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Narrator: Harold Weary Interviewer: Jim Jirak Date of Interview: Interview Location: Interview Length: 22 minutes JIM JIRAK: [conversation already in progress] . . . folks and where did they come from? HAROLD WEARY: My name is Harry Weary. I was born in Republic County, Kansas, on the 7th of October, 1908. My grandparents home, which is a mile west and two miles south of the little town of Chester, Nebraska. But I was born in Kansas. The Nebraska-Kansas line ran just south of the town. My mother's name was Viva Gerbat. She was born in 1886 in Nemaha, Nebraska — Nemaha County, Nebraska. My father Irvin C. Weary. He was born in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania in 1884 near the town of Carlisle. My grandparents — mind you, of course, my Weary grandparents being in Pennsylvania, I never knew my grandmother at all. My grandfather I only saw a couple of times. But I did know my grandparents Gerbat. The Gerbat farm, as I described before, was right on the old Pike's Peak trail. In fact, as a youngster, I remember going across the highway into a pasture area that had never been broken. There was two distinct ruts of the old Pike's Peak trail. It came across a little creek in that pasture. The ruts were still plainly visible. Some of them were as much as ten, eleven inches deep. This is rather interesting. My father had said when he first came to my grandparents home, the prairie south of their house was also unbroken and the tracks went right up over the hill towards the southwest. That kind of gives a little idea of my beginning. I went to school in Chester in the little town of Humboldt just east of Chester. My university,I was at Nebraska Westland in Lincoln, Nebraska, and then went to the University of Nebraska where I got my master's degree. After graduating from Nebraska, I was interviewed and came to Chicago where I worked for the Drover's Journal Publishing Company in the stockyards where I met my wife Irene Eitman. We were married in 1937. We had three children, Maria Salane. who is still with us, Sharon Elizabeth, whose married name is Fruck and Ronald Earl. His wife is Joyce Ann Colmine. , • . , JIRAK: When did you move to Mount Prospect then? WEARY: We moved to Mount Prospect in October 1962. I just finished up my 29th year here. We have always lived at 513 South George Street since we came here. I was with United Airlines and came up at that time the airlines moved to Mount Prospect. JIRAK: You say you've lived there all your time here in Mount Prospect since you first came. When you first came to town, what do you recall being the downtown area?WEARY: Well, the downtown area at that time, I would say, was the same as it was today. There's been quite a few little changes in the town. For instance, Reefer's Drugstore moved from the north side of the tracks to the south side of the tracks. We had a National Tea and an A & P Store who have gone long ago. A number of other changes, but mainly in the businesses, not so much in the buildings in the downtown area. Most of those changes have come later. There was a number of new buildings, of course, that went in on the north side of Northwest Highway since we've been here. And our principal store was the Jewel store at the corner of Mount Prospect Road and Northwest Highway. Goldblatt's store was our principal up in the Plaza area. Randhurst was in the process of being built at the time we came out and became the major marketing place thereafter. Marketplace on the south side where the Zayre store was was one of the principal stores for miscellaneous items. Wille Hardware Store was the place where we got our hardware and miscellaneous items. That's about the way that I remember it. Going back to our area, which is the southeast side of Mount Prospect, some of the big changes there. The fact is, I remember that soon after we came or about the time that we came there was an accident on the railroad at Mount Prospect Road and Northwest Highway where one of the United Airline employees was killed. As a result of that, they made some changes there. Going up over the railroad track, going south, was a big hump. I guess Northwest Highway was about five feet lower than the railroad track there. So it was a dangerous corner. When we bought our property, the woman that sold it to us told us to be very careful at that corner because it was dangerous. There had been a lot of accidents there. They filled in Northwest Highway and also Mount Prospect Road north of the tracks and we now have a more or less level area there, much improvement, and as far as I know, we've had practically no accidents at that corner since. The other thing in our area was Weller Creek. If you wanted to get south from our place to the south side, you either had to go over to Emerson and cross the bridge there or you had to go over to Mount Prospect Road. There were no bridges in between. Sometime later they put in the bridge