair he wanted to make and like a good neighbor, I said, "Sure, I will be happy to look at it and offer a little advice." That was two years ago and we are still happily learning a few things each week about woodworking.
You may have noticed I said "we" – and it is true. We began with six cedar trees that my young friend had chopped down and stripped of bark. He had no real tools and even less knowledge about how to construct a chair. He did come with lots of ideas and opinions. I am surprised when I look back that the two of us not only survived but managed to construct Justin's chair.
The chair was a journey of 10 months, four hours and one week. My learning consisted of listening to an 11-year-old with lots of ideas, more energy than I could remember having and no woodworking knowledge, focus, concern for quality or a clue about tools.
Along the way Justin learned how to cut tenons by hand. I learned that it was OK if they did not fit perfectly. He learned how to make half-lap joints. I learned it was OK to shim them. He learned how to make rails with wedged-tenon joints. I learned a small split was OK. He learned to sharpen my chisels. I learned it was OK to touch them up when he went home. He learned to vacuum the shop. I learned it was OK to not get it all. He learned to put the tools away. I learned it was OK to let some sit out for a while. He learned to weave a rush seat. I learned it was OK to have a few spaces.
We took a break from the chair as he became tired, frustrated and a little disappointed that it was taking so long. Justin carved crosses for Christmas gifts. He made a sturdy box. He took a tree limb from an oak that had fallen in a storm and he hand-carved a bowl. He took offcuts of pine and built a box for his tools. He carved a spoon for camping which began a whole new journey of working with green wood.
Articles: Check out our I Can Do That columns for simple projects that are great for kids and other beginning woodworkers.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The musical "Chicago" is about to swagger into the history books again.
Thursday night's performance of the edgy musical will be its 6,681, meaning it becomes the third longest-running show in Broadway history. It snatches that title from "Les Miserables."
The only shows that have run longer are "Cats," with almost 7,500 shows, and "The Phantom of the Opera," which is still going after more than 10,300 performances.
It was only last year that "Chicago" took over third place on the list, beating out "A Chorus Line."
Set in the 1920s, "Chicago" is a scathing satire of how show business and the media make celebrities out of criminals. It has skimpy outfits, a rotating cast of celebrities and killer songs such as "All That Jazz."


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A new SVN build for UIQ3 has been uploaded. Includes the possible AGOS fix, which might also break other games. (Filehandling is rather central).
Would be nice to have it tested.
It can be found here:
Don't have time to build a new S60v3 version right now.Last edited by Anotherguest on Wed Jan 20, 2010 1:46 pm; edited 2 times in total
Did you press green key, then '1' to toggle input mode to 'j'? and then press the greenkey again.
There is one bug in this version: cd version of HOF crashes when I try to press new game button
Ok, I will look into that. Might be the filehanding not quite complete yet.
And another version showed me this picture:
quote: Originally posted by AnotherguestDid you press green key, then '1' to toggle input mode to 'j'? and then press the greenkey again.
Thanks it worked.
samNmax ran perfectly on my N95.
Full throttle would crash before starting with debugger,same as pic above but with another exception error.
quote: Originally posted by AnotherguestDid you press green key, then '1' to toggle input mode to 'j'? and then press the greenkey again.
I think there is a slight problem with my file seeking. Luckily it should be quite easy to fix on my pc without the need of on target debugging.
I can't move the mouse with my Nokia 6220classic now.
Update input mode with green key->1 (until 'j' ->green key again
Thanks! That worked.
The sound problem (my other thread) is better now, but not perfect. I think its because the music doesnt work now and all i hear is the speech.
I dont know. Hope the next versions fixes my problem with 6220c.
But really great project. =)
Edit: I cant start Monkey1 in pre 0.12 btw.
Found the problem with the filehandling, so building a new svn release for the 0.12.0 track. Now HOF should start!
are now uploaded.
First test build of 0.12.0 release branch. Hopefully with seek bug fixed.
as been updated today
20080727 with the latest code from the 0.12.0 trunk.
