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Nascimento, J. C. d., David, J. M., Barbosa, L. C., de Paula, V. F., Demuner, A. J., David, J. P., Conserva, L. M., Ferreira, J. C. and Guimarães, E. F. (2013), Larvicidal activities and chemical composition of essential oils from Piper klotzschianum (Kunth) C. DC. (Piperaceae). Pest. Manag. Sci., 69: 1267–1271. doi: 10.1002/ps.3495
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PCLinuxOS Preview 9.1 updated and released.
PCLinuxOS Preview 9.1 is now posted up on the bittorrent tracker located at http://www.pclinuxonline.com/tracker. This is an update for the livecd with fixes for various issues found after the release of preview 9. A new 2.6.11-oci12 kernel was added, xorg updated and the PCLOS Control Center got an update to fix some configuration utilities. We added a new kdeusb disk key setup for using the guest account on a usbkey disk. The installer now checks to make sure you have enough space on the primary partition to do a complete install. The livecd received a full update from synaptic (80 plus rpms) to bring it up to date. In addition we tweaked the boot up process removing some services that caused a problem with some nforce mobos and removed some serial drivers that were causing a delay in the boot process. If you have already installed preview 8, 81a or 9 and are fully updated from Synaptic, you do not need to do a clean install of preview 9.1.
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Nelson Bays police area commander Steve Greally said today: ''The court has drawn a line in the sand and determined his offence. We cannot stand by and allow him to continue offending.
''We are being fair. The ball is in his court. If he chooses to do that there will be consequences.''
Every person in Nelson had the right to be safe and feel safe, said Mr Greally.
Anecdotal evidence showed some people did not feel safe with Stanton protesting in Trafalgar St, he said. Police were not targeting Stanton, he said. It was a case of protecting him and the rights of other people.
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Mr Greally said Stanton was being held in custody because he refused to sign his bail conditions which required him to give a residential address.
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Making mirrors (CD)
Making mirrors (CD)
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Universal Republic
1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Compact disc.
Making mirrors (1:01) Easy way out (1:58) Somebody that I used to know (4:05) Eyes wide open (3:11) Smoke and mirrors (5:13) I feel better (3:19) In your light (4:39) State of the art (5:22) Don't worry, we'll be watching you (3:18) Giving me a chance (3:07) Save me (5:51) Bronte (3:19).
Belgian-born Gotye draws you into the sounds of his latest CD, mixing Detroit-era Motown soul, stadium-size politi- pop, synth-folk, and world music to create glorious, sprawling songs.
"...he lands on a batch of songs timeless enough to survive the next 30 years."--NPR Music
"7.7 out of 10...Gotye deploys his sincere, powerfully expressive voice..."--Pitchfork
"Grade of B+?atmosphereic, dub-inflected pop and yearning vocals that would make Peter Gabriel proud."-- Entertainment Weekly
"?you're likely to be satisfied by its Internet-era delights?"--Billboard
"3 1/2 out of 5...ingenious, oddly touching, refreshingly emphatic bedroom pop."--Rolling Stone
"3 1/2 out of 4...U.S. debut mixes pop, soul and electronica textures with a dexterity that evokes other studio savants from Trent Reznor to Peter Gabriel to Lindsey Buckingham."--USA Today
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In Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva is considered as the nature. This is the reason why Lord Shiva should be offered natural things during the month of Sawan to fulfill all wishes.
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Analyses chimiques relatives à la géologie du Canada : faites au laboratoire de la Commission de géologie
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Notes on the iron ore deposits of Bilbao, northern Spain
On some minerals from the ruby mining district of Mogok, Upper Burma
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recent accession to the Redpath Library, A
Report on the geology of a portion of the Laurentian area lying to the north of the Island of Montreal.
Tin mining in Malaya
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Western Connections: Western Front Goes Digital, 110 Years of History
Marian Alexander, Head of Special Collections Emeritus, and Peter Smith, Special Collections Librarian, gave a presentation about the Western Front Historical Collection at the Village Books lunch time series, Western Connections, on October 9, 2012.