on William Street and later on we got our bridge on George Street. So that gave us two crossings closer than what we had had before. There were a number of changes at Lions Park. New buildings went up there. There was a small building as I remember when we first came in, but they enlarged it and put in a new building there, improved the park, put in the swimming pool, tennis courts and things like that after we arrived. That kind of gives a general idea of what I remember of the early days. <w* JIRAK: Could you tell us just a little bit about how far south, at the time that you established your home there at 513 South George, can you tell us how far south the homes extended at that time? 5 WEARY: Yes. That was all filled in over to along Albert Street. Between the homes on the east side of Albert and Mount Prospect Road was all a cornfield when we came in. That whole area was cornfield and that was not built up until many years later. In fact, I remember them telling the people along Albert Street when they started putting in the new homes there and plowing up, they were infested by rats that came out of the cornfields there. It was quite a menace. So that was all changed after we came. But south of us, that was all pretty well developed. JIRAK: Can you tell us, Mr. Weary, what you may remember about some of the factories that were in existence at that time? There were a few as I recall. WEARY: At that time, there were practically no factories. Over on Central we had the Belling works, and that's about the only thing that I can remember too much of any manufacturing angle itself. JIRAK: Do you recall if the Crow Foot Company — they were a machine tool manufacturer, I believe, on Northwest Highway? Do you recall anything of that? WEARY: No, I don't recall anything. The fact is, I wouldn't have anything to do with them so I probably wouldn't have remembered them. Not only from the manufacturing point of view, that was s practically gone by the time I got here, I'm sure.JIRAK: Now other than stores and businesses, can you tell me a little bit about your recollection of the police department? Who might have been police chief at the time and likewise with the fire department? WEARY: Oh, let's see. I should remember the police chief. He was quite a celebrity here in Mount Prospect at the time we came in. He just died recently. JIRAK: Whittenberg are you speaking of? WEARY: No. Oh, what was his name? I know it so well and it just won't come. My main interest, I think, in the beginning early days was the Mount Prospect Library. Now this came back in the days of Parsons when he was library president and working with them. He asked my wife if she'd be bookkeeper for the library. Of course, this was back in the days when the library was in the senior center, in what is now the senior center. So she said she would do it if I would help her. So it turned out she typed up the checks for the payrolls and the bills and I put them together and prepared the statements for the library. Most of them went back, started back about twenty-two, twenty-three years ago. When the new library was built, it had more employees. It got to a ^ point where one person couldn't do it as a sideline. So at that time, Marge Reesey was hired as bookkeeper and became kind of an office manager for the library. I still stayed with the library as a financial consultant and accounting consultant, which I have been doing since that time. I've seen many, many changes in the library over this period of time. We've had our ups and downs, times when we didn't know where the next dollar was coming from. But somehow or other, we managed to pull through, and I think we have a very excellent library at the present time. I think of parades and decorations and so forth, the main thing that I remember is the Fourth of July parades that we've had for years here, which were always very interesting affairs. We used to bring our grandchildren to see them. That's going back quite a ways. JIRAK: Before we get off the subject of the library, I'd like to ask what was your involvement with the genealogy collection and how you happened to attach your name to that? WEARY: I was the first president of the Northwest Suburban Council of Genealogists, which at the beginning met here at the library. We organized it. There was about five or six of us that got together and organized the genealogy group. I guess because I was the only male in the group, I got the assignment to be the first president. So because of that and because of my time that I had donated to the library, the genealogy section was named in my honor — an honor I greatly appreciated.JIRAK: How did you become interested in genealogy? How far back does that go? WEARY: My interest in genealogy went back to the time of the death of my mother. As usual after a death in the family, all the cousins get together, you know, and they start rehashing what they know about the family. I found out that none of us knew anything