Is there a chance of fixing the sound stuff on 6220c?
Can't find it at http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/SymbianOS_S60
New build has still stuttering sound on my phone.
CD sound should be encoded at really low bitrates. Streaming a 160kbps audio file (beeing ripped from the CD to mp3).. is really requirering lots of file reading.(I guess its the cd audio stuttering). And filereading coupled with all the rest going on in ScummVM, really can slow the playback down. W
Try encoding OGG or Mp3 at 32->64 kbps. Thats still sounds ok on your phone (thats like 22khz stereo or 16khz stereo), specially using the built in speaker.
Also upgrading your memorycard to a high performance one might help.
You might get some small clicks between buffers, but they are like 1 minute apart or so using that low bitrate in stead of highquialty ones.
Thanks! Now it works!
But one question: Are there no savings in hof? Will it work anyway?


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The Kiwanis Club of Lewiston will hold a fishing derby open to children ages 3 to 11 on Saturday, June 8, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Niagara River Anglers Association Fishing Preserve, Balmer Road in Youngstown.
The event will be held rain or shine. All children residing in the towns of Lewiston and Porter are eligible to attend, but need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Prizes will be awarded for the largest fish caught.
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lest love speak or speak not languish and what they would would rather they would not so : till he said — man-like nothing comprehending ( >!' all the \\ ondrous guile that women won win themselves with and bending eyes of relentless a-kint on her the while — ah if beyond this irate the path united our steps as tar as death ami i nulilit open it !' his voice affrighted at its own daring faltered under his breath then he — whom both his faith and fear en chanted far beyond words to toll feeling her woman's finest wit had wanted the art he had that knyw to blunder so well shyly drew near a little step ami mocking shall we not be to late i or tea .'" she said i'm q,uite worn out with walking : yes thanks your arm and will you — open the gate 7 ' washington letter from our regular correspondent washington 1 c sept 30 80 if the democrats are successful in maintaining their present majority in the fiftieth congress as seems un questionable speaker carlisle will have to look about in a lively manner to find the right men to have charge of the preliminaries of legislation the democratic conventions show up to i date that not less than 32 of the 51 chairmen of the committees of the house of representatives have been refused renomi nations and not more than three-quarters of the conventions j have vet assembled i doubt the wis dom of thus refusing to re-elect exper ienced m ii for it handicaps the party | several of the substitutes however have been in congress before and pos sess large ability courage and discre tion the rumor that secretary manning is to be sent to austria as united states minister in order to give him an oppor i unity to spend his time at certain springs that would benefit his health iias been circulated here secretary bayard knows nothing about the mat ter the onlv explanation obtainable from the ol her people who do not know anything about it is that the sug gestion has been thrown out for what it is worth in order to enable the president to retain the public services ol mr m inning iu a not very exacting office where he would have opportuni ty to regain his health the acting secretary of the treas ury this week issues the 1 l'2nd call for the redemption of bonds the cull is for 15.000,000 of the 3 per cent loan of 1882 notice is given that the principal and accrued interest of the bonds herein below designated will be paid at the treasury of the united states in the city of washington l ('., on the lgth day of october 1886 and that the interest on said bonds will cease on that day parties holding bouds called by this circular can obtain immediate payment with interest to date of presentation by requesting the same in the letter forwarding the bonds for redemption what is commonly known as the voluntary cali or the circular of aug 30 issued by acting secretary fairchild offering to redeem uncalled three per cent bonds to the amount of l0,000,000 if presented before sept l5 has been so modified as to redeem un til further notice all thro percent bonds presented at the treasury ai par and with accrued interest up to the date of redemption the modifi cation extends indefinitely the amount of the bonds that may be present ed and the date within which they will be redeemed