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Hermann Goering Quotes
Quotes by and about Hermann Goering
Goering: "We will go down in history either as the world's greatest statesmen or its worst villains."
Goering: "It is silly to appeal to people's moral sense."
Goering: "I remember a meeting of officers. ... [They were] discussing [how to provide] meals and beds for veteran officers. 'You damn fools!' I told them, 'Don't you think an officer who is worth his salt can find a bed [on his own] ... the bed of a pretty blonde?'"
[Explaining why he was not a Freemason:]
Goering: "I had a date to meet some friends to join the Freemasons in 1919. While waiting for them, I saw a pretty blonde pass by, and I picked her up. Well, I just never did get around to joining the Freemasons."
Goering: "I think that women are wonderful but I've never met one yet who didn't show more feeling than logic."
[Reprimanding the other Nazi captives for cooperating with the Allies during the Nuremberg Trials:]
Goering: "I just wish we could all have the courage to confine our [legal] defense to three simple words: 'Lick my ass!'"
Gustave Gilbert [Goering's prison psychologist:]: "He cared little for learning, although he was of superior intelligence."
Gustave Gilbert "[Goering was] a ruthless adventurer and cynical realist."
Gustave Gilbert: "[His] leadership qualities were unmistakable."
Gustave Gilbert: "[He was a] problem child and gang-leader-turned-statesman."
Gustave Gilbert: "[In his childhood] if there was any question about his leadership ... he would bash [the other children's] heads together and let them know ... who was boss."
Gustave Gilbert: "The poor civilians [who taught him at the officer's academy] were the constant butt of practical jokes and outlets for rowdiness in the classroom."
Gustave Gilbert: "[He is a] self-styled Achilles."
Gustave Gilbert: "He really had no interest in Nazi ideology."
Gustave Gilbert: "[He had a] drive for physical stimulation and excitement."
Gustave Gilbert: "[His drug use was in part] because of his need for physical stimulation."
Gustave Gilbert: "There was probably another reason for Goering's [drug abuse during the 1940s]: Mass extermination! Not that Goering was one to suffer acute anxiety reactions to the murder of political rivals, the shooting of hostages, the bombing of open cities, or the starvation of conquered populations. But his perverted sense of values had set certain limits to the acting-out."
[Foreign minister of Italy, on Goering's visit to fascist Italy in 1942:]
Count Ciano: "At the station [where I received him] he wore a great sable coat, something between what motorists wore in 1906 and what a high grade prostitute wears to the opera."
William Potts: "Herman Goering surrendered his [self-designed] Generalfeldmarschall baton to the 7th Army on May 9, 1945. The shaft is made of ivory and is embossed with 20 gold eagles and 20 platinum crosses. The ends are gold and encrusted with 640 diamonds."
Adolf Hitler: "When I talk with Goering, it's like a bath in steel for me; I feel fresh afterward. He has a stimulating way of presenting things."
Joseph Goebbels: "[Goering] has the heart of a child."
Ernst Hanfstaengl: "[Goering] had a jovial, extrovert manner."

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Back in May of 2008 I did a post on how to taper for a marathon (The Taper), citing research that recommended reducing weekly miles by 75%- 50%-30%-15% over 4 weeks, doing pretty much nothing the last week other than a progressive decrease in the number of high intensity intervals.
There is more. According to Owen Anderson, a 150 second all out effort followed by a 30 second all out sprint THE DAY BEFORE YOUR MARATHON causes your muscles to quickly supercompensate with glycogen so you are ready to go by race time (it goes without saying you need a high carbohyadrate diet for this to work) Glycogen without glucose gluttony: your new carb strategy for optimum performance.
3 weeks before race: Do 75 percent of normal "midseason" training. Eliminate most medium-hard runs. Do usual interval training.
Last week before race: Do 50 percent of normal training. Eliminate virtually all medium-hard runs. Do 50 percent of usual interval training.
Trappe warns that runners have a tendency to do more tempo runs when they cut miles because they feel so fresh (I will attest that is 100% accurate!)- he recommends cutting those hard miles out so that you only do easy miles mixed in with your interval workout.
I wonder what percentage of marathoners actually DO intervals? If you follow the 3-day a week plan recommended by Run Less Run Faster, than I guess that means you'll either drop the tempo day or substitute a short interval workout.
Like anything else, it's trial and error, and don't try anything before a race that you haven't experimented with before.
Chris Solinsky in Sports Illustrated!
Need some inspiration? Check out the article on Solinsky by Tim Layden of Sports Illustrated. My old college teammate, Donn Behnke, who coached Solinsky in high school, is even quoted!
I love it anytime runners gain national exposure, and Solinsky is deserving as anyone. What an amazing athlete!
What do you do with your old running shoes? Check out SHOE4AFRICA - they are looking for used running shoes - and yours could end up on the feet of the next great Kenyan marathoner.
Eccentric Calf Exercise- A Must for Runners!
When talking about running and exercises to improve performance or reduce risk of injury, more often than not it's the hamstrings and quads that are mentioned.
I tried this exercise using just one foot to raise and lower my body weight and found there was no way I was even strong enough to perform the recommended 2 sets of 8-10! So now I am practicing what you see on the video- using both feet to elevate, and one foot to lower my weight, focusing on the eccentric phase.
This is an excellent exercise for runners with achilles and calf problems, and I also believe it can help with heel pain and shin splints. You can take this exercise to a new level by holding dumbbells or using a calf raise machine at your local gym. Who knows, you may even run faster!
Check out the impressive results for achilles tendinitis!
At week 0, all patients had Achilles tendon pain not allowing running activity, and there was significantly lower eccentric and concentric calf muscle strength on the injured compared with the noninjured side. After the 12-week training period, all 15 patients were back at their preinjury levels with full running activity -Rehab for Chronic Achilles Tendinitis.
Has Nu Skin found the answer to healthy aging?
If so, this would be a phenomenal product for masters athletes. I'd love to see further independent research!
According to the e-mail I received from Nu Skin, this new ageLOC product will be introduced in October. If you're not familiar with Nu Skin, they are a direct marketing company that generated $364.1 million in sales the first quarter of 2010.
I like their products, and currently take the Pharmanex Lifepak Prime anti-aging supplement (I bought 3 boxes on ebay).
I confess that I didn't know anything about pickle juice as a remedy for muscle cramps. Who knew?
Run Less Run Faster may be the answer if you are not sure how to prepare for your next marathon.
Authors Bill Pierce, Scott Murr, and Ray Moss have come up with a marathon training plan that requires just 3 runs a week- with a catch. These are not junk miles. Be prepared to do one long run, one tempo run, and one interval workout.
The Furman Institute of Running and Scientific Training (FIRST) has complied some compelling evidence that their program works, measuring improved physiological data and race times in several groups of runners that were put on the program over that last several years.
There is another catch- the FIRST training program is also called 3plus2, meaning you must also cross train 2 sessions each week.
The FIRST 3plus2 marathon training program makes perfect sense- as described in the book the 3 workouts "are designed to work together to improve endurance, lactate-threshold running pace, and leg speed. You run each workout at a higher intensity than you are probably used to, however you get at least one day off in between allowing ample recovery.
What I also like about the book are the tables that tell you what pace to run each workout based on your 5K times, plus 16-week training programs for each of the age-group Boston marathon qualifiying times.
If daily training is running you down, I'd take a serious look at Run Less Run Faster, especially if you are injury prone or over 50 and still have a burning desire to challenge yourself. As they say in the book, "train with a purpose."
Twenty six year old American Nick Arciniaga finished 3rd in the San Diego Rock and Roll Marathon with a 2:11:47!
Nick, formerly of the Hansons-Brooks Distance Project, moved to Flagstaff and now runs for McMillan Elite.
It's not like Nick has come out of nowhere- he placed 7th at the US Champs Houston Half Marathon in 1:03:22 and 8th in the 2009 NYC Marathon in 2:13:46 (see his finish on YouTube).
