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Students of future free schools could find themselves learning maths and science in former police stations or even disused London Underground buildings, according to London mayor Boris Johnson in a speech at the Conservative party conference this week.
The mayor was keen to voice his support for the government's free school policy at the conference in Birmingham. He also revealed that he wants new schools to make use of empty Greater London Authority property.
While state funded, free schools are not under local authority control which means individual institutes have more say over teaching curriculum and budget spending. But finding the space for these schools is becoming increasingly difficult — London's lack of property combined with increasing prices make the search even more problematic.
Mr Johnson spoke out about his passion for "parents and teachers and charities coming together to create wonderful new places of learning", saying in his speech:
"I don't want just a handful of these new schools, I want dozens of them across the capital."
He went on to announce the creation of the New Schools for London group aimed at helping Michael Gove and his team find the sites they require. And it seems one of their options could be to open up the GLA's property portfolio. The proposal has been criticised by London Assembly's Labour leader Len Duvall:
"If this new free school policy means [Boris Johnson] will hand over police stations on peppercorn rents, it won't help the policing budget and could make the police's finances even worse than they already are."
London Assembly Liberal Democrat leader Caroline Pidgeon echoed Duvall, arguing the mayor should "focus on housing where he has funding and powers, not schools where he has neither". Local councils have estimated that between 2010 and 2014/15, there could be a shortfall of 65,000 primary school places and 5,000 secondary school places.
So is upcycling former fire stations a minimal price to pay for the growth and development of thousands of the city's children and young adults? We really hope that classes in disused tube stations could be on the cards but think it's probably unlikely and may cause a risk assessor somewhere to panic. We also spy an opportunity for venues befitting the lessons — how about learning physics in an old engineering shop?
Photo by aye-eye in the Londonist Flickr pool.