the president's country house will not be readv for occupancy until late this fall and lie may not go there at all to live until next spring dangerous consolidation the nomination of a negro for the legislature by the knights of labor in augusta georgia is attracting very wide attention this phase of the ques tion in the smith particularly is a new one as it has always understood that the organization as an organiza tion would noi enter the political field a proposition will he made at rich mond to solidify the negroes in the new order a pittsburg dispatch sajs master workman lawn of a local assembly of the knights of labor thinks that one great benefit which will result from the october conven tion at richmond will be the perfect organization of the reconstruction ] e riod in virginia lawn was appointed a registration officer under gen canly he held this office for three years and while he admits the southern negroes are inclined to be indolent he feels certain they will respect the oath re quired on entering the order hethicks that their admittance into the order will stimulate their industry and result in higher wages xeics-obsrrrcr linney withdraws lenoir topic a e have startling news to chronicle this week and that is no more or less than that on saturday at downs school house this comity mr r z linney withdrew from the < jongression al canvass against his democratic com petitor lie w if h cowles and leaves him to make a triumphant tour around the district beginning today the 22:1 at reepsville in lincoln county our reporter has not returned from \\ ilkesboro and we are unable to give a resume of the speeches in the joint debate which took place there tuesday but we have^seen a number of juts ins who were there including democrats republicans and linney sympathizers and they all unite in declaring that i col cowles got decidedly the advant age to put it mildly of his antagonist linney led and made about the same speech that he delivered here and at boone they spoke an hour each we i believe in his reply col cowles con sumed about id or 20 minutes in a calm and effective review of his course in congress 11 then began to sparkle j — he was in line feather he enjoyed the tight he was at home his foot was on his native heath and his name was mcgregor and he began to pom hot shot into linney in a way that told he got his antagonist under hack from the start and he kept him there he piled argument upon argument follow ed each lick with one more effective the result was electrical and the au dience cheered to the echo one can imagine how like a wet blanket this j was to linney and he never recovered j from it one of the telling hits thai i cowles made was to read from the journals of the legislatures in which ; linney served a hill that was introdu ced by linney ami rejected by the ; legislature to the effect that all rent ers of land who did not pay their rent according to contract should be liable to criminal indictment this is a sample brick of the hard licks which he hit the republicans were disgusted i with their champion and one of them ; from little aleck shouted out pull i linney down and put york on cowles while cowles was pouring hotshot ' into linney and soaring aloft so elo quently that he fairly captured the au dience linney sat dejected and cowed within the bar with his face between ' hi hands and major k l vaughn of alleghany one of linney s fastest per sonal friends but not a political one walked up to him and kindly said hold up your head koine 1 ui lin ney replied that these canva—es were trying things although it was understood by the two candidates that after the debute at vvilkesboro neither of them should speak again until they began their joint canvass in lincoln linney attempted a little hushwacking game and had an appointment set at downs school house in this county tor last saturday at two o'clock the posters announc ing the appointment were discovered by democrats in this county early in the week and dr spainhour wrote to col cowles at wilkesboro and mr sidney deal posted at once to vvilkes boro and told the colonel the latter was greatlv surprised at tins trick and wrote a letter to he read by mr deal to the audience at downs excising his absence on account of sickness in his family when mr linney arrived at the school house he was surprised to find the audience composed largely of the sterling democrats of little river township lie proffered to divide time with any one and mr ii s blair of fered to speak upon the duty of democrats hut could not assume to represent col cowles who had not au thorized him to d.o so at two o'clock mr linney began and he and mr blair made three speeches each conclu ding at 5 o'clock linney's speech was the same old one with a