about our family. We had no idea of where we originated or what our ancestors had done. So I decided I was going to find out where we came from, and that was my undoing. Once you get into genealogy and get started, the more you learn, the more you want to know. And so it's developed now. At this time, I'm trying to write up histories of my families. I have researched them and got all of my family back before 1800, some of them back into the 1600s. It's interesting to know where they came from, what they did, how long they've been in the United States. In fact, my great-grandparents on my mother's side were the last ones to come over, and they came over in 1854. All my other ancestors came over before 1800. I have, I think, certificates for six ancestors who were in the Revolutionary War, and I have about six or seven more that were here and I haven't been able to establish whether or not they were actually involved in the war or not. JIRAK: Can you tell us where your ancestors came from? WEARY: My ancestors who came over last came from Switzerland. My family name came from Germany and it appears we were French Heugonots out of the Alsace region of France when it was taken over by France and they moved across into Germany at that time. We are French. Gerbat is a French name. We have English, Scotch, and Irish. So I'm a duke's mixture. JIRAK: Very good. I think that's very interesting. All right, sir. Let's see, I think we're about ready to wrap this up, but I would like to ask you first, what would be your fondest memory of downtown Mount Prospect as you remember it when you first came here in those early years? WEARY: That's a difficult question. I suppose one of the fondest memories is the changes in Lions Park. We've enjoyed Lions Park immensely over the years. We've gone to concerts there and lots of recreational deals, especially with the grandchildren. We could take them over to Lions Park, so I think that's maybe one of the memories that I have from Mount Prospect. Of course, as we've just gone through, the changes in the library have been very, very interesting to me. The changes in United Airlines, where I worked for thirty-one years and have been retired for eighteen years, and their development has been very interesting to me. JIRAK: That's good. Harold, we certainly thank you for your time and effort in working with this interview, and we appreciate your signing consent forms to have these place among the archives forfuture youngsters and adults to read something about the history of their home town. WEARY: I consider it a privilege to have been asked to do this. I'm much behind this idea of developing information, particularly from the Historical Society where I'm a director. I think it is great for the children of the village to know what has happened in their village, not only from the point of view that it gives them a background here, but I think it leads them into an interest in all history — the history of the country, the history of the world and so forth. JIRAK: That's very important. We thank you very much again. And that will conclude our interview. Thank you. 10
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It is clear from the post (if it is genuine) that the young person in question has no respect for the mother who is financially supporting her. If I were that mother's friend, I would advise her to kick the lazy, ungrateful bastard out of the house and let him/her/it learn about the joys of earning one's own money and paying one's own bills. And if the poster were a minor, all internet privileges would be suspended and the kid would have a ton of chores to do as penance.
But, I can see why DUers would like this post: first, someone else is paying for everything; and second, they get to trash a woman and call her a bitch. That makes them happy over there.
I did a search of the thread and no where did he/she/it respond to anything that what said. He/she/it must have pretty thin skin or else was busy scrubbing the kitchen and bathroom floors to pay for the frito's and earn phone privileges.
That site seems to be proof that the old saw, that if a thousand monkeys pounded away at a thousand typewriters for a thousand years at least one would accidentally produce a reasonable thought, was too optimistic.
That sort of whining is so stereotypical I would almost have to believe it is a joke thread. You wouldnt think anyone could expose so many lib traits in a single post.
Like I always say, you cant buy entertainment this good.
Well, that was amusing reading, especially the answers which mostly read like they came from CU. :D
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- Pirates' official makes biggest delivery of spring
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BRADENTON, Fla. -- Charlie Morton didn't seem to think it was a big deal. But to others, seeing the right-hander pitch against batters for the first time since hip surgery in October definitely was noteworthy.
