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- My grandfather could not go back either. He had been a soldier like his father before him. He was from Wilno which is now Lithuania. Family repatriated toJun 13, 2013View SourceMy grandfather could not go back either. He had been a soldier like his father before him. He was from Wilno which is now Lithuania. Family repatriated to Koszalin, Poland. I have some old letters from them which are basically begging letters. My grandfather was better off than they were and we sent regular food parcels. The war did a lot of damage to so many families.Carol C H CSent from my iPad
On 13 Jun 2013, at 00:03, "Lenarda Szymczak" <szymczak01@...> wrote:
Dear George,
You wording of '"DIDN'T WANT TO RETURN TO POLAND" is very misleading, as from personal experience, my own father could not go back to Poland, Warsaw,  because they would kill him and the people from the Kresy, could they really go back?  we all know what happened to the Russians that were sent  back to Russia by order of the British Government, read Tolstoy's account of what Stalin did to his own people, but then Stalin was a Georgian and not a Russian.
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Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Re: theory and conjectureSo the fact that Britain rescued your family and agreed to bring it out of Russia, fed then , clothed them, trained them to be soldiers, and when they didn't want to return to Poland Britain housed them and educated the children. And you call this a betrayal?
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> George, thank you for your informative comments which I much appreciate. However, wasn't this early activity by Britain and France after the invasion of Poland regarded as 'The Phoney War'.  I read about it on Wikipedia and I quote the opening paragraph: "The Phoney War was a phase early in World War IIthat was marked by a lack of major military operations by the Western Allies(the United Kingdomand France) against the German Reich. The phase covered the months following Britain and France's declaration of war on Germany (shortly after her invasion of Poland) in September 1939 and preceding the Battle of Francein May 1940. War was declaredby each side, but no Western power had committedto launching a significant land offensive, notwithstanding the terms of the Anglo-Polishand Franco-Polishmilitary alliances, which obliged the United Kingdomand Franceto assist Poland.â€Â
> Kenneth Koskodan also writes about this 'Phoney War' in his book entitled "No Greater Ally â€" The Untold Story of Poland's Forces in World War IIâ€Â, which is a fascinating book to read and I strongly recommend it to the group.
> Sorry to go back to the subject of betrayal, but with 'The Phoney War' and the definition of 'to betray' being 'to place a (person or country) in the hands or power of an enemy' and the devastating results of WW2 for Poland â€" doesn't this indicate that Poland was betrayed by Britain and France from the beginning to the end of WW2. Polish soldiers committed suicide when they found out about Yalta because they felt betrayed, my parents and their generation felt betrayed, and I was taught in Polish school that Poland had been betrayed by its Allies. This has always played on my mind so it's interesting to get other people's views on the subject. In the end, we have no alternative but to come to terms with it all and move on.
> I do agree with you that Poland has now gained a better border range and a longer Baltic Coastline, and those of us who never lived in the Kresy may say that they are of no great loss, but we mustn't forget that millions of people lost their lives and their homes in the process. Â
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> - Hi Stefan and John, In light of below and seeing the film The Soviet Story at the PHTM in Auckland yesterday, I went back to a book I read recently – EasternJun 17, 2013View Source
Hi Stefan and John,
In light of below and seeing the film The Soviet Story at the PHTM in Auckland yesterday, I went back to a book I read recently – Eastern Approaches by Fitzroy Maclean (1949), found in a second hand bookstore and bought because of its coverage of Central Asia before and WWII. The latter part of the book deals with then Yugoslavia.
Page 227: The author details one of his discussions with Churchill."The years that I had spent in the Soviet Union had made me deeply and lastingly conscious of the expansionist tendencies of international Communism and of its intimate connection with Soviet foreign policy... If, as I had been told, the Partisans were under Communist leadership, they might easily be fighting very well for the Allied cause, but their ultimate aim would undoubtedly be to establish in Jugoslavia a Communist regime closely linked to Moscow. How did His Majesty's Government view such an eventuality? Was it at this stage their policy to obstruct Soviet expansion in the Balkans? If so, my task looked like being a ticklish one.
Mr Churchill's reply left me in no doubt as to the answer to my problem. So long, he said, as the whole of Western civilization was threatened by the Nazi menace, we could not afford to let our attention be diverted from the immediate issue by considerations of long-term policy. We were as loyal to our Soviet Allies as we hoped they were to us. My task was simply to help us find out who was killing the most Germans and suggest means by which we could help them kill more. Politics must be a secondary consideration."
Page 317: "I now emphasized to Mr Churchill the other points which I had already made in my report, namely, that in my view the Partisans, whether we helped them or not, would be the decisive political factor in Jugoslavia after the war and, secondly, that Tito and the other leaders of the Movement were openly and avowedly Communist and that the system which they would establish would inevitably be on Soviet lines and, in all probability, strongly oriented towards the Soviet Union.
The Prime Minister's reply resolved my doubts.
'Do you intend,' he asked, 'to make Jugoslavia your home after the war?'
'No, sir,' I replied.
'Neither do I,' he said. 'And, that being so, the less you and I worry about what form of government they set up, the better. That is for them to decide. What interests us is, which of them is doing most harm to the Germans?'
Churchill was definitely not naive. His job was to protect his country and countrymen, and I that's what he did. Poland? I've no doubt that any other Fitzroy Maclean asking about Poland would have had the same type of comments. All other countries were judged regarding their ability to achieve British peace.
