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Jesus House is among Oklahoma City groups that feed needy on Thanksgiving
About 400 people lined up Monday morning for Thanksgiving dinner packages at Jesus House west of downtown Oklahoma City. Jesus House is one of the many organizations trying to help the needy during the beginning of the holiday season.
"Establishing the need is fairly easy," said Jack Denny, Jesus House executive director and CEO. "Anyone who will stand in line for hours for groceries is pretty well in need."
At Jesus House, anyone with an established local address can get the supplies, which will be handed out again Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 a.m. until stocks run out.
Denny said people are usually lined up by the dozens each morning well before then.
The packages include frozen turkeys and other Thanksgiving staples such as sweet potatoes, stuffing and vegetables.
"As many things as we can accumulate to give to a family that otherwise may not be able to purchase them" is how Denny described it.
Though times in general have been good recently in Oklahoma City, which has had the nation's lowest employment rate for months, there's still plenty of need in the metro, Denny said.
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Italy are hopeful that their goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon and the defender Mattia De Sciglio will recover in time for Friday's Group D match against Costa Rica.
Both players missed the Azzurri's 2-1 triumph over England on Saturday with injuries. Buffon twisted his left ankle last Friday and was replaced by Salvatore Sirigu in goal.
"Gigi [Buffon] has had a specific trauma, which is not your usual sprained ankle," Italy's team doctor Enrico Castellacci said. "It has affected the knee but fortunately, the knee ligament is fine. His condition will be evaluated. He is having specific therapy and we will decide whether or not to do some x-rays. We will try to have him available as soon as possible.
"We are optimistic that he will have a speedy recovery but his health comes first. I cannot say if he will be able to make it for the game against Costa Rica. After the injury, Buffon told me he was relieved because for a moment he feared he may have to miss the World Cup."
De Sciglio, meanwhile, has a calf strain. "There is no date yet for his return," Castellacci said.
"Right now he is not in a condition to train with the rest of the squad because you cannot take risks when dealing with muscular injuries. Mattia was also concerned he might miss the World Cup but once he was reassured that he could play in Brazil, he smiled again."
Castellacci is hoping Fifa will allow time-outs for the players to drink water or fluids during the Italy's next two games, against Costa Rica and Uruguay, both of which will kick-off at 1pm local time. AC Milan right back Mattia De Sciglio should also return for the game
Italy and England played later and were not allowed any time-outs during Saturday's match. But both teams admitted after the game that the heat and humidity in Manaus had affected the players.
"It would have been good to have had a three-minute time-out during that game," Castellacci said. "Fortunately, we prepared well and none of our players had cramps.
"I hope that in Recife and Natal, where the conditions will be no better than in Manaus because of the times the games are scheduled, Fifa will reconsider. The criteria is that if the temperature is 32C or above then the time-out is almost automatic. However, what they don't consider is that with humidity above 70 to 80%, it feels three or four degrees warmer. With those conditions and in these type of games, one can lose two litres of sweat."
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In an article published Thursday in the Star, a group of Rohingyas resettled in Kitchener told of the harsh conditions faced by the Muslim minority in Burma, where they must request permission to marry, sign pledges to have no more than two children and are forced into labour projects.
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Tabasum Hussain, a rally participant who learned of the plight of the Rohingyas only a few weeks ago, said the silence on the issue is frightening.
"This place, Burma, is it of no geopolitical interest to the major global parties that are involved in the Middle East? Why is it just the Middle East attracting attention?" Hussain asked. "Thousands of people are being massacred in Burma: where is the condemnation? Where are the sanctions? Where are the calls for NATO troops to be flown in? Don't these lives have any value?"
The demonstrators want Canada to press Burma to repeal a 1982 law that stripped Rohingyas of citizenship rights. They also want an independent investigation into the violence, a call echoed earlier this month by Tomas Ojea Quintana, the UN's special envoy on human rights in Burma.
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Toy designers are the very heart of the toy industry, which makes it perfectly fitting that the 43rd Toy Industry Hall of Fame inductee is Eddy Goldfarb, toy inventor extraordinaire.
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An ambitious, penniless young boy from Italy, Antonio Pasin, like his grandfather and father, was an old-world, wood craftsman. His dream was to have his own business in the land of opportunity, America.
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1895 -1990
Inducted, 2000
Best known as Madame Alexander, this American legend brought her dreams to life by becoming the premier American doll maker of the 20th Century. As an entrepreneur who revolutionized doll manufacturing in this country, she is recognized all over the world. Her innovation, style and creativity continue to influence the Alexander Doll Company today. She serves as an inspiration for all those who follow in her path.
Fred Ertl, Jr.