Flotrack interview with Nick Arciniaga prior to the NY City Half Marathon where he ran 1:03 for 15th. Note that in the interview (done in March), he mentions it's the end of his season and he will be planning a fall marathon. I guess Greg McMillan changed his mind.
Good to see the increasing number of Americans running close to the 2:10 range!
Note: Nick has a fan page on Facebook.
With all due respect to this expert exercise physiologist's opinion, her advice on the importance of taking in electolytes during marathons and long runs is not accepted by everyone.
1. If you don't drink at all, your blood sodium level doesn't fall, it RISES!
2. If you replace 50% of your sweat losses with plain water in the same run, your blood sodium concentration remains in the normal range.
3. If you replace 100% of your sweat losses with plain water (2 liters in 2 hours- 1 liter is approx. 1 quart), your sodium concentration falls dangerously low, leading to hyponatremia.
4. If you replace 50% of your sweat losses with Gatorade, the result is comparable to the water trial.
5. If you replace 100% of your sweat losses with Gatorade, again the result is not much different- a 4 hour marathoner will likely end up in the hospital with hyponatremia.
Interesting that Hall believes adding salt to his drink helps him retain more fluid in hot weather. I wonder why he thinks that's not as important on a cool day?
While you certainly need fluid replacement during a long hot run, be careful not to over drink. Practice by weighing yourself before and after, and note that while losing a few pounds is normal, any gain is not! As for Gatorade during a long run, the calories are what you need, not necessarily the electrolytes.
I love the Science of Sport blog!


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Congratulations Gobles class of 2016.
Gobles High School held its annual commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 29, for the 123rd graduating class.
After the processional of the graduates and the playing of the Star Spangled Banner, senior members of the Band were invited to play a final piece with their peers before graduating, "Second Suite in F" by Gustov Holst.
Gobles Middle/High School Principal Phillip McAndrew then inducted Dr. Cal Flegel into the Gobles Academic Hall of Fame during the graduation ceremony. A Michigan State alumnus, Flegel earned his bachelor's degree in 1958, master's degree in 1962 and doctoral degree in 1965.
In her commencement address, Haley Windell advised her fellow seniors, "Don't waste your life wondering what you can do. Just do it."
Cassidy Richards also spoke to her fellow graduates during the ceremony in a cleverly rhymed, Dr. Seuss-themed speech.
Ellen Doyle and McKenzie Winne honored Theresa Martin, Loriann Harbaugh, Gala Rock, Bonnie Gildea and Jodi Winne on behalf of the senior class for their consistent and unrelenting support throughout their Gobles academic careers.
Gobles High School was also fortunate enough to host Deana Weaver, a former student of Gobles who participated in the graduation ceremony. Weaver began school with the Gobles Class of 2016, before transferring to the Van Buren Intermediate School District.
Gobles seniors were excited to celebrate this accomplishment with their former classmate and friend.
Graduating senior Ellen Doyle again took the stage to deliver the Farewell Address to her fellow graduates, "While talent only gets you so far, hard work and dedication is what sets our class apart," said Doyle. "Class of 2016, you're all destined for greatness."
Gobles also recognized its three co-valedictorians, Emily Bolhuis, Nicholas Fenton and McKenzie Winne, as well as a salutatorian, Cameren Davis.
The students recessed to the sounds of their class song, Green Day's "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" under a falling canopy of blue, orange and white balloons.
Dr. Seuss offered sound advice as the voice of the 2016 class motto, "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind."
Congratulations to the Class of 2016.
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S T U D I O S
Richcraft Recording Company
· none
A local recording facility in Gene's hometown of Flatbush, Brooklyn, Gene would bring his band Bullfrog Bheer back from the Catskills to record here.
Sanders Recording Studios
Another local recording facility which Gene would use during his pre-Wicked Lester years. Other acts to record at this studio included "Tom & Jerry" who would become "Simon & Garfunkel". This studio was located in Manhattan...
Vanguard Studios
· "Chelsea", November-December, 1969
Parts of the Chelsea album would be recorded here. This studio was located at 71 West 23rd Street in New York City...
Bell Sound Studios
· "KISS", October-November, 1973
Located at 237 West 54th Street, in New York City, NY, 10019, as the name suggests it had been the recording studio for Bell records, who were in the mid-1960's a prestigious label. However, the history of the studio dates far further back than that having seen many artist recorded there during the previous decades including Buddy Holly.
The Village Recorder
· "Hotter Than Hell", August, 1974
· "Paul Stanley", 1978
Located in Los Angeles, CA, The Village Recorder was only six years-old when KISS recorded there in 1974. Built in a former 22,000 square foot Masonic Temple, the studio has four separate studios, A-D, plus additional recording facilities. By 1972 the studio would be one of Los Angele's premier recording locations. It is located at 1616 Butler Avenue, West Los Angeles, CA 90025. It is amusing that Paul would return to this studio in 1978 after having had his favorite custom guitar stolen from there in 1974!
· "Dressed To Kill", February, 1975
· "Alive!", September, 1975
· "Double Platinum", February, 1978
· "Peter Criss", 1978
· "Dynasty", 1979
· "Asylum", June-July 1985
Considered KISS' home studio, the band had recorded their first demo there with Dave Wittman and Eddie Kramer in July 1973. For Gene and Paul, Wicked Lester and Lyn Christopher were other acts they would record with at this facility prior to KISS. Peter's band Chelsea would record some of their ablum at the same facility.
Magna Graphic Studios
A favoured location, near Greenwich Village, during the early years for the recording of demos, as a band, and for Gene individually.
Record Plant Studios
· "Destroyer", January-February, 1976
· "Love Gun", May, 1977
· "Unmasked", January-March, 1980
· "The Elder", July-September, 1981
· "Smashes, Thrashes, And Hits", August 1988
Considered KISS' home studio, the band had recorded their first demo there with Dave Wittman and Eddie Kramer in July 1973. For Gene and Paul, Wicked Lester and Lyn Christopher were other acts they would record with at this facility prior to KISS. Peter's band Chelsea would record some of their ablum at the same facility. In 1988 Eric Carr would use the same studio Peter had to record the new vocal on "Beth".
Star Theatre
· "Rock And Roll Over", September, 1976
This facility is not a studio, but a theatre where KISS set up and essentially recorded their album live. Clean-up and post recording work would be done at the Record Plant.
Capital Theatre
· "Alive II", September, 1977
This facility is not a studio, but a theatre in Passaic, NJ, where KISS would record parts of their fake live and new studio tracks for "Alive II".
The Manor Studios
· "Gene Simmons", 1978
Parts of Gene's solo album would be recorded at this studio in Oxford, England.
Cherokee Studios
Parts of Gene's solo album would be recorded at this studio in Los Angeles, CA.
Blue Rock Studio
Parts of Gene's solo album would be recorded at this studio in New York City.
The "Mansion" Studio
· "Ace Frehley", 1978
Parts of Ace's solo album would be recorded at his home studio in Sharon, CT.
Plaza Sound Studio
Parts of Ace's solo album would be recorded at this studio in New York City.
Sunset Sound Studios
Parts of Peter's solo album would be recorded at this studio in Hollywood, CA.
· "Killers", May 1982
· "Creatures Of The Night", July-September 1982
The Los Angeles, CA, studio facility.
Ace In The Hole Studios
· "The Elder", March-July, 1981
Ace would record his parts of the album in his home studio, though not all of his contributions would be used.
A & R Studios
· "The Elder", May, 1981
Additional "Elder" recording in New York City.
Ezrin Farm Studios
· "The Elder", March & May, 1981
Additional "Elder" recording in Toronto, Canada, at Bob's house.
Sounds Interchange
Additional "Elder" recording in Toronto, Canada.
Right Track Studios
· "Lick It Up", July-August 1983
· "Animalize", June-July 1984
Located in New York City.
One-on-One Recording Studios
· "Crazy Nights", March-June 1987
· "Psycho Circus", January-April 1998
Located in Canoga Park, CA, the band would first encounter Toby Wright here.