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Table SILVER Reduced
All that fctnaiiis over frtmi thc great sclling of thc past few
wrcks have been ma'rked ;it prices orie-half aiid less, but as tlicrc
is only a few pieces of each kind, we advisc you to bc here early
to j^ft thc choice of these rcduc"tions. Wc mention a few of thc
many big rcductions:
55.00 Quadhiple-Pldtc Articles,
One ltit of Silvcrwarc, only a frtv
pieces of each kind?Kern Dishcs,
Small Si.up Turecns. Bread Trays,
Syrup Pitchcrs and Platcs, and many
others that sold for S5.CK)
reduced to.
.17.50 to $8.00 Table Silver Reduced
to $5.00.
Thr.se are all good, serviccablc arti?
cles, odd pieces left over, such as Soup
Turecns. Fruit Bowls, Bread Trays,
Sandwich Platcs, Hand-Picn ed Nut
Bowl; onlv a few in this OC AA
lot; reduced to. tPtJ.Uv
$6.00 nnd $7.00 Silver Reduced to
This lot consists of Syrup Pitchcrs
and Trays, Baking Dishcs, Watcr
Pitchers, Teapots, I'crn Dishcs, Ice
Bowls, Sugar aud Cream; only biic
or two pieces of a kind; rc- <PQ AA
duccd to . iDJ.UU
$1.50 and $2.00 Silvcrwarc Reduced
to 69c.
One lot of Vascs, Bread Trays,
Grackcr Trays, Candlcsticks, _2Qn
reduced to, each. Ut/C
I'oiir-Pierc Tea Set (only twp iu thc
lot), satin finished; with en?
graving; worth Slb.98; re- fl?? AA
duccd to-..... ?pO?UU
Four-Pioce Tea Sets, plain bUrnVsh
ed, footed, onlv two iu thc <P'7 PA
lot; reduced from S12 to.. ?D i ?OU
Chamber Joins in Rccomrncnding
Ccrcmonics at Opcning
of Exhibit.
Invltatlon? will bo extendod to tha
jirosldent ot overy rallroad operatlng
in Virginia to ;ittcnd thc formal open?
lng- t,o tno public of the minoral and
tlmber oxhiHit In tha Hall "f Exhlbita
ln thr. State Llbrary building, lf ten
tativn plans holns disrussod aro udopt
ed, Thr- affalr will probably b<* sotne
jvlial b,laborate. Tho date is liltc-iv to
"be botwoen .lanuary 15 and January 31,
!'f.r gcvoral days liast Captain XV. XV.
Baltcr. tho meinbor nf the Leglslature
in '-rargc o:" thr* Instailatlon of tlie
Jam'-'-i'iwn exhibit, haa been ln i-on
sultatlon with Governor Mann regard
lhg tlio diii-* and program tor the
opcning r,f thr .xiiiin. Practically
evcrything ti'lll bo ln lts place ln tlie
. Khlblt room by tbia ovening, wlth the
, ?,ruMn r.f plncins markcia in posi?
?Thc Richmond Chamber of Commerce
has Joined in the movement for nn ap
proprtate celebratlon, At a meeting
h' ui ycsterd.ay the executive committue
adbptbd iho followlng resolution:
< hnrnhcr Wlll Aid.
"That tho Bxeculivo Commlttoo if
tlio Itii-liiii'iiid Chambor of Commorco
apprbyes and commlts Itself to tha
proposltlon of havlng approprlat^ cero
monlcs and features pf entertainment
upon tho occaslon of thr opcning ot
tho Virginia minoral. tlmber: and hi:
torical exhibit In .lanuary next, and
that tho Bxecutivo Committeo shal!
confer with llis Exoelloncy, Govoru.or
William Hodgcs Mann. for tho pur?
poso of arranglng a program ln de?
ln obedience to this resolution. tlie
followlng members wlll meot the Gov?
ernor ln his ofllces at 0:1". this morn
Ing for the purposo of dtscus-sing
plans: llcnry XV. Wood. T. M. Carrlng
Ton, W. T. Reed, K. C. Lalrd bind John
M. Miller. Jr. .Captain Baker will also
*bc present. ''*
The larg'er railroads of Virginia have
rontrlbutcd exhiblts lo the display,. the
Instailatlon of whlch has taken nearly
s.11 of the present yenr. They wlll
probably be asked to attend and to
make addrosscs on Virginla's past, an
4ior res'ouxces and her bpportunltlcs.
Probably a roi-eptlon wlll bo given
tn thc Hall of Exhiblts,
Tostmaster Allan Ct>m'ti)endn Good Work
During llnliilii.i Ku-h.
Pnstmaster ICiIk.-ii- Allan; lr.. yesterday fnr
?*ardcd to all i>! the cmplnyca of the Itlch
rnond post-olTIri- lctlrrs lliankuiK iheni for
?ble and effici'.'iit work in carryliiK out tlielr
various rtu'tics ln handlliiK tho heavy Chrlst?
maa nialls.
Mr. Allan calied altcutinn lo the fnct that
thr,UKh the mail this year wns '10 per cent.
Wavior than that of laat season lt was
hsndled more rapidly.
Mr. Allan has heon cnnmatula t?d on all
?Jdea for the cfflcloricy of hls department.
"Our oftif-e wa.s cleaned up oarlier thls
y-.tr than over before," lie said. -'iiinl dono
?t !"ss c-xp'insi. I belleve tlie Richmond
fiffice to he operoti-d for less coat thnn lhal
?f any town ol ovor 100."00 people. nnd the
vork here to hc hetter."
?ludjrnient Set Ahide,
In thc case of XXI II. Tayloa against the.
jFidc.Jltv ttnd Casualty fompany, of New
York. pendins in iho City flrcult Court.
.fudgr Krott yesterday ontered an order s>*t
iniK astde a Judmiient hen-tofoiv rendered
?m a deninrrer tn the evldence. The court
thavinp heard further iirguuicnt t,:i thc case
look It undcr advlaolnent.
.Miirrlagr l.ieennes.
Marrir.Ee llcenses wero Issued In the
rlerk's offlce of tho Hustings Court yes.ler
day to Allen .lotrr Savllle nnd Mlsa Mabei
Fitiis; .1, .**"* l.--i Millncr and Miss Manilc L.
Buy G. M. Co.'s "Pearl" Roofing Tin. See the trade
Fourteenth and Dock Streets,
Richmond, Va.
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Government Ships Built in Rich?
mond Liable to Claims of
Final deeree in the case of S. li.
Hawes & Co. ag-alnst the. Wllliam lt.
Trlgg Company was recelved yesterday
from the Suprenio Court of tho Unlted
States and entercd of rocord by Clerk
11. MMi-art Jones, of the Supreme Court
of Appoals of Virginia. Thla mandate
revorses thc Jtidgment of tiu- Virginia
court ln one respect, an.l afrlrma lt In
the remalnder of tlie polnta at Is.-ue.
'mis lltigatlon, whose termfnation a
few weeks ago was then publlshed, is
a phasc of thc settlemenUof the busi
nese ..r thc William IX Trlgg Company,
thc Rlchmond shlpbullding concern,
a point Involved waa bb to th?-Btatua
of the several vessels whlch the com?
pany was bulldlng for the Unlted
States government at the time of tho
i-ecolvorKhlii. Tho Supreme Court 'f
the Cnlled States docirled that the
Mohawk and thn Galveston, two of
theso ships-, were liable to the claims
of creditors, whlle the Ronyuard was
not so liable.
Two ApprnlM Granted.
The Supreme. Coun yesterday grant?
ed an appeal ln iho case of Oeorge. C,
Joltcrson. Armistcad T. HnrviV, Lowla
13, Ilarvle and XV. Gordon Harvlo
against Dandridge Gregbrj and J. II.
Soflold. The appeal comes from tho
Clrcult Court of Amolia county.
lt ls set forth tbat on October 5.
1S8H, (iooruc C. .IclTeraon piirchasod|
from commlssioncrs of thc Chancery
Court of tln- clty ,.f Rlchmond, m small
lot of iand ln Amella county, payins
$31.25 for It. Apparcntly it muat have
Increased treinendously ln value, slnce
the appeal alone will cost several time:'
what tlio lot was then worth. Mlstakcs
are alleged in the dlmenslons of tiu
A writ of error was allowed in the
case of the Unlted States Leather Com?
pany against Fbbie Showaltor, fron:
the Clrcult Court of Allcgbany county
Showalter lost three ilngers througl
accldent whlle an employo of tln
leather company. and sued for dam
ages. getting a verdlct of $-',000 in tiu
lower court. From this tlie compans
appeal:-. The. case koos io Ktauntor
for hearing next September.
Sult of Plunkett AgniiiM Clty <.f lllrlimuiii
Docketed f?r Further llcnrlng.
In tlio .as. or Wllliam M. Plunketl .ignlri*
the 'efty of Rlelinmna nml 1. ,1. Smlth -'
Company, whlch Iiiib boon on trial ln tli
Clty Clrcult Court for tln- past few dny:
tlie jury not lioiiiK able to agroo wan dls
charged and the case docketed for a furtho
I'liinketl aued for dnmnfn ln tlm sum .|
$10,000. alleglng injurles recelved by fallin
Into an cxcavatlon made by Smlth -fc Com
pany for a clty si-iver at Twentleth and i
Streets. II.- iillcgcd thnt the trench was no
proporly barrlcaded or Ilghtod.
: Auditing ( oniniit'ce Ki'i'tilrrd to Publish lt
| In .0111101*11011 wilh the report of the .loln
I Auditing coinmitteo of the l.ogi-daturr, puli
|ll8h..d In The TlinoB-DlspHtch Thursday, I
hns heen suggested thnt the eommittee wn
t dis.ourteoiis ln giving a copy i
Ite-feronce to the section of the Conslltu
tlon -jovt-rnlng the appointment nml dnllr
..f this commltteo shows that it ls tho .lnt
>.i the committee, nml not thin of thc Oov
ernor, to have Its report publlshed.
^rcntcd lor Stealing f>l Ccnla,
Henry Sheiton, colored, wus arrested yet
terdny by Doputy Sherlff XV. XV. Byduor, c
Honrlco county,, for th.- theft 0f 51 cenl
rrom n fellow #irin hand, Ile wlll ln- tiie
to-day before MagUtrato T. .1. Pury.oar.
ChcsapeaUc aiul Ohio Ofticials
Pronjibtcd I'nilt'.r Xew O'rd'cf
Effcctivc To-Morrow.
Sent Back u> Richmond as (Icn
c'ral Superintendent of
Importunl changes in tbe operating
dopartmcnl of lho Chesttpeakd nnd
Ohio Railway, effectlvo to-morrow,
were announced yesterday. C. <:. Wal?
ker, general superlntendonl of trans?
portatlon, tiolng promoted to assistant
general mnnngcr.
E. P. Goo'dwln, general kuperlriten
d.-iii of thc West Virginia general dlvl
Blon, iiitH be.-n mado gongrau superin?
tendent of transportatlon, Io Buccocd
Mr. Walltcr. wlth hcadquartefs In Rlch'
.1. II. Cnrey, nf Ilinton, la appointed
genernl .superintendent uf tlu- Wcst
Virginla genernl divislon tn succeed
Mr. i '.i.udivin.
.1. \V. Heron, in addlt Ion-to hlfl dutles
as ullotnicnt commlsaloricr. wlll havo
chargo of car dlstrlbiition in the coal
Ali of theso appointliients a'o ln the
nnturc ot' prOmollons, the Chesapeako
and ohio having continued it:< polley
of advancing men ln the servlce where
mcrlt and abllity nre reeognlr.ed,
l.nnc. Wlth I'ontpnnj.
Prcsldi nt Georgo W. Stevens aml
GonOfal Manager E. AV. C.rlce hnvo
bcen out on tlie ron.i foi sevoral daya
on mnttors connected with ibe new ap
point ments.
For the past Weck thoro hns been
more nr loss tnll*. among employes of
the rond cpncerrithg probable changes,
but nothlng donnlte waa known outslde
lhe officlal family.
Mr. Walker, wlio hns been advanced
na General Manager Grlce's assistant,
JlUS been wlth tbe Chesapeako and Ohio
Railway slnce IS79, when he entored
Its service ns clerk iii tbo clalm ofllce.
Prevlous to thnl tlmo he was genernl
operator of the Richmond. York Rivcr
and < hesapcakc Railway ln Ricliniond
and Lester Manbr. Even beforo tliat
tlme, however, he "broke in" on the
old Richmond nnd Danville, nnd llko
most railroad men of this gencration,
bo wurked hls way up from tho very
bottom. iio became superintendent of
transportatlon ln 1302, ,nid wns mado
genernl superintendent <>f transporta?
tlon less than n yenr ago when a num?
ber of promotions were ordered.
?\Vlns Good Promotlon:
ln comlng back to Richmond as
I genoral superintendenl of transporta?
tion, Mr. Goodwjn will show that he
has won his spurn ln the railroad
? world. He is a loulsa county man,
an dwas with the company hero for n
number of years in one capacity ot
another, golng up step by step from mt
first position ns telegraph operator
He was formerly suporintendont of thc
Clncinnatl divislon. nnd not long age
lie was made general suerlntendent ol
tbe West Virginla general divislon
rlght in the heart of the rlch coa!
coirhtry. Rei-auso of the excellent re
cord he made, be was picked nn thi
logical man for tbe moro Importatu
j position in Ricliniond.
Slmo tlie Chesapeako and Ohio bn:
i tnken over what Is now known as th<
Chosapeako and Ohio Railroad of ln
I diann. work falling tn the various of
liclals lias very largely Increased, am
thoro havo been eonstant changes am
shlftlngs ni burdens. In every in
stance, however, the promotlon polic;
has boen followed, a plan which ul
rallroad men prol'er.
Servlces lo ?.<? Ilcld in Miiny Churchea nn
MlSdlons To-MKbl.
-A'atch-nlffht aorvice-, wlll he |n ?*.-mi> to
nlKht at 12 o'clock In moet of the /Ichinon
?hurches, mi-slons aml ioIIkIous urganlza
QoTernor Mnnn wlll pnrtleipnte ln tSc en
prclsca to bo held nt the h\llroad T. M. t.
A? where arrangenients hnvo born mmlc t
produce In motlon pictures the famous "Pa
Mon Play." Thoso i.rr>-iiiniitos wlll hoKbi n
r>:"n ,,-, lock. si.iio Secretary S. A. Acklo
nml Intornntional Secretary II. O. William
wlll also he nmonft tlie spenkers. whllo Rei
1>. Clay l.illy, D. D? wlll preaoh a sermo
ns thc old yenr pa-scs nnd the now yon
is ushered ln.
Sorvlcea at the Contrnl Y. M. C, A. wl
Ik of nn Informal character, aud will Ix
Bln at 10:30 o'clock,
Tho Putnam Mission. 1*11 East Eriinkll
Streot, wil! obeorvo the occasion, boKlnnln
nt s o'clock, From w to mldnlght a fre
suppor wlll he serveil lo wnyfnrers.
Sell Cold Storage Product
Which They Claim to Have
Brought From Farm.
Complaint wns made to the Counc
Committee <>n Markets last night b
huckstors who rent stalls In the Sot
nnd Market, and who hold merchant
licenses tlint various people wero sel
Ing produeo whlch thoy had purchase
wholesale, on the curbstoiie, and undei
s cuttlng market prlces. Undor the ord
1 nance governlng tbo markets, counti
people may brlng in thelr own produt
nnd sell at the curb, at places to l
nsslgned by tho clerk of tho marko
paylng only a daily caTt tax of tc
cents. deslgned only tn cover the cqi
nf cleanlng the street when lhe marki
closos, The complalnlng sta,l] rentei
sald they had been Informed thnt. son
of these alleged country people were I
renllty Bolling cold storage 'eggs an
poultry bought from wholesale deulcr
Whlch they bad nol thenisolvos ralse
Tlio mattor was tully dise.ussed l
tlie cnmiiiltici'. Chalrman l-'On Leav
s'tated thal tlie laws gOVemlng tl
niurkoLs wore plain, and Clork'Johnstc
nf tho' Sqcond Market wus lntUruetc
to Inforce them tn iho extent of pu
tlng in tbe Police Cnurt any di-ulei
wlm attempt ln sf'.l without a license
Repalrr. tn tlie l-'lrsl Market wero di
ferred until thg i-'iminee Commitn
nc.ts on tiie proposltlon pending for ti
erei tlon of a new market houso <m tl
Heabrook W.arohouso lot. II wi