few variations and mr blair is reported to us to have made able and vigorous rejoinders every time and preaching the pure and adulterated democratic doctrine to have given linney s me hard knocks the latter took occasion to compli ment him upon the able manner in which he had replied to him at the conclusion li iney said that if six good men would tell him he was wrong he would retire from the ean vass finding that many more than that number of good democrats show ed from their eyes d's ipproval of his course he retired from the building and had a short conference with some friends outside returning he made the following announcement in sub stance t lind myself in a position that no mortal man could stand i can not endure the abuse and sarcasm that will lie heapped upon me during next six weeks 1 utii to be attacked upon my war record good though a be which is written and in press now every newspaper in the state is attack ing me and every state official is against me every man in the district ! who can make as-peechison the stump i against me and tl ere is no one to speak for me hut myself [ have nothing be fore me but an overwhelming defeat rind a political death — s >, on leaving taylorsville this morning i concluded to quit the canvass for i m sure i could not breat the waves against % such ; tremendous odds in addition this can vass would cost me a great deal of money i would rather than continue such a canvas he conteni t make my living y plowing a little bull on a farm standing on edge but i can do better — i have a good landed estate a good wife a happy family of lovely children and i will go to them and beat peace i formally withdraw from the canvass and declare that 1 am no longer a can date thi announcement was greeted with a round of applause and the meeting adjourned sine die — ■county government the importance of the present sys tem of county government is touched upon this morning by our asheville correspondent the matter is import ant the system is essential to the best interests of all the people and the dem ocratic platform therefore demands that itkshall be retained oi else that . only some system like it shall be sub stituted for it democrats who f jr any reason dislike it should suggest some thing better to put in its place pat riotism should and we believe in most , instances will deter them from seeking to overthrow that which is the sole guarantee of honest government in many enmities touching this subject the charlotte home-democrat says in order to correct false reports abroad we will say that the democrats of mecklenburg county have not adop : ted resolutions against the system of county government and we do not be lieve they will ever do so and the newberne journal voices our own experience when it says whatever complaints that we have seen have not arisen from an objection ', to the system but from dislike to the action of officers of the county under the system which action would have been just as easily taken under an el"ct:ve>v.stem as the present * * * the remedy then is to put only good and reliable men in office and all works well let us maintain the present system strenuously at least until we can sub stitute one like it that is better — xeirs , observer a railroad commission it looks as if north arolina will be forced to have recourse to a railroad commission col andrews and maj ; wilson are now the only north caroli nians who have official connection with the richmond & danville system and : their connection it is suspected is little more than nominal they have here tofore stood as a breakwater for our pro tection but there is reason^to believe ; that they have been shorn of much of their power and have but little influence in the management the danger in | railroad commissions is two fold lirst that the commiss:o:iers]jwill^fall under the influence of the railroads second that 1 harsh treatment they injure the railroads in thair business and cause | them in their irritation to seek new methods for persecuting the people men of high integrity and great pru dence are needed for such p isitions of course if the legislature establish such commission and take upon itself the duty of choosingthe commissioners : it will choose them from among its own members and thus weaken confidence in it at the outset but if it pass an act creating a commission and leave it to the governor to appoint commissioner gov scales'can be'depended on to ap point safe men and men who will do | justice to all parties in every controver sv for he is neither at enmity with the railroads nor under their influence — the landmark reduce the taxes the slate tax for state purposes should be reduced ten or fifteen cents less than it now is it is said at ral eigh that it can be