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35. Letter from Swimmer, acting chief, to National Council submitting treasurer's statement on receipt of money for railroad right of way, Dec. 19, 1895. |
36. Letter from Mayes to President Cleveland regarding intruders in Cherokee Nation, from the Claremore Progress, January 18, 1896. |
37. Letter from Mayes and Cherokee delegates to the Senate and House of the United States, a defense against the charges of the Dawes Commission against the Cherokee Nation, from the Indian Chieftain, January 30, 1896. |
38. Proclamation of Mayes for special election for |
Whenever I think about making a major purchase – anything that might require a credit check, I brace myself for responding to rumors that I am dead. |
Eleven years ago after my sister Ellen-Marie died, I wrote letters to all of her creditors informing them of the sad news. Things seemed to be going smoothly until I got a very sympathetic note from American Express expressing their condolences that Elaine Ray had died. |
No, no, no, no, I wrote them back. I am very much alive. Although my own card, and card activity, have ever lapsed, I am periodically asked to prove that I indeed am still among the living. |
It’s a good thing I don’t live in Texas. |
Two weeks ago a federal court struck down a law requiring voters in Texas to have a government issued ID in order to vote. Texas was among several st |
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|Died||October 17, 1998(aged 26)| |
|Education||Technical University of Berlin| |
|Alma mater||Technical University of Applied Sciences of Berlin| |
|Known for||hacking, the "Cryptophon"| |
Boris Floricic, better known by his pseudonym Tron (8 June 1972 – 17-22 October 1998), was a German hacker and phreaker whose death in unclear circumstances has led to various conspiracy theories. He is also known for his Diplom thesis presenting one of the first public implementations of a telephone with built-in voic... |
Floricic's pseudonym was a reference to the eponymous character in the 1982 Disney film Tron. Floricic was interested in defeating computer security mechanisms; amongst oth |
The risk factor: protect and treat. Independent comment. |
Goodman, Anthony (2000) The risk factor: protect and treat. Independent comment. Community Care, 21 . pp. 34-35. ISSN 0307-5508 |
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Christopher Booker's notebook today presented a classic illustration of how newspapers can so often superimpose totally inappropriate headlines on the pieces they publish, obscuring rather than describing the contents. |
Actually, it is worse than that, as The Sunday Telegraph, with its first title to Booker's column: "Some bright spark has had a very dim idea", not only fails to describe the contents but somehow manages to trivialise an important subject of general interest. |
The actual issue, on which Booker writes, is that, in seven weeks' time, new electrical rules for private houses do are being rushed through by John Prescott, to "harmonise" Britain with the rest of Europe. As a result, we face the prospect of a startling shortage of self-employed electricians, considerable extra costs... |
Eliza was the eleventh child of John Nichols and Ann Pugh. She was born on 8 June 1819 at Sydney. She was baptised on 14 September 1819 at St Phillip's Church of England, Sydney. By this time the family had moved from Prospect to Sydney. Eliza was baptised again with her sister Sarah on 4 January 1829 at Christ Church,... |
James Williams, her future husband, son of John Williams and Ann Haywood was born on 22 February 1818.He was baptised on 7 July 1818 at St Phillip's Church of England, Sydney. John Williams had arrived as a convict on the Indefatigable in 1815. John Williams, a shoemaker and inn keeper, went into business with John Kel... |
Don't you hate getting all bundled up under the covers, your pillows in the perfect scrunch position under your head, only to realize you didn't turn out the lamp on the opposite end of the room and there's no way you'll be able to sleep with that bright bulb shining in your eyes all night? I do. And I do this all the ... |
Luckily for everyone, INSTEON, manufacturers of the best-selling and most reliable home-automation technology today, have come up with the perfect way to avoid finding yourself in the predicament ever again: the world's first remote-controllable LED light bulb. |