stated that the alterntloiis ma.de at tl
time tho Old Market Hall wus rcmovi
liad prnvod a failure, and thut tho o
buildings weve in dllapldatjd corid
llon, with leaktng roof nnd faul
llghtlnB llxturcs. lf i; is declded n
to bulld h now market, e\tvei),-jj,re r
ptilra wUl'bc proposed,.
Rcccipts for Year Closing:' To-.
Nijjlit Inci'casi* (Icavily as
Compared W iih 1909,
Office Paid Virginia Rural Car
ricrs $8$f,$62.7K During thc
thc Fast "i car.
tho niclimotul
nf business for
whlch will und
- to-nlght, luia
imlii-iitlng the
nf thls com
till further ad
year nggrocnl.*
-.*. ith $631,711.30
in nll departments <
Post-Oflico the votunu
tlie past twelve montl.
wlth tho cloie of nn
ahown n blg ihcreasi
Increasing prosperlr
munity and proinlsln::
v'ances In the future.
? Thn rocolpta tor ti
$657,240.25, aa compai
for the Hiinie perlod nf inn"), or nn in
ercaso or fS6iSjt.7.05. V total of $sns,
162.32 was recelved al the locnl ofllce
from postmastors throughout Virginia
durlng tlio past yoar. md of this sum
$711,346.42 waa deposlted ln the L'nlted
s'tntes Treasury.
1 >no of tho moat interestlng facts
concerning tho year's husiness is that
$1,088,372 wna pald out by tlie monoy
order divlslon. .\oari 22,000 domostlc
orders wero Issued?excluslve of sub
I statlons?while 2,l0u Internatlonal or
I dors wero mado out Foes for this
j Wero nearly $3,000. whllo the nmount
j of theso orders sent out was $244,000,
I Thls offlce ri-niitti',1 lr, r designated de?
pository durlng tho year, $25,850.
'. Tho reglstry divlslon liancUed 207,
I r,!*.*' pieces, "t.ins outgolng, and Ltn,.
200 for local dellvery.
Postmaster Edgar Allan. Jr:, lsgratl
! Ilerl wlth thls ?suniniary of tho year's
| work. hul no more ro thnn wlth tlie
! offlclency hls dopartnvnt has attalneri
I In tho matter of tho dellvery nnd dls
ipateh of the mnlls. whlch luts been a
SOtlTCe of lienetlt to tho public?now
I cnjoylng a servlco excelled In no clty
I of iho country and oqualed by few of
i tho same size.
Whnt lhe ricuren Show.
A tabulated report of the year's busi?
ness. prepared by Cashier Marrlott,
Recelpts for year ended
December 31, loio.$ 657,243 2S
Recelpts for yenr ended
nocember 31, 1003 . 631,711 30
Tnerease .S 25,53, 0.
Postal funds recelved from
other postmastors thrbugh
oul the State for past
voar .$ 805,463-3.
Amount deposlted wlth
I'nltori States Treasurer
fnr ->ast vr-ar.
Amount paid rural rarrlers
throughout the Plate for
tlie paat year.
Amount pald regular clerks
for past year .
Amount paid subclerks for
past. year . ??.
Amount paid regular ear
riers for past year.
Amount paid subcarriors
fo-r past yoar .
Money Order Buslnen"".
(Excluslve uf Statlons.)
Number of domestic orders
issued durlng yoar.
Amount .
Foes .
Number of Internatlonal
orders Issued durlng
771.346 t:
S"i7.1fi2 7!
i"2,nn 6*
81,115 2!
1,281 31
107.ono 0
1,337 0
000 0
?137 0
72 0
25,850 0
Amount .?
l-'eos .'.
Amount of surplus monoy
order funds recelved
from other postmastors
for year . l.?**s
Amount romltted by thls
ofllco io designated de?
pository durlng the year.
Itcglslry fluslnesH.
Number of pifcos (all
elasses) presented for
registratlon at maln of?
flce and statlons upon
whlch postago was pre?
paid by stamps afnxod,
durlng past year.
Number of pieces (all
elasses") recelved at thls
office for local dellvery
durlng year .
To Tnke ln MaucheKtter,
Theso flgures do not lnclude thobusl
ness of lhe post-offico of South Rich
mond, which is under tho dlrectlon n
Postmaster T. H. Smith, where a larg
husiness is done on account ot hand
ltng tho mail of the numcrous. manu
fucturing concerns there.
This olllce wlll come under the su
pervlslon of I'ostinastei* Allan aftc
March 1, 1011, though it wlll continu
in charge of Postmnster Smith, wh
will be retalned as asslstant postmas
ter undcr clvil service classiflcationj
Men Who Do the Work.
In Itlchmond post-offlco dlvlslo
thore are thlrty-one employes, undf
tho d-lrection of Elmo .S. Redwood. I
the money order divlslon thero are ftv
employes, under tho di'reotion of Sv
perlntendent Freddrick XV. kunko
Superintendcnt W. Ross Southwar
dlrects ten men ln tho reglstry dlv:
slon. In the mail Ing divlslon there at
tlurty-four men, under tho superv-lslo
of .lohn J. Fltzgerald.
Tho flnancos bf tlie post-pfflcn ai
cared for by Cashler Wllliam McKli
Marrlott. assisted by Mlnor R. Ra'
cllffe, Mrs. Vara II. Wlnston, Thomi
E. Olpliln and Thomas .1. O'Connor, J
Tho oxecutlve work ls carrled on I
the ofllces of Postmnster Allan an
Asslstant Postmaster l. XV. Fuller, wl
are nlded b.* Jamos F. Pendloton an
Edward L. Fleld.
Other heads of departments Includi
1'eachy G, Ilarrison and G. Roddy Tei
ser. stamp clerks; Luthe.r T. Mutthe.w
goneral business clerk; Hay T. Thort
ton, superlntendent of Station A; .loh
M, Gordon. stiperintondent of Statli
II; Edgar Chlldrey, suporlntendent. i
carrlors; Ben.isimin AV. Russell, "lie:
for post age" clerk, and Robert J
Kiltliie. "N'ixio" clerk.
To handle. tlie ovorllow of mnlls thel
are two lottered statlons?A nnd B
and twenty numbered statlons, Foi
clerks *tuid twenly-Ilvo carrlors aro li
cnled ut Statlon A, aud at Statlon !
threo elorks and fourteen carrlors aj
IClovon mouiited carriora nre now
U?o, whiln four laborers nre alao on
played at the mnln ofllce, Forty-fl
i rallway postal clerks. under Chl
Clerk T. P. Elam, aro pald at lu
iTHE SAVINGS BANK
v OP RICHMOND
to save is ro succeed;
Open your nccmnit witli us and ci
3 per cenl.. eoinpouiul intercst.
XU7 East Muln ,St**cet,
.Maximiliiiii Hirsch Will Bc Rc
lcascd To-Day from
Governor Thinks Killing Was
by Chance?Only Two
fews in Prison.
Acling upon n glganllt- petllinn.
j bascd upon extcnuatlng olrcumstanccs,
Governor Mann announced yesterday
that he would Issue a pardon to Mnxi
mlllan lllrsch, who ls sorving a torm
of nlne years ln the .State Penltentlary
for tlio murder of his brother-in-law,
Louis faanca. lllrsch wlll.be rcloam-.i
to-day, and will spend Now Vour:
al his home in Jtookingliaiu countv.
Seldom Indeed doos a petitlon for
c.xocutlvo clomency boilr so many Blg
natures, ur rcprosont mon of hlgher
standlng, than has beon the case ln
thls Instance. No fewor t lio.ii 1,190
niinies appoar upoh tho appllcatlon for
pardon. Thoy Include all twelve of tlm
members nf tho trial Jury. Rocklng
ham's delogatloh ln the Leglslature.
mosl of tlio county ofllccrs, Mayors and
Councilmen of thc towns ln the county.
postmaslcra, morchants, rallway ofll
clals, professlonal mon and otherfl.
STol liilriillimnl .Murder,
Tho Governor said yesterdny that
he was convlncod lhat there was no
intention ln thls case Id comtnt a
?nurdor. L,onis Isaacs, thc .lead man.
It ls Hald, was Infnrmpri hy a nurso
that hls baby had boon called "a I
iiamned brat" by Maxlmlllan lllrsch.
The mon quarrelod as soon as thoy
met, lllrsch, who wns thn smallor man,'
backlng ucross tho streot. The men
struggled untll a pllo of trash wasi
reached, vfhen lllrsch plcked up a
pieco Of woo.1 nnd struck Isaacs over
tho head, frncturlng his skull.
Physlcians who examined the body
say that at that polni tho Kkull was
but ono-fenth nf an inch thlek. Just
half tho bIzo ot a normal skull. and
tb.it the sanio blow intlietod on an
Other person would not havo produccd
serlous restllts, A chance blow ln a
light is thc characterlzatlon of the of
In his statement regarding the par?
don tho Govornor notes the fact. that
lllrsch is one of tho only two men 'n
tho State Fenitentlnrv who are Jews.
II" regards tlils as a tributo to tho
Governor's Stntemeut.
Hls remarks in connectlon wlth the
panlon are as follows:
?'Tlie petitions whloh hnve heen pre?
sented to me ln Ihe .use nf Maxlmlllan
lllrsch. accompanlod as they are by the
letters ..f many thoughtful and conser?
vative nien. must bo lakon not only to
reprekent the wlshos of tho communltv
in reference to th" exerciso of execu?
tlve clomency, bnt also the oplnb-n
nt the pooplo ..f Ifarrlsonbiirg and
Rockdngham county as to the extent
..f tiu- punishment.
"Whlle the judgo nnd attorney lor
the Cornmonwoa.ltl- do not favor execu
tive clomency, it Ik asked for bv overy
member of the Jury whieh tried the
case; by tho -Senator who has just i<>
fiignod; the member of the House <.f
Delegates; by most of the ofliccrs of
Ilarrisonburg and Roekinjrham coun?
ty. threo ex-niombeiH of tho Houso of
Pelogatos. soven mlnlstors of tho pny.
pel, thlrtv-two bank offlclals. sevon
teon physlcians, twcnty nttorneys at
law. six dentists. four publlshers. three
veterlnary surgeons, twelve rallway
oftloials. tliree oxpresa agents. one hun?
dred and soventeen merchants, nlne
teen hullders and contractors, four?
teen dealers ln llve stock. twenty-two
agents and managers. seven postal
employes, slx hotel proprlctora, three
i clvil ont-Jncers. olght llvorymen and
? tho namos of l.nsr. othor cltizens,
i i whose ..c.tipatlons are not glven, ag
, .' gregat Ing 1,400.
'?Wlth thla petitlon before me, I
have carefully examined Into tho caso
I and determlned to grant a condltlonal
I pardon, as requested b.v so many of
Jjthe representatlve men of the section
In whlch the offenso was commltted.
"I desiro to say ln eoncltision. that
ln tho Investlgntton ot this caso I as
certaine.i that there aro only two Jews
In the penltentlary, whlch is a trlbute
to thls large class of our people as
law-nbiding and useful cltizens.'
lVelnsteln .\rre*-ted fnr PassUlg II on Dnvlr's
I. Welnsuin was arrested lnst nlght by
Dqtectjvc-Scrgcant RalWi' and cliarged wlth
passlng n l.-id check to the amount ot' JG.7S
on Howard H. Kartzell. vlre-presldont of
Doylo'a caf. on Bast Broad Stroet. He wus
be police statlon. but gave bond
caranco in tho Police Court.
wn-s drawn on a bank in Penn
mugli \Vphisteln has lived most
n thls clty. -He gnve lt ln pay
luin purclinses mndo in tho enfe.
Hartzell drnosltrd lt. and had no Idea that
it was n..t ..!] right untll It was returned
marked "no good."
for his
The cl
of hia II
inont of
Davis Reports New Centrifugal
Pumps in Operation From
Municipal Plant.
Superintendent Eugeno E. Davis, of
the Wator Departmont, reported to tho
Council Commltteo on Water last
nlght a 11st of places ln South Rlch?
mond whero li wns believed thnt city
watcr was boinjr wasted. Tho points
included a number of stables, soda
fountaina ..nd public. estahllshments
of nll klnds, whero hydrants aro al?
lowed to run practically all the time.
Tho commltteo dlrcotod that they bo
Placed on a nietor servico as soon as
funds aro nvallablo for purchaso of
Mr. Davis also reported that the
trnnsmisslon llno to the New Pump
houso had been completed, and that
two of the new centrifugal pumps
oporatod by power from tho munlclpal
olcctrlo plant wero now ln operation
at the same hours as cunr-ent is being
gonerated for thc Broad Stroet llghts.
stenm portlon of tho
completed sufllcient
rnished for tho con
of four coutrlftigal
ilV capaclty of -1,000.
, thus glvlug to tho
reaorvolra an aniplo supply uf water
to'inoot any eni. rgoncy.
\s soon as Ihe
electric plant Is
powor will bo fu
stant operation
pumps. wlth a da
000 gollpris oach
L'urdl Wlll Hereafter Ile Igstied lo BIuW
Hereafter ndmlshlnu lo the riiuiees whieh
follow the battalion dress purades at thc
llluos' Armory wlll he hy cnr.l only. This
P0p.no has been deterinlned upon b.v Ma.lui
Itnwles as n resuit of develupmonts.
The next hnttuliioi drlll wlll be on .Ianunr.\
IS, luit lt wlll bo in ollve drub uniform nnd
not full dress, und will nol bo folh-w-id lo
Offlcers' schools. Inuglll by Mn.lor Bowlos
aro held at tho armory nn tlio auoond Mun
day nlght In each inonth,
Held for ('ar llrotildng.
Aurelius Jones, u ivlillo iiiuii, waa niTcster
laat nlght by pollco Sorgeimt '/.immor ajic
rullc. niai. Contry on the .barge of hreakiui
.into a car of thn AtUntlc I'oaat JUtUp aat
?%? dlcaljajj. P, barrel #( bvtUea, ? '*?
All Remaining Items Advertised for Friday's Bargain
Sale Will Be Continued To-Day
At $13.75?Stylish Suits worth up to $22.50.
At $16.00?Fasilionable Overcoats worth up to $28.00.
At $9.75?Lxccptional Overcoats worth up to $18.00.
At $2.95?Worsiccl Trouscrs worth up to $5.00.
At $1.00?Worstcd and Cassimcrc Vests worth up to
At $1.95?Fancy Day and Evcning Vests worth up to
At $r.oo?Soft Hats worth up td $3.00.
At $1.95?Soft Hats worth up to $3.50. /
At 50c?Soft and Stiff Bosom Shirts worth up to $1.50.
At 65c?Silk Lined Moclia Gloves worth $1.50.*
At $1.95?rChickcrbocker Chcviot Suits worth $3.50,
At $2.95?Knickcrhocker Corduroy Suits worth $5.00.
At $3.95?Knickerbocker Cassimcrc and Chcviot Suits
?worth $5.00.
At $3.95?Knickerbocker Cassimcrc and Clieviot Suits
worth $6.50.
At $2.50?Children's Overcoats and Rcefcrs worth up to
At $4.95?Children's Overcoats and Rccfcrs worth up to
At $8.75?Boys' Long Overcoats and Raincoats worth
At 89c?Boys' Sweaters wnrth $1.25.
At 79c?Boys' Flanncicttc Pajanias wnrth $1.25.
At 48c?Children's Cowboy Buckskin Gloves worth 75c.
At 25c?Boys' Caps worth 50c.
Gans-Rady Company
Street Car Conductor at First
Acccptcd Her Gold Piccc and
Then Refused It.
Verdlct and judgment for damages
ln the sum of $250 were rendered In
the Clty Clrcult Court yestorday
tho caso of Mrs. Hoster A. Shope
against tho Virginia Railway nnd Pow?
er Company. The action was for eject
menl frnm a stroot car, and ivas for
damages in the sum of $1,000.
Mrs. Shope testlfled that she. had
boarder) a Seventecnth Street car, and
tendered Tn payment of her faro a J">
gold plece, whlch tho conductcr ao
ccptcd nnrl placed ln hls pouch, saylng
something about gettlng change when
the car reached a switch. Later thc
conductor returned and sald ho waa
unable to mako change, and that the
passenger must get off lhe car, and
sho was ojectod, though not wlth force.
Tlie company offered no evldence ln