Cheers – Barbara
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Subject: Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] theory and conjectureDear all
To reiterate I am appreciating the camaraderie demonstrated in this discussion thread. Have also been thinking and reassessing my (limited) knowledge of South Africa's complex history even going back to the Anglo-Boer war in the early 1900's where Churchill was a war correspondent. He was captured by the Boers and in retrospect I am now wondering whether the Boers allowed him to escape so that he could report back on the atrocities that the English were perpetrating on the Boers and their allies. The Boers though outnumbered by the English Forces developed successful guerrilla tactics to keep the English at bay, at mounting financial expense to the British Government and this was a major worry to the British Government. The Boers were able to maintain their guerrilla tactics being supplied by women and children who continued to farm.
So the English applied a scorched earth policy, burnt the farms and crops and herded the women & children to into...... CONCENTRATION camps - to the best of my knowledge the first time such a system was used (I firmly believe that up and coming regimes took note of this way of doing things and to also be able 'get away with it' and then also 'improved' on the system). Bottom line, if memory serves me correct about 25% of the Boer population perished in these concentration camps. In retrospect, this is plain & simply genocide. Very likely Churchill saw first hand what was happening and the horrific tactics that can be applied to subjugate a nation.
So armed with his life experiences, partly shaped in South Africa, I believe Churchill was not naive when he went into discussions with Stalin and Roosevelt. He was unfortunately caught between a rock & a very hard place.So, objectively Churchill should not be the boogeyman many people make him out to be.
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John, thanks always.
Politics. It hasn't changed, but when viewed retrospectively it looms especially 'questionable' regarding intentions.
We are analyzing it 70 years later in a different place.
Betrayal is a strong word I associate with the Last Supper. For me, it has no application in the relations/results of the ugly first quarter of the century. Did anyone really celebrate all that resulted?
If Poland or any other country didn't like their deal after the final shuffle, finger-pointing at the other players seems unsportsmanlike to me.
Did Churchill play any part in convincing Stalin to agree to the amnesty and arranging the army in Persia where so many were saved? Was this in collaboration with the Gov't in Exile?
If so, thanks for my life and this website.
Was there any politician at the time that was in a position to put together a winning streak of ideas and those of their friends? I bet that politicians had to give in on issues at times when it wasn't popular, like always.
Frankly, all I know about history, I learned here while trying to figure out what happened to family.
Stan gave me another side of the past. Leonarda made me aware that trouble didn't begin in 1939.
Anna and Peter showed me other families share very similar histories.
There are dozens of great sources who regularly have posted to my benefit - Chris, Dan, Mark, Hania, Anna, Eva, Aneta, Krystyna, Stefan, Ed and alot of learned occasional posters, and some others who don't post at all. It goes on...
Following George again with last word on the subject, I apologize to anyone offended in the least because I know things that I write can come across differently than intended.
Thanks for listening. Keep up the good work!
Mark T.
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Subject: Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] theory and conjectureThere are strong emotions on both sides of the question whether Britain betrayed Poland in the Second World War, as we have seen recently in this thread. Some remarks have bordered on snide and if I give offence to anyone with this post I apologize in advance. My intention is to explore with the hope of learning.
Betrayal seems to be a matter of opinion, so I suppose we will all have to make up our minds individually based on the facts as we know them.
On March 18, 1921 Poland and the Soviet Union signed the Treaty of Riga to set the border between them. It was recognized by Britain, among other states, on March 15, 1923 and remained in effect until changed by a new agreement signed by Moscow and puppets installed in Warsaw by Moscow on August 16, 1945.
In August 1941 Britain and the USA signed what became known as the Atlantic Charter, which among other things pledged "no territorial changes that do not accord with the freely expressed wishes of the people concerned" and "the right of all peoples to chose the form of government under which they will live; and ... sovereign rights and self-government restored to those who have been forcibly deprived of them."
So it seems a red herring to excuse the transfer of the Kresy to Stalin on the basis that the territory had been ruled by various nations in the centuries prior. The point is, Poland and the USSR had agreed to the Kresy being in Poland, it was recognized by Britain shortly after, and forced territorial changes were repudiated by Britain two years after those forced changes occurred. Not two years after that, Churchill did an about-face and approved the Hitler-Stalin border. Poland was kept out of the discussions about the fate of its borders and its peoples, and was not consulted. Polish diplomats vigorously resisted the changes but they were imposed by Britain, the USA and USSR anyway.
Was that betrayal of Poland?
A related argument is that Britain was in no position to go to war against the powerful USSR in 1944-45 to live up to the principles of the Atlantic Charter. This evades the point that Churchill did much more than fail to stop the Soviets, Churchill lent his good name to the Hitler-Stalin border and said it was right and proper. In fact, Churchill says in his own memoirs that shifting the borders of Poland to the west was his idea, although he never meant Poland to get as much territory from Germany as it did. All this gave Stalin Britain's moral support, something he seemed to find important although his military might suggests he hardly needed it. Was Churchill's vote in favour of the USSR and against Poland betrayal of Poland?
In early 1939, Britain and France pledged a timeline of military support if Poland were to be attacked. When the Germans did attack on Sept. 1, it took the Allies three days before they even declared war on Germany as pledged. Then on Sept. 12, an Anglo-French staff meeting held at Abbeville, France decided there would be no military action after all. (Ironically, it was the 1st Polish Armoured Division that lived up to Poland's side of the treaty by liberating Abbeville from the Germans on Aug. 31, 1944.) The French did go a few kilometres into western Germany but quickly withdrew. The British decided that it would be improper even to bomb German munitions plants because they were privately owned, at the same time that German planes were bombing residential areas in Poland and strafing civilians on the roads and in the fields. Was making military pledges but then failing to fulfil them a few months later a betrayal of Poland?