Marian began the presentation by offering a view of historical Bellingham in 1899 when the student newspaper began. From the first issue of the Normal Messenger, she compared the newspaper text, "graceful terraces" of Sehome hill, with historical photographs that revealed a rough landscape. Marian also described the complete process of digitization from the planning stages to the final product.
Peter displayed search strategies and helpful tips about using the Western Front Historical Collection. There was a brief question and answer session following the presentation.
Celebrate Archives Month in Oct.
Clara Weaver, Florence Pettibone, and Carrie Salvo on Pacific American Fisheries roof. (GB465)
Western Libraries Heritage Resources invites you to celebrate our rich documentary heritage by participating in a range of FREE events we're offering throughout the month:
- "Western Front Goes Digital: 110 Years of History" – Tuesday, October 9, 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Village Books in Fairhaven (part of Village Books' Western Connections series)
- Basics of Historical Research Workshop – Saturday, October 20, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Goltz-Murray Building (in partnership with the Washington State Archives, Northwest Branch)
- 2nd Annual Pecha-Kucha Presentation Event – Monday, October 22, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Goltz-Murray Building (for History and Archival graduate students and Archives/Records Management professionals)
- History Day Teachers' Workshop – Tuesday, October 23, 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Goltz-Murray Building (for educators interested in participating in National History Day)
- Open House – Saturday, October 27, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Goltz-Murray Building and Wilson Library 6th Floor (part of WWU's Fall Family Open House)
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This fall quarter, the Teaching-Learning Academy at Western Washington University will work on creating their BIG Question for this 2012-13 academic year.
TLA is a central forum that engages students, faculty, staff and community members in the study of teaching and learning. Each fall quarter, the TLA develops a BIG Question focused on enhancing WWU's learning environment.
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Oct. 4, Oct. 18, Nov. 1, Nov. 15 and Nov. 29.
Group dialogues are held in Wilson Library Room 270, and the average running time per session is 80 minutes.
Students can receive communication practicum credit for participating in the TLA. For more information, contact Carmen Werder at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Library 3 Things Newsletter
This year's first issue of 3 Things is just for you, Western's faculty! Check out pieces on leveraging electronic resources to save your students money, then a quick review of demand driven acquisitions' first year including a video showing how to submit a purchase request, and we wind up with some thoughts on why the Learning Commons should be as important to faculty as students. Note the quick survey link to gather your input.
Digital Divide: LIBR 397C
This Fall 2012, learn about the Digital Divide and take LIBR 397C!
What is the Digital Divide? A phenomenon occurring across the world, this four-credit general undergraduate course will examine issues around information inequity found within, and between, different populations. Students will participate in service-learning opportunities in local libraries and organizations in attempt to better understand the same issues they will be learning in class. Potential projects include – but are not limited to – workshops on tech literacy, bilingual workshops or pathfinders for ESL library patrons, working with prison populations, or K-12 schools.
When: Tues/Thurs, 10:30 to 11: 50 a.m.
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E-books at Western Libraries
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Over the last several months Westerns' library has been quietly participating in a very successful pilot program with our Summit partners to make thousands of e-book titles instantly available to you. The coolest thing about all these recently published titles is that there is no limit to the number of simultaneous users that can have access to these books. In essence they are never checked out and always available to you! 3 a.m. and you're hammering away at that paper? No worries. Always available!
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Archival Photos Document Lower Baker River Dam Construction
The Center for Pacific Northwest Studies is delighted to make available a collection of almost 1500 images documenting the construction of the Lower Baker River Dam north of Concrete, Washington. See here for online images.
Downstream face of the Lower Baker River Dam, December 6, 1925. (#LBDC1576)
Completed in 1925, the dam is part of the Baker River Hydroelectric Project that formed Baker Lake and Lake Shannon and which is operated by Puget Sound Energy (The Upper Baker Dam lies nine miles upstream, and was constructed in 1959).