defense save to clte a number of court
declslons In whlch lt has been held
that $3 is tho largest amount which It
ls rcasonable for pnsscngers to expeet
conductors to chango, and an adver
tlsement of the company relatlvo to thc
heglniilng of operatlon of pay-as-you
onter cars, in whlch lt was stated that
change to tho amount of $2 only would
he furnlshed. Tlie cjectment. lt waa
shown. hnppcne.d before thut advertlse
nient waa Isaued, and beforo "pay-as
ypu-enter cars were lntroduced in
Attorneys for Mrs. Shope did not
controvert the general statement that
$3 was an excessive amount for a
passenger to offer to a car conductor
antl expeet chango. but contended that
thc conductor, havlng accepted the
tender of tho money offered, and glven
somo assurance that he would endoa
vor to make change. nnd then allowed
hls passenger to rlde some distance.
loward her destiriatlon, ho then had no
right to alter his mlnd and refuse to
make chango and eject the passenger.
The court's Instructlons did not pass
on tho question of what ls a rcason?
able tendor in payment of stroot car
fare, but the court. instructed tlie Jury
that Tt* it belleved from tho evldence
that the conductor had accepted tho
coin offered as a tender of fare anc' had
allowed tho passenger to proceed ln
tlie bellef that her faro was pald, ho
liad no rlght then to chango 1ns mlnd
and refuse to accept the gold plece,
and eject hls passonger. Tho car com?
pany was roprcscntcd by A. B. Gulgon
and Thomas P. Bryan. John A. Liimb
and R. R. Florence appeared for Mrs.
Tanuer AVhn Kolled Into Flre nt Moiuonul
ln Critictil Conditinn.
When he rolled In n camp Ilro nenr hla
homo in Elko. C, W. Roek, a farmer, sus?
talned burns about his logs which may cost
lils llfe. Ile wus broUKhl to Richmond sev?
eral days ago, and ls now at the Mcmorial.
One of his legs was amputatpd last night,
anrl hls condition was. reported aa crltieal.
i Roek and n frlend were spendlng tho nlght
ln the open. The former was left alone to
attend to the firo. Ho foll aslcep, and ln
nioyliiR threw both legs In the flames. Tle
was uneonacloiiB when fotiiul later by hle
rompanlon, who removed hlm homo, where
he remalned abntit a week beforo he was
brought tn Richmond.
Both Ilnibs were burned almost to a. crisp,
and other portlons nf hls hod.v are so baij.l.\
aoorcliod that hc has but small chanco ol
rATlENT TO UKCOVER.tVIDETS
CHANCES >VERB AGAINST Httl
Although his ahdnnieu was rlddled witl
small blrd shot, Isiiac Braneh, colored, hat
rm-.overed, and wlll ho illseliurgod from tht
Memorlal Hospltal either to-duj' or to-mor
row. He was shot nearly a month ago nm
when taken to tho hospltal It wns noi
thouBht that ho would recover. However
physlclans operated upon hlm, nnd nenrly ?<
day was consumed in romovlng tho sliot am
in stltohing the cuts.
llranch llngered for nbout ten days nm
gradually began to show figns nf reeovery
and has slnce Blenillly galned strength. Iii
was shot by another negro after ho hnd wot
all of tho atakes In a gatno ot "skin."
SMOOT.S fixko sr* baoh
IX IHAGISTItATE'S COl'R'l
Allhpugh one of their number, .lames Al
ley, was convlcted, (Inetl nnd sent' to Jai
for three months for partlclpatliiE In 111
robbery ot J. M. Brlgga'a store. near Ciatun
IJenjiiniln nnd Riehurd Sraool wero nnl.
Ilnod $5 and costs oach by Maglstrato T. ,1
l.owls. Alley A'BR convlcted before n mag
istrato Bonietlnie ngo aud appculetl t
the Henrico county t'iretilt Court, wher
tho lower court was siistnltK-d. Tho Pmoo
brnllierH escapetl, but last week roturnei
from Ohio nnd gavn thomselvcs up.
Hlnes Case To-llny.
Osear T. Hlnes wlll be arnilgned in Ui
l'olleo Court thls mornlng 011 the charge 1
miirilerlng Charles M. Conway on Peeembe
?l Conway dled at Iho Clty Homo Moudn
ua tho n-still of blnwn deall hlm by Hlm
wlth a door bar. lllu'ca luia employed Attoi
ney Hurry M. Smith, and ll la Uttd.'.-vatl)!*
i;hnt Imi "Will E'cfttt BcU-a-.-leneo, X.
Manchester Light, Heat and
Power Company Claims Cer?
tain Franchises.
A nw romplle.-.tlon cmrrtt;*; out of
the annexation of Manchester was pro
sented to the Council Comrntttee on
l.lght last nlght. whin the Manchester
Light, Hcnt nnd Powei Company, in t
written communlcatlon. proposed thi
sale ot its fran.'hlse and acetylene gas
Plant to the clty, at a prlce to he flxed
later. Ii was repreeented In tho com?
munlcatlon that tho company has cer?
taln franchises f.>:- ...p< ratlng a ?.-netaf
llghtlng and heating planl in South
Rlchmond; that it has inoi" or U?stwo,
three an.l four-lnch ir.ains. in certaln
streets, iml nn acetylene gas gonernt
lng plant. though the planl is adniit
tedly not of suflicknt slrc to supply
the wants of the Southside. The. letter
statos that the company has now
reached a erlstn where It must "iOier
grcatly onlarge Its plant r-.ml prepare
for future growth or sell ont. and that
the loglcnl party to whom t.. sell \n _].,.
Under the terms of the nnnexntlon
net Iho clty of Rlchmond agreed to ln
trodiiee khs into Soiuh Rlohmond with?
in two years for street and houso llght?
lng. nnd plans hnve been mado for car
rylnjj a dlstrlbutlon mnln across tho
now free hridgo to bc erected on tho
slto of Mavo's Brldge.
The letter of thn company was re
ferr-d to the Clty Attorney for report
ns to the vn'Idlty of the franchise held
by it and n? to whether that. franchise
WOUld ln nny way hlndor the clty from
introduclng !< own dlstrlbutlon sys
tems from mu.-lclpal ga? nnd electrlc
plants. an.l as . whether any obllga?
tlon rested on tho clty to buy tho plant
of tho Manchester l.lght, Heat and
Power Company.
Named as Itrcelrer.
nillam C. Ptuart. of Newport Newi, u-.n
/yeater.lay named recciver for Wllliam K.
i.?prulll, batikruiu. ?f tliat clty. by Jurij-o
' Rilimind Wnddill. Jr., in the Unlted Statea
Distrlct Court. Thc bankruptcy petitlon in
thls e;ise waa flled ln Norfolk, but appllra
tlon for the rcoelverablp wns made yester?
day in Hlchmond by Attorney ,T. Winsten
Head. representlng certain credltors, who
deslre the btiaineaa of tho bnnkrupt kept In
operatlon. Sprulll ls a contcctloner and
La Valieres
Their dainty antl refmed elegance ap?
peal to all.
Our stock is varicd and prices are -nost
Men's Fixings for
Xmas Week Festivities
Shirts, Collars, Xcckwoar, Gloves,
Whlto Vests, etc.
(llllllify Shop.
ECLIPSE <i* J AtO
SP Wad. 418
You can escape annoyance of im
perfect work liy taking your shirts,
collars atul cuffs?in fact, your entirc
wash?to the
Why Wait
Until next Christmas for the Watch, Dia?
mond or Jewelry' y?u didn't get? What
you want we have in stock.
__$____ 612 East Main Street.
Cruise Around Cuba
Cost $110.00.
Hiuirc voyage *>y same steamer, in
cluding calls at Havanax(stay two days),
Cienfuegos (one day), Maiuanillo (ono
day), Santiago (one day), and Kingston,
Jamaica, witli tiips in Havana nnd hotel
J accommodations in Havana antl Santiago,
??} v ?09 East Main Street,
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POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY— Law enforcement authorities issued an alert for possibly tainted candy in Kansas.
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Sixteen? Seriously?
Happy Birthday, Edison!!!
Sixteen years ago, on a cold, November day - Edison came into our lives. (He was born before digital photography, so I'm kinda limited by my selections on here) He was really a cute baby!
He's a kind, compassionate, talented kid. He keeps us laughing. . . most of the time. Emphasis on the word most.
He enjoys playing football nearly as much as he enjoys playing music. I keep thinking he gets that from me, but who knows?!?!
He has always had a strong (fierce**) love for his sister.
Always has. . . .always will.
I told him that I'd get sappy. . . but, since he's sixteen, I'll refrain from anything remotely close to emotional.
Happy 16th Birthday, Edison.
We love you.
We are extremely proud of you.
We love you.
We are extremely proud of you.
**fierce love is how my sweet, wonderful friend Beth referred to the love between her girls. As I have watched Edison's adoration grow for Caroline over the past six year, I can't think of a better word to describe or define it.
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I have been wondering how society can benefit from music services like Spotify. What comes to mind is the relaxing effect music has. Now you cant just label any particular kind of music relaxing. It may vary greatly from person to person and his or hers state of emotion.
I don't know if this works but you could collect lists of songs from users that they tag with 'These songs help me when I'm feeling' sad, angry and so forth.
Of the millions of listeners of these services there has to be at least a dozen of whom you get an emotional match.
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The Effect of Ulinastatin on Bronchoalveolar Lavage Fluid of Inflammatory Factors in Patients With Ventilator-associated Pneumonia
This is a one-center, three-arm, randomized, single-blinded, controlled trial. When a
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which decide whether the patient is assigned to the normal dose ulinastatin group,the high
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VAP diagnosis and treatment accord with the "Comprehensive evidence-based clinical practice
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factors in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid .
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Levels of inflammatory factors in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid and blood serum.
The variety of tumor necrosis factor-α(TNF-α),interleukin-10(IL-10),interleukin-18(IL-18) and interferon-γ(INF-γ) in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid and blood serum are observed.
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Pale and muted colours have long been associated with elegance and minimalism in interior design, but a new era is being ushered in by some of the world's top designers. This year, many industry professionals have been experimenting with deep saturated tones, with gorgeously effective results.
Although light colours have been lauded for their ability to create the illusion of space, darker colours can create atmosphere by adding mood and ambience to the room in which they're applied. When selecting a colour for wall paint you shouldn't be afraid to go for darker shades, especially if you're considering a feature wall. This can often be the best way to acclimatise yourself to darker wall paint than you have previously been used to. Painting or wallpapering just one wall can add stunning depth and tone to the room, especially if the other walls are off-white or stone coloured.
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As with all interior design decisions, the most important thing is balance. Too much colour can be just as damaging to the ambience as too little. Neutral shades (particularly brown) and metallic accessories are the perfect foil for rooms decorated in dark colours. Brass embellishments look fabulous teamed with bold walls, as do hardwood accessories such as occasional tables and picture frames. The sumptuous dining room of Ballymac House in County Cork exemplifies this with its plum feature wall and golden highlights: the chandelier, candlesticks, and the mirror. The hardwood dining table adds an elegant touch, and the wide windows ensure that the room exudes grandeur, never gloom.
The best place to begin experimenting with dark walls is, perhaps surprisingly, the guest bathroom. Whilst traditional advice dictates that light colours should be used in small spaces, many designers have found that dark colours can actually emphasise the four walls and make the space seem more interesting and impressive. Again, neutral accessories are important here, so keep embellishments white and light.
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To introduce dark colours to your home in a more gradual way, start with the accessories, replacing muted drapes with curtains in a bold colour, or switching light coloured cushions for darker ones. The living room in this marvellous Chelsea apartment provides an excellent example of how effectively a few dark embellishments can impact a neutral living room. The dark throw pillows are an eye-catching addition, and match perfectly the coffee table accoutrements, the artwork, the fireplace, and the mirror frame above the mantel.
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I couldn't believe this -- I'm switching my wireless connections completely from 2.4GZ to 5GHZ wireless (cable just upgraded to a nice optical fibre @ 200 Mb/s !! season 1 game of thrones approx 40 GB download at full 1080p with eng subtitles in around 65 mins over Wireless !!).
When changing the router though to use the 5GHZ wireless look at the logon screen I got propmted with. The default was printed on the bottom of the router --that's fine but it shouldn't have presented that on the logon screen.
So I'd check and change your Router passwords if I were you. The cable router (WAN direct optical connection) broadcasts parallel streams 5 and 2.4 GHZ - I've disabled the 2.4GHZ -- the 5GHZ is nice and strong now with new router.
(note this is the router I'm using as a WIFI-->ethernet bridge --the WAN (Main Cable router) was fine and excellently secure with a randomly generated password).
The download settings using the bridge max at 433 mb/s -- that's fine - you won't get that on Wifi though --. Still faster than wifi only on a laptop which is where I tested my new wifi before setting up the bridge.


