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BLACKWELL'S a ,0 NO OTHER. ' **> SEE? You will fliiil one coupon in tide each tiro ounce iiud two ctmpoui ln»i<le each four ottno* hag of Bluck- well'n Durham* liny a bng of thin cc If Urn toil tobacco and rend U.e coupon—--which given n Hut of vnlimlilo iiri-n- «nU and how to £Ct them. VJfGOLJi IEA lisj THE: WORL.P; for koopln/j the System In a Healthy Condition. CURES Headcoll « CURES Constipation, AcU on tho Liver and KldnoyS, Purifies tint Blood. Dispels Colds and Fevers, B»autlfle» the Complexion and to i! and i^ifreshlnff tn the Tasta. SOLD BY ALL Oflt/OQ/STfc . nicely Illusiiatml eijrhty-pa|t« Lincoln Story Book rir«« «o e«r» pnrcha«rrf« -. 01 Wacom Tea. Price :iSc. Ailcyoor 4mni»l,ot tanoaui TBA Ce_ Tort W»yii», U* Tor Sale by B. F. KEESL1NQ. ««A HA?C ,-— (-•Avr v.r- 53 g, - / IE IS THE PROPER TKIN^ .-'OR ::. A PARISIAN ROMANCE. How Little Coiiotto 1'onnil B Fortune In • Stuffed Cat. In Toris, yours ago, a young girl named Cosette lived in a shabby attic, ..•with her old uncle, a rag picker. He yave every evidence of being very poor, jmd the two had many a hardship toen- duro and often experienced cold and lunger. ! Cosette at length went out to service Hi the household of a tradesman in an. »bher part of the city. She still retained a worm affection for her old uncle, and every week would bring him a part of ierivages. The restshe carefully saved, ••Mid, before mnny years, she had a sum 3a,ld by, though it was small. She become engaged to be married to a baker, 'and was very happy. But while she was .planning what •wedding clothes she should buy witih A GOLDEN. SHOWER. She money she had saved, word came BRIGHT'S DISEASE can fee cured by using; Dr. J. H, McLEAN'S LIVER AND KIDNEY BALM The Peerless Remedy lor bit >t tnoiili. Prle«, »I.OO Per Bonli THE DR. J.H. MCLCAN MceiciNCCo. •T. LOU!«. MO. . that her uncle, the rag picker, had clic^. Kucldcnly, nlone in hisgfarret. Cosctte liaster.ed to tbe place, and iinding thci'e nor.e lo care for the body or give it burinl, she hnd it clone ut her own cost, expending in this vuy nearly all her little hoard. When her lover, the baker, heard what she had clone, he was furious at, the loss oi her dowry, and ref used, to marry her. Her employer also was displeased and discharged her. Sadly Cosette found her way again to tho desolate attic, where she wept liitter tears. But she soon took heart again, and determined to seek another fiituation. She took ,a survey of tie room, to see it her uncle hail left anything of use, but there was nothing, save a large, 6tuf£ecl cat, of which they had been very fond. Cosette reached up and lifted this carefully down from its dusty shelf. It seemed very heavy. As she was moving it port of the hide broke away, and a shower of gold pieces fell to the floor. Her unolo had beien a miser, and for years had secretly hidden his earnings in tills strange receptacle, wfhere he knew they would be safe, as *io one %vould ever think of treasure being concealed there. Oosette could scarcely believe her pood fortune. When the gold was counted there was a full thousand- louis d'or, equal to about $4,000; and'- ,thls made her wholly independent. She had no longer need of a situation. It was not long before she man-led—not the. faithless'baker, now, but his employer. And she found througih life abundant reason to be glad that her devotion to her old xmcle had been so richly rewarded. CLUBS BEGAN IN ATHENS. »GOOn INVESTMENT. FIPE.LiyE CERTIFICATES. IssuodJndonomlnnllonsof ICO., $100;, $250., $500., $1,000. The Interest is guaranteed for ft years. They nutLbo purchaser Slierct. per aunum. . Theinterost is from earning". The coupons aro payable soral-ammnlly. They nro sirall.ii fo Collateral Trust Bonds. The principal If) rapidly enhancing in value. 'They arn a eofo investment. ' vui*n*mi. Manhattan Building, Chicago, CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE ;:C«nlnl Muilo>H»ll, Chlcigo, Dr. F. Ziegfeld, Pret. 3Iit.TO»rbe!clo.S«l»t.'J'.lSOO. ' m u>lcdqnl Oa Forrmoul IntMuttm of. Amtrtca. Unexcelled fucllHlos fer a thoroujib course ID 1U8IC and DRAMATIC ART. ' c»Ulnl>r Xnlnl T<r» » '!lc»tloni for tbo fre« and partial aoholanhlpi \rocoivo Athenlunn Had the .Same Eicnsea an Men of To-Day. The birthplace of the earliest club is a disputed poiirt, but it isnvel] known that Niirna Pompilius, the second kins 1 of Komc, who died B, C. 073, founded trade guilds in Homo during: his rei£D, similar to the guilds of the craftsmen which play so important a part in. tho history of the middle ages. At on'6 time -there were SO oi these guilds in Kome alone. Later they spread beyond, the metropolis, for the boatmen of tho Seine at Paris and those of the lower HtLoiie formed clubs of their own. The guilds of Home, however, scarcely answer to our idea of a club, soys tha Cleveland recorder. We therefore tufa with greater confid'ence to Athens, where such a club seems to have oirijr- inated. Tho old Athenian clubs were not in all respects similar to Uiose of modern London and New' York, but there was nevertheless between ttem u strong affinity. Aristotle, who flourished B. C. 384, tells us that men of the same trade and members of, a particular tribe were wont to club together for business purposes. He-goes-ad. to say that others combined for-.the scko of social intercourse, and odds that "thfieei .meet together for the enie of one an-' otlher's company, and to offer Bnori- ftocs; -when they meet they both pay, certain honors to tie gods,: and at'tboi same time take pleasure and relaxation among -themselves." This would seem to point to' Athens as being the birthplace of the earliest club. , . Royal Relloi. . .'.'•••-. A cambric sliirt <lvorn by Lotiiis XVI. cm the day before his death realized $570, nnd tap napkin used at) ina«B on the morning 1 of his execution ,$390, ait a recent London sale. vod to August Wtti. CEOP KEPOHT. Hot Weather Helps on the Growing Corn, Threshing Is in Progress — There Have Been Frequent Showers, But More Rain Is Needed. Chicago, Aug. 11. — The reports as to the condition of the crops J.liroughout the country nncl the general effect of the weather on the growth, cultivation and harvest of the same were made Tuesday by the directors of the several • climate nnd crop sections. The reports received at Chicago were as follows: Ohio— Very warm, sunny weather, with local showers, heavy In southwestern portion, Threshing shows whe.st and QMS badly injured by the wet. Corn made fine progress, is earing- well, and in southern half some will mature about September. •Corn badly flqoded on river bottoms, but much recovering. Tobacco looks well, some cut, good leaf and yield. Pastures, pardons, potatoes and millet In cood condition, but hay Is not a pood crop. Grapes arc ripening nnd pencil trop Is heavy. Michigan— Dtoug-lit In northern section relloved.butmore heavy rains needed tin-re, Oat3 considerably damaged by wet weather, but slowly being secured. Corn has made fine growth; Is In splendid condltlori und curing heavily. Potatoes and beans In good condition. The upple crop is Immense. Fall plowlns quite general. Indiana— Hot weather continued. Several rain*, heavy, and Injurious lo wheat, oats, hay and corn In localities. Threshing and plowing progressed slowly. Corn 13 naturally rapid. A good crop of clover seed 19 liclr.fr hulled. A gre:,-. crop of peaches packed. Tomatoes me ripening, millet ready to cut and potato.* ripening. Illinois— Very hot, dry wu-H, except good showers In norih counties. Corn generally dolr.s finely and maturing rapidly, but late corn ni;t-da ruin In central und southern, counties. .Heat, practically stopped threshing uiul plowing, although shocked era In was mostly threshed. Broom corn ciittlns well begun. Wisconsin— Corn lias been greatly benefited during the week by thu high temperature and abundant ralnfr.il, and a heavy crop -is practically assured. Grain is being stacked, but in thu southern and middle scftlon It is hi poor condition, owing- to heavy und frequent, rnlns which thoroughly soaked -It while it was the shock. Threshinc is in progress. Tobacco is doing well, and pastures are improving. Iowa— High temperature and sunshine, with ample .moisture, have caused rapid growth of corn and much of the early planted will be rlpn enough to cut by the last of August. Good progress has b;-«n mado in stacking and threshing except In ' A queen is only woman after all, an every woman is queen if she be P erfect woman he crown of wo manhood is niothe hood. There is n lugher thing tha this. There is n better thing tha any woman can d than to be a motbe of bright and liapp children. That i the best and higbes thing, that anybod can do in this work It cannot be achiev ed by a woman wb isn't healthy, w> suffers from any o; |the weaknesses o (disorders peculiar t her sex. A fals< idea of modest; which prevents the acquisition of know ledge, and the carelessness which pre vents an application of knowledge are tbe most prolific causes of this kinc of sickness. Thirty years ago, knowledge of the prevalence of such disorders iu duced Dr. R. V. Pierce, than as now chief consulting physician of the Invalid'; Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo N. Y., to devote a great amount of time and study to the preparation of a remedy that would invigorate and strengthen the womanly organism — that would cure perfectly and positively all forms of fe male weakness — that vyould take the danger away from childbirth, and greatly lessen the pains of labor. This remedy is called Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription That it accomplished the object for which it was intended is proven by its remark able and continued success for 30 years. Women will gain much knowledge by reading Dr. Pierce's great thousand page "Common Sense Medical Adviser." A free copy will be sent on receipt of 21 one- cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only. Address, World's Dispensary Medica] Association, Buffalo, N. V. WAS GNAWED BY RATS. southern 'counties. Minnesota-Week very hot, with fre- Quc-nt showers, some hall and gusty wind's which lodged considerable graiii. No serious -damage from the hot winds., Orn rapidly maturing .und vc.-y promising. Small grain harvest being pushed. Rains badly needed over limited'areas for corn, potatoes and pastures. 'Apples plentiful. North Dakota—Conditions past week unfavorable, owInK to aevc-re storms. Vast acreiice ot ripening grain destroyed by hall. Late sown groins ruined 1 In ma'ny sections where storm flld not occur. Harvest making good progress. Haylnc about campleted with largest crop In .years. South Dakota—Very warm and much sunshine, with showers scattered and mostly light. Fine harvest weather. Corn ahd other late crops did well, except In localities, but good general rain would be beneficial. Corn very promising. •' .:,.-.Nebraska—Threshing and stacking of email grain In progress, but somewhat retarded by wot weather In southeastern section/ Hot, dry weather In southwestern Eectlon has further Injured corn In a few counties, Generally corn has made rapid progress, and continues to.promise an unusually large crop. . . . . Kansas—Good rains In northern and west central counties. Hot winds on three days seriously Injured late corn and fruit crops outsirlc of rain districts. Fall plowing, and haying In progress. A large crop o£ Una hfiy In sight. . . Missouri—Extremely high temperature, with little rain, except In a few northern counties, Mitch early corn is sate, but late planted la being Injured by drought and hot winds, and in a few southern counties the crop Is about rulne«T. Plowing- has been suspended. Considers ole damage to fruit In s'outhwest by hot sin and wind. Arkansas—Drought tnd very hot wealh- cr continued throughout the week to the serious detriment of a.l growing crops. Cotton-continues to shtd uauarea and. young bolls, is opening i.rcmaturel}\ a;id the plant is dying on the uplonds. Eai.'y corn Is a light yield, and late corn almost a failure. ' ' New York Bank Goe» Under, "New York, Aug.. 11.—The Murray Hill bank, doing business at 700 Third avenue, one of the oldest state banks in the city, has closed its doors. A.notice, signed by the state superintendent of banking, which was : posted on tbe door, states that the bank is closed, pending an examination of its affairs. The bank'has deposit's of about $1,250,000, which, it is believed, will be paid in full: It is understood that the bank was compelled to suspend because it has had to take a good deal of real estate for loans. •' ' The Engllih Yacht Itncei. London, Aug. 11.—The Eoyal.Yictoria Yacht club regattabegan at-Eyde Tuesday. There was a fine wholesale breeze frc-m. the nojtbyy<S$j» .J^e. jmit^.fgr yachts fSCeedmg' 40 rating was contested by the Britannia, Caress, Sat- anita, Ailsa and Meteor, the boats starting eastward at ten "o'clock. The boats sailed over the long course, twice round, about 50 miles. r At the end of the first round the Meteor was in the lead, Britannia second, Ailsa third and Satanita fourth. A Steamer on Fire. New York, Aug. 11. — The freight steamer Lizzie Henderson, of Philadelphia, lying at the foot of West I'orty-sixth street, .was discovered to be on fire at two o'clock Tuesday morning, and while she was being- towed down the river she sank. The cause of the fire and the loss are not known, but it is thought that the damage will be heavy.. . - . - ; , ' . ' . Adventures of n Ittan Afloat Ten Days In it Watcr-JjOjjjred Boat. After "almost incredible sulTerinjr, Albert Jackson was rescued from' the schooner Jessie P., which was-wrecked by the great storm t-hat swept over the gulf ten days ago. ^Yhen the Jessie P. left St. Andrews' Bay, Fla., for Pen'sa- cola there were several passengers on board, one of whom was Jackson. The vessel was caught in n storm and was deserted by tbe crew, who- took with, them in the boats all the passengers save Jackson. The latter was asleep in the cabin at the time and was forgotten. Those who escaped soon missed Jackson, but the storm was too fierce to put back, and the missing- man was supposed to have gone down with the. -vessel. •The Jessie P. did not go -down, however, and her waterlogged hulk was IN A DEPLORABLE PLIGHT. sighted and boarded by fishermen,from a smack. As the fishermen were walking about the deck they heard a faint rapping in the cabin. The ha/tchcsTvere battened downj but the fishermen broke them cpen and entered the cabin. As they entered they saw the form of Jackson on the floor and a number of large rats gnawing at Jiis legs. As the rats gnawed, Jackson, although unconscious, would strike his feet against the floor, and it was this that caused the rapping. The rats were very fierce, and left their prey reluctantly as the fishermen, approached. Jackson was taken on deck, nnd after several hours was revived sufficiently to tell of his experience. When he awoke on the night of the storm and found his companions gone and the hatches battened down, his reason almost tottered. He made 'desperate but futile efforts to burst open the hatches. There were n few biscuits and a little water cabjn. but the bjead and. drink; *"* f^.-* w_ > VI j.i.* r« ~« PHYSICIANS PROTEST. Interiiatloiml Rod Crosi* Society May Interfere tn Cuba. Xew York, Aug. 11.—An appeal signed by more than 100. physicians ID the United S'.ates will be pent to the general council of the International Keel Cross society, calling attention to the nonobservance' by Spain in the Cuban war of the stipulations unanimously agreed to at the congress held by the society, in which Spain, as a nation, took part. It was nt the conference specified that in all international or civil wars the hospitals, wounded men, surgeons and nurses of the enemy should be respected by the contending: panics. Attention ^s called in tho physicians' protest lo the frequent mention made in Spanish official reports of the capture 1 arid destruction by the Spanish troops of the hospitals of the Cuban insurgents. The specific cnse'prcsented is that of a Cuban hospital which was recently captured by the Spanish troops near Ma- tanzus. All the patients with the surgeons, Izpuierdo and Koip, were mach- eted by the Spanish soldiers, as officially reported by the authorities, and printed in all the Havana papers. REPORT CONFIRMED. Culmn Arrlvlne '" Plillndclpbla Dcfccrlbcl .Macco'K Dunth. Philadelphia, Aug. 11.—Sergt. Loi-en•/o Cuullaro, a Cuban who for 17months has seen active service in the revolutionary army, arrived in Philadelphia Tuesday. He was one of an escort oi nine men delegated to accompany Capt, Isadora Eodrigo to this country, the captain bearing secret dispatches to the Cuban junta in New York. He confirms und describes the death of Gen, Jose M.iceo, which occurred just after the battle of Loma del Gato, which was it Cuban victory. He was shot in the back by the Spaniards after they had retreated, and while Maceo was dismounted and giving" orders. Sergt. Gunllaro said that there is no truth iu thcstatcmcntsfrcquently made that there are dissensions between the whites and blacks in the armies v Of Cuba. SUSPECT FOUL PLAY. V V Body of a I'romlncnt Politician Found la tlio Potomac. Washington, Aug. 11.—The body of A. If. Pile, secretary of the national committee of the silver party, and a prominent politician of San Francisco, wus found in the Potomac river about 100 yards east of the oquduct bridge, Monday. How Pile came to be drowned or-how long his body had been in the ,vater is a mystery yet to be solved. | There is not the first thing to indicate Kuicide, as was first suggested, but .here are reasons for suspecting foul play. When last seen Mr. Pile was pos- icssed of n considerable sum of money, nil of which vanished during the time e had been lost to his friends. A PoniiBj-lvonlan Democrat BoIU, Philadelphia, Aug. 11.—W. M. Singery, whose name heads the list of electors lOminated at the Allentown democratic «tate convention, has written u letter to )emocratic State Chairman Wright, announcing his unwillingness to ,sup- lort the Chicago convention platform nd candidates, and asking that his tame be withdrawn from the state cmocratic electoral ticket. ! Thrown and Killed. Columbus, 0., Aug. 11.—George Wal- •ers, a well-known citizen, was thrown rom a sulky Tuesday morning, his orse running away. . His foot caught n the step and he was dragged for five 'locks by the frightened animal. He an live but n. few hours. AMBITIOUS_ WOMEN HAKE HEROES OF MEN. She Will BraTc Anything for the MOIL She Lores. CSPtCIAfc TO OCB tABV EE4DEB6.] When an ambitious woman loves a man she will spur him to heroic efforts-. Slie will dare with him the rigors of the frozen North, and encouragehim in daring-dangers almost un- surmount.- able. Women are by nature ambitious according to their physical and mental strength. Hope and ambition ccme with perfect health, but vanish before sickness and despair. American women are, unfortunately, particularly subject to those painful female diseases that are the omse of so much hopelessness and misery. Could all women realize the tmdeni- .ible fact, that they suffer unnecessarily, how much brighter life would be! Lydia E. Pinkham devoted her life to the study of female diseases and their cause: anil she discovered in the Yegc- • table Compound an absolute remedy. It succeeds in removing the cause of the trouble. Women who rely more upon their own natural common-sense, rather than on the theories of their physicians, write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. Mass., and are soon restored to health. Here is a living example: "Four months ago I ^p was unable to L stand on my feet, I had falling of the K • womb, kidney trouble, and inflammation of the bladder; the backache and bearing- down pains were dreadful. My physician could give me no relief. A friend said, try Lydia. E. PlnkJimts Vegetable Compound. Well, I did. Oh, if even- suffering woman would do the same, they would he cured, cured absolutely and entirely, as I am!" MRS. WM. M. MOBEY, 20 Seymour St., Pittsfield, Mass. THE MARKETS. . . . . Miller* Aiilgn. Hamilton, 0., .Aug. 11.—The-Cnrr & Browne company^ of .this city, which runs •> large flouring mill, assigned Tuesday morning, to William E. Browne, president of tie Second .national bank. The assignee gave bond in -the. sum of $30,000. Assets, $20,000; liabilities not given. ; . A Prominent Lawyer Dead. '. ' Lock Haven, Pa., Aug.. 11. — J. It, O'Htijnilton, a prominent lawyer of San Francisco, died Tuesday morning at the residence of his brother near this .city, ilr. Hamilton had been- a TesidenVof Ban Francisco for.26 year*. ,,"*'•' in gone. He fought tli6 rats off; .till liia strength failed and he became unconscious. Ho had been unconscious two days when'rescued. Jackson's legs we horribly gnawed by the rats, and be Is weak from hunger and thirst, but ivill'recover.' A Liiveiy Kttm wnr. . • St. Louis, Aug. 11.—There is a lively rate war in progress between the Clover Leaf and Wabash railways on Toledo and St. Louis business. The cause of the fight was a Clover' Leaf excursion rate of $15 with hotel privileges between here and Put-in-Bay. The Wabash cut the rate to $11 and this was met by the Clover Leaf. On this basis the railroads secure but $5.25 for a haul of 872 miles. The. fight may.be taken up by other lines.. '•' ' .- ' . • . . • Italian Government May Act. .. Rome, Aug. 11.—The-government has sent a cable dispatch to, Baron Earn, Italiau.ambassador.at Washington,^directing hint to forward to Home at once precise detailed information, concerning the recent lynching of three Italians in St. Charles parish, 20 miles from New Orleans, on .Sunday ;last..- -The Italian newspapers are.-filled^with articles on the. subject, inciting the.government.to take energetic action in the matter,. . . 'exporror neenwai. '•.. ,', Last year we exported beeswa x. to tilto •mount.of 309,212 pounds, and'recelVed. for it $90,8 \ n wrth for all weakened conditionsrtcnrd- «{ less of cause. -Medicine .sent for One Dollar postpaid, or address lor particulars, A. S. Johnnn, M. D.. Battle Cnik, Mich. •hlpplng-,'$2.SO®3.23; Pigs, J2,75®3.45. Grain, Provlnlong, Etc, Chicago, Aup. 11. FLOUR — Quiet and steady. Prices nsed as follows: Winter— Patents, $3.40 JS3.CO; seconds, ?l.DO@'2.C r i; low grades, $1 TCB 2.00. Spring— Patents, J3.25W-3.75; straights, J2.60C13.20; bakers', S2.10i5>2.2tt: low grades, email@example.com; Red Dos, $firstname.lastname@example.com;, Rye, $2.00® 2.20. WHEAT— Fairly active and unsettled. September, CCK@57c: December, OO^SCO^c. CORN— Easier. No. 2, 23%@23Vic; No. 2 Yellow, 231i@23%c; September, 23«.ig>23?;c; October, .2414c ; December, ONE-HALF SIZE OF BOX. POZZONI'5 I COMPLEXION POWDER; } hit* been tho suindarfl for Torty years ftnd I , la ino-e popular io-ui7 tluin cvor before. POZZOM'S . I Is vlie Ideal compTexloa powder—be»utlfy1iyj,| rcuLlai;, cle:ir.!v, b?althful acd hnrmlcsi,' deiteMt, jnyltlblo proicctlnn to tho loco. WI'.li cverv iwx ofl-OZZOJi rs « mag* i I nlflcciit XccvllTB GOLD PCFF I i UOX ia (firm free .of cttarg«. . '.AT ERUGG1ST8 AND FANCY STOKES.' The COAST LINE to MACKINAC —->—fr-TAKC THE"*—C—— OATS— Fair trading and lower. No. S cash, 17c; September, lG«(fi>16V£c; May, 19^0 19Vic. Samples easier. No Grade, 10S?i4e; No. 3, I5@20c; No. 3 White, !S@19^c; Nc. 2, 17@18c; No, 2 White, 21@H«c. ' RYE— Was dull nnd weak, at lower prices. No, 2 cash. 29c; No, 3, 25c; September delivery, 29>/4c. BARLEY— Old'barley, moderate oale and •teady, but now at the same time rules dull. New Barley, 20@26c for No. 3, according to quality; No. 3 old Barley, 25@35c. MESS PORK— Market moderately active and prices higher at email@example.com for cash; firstname.lastname@example.com for September; J6.05g>G.25 for Oo- tobcr. and p,05(g>7.12}4 for Janyiary. rradlnff.rnocfera.tely active and prices higher at $2.22M;@3.23 for cash; $3.25 @3.27% for September; $3,30®3.35 for October,. and $email@example.com for January. BUTTER—The' market is ruling quiet, With quotations at ICiflSc for creameries and 9@l!c for dairies. LIVE POULTRY — Fair demand. Turkeys, Chickens, E@S%c; Ducks. 8 per pound; Geese, per dozen, J3.00 06.00. WHISKY—Steady on the basis of $1.2 for hlghwines. New Tork, Aug. IL FLOUR—Steady, unchanged. WHEAT—No. 2 Red, moderately active, firm, ^ic lower. September," 6215-lftg) 6S E-lCc; December, G!%©fi5 Il-I6c. CORN—No. 2 quiet and steady. No. 2, 29?i©30?4c: • September; 29>A@29'Sc. OATS-Octobcr, S01-1S@30VJ(C: No, 2 dull, firmer. -State, 27e>32c. Western, 23@32o. BEKF—Quiet. -Extra mess, J6.OOQi7.00. PORK—Steady. New mess, $email@example.com; old mess, t8,00iiirs.23. LARD—fitdady, quiet. Steam refined, «3.60/ '• ...;...-. . . ... • BUTTER—Firm, but fairly active. Western dairy, 0@12c: Western do., UM^5>15Vsc! Elglns, 1.5V4C. CHEESE—Good demand, firm. Part •kirns, 2@5c. - - - - ' •' . , F.GGS—Steadier, more active. Western, ll@12c. _______ . Live Stock*. f . . • ••••••' Chicago; Aug. ll CATTLE—Market • slow. Fair to best beeves^' firstname.lastname@example.com; stackers and feeders, |firstname.lastname@example.com; mixed 'Cows and Bulls,' J1.I5& 3.SO; Texas'; $email@example.com.'. - - - - , • HOGS—Market CSTlOc hlg-her. Light, J3.10 ©3.45; rough-packing. 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HTC Desire :: People Widget And ContactsJul 14, 2010
Got a Desire last week, and it's my first smartphone so am on a bit of a learning curve, but the phone does rock.
Anyway, I'm a little confused with regards to the People Widget.
I have it configured on one of my home screens and its linked to my Gmail contacts account. I have set my favourites (grouped as 'Starred in Android')
and synched the favourites to go to that group when you first set it up.
Now, the phone also has 3 duplicate contacts in the list - all of the duplicates look like they've come from Facebook, but I can't get rid of them from the list.
At first I thought that the phone was trying to synch my gmail contacts with my facebook contacts, but then it hasn't done all of my Facebook contacts that match the contacts in my Gmail.
I'm a bit confused as to how they've got in there.
I've tried resysnching Gmail and Facebook, removed the People widget and re-added it, I've checked everything in my Gmail contacts but can't see anything un-toward, I've tried having background data sync enabled and disabled whilst trying to remove these to no avail.
I still can't seem to remove these 3 duplicate entries.