Rumbo Recorders
Located in Canoga Park, CA.
Can-Am Recorders
Located in Tarzana, CA.
Located in London, England, Paul would finish the vocals to the two new tracks on the album prior to the band's Marquee and Donnington shows.
· "Hot In The Shade", July-August 1989
Located in Hollywood, CA, the band had been working on 24-track demos which would be used on the album.
A&M Studios
· "Revenge", December 1991 - March 1992
Located in Los Angeles, CA.
Music Grinder Studios
· "Carnival Of Souls", November 1995 - February 1996
Located in Hollywood, CA, with Engineer turned producer Toby Wright.


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Life of pi message about god
Life of Pi Quotes by Yann Martel
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Life of Pi is a strangely affecting film that employs an adventure story and 3D photography to pose a simple question: Does God exist?
God and Life of Pi
Life of Pi 's ending can be confusing. We explain what really happened to Pi and Richard Parker in the film and book as well as what it all means. Though, for every mention of Life of Pi 's beautiful 3D or amazing CGI tiger, there's a fuddled viewer confused by the movie's controversial ending. Readers of Yann Martel's original novel the ones who made it to the end have already faced the challenging last-minute question presented by the story's narrator, but filmgoers expecting a fanciful adventure at sea have been understandably caught off-guard by the finale. If you do not want to be spoiled about either, turn away now.
It is one of my favourite books of all time. Life of Pi is a fantasy adventure novel by Martel published in But after my previous post, people started asking me questions about it. Before we can begin to answer that question, we first need to take a look at the ending of Life of Pi. In his first story, after the cargo ship sinks Pi finds himself joined on the lifeboat by a group of zoo animals that have managed to escape: an orangutan, a spotted hyena, a zebra with a broken leg and a Bengal Tiger Richard Parker. After some time, Pi watches helplessly as the hyena kills the zebra and then the orangutan before it is, subsequently, dispatched by Richard Parker. Pi then sets about conditioning the tiger through rewarding behavior food and fresh water , so that the two can co-exist in the boat.
Life of Pi is a movie full of symbolisms and about how God plays a role in our lives and how we lead our lives in general. The movie closely conforms with the.
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Kind of like trying to adapt that story to film, as screenwriter David Magee and director Ang Lee did brilliantly in Life of Pi , which opens nationwide today. The tiger, which in a bit of levity to the story is named Richard Parker, keeps Pi alert and sane while he struggles to survive. One of the more interesting pieces in the book, which translates beautifully onscreen, is the overarching view of God across religious traditions and aspects of faith. Hindus, in their capacity for love, are indeed hairless Christians, just as Muslims, in the way they see God in everything, are bearded Hindus, and Christians, in their devotion to God, are hat wearing Muslims. Pi dabbles in each, and sees truth in all.
Life of Pi is a story about struggling to survive through seemingly insurmountable odds. Pi abandons his lifelong vegetarianism and eats fish to sustain himself. Orange Juice, the peaceful orangutan, fights ferociously against the hyena. Even the severely wounded zebra battles to stay alive; his slow, painful struggle vividly illustrates the sheer strength of his life force. As Martel makes clear in his novel, living creatures will often do extraordinary, unexpected, and sometimes heroic things to survive.
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Don't read this unless you've seen or read the Life of Pi. in a letter to the author, described it as "an elegant proof of God, and the power of storytelling". I survived��perhaps the final message of the film is one that simply.


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Beyond Parody: 'View' Scolds Americans to Be Grateful for Joe, This Thanksgiving
After watching the opening segment of Wednesday's The View, you might say the right and left are living in two separate realities. But the liberal talk show hosts started the ABC show by rejoicing over how great things are in Joe Biden's America. Despite the fact that most Americans disagree with them, the hosts scolded everyone to be thankful for what Biden's done for the country.
Brushing aside rising gas costs, co-host Whoopi Goldberg cheered how there were "plenty of other reasons to feel hopeful this holiday." After ABC played a video clip of Biden putting a positive spin on the economy yesterday, Goldberg scolded, "Well, I'm hoping people are hearing the message loud and clear, because he's only been in for nine months!"
What followed next might seem like parody but it actually happened.
Goldberg prodded Behar to deliver a laundry list of all the things Americans should be indebted to Joe Biden for.
"[D]o you want -- tell folks what he's got done?" she asked. Behar proudly held up her White House-approved talking points to the audience and said she didn't want to "bore" people with a list. But Goldberg cheered her on, "[B]ore 'em! Bore 'em" (click "expand"):
BEHAR: Alright. He signed a 1 trillion dollar infrastructure bill. bipartisan bill that's going to fix the bridges and tunnels and all the things that are falling apart. Trump couldn't do it. [ Applause ]
GOLDBERG: What else? What else did he do?
BEHAR: He got $1.9 trillion Covid relief plan passed in March.
GOLDBERG: That put money in people's pockets.
BEHAR: Remember Trump? Yeah but Trump made Covid much worse.
GOLDBERG: Forget about him what else did Joe do!
BEHAR: I like to compare and contrast!
GOLDBERG: I know, I know but what did Joe do.
BEHAR: Alright. It was a little messy but he ended the war, the 20-year war in Afghanistan. Thank you very much. [applause]
GOLDBERG: What else?
BEHAR: This is one I didn't even know, he cancelled student loan for more than 300,000 Americans with disabilities.
HOSTIN: Yes, he did.
BEHAR: That's significant. [ Applause ]
BEHAR: These poor kids at the border that were separated in the last administration are now -- he made sure that he reunited them with their parents in the United States or their country of origin. [Applause] To me that's like one of the worst things you can do to a child.
HOSTIN: I think there were over 500, right? Over 500 were reunited.
BEHAR: He returned the U.S. to the Paris Climate Accord. Thank you, we're all in this together, baby. By the way, the unemployment is down, very much down, and you can't blame the guy for the pandemic. If you don't wear a mask, then I blame you ,not him.
Yuck. Press Secretary Jen Psaki might think Behar was vying for her job!
Only a person untethered from reality would think Biden's Afghanistan debacle was a "win," or that taxpayers would approve of giving millions of their dollars to people who broke the law to come into this country.
Afterwards, the whole table reminded Americans that they should be thankful they can visit family this year. "So as you all remember that you haven't seen your people in perhaps almost two years, quit kvetching-- Quit kvetching. This is what this is about!" Goldberg lectured.
That's not what they said two Thanksgivings ago on the show.
What the hosts didn't mention? A majority of the country disapproves of Biden's leadership. Because they believe their own lies about the booming economy, co-host Sunny Hostin admitted she was shocked that Americans were cutting non-essentials from their dinner table like alcohol this year.
Be thankful for Joe and stop griping, seems to be a message the administration has handed down to the media to promulgate this week. A stark contrast, between the browbeating Americans got from the media last Thanksgiving.
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ABC's The View
11:04 a.m. Eastern
WHOOPI GOLDBERG: Well, I'm hoping people are hearing the message loud and clear, because he's only been in for nine months.
JOY BEHAR: And he's gotten so much done!
GOLDBERG: I want to say, do you want -- tell folks what he's got done?
JOY BEHAR: Well I don't want to bore people with a list, [holds up notecard] but the list is long!
GOLDBERG: Yeah, but bore 'em! Bore 'em!
BEHAR: Remember Trump?Yeah but Trump made covid much worse.
HOSTIN: I think they're were over 500, right? Over 500 were reunited.
HOSTIN: Or, you're unvaccinated.
BEHAR: Or you're unvaccinated.
GOLDBERG: So basically he's been doing what his job is, remember when presidents did presidential stuff? [cross-talk] You don't have to like his politics but you can't beat the fact that he's working for America.
BEHAR, HOSTIN: That's right.
GOLDBERG: Just sayin'. [ Applause ]
(....)
HOSTIN: It's going to be the most well traveled holiday in two years!
WHOOPI GOLDBERG: So as you all remember that you haven't seen your people in perhaps almost two years, quit kvetching-- Quit kvetching. This is what this is about.