1930 -
Inducted, 2000
Recognizing fantasy and play as core elements of a successful toy company, Fred Ertl, Jr. masterfully combined these with farm replicas to establish the renowned Ertl Company. Joining his father's company in the basement of their Iowa home at the young age of 15 and taking on active management at 18 marked the beginning of a life-long career at Ertl. His uncanny business savvy contributed to the company's early success in licensing and international market expansion and his leadership generated an industry-wide shift in the role of safety and toys, resulting in the development of the first toy safety standard. As creator of the TMA Safety Standards Committee, his commitment to protect children throughout the world continues into the 21st Century.
Michael Goldstein
Inducted, 1999
As leader of Toys 'R' Us, Michael Goldstein brought to the company innovative merchandising ideas, guiding its rise to the world's largest retailer of children's products. His unique marketing style and personal approach to business forged many partnerships with toy companies, large and small. Throughout his career, children in need have always been his top priority, and through his selfless charitable work with various children's causes he has helped make a difference in the lives of many.
Jeffrey Breslow 1943-
Howard Morrison 1932-
Rouben Terzian 1939-
Inducted, 1998
In 1967, when Jeffrey Breslow, Howard Morrison and Rouben Terzian joined the legendary Marvin Glass, they began a 31-year collaboration that has led to the creation and design of some of the industry's most successful toy and game products. In 1988, Breslow Morrison Terzian and Associates was formed to continue their tradition of excellence. Their best selling products include: The Animal, Ants in the Pants, Guesstures, Brain Warp, California Roller Baby, Real Talking Bubba, Masterpiece, My Size Barbie, Casey Cartwheel, Jennie Gymnast, Hot Wheels Criss Cross Crash and many more.
Russell L. Wenkstern
Inducted, 1998
As president and CEO of Tonka Toys, Russ Wenkstern brought the company, that in 1952 had one small factory in a schoolhouse, to worldwide prominence by 1974. He turned Tonka into the largest volume manufacturer of vehicles of any type in the world, and insisted that Tonka trucks be the safest and most durable toys of their time, a tradition that continues today. Under his guidance, Tonka became one of the first U.S. toy manufacturers to expand internationally, yet remained a company where employee loyalty was the hallmark of its success.
Thomas J. Kalinske
Inducted, 1997
Since entering the toy industry in 1972, Thomas J. Kalinske helped build successful brands and companies. He served as president of Mattel, Universal Matchbox and Sega of America. His emphasis on product development and assertive marketing helped Barbie and Hot Wheels grow from small product lines into major international brands. He led Sega to market leadership and was instrumental in establishing an industry-wide video game rating system. Throughout his career, which included serving as TMA chairman and on its board of directors for 12 years, he demonstrated his commitment to supporting children's health and education causes.
Howard Moore
Inducted, 1997
A legendary merchandiser, Howard Moore has had a major influence in the way toy companies develop and market their products. As executive vice president and general merchandise manager at Toys "R" Us, his focus on strategic line planning, product selection and merchandising enabled toy companies to grow and flourish while contributing to the major retail success of Toys "R" Us. His continued service on the Toys "R" Us board of directors exemplifies his strong commitment to the toy industry.
Sy Ziv
Inducted, 1997
Assisting in the development of the Toys "R" Us concept, Sy Ziv had a major impact on the toy chain's domestic and international growth. In his 26-year career at Toys "R" Us, he made contributions to nearly every facet of the promtional toy business. His guidence helped small companies stay in business and many manufacturers to achieve personal and corporate success. A Fellow of Brandeis University, he has served on the institution's President's Council, and received the university's 1980 Community Service Award.
Richard E. Grey
Inducted, 1996
In 1958, Dick Grey joined Milt Grey Inc., his father's sales and marketing firm, when its client Tyco was a small maker of model trains. Named president of Tyco in 1973 and chairman in 1991, he led the company's growth through product development, acquisitions and aggressive marketing. In 1992, Tyco became the third largest U.S. toymaker with a broad range of toys including radio control cars, activity toys, games, Matchbox cars and preschool toys.
John W. Amerman
Inducted, 1995
By focusing on building core products, cutting costs and reorganizing management, Mattel Inc.'s John W. Amerman engineered a comprehensive program that turned the struggling company around in one year. Under his dynamic leadership as chairman and CEO, an emphasis on long-term profitable growth through internal product development, strategic acquisitions and international expansion has produced record financial performance, and strengthened Mattel's position as a worldwide toy industry leader.
Alan G. Hassenfeld
Inducted, 1994
With a firm commitment to corporate social responsibility, Alan G. Hassenfeld has led the successful family business he grew up in to new heights. As chairman and chief executive, he has diversified Hasbro Inc.'s portfolio of companies and expanded international operations while initiating a singular brand of corporate activism designed to improve the lives of children. His vision and enthusiastic support of industry, community and charitable causes has set a standard of leadership for generations to come.