When the Soviets attacked Poland from the east on Sept. 17, Britain did not even go so far as to emptily declare war on behalf of its Ally. Was that a betrayal of Poland?
When the Germans announced finding the corpses of thousands of Polish officers murdered at Katyn in April 1943, the Soviets claimed it was a German crime and refused to countenance an international investigation. Thanks to the Owen O'Malley report (now available online) Churchill soon knew that the atrocity was indeed committed by the Soviets but played along with the Soviet lie and lent the good name of Britain to give it legitimacy, despite protests by Poland. Was this a betrayal of Poland? Was it a signal to Stalin just how malleable Churchill was when it came to the welfare and interests of his Ally?
In truth, Britain did a lot to help thousands of Poles escape captivity in the Soviet Union. But does sincere gratitude for that and other acts of decency mean that we must stay silent on the question of betrayal in other instances? I am deeply grateful to the British people for the part they played in making me a happy, proud and privileged Canadian, but does that make me hypocritical to explore Churchill's behaviour? I don't think so, any more than I think it is hypocritical for me to hate Stalin and all that he stood for, while acknowledging that because my father survived his gulags I ended up in Canada rather than in Poland. Or to hate Hitler and all that he stood for, while acknowledging that because my mother survived being taken as a slave to the Reich she had the opportunity to emigrate to Canada and I was born here rather than there.
Neither does it seem reasonable to me to argue that "all's well that ends well" for Poland itself, that there was no betrayal because Poland found itself in a better place even if it took a half-century of surviving oppression and occupation by another totalitarian superpower. We will never know what might have been, and can strive only to learn what actually did happen. Just as we must be ready to acknowledge that some Polish leaders made mistakes or acted badly throughout history, it seems to me we must be ready to acknowledge that some British leaders may also have acted badly - including betraying an Ally.
To question or denounce Churchill's record is not to denounce Britain or the British people. As has already been mentioned, many British leaders and people vehemently disagreed with their government's treatment of Poland and themselves called it a betrayal.
On the other hand, not all Polish people or people of Polish extraction see Churchill's behaviour as a betrayal, as demonstrated on this forum recently. It's true that many Poles who lived through that history, rather than merely reading about it as I do today, saw it as betrayal. Disagreeing with them is no more a repudiation of them than disagreeing with Churchill's stance is a repudiation of Britons then or now.
My opinions have shifted as I have been able to discover more, especially primary documents that are now available online. As yet more facts come to light, I hope my mind is open enough to change my opinion again. I am sure that most people of this forum have a similar thirst for learning and insight.
John Halucha
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The state finalists for the Wendy's High School Heisman Award have been announced.
Twenty males and females from the state are competing to be a state winner and will go on to nationals. Those finalists from the area include New Albany High School cross country runner Phoebe Bauer, Mary-Elizabeth Tucker from Providence High School and Charlestown senior football player Aaron Daniel.
One male and one female from each state will be announced on Monday and among all the state winners, 12 will be chosen as national finalists.
The national finalists will be announced on Dec. 7 in New York City and will receive $2,000 for their school and gold medals. One male and one female will be named a national winner and recognized at the Heisman Trophy broadcast on ESPN on Dec. 8. Each winner will also receive a crystal trophy, a $500 Wendy's gift certificate and Wendy's will donate $10,000 to each winner's high school.
Forty-five thousand high school seniors applied and 1,466 applicants are from Indiana. The Wendy's Heisman Award honors top scholar-athletes and their hard work and dedication through their outstanding accomplishments in athletics, academics and community/school leadership. In its 19th year, the Wendy's Heisman Award is the most esteemed awards at the high school level.
Kentucky Xtreme signs former Kentucky Wildcat
The Kentucky Xtreme of the Continental Indoor Football League (CIFL) signed former University of Kentucky tight end and fullback Maurice Grinter.
Most recently, Grinter played linebacker for the Bloomington Edge of the Indoor Football League.
During his four years of eligibility at Kentucky, the Louisville native had 31 receptions for 363 yards and five touchdowns. The 6-foot-3, 253-pound Grinter ran the ball 10 times for 36 yards and two touchdowns, playing in a total of 45 games, including four bowl games.
Grinter also played for Fairdale High School in Louisville, where he was a four-year starter. He rushed for 1,467 yards and scored 15 touchdowns as a senior.
The Xtreme's first game will be Sunday, Feb. 17 at 4 p.m. at Freedom Hall in Louisville.
Tickets are on sale at the Freedom Hall box office at 502-367-5144 or 800-231-8085, or online at www.kentuckyxtreme.com.
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Hibbard comes through for New Albany
COLLEGE SPORTS: IU Southeast baseball knocks off Hanover
Heines, Leanhart win KIAC honors
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: March 11, 2014
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Brittany Stover (William & Mary gymnastics, New Albany graduate, So.)
CLASS 3A NORTH HARRISON SECTIONAL: Dragons finish off Braves, incredible sectional run
Silver Creek capture first sectional since 2000, 37-36 over No. 8 Brownstown
CLASS 4A SEYMOUR SECTIONAL: Bulldogs claim first title since 2011
Hibbard 3s help New Albany beat Jennings, 55-49
CLASS 2A PAOLI SECTIONAL: Generals win back-to-back crowns
Clarksville takes big early lead, holds on for 41-32 win over crosstown rival
CLASS A BORDEN SECTIONAL: Lions fall in overtime to Lanesville
Late surge not enough for Rock Creek in 68-65 loss
- PHOTO GALLERY: Boys' basketball sectional semifinals Featured teams include New Albany, Charlestown, Silver Creek, Rock Creek, Christian Academy, and Borden.