reduced live cents this is not enough too m ich money is now in the hands of the public treaurer or in the raleigh banks there is more money collected to pay the interest on the state debt than neces sary and we protest against the collec tions of such excessive amounts if north carolina papers would talk more about north carolina finances and the necessity for a reduction in taxation and not devote all their attention to national affairs they would do their own home people more goo char honie-demoarat financial truth the best financiers in the country sav that if people would promptly pay small debts of one two or three or four j dollars it would make times easy and ' money plentiful the neglect to pay a ! small debt does much harm to busi ness and public prosperity jo right now and pay that debt of -""><• cents or 1 or 2 and aid the poor workingman i or woman to pay some one else you ' have the money in your pocket and : quit lying about it but pay up prompt ly and then look out for a revival of business - charlotte itome-denwcrat it is time for true democrats to be at work to save the party from defeat n some counties the party leaders have managed badly and without proper dis cretion which together with thedbor ganizing conduct of clevelands admin j istration has injured the party in the master of standing by and suj porting ' nominees but hard work will ever i come the disorganizes and defeat the | combination of republic ns with afr.v j who have heretofore acted with the democratic party — charlotte ho •- donorrat speaker carlisle on democratic economy wilmington star mr carlisle is not only a man of ex | ccptional ability and general levelhead edness but he is a man of integrity and ! j veracity so what he says is well worth ■attention i first then he claims that the demo crats during their lirst year of power re duced expenditures 25,630,785 but there were some extraordinary expenses to be deducted amounting to 7,302,596 this leaves 17,743,796 as the net saving it will be instructive to know where the saving occurred it can be thus summa rised i diplomatic and consular service 4,107,2s8 00 treasury department 3,530,359 30 1 judiciary 636,002 18 ' ; interior department 1,673,041 02 ' ' war department 8,346,425 93 navy department 2,113,191 93 1 indian service 453,336 46 collecting customs under tariff 2,960,726 31 j internal revenue 437,303 31 i now this is surely a good beginning and shows that the cleveland adminis ; tration backed by a democratic house has been able to make an important re duction in the public expenditures for one year while the expenditures are 7,302,596 ' 54 more in the pension bureau than du i ring the last year of arthur this cannot ! be iaid to tlie charge oft he democrats the : cause was that there were more claims ' adjudicated and that had to be met jjut the democratic ( ornmissioner of pensions cut oif 150 clerks saving that much to the people for the second year of democratic responsibility what is the showing the star has admitted that it was deceived by figures in the northern newspapers soon after the adjournment of t lie congress speaker carlisle says there was a de crease in the appropriations for the cur rent year we quote from him there was appropriated by these hills for the fiscal year ending june30 so the sum of 152,490,779.18 while the appro priation made by the last session of con gress on the same bills and for the same purposes for fiscal year ending june 30 18s7j was 146,004,583.44 or 6,486,195.44 less than the preceding year instead of the appropriation being larger it is six arid a half millions less the increase in the expenditures on account of the postal service from the year 1884 to the year 1885 wassl.olo.s.mi and from 1885 to 1886 4,660,590 while from is86 tol887 which is the current fiscal year the increase is only tit)l.s7o the vast difference you see — 4,000,000 less than the increase be fore under republican administration the facts thus stated above are import ant and ought to de effective service in the campaign let the people learn the precise fticts concerning democratic gov ernment for its first year and a half it will beseenth.it the pledges have been redeemed to some extent at least if not as much as is desirable the republican senate was disposed to be extravagant it actually increased the house appropriations by 13,564,514 and the democratic house positively re fused to concur in most of these addi tions the figures as given by speaker carlisle are these appropriations of demo cratic llou-e 247,490,554 appropriations of repub lican senate 260,883,330 that also is an excellent economic point for the hustings the house through joint conference yielded 3,000,000 and still saved 10,000,000 think of that we called