Aaron Locker
Inducted, 1993
Over the course of four decades, Aaron Locker became the heart and soul of Toy Manufacturers of America and the institutional memory of its board of directors. As general counsel to TMA, his name became synonymous with product safety as he guided the Association through the perils of government regulation. His forceful and articulate advocacy of the members' interests helped to establish the American toy industry's leadership role worldwide.
Albert Steiner
Inducted, 1993
"Home grown ideas" summarized the philosophy of product development at Kenner Products Company, headed by entrepreneur Albert Steiner. Leading a team that included his brothers Phil and Joe and his son Bob, he created a business renowned for its toy versions of adult activities, including the Girder and Panel Building set, Give A Show Projector and Easy Bake Oven. He will be remembered for his keen analytic mind, his relentless optimism and, most of all, for the many ingenious toys that bear his imprimatur.
Jim Henson
Inducted, 1992
"There's a child in all of us," Muppet creator Jim Henson said with the gentle wisdom of a grownup who understood completely the vivid and imaginative world of childhood. Blending important themes with laughter and setting them to music, he and his remarkable puppets - including Kermit the Frog, Big Bird, Miss Piggy, Bert and Ernie, Cookie Monster and Oscar the Grouch - have touched the lives of youngsters in over eighty countries on "Sesame Street" and in films with their message of friendship and love.
Bernard Loomis
Inducted, 1992
During a career spanning five decades, Bernard Loomis served as president of Kenner, group vice president of General Mills, partner in a joint venture with Hasbro, consultant to Tyco and head of his own toy design company. He brought to market an incomparable portfolio of blockbusters, once selling empty boxes at Christmas with the promise of a hit toy to be delivered later. An extraordinary marketer, he proved that breaking rules was often the best rule of all.
Henry H. Coords
Inducted, 1991
Teamwork and integrity were the cornerstones of Henry H. Coords' leadership of Fisher-Price as he enhanced the company's reputation for quality and play value. As TMA president, he championed the industry's product safety standard, emulated by countries around the world, and guided the manufactures of virtually indestructible infant and pre-school toys to international prominence and profitability. Modest and generous while presiding over Fisher-Price's transformation into an industry giant, he once remarked: "We never distinguish between management and employees. We're all partners in trying to make a successful company."
Stephen D. Hassenfeld
Inducted, 1991
Architect of the modern toy company, Stephen D. Hassenfeld devoted his life to the firm founded by his family, building Hasbro into the largest toy manufacturer in the world. With vision, dedication and a gift for managing the talents of others, he expanded the company's broad product spectrum through astute acquisitions and bolstered new toy lines with unrivaled marketing expertise. A passionate believer in giving back to the community, he established the Hasbro Children's Foundation and Hasbro Charitable Trust, ensuring that efforts to improve the quality of life for children continue for future generations. His business acumen, compassion and kindness forever changed Hasbro, the toy industry and all whose lives he touched.
Charles Lazarus
Inducted, 1990
Fascinated by the success of self-service supermarkets in the early 1950s, Toys "R" Us founder Charles Lazarus pioneered a new concept in the retailing of children's toys that completely revolutionized how playthings are sold in the U.S. and many countries around the world. By selling brand names for less, offering huge selections 365 days a year and creating a one-stop shopping environment accessible to children and their parents, his stores have earned raves from manufacturers and consumers and the company's name is today a household word. "The big thing is having the largest variety of toys in stock," he says. "We sell by the shopping cart!"
Edward P. Parker
Inducted, 1990
When Atlantic City threatened to change the names of its Baltic and Mediterranean Avenues in the 1970s, Edward P. Parker sprang to eloquent defense of his company's best-selling Monopoly game, which features squares named after real estate in the seashore resort. As chairman of Parker Brothers, vice president of General Mills and director and former president of Toy Manufacturers of America, he brought to the toy industry vast management and production experience, a commitment to quality and a love of the games business. Devoted to his family and the Massachusetts community where he lived and worked, Edward P. Parker will be remembered for his willingness to serve his neighbors, his country and his industry.
Ole Kirk Christiansen
Inducted, 1989
When the world monetary crisis reached Denmark in the 1930's, a rural carpenter's small business was so dramatically affected that he switched production to superb wooden toys that would soon earn a worldwide reputation for quality. "Only the best is good enough," was Ole Kirk Christiansen's motto and the legacy he left the company he started, LEGO. Son Gottfred Kirk Christiansen designed the toys; his father built them in his workshop to exacting specifications and growing international popularity. An unshakable self-confidence grounded in religious faith helped sustain him through the early years. That optimism and persistence gave birth to the first "automatic binding brick," the model for today's LEGO brick. "Life is a gift," Ole Kirk Christiansen told his children, "but it's more than just that. Life is a challenge." His dedication to the simple principles is an inspiration to all.