The original photographs, transferred to CPNWS in February 2012, are well-traveled. They were shot by the superintendent of the construction project, George P. Jessup, and document the day-to-day process of construction on the dam during 1924 and 1925. Jessup and his family later moved across the United States as he worked on other engineering projects, and the collection traveled with them. The images were eventually donated by Jessup's daughter, Nancy Underwood, to the Coffee County Historical Society in Manchester, Tennesee, whose staff took steps to research and transfer the collection back to its origins: The collection was delivered first to the editor of the Concrete Herald, and then to the custody of the Concrete Heritage Museum Association.
Museum Board members pursued a successful collaboration with Puget Sound Energy (present owners of the dam), who funded a project to catalog, preserve and create digital copies of the images. Reference copies are now available for visitors to the Concrete Heritage Museum. The original images and digital copies are now housed and accessible at WWU's Center for Pacific Northwest Studies. Emma Darmody, an intern and graduate student in WWU's Archives and Records Management Program, readied content for this digital collection hosted on the ContentDM platform.
Related holdings at CPNWS include records of the Puget Sound Power and Light Company (and over 50 subsidiary and predecessor companies that pre-dated Puget Sound Energy).
CPNWS is a program of Western Libraries' Heritage Resources, and is located in the Goltz-Murray Archives Building at WWU.
Guide to Aerial Photograph Collection Available
Among the wealth of historic photographs available through Western Libraries' Heritage Resources is the collection of over 30,000 aerial images archived at the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies. Ranging in date from 1935-2001, these images were generated through numerous aerial surveys around the region, including the northwest counties and National Forest lands of Washington State. Formerly housed at Huxley Map Library, these valuable resources were transferred to the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies (CPNWS) in 2011.
Following extensive work by Eric Mastor to further organize and describe the collection, a detailed guide to available flight indices and accompanying sets of images can be accessed online. CPNWS staff welcome inquiries from the public about access and use of the collection, and recommend that interested researchers contact us for an advance appointment to view materials at the archives.
A stereoscope, as pictured above, provides a means to view overlapping, vertical images and obtain a magnified, 3D effect (useful for assessing the depth of terrain). Stereoscopes are available at CPNWS for use by researchers.
The majority of photographs in the collection result from aerial surveys conducted by US government agencies, including the USDA Forest Service and Washington Department of Natural Resources. These include coverage of Whatcom County, the Mt. Baker National Forest and other National Forest and Parks lands in Washington. The collection also includes some coverage of other Washington counties and U.S. states. For example, a small group of images document survey work conducted for the Alaska-Canada Highway during the 1930s. The collection is a valuable resource for researchers interested in environmental history and change (including forestation, glaciation and waterways), and supports fields of inquiry relating to habit restoration, urban growth studies and property history. All are welcome to contact or visit CPNWS to find out more.
Steve Raymond explores the legacy of Roderick Haig-Brown
Steve Raymond, a life-long fly fisher and author, visited Special Collections and gave a presentation about Roderick Haig-Brown, fly fisher, author, and conservationist. The event attracted fly fishers from around the Northwest, who came to hear Mr. Raymond's insights into the literary works of Roderick Haig-Brown. |
Steve Raymond |
Before the presentation, Bruce Shepard, WWU President, presented a book about Western to Tobey Ishii-Anderson, niece of David Ishii, to honor the memory of David Ishii and his gift to Special Collections. |
Steve Raymond with guests |
After Steve Raymond's presentation, he answered questions about Roderick Haig-Brown and his own writing career. Then everyone browsed the Fly Fishing Collections in the Special Collections storage area and the books exhibited in the Research Room. |
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Women bought colorful jewelry and other accessories to spruce up dated wardrobes, giving a second-quarter jolt to Francesca's Holdings (FRAN). The chain of trendy clothing boutiques gave stronger guidance for the current quarter.
But the news was partially overshadowed by the announcement that CEO John De Meritt would step down at the end of the year. Neill Davis, president, will take over. Davis was hired away from Men's Wearhouse (MW) in July.