You can read all these polls, people don't know if they want to be with their families, I think people want to see their families to get that feeling, I don't ever want to sit with you again. I think that's very important to have in family dynamic and now people -- that's right -- because they didn't have the option before and we've got -- we may have this option for good now and it's all good.


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Three species of non-photosynthetic plants rely mainly on camel crickets to disperse their seeds, according to new research from Project Associate Professor Suetsugu Kenji (Kobe University Graduate School of Science). These findings were published on November 9 in the online edition of New Phytologist.
Most non-photosynthetic plants have very small seeds that can be dispersed by the wind like dust particles. However, some achlorophyllous plants grow in the dark understory of forests, and have abandoned the dependence on the wind for seed dispersal. In this study, Professor Suetsugu investigated the seed dispersal method for three such plants: Yoania amagiensis, Monotropastrum humile and Phacellanthus tubiflorus. He identified the camel cricket as their main seed disperser, the first evidence of camel crickets being used for seed dispersal in the flowering plants.
The most famous example of insect carriers is ants, but the ants do not eat the seeds: they carry them to their nests in their mandibles (figure 1). Insects who carry seeds by eating them are very rare. One example is the New Zealand weta, but this is a special case: normally this role would be taken by mammals, but in New Zealand the only native mammals are bats.
Professor Suetsugu's study was carried out in Fuji city, Shizuoka, where they investigated the seed dispersal methods for three species of non-photosynthesizing plant (figure 2). They found that birds and mammals, usually responsible for carrying these seeds, showed no interest in the fruits of these plants. Meanwhile, invertebrates, especially the camel crickets regularly ate the fruits (figure 3). However, eating the fruits is different from being a carrier - the seeds must also be preserved unharmed in the excrement. The researcher captured camel crickets, checked whether they were excreting the seeds whole, and found many intact seeds.
Insects have not been considered as internal seed carriers before because due to the small size of their bodies and mandibles, it was thought that they chewed up the seeds. However, the seeds of non-photosynthesizing plants are extremely small, so they can pass through the digestive system unharmed (figure 5).
Y. amagiensis, M. humile and P. tubiflorus belong respectively to the Ericaceae family, the Orchidaceae family and the Orobanchaceae family. They are very different species, and they each abandoned photosynthesis as part of their independent evolutionary patterns. In other words, three unrelated non-photosynthesizing plants have independently developed to rely on insect carriers for seed dispersal. This suggests that the evolutionary step of giving up photosynthesis (and the characteristics that accompany it - small seed sizes, the move to a dark forest floor with ineffective wind dispersal) have allowed them to occupy a unique biological niche.
These findings show that the evolutionary step of loss of photosynthesis is not simply a loss of functions through loss of chloroplast: it dramatically changes the plant's relationship with other organisms. By continuing to study plants that do not photosynthesize, we plan to clarify the changes that took place during the process of making the extreme choice to give up photosynthesis.


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Q: Как вывести информацию о сборке на страницу проекта? У меня непубличный gitlab репозиторий. Мне необходимо выводить техническую информацию о сборках на странице проекта, либо на другой любой странице.
Вариант с бейджами пока не подходит, так как сборка производится в динамических ветках release/x.x и смена каждый раз после релиза url бейджа не является автоматизацией.
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Do you know where I can get information on which State Mental Health Hospitals provide the best level of mental health care for chronic mental health patients? Both me and my advocate friends are wondering and seriously considering relocating to those locations with our mentally ill loved ones. Currently, I live in Kent, WA which is near Seattle Washington. My son is bi-polar/schitzophrenic and diabetic (induced by mediations) and is at his second stay of Western State Psychiatric Hospital. I advocate for the best care possible for him and am fighting a perpetual uphill battle of low quality medical care/his non-compliance/short \"windows of opportunity\" when he is cooperative and cognizant which we jump on for any type of medical care from dental/general medical/psychiatric care. It is a horrendous job and very few rewards except that he is still breathing and I am so very grateful for any tiny step of progress. Please send any information you can get. Your efforts are greatly appreciated since this is such an overwhelming challenge. Believe me, we appreciate any tid-bit of information you can provide. Thank you for caring, Dr. Schwartz.


By Evans Family Law on Tuesday, July 31, 2018.
Deciding you want a divorce does not necessarily mean you feel nothing for your soon-to-be ex. As you move through the process, you will likely experience sadness, frustration and anger. Everything you shared now needs to be split, including real estate, vehicles, furniture and money. Many of these decisions may be difficult to make. However, preparing financially can reduce your stress and may help you better adapt to your life after the split.
If your divorce is contentious, your first instinct may be to empty your joint account to ensure your spouse does not get to the money. California is a community property state, so income acquired during the marriage is considered shared income. If you empty out an account, you are taking money that may equally belong to your spouse. This will likely lead to issues with the court down the road.
There is nothing wrong with opening a separate account and starting to deposit new earned money into that account. Just refrain from moving money you acquired during the marriage into another account.
Even if you do not end up in court, your lifestyle is about to change. Maybe you and your spouse split all the bills, or maybe one of you paid more of the bills. Either way, you are not going to be splitting expenses with anyone going forward. Saving a little extra money can help you get through the initial transition. If you do decide to hire a family law attorney, you also want to set aside money to pay his or her fees.
Perhaps you have a spreadsheet of all your monthly expenses, or maybe your former partner paid all the bills. Whatever the case, you need to figure out your monthly bills and then compare that your income. This will help you decide if you can keep up your mortgage payment, or if you can afford your current car.
Gather all your bills together and try to come up with a realistic tally of other expenses like going out to dinner, shopping and travel. If money looks tight, you may want cut back on some extras. Or if you share a home, you may consider selling the home or letting your spouse keep it.
When you are pulling bills together, you will also want to gather financial documents like retirement accounts, investment portfolios, checking and saving accounts, mortgage statements, auto loans and any other significant assets. Having documentation of all these assets will prevent your spouse from trying to hide any of this income. That way you can make sure all is accounted for when it is time to finalize property division.
Divorces have a serious impact on personal finances. Preparing for the future impact should ease the transition and may help you move forward more successfully.


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After releasing Sad Girl Theory's first single, White Walls & Promises in March, Le Pie told a heartbreaking story of motherhood, love and loss. The track was partnered with a film clip from cutting edge cinematographer, Hannah Dougherty, and a musical score that sounds as though it could sit perfectly on the Twin Peaks soundtrack. The track received praise from Australian media, landing her a full-page feature in Rolling Stone Magazine.
On the flip side of heartache, are the feelings of lust, butterflies and excitement of a new relationship. "Go Unsteady" is the second single to be released from Sad Girl Theory, a romantic indie-pop tune with a hint of naivety. It opens the EP with high hopes, "The night we met, boy you stole my stubborn heart". The remainder of the EP takes the listener on a journey through the complexities of long-term relationships, motherhood, self-doubt and sadness.
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Sydney artist Le Pie makes pop music that is as vulnerable and dark, as it is uplifting and gorgeous. Her music has been described as a cross between grunge and 1950's girl groups. It's also been described as "exceptional".
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What can punters expect from a Le Pie live show?
A wall of sound.
'Here, have another glass of champagne' - Mum
I'm completely obsessed with 'Endless Drain' by Major Leagues at the moment, it's a jump around the lounge room kinda track.
Knuckles White Dry by Gang of Youths. I haven't spent a lot of time following this band but this track came on the radio a few weeks ago and it captivated me right from the first line, so much raw emotion, I was almost in tears by the end of it.
'Better The Devil You Know' Kylie Minogue, everybody wants to party with Kylie!
Brighton Up bar with You Beauty, Donny Benet, SPOD, Jack Ladder and Geoffrey O'Connor. How do you think it was!?!?
Tell us about the bands or people in the Sydney music community that inspire you.
There is a really strong female presence in the Sydney music scene right now with the likes of Bloods, Julia Why, Black Zeros. I would like to see someone put on a festival with an all female line up. Wink wink.