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Dubai Free Zone Company Formation
PMC Solutions have made it surprisingly easy to incorporate offshore companies in Jebel Ali, offshore, Ajman offshore, Ral Al Khaimah offshore and elsewhere in UAE. All the Emirates that are part of the United Arab Emirates offers to the foreigner investors the possibility to incorporate a company in a Free Zone. Companies are required to have a shared capital and the legal entities permitted are Free zone Limited Liability Company (FZ-LLC), Freezone Companies (FZC), Free zone Establishment (FZE), Branch of a foreign company, Branch of a local company, and freelance in some Free Zones.
Companies as for the free zone Regulations need to get a business license to practice their activity in the freezone. A wide range of choices based on the business activity allow the Companies a multiple selection of activities under the 3 primarily categories: Commercial, Industrial, and Professional. The most used Free Zone jurisdictions are:
- Dubai Mainland Licensing
- UAE Free Zone Licencing
- DMCC Free Zone (JLT) Licensing
- Ajman Free Zone Licensing
- Dubai Airport Free Zone (Dafza) Licensing
- Dubai Healthcare City Licensing
- Jebel Ali Free Zone Licensing
- Dubai Maritime City Licensing
- Dubai Silicon Oasis Licensing
- Dubai South Free Zone Licensing
- Fujairah Creative City Licensing
- Hamriyah Free Zone Licensing
- Rak & Rakia Free Zone (Ras Al Khaima)
- Sharjah Airport Free Zone Licensing
- Umm Al Quwain Free Zone Licensing
- Abu Dhabi Airport Free Zone
- IFZA-International Free zone Authority