Ruth and Elliot Handler
Inducted, 1989
With meticulous attention to excellence in product, Ruth and Elliot Handler emerged from a toy company they started in their garage to become the "first couple" of the industry. Extraordinary collaborators, Elliot created toys and supervised production while Ruth managed marketing and finance and dealt with customers. The first toy company to advertise on television, the Handlers bought time on Walt Disney's "Mickey Mouse Show" in 1955 and changed product marketing forever. The resulting visibility ultimately meant that for millions of children a Mattel toy defined being a youngster in the '50s and '60s. The introduction of Barbie in 1959 proved that the Handlers truly had their finger on the pulse of American society. Still Mattel's biggest success as she celebrates her thirtieth anniversary, Barbie remains a symbol of the hopes of childhood. Many other product lines the Handlers developed are thriving today, and the toy business techniques they refined have helped shape the modern toy industry.
Benjamin F. Michtom
Inducted, 1989
Possibly the best promoter of toys ever, Ben Michtom structured a sales and marketing organization second to none, propelling the Ideal Toy and Novelty Company to the forefront of the industry. One of the first to make use of licensed products, he inspired the rage for the Shirley Temple doll more than fifty years ago. Upon perfecting the celebrity formula, he nurtured the success of many other personality dolls including Deanna Durbin, Fanny Brice, Charlie McCarthy and Judy Garland. The Toni doll - whose fashions were designed by a dozen Paris couturiers and documented in imaginative advertising - also became a huge sensation of the period, as well as a textbook example of a "product within a product." A TMA Board member and Publicity Committee chairman, he headed the doll association and stuffed toy association for many years. Tireless in his efforts to promote the toy industry, he will be remembered for the enthusiasm and originality which were his trademarks.
Walter W. Armatys
Inducted, 1988
As executive director of Toy Manufacturers of America, Walter W. Armatys served the industry trade association with professionalism, honor and meticulous attention to detail. He managed the Toy Fair in New York for many years, was instrumental in setting up the TMA safety and logistics seminars, and handled organization of the Toy Industry Hall of Fame. After retiring he continued as secretary of the International Committee of Toy Industries. In thirty years of service to the association and the industry he loved, he demonstrated through actions every day how considerable the contributions of an individual can be.
Morey W. Kasch
Inducted, 1988
Morey W. Kasch devoted nearly forty years of his life to the toy business that bears his name and the unmistakable imprint of a true entrepreneur and innovator. Customer needs were always the highest priority at M.W. Kasch Company. Kasch designed special programs to meet specific requirements, including individualized product mix, customized promotions and speedy delivery. Under his leadership, the company pioneered data processing and materials handling networks among wholesalers and even shared its knowledge with competitors setting up their own inventory maintenance systems. A consummate wholesaler, Morey Kasch added a rich and memorable chapter to the history of the toy industry.
James J. Shea, Sr.
Inducted, 1988
In the early 1940's, while the nation was still recovering from the Great Depression and facing the difficult years of World War II, James J. Shea, Sr. came to the rescue of a faltering New England games maker. His genius for solving complex problems yielded dramatic results for The Milton Bradley Company, which he headed for over thirty years, building it into a giant among manufacturers of games as well as other product categories. Business was but one of Mr. Shea's passions. He was equally dedicated to civic and philanthropic activities and personified the businessman as community leader. His commitment to the needs of people and causes is an outstanding example of responsibility and humanity in our industry.
Joshua Lionel Cowen
Inducted, 1987
In the early 1900's, with major breakthroughs in electrical and other technologies already to his credit, Joshua Lionel Cowen was well on his way to becoming the undisputed "tycoon" of the toy electric train industry. Lionel replicas that paralleled the growth and development of U.S. railroads became the classic of toy trains and accessories; even the company's catalogs and its advertisements were classics - all mirroring the genius of Cowen. In one of many other successes, his association with Walt Disney made news in the early 1930's when an ingenious wind-up hand car on a circle of two-rail track was introduced - and with no others than Mickey and Minnie Mouse themselves happily pumping their way into America's hearts. The names Lionel and Joshua Lionel Cowen have unique and special places in the minds and hearts of children and adults whose fascination with toy electric trains seems destined to go on as endlessly as time itself.