Significant enough for catcher Tony Sanchez, pitching coach Ray Searage and the batters who'd faced Morton to welcome him off the mound with hearty handshakes, following his 35-pitch exercise. "It was positive," Morton said after having faced Josh Harrison, Brandon Boggs and Nick Evans for sets of 15 and 20 pitches. "Part of the process, not a huge deal. I wish I could have been more accurate in the zone. You wonder how your stuff looks to [the hitters]. They said it's there, that the sinker was around the plate." While other pitchers in camp have already thrown two BP sessions, it was Morton's first turn. Though it had been scheduled days ago, it took on added significance coming an hour after A.J. Burnett had to leave the field bleeding around his right eye after getting hit by his own foul bunt. The severity of Burnett's injury will not be known until the results of tests he will undergo Thursday in Pittsburgh. But in the event his Spring Training is interrupted, affecting his season-opening availability, Morton's progress becomes more important. Morton is scheduled to next throw on Saturday, when he will stretch out to 40 pitches.Pirates' official makes biggest delivery of spring
BRADENTON, Fla. -- New baseball seasons traditionally begin with the joyous delivery of the ceremonial first pitch.
Trevor Gooby delivered an entirely different joy Tuesday night: The Pirates' director of field operations delivered a baby. Latisha Kirk went into labor during special pre-Grapefruit League opener festivities at McKechnie Field for season ticket holders and invited guests, including neighborhood fans. Gooby's attention was called to Kirk as she began to experience pain, and he immediately called 911, placed her in a wheelchair and began pushing her toward the front gates and into the care of emergency responders. But by the time they reached the gate, Kirk announced the baby's impending arrival. Gooby sent staff members for towels and gloves and looked down."I could see the baby's head," Gooby said.
The 35-year-old father of two let instincts take over, gently gripped and "wrapped the baby up in towels. He was crying and EMS arrived a couple of minutes later and cut the umbilical cord." Kirk and her unnamed son were later reportedly doing well at Manatee Memorial Hospital. "It was definitely an interesting night," Gooby said.Rotation set for first week of exhibition games
BRADENTON, Fla. -- Want to set your calendar by the Pirates' Grapefruit League-opening pitching rotation? Well, now you can.
This is how the Bucs' pitching plans shape up for the first few games of exhibition play: Saturday at Blue Jays: James McDonald, Brad Lincoln, Tony Watson, Daniel McCutchen, Chris Resop, Chris Leroux, Ryota Igarashi, JuanCruz. Sunday vs. Blue Jays, at McKechnie Field: Erik Bedard, A.J. Burnett, Shairon Martis, Joel Hanrahan, Jason Grilli, Evan Meek, Doug Slaten. Burnett's ability depends on result of the examinations he will undergo Thursday in Pittsburgh on his right eye, after getting hit by his own foul ball during Wednesday morning's bunting tournament. Monday night at Orioles: Jo-Jo Reyes, Justin Wilson, Daniel Moskos, Jared Hughes, Bryan Morris, Mike Crotta, Tim Wood. Tuesday vs. Yankees: Kevin Correia, McCutchen, Resop, Leroux, Igarashi, Watson, Slaten. But, first, one intrasquad game. The Bucs will break their Pirate City camp on Thursday and shift bases to McKechnie Field, where on Friday at noon their lone squad game will pit the Blacks against the Golds. Scheduled to pitch for the Golds are Gerrit Cole, Correia, Reyes, McCutchen, Moskos, Walker and Wood. The Blacks will have Jeff Karstens, Jeff Locke, Rudy Owens, Hughes and Morris on the mound.Worth noting
The Pirates' bunting tournament continues on Thursday with the Elite Eight, and the Final Four will be held Friday morning at McKechnie Field.
Much of the fun of this second annual bunt-off was obviously dampened with Burnett's injury in Wednesday morning's Sweet 16 session. Kevin Correia, one of the No. 1 seeds, was ousted by Charlie Morton, The other No. 1 seed, Brad Lincoln, is still in play. The Bucs' first bunting tournament last spring was won by Joe Beimel, the left-handed reliever released by the club at the end of August. Daniel Cabrera was originally scheduled to take a turn in Friday's intrasquad game, but has been scratched with tightness in his right forearm. Cabrera is in camp as a non-roster invitee, after sitting out 2011 following Tommy John elbow surgery. Reliever Jason Grilli is now being represented by agent Gary Sheffield, who is intent on retracing Dave Stewart's transition from player to player agent. This is not a surprising development: Sheffield negotiated his own contracts near the end of his 22-year career. Grilli had a simple explanation for going with Sheffield: "I found him to be a tremendous teammate, someone I really respected." The two were teammates on the 2007-08 Detroit Tigers.Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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ALAMO - The Portal Panthers are hosting the girls Region 3-A tournament for the first time, but before the Lady Panthers could take to the home floor, they had to play in.