What are your plans for the rest of 2015?
Making music, making out.
Showing her teeth on this latest track, Le Pie's time travelled from her familiar '60s pop aesthetic and into the '90s to roll with a grunge group.
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I Don't Call Myself a Poet
Interviews with Contemporary Poets Living & Working in Britain
Kirsten Irving
August 8, 2012 § Leave a comment
Interview with Kirsten Irving by Hannah Sinyard
Kirsten's webpage.
1. What was the first poem you ever read?
I can't remember the very first poem I read. As a kid I was given Shel Silverstein's 'Where The Sidewalk Ends' by an auntie, and I loved Allan Ahlberg. I also have strong memories of my teacher parents strongly suggesting I not read 'The Lesson' by Roger McGough (which I loved) at Brownie pow-wow.
2. Which poet/poets inspired your work?
I used to be crazy-keen on Ahlberg's style, and had a godawful period of mimicking psychedelic lyrics. These days I love Tony Hoagland, John Clegg, Gregory Corso, Abigail Parry and Matthew Caley. I was also just introduced to Tamarin Norwood and Hannah Silva, who do fantastic sonic and experimental pieces, and I've just used a Chrissy Williams-invented form – the mix tape – in a NaPoWriMo piece. That was fun.
3. Have you always wanted to be a poet or was there another career you wished to pursue?
In as much as it is a career (I can't live off poetry at the moment)!! I have always loved poetry, right from the day my teacher put my infant class work on the classroom door, and while it's only been in the last few years that I feel I've hit my stride, it's always been something that interests me and excites me.
I currently work as an editor, and went into this mainly because it was drummed into us at university that we should give up hope of becoming professional writers. That was both helpful and unhelpful advice. It dispelled a few myths but also shut a few doors and proved hard on the self-belief for many people.
I also do some voice acting and I'd like to do more of that.
4. It seems very difficult to get poetry even heard, let alone published. How do you get your work published? Do you think it can put some young writers off?
Poetry isn't a money spinner, so most big publishers, in search of safe revenue streams, will either not publish poetry at all, or will stick to established lists of big guns. Having spoken to editors over the last few years, there are nevertheless realistic routes of getting your work into print.
Read a lot, rework, collaborate and experiment
Run far far away from poetry.com and vanity presses that demand money in order to publish you.
Don't rush into wanting a full manuscript published – poetry is not a scene that punishes those who weren't child prodigies. There's plenty of time for a first collection, so it's worth waiting and getting to know your style thoroughly. Consider putting together and editing a pamphlet. Look into pamphlet presses and see what they're looking for.
Submit to magazines, print and online, and enter competitions. This is where investigative editors are most likely to scout for new writers.
Review the work of others – this is great for your own research and profile, and immensely helpful to smaller presses.
Start your own magazine! If you don't have the time or resources to produce a print magazine, online magazines are a great way to view new work and hone a range of skills useful to your writing career. Working on Fuselit has been massively helpful in helping me to view my own work with a critical eye.
If a magazine is too much, simply start and get involved with projects online and offline. This will benefit and raise awareness of your work.
Read at open mic events where possible, or, again, start your own.
5. Is it difficult to support yourself financially through poetry writing?
Yes. Most poets don't exist solely on their writing. Some go into academia as a way of staying close to literature, and many teach. Most, like myself and my co-editor, have regular day jobs which help to finance poetry projects. Although this can be tiring, I find the variety is helpful in providing new ideas to use in my writing. There's always the risk, otherwise, of writing poetry in a bubble that doesn't engage with anything outside poetry itself.
There are awards and funds set up to enable people to write full time, though these are particularly few and far between at the moment. If you apply to these, speak to others who can help you make your proposal as strong as possible, and read all available guidance.
6. What is your favourite form of poetry (to read/write)?
There are so many to try – you only have to look at the Wikipedia forms page! I used to like pantoums, but they can be limited. So many from other cultures that create the most unusual poetry, and can take you in fresh and new directions. My favourite forms are those recently invented or recently perverted. I mentioned Chrissy Williams' mixtape form, but there are collages, Oulipo experiments, Roddy Lumsden's sevenlings and fuzzy rhyme… Best plan is to play around and invent your own! Penned in the Margins actually released an anthology recently called Adventures in Form. It's full of cool games and bizarre experiments.
7. What do you enjoy most about being a poet?
Finding a way to express yourself is really healthy and it's so important to know a way of challenging yourself and being productive/creative. It's also such a good way to meet interesting people. The poetry scene is full of strange people doing strange things.
8. Is there a particular process you use when writing poetry?
It's changed over the years. I used to work very reactively, hunting down interesting non-fiction books and nicking phrases from novels to use as titles, and I enjoyed that, but recently I've been asking my partner to give me challenges that take me away from my most common habits. That second opinion is so valuable. Short stories are great for ideas. Flash fiction and poetry require similar economy of language, which forces language into new shapes in both cases.
9. Where and when do you write, especially writing about strong emotions on a particular subject? Do you use reflection/memories or immediate?
I don't tend to do direct confessional poetry, but a lot of my work is strongly emotional nonetheless. I write a lot using characters or case studies as avatars for me. It's a lot easier to channel their experiences to get a lot of my own feelings on a subject across than to write about my own mundane life.
10. Do you use your own experiences or events happening in the world to base ideas of your poems?
Not all that often – I can't shake the feeling that my personal experiences aren't special or exciting enough to merit a poem, as opposed to, say, a status update or a tweet. Writing about world events is extremely difficult to do without getting cringeworthily didactic or hackneyed. It can be done really well. I'm just not sure it's my strong point.
11. What keeps you writing and sharing your work in a society which has become 'against' poetry?
Society as a whole isn't 'against' poetry as such; it doesn't really know what to do with it. I keep writing and sharing because I find it massively enjoyable and because I don't rely on it solely as my bread and butter. I think that makes a big difference.
12. As somebody who finds it difficult to know when to end a poem, what point do you decide a poem is finally finished?
It's a really good question. I actually wrote an entire article for our site on ending poems. In my opinion, people keep going way after the best possible ending for a poem, be that due to a pressing concern to overexplain, a preconceived idea of how the poem should end that doesn't end up fitting the poem that emerges, or the urge to add a punchline that's not earned.
13. Do you think poetry is a dying art?
Nah, it's just getting warmed up. There are so many people starting so many projects and really pushing the definition of the artform. It can address morality or anime, whatever you want. Sure, there's not a lot of money in it, but in many ways this limits it becoming flabby and easily merchandised, marketed or pigeonholed. There aren't many poetry rockstars, but that's no bad thing.
14. And finally, what advice would you give young writers to encourage them to write poetry?
Get involved and start things! Aside from the methods I mentioned earlier, check out the Poetry Society's Young Poets Network for great articles and resources. For writers under 18, look into the Foyle Young Poet awards. The Poetry Literary website has lot of resources too. Don't waste time simply shopping your poetry around to presses with no open submission policy, or hunting for agents – they get so many manuscripts and letters that without credits you'll simply get lost in the slush pile. Just get out there and read, write and work together with other writers. Make a website, start a blog, get involved with the (often fierce) debates online. The best thing about the poetry scene being so small, in the grand scheme of things, is that there are many areas uncharted or only now developing, and lots more room to make your mark.
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Another shifter challenge where you can win prizes–Connor Anderson of Savage Hunger needs your votes, if anyone has the time and inclination. I think Cearnach MacNeill never made it. Several said they couldn't vote for him–the button wasn't showing up. 🙁 So here's another shifter who was called on to take on another shifter in a different contest! Thanks so much for backing up the jaguar shifter!!! One random voter will receive a $25.00 gift certificate at the end of each of the 5 Rounds at All Romance ebooks. ARe.
You can vote for every pair of contestants. Connor is at #14, Savage Hunger, Terry Spear.
Round 1: Aug 1 – 6 (32 titles competing) Connor Anderson is at #14 paring.