Walt Disney
Inducted, 1987
A legend, to be sure, and a folk hero of the 20th century, Walt Disney's worldwide popularity is based upon the ideals which his name represents: imagination, optimism and self-made success in the American tradition. He was a pioneer and innovator, and the possessor of one of the most fertile imaginations the world has ever known. Disney did more to touch the hearts, minds and emotions of millions of Americans than any other man in the past century. Through his work he brought joy, happiness and a universal means of communication to the people of every nation. Walt Disney had a great affinity for toys, and happily, the industry's products depicting so many of his ingratiating characters are helping to communicate that joy and happiness. Of hundreds of ways he has been honored, none could be higher than being so universally appreciated. The breadth of his influence is a phenomenon in itself. Our world shall know but one Walt Disney.
George S. Parker
Inducted, 1986
How different the world of games might be if George Parker had followed his youthful ambition to become a journalist. In the early 1900's he declared war on the tedious and traditional and revolutionized parlor games with his own intriguing creations such as Rook, Pit and many others. Always keen to try something new - and with uncanny perception of what would captivate consumers - the gentleman from Salem drew acclaim from a delighted nation when he introduced jigsaw puzzles and Ping Pong. Launched in 1935 by Parker Brothers, Monopoly is an industry phenomenon in itself.
Charles S. Raizen
Inducted, 1986
His early years as a salesman for a transfer pattern company were so successful that Charley Raizen became the owner and renamed it Transogram. He brought the company into the main stream of the industry with innovations in product and management and epitomized the "box goods" manufacturer of his time. The public's fascination with the Dionne quintuplets in the early 1930's gave rise to one of Transogram's best-remembered items - The Little Country Doctor and Nurse Kit, inspired by Dr. Daniel Defoe. A later introduction, Trik-Trac was also an immediate best-seller. An eloquent public speaker, Raizen's leadership roles in the industry included the presidency of TMA in 1960.
Raymond P. Wagner
Inducted, 1986
One of the industry's most memorable figures, Ray Wagner was a rare blend of magnetism and talent, playing all his roles in the world of toys with brilliance and style. Major retail experience at Sears paved the way to Mattel Toys where he was president from 1973 to 1983. Uniquely, he could visualize toys as if seen through the eyes of a child. The sustained success of such lines as Barbie, See ëN Say and numerous others reveal his creative, marketing and management endowments, also broadly reflected, now and for the future, in the many outstanding people in the industry who were trained by him. Wagner served as chairman of TMA in 1981 and was the association's spokesman before government and business on important issues.
Herman G. Fisher
Inducted, 1985
A guiding force in the realm of infants; and preschool playthings, Herman Fisher founded the firm of Fisher-Price Toys, and served as president and chairman from its inception on 1930 until 1969. Fisher was instrumental in building his new enterprise into the world's largest and most respected manufacturer of preschool toys. He always followed a strict toymaking creed: that all of his toys should have intrinsic play value, ingenuity, strong construction, good value for the money, and action features. Fisher applied equally high standards to all of his endeavors, including his tenure as the president of TMA in 1938, at which time he led the campaign to establish the association's statistical committee.
Jerome M. Fryer
Inducted, 1985
From sales representative to president of CBS Toys, division of CBS Inc., Jerry Fryer's career in the toy industry spanned a range of successful ventures. Fryer and his partner made the jump from sales to manufacturing by acquiring Samuel Gabriel Sons & Co. in 1950. His considerable entrepreneurial skill and knowledge of toys were evident as he then expanded Gabriel Industries into a major concern, adding other established names - such as Child Guidance, Creative Playthings, Gilbert, Gym-Dandy, Hubley, Ideal, Kohner and Wonder - into what would become the CBS Toys family.
A.C. Gilbert
Inducted, 1985
One of this country's toy industry pioneers, A.C. Gilbert was a man of originality and vision. He held over 150 patents, and some of the toys he created and manufactured through the A.C. Gilbert Company - like the perennially popular Erector construction sets - have endured through the years to be enjoyed by generation after generation of children. Gilbert was a strong leader, and an early proponent of spreading toy sales more evenly through the year. It was largely due to his determined effort and skill as an organizer that the industry's first trade association, the Toy Manufacturers of America, was established in 1916. Gilbert served as the first president of the new organization.
Marvin Glass
Inducted, 1985
Considered to be one of the world's foremost toy designers, Marvin Glass founded in 1941 the first, and what was to become the largest studio for toy design in the world - Marvin Glass & Associates, a company that grew to employ the skills and talents of dozens of design professionals. Glass paved the way for independent designers to gain new acceptance within the toy industry, and the profusion of successful toys he brought to the marketplace forms a testimony to his innovative genius. Among them are such memorable items as Mr. Machine, Mousetrap Game, Kissy Doll and Rock-Em-Sock-Em Robots.