CLASS 3A NORTH HARRISON SECTIONAL: Silver Creek upsets No. 6 Corydon, 74-51
Dragons will face No. 7 Brownstown in tonight's title game
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Information (208) 885-6394
Athletic Events Manager Tyson Drew (208) 885-7353
Assistant Manager Kelly McGahan (208) 885-5000
Technical Coordinator Andy Jacobson (208) 885-2573
Maintenance/Custodial Joe Hunt (208) 885-9262
The Kibbie Dome provides an world-class concert venue with seating configurations for up to 15,000
The iconic Kibbie Dome is a flexible, multi-use facility with features to serve a variety of events.
This guide is dedicated to providing vital information for concert and event promoters. Please take your time and explore all we have presented here for you. If you have any questions about the Kibbie Dome that we have not provided the answers to here of you would like to schedule an event, please feel free to call (208) 885-7353 or email Tyson Drew, Kibbie Dome Manager.
We have the capability of making different staging configurations to meet your needs. From a small theatre set-up that seats close to 4,000, to a staging configuration that will seat upwards of 17,000 people, we can do it all. The Kibbie Dome also features newly constructed suites and premium club seating with great private views. The venue has several backstage, meeting, and reception rooms to accommodate any of your needs. Audio and video resources are available in–house for your use as well.
There is a diverse population on the Palouse. The area is largely agricultural but home to a very large population of college students. In Moscow-Pullman alone, there are 53,600 residents with over 30,000 of those being college students. Sitting in the heart of the Inland Northwest, the region has a population of over 400,000 people, with nearly 60,000 college students. Moscow is known as the "Heart of the Arts" for its thriving art community. Several television, print, and radio media outlets reach residents in major regional markets like Moscow, Pullman, Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Lewiston, Clarkston as well as the surrounding areas.
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Physicians who perform this treatment
What is an atrial septal defect?
An atrial septal defect or ASD is an opening between the upper two chambers of the heart, known as the right atrium and the left atrium. A congenital heart defect, an ASD permits mixing of deoxygenated blood returning to the heart from the body (right atrium) and freshly oxygenated blood coming from the lungs (left atrium). The degree of mixing is largely related to the size of the defect and the relative pressures in each atrium. Early in life, blood from the left atrium preferentially moves into the right atrium, causing excessive blood to flow through the lungs. If this flow, otherwise known as "shunting" is significant enough, resistance to flow develops in the lung resulting in a gradual reversal of shunting of deoxygenated blood from the right atrium into the left atrium and subsequently through the body. This latter condition can lead to a condition called "cyanosis" whereby inadequately oxygenated blood is delivered to the body causing early fatigue and congestive heart failure.
How is an atrial septal defect treated?
Small atrial septal defects can often be followed conservatively without surgery, due to minimal shunting. Larger ASDs should be closed to prevent the late irreversible consequences of excessive left-to-right shunting. ASDs can be closed surgically by simply sewing them closed or, in the case of larger ASDs, placing a patch of the patient's own tissue or synthetic material (e.g., Dacron) over it.
How is an atrial septal defect repaired?
ASD repairs require the use of cardiopulmonary bypass, otherwise known as "the heart-lung machine." This permits the surgeon to safely open the right atrium and access the ASD in a relatively bloodless field. In some cases, the heart is also stopped for 1 to 2 hours to facilitate the repair. Repairs range from relatively simple operations to more complex procedures depending on the location, size, and characteristics of the ASD. The total duration of the operation ranges from 2 to 3 hours.
What are minimally invasive approaches to an atrial septal defect?
The most common surgical approach requires the surgeon to saw open the breastbone and spread the edges apart to gain direct access to the heart. Although this approach provides excellent access to the heart, the resulting wound requires several months to heal completely, an extended recovery period with substantial activity restrictions, and can be subject to serious complications including infection, breakdown, and even death.
Mini-ASD Repair
Currently at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, the most commonly employed minimally invasive approach to ASDs is a "mini-thoracotomy" which consists of a 3 inch incision made through the right side of the chest between the ribs. Heart-lung bypass is instituted with small tubes placed in the main artery and vein of the right leg through a 1 to 2 inch incision placed in the right groin crease. The heart is then stopped and the right atrium is opened to expose the ASD. At this point, specialized hand-held "chopstick" like instruments are inserted through this small incision by the surgeon to repair the defect. After the defect is repaired, the heart is then closed and restarted. Finally, heart-lung bypass is discontinued and the incisions are closed.
Robotic ASD Repair
Another approach which is also sometimes used at our center utilizes a surgical robotic system instead of the hand-operated instruments to perform the repair. The surgical robot is designed to perform complex operations through incisions that are much smaller and less traumatic than those used with traditional surgical approaches.
The first robot-assisted cardiac operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital, performed in June 2003, consisted of successfully placing a biventricular pacemaker lead on a beating heart.