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I registered and voted for Connor! Fingers crossed! Poor Cearnach. I voted for him when I could.
Finally got in to be able to vote. Crosses fingers he wins.
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AIM has no credible public-market competition for the companies it addresses. Companies listed on NASDAQ tend to be 22 times larger. Since inception in 1995, £100 billion ($125 billion) has been raised on London's AIM; £42 billion ($52 billion) in AIM IPOs and £58 billion ($73 billion) in AIM Secondary Offerings.
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Savvis takes top cloud ranking in Gartner study
Savvis, CenturyLink's (NYSE: CTL) cloud and data center subsidiary, was named as one of the top managed hosting providers in North America on Gartner's Magic Quadrant where it is directly competing with AT&T (NYSE: T) and Verizon (NYSE: VZ).
Delivering services through its growing base of U.S. and international data centers, Savvis currently offers a set of shared, dedicated, and hybrid cloud solutions to its multi-site business clients.
"Savvis can handle extremely complex deals, including large-scale e-commerce and enterprise application hosting needs," wrote Gartner in their report. "It has a very broad portfolio of supported infrastructure, middleware stacks and application environments."
Savvis has performed consistently well for CenturyLink. Operating inside of CenturyLink as the telco's Enterprise Markets – Data Hosting division, revenues rose 12.7 percent year-over-year to $292 million in Q4 2012.
While its main focus is on serving large multinational corporation customers (MNCs), it expanded its cloud and managed service portfolio to a broader audience via the launch of its savvisdirect solution last December. It also expanded its application support capabilities via its acquisition of Ciber last October.
The service provider isn't without its issues, however.
"Gartner clients have noted a dilution of focus and support quality within the business following the spate of acquisitions during the past two years that have led to the company's current organizational structure," the report said. "Savvis has multiple hosting and cloud IaaS offerings among its suite of services, which can leave customers unsure which line of service is best for their needs."
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CenturyLink, Frontier, Windstream ask FCC for more CAF-I broadband funding
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Home > Pennsylvania Railroad > Locomotives > EMD E8A > PRR 5898
Pictures of PRR 5898
Owner: Pennsylvania Railroad
Model: EMD E8A Built As: PRR 5898:1 (E8A)
Frame Number: 6181-A13 Built: 3/1951
Notes: PRR Class EP-22; 03/1951, 6181-A, xAMT 497
Other locos with this serial: PRR 5898(E8A) AMTK 497(E8A) AMTK 305(E8A) PC 4298(E8A) BMRG 5898(E8A) SLIM 5898(E8A) MNCR 497(E8A)
Title: PRR 5898, EP-22, 1965
Description: Excursion. Here is an original telephoto view I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train about to enter Frankstown, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. All four engines are of the same model and vintage, so there's 9,000 head-end horsepower at work here. They are pulling the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. The West Branch of the Juniata River is visible at the lower right.
Location: Frankstown, PA
Author: Thomas C. Ayers
Categories: Scenic,Passenger
Locomotives: PRR 5898(E8A)
Description: Excursion. Here is an original photo that I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train passing through Frankstown, Pennsylvania, around noon on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. Also visible are the first two cars of the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society.
Categories: Passenger
Description: Excursion. Here is an original telephoto view I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train at HOLLY Bloc in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. They are pulling the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. The PRR's Hollidaysburg Passenger Station is partially visible on the left.
Location: Hollidaysburg, PA
Categories: Station,Passenger
Description: Excursion. Here is an original photo that I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. Also visible are the first two cars of the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. In this photo, the tracks occupy the original right-of-way for the Allegheny Portage Railroad between Hollidaysburg and Duncansville. This train is on its way to surmount the Allegheny Mountains visible in the distance.
Description: Excursion. Here is an original photo that I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train below the Muleshoe Curve on the New Portage Branch Line west of Duncansville, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. They are pulling the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. As of 04 July 2016, or 51 years later, engine #5898 ~ aged 65 ~ is in active excursion service with the St. Louis, Iron Mountain, & Southern Railway at Jackson, Missouri!
Location: Duncansville, PA
Description: Excursion. Here is an original photo that I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Gallitzin, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. They are pulling the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society.
Location: Gallitzin, PA
Description: Excursion. Here is an original photo that I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. They are pulling the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society, which has stopped at the Altoona Passenger Station for a crew change.
Description: Excursion. Here is an original photo that I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. Also visible are the first two cars of the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society as they depart the Altoona Passenger Station on their way back to Lancaster.
Categories: Station,Signal,Passenger
Description: Museum Bound. Here is an original photo that I took of a Pennsylvania Railroad train below the Muleshoe Curve on the New Portage Branch Line west of Duncansville, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here are four PRR passenger engines. The lead locomotive is #5898, an EP-22 built by EMD in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. All four engines are of the same model and vintage, so there's 9,000 head-end horsepower at work here. They are pulling the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. The "Excursion" departed Lancaster bright and early on a Sunday morning, following the PRR's mainline through Harrisburg to Huntingdon. There, it switched over to the Petersburg-Hollidaysburg Branch Line and followed the undulating Juniata River to Hollidaysburg ~ where the Railfans were treated to tours of the PRR's Samuel Rea Shop. After leaving Hollidaysburg, the "Excursion" passed WYE Tower and took the New Portage Branch Line via the Muleshoe Curve up the Allegheny Mountains to Gallitzin. There, it passed through the westbound Allegheny Tunnel, navigated the wye at Gallitzin, and passed through the eastbound New Portage Tunnel on its way down the Alleghenies. At the Horseshoe Curve, the "Excursion" stopped to allow the Railfans to visit the PRR's K-4S (4-6-2) "Pacific" #1361 enshrined there. After all were safely back on board, the train continued down the Mountains toward Altoona and the return trip to Lancaster ~ a round trip of over 350 happy miles! As of 04 July 2016, or 51 years later, this unit ~ still numbered "5898" ~ is in active excursion service with the St. Louis, Iron Mountain, & Southern Railway at Jackson, Missouri.
Photo Date: 10/17/1965 Upload Date: 7/4/2016 2:54:45 AM
Description: Road Power. Here is an original 35mm color slide by Mr. Dave Augsburger that was taken in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1965. Shown here is the motive power for the very first "Horseshoe Curve Excursion" sponsored by the Lancaster Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. They are parked adjacent to the PRR's Samuel Rea Shop while the railfans tour the facilities. In the lead is PRR engine #5898, an EP-22 built by GM-EMD in March of 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower.
Title: Side view of the restored PRR E8
Photo Date: 6/29/1986 Upload Date: 12/6/2014 6:21:39 AM
Location: Temple, PA
Author: Bob Kise
Title: PRR 5898, E-8, 1986
Description: Here is a photo (R to L) of former Pennsylvania Railroad engines #5896 and #5706. Both are E-8's built by GM-EMD and rated at 2,250 horsepower each; #5898 was built in March of 1951, while #5706 was built in October of 1952. In this context, they have stopped with an excursion train near Temple, Pennsylvania. The photographer's name is not recorded. Henry C. Westenberger Collection.
Locomotives: PRR 5706(E8A) PRR 5898(E8A)
Title: PRR 5706
Description: Both of these Es have fared badly, but still exist: 5706 is butchered near Sumiton, AL as part of a wedding chapel. 5898 is at the St. Louis, Iron Mtn and Southern in Jackson, MO.
Location: South Hamburg, PA
Author: Jeffrey Pfeiffer
Title: PRR E8 5898 west in Lebanon on the old RDG
Description: At 7th Street crossing, by Heilig's Moving & Storage
Location: Lebanon, PA
Categories: Signal,Passenger,Action
Title: The Blue Mountain and Reading brought their E8s to the dedication
Description: Note Amtrak "pumpkin" Geep in the background
Categories: Station
Locomotives: PRR 5898(E8A) AMTK 780(GP7)
Author: Sam Botts
Locomotives: PRR 5898(E8A) PRR 5706(E8A) AMTK 780(GP7)
Description: PRR (RBMN) E8A #5898 & 5706 with the Southern Tier Fall Excursion crossing Moodna Viaduct, Salisbury Mills, NY
Location: Salisbury Mills, NY
Author: Mike Bischak
Categories: Bridge,Passenger,Action
Description: PRR E8A #5898 & 5706 on NJT Southern Tier Fall Excursion at Port Jervis, NY on east end of consist.