Nathan Greenman
Inducted, 1985
Preeminent in the business of toy wholesaling, Nat Greenman devoted his entire adult life to the toy industry. With two brothers, he joined his father's enterprise as a teenager, and went on to be a major force behind the growth of Greeman Brothers, Inc., one of the largest toy wholesalers in the United States. As the company's Chief Merchant in its year of greatest development, he met and influenced many of the top figures from across the toy industry. Greenman often shared his views as an unofficial voice of wholesalers, helping to shape toy distribution policy in the industry's formative years. His formula of "strength through efficiency" also helped lay the groundwork for his own firm to evolve over time into a successful multifaceted operation.
Merrill L. Hassenfeld
Inducted, 1985
A true innovator in the toy field, Merrill Hassenfeld took the family business begun by his father and two uncles, and proceeded to build Hasbro Industries into a leading manufacturer of playthings. After joining the company in 1938, when its primary products were still school supplies, Hassenfeld helped to launch Hasbro into toys during World War II with a line of doctor and nurse kits, and air raid warden's sets. As company president from 1943 to 1974, his creativity and daring were shown in the development of such toys as Mr. Potato Head, first introduced in the 1950s, and G.I.Joe, the industry's first male action figure.
Louis Marx
Inducted, 1985
Nicknamed the "Toy King of America" and the "Henry Ford of the Toy Industry," Louis Marx established the Louis Marx Toy Company in 1921. By 1950, it was the world's largest toy manufacturer. Marx' general philosophy was to offer quality at the lowest possible price, and he believed that there were no new toys, only "old toys with a new twist." His popularity with buyers meant that he had virtually no need for salesmen or advertising. Marx was also first to mass-produce mechanical toys in the U.S., and many of his early wind-ups are valued collectors' items.


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Biologists search for answers to decline of moose
They seem invincible, the largest species in the deer family, 6-feet tall at the shoulders with mature bulls averaging 1,000 pounds.
Yet the moose subspecies found in the lower 48 states have met a formidable foe of some sort in a wide swath of their range, from Idaho east through the northern tier of states.
Only Washington in the West and New England on the East are reporting stable or increasing moose populations.
The explanation could include the revival of wolves, infestations of parasites, changes in fire management and timber markets or the impacts of climate change.
Scientists say they don't know for sure.
Minnesota's moose population is dropping so fast that conservation officials have suspended moose hunting indefinitely starting this year.
In Montana, where moose have been declining since the mid 1990s and moose hunting permits have been reduced, the Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department has launched a 10-year moose study involving portions of the state. A dozen cow moose were tranquilized, captured and radio-collared in the East Cabinet area south of Libby in February. Biologists plan to study the health, reproduction rate and calf survival for the moose in each area while also studying their habitat.
Wyoming has documented serious declines of Shiras moose in the northwestern portion of the state over the past 30 years.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has considerably reduced its annual moose harvest in the region, no longer allowing cow moose hunting in the northwest and significantly limiting bull moose tags.
The big forest fires of 1988 that burned over a third of Yellowstone National Park were a setback for moose, said Kevin Monteith, who works with the Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit in Laramie, Wyo.
Loss of old-growth spruce-fir forests, where moose like to winter, could be a factor in the animals' decline.
Increases in the number of large predators, like grizzly bears, black bears and wolves, may also be contributing to the drop.
But more recently Wyoming is seeing the moose population fall in other regions where those factors aren't at play.
"Throughout the West, moose populations are declining in most herds," Monteith said.
Nowhere in the lower 48 states has the decline in moose populations been worse than in Minnesota, which is home to the southernmost populations of Northwestern moose. Shiras moose, the ones found in Wyoming and Montana, are the smallest member of the moose family.
Alaskan moose are the largest, standing up to 7 feet tall at the shoulder and weighing up to 1,300 pounds. Northwestern moose fall between Alaskan and Shiras moose in size.
Northeastern Minnesota moose declined 35 percent from last year, state Department of Natural Resources officials report. Since 2010, the population has declined 52 percent.
"The state's moose population has been in decline for years but never at the precipitous rate documented this winter," said DNR Commissioner Tom Landwehr. "This is further and definitive evidence the population is not healthy. It reaffirms the conservation community's need to better understand why this iconic species of the north is disappearing from our state."
Based on the aerial survey conducted in January, the new population estimate is 2,760 animals, down from 4,230 in 2012. The population estimate was as high as 8,840 as recently as 2006.
Minnesota's limited hunts were not behind the population decline, officials said, but "it's the only tool we have to control mortality of moose," Landwehr said.
Minnesota's DNR is leading the largest and most high-tech multi-partner moose research effort ever initiated. Cost is estimated at $1.6 million over two years, with more research expected.
Starting in January, wildlife researchers began fitting 100 moose in northeastern Minnesota with GPS tracking and data collection collars. This multi-year research project will investigate the causes of adult moose mortality, calf mortality, calf survival, moose use of existing habitat and habitat quality.