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At the start, the Phoenix (0-5 overall, 0-2 SoCon) broke open a 4-4 tie with a 12-2 surge, exploding to a 16-6 advantage on a bucket by Kitara McMoore with 14:03 to play in the opening period. Elon later claimed its second 11-point lead of the contest at 24-13 on a basket by Shashonna Moore with 10:23 left in the first half.
The Lady Bucs (3-3, 1-0) responded with a 24-2 run to snag an 11-point lead of their own at 37-26 on a jumper by freshman guard Kelly Turman (Atlanta, Ga.) with 3:24 remaining in the stanza. East Tennessee State's run began with 15 consecutive points - the first eight by Banjo - and was ended when Elon's Brianne Gray sank a pair of free throws with 3:02 to play before the break.
"I am very proud of the complete effort of our team, since we had to go deep into our bench because of early foul trouble this evening," commented ETSU head coach Karen Kemp following the win. "We kept our composure when we were down by 11 early, battling back to take a eight-point lead at halftime."
Taking a 39-31 edge into the locker room at the break, the Lady Bucs soon stretched a single-digit advantage into a commanding 69-45 cushion with 8:58 remaining in the contest when freshman guard Michelle Devault's (Columbus, Ohio) three-pointer capped a 30-14 run.
Elon won the battle of the boards 40-34, but could not overcome 29 turnovers to just 14 for ETSU. The Lady Bucs fired 45 percent (30 of 67) from the field while holding the Phoenix to 38 percent (18 of 48).
In addition to Banjo and Mayes, ETSU also received a double-digit scoring performance from junior forward Candace Gibson (Warner Robins, Ga.) with 12 points and eight rebounds.
Sophomore guard Brooke Wilhoit (Sevierville, Tenn.) had early foul trouble but came back with some key plays later in the game with two blocks, two assists and two steals. Freshman guard Nichelle Akers (Sumter, S.C.) was the spark off of the bench with eight points, four steals and three assists.
Elon was paced by Moore (12 points), Sarah Goldfarb (11) and McMoore (10).
"I am pleased with opening the conference season with a win over Elon tonight, especially after ending last season with a loss to them in the SoCon Tournament," said Kemp.
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TTGroup Communications, a Queensland based integrator of business communications solutions, have achieved the highest level of accreditation in Mitel's PARTNERprogram, based on rapid growth in sales of Unified Communications solutions.