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Click here to link to each grade's summer Math and Reading assignments, as well as stationery lists.
Click here to link to each grade's summer Math and Reading assignments, as well as stationery lists.
"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the one who'll decide where to go…" -Dr. Seuss
On June 9, 2016, All Saints Catholic Academy's 2016- 2017 Student Council Officers were inducted during their Ring Ceremony Prayer Service celebrated by Rev. Philip Sanders. Student Council Officers from 2015- 2016 were on hand to help inaugurate the new officers. Pictured: (Top Row) 2015- 2016 Officers: Spiritual Director Tyler Macanka, Vice President Michael Novicio, President Benjamin Silver, Secretary Erica Hilado, and Treasure Joseph Vuolo. (Bottom Row): Moderator Diane Molesky, 2016- 2017 Officers: Spiritual Director Amber Kelley, Vice President Landon Paradine, President Gregory Van Sant, Secretary Brigid McCabe, Treasure AJ Bianciella, and Moderator Nicole Narese.
Congratulations to ASCA's NJPAC Dance Team! They won the bronze medal at the final competition at the NJPAC Center on June 2.
ASCA is full of new life. The PreK and kindergarten classes observed the life cycle of the butterfly and set the fully grown butterflies free in the school garden. The second graders cared for and hatched chick eggs in their classroom. The baby chicks were given a new home on a farm.
ASCA's Annual Art Show was held on May, 25. The artwork of students in all grades was displayed throughout the hallway "galleries" for all to appreciate and enjoy.
Open registration is ongoing for grades Pre-kindergarten-3, Pre-kindergarten-4, and kindergarten through eighth grades for the school year 2016-2017. Please call the school office (201-443-8384) for an appointment to come tour our school and meet our teachers.
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After leading Central Michigan in receiving yards as a freshman, Julian Hicks could already be on the move to another program. Hicks announced via Twitter he has entered his name to the NCAA transfer portal, and he seemingly has already made up his mind that he will be leaving Central Michigan behind.
"Thank you Central Michigan University for everything," Hicks proclaimed on Twitter. "I have officially entered the transfer portal."
By entering the transfer portal, Hicks may have contact with any other football program in the country looking to add a wide receiver to the mix. However, Hicks also has the option of withdrawing his name from the transfer portal at any time and remain at Central Michigan. Hicks will have to sit out the 2019 season under standard transfer rules. After redshirting in 2017 and playing in 2018, Hicks has three years of eligibility at this moment. Assuming he sits out the 2019 season, he will be left with two more seasons on the field at his disposal beginning in 2020.
Hicks led CMU with 313 receiving yards on a team-high 28 receptions. He also led the Chippewas with four receiving touchdowns.