The reasons for the decline are not entirely clear. Biologists say it could be parasites such as ticks and liver fluke that weaken the moose, making them vulnerable to disease or predators. It could be overall warmer temperatures from climate change - the giant animals are extremely heat sensitive and during hot summers may not eat enough to survive the winters. Or it could be a combination of these factors.
Previous surveys indicate nearly three-quarters of the moose calves born each spring are dying, a death rate too high to sustain the population. In many cases, dead moose are found that haven't been touched by wolves or bear.
"We really think everything points to a health problem, but we haven't been able to pinpoint anything with the data we've had up to now," said Erika Butler, DNR wildlife veterinarian.
The trouble in northeastern Minnesota comes just a few years after northwestern Minnesota's moose population crashed from 4,000 to just a few dozen in just 25 years. The phenomenon is creeping north into Ontario as well.
Research papers identify higher summertime temperatures in recent decades as an underlying issue. But that's not what's actually killing the animals. Scientists believe it's a combination of higher temperatures, parasites such as brain worm and ticks, disease and increased deer numbers.
But a higher density of wolves - more wolves in the moose range - may also be killing more young moose than 20 years ago.
And a reduction in logging spurred by lower demand and shuttered mills has caused the forest to age in the past decade beyond the young aspen stands that moose thrive on.
"Were finding that moose really like to use small clearings, cuttings, as small as 20 acres or less, rather than the big openings that a lot of people had assumed they wanted," said Ron Moen, a Natural Resources Research Institute moose researcher who has used similar collars the past two winters to track where moose eat, sleep, mate and have calves.
"We've got three things going on that are limiting moose right now - adult moose are dying, calves are dying and their habitat is diminishing. That's not a good combination."
In Wyoming, a recently published study showed that about 50 percent of 168 moose killed during the 2009 hunting season were infected with Elaeophora schneideri, a worm that takes up residence in the animal's arteries.
Although Wyoming researchers haven't made a direct link between infection in moose and the population decline, they're trying to find out if it's contributing to their poor condition, or if their poor condition makes them more susceptible to Elaeophora, Monteith said.
Montana has focused more resources on moose, including the hiring last year of a full-time moose biologist, Rich Deceasre, who will be in charge of the decade-long study of moose in the Cabinet Mountains, the Big Hole region and along the Rocky Mountain Front.
Colorado also is gearing up for a moose study and Utah has shown an interest in Wyoming's work.
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Why are we drawn to blood and suffering? Do we lack the courage to believe in dramatically-positive visions of the future? If we had this courage, would it give us the visceral, emotional drama that we crave?
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A contrarian point of view, asserting that "life expectancy might actually start to decline for the first time in centuries," with numerous explanations.
Is the USA education system failing, especially in science - biology, chemistry, physics? A sobering assessment.
Like others before him, Paul Allen argues that the "Singularity is not near": we will not anytime soon engineer computers superior to human brains, he says.
Documentarians D.A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus – husband/wife directors of The War Room, the Oscar-nominated 1993 look at Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign—will feature IEET Fellow Steven Wise in their next project. The film will examine Wise's mission to gain legal personhood for nonhuman animals.
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In a breakthrough effort for computational biology, the world's first computer model of an organism has been completed, Stanford researchers reported last week in the journal Cell.
Sometimes you read a science article and it sends a shiver down your spine. That was my reaction this afternoon reading Ed Yong's piece on a paper just published in Nature Biotechnology by Janna Nawroth, Kevin Kit Parker and colleagues.
Now it's "James Eagan Holmes," another name we'd rather not know. Opening fire at a crowded Colorado movie theater during a midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises," Holmes killed twelve and injured dozens—seizing world attention and far more than his fair share of our collective memories.
The same way Einstein assumes the speed of light to be a constant of reference for his Theory of Relativity [1], the philosophy of biomimicry assumes Nature as a constant of reference to a performance-based beauty for design.
1) Toronto researcher Steve Mann, who was one of the earliest pioneers of wearable computing and augmented reality (AR), and who co-coined the term "sousveillance," was physically assaulted by employees of a Paris McDonald's restaurant during a recent family vacation, for the crime of wearing AR visual aids akin to Google's Project Glass. We are indeed in an era of rough transition.
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City & Business: Brakes fail on the company roller
Sunday 24 July 1994
On Tuesday, PosTel, the pension fund giant headed by Mr Ross Goobey, voted against Argyll Group's three-year rollers at its annual shareholders meeting. Argyll agreed to modify the contracts.
The same day, Courtaulds, while not going as far as Argyll, at least agreed to take another look at the subject. Mr Ross Goobey, who controls 11 2 per cent of the stock market, at last seemed to be getting his message across.