Shares closed up 2% to 36.07, but were down 4.6% after hours.
Francesca's reported better-than-expected earnings, in part on strong jewelry sales. The CEO is retiring. View Enlarged Image
The company posted earnings of 28 cents per share, up 87% from a year ago and 4 cents better than analysts' consensus estimate.
Revenue climbed 49% to $76.4 million, beating estimates of $71.19 million. Sales at stores open at least a year surged 20.7%, its 13th straight quarter of same-store gains.
"Increased transactions, that's really been the driver for us for the last few quarters," De Meritt said in a conference call with analysts.
Jewelry Strong
The company said jewelry was its strongest category, though it didn't break out sales figures for it.
"In a bad economy, people want to buy accessories because you can change the look of many outfits just by changing your necklace," Mark Montagna, an Avondale Partners analyst, told IBD.
Francesca's guided for adjusted Q3 EPS of 21 to 22 cents, with analysts forecasting 19 cents. For the full year it said to expect earnings of 96 to 98 cents vs. views for 91 cents. It guided for low-double-digit same-store sales growth.
The Houston-based chain operates about 350 Francesca's Collections boutiques in 44 states, selling somewhat affordable, fashionable clothing and accessories. Its core audience are women age 18 to 35.
It sells trendy items, at affordable prices: colorful dresses for $44, boots for $58 and bright necklaces for $24.
The strategy is to go broad and shallow. It offers a wide array of items but limited quantities of each, creating a sense of scarcity and newness that keeps customers returning often, Montagna said.
Davis answered "all of the above," when analysts asked whether he shared that vision for quick-turn merchandise and national expansion. He said the company could eventually reach 900 stores nationwide.
De Meritt, a co-founder who became CEO in 2007, said he was stepping down to pursue other interests, without elaborating.
"I've decided that the time is right for me to hand over the reins," he told analysts.
Montagna suggested the transition might have been in the works for months with the potential for the top job being what allowed Francesca's to win the "heavy hitter" away from Men's Wearhouse.
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Two streaks of 119 games each will come to an end on Sunday as New York Jets linebacker Bart Scott will miss Sunday's game against Miami with a toe injury, per the New York Daily News.
Scott has only missed one other game in his pro career.
Also, Tennessee Titans tackle Michael Roos will miss Sunday's game against Indianapolis after having his appendix removed on Monday. His streak also ends at 119 games, per TitanInsider.com as Roos has never missed a game or start in his career.
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Waltham does not have a Taco Bell. And that annoy's some people.
In the new "Waltham Visions" report partly about Waltham's business community, one resident suggested a Taco Bell open in Waltham. The same sentiment frequently pops up in tweets about Waltham.
Waltham already has a fair number of fast food places, such as a Burger King, Wendy's, McDonalds and others.
Do you want a Taco Bell in Waltham? Share your thoughts in the comment box below.
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January 14, 2014 at 11:49 AM
if you want southwestern/mexican there are several superior options in Waltham already (Moes, Taqueira, Chipolte). We don't need those mystery meat vendors coming here to add to our "fair number of fast food places". I do admit it would be nice to entice a "real " burrito bar to open up here , however
Nate Holland
January 14, 2014 at 12:55 PM
Pass. But I would looove for an Anna's to go in the Habanero's space.
January 14, 2014 at 03:55 PM
We have many tex-mex options, I don't see the need for a taco bell. Anna's is not a bad idea, but again, plenty of other restaurants fill this need.
January 14, 2014 at 05:00 PM
I'd like it because the food is tasty, but I'd like ten times more because of how much it would bother the elitists and the nannies.
My curse is that every local store and restaurant in town should eventually be taken over by Taco Bell. We should only have Taco Bells!
January 14, 2014 at 05:21 PM
Yum brands is the parent company. They also own KFC, so they would probably expand offerings to include TB at existing KFC location. Personally, I'm no fan of Taco Bell. However, if it fills an empty storefront go for it.