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By BOBBY SWEENEY
OSWEGO, NY – Peter Britten avenged his disappointing end to Super DIRT Week in 2017 by winning a wild Camping World 150 in dramatic fashion with a late-race pass on Stewart Friesen. Britten made the move late around Friesen for the lead before going on to win the $20,000 payday.
"This feeling is just awesome," Britten said. "We learned last year that you have to make sure your car is there at the end and we had it today."
Tim Fuller led the opening laps of the Camping World 150, initially chased by Mat Williamson and Erick Rudolph. Using an early caution and subsequent lap nine restart, Williamson jumped up to the top of the track and blew by Fuller.
Friesen made his presence known early, riding the wall, past Rudolph, and into third by lap 20. Just behind him, Larry Wight charged from tenth to fourth, then to third past Friesen two laps later. Neither pass stuck at the time, as Rudolph found himself back in his earlier position of third by lap 27. With 29 circuits in, Fuller jumped up high and drove back by Williamson in a move similar to Williamson's earlier pass.
Before too long, it was a four car scramble for the lead between Fuller, Williamson, Rudolph, and Wight. On lap 34, Rudolph and Wight split Williamson in turns three and four, with Rudolph blasting to second and Wight to third. The very next lap, it was Williamson and Wight splitting Rudolph in the same spot, with high-flying Wight now in second.
By lap 37, Wight was all over Fuller for the lead, looking high, low, and even in the wall for a way by. On lap 43, Wight touched the wall a little too hard, and Rudolph went back to second. Meanwhile, Friesen was ripping the cushion and charging forward, getting by Wight on lap 50.
Friesen was a man on a mission, driving around Rudolph for the runner up spot on lap 54. Next up on Friesen's radar was Fuller, and Fuller wasn't far ahead. On lap 58, Fuller got hung in the middle off of turn four, and Friesen blasted by. Rudolph got under Fuller the next lap, sliding the polesitter back to third. At this point, Friesen was the only car committed to the top, but it was clearly working.
Through traffic, Fuller and Wight couldn't match the pace of the top two. Lance Willix slowed on lap 69, pausing competition momentarily. On the restart, Wight blasted from fourth to second up high, and Gary Lindberg followed in Wight's tire tracks from sixth to fourth.
Wight didn't stay runner up for long, as Rudolph worked back to second on lap 80. Out front, Friesen was on a roll, driving away from the field and working traffic with ease. The yellow waived for the fuel stop on lap 96, and the first car to take advantage of the open pits was eighth place Mat Williamson.
One constant in this event was the speed of the cushion on restarts. With 106 laps in, the field went back green, and Lindberg rocketed around Rudolph for second. Brett Hearn got an even better restart, charging from sixth to third on the first lap, then past Lindberg for second right after. Ronnie Davis III slid around Wight for fifth, but instantly lost the spot to Pat Ward, who was lapped earlier in the event. David Hebert slowed on lap 112, pausing the insanity for the moment. Under this yellow, a number of fast cars such as Wight, Fuller, Jimmy Phelps, and Matt Sheppard ducked into the pits for fresh rubber.
Rudolph slipped by Lindberg to regain third when race pace resumed, with Ward, Davis, and Billy Dunn from the back arguing over fifth. Out of the cars who pitted, Sheppard was the biggest mover, charging to 12th by lap 122. The remainder of the frontrunners that pitted were stuck in three, four, and at one time five wide battles deep in the pack, with a mosh pit of racecars all trying to move forward. Up front, Friesen and Hearn continued to set the pace. Willix spun on lap 125, slowing Friesen's lightning quick tempo again.
Britten went balls to the wall when racing went back green, blasting from eighth to fifth in the opening lap. Britten disposed of Ward for fourth the next time, as Lindberg dropped to sixth.
On lap 137, Britten railed the cushion and drove by Rudolph for third, nearly in the wall the whole turn. Marc Johnson slowed for a yellow soon after, and Matt Sheppard clawed to seventh.
On the final restart, Britten threw a slider on Hearn for second, and it stuck. Britten, looking to avenge his Big-Block loss from a year ago, went hunting for the lead, flying around the outside and closing in on Friesen. Britten looked high on lap 141, but Friesen slammed the door. A crossover attempt was unsuccessful, and Britten regrouped.
On lap 142, Britten made his move. Entering turn three, Britten threw his car up high and blasted around Friesen for the lead, clearing Friesen by the exit of turn four. Once out front, Britten kept the throttle down and drove off to his first Super DIRT Week feature triumph, claiming victory in the Camping World 150.
Stewart Friesen finished second, while Matt Sheppard made a last turn pass for third. Brett Hearn crossed in fourth, while Erick Rudolph completed the top five.
CAMPING WORLD RV 150 FEATURE FINISH (150-LAPS): 1 Peter Britten 2 Stewart Friesen 3 Matt Sheppard 4 Brett Hearn 5 Erick Rudolph 6 Pat Ward 7 Billy Dunn 8 Gary Lindberg 9 Kenny Tremont Jr. 10 Ronnie Davis III 11 Billy Whittaker 12 Larry Wight 13 Corey Wheeler 14 Jimmy Phelps 15 Mike Mahaney 16 Billy Decker 17 Tim Fuller 18 Michael Parent 19 Carey Terrance 20 Steve Bernier 21 Brian McDonald 22 Matt Janiak 23 Alan Johnson 24 Louis Jackson Jr. 25 Steve Bernard 26 Mike Maresca 27 Mario Clair 28 Rocky Warner 29 Todd Root 30 Demetrios Drellos 31 David Hebert 32 Alex Therrien 33 Lance Willix 34 Marc Johnson 35 Danny Johnson 36 Tim Sears Jr 37 Mat Williamson 38 Alan Therrien 39 Kyle Dingwall 40 Jordan McCreadie


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Bart and I just saw The Man from UNCLE, an early-1960s period spy thriller confection full of stylish Guy Ritchie tricks. Interestingly, his use of action is often offhanded, offbeat and even off screen, and it works. I like the way the director deftly deflected the violence, instead of making the obvious choice of Kingsman-like hyper-violence.
The visuals and music are excellent, although I wish they'd used the iconic Goldsmith TV theme (referenced only for two seconds on a car radio).
Armie Hammer is charmingly stoic as KGB agent Illya Kuryakin. Henry Cavill tries hard as CIA agent Napoleon Solo, but Robert Vaughn, the original Solo, believes in his own self-assured suavity, and Cavill does not believe in his.


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Philip Lew, XBOSoft founder and CEO, will participate in two webinars on consecutive Mondays as March morphs into April. You will want to save the dates of March 27 and April 3 if you are interested in learning more about the challenges of Agile testing, as well as testing in the mobile IoT era.
Lew will be guest speaker for an hour-long webinar March 27 hosted by Coaching Agile Journeys. Lew will share his insights into Agile testing in the trenches. In this talk, he will cover agile testing issues such as test plans and cases. You will learn where testing fits into the Agile process, as well as how to implement integration into a team to contribute from the beginning.
The XBOSoft CEO will also share how to take the reins of your Agile efforts and ensure the long-term success you envision for your team. While walking through Agile principles, you will learn how they have been implemented, and how to craft your own version of Agile that best suits your needs. Register now for this solutions-driven discussion.
Lew will host an hour-long conversation April 3 on mobile IoT with Jon Hagar, author of "Software Test Attacks to Break Mobile and Embedded Devices." He will talk with Hagar about specialized IoT hardware, creating and testing multiple user interfaces — the UX challenge, third-party software functionality, and security and privacy of IoT. Register now for this discussion. Register now for this conversation.


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Fawlty ticket sends Sybil off track
Prunella Scales was on her way to Canterbury when the mix-up occurred
Just one raised eyebrow from Sybil Fawlty is enough to keep her recalcitrant husband in line. But this time she wasn't dealing with Basil but with an eagle-eyed ticket inspector from Southeastern Trains.
For unbeknown to actress Prunella Scales — best known as the imperious co-star of Fawlty Towers — she and her equally famous actor husband Timothy West had mistakenly been sold the incorrect train tickets.
They were on their way from their South London home to Canterbury, where West was due to give a performance to raise money for the city's New Marlowe Theatre this week.
But after buying their tickets, they found themselves unceremoniously stopped at the barrier at King's Cross St Pancras Station as they rushed to catch the high-speed service to Kent.
A fellow traveller says: 'There was a bit of an argument with the ticket collector. He kept telling them they didn't have the right tickets as it was a high-speed service and they needed a high-speed upgrade.'
Last night, in a plea echoed by thousands of travellers every day, West told me: 'We bought the tickets at Clapham Junction which is the nearest station to our home. But ticket sellers in one part of the country seem to have no idea about trains in other parts. It happens all the time.
'We were sold what we thought were the right tickets — we wanted to go from King's Cross because it is faster than from Victoria or Charing Cross — but when we got there, we were told they were not. I have had this before. It is because there are so many train companies operating on the same lines.
'Once, in Coventry when I complained, I was told: "You're the sort of people who complained when the trains were nationalised and now you're complaining that they are privatised.'' '
Although they were allowed to take their seats, a second inquisition by another inspector followed, but he relented after saying: 'I recognise you two — you are off the telly.'
Says fellow passenger Kiran Maini: 'After that Mr West went all the way down the length of the train to look for two seats together, but it was so packed I don't believe he found any.'
Isabella Calthorpe revealed she had never dined at The Ivy
For all her social connections, well-born actress Isabella Calthorpe has an unexpected blank in her busy diary — she's never dined in The Ivy.
That the first time she crossed the threshold of the West End restaurant so beloved of actors should be to appear in a playlet commissioned to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the modern-day Ivy only added to the piquancy of the situation.
'I've never been here before,' says Isabella, 30, an old friend of Prince William and former squeeze of Virgin heir Sam Branson, as she began a five-night run in the 20-minute play Heavenly Ivy, written by Oscar-winning Sir Ronald Harwood.
In it, Isabella has to sing two songs and tells me: 'I'd like to do more of that. Though I'm not a proper singer as such, I can sing.'
Downton Abbey star Elizabeth McGovern, TV presenter Anne Robinson and restaurateur Richard Caring were among the first-night audience.
Also there was actor John Standing, who told me how during visits to The Ivy in the 1940s with his actress mother Kay Hammond he and his brother would discreetly lob lavatory rolls at 'theatrical bores'.
There is no stopping former music mogul Mervyn Conn.
At 76, and three years after stunning pals by getting his girlfriend pregnant, he has decided to come out of retirement.
As big as Simon Cowell in his day, the father-of-six — who introduced Country & Western music to Britain in the Sixties — is now about to host six one-hour music programmes on Sky's Vintage channel.
He also wants to revive his musical The Tammy Wynette Story, with the late singer's daughter Georgette Jones playing her mother.
Georgette will be in Britain next week joining Ronnie Wood, Jimmy Tarbuck and Ed Stewart for the launch of Conn's autobiography, which notes his visits to Downing Street, the White House and the Kremlin.
Divorced seven years ago by his wife Laura after 30 years, Mervyn says he met his most recent love in more prosaic surroundings — shopping in Tesco.
'Our romance didn't last, but I absolutely adore our daughter Lily, who spends two days a week with me.'
Following my revelation last year that Maureen Lipman had quietly been dating a new man — retired marketing consultant Guido Castro — the actress took him with her to Simpson's-in-the-Strand for The Oldie magazine lunch in her honour yesterday.
Italian-born Guido, who is two years older than Maureen, 64, is clearly extremely fond of the actress, who was widowed in 2004 when her playwright husband Jack Rosenthal died.
A proud Guido tells me: 'I adore Maureen. We have lots in common, and I like nothing better than to sit down and have a nice cup of tea with her.'
Who said romance was dead?
Detmar Blow was pointedly absent from the champagne launch party of the latest biography — the third in three months — of his late former wife, fashionista Isabella.
Blow, who penned one of them, was not invited, says writer Lauren Goldstein Crowe, 'because he didn't cooperate with me, which was a shame'.
Of Blow's own book, Lauren says: 'It wasn't really the definitive biog he said it was. It should have been called My Life With Issy instead.'
Guests at the Claridges party for Isabella Blow, A Life in Fashion, included Hollywood star Jude Law, whose actress girlfriend Sienna Miller provided her with a bolthole in Gloucestershire.
'Jude and Sienna were incredibly supportive practically and intellectually,' former Time magazine writer Lauren tells me.
'I have six-year-old twins, so it gets a bit crazy at home.
'Jude helped with his mental input — he's very well read.'
PS You have to admire the cash-strapped Duchess of York, who was revealed to have flown first class to America the other day where she was met by two limousines — one for her luggage.
Finding herself in remote Kalamazoo in the state of Michigan at the weekend, Sarah, who is making the documentary Finding Fergie for chat show queen Oprah Winfrey, managed to bag herself and three companions a table at the city's top restaurant Rustica, where she tucked into a ribeye steak and romaine salad, sharing two bottles of Brunello red wine at £61 a time.