Founded in 1992, TTGroup is based in Brisbane, and employs more than 60 people. Ranked 183rd amongst privately owned Queensland companies, TTGroup has grown successfully in recent years by offering IP based unified communications solutions.

Bob Bishop, CEO for TTGroup Communications commented, "We focus on building long term relationships with our clients, so we are always developing new ways to solve their everyday business challenges. Unified communications solutions offer the ability to improve both productivity and teamwork. We have helped many Queensland businesses to smoothly migrate to the latest IP based solutions, with our revenue from Mitel unified communications solutions increasing 240% in the last year."

TTGroup has been awarded Mitel premierPARTNER accreditation, the highest level of achievement in Mitel's partner program. This recognises that TTGroup is able to offer world class customer support service in the fields of unified communications and contact centre technologies, and made major investments in ongoing specialist technical training for employees.

In August 2009, TTGroup Communications also received two prestigious national awards from Telstra. Based on their success offering unified communications solutions, TTGroup was awarded "Telstra Enterprise Channel Partner of the Year", and the inaugural "Telstra Enterprise Unified Communications Channel Partner Award".

SmartSpeak, a subsidiary of TTGroup Communications, specialises in sophisticated hosted unified communications and interactive voice recognition services. Using a high availability Mitel Unified Communications infrastructure, SmartSpeak deliver sophisticated call handling solutions to clients, without the need to install additional equipment on a client site.

Gwilym Funnell, Mitel vice president for Asia Pacific commented, "Mitel awards premierPARTNER status to organisations that are truly able to offer outstanding service to clients, demonstrate a significant technical & sales certification level in Mitel solutions, and continue to achieve growth year on year. TTGroup has truly delivered some exciting unified communications projects over the last year, and we are delighted to see they are being widely recognised for their achievements."

Recent projects completed by TTGroup include solutions for CentreBet, Motorama Group, Trinity Lutheran College, WorkPac Group, QM Properties, Master Plumbers Association of Queensland, and Forest Lake Lodge retirement village.

About TTGroup Communications
TTGroup Communications specialises in delivering innovative business communications technology solutions to government agencies, and businesses of all sizes. Founded in 1992, the Brisbane based integrator employs more than 60 people, and is one of Queensland's largest private companies.

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A poem about division from Hacker's Delight
I was re-reading Hacker's Delight and on page 202 I found a poem about division that I had forgotten about.
I think that I shall never envision
An op unlovely as division.
An op whose answer must be guessed
And then, through multiply, assessed;
An op for which we dearly pay,
In cycles wasted every day.
Division code is often hairy;
Long division's downright scary.
The proofs can overtax your brain,
The ceiling and floor may drive you insane.
Good code to divide takes a Knuthian hero,
But even God can't divide by zero!
Henry S. Warren, author of Hacker's Delight.
On modern Intel parts, 32 bit integer division for Nehalem and Westmere is specified with a throughput of 5-13 cycles, and for Sandy Bridge it's specified with a throughput of 11-17 cycles. At 3 GHz, that's in the neighborhood of 3-4ns, which is damn impressive. In the height of the Netburst era (~2004), 32 bit integer division on Prescott was specified with a latency of 30 cycles, or around 11ns at 2.66 GHz. And if you go back to the original Pentium, it was specified as 46 cycles, which at 166 MHz is 277ns.
I guess what I'm saying is that division used to be a scary boogeyman, but it's not anymore. The hardware people have done their job.


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The golf scene has never been the same. It has changed radically, with purses soaring, sponsors lining up, and, at least when Tiger is playing, television ratings through the roof. Tiger has become incredibly rich and his mere presence has enriched the rest of the players, as they take advantage of the larger purses. But, the question is, has Tiger really been good for the game?
Has Tiger's presence made golf more exciting? Undoubtedly, it has for many. But, his incredible dominance was not necessarily a blessing for those looking for excitement in the form of close finishes and a heavyweight rivalry. Run away victories at the Masters, the U.S. And British Opens were incredible for their sheer golfing brilliance, but they were anything but exciting to watch. There was no drama involved. Of course, there were exciting tournaments to watch, but there was almost an inevitability to Tiger winning once he had secured the lead that left me, for one, heading for the golf course and not bothering to record the Sunday result.
Tiger has been brilliant. There is no other word for it. If he is not the greatest player ever, he ranks with only Bobby Jones and Jack Nicklaus as one of the best three men to ever play the game. But, has he been good for the game?
What has Tiger's behaviour on and off the golf course done for the game? He arrived with the attitude that you must win; because second place sucks. He displayed no grace when losing, and no humility when winning. I recall his last US amateur win, when he rallied from a large deficit to beat the hapless young man, Steve Scott, who had played his heart out with his little girlfriend on the bag. I watched as Tiger fist-pumped and celebrated his victory with his entourage, while Scott stood waiting to shake his hand. That display caused me to believe that Tiger had no class. Nothing he has done since has altered that opinion.
Golf is not about winning at all cost, including having the patrons move boulders for you after you've hit a poor shot. The greats of old all wanted to win just as much as Tiger, but few of them, if any, resorted to the kind of displays of temper and bad sportsmanship that have become almost the norm when he isn't winning. Contrast that with Jack Nicklaus, who was not only the greatest champion the game has ever known, but also the best loser, if finishing in second place in majors is really to be considered losing. What sort of example has that sort of behaviour from Tiger set for future generations of golfers?
There was the hope among many, including myself, that Tiger's dominance would lead to an opening of the floodgates, as far as attracting African Americans to the game. As far as I can see, it hasn't. I suspect that this is partly because the majority of African Americans do not relate or identify with Tiger any more than they have identified with the game. In fact, I wonder if anyone identifies with, or relates to Tiger. His aloofness with the fans and the media is almost legendary. Arnold Palmer he is not.
I had sort of hoped that age, disappointment, and public embarrassment would have produced a more humble, likeable and approachable Tiger Woods. If it has, I've not seen it. Tiger could have done so much for this sport, besides lining people's pockets. He has proven to be a major disappointment to me. But then, who am I? Just another golf fan with an opinion.