DUBLIN - A fierce fourth-quarter comeback gave Bulloch Academy a 45-42 victory over John Milledge Academy Saturday in the consolation game of the GISA Region 4-AAA basketball tournament.
BROOKLET - In a game full of big shots, Southeast Bulloch came up just a couple short.
DUBLIN - Three Southeast Bulloch wrestlers qualified for the GHSA Class AA meet at the state sectionals Sautrday in Dublin.
METTER - The Portal Panthers made a last-ditch effort to spoil Metter's senior night, but Devin Byrd closed out his career in the home gym with 21 points and the Tigers held on for a 61-56 win Friday night.
DeleteDUBLIN - Trinity Christian School senior Anna Claire Knight went over 3,000 points for her high school career while leading the top-seeded Lady Crusaders to a 52-24 victory over fifth-seeded Bulloch Academy Friday afternoon in a semi-final matchup of the GISA Region 4-AAA basketball tournament.
One month ago, Statesboro barely slipped past Lakeside, Evans on the road. Friday night in Statesboro, things weren't nearly as dramatic.
DUBLIN - It had been a rough night for Bulloch Academy center Taylor Collins.
CLAXTON - The Claxton Tigers saw a 14 point lead shrink to within four with just over two minutes to play, but Metter's late charge fell just short as Claxton held on for a 59-55 victory Tuesday night at the Tiger's Den.
DUBLIN - John Milledge Academy outscored Bulloch Academy 23-8 in the fourth quarter to break open a two-point game and upset the Gators 70-57 in the first round of the GISA Region 4-AAA basketball tournament Tuesday night.
Emanuel County Institute head football coach Milan Turner has accepted the head coach position at Thomson, where he will also act as athletic director.
MACON - Bulloch Academy won its first-ever state trophy in wrestling, capturing second place in the Georgia Independent School Association (GISA) Class AAA state traditional wrestling tournament Saturday.
PORTAL - Jamie Hagins and Jordan Buchanon made their final career home game a good one.
REIDSVILLE - The Tattnall County Lady Battle Creek Warriors led by only one at halftime, but defeated Claxton 51-36 Saturday.
Sylvania - No. 7 Screven County's Lady Gamecocks (18-3) were defeated by the No.3 Laney Lady Wildcats 61-58 Friday night.
SOPERTON - The final brackets for the Class A public school state playoffs won't be known until the middle of next week, but Portal is making a strong case to make the field for a second consecutive season.
Bulloch Academy seniors took the reins and drove their respective squads to sweet victories on Valentine's Day in the final regular-season home game Friday night.
SAVANNAH - Southeast Bulloch Coach John Page knew his team was going to be in for a dog fight when it met Brantley County in the opening round of the Region 1-AAA tournament.
SAVANNAH – Coach Johnny Miller had no answer, not even a guess, as to why his Southeast Bulloch team came out flatter than a pancake in the opening round of the Region 1-AAA tournament.
Southeast Bulloch has spent the last few years building its boys and girls soccer teams into respectable forces in the area.
After calling off all of Wednesday's scheduled games at the Region 3-A basketball tournament in Treutlen, more icy conditions have caused Thursday's slate of games to be canceled as well.
Statesboro's soccer seasons have had to sit on the sidelines as winter weather postponed the scheduled season openers for both the boys and girls this week.
BROOKLET - As the Region 1-AAA boys tournament began Tuesday evening, Southeast Bulloch knew exactly what the task was.