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BiohackingCongress is the international platform dedicated to furthering the advancement of Biohacking, HealthOptimization, Longevity; as well as
BioTech, Digital Health, Healthy, and Ecological Companies.
It includes:
Biohacking Congress is the community for meeting and exhibition; exchange opinions and gain exclusive skills between renowned scientists, nutritionists, dietitians, fitness explorers, life expectancy researchers, and authors of bestsellers on healthy food, sleep, and mind.
One of our goals is to promote beneficial cooperation and partnership between Investors and Entrepreneurs.
We want to help create a world in which millions more people are engaged with their health, and living happy, wholesome, and long lives.
Become a part of our Community!
Perhaps it will change your Life!
Julia is passionate about Entrepreneurship and Biohacking.
She has been working for the Venture Capital Industry for more than 5 years, and she is experienced in investor relationship management and startup operations.
As Event Director she has held more than 150 Startups Conferences in the US and all over the world and has got a wide global network of VCs and CVCs.
Julia is the Co-organiser of Biohacking Congress, the international platform dedicated to furthering the advancement of Biohacking, Longevity, Wellness, BioTech, DigitalHealth.
Mick is a motivated and dynamic professional with a proven record of generating and building relationships, coordinating projects from concept to completion. Experienced in developing strategies for managing a broad range of project activities in startups. Skilled in building cross-functional teams, demonstrating exceptional communication skills. Mick worked at Facebook, Google, and other Silicon Valley startups.
Cutting-edge tech evangelist, experienced marketing executive, ex-CEO of Silicon Valley startups. Specializes in brand positioning, investors marketing strategy, high-conversion campaigns for tech companies and business development. Mentor in 1991.vc, 500 Startups.
Managing partner at boutique investment bank Jaguar Capital. Experienced business development executive focused on designing and implementing fundraising strategies for technology companies. Director of Investor Relations at $100MM TMT Investments Fund II.
Partner at Quantum Wave Fund, Silicon Valley. CEO at TheAIWorks and Braintree. Former CEO of Coda Devices, which was acquired by Thorlabs in August 2019. Prior to that Vasily was a CEO in Nanooptic Devices, Silicon Valley nano-technology company. He has over 10 years of Private Equity and Investment Banking experience; over 4 years of Management Consulting experience with McKinsey & Company. MBA degree from IESE, Barcelona.
Venture Partner at FYDA Growth Partners with a focus on Growth Acceleration, and has a track record of 4 serial exits in Telecom CRM, Location-based Apps, Video.
Sudhir has over 35 years of global experience in high-growth markets in domains covering IIoT, AI/Analytics, Mobile Devices/Apps, AR/VR, Robotics, Cloud, and Security.
Communications and PR Manager with a productive experience of working in the venture capital and private equity industry. Inna participated in conducting startup conferences in eight countries.
Inna is passionate about innovations with potential impact on the world.
Graphic designer with experience in the education, traveling, and venture capital and private equity industries. She was engaged in design for various events.
Marina believes that design, like innovation, should help people and make the world more beautiful and functional.
Allen is a current undergraduate student at Stony Brook University, studying Biochemistry and Economics. With a love for biology and rising interest for business and economics, he currently seeks opportunities to allow him to grow, learn, and gain more experience. He joined BiohackingCongress to gain research experience, but now absolutely loves the field of biohacking and its current implications in society.


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Hilton to Open First Hotel in Harrogate
DoubleTree by Hilton Harrogate to open following £15 million renovation
HARROGATE, UK and MCLEAN, Va. - Hilton has signed a franchise agreement with the Cairn Group to open DoubleTree by Hilton Harrogate. The hotel, formerly The Majestic Hotel Harrogate, will open at the end of 2019 following a £10 million refurbishment programme.
Work has already begun on upgrading the stately Victorian hotel and once complete, will include 170 refreshed modern guestrooms, fitness facilities, a spa and pool and state-of-the-art conference and events space for up to 500 delegates.
Aneil Handa, Director, Cairn Group, said: "We are excited to announce that the highly regarded DoubleTree by Hilton brand is coming to Harrogate. This partnership will enhance our iconic hotel's current offering and we are very much looking forward to working with Hilton and seeing the finished results."
Richard continued: "This conversion follows the successful transition of two of our Cairn Group hotels to the DoubleTree by Hilton brand - DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Newcastle International Airport and DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh – Queensferry Crossing and represents an exciting opportunity for Harrogate and the Cairn Group."
Patrick Fitzgibbon, senior vice president, development, EMEA, Hilton, "A Victorian landmark, this hotel is a fantastic addition to our DoubleTree by Hilton portfolio. The hotel has been a paragon of Harrogate hospitality for more than one hundred years and, following its renovation, will become the first choice for hotel accommodation in the upmarket spa town."
For meetings and events, there will be six state-of-the-art boardrooms and nine conference and events suites. The hotel will also receive a boost to its restaurant offerings, which will include a champagne bar and restaurant, lounge bar, terrace and private dining room.
The hotel will continue to be owned and operated by The Cairn Group and will create a number of new jobs at all levels.
The Cairn Collection is part of the Cairn Hotel Group, a family-owned business headquartered in Newcastle, with 50-years' experience in the industry.
For more news on DoubleTree by Hilton openings, visit news.doubletree.com.
Padraig Crowley
+44 207 856 8005
Nancy Cremore/Hollie Luxford
Davies Tanner
+44 0 1892 619100
About The Cairn Collection
Founded in 2017, The Cairn Collection is a portfolio of ten hand-picked hotels in iconic locations across the UK. Hotels in the group include The Majestic Hotel, Harrogate; The Redworth Hall Hotel, Durham; The Old Ship Hotel, Brighton; The Angel Hotel, Cardiff; Stirling Highland Hotel, Stirling; The Royal Station Hotel, Newcastle; Stoke Place Hotel, Buckinghamshire; St George's Hotel, London; Cairn Hotel Newcastle and Cairn Hotel Edinburgh. The Cairn Collection is part of Cairn Group, a family-run business, based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne with a diverse hotel, bar and restaurant portfolio and over 50 years' experience in the industry.
About DoubleTree by Hilton
DoubleTree by Hilton is a fast-growing, global portfolio of more than 590 upscale hotels with more than 136,000 rooms across 48 countries. For more than 50 years, DoubleTree by Hilton has continued to be a symbol of comfort for business and leisure travelers around the world, from welcoming guests with its signature warm DoubleTree chocolate chip cookie, to serving the local community. DoubleTree by Hilton offers contemporary accommodations and amenities, including unique food and beverage experiences, state-of-the-art fitness offerings and meetings and events spaces. Hilton Honors members who book directly through preferred Hilton channels have access to instant benefits. To make reservations, travelers may visit doubletree.com. Connect with DoubleTree by Hilton on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Learn about the latest brand news at newsroom.hilton.com/doubletree.
About Hilton
Hilton (NYSE: HLT) is a leading global hospitality company with a portfolio of 18 world-class brands comprising more than 6,100 properties with more than 977,000 rooms, in 118 countries and territories. Dedicated to fulfilling its mission to be the world's most hospitable company, Hilton welcomed more than 3 billion guests in its 100-year history, earned a top spot on the 2019 World's Best Workplaces list, and was named the 2019 Global Industry Leader on the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices. Through the award-winning guest loyalty program Hilton Honors, more than 106 million members who book directly with Hilton can earn Points for hotel stays and experiences money can't buy, plus enjoy instant benefits, including digital check-in with room selection, Digital Key, and Connected Room. Visit newsroom.hilton.com for more information, and connect with Hilton on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube.Download Article Photos


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Does anyone remember the time when Osama Bin Laden was the enemy number one of the whole "Western World"? Ah, and Al Qaeda was the BIGGEST THREAT to … Western "way of lie" (intended). Remember Brezenski, Reagan… Taliban.. anyone?
Then Obama enthusiastically declared "We got him" . Bin Laden was humanely eliminated with a very religious burial rites which performed by … Yankee's Team 6…Oh I mean the very infidels' NAVY. Well very humane indeed!
Waiting no time, "suddenly" from "nowhere" the new enemy number one of the West and the Jews: ISIL appeared with such powerful force that seemed unstoppable. Its name changed to ISIS then just IS, lest people in the Western world might confuse with the ISIS "Israel Secret Intelligence Services"!
Well, the Arab people in Muslim world never have such confusion, they call them Daesh, and they knew it's Jewish Daesh, whose Modus operandi is so verbatim Talmudic .
Yet, the Daesh was indeed unstoppable… by the Jewish West. It spread fear and horror to the West with high tech weapons, supplies, and money of the West and with special assistance from the Jewish State and allies Arab Saudi and the Turks ! Unbelievable isn't it!
Then the RUSSIANS got in. The once unstoppable IS has been decimated by the Rusians and collapsing like the house of cards in Middle East. But in its dying days, the "powerful" Daesh some how transformed and re-surges throughout the Western world with just knives and cars.. and left-behind ID cards!
When millions of innocent people in Middle East were massacred, their cities and home were bombed into stone age, and their children, babies were "droned" into pieces while playing , while sleeping; their lands, their natural resources were stolen by the Jewish state and the "civilized democratic" West… It's war on terror. It's war for "Democracy". Aye, It's a just war to protect the West and the Jews ' way of lie (intended). It's worth it!
When some whites were knifed, some whites were run over by cars by some non-whites; some white women were groped by some non-whites (please just pretend that all were true… and Charlotteville did not exist). It's the "clash of civilization". Muslims and Arabs are once again demonized and dehumanized in the most crude and simplest way. And the whole "sophisticated" Western world swallows it… again!
It's the clash of stupidities, for the people in the West (whites and non white) have lost their capacity to think.
The Jewish controlled Cabal is winning… again!