Long-term rollers are the employment contracts that oblige companies to pay three or sometimes even five years' salary to executives they sack. They have created an army of fortunate executives who, though deemed to have failed and cost their shareholders dear, walk away with six and sometimes seven- figure payments.
They are so patently a Bad Idea that you might think Mr Ross Goobey's campaign would be widely and publicly supported by other institutional investors. Not so.
Not one other institution has put its head above the parapet, mainly because fund managers are terrified of losing existing business or offending potential new business if they rock the boat. The executives who enjoy these contracts are often the selfsame people who decide who to appoint to manage the company pension fund or other assets.
Then there are executives in institutions who are also on the offending contracts. Most notable is Mick Newmarch, head of the Pru.
Then came Wednesday. Bass, the brewing and bookies group, announced it was taking on Richard North as its new finance director, on a three-year roller. Mr North was already in bad odour in some circles for receiving a pounds 250,000 pay- off from his old employer Burton, despite leaving voluntarily and walking straight into another job.
It was a retrograde step. What chance of companies downgrading existing executives from three-year contracts if new recruits are immediately put on them?
Bass talks breezily about the competitive jobs market. Unless it offers terms like this, it claims, it won't get the most talented people. Balderdash. The best people are attracted by performance-related deals - share options and profit- related bonuses.
The offer of a cast-iron, gold- plated sinecure will simply attract people keenest to settle down in a cast-iron, gold-plated sinecure.
Perhaps the saddest aspect of the affair is that the head of the Bass remuneration committee is Kenneth Dixon, who is also deputy chairman of Legal & General, one of the country's biggest institutional investors. His decision sends all the wrong signals to British management. Mr Ross Goobey will win his war, but he has plenty of work to do.
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The jumbo jet age began in 1970. By doubling the seats available on a single aircraft, the Boeing 747 changed the game of aviation. The low-cost revolution of the past 15 years has done much the same for European travellers. Above all, the removal of barriers to entry and the introduction of (admittedly imperfect) competition has enabled aviation to flourish, while broadening the travel horizons for millions. As home to several great airlines – and the planet's leading aviation hub, London – the UK has been in the vanguard of this transformation.
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On a busy day in the Pirates' minor league system, the team traded former starting outfielder Craig Wilson to the Seattle Mariners for a player to be named on Thursday.
Wilson was hitting .230 with 10 homers and 27 RBIs at Triple-A Indianapolis.
The Pirates also acquired right-hander Dan Reichert and infielder-outfielder Ryan Mulhern from the Indians, also for a player to be named.
Reichert was 1-3 with a 4.40 ERA in eight games since joining Triple-A Buffalo, where Mulhern had a .250 average with seven homers and 26 RBIs in 58 games.
Pirates general manager Neal Huntington was a former Indians executive before taking the Pirates' job last year.
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Munoz takes the roster spot of former first-round draft pick John Van Benschoten, who was returned to Indianapolis for the second time this season after lasting 4 2-3 innings Wednesday night against Houston.
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SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Families are complaining about swarms of bugs at McKinley Park, and now the city says it's looking into what it can do to fix the issue.
On Thursday's CBS13 News at 10, a Sacramento family said after visiting the park, their 20-month-old nephew was covered in little black bugs.
The city's parks department responded on Friday with a statement claiming they are looking into the bites:
"We learned indirectly about the possibility that some kids may have been bitten by fleas around McKinley Park from social media. We don't know exactly where and if it was at the park or not, but we will have a pest control expert out next week to see if there is an issue."
Dr. Karen Mullvihill with the Sacramento Animal Hospital says this is the time of the year that fleas love the most.
"The park is a great environment for fleas to live, because they like to live in damp warm places," she said. "They can live under shrubs, in the bushes and things like that."
She says dogs and squirrels that roam the park could be giving any potential fleas a free ride to the playground.
So unless all animals are banned from the park,she says it's tough to completely get rid of any fleas that may possibly be there.
"You can't really spray the whole park. It's just too large an area to do so," she said. "I don't think the city would want to do that. The most important thing to do is flea control on our pets."
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FAA: Charlotte airport to stay with city _ for nowSeptember 26, 2013 @ 2:10 pm
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - A federal agency says it will stay out of the legal fight between Charlotte and North Carolina lawmakers for control of the nation's sixth busiest airport until the issue is resolved in court.
Charlotte Mayor Patsy Kinsey praised the Federal Aviation Administration's position.
A North Carolina judge in August blocked the state from stripping control of the airport from the city until the FAA weighed in on the issue
The city says the Republican-led N.C. General Assembly's move to turn over day-to-day operations of the airport to a 13-member airport commission runs afoul of the state constitution.
One of the key issues is whether an FAA-issued operating certificate could be transferred from the city to the commission. The city said no, while attorneys for the commission said it could be.
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