Categories: Passenger,Action
Location: Binghamton, NY
Title: PRR 5898 Pennsylvania Pinstripes
Description: This excursion train had two matching E-8's and former Lackawanna coaches.
Title: Hard to catch
Description: But it wasnt easy!! In October 1987, Western NY NRHS ran a couple of circle trips from Buffalo through Rochester on the CR Chicago Line, down to Corning on the Corning Secondary, then back to Buffalo on the Southern Tier. I caught the Oct 17 trip out of Corning, and chased down the Canisteo River. The Es did what they do best-about 70 MPH-and I was doing 75 along River Rd from Addison, along with three other lunatics. The only thing that saved us is that the police presence down there was almost nil at the time-in 20 years of running that road, I think I saw a sheriffs car one time. We were cooking. I finally got ahead of the train at Carson, yielding this shot.
Location: Canisteo, NY
Categories: Scenic,Signal,Passenger,Action
Location: Lyons, NY
Location: Himrod, NY
Location: Beaver Dams, NY
Location: Corning, NY
Photo Date: 10/18/1987 Upload Date: 10/5/2008 9:28:58 PM
Location: West Cameron, NY
Photo Date: 10/18/1987 Upload Date: 5/11/2008 2:34:10 PM
Description: PRR E units lead an excursion train south on the ex NYC at north Corning ny. date approx
Photo Date: 10/25/1987 Upload Date: 7/25/2010 12:27:23 AM
Author: CE Turley
Title: Ex-PRR 5898, E-8, 1987
Description: Altoona Action. Here is an original 35mm color slide by Mr. M.E. Brouse that was taken just East of the 24th Street Bridge in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on 1 November 1987. Shown here (R to L) are former Pennsylvania Railroad engines #5896 and #5706. Both are E-8's built by GM-EMD and rated at 2,250 horsepower each; #5898 was built in March of 1951, while #5706 was built in October of 1952. At the time this photo was taken, they were owned by the Blue Mountain & Reading, and are pulling a 17-car excursion train down the Allegheny Mountains via the Horseshoe Curve, and will soon stop briefly at the Altoona Passenger Station before proceeding East.
Photo Date: 11/1/1987 Upload Date: 7/1/2018 12:59:22 AM
Categories: Signal,Passenger
Title: The PRR E8s on the old Schuylkill Division
Description: Southbound during the railfan weekend
Photo Date: 6/26/1988 Upload Date: 12/23/2014 5:30:30 AM
Location: Maiden Creek, PA
Description: Andy Muller's pair of E's, 5898 ex AMTK 497, 5706A ex AMTK 495. PRR #'s are origional.
Location: Leesport, PA
Author: Carl Weber
Title: RDG 2102
Description: RDG T-1 2102 shows the diesels how it's done!
Categories: Roster,Yard,Steam,Passenger,Action
Locomotives: PRR 5898(E8A) RDG 2102(4-8-4) PRR 5706(E8A)
Title: PRR passenger diesel in Tuscan Red
Author: Bob Krug
Title: PRR 5706 & 5898
Author: Ted Krug
Title: PRR E8s in a snow squall
Description: Got lucky catching the Es on the BM&R during a 15 minute snow squall
Author: Joe Osciak
Categories: Winter,Passenger,Action
Author: Dave Carney
Title: E units
Description: Among the equipment seen during the RCTHS day was this PRR E 8 at South Hamburg.
Categories: Roster,Station,Passenger
Location: Hamburg, PA
Title: "Altoona Shops," Page 46, 1996
Description: Here is page 29 of a 43-page article by James J.D. Lynch, Jr., entitled "Overview Of The History And Development Of The Pennsylvania Railroad's Altoona Shops." It was published originally in the Autumn 1996 issue of "Keystone" magazine, page 46. Bottom Photo: Shown here are PRR engines #5898 and three other "E" units whose numbers are not recorded. All were built by GM-EMD. #5898 is an EP-22 built in 1951 and rated at 2,250 horsepower. Middle Photo: Shown here are PRR engines #8610 and another unit whose number is not recorded. Both were built by the American Locomotive Company. #8610 is an APS-24MS built in 1956 and rated at 2,400 horsepower. These units are actually the rear-end "pushers" for the mail-express train pictured in the bottom photo.
Categories: Bridge,Station,Signal,Passenger
Locomotives: PRR 8610(RSD7) PRR 5898(E8A)
Title: St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Location: Jackson, MO
Author: D. Tom Conboy
Title: PRR E-unit
Description: ex-PRR 5898 at the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad (date approximate)
Author: Jeffrey Dobek
Author: Larry Larson
Title: Show-Me the Pennsy
Description: PRR 5898, an E-8A, is owned and operated by the St Louis & Iron Mountain tourist outfit in southeast Missouri
Author: Rick Morgan
Title: Old Number 5
Description: This one ran until 1999 when it had compressor trouble, it should run this season!
Author: Zach Pumphery
Locomotives: SLIM 5(2-4-2) PRR 5898(E8A)


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John Eli ABOUD, as a trustee of Aboud Aboud, P.C. Money Purchase and Profit Sharing Plans, Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant/Cross-Appellant, v. Evo David DECONCINI; 4-D Properties, a general partnership, Defendants/Appellants/Cross-Appellees.
No. 2 CA-CV 92-0012.Court of Appeals of Arizona, Division Two, Department A.
[*] Feldman, C.J., and Zlaket, J., of the Supreme Court, recused themselves and did not participate in the determination of this matter.
Appeal from the Superior Court, Pima County, Cause No. 275126, Allen G. Minker, J.
Aboud Aboud, P.C. by Michael J. Aboud, Tucson, for plaintiff/counter-defendant/cross-appellant.
DeConcini McDonald Brammer Yetwin Lacy, P.C. by Karen J. Nygaard, Tucson, for defendants/appellants/cross-appellees.
The plaintiff John Eli Aboud filed a complaint in superior court for monies due under a promissory note. The defendants Evo David DeConcini and 4-D Properties (collectively referred to as the partnership) filed a counterclaim for declaratory judgment, quiet title and other relief. Subsequently, both parties filed motions for summary judgment. The trial court granted each party's motion in part and denied each party's motion in part. This appeal and cross-appeal followed.
On October 7, 1985, defendant DeConcini bought 120 acres of land from Commercial Brokers, Inc. by paying approximately 25 percent down, assuming a note and deed of trust in the amount of $640,000 executed by Commercial Brokers in favor of Stephen Sturman and Frances Greenebaum, and executing a second-position note for $50,000 ("the second note") and a deed of trust.
In thirty (30) acre minimum parcels for principal reductions of TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($12,500.00) per thirty (30) acre parcel in order as shown on the attached plat labeled Exhibit "C".
All releases shall be in a manner so as not to landlock any unreleased portion of the property.
The releases provided for herein may only be obtained when based upon a legal description provided and certified by a registered surveyor and accompanied by a plat upon which said surveyor has indicated the parcel or parcels to be released and their relationship to Exhibit "C".
The down payment shall not apply to release privileges. All principal payments pursuant to the NOTE will apply to release privileges and all payments made to secure releases shall apply to the next principal payment due. All costs of recording partial releases shall be borne by Maker/Trustor.
(Emphasis added.) DeConcini later transferred the properties to 4-D, a family partnership, which assumed DeConcini's obligations under the two notes and deeds of trust.
with the request and payment, it provided the trustee with a legal description and plat of the two parcels dated September 25, 1990. However, the legal description and plat disclosed that neither parcel was 30 acres; parcel one was 29.9142 acres and parcel two was 29.9897 acres.