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I have a set of raster area results, that represent a prediction for a specific loccation. I would like to measure accuracy of two methods, given the actual values, estimate-A method values and estimate-B method values.
At the moment, for each raster pixel, I'm getting the difference abs(ActualLayer.pixel.value - EstimateLayerA.pixel.value), and using the average difference for a given area as a measure of accuracy (closer to 0 would be better).
This is ok, but are there better methods to quantize the accuracy of estimates against the actual for a given area?


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Rain, rain. How have I missed thee? Let me count the ways:
I have missed your pitter patter on my roof top
watching all living things refreshed and alive again
listening to the melody of droplets trickling down the spout beside my bed
the scent of wet earth
cheering for raindrops that race each other down a window pane
the feel of cool kisses on my skin
jumping and splashing in a puddle and feeling like a child again
all of the memories your return brings to me


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Aug 19, 2019
2019's Winter Tour to Bring Classic Album to the Stage With Brand-New Production, Staging & Effects
Verified Fan Registration Brings Best Tickets for Best Prices Starting August 19
Fan Club Presale Begins September 4 • General Public Tickets on Sale September 13
Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) The multi-platinum, critically-acclaimed progressive rock group today announced its highly-anticipated Winter Tour 2019. Returning with all-new staging and effects is the unforgettable show that started it all, "Christmas Eve and Other Stories." TSO's show that started small, performed to 12,000 people in five cities in 1999, which then exploded onto the national scene, eventually playing to 9 million fans over the course of an incredible 12 years (through 2011), the mega-hit "Christmas Eve and Other Stories" has grossed an incredible $377 million over 1224 performances.
A product of the vision and imagination of TSO's late founder/composer/lyricist Paul O'Neill, "Christmas Eve and Other Stories" began the unique format O'Neill called "Rock Theater" and forged a deep connection with their fans that it turned into the wildly-successful tour, cementing the group's status as a must-see, multi-generational, holiday tradition and kick-started the trend of Yuletide season tours. This year's multi-sensory extravaganza is set to begin on November 13th and will visit 66 cities for 109 performances across North America before concluding on December 30th (see full itinerary below and online).
Starting today, Aug. 19th, the Winter Tour 2019 will begin its "12 Days of TSO Verified Fan Registration" where all fans can sign up at tso.tmverifiedfan.com/ (powered by Ticketmaster Verified Fan) for exclusive access to the best tickets for the best price before tickets go on sale to the general public. Presales will begin for TSO fan club members on Tues., Sept. 4 for Nov. 13 through Nov. 30 tour dates and on Thurs., Sept. 5 for Dec. 1 through Dec. 30 tour dates. Fans who are not members of TSO's fan club, but have registered during the "12 Days of TSO Verified Fan Registration" will have the opportunity to participate in presales on Sept. 9 and 10. General public on sale is set to begin on Sept. 13th. For more details on tour dates and all on sales, visit www.trans-siberian.com.
"Christmas Eve and Other Stories" is based on the triple-platinum album of the same name and follows a story by TSO's late founder/composer/lyricist Paul O'Neill. In keeping with the classic line "If You Want To Arrange It, This World You Can Change It," the story is set on Christmas Eve when a young angel is sent to Earth to bring back what is best representative of humanity. Following favorite TSO themes of "strangers helping strangers" and "the kindness of others," "Christmas Eve and Other Stories" takes listeners all over the world to help reunite a young girl with her distraught father. The album and tour feature such fan-favorites as "Ornament" and the epic "Old City Bar," both of which have not been performed live in recent years. The rock opera also features such TSO classics as "Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24," "O' Come All Ye Faithful," "Good King Joy," "Promises To Keep," and "This Christmas Day." Additionally, the tour will enjoy a new second set containing some of TSO's greatest hits and fan-pleasers including "Christmas Canon," "Wizards In Winter" and many more.
Since its historic touring debut, TSO has played nearly 2,000 Winter Tour shows for more than 16 million fans, with tour grosses of more than $725 million, and has sold in excess of 12 million albums and DVDs. Year-after-year TSO hits the upper reaches of the domestic and worldwide tour charts. Recently in July 2019, TSO was ranked No. 6 on Pollstar's North American Tours Mid Year chart and No. 8 on Pollstar's Worldwide Tours Mid Year chart. In 2018, TSO came in at No. 16 on Pollstar's 2018 Top 200 Year End North American Tours and at No. 17 on Pollstar's 2018 Year End Worldwide Ticket Sales Top 100 Tours chart with more than 925K tickets sold. Additionally, in July 2019, TSO was featured in Billboard's Money Makers of 2018. In 2009, Pollstar ranked TSO at No. 20 on the "Top Tour(s) of the Decade" and Billboard placed TSO at No. 25 on its "Top Touring Artists of the Decade."
Always embracing the O'Neill's sense of altruism, TSO remains one of rock's most charitable bands. This year, as in years past, TSO will give at least $1 from every ticket sold to charity – to date approximately $16 million has been donated by the group.
TSO's Winter Tour 2019 is presented by Hallmark Channel.
For photos, video, music, bio, and more information on the 2019 Winter Tour, visit: http://nc-management.com/tso/press/winter/index.html (User name: press / Password: "christmaseve").
PRINT/ONLINE MEDIA: TSO's Music Director & lead guitarist Al Pitrelli and longtime TSO drummer Jeff Plate will be available for interview via a media teleconference on Thurs., Sept. 19 at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. To register your interest in participating, email [email protected].
RADIO STATIONS: TSO's Music Director & lead guitarist Al Pitrelli, drummer Jeff Plate and guitarist Joel Hoekstra are available for radio (phone) interviews on Sept. 11-13. For more information and/or to schedule an interview, please contact Alan Rommelfanger at [email protected].
TV STATIONS: TSO's Music Director & lead guitarist Al Pitrelli and vocalist Kayla Reeves are available for a satellite media tour on Sept. 16 & 17 from 6 a.m. to noon ET. For more information and/or to schedule an interview, please contact Gabi Bisconti / 646-770-9012 / [email protected], Kenny Kaplan / 646-770-9001 / [email protected], or Adam Lind / 646-770-9000 / [email protected]
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Church Talk
Religious leaders discuss the word of God in this weekly feature. Published on Fridays, Church Talk discusses themes from the Bible as well as looking at current events in a Christian context.
Remember the Sabbath dayFriday August 10, 2018
The word "sabath" or "sabbat" is both a noun and a verb.
As a noun, it's the name of a day of the week.
How college houses got their namesFriday July 27, 2018
Last week there was a report in CINews on the Nukutere College's cultural inter-house competition held at the Punanga Nui Market in connection with the Te Maeva Nui celebrations.
The true meaning of 'sacrifice'Friday July 20, 2018
Sacrifice – one of the definitions from the Oxford Dictionary for the word "sacrifice" include an act of giving up something valued and treasured for the sake of something else regarded as more important or worthy.
The choices you make define who you areFriday July 13, 2018
Today I ask of you, before you continue to read this Church Talk article to firstly reflect a little on your life.
The lost and the reckless...Saturday July 07, 2018
The headline might sound like the title from an old soap, but in fact, this story's older.
I'll paint the setting and then tell you the story as told by the original orator.
Personal holiness raises questionsFriday June 29, 2018
If we were to say that becoming more holy is unnecessary, that we will simply remain in known sin, then we are effectively saying that God is not holy, that sin does not involve a contradiction and conflict in us, and that God has not made provision for victory.
Spiritual suicide: Mate vaerua iaia uaoraiFriday June 22, 2018
"But if our Gospel be hid, it is hid to them that are lost...E teianei, te arai katoaia nei ta matou Evangelia, I arai'ia ia I te aronga e ta ia ratou uaorai" – 2 Corinthians 4:3.
There's hope for all of God's childrenFriday June 08, 2018
There is always hope for every one of God's children - hope and knowing that we are worthy as a child of God.
The important question of trustFriday June 01, 2018
Who can we trust?
We married couples, do we trust each other?