Frosty the Snowman
January 15, 2014 at 01:30 AM
@Common Sense, a KFC/Taco Bell combo would be the way to go. Very multicultural.
January 15, 2014 at 12:16 PM
The waltham KFC is very tiny, not sure it could handle both menus. And the combo stores I've been to have been not as good IMO as a plain KFC.
January 15, 2014 at 04:22 PM
It does not really matter to me. The only positive thing the store would do is to provide employment opportunities to a great deal of people, of all ages who would want to work full or mostly part time.
January 15, 2014 at 05:27 PM
Also Ryan, this apostrophe is not needed:
"Waltham does not have a Taco Bell. And that annoy's some people."
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The oldest museum in town, Museu Paulista da Universidade de São Paulo, or Museu do Ipiranga, occupies an 1890 building constructed to honor Brazil's independence from Portugal, declared in the Ipiranga area in 1822 by then-emperor Dom Pedro I. The huge Pedro Américo oil painting depicting this very moment hangs in the main room of this French-inspired eclectic palace, whose famous gardens were patterned after those of Versailles. Dom Pedro's tomb lies under one of the museum's monuments.
- Address: Parque da Independência, Ipiranga, São Paulo, 04263–000 | Map It
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Surrounded by the beauty and tranquility of Orwell Bay and Vernon River, the Irish Cobbler Vacation Home is nestled in the rolling hills of southeastern P.E.I. This small horticultural farm is within walking distance of Orwell Corner Historic Village, the Sir Andrew Homestead, and MacPhail's Ecological Forestry Project.
Close by are secluded beaches, excellent golf courses, art and craft shops, harness racing, provincial parks, nature trails, trout fishing, shopping and more.
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Irish Cobbler Vacation Home is centrally located about 20 minutes from Charlottetown and 15 minutes from Montague by motor vehicle. Set in a scenic rural setting which is close to beaches, golf, walking trails and more. A small acreage of early Irish Cobbler potatoes are grown here for sale at our self-serve roadside stand.
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Weekly rate of $650 based on 3 guests. $100 per week for each additional guest. Children under 10 years of age stay free. GST (Goods and Services Tax) of 5 percent and PST (Provincial Sales Tax) of 10 percent are charged on the rental fee. Deposit of 30 percent of rental fee required at time of booking. Remainder of rental cost to be paid on arrival at the vacation home. Deposit will be refunded if booking is cancelled 30 days before arrival date.
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I miss blogging…no promises on frequency, but I've finally made some time to work on some projects, so back to it. WOO!! plus it's summer so you can imagine the thrifting/garage saling/craigslisting I've been doing and I love sharing makeovers! That fact brings us to today's lovely little post.
My sister was doing some garage saling of her own and ran across a wooden highchair. As luck would have it, she called to ask me if I needed her to look for anything in particular and I said I was on the lookout for a highchair. She was standing right by one so it was a done deal. Structurally sound, a little beat up, and at a garage sale where they wanted to move stuff. $10.00 later it was mine. Boom thank you little sister.
I came across this tutorial on Pinterest- http://www.the-good-life-blog.com/2013/02/wooden-high-chairs-all-you-need-to-know.html and followed it very closely. By that, I mean I bought the same shellac she did to make it food safe and I always use Rustoleum. I thought about going with orange, but in the end, I thought a nice bright green would fit in better with our eventual home decor. (Don't worry, I haven't really done any decorating in my absence from the blog, everything looks about as you remember.)
I love it. It cleans up great and is very durable. I am going to add a strap because D is a squirmy fellow and likes to turn around backwards when he is supposed to be eating.
This project was super cheap:
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$7.00 Zinsser Shellac (I found mine at Home Depot so I avoided having to pay shipping/wait for it to arrive)
The white spray paint and primer I had in my stash, so I have already accounted for those somewhere else along the way, but had I bought them another $6.00. $20.00 for a highchair that also looks cute in my kitchen. Done and done.