The 60W, $29.99 bulb can be dimmed via a remote control available for both iOS and Android. As soon as the bulb is screwed in, its unique network address (which is printed on the bulb itself) is instantly recogni |
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They all crave human women! And who can blame them? |
Of the course, if the history channel had anything to do with it, they'd claim that aliens really crave men. (Anybody watched that channel lately and noticed a change?) |
But we know the truth. |
Better hide your harem during the next invasions from fuzzy animals or monsters from space! |
Megan Pacella has been writing about all genres of music since 2007. Her work has been published in Fringe, Brite, Paste, Nashville Lifestyles and American Songwriter. Aside from spending a summer in New York City (where she met her fiance!), Megan has been living, working and playing in Nashville, Tenn., since 2003. W... |
> Grrrrr. It's been so long since I used this 950, I seem to have |
> forgotten it will have behaved this way all along - as well as |
> others having to put up with, though maybe it's more pronounced |
> on one model than others. Or maybe it's not so noticeable if |
> one has something like a pair of 850s & they both do it? Or is |
> the 950 (not 950SDX) worse? After having just had a chance to |
> use an MP again, I find the 950 to be really annoying. |
This never seemed like an issue with my 950SDX. I just measured the delay |
between the time I stopped turning the dial, and TR updating the frequency. |
With 6.69 (my version-of-choice), it's never more than 1 second. With 6.79 it |
seems even faster. |
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cvs commit: ports/Mk bsd.gnome.mk |
Joe Marcus Clarke |
marcus at marcuscom.com |
Tue Jun 17 10:20:19 PDT 2003 |
On Tue, 2003-06-17 at 06:55, Doug Barton wrote: |
> At tremendous risk to my own sanity, I have to once again voice |
> opposition to the idea of sucking everything that gnome uses into |
> bsd.gnome.mk. As far as I can see, neither of these ports are |
> exclusively gnome tools (I know for a fact that pkgconfig isn't). |
I think you misunderstand what this is doing. pkgconfig is not being |
"sucked in" to GNOME. This is simply a way of specifying a pkgconfig |
dependency in GNOME ports. You don't have to use this if you don't |
want, but it makes things a lot easier for GNOME ports. |
> On Mon, 16 Jun 2003, Adam Weinberger wrote: |
> > adamw 2003/06/16 13:47:13 PDT |
> > FreeBSD ports repository |
> > Modifie |
Sioux Falls School Board Votes To Close Two School & Replace One |
A plan to close Longfellow, Jefferson and Mark Twain elementary schools in Sioux Falls and build a larger, two-story school at the Mark Twain site gets school board votes Monday night. |
Sioux Falls School Board voted 4-1 to close Longfellow and Jefferson, replace Mark Twain as the discussion was heated. |
The prospect of losing their small, neighborhood schools was the main discussion and troubling to some parents. |
Administrators project a new elementary school would cost $10 million to build and with the cost to operate the school they project the consolidation plan could pay for itself in three years. |
Others argue it feels like a wise idea for the betterment of the district. |
Longfellow is located on 1115 S. Fourth Ave. is the |
Ukrainian Troops Said Poised To Retake Rebel-Held Donetsk |
Ukrainian forces were reportedly advancing on rebel positions near the key eastern town of Donetsk on Saturday, as they try to retake the separatist stronghold. |
Donetsk is the region where Malaysia Airlines MH17 was shot down on July 17, killing nearly 300 people. Pro-Russian rebels have been blamed for downing the plane and they have hampered international efforts to access the site of the wreckage. |
The Washington Post says: "Government troops are currently battling rebels in the nearby town of Horlivka and have blocked all roads leading out of Donetsk to prevent the insurgents from replenishing supplies and fighters or escaping, said Andriy Lysenko of the Ukrainian Security and Defense Council. Once Horlivka is u... |
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We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the individuals, families, organizations, and businesses that helped make our 2013 Christmas Drive a success. |
This year we were able to provide Christmas dinner, toys, and winter clothing for 48 families, including 143 children, in our local schools. |
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