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5:57pm 06-04-2020
Wiggo Karlsen
Just recently I "discovered" John Gorka by chance on Spotify. Wanted to learn more about him and his music, then stumbled upon this page, and I really enjoy it. "Land of the bottom line" is a brilliant song title!!
12:47am 11-18-2018
Marty Fernandez
Purchased, ( yet, another JG album ) Before Beginning, just prior to driving home from Portland, OR to Seattle, WA. It was while hangin' with my daughter, Sophie. before she had to head off to work ( Whole Foods ) at a great, long time Portland record shop that I spied this unknown ( to me, at least ) new/old release. Enjoyed every new/old note. Thanks for keeping such good company over the tired miles and over the nearly 30 years I have been listening to you. The liner notes alone were worth the time spent. Keep on keepin' on John !
8:38pm 01-31-2018
krissy king
I just got your new CD!!! I have a full collection now!! I ordered through RedHouse Records thinking it would be signed instead of Amazon...not thinking of ordering through your site....I was just so excited to be one of the first to order. Anyway...I will see you in Portland, OR in March and hopefully get it signed then!! You are Amazing and I listen to you each and every day!!!! Thank You John!!!!!! :) ( PS Hopefully you'll sign another pair of my Boots too!!!! )
5:04pm 01-10-2018
Scottish Dave
As an elderly 60 yr old, I do my best to promote and sing your songs wherever I go. I am inspired by your song writing and your playing. I'll never be anywhere as good as you but your songs enable me to move most of my audience to tears with the emotion the exude. If your touring in the UK I will definitely come watch the master class. The sad thing is that in the circle of music move in most people have heard your songs but don't realise that it was you that wrote them.I do my best to educate them. Keep up the great work. If you have any song books on the horizon - please let me know.
5:42am 11-06-2017
Gerda van Vliet
I saw a beautiful and relaxed performence from John Gorka in the Dedemsvaart!
I got the ticket for my 60 years birthday from my brother Jos, a very good cadeau.
I hope to see him again in Holland next time. I enjoyed it.
Thank you John for your nice and relaxed storys and songs.
Thank you Jos for the beautiful website and videosite!
11:53pm 10-15-2017
Jim Pennell
You produced an excellent package on the Central Ohio Folk Festival including my videos. However you credited those incorrectly to a "Scott Pennell"---no such person. "SPennell" is the name of my son's youtube video site. I can be seen in the concert audience photo(the guy in the front row with the cap and white mustache.
Jim Pennell.
10:38am 09-03-2017
Sabine Goodman
I hope to be able to come to one of your shows here in Europe this fall! Oldenburg appeals to me, I love northern Germany.
Best, Sabine
11:57pm 07-22-2016
Bill Davis
I'm just starting to delve into this site, thanks so much. I saw John this evening 22 July in Morristown NJ, he was superb and hilarious as always...Russ Rentler accompanied on mandolin which added an extra dimension. I had seen him in Saranac Lake NY in May and had forgotten to get my son to take a picture of us, I redressed that tonight and am so glad to have shared a few moments with John who I knew from High School. Thanks John for that and for a great show as usual!
7:45am 10-04-2015
Dr. Richard J.LeJava
We saw John Gorka last night 10/3/15 in Plymouth Ma with LoriDiamond and Fred Abatelli,what a show ! First time that I saw him performing live.As john would say, "How else would I perform" I didn't know what a great story teller he was and what a great personality and sense of humor he has,really down to earth kind of guy,and when he spoke he spoke just to you ,which really impressed me immensely ! As I told John after the show,because of him I am alive today because I must walk each day and guess who keeps me going with his music, "JOHN GORKA" Thanks John and as I told him, "I'm from New Jersey"
5:17pm 07-10-2015
Hello John,
Just want to say hello. Thank you for your beautiful song "Take down your flag". I just watched it and I too share your deep sorrow. For me it is just so devastatingly tragic that so many beautiful people are gone. Your gifts are truly heaven sent.
Helen Casey
11:03am 05-14-2015
Paula Jacunski
When, oh when, will we see guitar tab for "Fret Not" and "Fret One"?
4:19pm 12-09-2014
Claus Ulrich
Still a great site, Jos! Keep up the good work! Kind regards, Claus
9:52pm 11-05-2014
Megan in Boston
John! You are stupendous. How do I hire you for gigs? Please let me know.
Thank you! MCR
6:57pm 09-05-2014
Scott Deneau
I admire and love Johns music - for almost twenty years now - an incredible writer, song writer and an inspiration for many musicians like myself. Thank you so much John.
4:25pm 05-08-2014
Ken Gailer
John Gorka is one of my favourite singer songwriters. I have all his music.(just ordered his new cd) I am Australian and arrive in New York on September 4 so thought I'd' check his tour dates. Couldn't believe it when on September 5 he plays at The Rubin Museum of Art, NY. Being an artist the venue makes it doubly fantastic. I can't wait!
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London, Jan. 17 (ANI): The FBI has admitted that its forensic artists modelled Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden's "age-progression images" on a bearded Spanish politician.
The US state department was forced to withdraw digitally enhanced images, circulated around the world last week, after the discovery that it was not quite as technically sophisticated as the FBI had originally claimed, The Telegraph reports.
The digitally enhanced photographs of Bin Laden - showing how he might look today - were produced in an effort to find the elusive al-Qaeda leader.
But it created an unexpected stir in Madrid when Gaspar Llamazares, 52, a member of Spain's communist party, recognised strong elements of himself in the image and complained to the US.
Llamazares said his forehead, hair and jaw-line had been "cut and pasted" from an old campaign photograph.
Earlier, the FBI claimed to have used "cutting edge" technology to reproduce new images of 18 of the most wanted terrorist suspects for the State Department's Rewards for Justice website.
Ken Hoffman, a spokesman the FBI, admitted that a technician "was not satisfied" with the hair features offered by the FBI's software programme and instead used part of a photo of Llamazares, found on the internet.
"The technican had no idea whose image he had found and no dark motive for using it," he said.
Llamazares said the mistake showed the "low level" of US intelligence services.
It could cause problems for any individual mistakenly seen to resemble the wanted terrorist, he said.
"Bin Laden's safety is not threatened by this but mine certainly is," he said. (ANI)
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Polye accuses Pruaitch of making 'false allegations'
PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (PNG Post-Courier, Dec. 5, 2011) - "He who lives in a glass house should not throw stones", Treasurer Don Polye reminded former treasurer Patrick Pruaitch yesterday in Papua New Guinea {PNG). Mr. Polye urged Mr. Pruaitch not to mislead the public with false allegations of misappropriation and illegal use of funds by the O'Neill-Namah Government and allow himself to be used by the selfish elements with selfish interests to disseminate fake and misconstrued facts.
Mr Polye said that as former treasurer Mr Pruaitch knows very well that when trust instrument expire, the minister responsible for the Public Finance (Management) Act (PFMA) under his or her powers either extends or revokes the instruments depending on what best suits fiscal management.
"Mr Pruaitch should have also known that at the end of every fiscal year, the report of the process of the close-of-accounts which considers the accounting of the fiscal year is made available at the end of the fiscal year.
"The fiscal year has not yet ended and that process is continuing and therefore any comments made by anybody are premature and naïve as the genuine information cannot be made available at any time earlier.
[PIR editor's note: The accusations are in part fueled by a recent demand by the PNG opposition to conduct an immediate and thorough investigation into the government's US$226 million spending of public funds.]
"What has gone on in the media with regards to the so-called "500 million kina [US$226 million]" expenditure outside of budget is only a political gimmick," Mr Polye said.
Mr Polye said Mr Pruaitch should bow his head in shame for approving a 125 million kina [US$56.6 million] payment out of the worker's contribution in Nasfund for his own and his friend's selfish gains — the Sovereign Community Infrastructure Treasury Bill (SCITB) that was approved by Mr Pruaitch for the Kokopo District when he was treasurer and finance minister.
"I remind Mr Pruaitch that he should be contemplating when and how he would fork out of his own pocket to repay all or part of the contributors' K125 million to the Nasfund," said Mr Polye.
The Minister said the country knows that Mr Pruaitch and his cohorts breached Section 209 and 210 of the Constitution and all the sub-ordinate laws of the land to authorise the payment of K125 million outside of the Parliament process.


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As expected, Gegard Mousasi is a Bellator MMA champion. It did not take him long to do it.
Mousasi (44-6-2) made quick work of Rafael Carvalho in their middleweight title fight at Bellator 200 on Friday, finishing off the three-time defending champion via TKO just 3:35 into the first round. The event took place at SSE Arena in London.
Anything short of a middleweight title would have been viewed as a failure for Mousasi, who signed with Bellator as a free agent in 2017. He left the UFC on an impressive five-fight win streak.
"It feels good, I worked hard for this," Mousasi said. "I thinking it could go five rounds, but I've fought with heavy guys. Once I'm in top position, I'm good."
Mousasi, of the Netherlands, took Carvalho (15-2) down in the opening minute and attempted to work to his back. The Brazilian managed to get back to his feet at one point but ultimately lost the positional battle.
After dragging Carvalho back down, Mousasi moved into full mount. He worked his ground-and-pound from there, which eventually forced Carvalho to give up his back. The bout was stopped after Mousasi flattened Carvalho out and landed a series of elbows and punches to the side of his head.
Immediately after the fight, Bellator's welterweight champion, Rory MacDonald, another former UFC standout, called for a champion-versus-champion bout on social media.
@mousasi_mma congratulations on you dominant victory, @ScottCoker @rich_chou i know you wanted a title defense from me before challenging at middle weight. but myself vs @mousasi_mma is the fight to make right now, so lets make this happen!?— Rory MacDonald (@rory_macdonald) May 25, 2018
For his part, Mousasi seemed more than interested.
"I think everyone wants to see Rory MacDonald," Mousasi said. "Hopefully he doesn't chicken out and we have a fight."
Page dominates Rickels
British welterweight Michael Page (13-0) appears ready for anything Bellator can throw at him after dominating former lightweight title challenger David Rickels (19-4) in a second-round TKO win.
Page, 31, forced Rickels to wave off the bout just 42 seconds into the second round. Rickels stopped fighting after he walked into a stiff counter right hand by Page. The punch opened a cut over Rickels' left eye, and he motioned to the referee to stop the fight.
Page has been one of the most intriguing prospects in MMA for years, but Bellator has chosen to bring him along slowly. He is now 9-0 under the Bellator banner, with seven finishes.
Friday was arguably his toughest test to date, but he made it look easy. He repeatedly caught Rickels with counter right hands, and he nearly floored him with an early spinning wheel kick. After connecting with a jab-right hand combo late in the first round, Page began salsa dancing in the middle of the fight.
The win may finally set up a long-awaited matchup between Page and Paul Daley, another striker out of England.
Davis crushes Vassell with head kick
Former light heavyweight champion Phil Davis (19-4) took a well-deserved bow after this one, as he knocked out Linton Vassell with a right head kick at 1:05 of the third round.
A former NCAA collegiate wrestling champion, Davis has recorded only four knockouts in his 10-year MMA career -- but he looked like a KO artist on Friday. He caught Vassell (18-7) with a right foot directly to the chin, which quickly ended the fight.
"If that don't give you the heebie-jeebies, if that don't keep you up at night, I don't know what does," Davis said.
Davis, 33, looked comfortable throughout the 205-pound bout. He hurt Vassell with knees to the body in the first round, and he scored a takedown in the second. Vassell, who is from England, nearly took Davis' back in a scramble but was mostly neutralized offensively.
Davis is now 2-0 since losing his belt to Ryan Bader via split decision one year ago.
Reality star Chalmers stays undefeated
Aaron "The Joker" Chalmers (4-0) continues to have the last laugh when it comes to his critics.
A cast member of the popular British reality show "Geordie Shore," Chalmers submitted Ash Griffiths (4-5) via guillotine choke at 1:55 of the opening round. The 163-pound catchweight bout served as Chalmers' Bellator debut.
Written off by some as a gimmick, Chalmers, 30, has finished all four of his pro fights inside the first round. He dropped Griffiths with a left hook, right hand in the pocket, then secured a guillotine finish from the standing position.
"You know what it is," Chalmers said. "If you don't like it, then f--- ya. Simple as that. I've got the best team around me in England. That's why I just put him away in the first round."
Chalmers works with, among others, UFC welterweights Leon Edwards and Tom Breese. He now has two career submissions, along with two knockouts.