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Clothing and footwear are two major product sectors in Mexico accounting for 4.3% and 2.1% of the total retail sales in 2014 respectively. A multitude of factors are contributing to the healthy growth of both clothing and footwear market in the country. Improving economic performance, increasing fashion consciousness, increasing disposable income, and the launch of several foreign brands, are driving the sales in Mexico. The increase availability of both clothing and footwear online coupled with rising women participation in labor force is set to drive the robust growth in sales over the next five years.
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Clothing, footwear, accessories, and luxury goods specialists command the major share, accounting for 65.1% and 65.5% of total sales in the clothing and footwear sector respectively
The rising participation of women in labor force and their desire for a better life will favor retail growth
Clothing and footwear are expected to be the fastest growing segments with CAGRs of 8.1% and 8.0% over 2014–2019 respectively
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Grind into a paste:
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150 gm onion
1. Heat oil and fry the grind paste and till the oil rise.
2. Add in the powders and mix well.
3. Add in the salt and sugar mix well and add in the chicken.
4. Pour in the coconut milk and cook till the chicken is cooked and the oil rise. Add in the sliced turmeric leaves and mix well.
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America's favorite skater Tony Hawk revealed through his Twitter account late yesterday he was meeting with Tony Hawk Ride developer Robomodo about their next collaborative project. Hawk expressed enthusiasm from what he's seen so far, saying it's "already much better than I expected." Hawk also stated fans should expect to hear details soon.
While it would seem likely this new project would be a follow up to Tony Hawk Ride, perhaps Activision will decide to distance itself from that brand and, again, try to reboot the struggling skating franchise with a new theme or gimmick.
Tony Hawk Ride was universally panned by the majority of the gaming press for its clumsy skateboard peripheral and largely unsatisfying gameplay. Those complaints didn't put a damper on sales, however, as NPD reported the title sold 114,000 copies in the U.S. in just over two weeks. At $120 a pop, you can bet Activision is enjoying its profits.
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Newly-formed club Mumbai Tigers has decided to shut shop barely a year-and-a-half since it was formed. The club, which was owned by Dubai-based Dodsal Group, said they have been forced to take the decision considering that 'Indian football was going nowhere'.
While there is no official intimation yet of them disbanding the team, it has been reliably learnt that they will take no further part in football-related activities. The club also pulled out of the under-19 I-League and I-League second division on Wednesday.
Incidentally, the same afternoon, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) released the schedule for the Maharashtra leg of the Under-19 I-League. According to the schedule, Mumbai Tigers were supposed to play the opening match of the tournament against reigning champions Pune FC on January 14.
However, Mumbai Tigers team management decided in the evening that they will no longer be a part of Indian football and subsequently withdrew from the two competitions.
The primary reason for them shutting shop, said team sources, was that the management ran out of patience and felt there was no proper return on their investment. Sources said the team had invested close to Rs 30 crore since it was formed. Non-availability of stadiums to play their home games was also a factor that frustrated the team's owner Rajen Kilachand.
"The management has been investing a lot money. However, there are no returns on the investment made. Moreover, the owner was getting impatient with the slow progress Indian football was making," said the source. "Hence, during a meeting on Wednesday afternoon, the owner decided to withdraw the team from the under-19 league and second division I-League. With that, the club is also likely to end its operations."
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I will never understand what makes some people tick. Now, I don't consider my self-the worlds greatest parent. I try to be a good dad. With that said I believe you make sacrifices for your children. On Friday around 1:15pm I was off work. A friend of mine called and said "the Rio's are in town". Now, I am a rail fan and this meant that two locomotives painted in the Rio Grande paint scheme were in town. Rio Grande is a railroad that doesn't exist anymore. To see two locomotives in this paint scheme would be rare anywhere. To have two locomotives in that paint scheme in Fort Wayne, Indiana even more rare. I told him I had to pick up my daughter and I would try to catch up with him if my daughter fell asleep. She wasn't feeling well and I expected she would sleep for a while in the back seat of the car.
When I picked her up we stopped at Walgreen's to pick up her prescription. She asked if we could go to the zoo. Now, I figured that Sunday October 5, 2008 would be my last trip to the zoo for this year. I was wrong. I had planned to take her to the park and let her play or to Chuckie Cheeses. She maintained that she wanted to go to the zoo. We got in the car and headed for the zoo. I had to stop at the bank and get some money and while I was there my friend called again. I told him I had received "the request". I told him that I would not be finding him as my daughter had asked to go to the zoo and I was taking her to the zoo. My daughter and I ended our day at the zoo park.
Today I am sitting here at home with the day off. I am expecting a gift that I ordered for my son for Christmas to be delivered. I wasn't offered any delivery options on this package, as I would have chosen something different than the way it is being delivered given options. I had intended to drive by the rail yard to see if those locomotives were in town, but if I leave he house I may not be here when the gift arrives. Maybe I will go out later after it is delivered and see if they are in town.
There are people that have a "me" mind set. Some of my rail fan friends don't understand why I don't plan my time with my family around my hobby. My hobby is just that a hobby. My hobby will be there as long as I live. I know other people who put what they want ahead of other people's feelings and well being. My family is most important to me and spending time with them is the most important thing in life. We don't know what each day holds. There are no promises of tomorrow. Tomorrow we may not all be here together in this life. Some of us may pass on. It is important to live each day like it is the last one and spend time with our loved ones.


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What are the benefits of being a foster parent?
The chance to help children feel good about themselves
- Pride in doing a meaningful and important job
- The ability to give a child a family and a home
- The opportunity to meet and work with new people
- A chance to pursue special talents and knowledge
- The opportunity to make a lifetime of difference in a relatively short period of time
What kind of training and support can I expect to receive as a foster parent?
To become a certified foster parent, applicants will take a (32) hour training. They will also be required to complete (32) hours of continuing education classes each year to maintain their certification status. Continuing education training is provided by Nuevo Amanecer Latino Children's Services.
Each foster child is assigned a personal master's level, and mentors who are available to assist foster parents in providing supportive and positive environments for our children.
What kind of financial assistance is available?
Foster families receive a set reimbursement to help with the expenses incurred while a child is in their home. Children carry medical and dental insurance coverage while in foster care.
How long does the certification process take?
Earning a foster parent certificate typically takes about five months from the initiation of the process.
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text: Now, that we have root access, does anybody know if there is an app or a way to have the Droid give me digital output, instead of Analog? The reason I ask is, since I have a pretty decent external DAC + and because I need an AMP anyway to power my headphones and since the Droid is pretty much primary music player I would like the sound to be converted by a dedicated device so it sounds better. So does anybody know of how to do this?