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There are many things that you should ensure that you pack for your camping trip. The first set of items should be those things that are personal to you that you usually use on a daily basis. These items could include any or all of the following: 1) Various types of soaps and shampoos 2) Your toothbrush, toothpaste, and mouthwash 3) Paper towels and toilet paper 4) Deodorant and any other type of body spray or mist that you choose to use 5) Sun block and spray in hair conditioner to protect your hair and skin from the sun 6) Repellant for various types of insects and other animals 7) Hats and sunglasses to add extra protection from the rays of the sun
It is extremely important that you include certain items that compliment the camping trip when you are packing. Many people ensure to prepare by packing the following: 1) Flashlights for everyone and plenty of extra batteries 2) Oil lanterns and oil 3) Lighters and matches 4) A compass and whistle combo for each person 5) A clock or watch 6) Plenty of water for drinking, cooking, and washing 7) Cameras and loads of film 8) Tents, sleeping gear, and chairs for lounging 9) Tables 10) Knives
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The Edmond City Council approved a 14-day limit consecutively for camping at Arcadia Lake this week. The vote was 4-0. The Fish & Game Commission approved the recommendation in February when Edmond Parks and Recreation Director Craig Dishman discussed the policy. A camper can move to any site within the 14-day limit, Dishman said. "They can go to another park at Arcadia Lake — to Scissor Tail or ...
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Santa Claus got thrown a curve by one of the youngsters who sat on his lap at the annual Winter Wonderland in downtown Louisiana the night after Thanksgiving.
Santa — who bears a striking resemblance to a certain city building inspector — said he asked the little boy what he wanted for Christmas.
"I just told you at the mall," the young one retorted.
Santa admitted he was a bit flummoxed at first, but managed to gather himself with this reply:
"Santa sees a lot of kids and I just wanted to make sure I got it right."
That seemed to mollify the boy and he went on his merry way.
Score one for Santa being able to think on his feet, or should I say backside.
The Internet was recently named in Time Magazine as one of the best inventions in history and I certainly agree.
It has allowed for social media to flourish, but how people handle the freedom to comment online is my major problem with the internet.
Positive criticism is one thing but the negative comments I see on the Internet drive me up the proverbial wall.
A perfect case in point was the comments left on the Press-Journal's Facebook site from the story I filed when Pike County Deputy Jody Blaylock had a vehicle accident two days after Thanksgiving.
Blaylock was defended by many, but some chose to make fun of him, assumed he was driving too fast for conditions and even laughed.
Let me say that I was there and I saw the ice. Blaylock was not responding to a call and simply had something occur that happens to many; he hit a patch of ice on the road that caused his car to go out of control.
Blaylock is a war veteran who could easily work in another county and increase his salary. His reply to all the comments tells me he doesn't because this is the place he loves.
Come on people, have some respect. Police officers put their lives on the line every day.
Speaking of law enforcement:
I overheard a Pike County merchant's employee say the other day that some counterfeit money is floating around.
Pike County Sheriff Stephen Korte told me he had received no reports of phony bills. However, this is the time of year that counterfeiters strike because they know a lot of holiday purchase money is going through busy tills.
Business owners, please take note.
When I called my Chicago-based niece on Thanksgiving day, she said in her normal sweet voice she was thinking about me when the Cardinals "choked during the World Series."
You know how it goes. Most times when people say things like that, you're too taken aback to come up with a snappy reply.
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"At least my team was in the World Series. When's the last time yours was? Oh, that's right, it was 1945, before either of us was born."
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TRAVERSE CITY — Danny Wilbert is homeless and jobless, but he often hears questions about his ready smile.
Wilbert sat alone at a table on Thanksgiving Day, his celebration a meal at the Goodwill Inn homeless shelter in Grand Traverse County, where about 30 other residents quietly ate turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy.
Wilbert smiles because he's thankful to be alive after a serious auto accident in 2009.
"I was pronounced dead at one point, and people who are pronounced dead usually stay dead," he said. "So it's easy to smile when you know what you've overcome."