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Are you waiting for results day? Find out where and how you can get your results, in light of Covid-19. Head to our Result & Certificate Information page to find out more.
Alton Sixth Form College and Havant & South Downs College (HSDC) are planning to merge on 1 March 2019 to establish a single leading merged College group with campuses in Havant, Waterlooville and Alton. We see this as an exciting future, offering opportunities to extend and develop the choice and excellence for which both Colleges have built an outstanding reputation.
Answers to the frequently asked questions about the merger can be found below. If you are an employee or student there is additional FAQ information available.
Yes. It is fully recognised that Alton College provides strong local provision in the local area and the intention is that the new merged College group will continue to operate from the existing campuses at Havant, Waterlooville and Alton for the foreseeable future. An important principle of this change is that no course will be closed part-way through delivery and no students will be expected to travel between Alton and Havant. In fact, the aim is to increase provision over time.
Although the current Alton Governing Body will be dissolved, the intention is that the two existing Colleges will come together as part of a single entity, as strong and equal partners to enhance the student experience and provision. It is a genuine partnership built on a shared vision and equal standing.
We aim to develop and enhance the student experience. The merger has the potential to provide significant benefits to students and the wider community. The benefits are becoming the region's largest provider of professional and technical courses and expanding Apprenticeship programmes and ease of access to future employees.
An important principle of any change is that no course will be closed part-way through delivery. We will continue to offer the high quality experience that students and the wider community have come to expect at both Colleges, and also have a shared vision to create an outstanding College group.
There is no doubt that financial sustainability is a key focus for all colleges, but this not the only reason for merger. Income for the whole further education sector is forecast to decrease further still in the coming years. Maintaining the status quo and long-term financial resilience is expected to be very challenging. We are seeking a merger which enables us to deliver the vision to offer outstanding choice and provision and ensure efficiency, effectiveness and allow future investment to meet the needs of our learners. We also want to be of sufficient size to be a strong voice in the local community. This merger will create an entity of circa £35M. The financial risks for the early years of partnership are well understood, but there are also opportunities for aligning systems to create greater efficiencies in business processes.
There has been regular and ongoing communication with staff. We welcome feedback from staff that are employed at either College as part of our consultation process. A full detailed merger plan has been developed and staff affected by it will be fully consulted. All staff will be subject to the provisions of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) (TUPE) regulations.
Yes. The current Principal at Havant & South Downs College, Mike Gaston, will become Principal of the merged College group. The former Principal at Alton College left to take up another post in August 2018 so, in anticipation of the merger, Mike Gaston has also been appointed as Interim Principal at Alton College until the date of merger. This is evidence of the strong working relationships between the Colleges.
No. Students will not be asked to travel between sites.
The Area Based Review (ABR) process was a national review of post 16 education started in 2015. As part of the M3 LEP ABR process, it was agreed that Alton College could not continue as a stand-alone institution but should seek, if possible, to merge with Basingstoke College of Technology. This did not prove to be a suitable way forward and the College then worked with the FE Commissioner to conduct a Structure and Prospects Appraisal of all of the options available to the College, resulting in seeking a viable partnership with another organisation. HSDC made a formal bid to become a partner and was chosen from a shortlist of three providers as the preferred option in May 2018.
Both Colleges recognise that by engaging staff, students, employers, other providers and the wider community, we will achieve a better informed, more well-developed outcome. A general consultation has been carried out and there is a requirement to hold consultation on the dissolution of the Alton College Board. We welcome feedback on all of our proposals as stakeholder engagement is central to the overall success of any eventual merger, particularly as one of the key goals is to ensure that the profile of our provision meets the current needs and future priorities of students, employers and communities.
An important principle of any change is that no courses will be closed part-way through delivery. Any offer made to a student applying to either College for 2019 will be guaranteed. Furthermore, our shared vision is to create an outstanding College offer with increased and varied opportunities. A combined approach also gives scope to develop more leading-edge specialist subjects for the benefit of school leavers and adult learners for the future.
Our vision is that by combining the resources of both Colleges, together we will be able to offer the most extensive choice of A Level subjects in the region while building on Alton's Sixth Form College's reputation as a leading provider of A Levels.
HSDC and Alton College have complementary strengths and weaknesses and working in partnership will ensure that there is an extensive and varied curriculum offer to meet local needs. We believe that the merger will enable us to secure the following advantages for the merged College group:
Both Colleges will legally form part of the HSDC Group. However, both already have a strong reputation so it is intended that they will be known by their existing names.
Both colleges have a strong record of success and are seeking to ensure that they can be financially stable in the long-term. We believe a potential merger would provide a more robust financial position and we have made an application for Government funding to support the merger and ensure that the newly merged College group is well established financially. If we are successful in that application, our vision is to create an outstanding provision for further education in the communities served by the Colleges which is the key driver to our merger.
Both colleges would need to demonstrate long term financial resilience which is no easy task in light of further reduced funding. We believe that a merger will provide a more robust financial position whilst enabling greater benefits for students and the community with an extensive and varied curriculum, continuation of outstanding provision and development of first class facilities.
A detailed merger plan can been developed and the one-off costs have been identified. Whatever the costs of the merger, the longer-term benefit and more robust financial position will far outweigh these costs. In the short term, by working together closely and sharing services where possible, we have also been able to release funds to support the direct costs of merger.
We do not yet know what the exact class sizes will be but will always take into account the student learning experience and value for money when making decisions about class size. We will remain committed to maintaining our reputations for delivering quality and utilising our shared resources, including our world-class teachers.
The current date for merger is 1 March 2019 which is the point at which there will be a single Governing Body and all staff will be members of one merged College group. In the preparation for merger, the Colleges, including the Governing Bodies, are working very closely together and sharing leadership and other resources so that there will be a seamless transfer.
You don't need to do anything. You will gradually see a harmonisation of activity and we will make sure that your work with the College(s) is as easy as possible for you.
We believe that the two Colleges working together will enable a far greater focus on the development of Apprenticeships and on developing a curriculum offer which is more responsive to your needs. Our ambition to become the provider of choice for professional and technical education.
No – absolutely not – we will honour all programmes already begun on either site.


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Spooks from the Books
Halloween Drama Camp for Ages 7 – 10
Halloween is all about spooky stories! This drama camp will bring you on a whirlwind adventure through favourite books such as The Witches, Room and the Broom, Harry Potter and A Series of Unfortunate Events. The camp will combine performance skills, improvisation, devising, and drama games, with the week ending in a showcase for friends and family!
Ages: 7 – 10
Dates: 29th October – 1st November
Time: 10 am – 4 pm
Cost: €200


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Speed Skating Canada (SSC), the national governing body for the sport of speed skating in Canada, is looking for an inspired individual for the position of Coordinator, High Performance and Competitions ‐ East.
Reporting to the Director, High Performance Short Track, the successful candidate will ensure collaboration amongst High Performance groups and stakeholders as well as with athlete and coach development programs and preparation and support of events and delivery.
To further explore this opportunity, please submit your resume and cover letter to Cynthia Dunford, Chief Operations Officer (email@example.com). The application deadline date is June 23, 2019.
Job Description: Coordinator, High Performance and Competitions ‐ East.


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Raymond Mill
- Type:Grinding Mill
- Model:Raymond Mill
- Trademark:SBM
- Certificate:ISO9001: 2000
- Origin:China
- Capacity:1.2-11
The Era Of Automate Raymond Mill
Raymond mill has a very long history and is widely used in powder making industry. It can be used to grind various materials such as limestone, gypsum, coal, calcite, barite etc.
The expert thinks, grinding mill industry will be mainly develop to the high reliability, energy saving, accurate, automatic condition monitoring and automatic control direction. Can the use of SCR power supply, AC variable frequency speed control, centralized grease, and shock absorption measures, and the working condition monitoring and automatic control devices.
High reliability required by mechanical principle rationalization research to enhance the wear resistance, such as the grinding ring and press cover, and improve the machine before the continuous working state and under the lubrication of the bearing etc.. Working condition of automatic monitoring and automatic control needs within the Raymond mill increase high intelligent electronic control system, automatic control of material in and out, grinding, and quantitative etc..
At present, after extensive research, the mill of feed has initially realized the automation. And according to the grinding roll of Raymond grinding mill distance regulation, at present because most of the mill are still adopt the method of manual adjustment, this way of regulating the operator's working intensity is large, and need to have certain experience, so, efficiency is low. In view of this, Shanghai Shibang studied and designed the rolling gap automatic regulating system, improves the automation degree of Raymond mill effectively, reduces the working intensity of operators, and improves the production efficiency and quality of work.
Mill roll from the automatic control system is mainly made up of quality test kits rolling distance control system, among them, the detection system is the auxiliary system. Can be reasonable to detect material constant, with the fastest speed to get are the basic parameters of grinding material, then we can according to different materials, to target regulation of Raymond mill grinding system, in order to get the best grinding effect.
Raymond mill automation control is a prelude to toward the intelligent machine. Intelligent machines will be more and more to enter the market, more and more people have been applied, Raymond mill as an important mining grinding equipment automatic control can be more safe and effective to improve grinding efficiency, it can improve the working state of the whole production line.
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Color: available in black, purple, white, rose red, navy blue, red, yellow, pink, orange, lake blue
Size: one size fits most, suitable for the bust between 27.5 inch (70CM) to 35.5 inch (90CM), the shoulder between 13.8 inch (35CM) to 15.7 inch (40CM), the upper arm girth between 12.5 inch (32CM) to 19.7 inch (50CM).
** Soft and comfortable to wear. Mainly use for belly dance.
** Absolutely perfect and comfortable for performance dance.
** Sheer and elegant you will be the Diva of the dance when you don this top.
** Enjoy and feel the glamour as you twirl and whirl in this sleeved top.
This is a great top for belly dance class or performance. The top ties around in the back or either in the front for a comfortable fit and different look.
Soft comfortable shirt has long sleeves and can be paired with skirts, jeans and other dancewear. You'll find this one very useful and will want to wear it a lot!
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1.This beautiful lady was my Granny. She had the greenest thumb ever and the most beautiful garden. She enjoyed going fishing and to yard sales. She had a love for beautiful things. She loved her family. She loved my hubby. I often joke that she loved him more than me! She told me once that when she met Kevin, that she knew I would be alright. The last place she traveled to was my wedding, before getting really sick. She died 7 months later in 1994. I always hated the fact that my children never knew her. Below is another picture of her with my mom. I always thought she was beautiful.
Happy Mother's Day!


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Speaker: Peter Horrobin
This teaching shares how God desires us to be whole in spirit, soul and body. It explains how different parts of our being can be damaged, leading to long-term consequences in our lives. Peter shares a message of hope - that God is both able and willing to bring us into freedom so that we can be fully restored in relationship with Him.
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