AUGUSTA - Richmond Academy exploded for 21 points in the fourth quarter and eliminated the Statesboro Blue Devils from the Region 3-AAAA tournament with a 66-58 win on Tuesday in Augusta.
BROOKLET - The Southeast Bulloch girls had to fight and claw through the majority of their Region 1-AAA tournament opener Monday night, but a steady resolve and a big fourth quarter run paved the way for a 56-38 victory over Appling County.
Bulloch Academy wrestlers won three individual state championships and led the team to its second consecutive state runner-up trophy in the GISA Class AAA state traditional tournament this past weekend.
With nearly three months of regular season play in the books, area basketball teams are now preparing for their region tournaments with eyes set on the ultimate prize of landing a spot in the state playoffs.


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Governor Andrew Cuomo has once again delayed a decision about whether to allow a controversial natural gas extraction program to go forward in New York State.
The governor's heath commissioner, Nirav Shah, is currently conducting a health study on the drilling called hydraulic fracturing, also known as "fracking."
In a Tuesday letter to the state's Department of Environmental Conservation, Shah says that study will need more time.
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Melrose resident and Democrat Katherine Clark was sworn in Thursday as a member of the Mass. Congregational Delegation, according to a press statement.
From the floor of the House, Clark vowed to stand with the middle class families of the 5th Congressional District, according to the statement. Clark defeated Republican challenger Frank Addivinola Jr. in the race for Congress on Tuesday.
"The Massachusetts Fifth, from Revere to Cambridge, Waltham to Framingham, is home to some of this country's and the world's most respected universities and innovative companies," Clark said in the statement. "We are deeply proud of these incredible institutions. But what defines the Fifth District is its families."
Clark continued, saying, "As I talked with families around their kitchen tables, I found they are just like mine, and I'm sure, just like yours. We are teachers, small business owners, CEOs and machinists. We work in stockrooms and board rooms. We are recent immigrants and descendants from early American settlers. We are of all political ideologies, and yes, deep in the heart of Red Sox Nation, we even have a few Yankees fans."
Clark was introduced to the House by the dean of the Mass. Delegation Congressman Richard Neal. Malden native and Sen. Edward Markey, whose former seat she now occupies, also joined her in the chamber.
"Senator Markey, you set a standard of excellence during your time in the House," Clark said in the statement. "I look forward to carrying on your work for the people of our district and partnering with you and the entire Massachusetts delegation to move Massachusetts and our country forward."
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As a child, Jan Kepley didn't always color inside the lines.
As an adult, that fun and mischievous personality continues to shine through into his career and passion: photography.
Kepley is, by no means, your "typical" photographer.
Self-taught, Kepley makes up his own rules about what's right, wrong or other. When it comes to portraits, he doesn't strive to capture "perfect" pictures; rather he tries to freeze real and honest images. And when it comes to nature shots, he's known to combine elements from different scenes - a digital image of two birds flying over the strait, a drawing of tall, sturdy trees and the color of the sky when there are no clouds in sight. All of which is made possible by technology and a graphic arts brush.
"A lot of the work I do right now is half and half," Kepley said.
"It's more like painting than photography; I just go out and collect the elements."
When the mood strikes, Kepley still shoots "true" photos. Whether it's the clouds in the sky, "ice trees" on a frozen car windshield or a beautiful sunset, Kepley always is searching for beautiful images in nature.
A variety of Kepley's photographs will be on display at the Sequim Library, 630 N. Sequim Ave., through September. A special First Friday celebration is from 5-8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 6, with live music and refreshments. The exhibit is the first time Kepley's work has been on display in years.
Transplanted Oregonians, Kepley and his wife moved to Sequim in 1980. Originally a painter, "mid-life changes" caused Kepley to put down his paintbrush and pick up his wife's camera.
"She had a Kodak Instamatic, so I started playing with it," Kepley recalled.
"Before long, I bought a decent camera and got swept away with photography."
That was 28 years ago but the Kodak Instamatic is still on the shelf as a reminder of how his passion was ignited.