Back then, before the car crash, Wilbert, 23, had a good-paying job, a girlfriend, and attended school part-time in Lake City. But he lived on the wild side, and said he often got into trouble and made poor decisions.
One of those decisions, drinking and driving, led to his crash and downward spiral. He fell asleep at the wheel and a tractor semi-trailer struck him broadside.
Wilbert awoke two months later at Munson Medical Center. Doctors told him he had been pronounced dead at the scene but rescue workers revived and transported him to Munson where doctors induced a coma.
"I was given a 7 percent chance to survive, so I'm thankful that I was given a new shot at life," he said. "But it's not all peachy keen and gum drops all the time.
"I'm so tired of being institutionalized, but I know it just takes time," he said.
He spent two more months in the hospital recovering from his physical injuries, than four months at a rehabilitation center for treatment of a closed head injury. "I had to relearn everything, how to make my mind work," he said.
Wilbert has lived at the Goodwill Inn for about five weeks and joined about 80 others there on Thanksgiving. Many headed over to a community meal at Trinity Lutheran Church in Traverse City, while others gathered with family or friends, said Cecil McNally, executive director of Goodwill Industries, which runs the shelter.
McNally said Willard is not an atypical resident; there no longer is such a thing as a typical client, he said.
"Since 2008 the only thing in common is their economic situation," McNally said. "We've seen people with master's degrees here. There's just no average profile."
The number of homeless Goodwill housed for its fiscal year that ended Sept. 30 was up 5 percent over the previous year, McNally said. And that year was 11 percent higher than the year before. The average stay at the Inn is 45 days.
Wilbert said talking to fellow residents changed his outlook on homelessness.
"I used to think people who were homeless chose to be homeless, but it's not always the way things worked out," he said. "You get a perspective of how many situations could happen to me and you just don't know."
Wilbert said he can't go home to Lake City, holiday or not. He had more problems after the crash and ended up on probation for two criminal misdemeanors, he said. A judge sent him to the behavioral health center at Munson for a two-week program. Once discharged, he didn't want to go home, not even for Thanksgiving.
"I lived in that town my whole life and developed a lot of destructive influences in my social circle," he said. "That's why I'm really thankful. Goodwill took me in."
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High School Sports Scoreboard: 03/07/2014
A roundup of scores from today's boys district basketball tournament games:
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Benzonia woman accused of prescription fraud
A Benzonia woman faces a felony charge after authorities said she fraudulently obtained hundreds of prescription pills.
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Judge: Gay marriage trial ruling within 2 weeks
A federal judge said he expects to make a decision within two weeks of today's closing arguments in a challenge to Michigan's ban on same-sex marriage.
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Dispatch: Smart911 worth the price
An online service that gives Grand Traverse County 911 responders potentially vital information about callers cost taxpayers almost $19 per call in its first half-year of operation.
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Pastor sues former church over contract
A controversial pastor's public schism with his former church moved into the legal realm.
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Downtown boat ramp hits bump
A plan to redesign a Boardman River boat launch in Traverse City is temporarily grounded because some local environmentalists weren't consulted about changes.
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Back to school — for parents
Traverse City area parents will have a chance to go back to kindergarten at Grand Traverse Academy on March 13.
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NMC's Birmley Road observatory open to public tonight
Two realms of science fascinate all types of people, regardless of age, said Jerry Dobek, a science and math instructor at Northwestern Michigan College.
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Frankfort, McBain win regional titles
The No. 3-ranked Frankfort Panthers secured a Class D girls basketball regional championship tonight, defeating Bellaire 61-33.
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TCAPS cancels special board meeting
Traverse City Area Public Schools officials canceled a special meeting about the district's long-standing election law violation.
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Board to discuss violation in closed session
Traverse City Area Public Schools board members will consider an offer to resolve a longstanding election law violation, but the public won't be privy to what district officials say once their conversation moves behind closed doors.
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Inuit art collectors make the trip


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