The surgical robotic system is comprised of four principal components: a surgeon console, a computerized control system, two instrument "arms," and a fiberoptic camera. The surgeon sits at the console and views the heart in three-dimensions through the fiberoptic stereoscopic camera system while manipulating the instinctive operating controls.The surgeon's hand motions are relayed to a computer processor, which digitizes and relays them to the fine instrument tips placed into the chest cavity through small 1 cm port incisions. This computerized robotic system enhances the surgeon's ability to perform minimally invasive cardiac surgery in several ways. First, the computer interface permits the accurate translation of the surgeon's hand motions to a dexterous endoscopic "wrist" placed within the chest cavity, conferring much higher degrees of freedom and precision than could be achieved with traditional hand-operated instruments. Second, the advanced two-camera stereoscopic optics provides unprecedented magnified, high-definition, full-color images of the heart and its structures in three-dimensions. This visualization provides much greater detail of the heart than is generally possible with the surgeon's eye.


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The Hinesville City Council held a called meeting Thursday to address allegations that this year's municipal election may be in jeopardy.
An assertion by one candidate at Tuesday night's political forum that the upcoming municipal elections might easily be challenged drew murmurs of disbelief.
On Tuesday, the Long County Chamber of Commerce hosted a community meet-and-greet forum for the candidates running for offices in the upcoming Ludowici election.
The emergency city council meeting has been set for 5 p.m., immediately following a budget hearing, according to City Clerk Sarah Lumpkin. The hearing and meeting will be in city hall and both are open to the public.
Sgt. Jordan Alvarado and his family were joined by Hinesville officials and Hinesville Downtown Development Authority board members recently to break ground for their new home in the Azalea Street Project.
The 30th Long County Wildlife Festival, aided by sunny and cool weather, drew a large crowd Saturday to the event site off Lanier Road.
While forecasts show clear skies ahead, some residents still may be cleaning up small debris from the winds and rain that moved through the area with little damage on Monday.
Candidates for municipal offices in Liberty County will be featured in a political forum from 6-8 this evening.
After a yearlong review of land development codes for Hinesville and unincorporated Liberty County, the Liberty Consolidated Planning Commission is seeking public comment on proposed revisions before the new codes are presented to the city and county.
The Long County Chamber of Commerce will host a candidates' forum Tuesday for the upcoming Ludowici city election.
Liberty County Tax Commissioner Virgil Jones asked the city of Hinesville for help collecting delinquent personal property taxes that business owners may owe on their business' equipment and inventory.
A motor grader in Long County sustained substantial damage in a vandalism incident late last week.
The Liberty County Commission on Tuesday approved $888,176 in paving-project bids and authorized the finance department to enroll in a bill-pay system that could bring in revenue.
Several families have been displaced by a fire in a downtown Hinesville apartment complex Thursday morning.
The Long County Commission recently resolved an issue concerning public access to a family cemetery.
Liberty Regional Medical Center formally will cut the ribbon on its expanded emergency room at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11. However, patients already were being treated in the new ER addition as early as Aug. 6, according to hospital officials.
Chris Roessler still is the acting chairman of the Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield Growth Management Partnership.
An afternoon swim turned tragic for a Long County girl who drowned Sunday in a borrow pit adjacent to Country Manor mobile home park.
The Hinesville City Council during its Thursday meeting approved the purchase of more than a half million dollars worth of equipment for its public-works department.
Georgia Land Trust staffers recently informed the Liberty County Board of Commissioners of possible violations of conservation easements, such as unauthorized timbering and trespassing on conservation lands in the county.
Federal and state funding cuts, in addition to a sluggish economy, are hurting local organizations and the services they provide.
First District representative Mary Hamilton gave Ludowici City Council options on Tuesday for the city to join the Southeast Georgia Friends of Fort Stewart and Hunter.
Parents with children attending the Liberty County Pre-K Center have complained the center's new afternoon parent walk-in pick-up policy is inconvenient and forces those who arrive early to wait outside. School officials say there is little to no wait for parents to pick up their children if they arrive on time.
Hinesville City Council members Thursday saw and approved preliminary plans for a Zaxby's that is to be built on Highway 84, across from First Presbyterian Christian Church.
Representatives from the city of Midway and the Liberty County Development Authority and their respective attorneys met Friday to discuss the manner in which water and wastewater usage rates and connection fees are charged. The city and development authority have an intergovernmental agreement in place to share water and sewer infrastructure. The authority operates an industrial park in Midway and the Tradeport East Business Park adjoining Midway's city limits.
In an effort to prepare for any potential hurricanes that could strike the coast this season, the Liberty County Emergency Management Agency already has its post-storm debris-cleanup plan in place.
Walthourville City Councilwoman Luciria Luckey Lovette recently was elected to the board of directors for the Georgia Municipal Association during the association's annual meeting in Savannah.
The Hinesville Fire Department on Tuesday afternoon received a $4,100 donation from Firehouse Subs to provide car seats to eligible applicants. The money comes from the company's Public Safety Foundation, which was created after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. For more on this story, see Friday's Coastal Courier.


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Director Alejandro Mayorkas was confirmed on August 7, 2009, to lead the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. A hearing to consider his nomination was held on June 24, 2009. On July 28, 2009, the Judiciary Committee ordered the nomination reported to the Senate for consideration.
A transcript of the hearing, including the Committee Questionnaire, responses to questions submitted for the record, and letters received in connection with the nomination, is available through the Government Printing Office. Attachments to the Committee Questionnaire are available upon request.