The trustee telephoned Aboud and told him that the partnership was requesting the release of the parcels. A short time later on the same day Steven Thu, director of development for 4-D, telephoned Aboud and advised him that the partnership was not going to make the full payment due Monday, October 8, 1990, but that it was going to default on both of the notes, and that it would pay Aboud $25,000 plus interest thereon or a total of $27,500 to obtain a release of the two parcels.
On Friday, October 5, 1990, Aboud advised the trustee that he would not give the requested releases. On Tuesday morning, October 8, 1990, Aboud received Thu's letter dated October 8, 1990, which had attached a revised legal description showing both parcels now to be 30 acres.
The partnership failed to make the full payment of $55,000 on the second note and failed to pay the balance of over $250,000 owed on the first note, both of which were due October 8, 1990. The partnership still contended that Aboud was obligated to release the two 30-acre parcels, which Aboud refused to do, resulting in this lawsuit. Aboud filed suit seeking all amounts owed by the partnership. The partnership counterclaimed for a declaratory judgment and quiet title. The trial court concluded that the partnership was not entitled to releases and also ruled that DeConcini was not personally liable on the second note. DeConcini and 4-D contend the trial court erred because (1) the doctrine of anticipatory breach does not apply to a unilateral contract; (2) their agreement was divisible; and (3) they were not in default when the releases were requested. Aboud contends the trial court erred in not finding DeConcini personally liable on the note. We affirm.
Because the theory of divisibility was not raised in the trial court, we will not consider it on appeal to secure reversal Contempo Construction Company v. Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Company, 153 Ariz. 279, 736 P.2d 13 (App. 1987).
Generally, a contract cannot be breached until the date the duty of performance arrives. However, if one party unequivocally indicates he will not perform when the date arrives, an anticipatory breach is committed.
The evidence here is uncontradicted. On October 4, 1990, the partnership told Aboud it was not going to make the October 8 payments on either note. But this statement was made after it had tendered the full amount necessary to secure the release of the two parcels. According to the terms of the note, the partnership was entitled to the release of the parcels if it was not in default and if it had complied with all the conditions set forth therein. The record shows that the partnership had not complied with all conditions because the survey showed the lots were less than the 30 acres each required by the note. The partnership was not entitled to a release of the lots until October 9, when a corrected survey was presented and after the anticipatory breach of October 4. Therefore, when the corrected survey was presented, the partnership was in default and was not entitled to a release of the two parcels.
The partnership contends it only had to substantially comply with the release requirement and it did so on October 4, 1990, thus entitling it to a release of the two parcels. The partnership has not provided us with any authority for this argument, we know of none, and we reject it.
(1900); 59 C.J.S. Mortgages § 479 at 757; Annot. 41 A.L.R.3d 7 at 117-18. The reason for the requirement of strict compliance is that one has a right to specify the terms under which mortgage rights will be released and the courts have no right to declare that a person must accept a different performance than what was agreed upon; the court may not require the mortgagee to justify a refusal to accept less than full performance.
The partnership also argues that the doctrine of anticipatory repudiation has no application here because a promissory note is a unilateral contract. While we agree that the doctrine does not apply to a unilateral contract, see Rosenfeld v. City Paper Co., 527 So.2d 704 (Ala. 1988), that exception does not apply here. Under the exception, repudiation of a duty does not operate as a breach if it occurs after the repudiating party has received all of the agreed exchange for that duty. The injured party must then await the time for performance to sue for damages. Farnsworth on Contracts, Vol. II, 1990, § 8.20. Here, appellants had not received all of the agreed exchange, to-wit, the parcels of land for which they bargained.
In its cross-appeal Aboud argues that the court erred in failing to find DeConcini personally liable on the note. Aboud argues that the labeling of the note as "non-recourse" had no effect on DeConcini's liability since the body of the note contains no such language. Aboud also points out that the note contains a promise to pay attorneys' fees in the event of his default, which is inconsistent with DeConcini's theory of no personal liability.
A.R.S. § 47-3413(A) states: "The maker . . . engages that he will pay the instrument according to its tenor at the time of his engagement . . ." (Emphasis added.) In other words, the maker promises to pay according to the true intent and meaning of the instrument.
(Tex. 1943); Cf. First National Bank of Jefferson Parish v. Kindermann, 280 So.2d 888 (La. 1973). Anything written or printed on a note prior to its issuance and relating to its subject matter must be regarded as part of the contract represented by the instrument and is to be given due weight in its construction. Cf. U.S. v. Reed, 31 A.2d 673 (D.C. 1942).
In interpreting a contract the court must ascertain and give effect to the intention of the parties at the time it was made, if at all possible. Polk v. Koerner, 111 Ariz. 493, 533 P.2d 660 (1975). If the contract is unambiguous, the intent of the parties is determined by the contents of the contract alone Nemec v. Rollo, 114 Ariz. 589, 562 P.2d 1087 (App. 1987). However, if the contract is ambiguous, surrounding circumstances may be considered in determining its exact meaning and the contractual obligation created. Henderson v. Jacobs, 73 Ariz. 195, 239 P.2d 1082 (1952).
The record shows that at the same time that DeConcini executed the $50,000 note, Commercial Brokers, Inc. made a note in the sum of $640,000 payable to Sturman and Greenebaum which DeConcini assumed. This note had a typed provision which stated that "[t]here shall be no personal liability to Maker, and no deficiency judgment in the event of foreclosure and/or forfeiture. Holder shall look solely to the property for security." Curiously, in spite of the clear foregoing provision, the printed provision relating to attorneys' fees was left in the instrument, as was the case with the $50,000 DeConcini note to Commercial Brokers.
into an agreement with another brokerage company for the purchase of the property. Commercial Brokers agreed in this earlier agreement to accept a $50,000 non-recourse promissory note and a deed of trust to be secured against the property.
It seems clear, therefore, after looking at the surrounding circumstances in conjunction with the note itself, that the parties to the $50,000 note intended that it be non-recourse. Therefore, the trial court did not err in denying a personal judgment against DeConcini.
Aboud has asked for and is entitled to attorneys' fees incurred in the defense of the appeal which will be awarded upon compliance with Ariz.R.Civ.App.P. 21(c), 17B A.R.S.
LIVERMORE, C.J., and LACAGNINA, P.J., concur.
 Ticor is the trustee of both deeds of trust.


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Wife, husband remain hospitalized after shooting
The Daily Times staff
AZTEC — The husband and wife involved in a botched murder-suicide both remained hospitalized at San Juan Regional Medical Center on Monday.
Maria Hower, 71, of Cedar Hill, was charged Monday in Aztec Magistrate Court with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery against a household member on allegations she shot her husband, Francis "Frank" Hower, in the abdomen with a .357-caliber revolver on Saturday morning.
Her husband, also 71, was further treated for bites, burns and a severe head wound, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
He told detectives his wife of 50 years, who had sleep deprivation and suicidal thoughts, smashed a vase on his head Saturday morning, the affidavit states. She then burned and bit him during a struggle at the house before shooting him with the revolver, according to the affidavit.
Hospital spokeswoman Laura Werbner said Monday that Frank Hower was in good condition.
Maria Hower allegedly shot herself in the shoulder after the fight, according to the affidavit. She told detectives she wanted to die with her husband.
She was in fair condition on Monday, according to Werbner.
An initial court appearance had not been scheduled, according to court records. Her bond was set at $50,000.


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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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void ShowProfileErrorDialog(ProfileErrorType type, int message_id) {
#if defined(OS_ANDROID) || defined(OS_IOS)
  NOTIMPLEMENTED();
#else
  UMA_HISTOGRAM_ENUMERATION("Profile.ProfileError", type, PROFILE_ERROR_END);
  chrome::ShowMessageBox(NULL,
                         l10n_util::GetStringUTF16(IDS_PRODUCT_NAME),
                         l10n_util::GetStringUTF16(message_id),
                         chrome::MESSAGE_BOX_TYPE_WARNING);
#endif
}