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In a video this Monday, right wing Christian activist Janet Porter warned her viewers that if they failed to vote for Donald Trump in the 2016 election, Jesus is going to be pissed.
Praising Trump for his promise to appoint anti-abortion judges, promote political activism in churches, and defend everyone's right to say "Merry Christmas," Porter declared that a non-vote for Trump could result in "death for millions."
"God actually told us not to sit [out the election] when he gave us his voter guide in Deuteronomy," Porter said.
"He said, 'Choose life that you and your descendants may live.' You might feel good about yourself sitting out this election, but I can assure you unborn babies won't. The main choice set before us is life or death for millions."
Porter ended by saying she'll be voting for Trump "because the alternative is unthinkable."
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This morning I was woken by...
my phone ringing. I answer it, and a man says ''morning helen''. I answer him, asking who it is. He is ''David'', who then procedes to tell me that ''you'll be on your own today, as Lindsay's been rushed into hopsital as her waters have broken''
This panics me, as he greeted me with my name, I have a flatmate called david and one called lindsay. Then I realised, she isnt pregnant, so I told him he had a wrong number. How weird though! To have all the right names, for him to type my number, I even know a pregnant lindsay (but she isnt preggers enough for hospital yet), and apparently I even sounded like the helen he wanted to speak to.
maybe there are davids, helens and lindsays that lead a simalar life to you all together..
my daughter.
like every other day.
Your story is better than mine !
maybe it was a telephone call
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Amateur Night at the Apollo
(NEW YORK, NY – May 31, 2016) – On Wednesday, June 15th, in celebration of Black Music Month, the world famous Apollo Theater will present an especially "soulful" edition of its signature show with Amateur Night at the Apollo: Nothin' But Soul. During this themed Amateur Night contestants will pay homage to Soul and R&B legends who have graced the Apollo stage by giving performances that are based on the root of soul music. GRAMMY-nominated R&B singer/songwriter Deborah Cox will perform during this soulful night.
Deborah Cox is an award-winning singer/songwriter, Broadway star and philanthropist best known for her 1998 breakout smash hit "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here," which set a record as the longest-running No. 1 R&B single in the United States, reigning the charts for 14 consecutive weeks. Deborah continued as a fixture on the top of the charts, with six Billboard Top 20 R&B singles in addition to an impressive 12 Billboard #1 U.S. Dance hits. Since then, the Grammy-nominated Canadian superstar has been pushing past boundaries, from her versatility as a vocalist to her activism work supporting charities for women in need and LGBTQ rights to starring in Broadway musicals Aida and Jekyll & Hyde. Her repertoire expands with her latest roles as two of her childhood heroes: the legendary Josephine Baker in the riveting Broadway-bound production Josephine and the Rachel Marron role in the upcoming live theatrical adaptation of The Bodyguard.
"Every year, during Black Music Month, we celebrate Amateur Night's musical roots with our contestants all performing classic soul and R&B songs as a way of rekindling and preserving the rich musical history of soul music and its pioneers. We're talking classics like James Brown, Chaka Khan, Sam Cooke, Otis Redding and more," said Amateur Night producer Marion J. Caffey. "And we are excited to welcome our special guest artist, Deborah Cox back to the Apollo stage. She's a multi-talented artist and an incredible performer. It's sure to be a soulful night!"
Since its inception in 1934, Amateur Night has been one of New York City's most popular live entertainment experiences, launching the careers of thousands of performers and attracting audiences from all over the world. The Apollo Theater's Amateur Night has long been revered by artists as a transformative experience where up-and-coming talent feels the power of the legendary performers who have come before them, and where audience response can help make or break a career.
Hosted by comedian Capone, Amateur Night also features staples like CP Lacey in the role of the "Executioner" (the character who sweeps "booed" contestants off the stage), Joe Gray the "Set It Off Man," and the Apollo's Amateur Night house band led by music director, Michael Mitchell.
Ticket Information
Tickets for Amateur Night begin at $20 and are available at The Apollo Theater Box Office: (212) 531-5305, 253 West 125th Street, and Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com. Amateur Night's 2016 – 2017 Season runs through November 23, 2016 on Wednesday nights at 7:30 p.m.
Box Office Hours
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri – 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday – 10:00 am – 8:30 pm
Saturday – 12:00 pm – 6:00pm
Amateur Night at the Apollo is sponsored by Coca-Cola.
The Apollo's 2015-2016 season is made possible by leadership support from Citi, Coca-Cola, Troy and Keisha Dixon, Ford Foundation, The Howard Gilman Foundation, Robert K. Kraft, The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation, Merrill Lynch, The Parsons Family Foundation, the Ronald O. Perelman Family Foundation, JoAnn Price, Earl W. and Amanda Stafford, Time Warner Inc., the Reginald Van Lee Fund for New Works, the Apollo Board of Directors, and many other generous donors.
Public support provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
About Amateur Night
Since introducing the first Amateur contests in 1934, Amateur Night has been the launching pad for some of the biggest artists in the world including D'Angelo, Lauryn Hill, Michael Jackson, James Brown, and Ella Fitzgerald who won the very first year. Now, 82 years later Amateur Night continues to be a primary source for discovering new talent and spotlighting up-and-coming artists including Unlocking the Truth, Christian Guardino, Machine Gun Kelly, Sung Lee, NUMBERS, Matthew Hashimoto, Moses Harper, Matthew Whitaker and Nathan Foley.
About the Apollo Theater
The legendary Apollo Theater—the soul of American culture—plays a vital role in cultivating emerging talents and launching legends. Since its founding, the Apollo has served as a center of innovation and a creative catalyst for Harlem, the city of New York, and the world.
With music at its core, the Apollo's programming extends to dance, theater, performance art, spoken word initiatives, and more. This includes the October 2014 premiere and 2015 international tour of the dance celebration project James Brown: Get on the Good Foot, the annual Africa Now! Festival, Apollo Club Harlem, and the recent New York premiere of the opera Charlie Parker's YARDBIRD. The Apollo is a presenting organization that also produces festivals, large-scale dance and music works organized around a set of core initiatives: Apollo Music Signature Programs—Amateur Night, Salon Series, Apollo Music Café; Legacy Series— work that celebrates and extends the Apollo's legacy through a contemporary lens; Global Festivals including the Women of the World (WOW) Festival and Breakin' Convention, international and U.S.-based artist presentations focused on a specific theme; and Special Projects, multidisciplinary work with partner organizations.
Since introducing the first Amateur Night contests in 1934, the Apollo Theater has served as a testing ground for new artists working across a variety of art forms, and has ushered in the emergence of many new musical genres—including jazz, swing, bebop, R&B, gospel, blues, soul, and hip-hop. Among the countless legendary performers who launched their careers at the Apollo are D'Angelo, Lauryn Hill, Machine Gun Kelly, Miri Ben Ari, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Billie Holiday, James Brown, Michael Jackson, Gladys Knight, Luther Vandross, and Stevie Wonder; and the Apollo's forward-looking artistic vision continues to build on this legacy.
The Apollo Theater is a not-for-profit organization with the mission to extend the institution's role in fostering artistic innovation and in building appreciation of American culture around the world. For more information, visit www.apollotheater.org.
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Bug #372
dev-poll interface problem on Solaris 10
When using /dev/poll interface on Solaris 10,
ioctl(ev->devpoll_fd, DP_POLL, &dopoll);
fails. Problem seems to be in fdlimit, and check that was added in Sol10.
Long description of same problem in libevent:
Solution: do not use all available FDs, but at least one less, preferably 10 less, to be on safe side.
Change in server.c:
srv->max_fds = rlim.rlim_cur;
srv->max_fds = rlim.rlim_cur - 10;
-- debnar
Associated revisions
r2087@chromobil: stefan | 2008-02-26 17:01:12 +0100
Fix #1562 and try re-fixing #372: out of range access in fd array
- Bug is in original #372 fix [853]
- The re-fix for #372 is not tested:
the problem is that Solaris doesn't want to poll for maxfds (ulimit) events,
as at least one filedescriptor is used for the poll device.
So the solution is to just ask for one event less; the number of events
actually available is returned by the poll syscall, so it should work.
git-svn-id: svn://svn.lighttpd.net/lighttpd/branches/lighttpd-1.4.x@2082 152afb58-edef-0310-8abb-c4023f1b3aa9
Updated by jan about 13 years ago
- Status changed from New to Fixed
- Resolution set to fixed
thanks for the report,
fixed in r853
Updated by stbuehler almost 11 years ago
This "fix" probably introduced a new bug, see #1562.
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text: I got the extended battery, but I wanted to do a drain on the battery to calibrate it and to that memory dohicky thingy. At about 1030 am I was at 67 percent (was using the extended battery previously) I was in wifi and in 4G and 3G areas all day. Just did normal things in and out the house. Moderate downloading of apps on and off wifi. Internet usage and MP3 downloads off wifi. Drove miles across the city and went from 4G to 3G areas. Watched youtube and break.com videos on and of the wifi and 4G. Texted and made a few phone calls outside of wifi. I did alot with the phone. My battery finally decided to totally die at around 830pm. So, I don't have a million widgets running. Weather updates only when I prompt it to. E-mail get checked every 15 minutes. With all that I believe I got a god deal of battery usage. And it took me a short time to charge it fully. I wasn't counting, but I believe it was close to about 1.5 hours of charging. With that said QUIT RUNNING A MILLION WIDGETS! While you phone is not being used, why do you need facebook widgets running. Press a button and update, same with weather. You only need to know it when you actually look at your phone. So press the button and update it. I only plan on using my extended battery on long road trips or when I know I'll be out for a looong time.


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Best of the Week: Marvel's Next Steps, 'Lawless' Reviews, Movies That Should Get TV Shows, and More
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The Weird World of Secret Science Fiction: From 'Predator' to 'Cloud Atlas' by Jacob S. Hall
Indie Film Guide: What's in Theaters, on DVD and Coming Soon in the World of Independent Film by Peter Martin
For a Good Time, Listen to These 'For a Good Time, Call...' Interviews Right Now by Erik Davis
How Ari Graynor Breaks the Funny Female Mold by Monika Bartyzel
Friday, August 30
Remembering Tony Scott, Chris Marker and More Reel Important People We Lost This Month by Christopher Campbell
The Schmoes Know Movie Show: The Top 5 Movie Brothers by Movies.com
New Posters: 'Anna Karenina' Gets Pretty, 'Texas Chainsaw' Gets Ugly by Peter Hall
Dialogue: The Brilliant Mind Behind 'The Ambassador' Explains His Controversial Documentary by Peter Hall
Which Filmmaker Should Develop a TV Series? by Christopher Campbell
Rating the 'Lawless' Trailer: Find Out if It Spoils the Movie's Best Parts by Jeff Bayer
The Weekend Rent: The 'Lawless' Ways of Rebel Aussies John Hillcoat and Nick Cave by Robert B. DeSalvo
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