Letters Received in Connection with the Nomination
- June 22, 2009 - Michele M. Leonhart, Acting Administrator, Drug Enforcement Administration
- June 22, 2009 - Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association
- June 19, 2009 - National Fraternal Order of Police
- June 17, 2009 - Leroy D. Baca, Sheriff, County of Los Angeles
- June 15, 2009 - James V. DeSarno, Jr., Assistant Director, FBI (Ret.)
- June 10, 2009 - George Gascon, Chief of Police, Mesa, Arizona
- June 10, 2009 - Robert Bonner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
- June 9, 2009 - Sergio G. Diaz, Deputy Chief, Commanding Officer, Operations-Central Bureau, Los Angeles Police Department
- June 5, 2009 - Ronald L. Iden, Senior Vice President, Chief Security Officer, The Walt Disney Company; former Special Agent in Charge of Los Angeles FBI's Counterterrorism and Counterintelligence Programs
- June 4, 2009 - Steve Cooley, Los Angeles County District Attorney


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"Plan 9 From Outer Space" and "Intergalactic Holocaust"
Both of them content for the worst film ever made to the point it was watchable.
The second is virtually unknown, it's not even on IMDB, and a Google search turned up nothing. It's an old 1927 silent film, about an evil alien king killing all his people, the sets are aweful, you can see out of windows, in which cars pass by, people look in and wave. There are many costume goofs, such as hats, shirts, and fake beards falling off, bad FX (Le Voyage Dans La Lune has better) my dad recorded it a long time ago on TCM, when they aired it during a "Special One Time Only Presentation" What do you think? Plan 9 or Holocaust (if you've seen it) |
Hmmm... I find absolutely no reference to "Intergalactic Holocaust" outside of a few hundred links to Scientology.
On the other hand, I do enjoy when TCM shows those rarities and silent films. I must check their October schedule for a few of my favorites they tend to show around Halloween. As for the worst film: I can actually think of several films which I would consider far worse to watch than PLAN 9, though they were made much more professionally than Wood's. Thing is, it's so amateurish but infused with a transcendent zeal for making movies that it has a charm beyond its countless flaws. Plus, it mentions my hometown quite a bit, which always adds more fun to it!
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We're a day early, but here's a weekend birthday shout-out to Woodrow Wilson "Woody" Guthrie. Saturday marks the 100th anniversary of the singer-songwriter's birth in Okfuskee County, Oklahoma.
Best known for This Land is Our Land, Guthrie also wrote Baltimore to Washington —the "they got troubles, too," song. He died in 1967 of complications from Huntington's disease.
Of course, the American folk hero lives on through his recordings — and those like Billy Bragg, who cover his tunes and plainspoken lyrics.
In fact, Bragg, the English punk-turned-folkie — as part of his "There Ain't Nobody That Can Sing Like Me" tour (an homage to Guthrie's lyrics in Way Over There in the Minor Key) will playing the day after Guthrie's birthday at the Avalon Theatre in Easton, Md.
Amazingly (I bought tickets weeks ago), when last checked late Friday afternoon, seats were still available for the Sunday evening show.
Bragg and the alt county band Wilco collaborated on Guthrie covers on two well-received albums, Mermaid Avenue and Mermaid Avenue Vol. II, in 1998 and 2000. The box set, Mermaid Avenue: The Complete Sessions, was released earlier this spring in commemoration of Guthrie's 100th birthday. (Guthrie lived on Mermaid Avenue in Coney Island in the late 1940s and early 1950s.)
Celebrations honoring Guthrie's 100th birthday are planned all over the country, as well as places like Italy, Germany, and Austria, this year. Although I didn't find anything listed online in Baltimore. However, Saturday night there's a Happy Birthday Woody Guthrie tribute concert scheduled for the Takoma Park (fitting, isn't) Civic Auditorium, featuring the U-Liners and Magpie. It's at 7:30 p.m., $15.
Last year, the play Woody Guthrie Dreams, written by Michael Patrick Flanagan Smith, a Frederick-born UMBC grad, first performed in Baltimore, had a three-week run at the Theater For The New City in Manhattan's Lower East Side.
If you can't make it to Easton or Takoma Park this weekend, there's always another option — rent Bound for Glory, the 1976 bio pic directed by Hal Ashby and starring David Carradine. It was nominated for Best Picture in 1976 and it's available on Netflix.


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When a government watchdog as knowledgeable as Steven Greenhut, a Bloomberg View contributor, writes that California deserves to knock New York out of last place in rankings of state business climates, it's tempting to agree.
If only he had a stronger case.
True, the two states are virtually neck and neck by many anti-market measures.
To take just two of the more important inputs for manufacturers, in particular, New York ranks just below California in a nationwide index of workers' compensation premiums, and slightly above California on average energy costs.
Both states authorize at least some local imposition of rent regulation - a litmus test of economic wrongheadedness.
New York's minimum wage is currently at the federal level of $7.25, while California's is at $8. However, New York has just legislated a phased-in wage increase to $9 by the end of 2015.
California has high state and local government debts - as high as $1 trillion, as Greenhut notes.
But on a per-capita basis, casting the same broad net over all government-related liabilities, New York gives California a run for its money.
When it comes to politics, Greenhut can be excused for writing that New York Democrats "have more competition." Obviously, he has never met a New York Republican. Besides, thanks to term limits, at least the California Legislature has regular turnover.
Lifetime legislators
In New York, lawmakers are almost never dislodged involuntarily by anything short of death or indictment.
New York's current assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, has held that job for almost 20 years and was first elected to the legislature in 1976, when California Gov. Jerry Brown, who is now 75, was the nation's youngest governor.