attention yesterday to the fact that there will be aa increase of revenues and that too when there is a large surplus in the groaning treasury mr carlisle thinks the increase will be at least s:;o him 1.000 this large sum is thus needlessly taken from the pockets of the people but the democrats can hardly be charged fairly with the responsibility in as much as the true democrats in the flouse tried their best to cut down the present onerous unfair dishonest war tariff sonic 20,000,000 they are thwar ted in this by the republicans aided and abetted by so-called democrats led by mr randall ir ( arlislc says that the surplus will steadily increase unless taxes are reduced he therefore wisely holds that revenue reduction is simply inevitable it must come why should republican tax pay ers consent to be bled every year to the tune of thirty forty or fifty million dol lars needlessly and in excess of public expenses they are as much interested in tax reduction as democrats are and tluy ought to unite in demanding iu thunder tones that this be done and the burdens in part be lifted l>ut hear the able carlisle he says there is now about 140,000,000 of the public debt which the government has a right to pay at its face and nearly all the bonds representing this indebtedness are held l>y the national banks in less than two year this indebtedness will be fully discharged and no other bonds mature until 1891 when 250,000,000 of 4 j per cents will be payable during the interval hit ween the payment of the 3 per cents now outstanding and the matu rity of the m per cents unless the rev enue \> reduced or is used to purchase the obligations of the government at a high premium an enormous surplus must accumulate in the treasury 1 ' there i one more point of importance it is the reclamation of the public do main—getting back lands forfeited by j railroads to whom large grant bad been i made in three years under democratic supremacy in the house the acres thus reclaimed amounted to 50,482,240 this territory thus embraced is larger than the state of virginia,or north carolina — amounting to 78.s78 square miles mr ( arlislc say in addition to this the democratic house of representatives at the last ses i son passed bills forfeiting 3,843,094 acres : which the senate has not yet concurred in there are also on the calendar of the house with favorable r ports from com i mittees bills forfeiting 13.067,214 acre ! more which will be passed at the next session the area covered by all those l.ills is 159.408 square miles and most of it pretty good land thatis to say a territory equal in size to virginia and north < arolina and south carolina the facts thus adduced con stitute a powerful plea why democrats should be chosen over republicans for ( oiigri a pretty good point baltimore manufacturers record the cotton mill operatives in augus ta 6a who are out on i strike for which there sft.mii to be no excuse whatever as the mills were paying fully as high wages as they could af ford are doubtless in a good deal of want and so the augusta city council some days ago with a disregard of other people's money appropriated 1,000 to help relieve those who were in need upon the strength of this maj jos h cumming a lawyer concluded that he would also petition for a little help so sent to the augusta council the following to the honorable the mayor and city council of augusta the petition of joseph b dimming respectfully shows : that his occupation is that of attor ney and counsellor at kw and solicitor i in equity and he has aa office for the transaction of business in the city of augusta that lie has a considerable number of clients who are williug and read to employ him and who desire his serv ices that said clients are willing and ready to pay him for said services the ' customary fees and as much as they can afford to pay but your petitioner would respect fully show that he is unwilling to give his services at the customary rates am has determined if this his reasonable petition is granted to decline to do so wherefore inasmuch as your honor able body has by its action of septem ber ('). 1886 declared it to be its policy to furnish relief out of the city treas ury to persons in the situation of your petitioner he humbly prays that your honorable body will appropriate to your petitioner oui of the taxes paid by his fellow citizens a sum not exceeding si 000 to enable your petitioner to carry out his laudable purpo.se of de clining to be employed as an attorney and counsellor al law and solicitor in equity al the customary rates and your petitioner as in duty bound will ever pray etc jos b gumming ' possibly this way of putting the i matter helped to convince the members of the council of the fact that it was an unlawful use of the city's money to i aid in keeping strikers from suffering when their suffering was due to their own obstinacy alone — - —».