State taxes per $1,000 of personal income are slightly lower in New York than in California.
But through various mandates controlled out of Albany, New York shifts much more of its tax burden to the local level. As a result, New York's property taxes are among the highest in the country - while California's, thanks to Proposition 13, are near the bottom.
Even considering the wide array of assessments and fees in California, local levies in the Golden State are a fraction of those in the Empire State.


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Sean Burns - 7/29/2008
The MLL recently held its All Star game out at Invesco Field at Mile High in Denver, where over 10,000 fans took in the spectacle of the Western Conference routing the Eastern.
IL was there, both to cover the game itself and to participate in the first International Lacrosse Expo. As usual, video guru extraordiaire Joe Sweeney had camera in hand to capture all the action surrounding both events, so here's all he got on film from before, during and after the league's premier showcase.
Quint Kessenich's All Star Game recap
Post-game autograph session
All Star MVP Ryan Powell's big check
Postgame: Brett Hughes
Postgame: Kyle Harrison
Skills competition
Freestyle competition
Freestyle Comp: Round 1
Freestyle Comp: Round 2
Freestyle: Steven Berger
Freestyle: Joe Walters
Fastest shot
Fastest shot competition
Fastest shot winner: Anthony Kelly
2-Point Shootout
2-point shot accuracy competition
2-point winner: Jake Byrne
MLL Commissioner David Gross discusses the future of the league
Kelly Berger and Justin Smith preview the action
Pregame meal with Berger, Polanco, Rabil, Vlahakis and more
Chasing down the elusive Quint
Pregame: Chazz Woodson and Kyle Harrison
Pregame: Matt Poskay
Pregame: Tom Zummo
Pregame: Spencer Ford
Pregame: Jesse Schwartzman
Pregame: Fairfield alums Peter Vlahakis and Greg Downing
Pregame: First-time All Star Brett Hughes
Pregame: Brendan Mundorf
Pregame: Anthony Kelly
Kyle Sweeney Interviews
Sweeney: trying to catch Striebel
Sweeney: Stephen Brooks
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Lydd Airport, lying at the heart of the unique landscape of Dungeness, has a dream, an ambition, to become the 'Gatwick of the South Coast'. Sound troubling? |
To prevent Lydd Airport expanding from 5,000 passengers per annum now to 2 million by 2011. |
The public enquiry into runway expansion at Lydd Airport is due to report around the end of March 2012. |
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Airport Meeting Re-scheduled AGAINOn 7th September, Shepway District Council's Chief Executive Alistair Stewart announced that the council's meeting to decide on Lydd Airport' planning applications was to be re-scheduled until early in 2010. The date has been changed yet again, following a request from the airport's new Managing Director, Jonathan Gordon, who asked that the meeting be deferred to give him time to review all the paperwork involved in the two applications, including the airport's response to concerns raised by the council in its published report. The published report recommends that planning permission for both the runway extension and the new terminal be refused largely as a result of the airport's failure to demonstrate that the development will not have an adverse impact on the protected habitats that surround the airport's runway. The Chief Executive made it clear that he is not prepared to change the date again as the airport applications must be finally determined. So we await a new council meeting decision date in 2010. The decision still rests with the councillors and if, at the end of this lengthy saga, the councillors do approve the plans, this would lead to an automatic call in, as they are going against recommendations from the statutory body, Natural England. We will publish the new date as soon as we know it. Meanwhile, please continue to lobby the council to ask for refusal of planning permission for both applications. Please contact your local Shepway District Councillor (if you live within the Shepway area), or to write to or email the Leader of the Council, Mr Robert Bliss at the following address: Mr R Bliss, Leader, Shepway District Council, Civic Centre, Castle Hill Ave, Folkestone, CT20 2QY. Many thanks for all your support. London Ashford Airport (Lydd) formally submitted the planning applications relating to its expansion at the beginning of 2007. Two major applications were filed with Shepway District Council. The 1st (Y06/1648/SH)concerned transforming their runway to handle large jets, (Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 size), by adding 294 metres to it's length, plus another 150 meter starter extension. The 2nd (Y06/1647/SH) was for the erection of a terminal building and car parking to handle an initial 500,000 passengers annually. Check out also the RSPB website community blogs for the article of Tuesday, 8 September 2009, Lydd Airport: this one will run and run. |


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It's usually Karl Lagerfeld who is being tapped by everyone from Magnum ice-cream to Volkswagen and Diet Coke (even though he's a Pepsi man). However, now it seems that the Hogan shoe may be on the other foot. We hear that Carine Roitfeld has just styled Chanel's autumn winter 2011 campaign modelled by Freja Beha Erichsen and according to Karl, "the mix with Freja was genius."
As we reported last week, Roitfeld is currently working with Barneys as guest editor, stylist and general muse. But could she and Lagerfeld be forging a replica relationship to the one that the former Paris Vogue editor once shared with Tom Ford at Gucci and more recently with Riccardo Tisci?
Says Karl, "I like to work with the same girls and boys all the time." Case in point: he is set to shoot the new Fendi campaign (again with Erichsen) next week and has also gathered together Lady Amanda Harlech, Anna Mougialis, Kristen McMenamy and aforementioned Danish model to star in a fashion film to be shot in Monaco and the South of France that he is making for the Chanel Cruise collection.
If "the same girls and boys" also extends to a certain stylist, this could be the start of a whole new Roitfeld / Lagerfeld era...
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FC Barcelona made up for losing their grip on the UEFA Futsal Cup as they swept aside hosts Iberia Star Tbilisi 4-1 to secure third place.