<*..«— — vot3 the ticket let every man buckle on the democratic annul and shield and enter the contest and do his full duty in t lie coming campaign there can be bill one excuse not to work for and vote for the no ninees of this part and that excuse is not available in any ease in the present contest so far as we know if a nominee is not a true democrat in plain english if he is not the exponent of dem ocrat doctrines the true embodiment of its principles then no democrat is under any sort of obligations to vote for the nominee u as he w:i a party to his nomination otherwise every democrat is under tnroal religious and political obligations strong and binding to support the nominee of hi party to do otherwise is to act the trai tor it is not the man you are voting for it is the party the principles and the good of'itll that you are vot ing for you have been voting for the democrat so to speak nearly all your life and it is too late now to go over the fence how many upright perfect men have you voted for point them out il you please now if you wait fora peafect man you will die with old age before you vote again now let even man do hi whole duty — scotlvnd nevk dmeocrat mm 1 f | ffl | g w - mr jingo blaine is now tearing his hair because lie is not an earthquake and therefore cannot split the solid south poor jingo the charleston affair threw him into a sp ism of envy xew orleans states democrat how is your s i getting along charley oh pretty well onlj that he is a little pnffe-l up with his own importanc ■- kn ws m re than his father you know 1 ah tii.'tt the boy is not quite an ididot !" a caed to all who are suffering 1y m the error and indiscretions of youth ni-rvoua weak ness early decay less of manhood c i will send a recipe that will cure you fi:li of charge this great remedy was dis covered by a missionary in south america send a self-addressed envelope to tin l?ev joseph t inmak station j xett york city 4:1y old mr bently reading the paper )- i see that a colored ruan named scott has just died in baltimore .- r the sige of one hnndrel and fifty three old mrs beutly sighing ah me death is i sad thin on like mr scott for inst uce who was so iis(*«l to living t^inacordial ( ( :: . dyspepsia indigestion weakness chills and fevers malaria liver complaint kidney troubles neuralgia and rheumatism tt i invigorat _ jt pi.cs new ing and dc jl life to the lightful to take k :•.:: .-:? system and of great value \ * s \ i by strengthening as a aijj.c:ne for iv v l the muscles ton weak and ailing m"-£*t in ; the nl-.kves women and chil el { | and completelydl dren j a the food pemnafctrdial pontainsb i a book volina no hurtful b ;. \ ■"■by i c a d i n k minerals is ccm h & , \ physicians telling posed of carefully [' v fr how to treat dis selectcd ve^cta i \ \ \ \ j eases at home b!e medicines i ?* 45 mailed together combined skill fc with a set ofhand fully making a , some cards baicw safe and pleasant v hcliotypr process remedy on receipt of 10 c f ■■■-.■' > ,■■8 tin l«*r iie»r j vim.iyl iiiliniii remit il.ou »..! full la volina drug and chemical company daj.tu10ue jid i n a blood and money the blood of man hag inucli to il in shaping his actions during his pilgrimage tliroiiuh this irouli - ■- < ■m i • ■vorld regardless of the iimoul ■i pruseiil or i \\>> ctsuit money in pm-ki i or stored i i in bank it i a conceded fact thai we appear as out blond in . ' < - us and the purer the blood the happier hc;ilthi r prettier a:id wiser we are hen e th ■■inl crrogi - torv how is yi . with pure streams of ing fluid cofirsing thrutigli our veins bounding through our hearts a i p tugliing through our | hysicnl frame our morals become better our ronstitul ion si ; n er ur incel ctuat faculties more acute and grander.iiml lncii women and children happier healthier aoa more lo ely the unprecedcnntial demand the tm p iralclli d curate po ei -. and t lie nnmis hikablc proff from those ol unimpeachable character and integrity point with an unerring finger to i i i botanic blood halm as far the best i lie cheapest tin quickest and the grandest and most powerful blood remedy ever before known to mortal man in the relief and positive cure of scrofula rik umatism skin dis eases all taints of blood poi.