Western Union man of the match Sergio Lozano and Aicardo gave Barcelona an early 2-0 lead, and although Fabinho pulled one back, Augusto's own goal at the start of the second half and another Lozano strike put the game beyond the Georgian champions. Nonetheless, fourth place represents a best-ever finish for the only team to enter all 12 editions of this competition and the first from their nation to host a UEFA final tournament.
Though Saad Assis was unable to play due to injury, it took Barcelona just 71 seconds to break the deadlock, Igor slipping the ball wide for Lozano to shoot in through the legs of Celio. Having seen Kairat Almaty use goalkeeper Higuita as a fifth outfield player to beat Barcelona 5-4 in Friday's semi-final, Iberia Star – without the injured Lúcio – were using Celio similarly but only in possession, which Barcelona were dominating.
Soon there was a second goal, Torras spreading the ball right for Aicardo to loft a shot from a tight angle into the roof of the net. However, Iberia Star remained positive and, in the 13th minute, Fabinho's shot from ten metres out rolled in despite Torras's attempt to block on the line.
Just 11 seconds after the interval, the lead was once again doubled as Torras played the ball inside from the left and Fabinho inadvertently put through his own net. Cristian, preferred in the Barcelona goal to Paco Sedano, was kept busy as Iberia Star pushed again, though he was fortunate when a Celio clearance deflected off Gabriel and onto the crossbar.
Moments later, Wilde picked up a loose ball and teed up Lozano for his second goal. Fuste then hit the woodwork late on after a fantastic break from the home team, whose fans in a third-place play-off record crowd of 5,340 remained vocal until the final whistle.
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The wait was a bit stressful, but it had a good outcome for Miami University's women's basketball team.
The RedHawks got bounced out of the Mid-American Conference tournament in Cleveland last Wednesday, then found out late Monday that they're going to the Women's National Invitation Tournament for the second straight year.
"The WNIT is a very respected tournament, and I'm excited that this team gets another chance," said MU coach Maria Fantanarosa, whose squad will travel to Illinois on Thursday at 8 p.m. "When you look at our body of work throughout the whole year, this is a very talented team who deserves a second chance."
Seniors Courtney Osborn and Kirsten Olowinski have another opportunity to play in a Miami uniform, and both were smiling about that fact Tuesday.
"There was a little nervousness there, but Maria kept telling us how confident she was," Osborn said. "My hopes were riding on Maria's confidence."
"Excitement is definitely the first word that comes. Anxiousness also comes to mind," Olowinski said. "This is kind of the final run. I think I can speak for both of us when I say we're not going down without a fight. I'm excited for it. At the same time, it's going to be bittersweet at the end. So hopefully we'll just push through and get as far as we can."
The RedHawks (19-12) will be looking for a better result than last season, a 76-54 defeat at Richmond, when they head for Champaign, Ill. That's Big Ten country, and the Fighting Illini (16-13) were 9-7 in conference play this year.
Illinois ranks in the nation's top 40 in scoring with a 70.0 average. Four players are averaging in twin digits, led by 6-foot-2 senior forward Karisma Penn (19.0 ppg, 9.7 rpg) and senior guard Adrienne GodBold (17.0 ppg, 7.1 rpg).
"Illinois is a very athletic team," Fantanarosa said. "They're known for a zone extended defense. They call it the Buzz. They're playing passing lanes. They want to create turnovers and easy opportunities for them in transition. We need to sharpen our defense, and we need to box out. The tempo is going to be very important."
She was hoping to have forwards Erica Almady (concussion) and Kristin Judson (foot) back from injuries this week, but the MU coach said they're both questionable for Thursday's game.
Osborn is averaging 19.1 points and 4.8 assists per contest for the RedHawks, and Olowinski is getting 12.2 points and 10.4 boards per game. Almady has the team's best field-goal percentage (55.4) and is averaging 8.0 points and 4.5 rebounds.
MU is coming off a disappointing 82-70 loss to Buffalo at the MAC tourney.
"My postgame was shorter than normal," Fantanarosa said. "It was just, 'This is what it is. We're going to have these days off and we're going to practice again Sunday because we're a very good team and we'll have an opportunity to prove that we're better than we were today.'
"We can play like we have nothing to lose. The pressure is on Illinois. This should be an opportunity to put the icing on the cake. It's a solid season. Now how much more can we do?"
Osborn, who had some recruiting contact with the Illini under a different coaching staff, is eager to play a Big Ten opponent.
"We don't get to play a lot of the Power 6 conferences," she said. "It's a great shot for us as a mid-major to be able to go and prove ourselves against a Big Ten school."
This will be Miami's third appearance in WNIT. The RedHawks split two games in 2003-04, beating Xavier 77-65 and losing to Iowa State 71-57.
Illinois had hopes of being an NCAA team, but lasted just one game in the Big Ten tournament. Wisconsin, the No. 11 seed, ousted the sixth-seeded Illini with a 58-57 decision.
"It feels good to be somewhere," said GodBold, the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year. "I think the energy is here right now. We're going to go to the NIT and make a statement."
Illinois coach Matt Bollant called MU "a very skilled team. They shoot the ball extremely well. (They have) one really great player, one of the best guards in the country, in Osborn."
This series is tied 2-2. The Illini won the last meeting 65-63 on Dec. 19, 1994, in Champaign.
Illinois is averaging 2,026 fans and has a 9-7 record at Assembly Hall this season.
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