-on kidney complaints old ulcers and sores cancers catarrh etc b 1 i is only about three years old — i baby in aue i ■_; ian t in power but no remedy in america can hmk 1 or ever has made mihi i wonderful showing in its magical powers in curing and entirely eradicating the nbo <■■inplaints nnel r '\ rantic iales in the lace ol frenzied oppn - s;ti(/ii t:.il would l»e moiu'ved inouopo lists letters from all points where introduce 1 are pouring in upon us speak in it it loudest praise some say they receivo more benefit from one bottle of b m b than they have from twenty thirty and fifty and cvan one hundred bottles of a boasted decoction of insert and nun med inal roots and branches of common forest trees we hoid ihe pr of in black and n liitc and we also hold the fort policeman's views mr m si prin . i iving t h xr<i fnir st atlanta g i has bei n troubled for several months with an ugly form of catarrh attended with copious and offen sive li ■!!■_!■■• fi , i i bith nostrils her s stem be : tine so aftectc 1 and : c ! to bed sit my house for - ime lime and received the attention of three physicians and used a lo/.vti botth - of an i -.' ■■lively advertised i n tnedy ii i in leasl benefit sh ■' i the use of b.b.b with ■.'. ilut'id i i • nt at once and win n tc-n bott i used she was mitirely cured of all symptoms c f catarrh it gave hc;r an appetite and in erased j»«r strength rapidly and i cneerfully rec . ! cheap hu*od i i'm iti r j w gl.oeb atlanta j.i ' 1 policemuu a bd ia i >;■\\ i .,');;:{■-. i'i:i-;i ii - ruioum kl tnw ( din in ill free a e ■oi wonders . . i ■• ir?lldg proof • , ..;■m id n m i o a lunta in eczema jer^icated oentlcmrn tt is dn ron t b^y ti tlthinl [ am entirclr * 51 cf eczema aftpt hartal tnkrn swifi >>[>•(:!.'-. ! ha c been i at the beginning ■■.... , . ( i ■,-!,■vern t inn i s s s no doubt bt . - . -, and i jrot " ■■•' riw licncflte : mywfi - . feet i urc ■", :. bn * i • onl on raj ml reeycar ■■- watkinhviltc oa feb 13 is kkv jamlis v 51 koiiijis treatise on blood and skia discas • ."■i free iiir u r - p--v ■■■■<■c • • -. ■- v'..v ... <;-.. jsl xwl-thied seeies aalisbuey n c september 30 1886
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hpiiri h !• itt j 1 no 49 a car load of is grain drills kelles3 patent . ■be fanners of row i ■. p for cash or well secured time notes i ii staixls at the very - unsurpassed by any merica it sows wheat i and bearded her with fertilizers . .- ... lirably per acre can be i an instant — by a if the hand i icople who have bout it ■. rowan co x ('. sept loth 1886 kc.il its patent — il years and i consider jti perfect machine one can set it in an a an quantity of wheat or m one peek to turn bush rmts as well as it does i and fertizers to pei . il to be strictly a no 1 | it strength with i v . a luckkt salisbury n c si pt i tli 1886 • i borrowed mr white i ( kellers patent ) grain j n in \ oats with it it sow ed i i a i d oats to perfection i > be t lie best < train drill 1 it sows wheat ir oats and clover fertilizer all < >. k . and i have : t liis fall's seeding l the . • boydin kl haltll ii cowax s i.!si!ii:v x c s pt 17th 1886 • he victor - kellers patent — . for the past t-n years and con - rider it l>v far t he e-t drill made i have . -\><- k-chford a huffman drill i prefer t he victor because it is mud the most convenient and ! believe me i'ictor i\ill last as long as two beck lord a huffman drills the victor sows i kinds of grain satisfactorily l'"n.\.\k brkai 1ied jno a bgyden piedmont wagons yes piedmont wagoes made up at history yen know ! why they can't 1)9 beat riiey stand where they ought to right square at the mm i it was a hard fight but they have won it ! read vha1 people say ' liem and if vou want a ii come quick v and buv i i '■■'. either for cash or on time i salisbury x ('. sept 1st l s vi !•- a_'n t bought a very light ' piedmont wagon of the agent ■■■a i leu have used it nearly all le time since have tried it severely in saw lours and other heavy loads u>t had to pay une cent for i c k upon t he piedmont wagon -' thimble skein wa


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We advance community health and well-being by creating loyal relationships and securing support for our health system.Henry Ford Allegiance Health Foundation mission
The Henry Ford Allegiance Health Foundation believes that giving to the organizations we are deeply committed to benefits not only those organizations, but our community and ourselves as well.
The Foundation began in 2008 to build this support for Henry Ford Allegiance Health, in partnership with individuals, businesses, foundations and local government partners.
Their valued contributions of time, money and other gifts will make it possible for us to provide the highest quality health care at the lowest possible costs to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay. With the Jackson community's help, we look forward to building and sustaining this important work.
Learn more about the many ways we support Henry Ford Allegiance Health, with generous help from community members, patients, staff—and important people like you.