The library exhibit features 13 of Kepley's nature images but he also specializes in wedding photography. One year he shot 46 weddings all over the region, four of which took place within a span of five days.
In an effort to capture the true spark between couples, Kepley avoids traditional "stiff" or "phony" poses. In fact, he manipulates people as little as possible.
"I think good wedding photographs should do more than just look like you, they should also represent you," he said boldly.
"We like warmth in our images. We like affection. We like laughter and we like tears."
Kepley is friendly and enjoys striking up conversations with people. Whether it's on the trail in search of a striking photograph or at a wedding celebrating marital bliss, it takes only a handshake to initiate friendship.
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Kaldor–Hicks efficiency, named for Nicholas Kaldor and John Hicks, also known as Kaldor–Hicks criterion, is a measure of economic efficiency that captures some of the intuitive appeal of Pareto efficiency, but has less stringent criteria and is hence applicable to more circumstances. Under Kaldor–Hicks efficiency, an outcome is considered more efficient if a Pareto-superior outcome can be reached by arranging sufficient compensation from those that are made better off to those that are made worse off so that all would end up no worse off than before.
Under Pareto efficiency, an outcome is more efficient if at least one person is made better off and nobody is made worse off. However, some believe that in practice, it is almost impossible to take any social action, such as a change in economic policy, without making at least one person worse off. Even voluntary exchanges may not be Pareto improving. Under ideal conditions, voluntary exchanges are Pareto improving since individuals would not enter into them unless they were mutually beneficial. However, a voluntary exchange would not be Pareto superior if external costs (such as pollution that hurt a third party) exist, as they often do.
Using Kaldor–Hicks efficiency, an outcome is more efficient if those that are made better off could in theory compensate those that are made worse off, so that a Pareto improving outcome results. For example, a voluntary exchange that creates pollution would be a Kaldor–Hicks improvement if the buyers and sellers are still willing to carry out the transaction even if they have to fully compensate the victims of the pollution.
The key difference is the question of compensation. Kaldor–Hicks does not require compensation actually be paid, merely that the possibility for compensation exists, and thus need not leave each at least as well off. Under Kaldor–Hicks efficiency, a more efficient outcome can in fact leave some people worse off. Pareto efficiency requires making every party involved better off (or at least no worse off).
While every Pareto improvement is a Kaldor–Hicks improvement, most Kaldor–Hicks improvements are not Pareto improvements. This is because, as the graph above illustrates, the set of Pareto improvements is a proper subset of Kaldor–Hicks improvement, which also reflects the greater flexibility and applicability of the Kaldor–Hicks criteria relative to the Pareto criteria. For example, in a society with two people, suppose initially Person A has 10 sheep and Person B has 100 sheep. If some policy change or other shock results with Person A ending up with 20 sheep and Person B with 99 sheep, this change would not be Pareto improving, since Person B is now worse off. However, it would be a Kaldor–Hicks improvement, as Person A could theoretically give Person B anywhere between 1 and 10 sheep to accept this alternative situation.
Use in policy-making[edit]
The Kaldor–Hicks methods are typically used as tests of Pareto efficiency rather than as efficiency goals themselves. They are used to determine whether an activity moves the economy toward Pareto efficiency. Any change usually makes some people better off and others worse off, so these tests consider what would happen if gainers were to compensate losers or vice versa.
The Kaldor criterion is that an activity contributes to Pareto optimality if the maximum amount the gainers are prepared to pay to the losers to agree to the change is greater than the minimum amount losers are prepared to accept; the Hicks criterion is that an activity contributes to Pareto optimality if the maximum amount the losers would pay the gainers to forgo the change is less than the minimum amount the gainers would accept to so agree. Thus, the Kaldor test supposes that losers could prevent the arrangement and asks whether gainers value their gain so much they would and could pay losers to accept the arrangement, whereas the Hicks test supposes that gainers are able to proceed with the change and asks whether losers consider their loss to be worth less than what it would cost them to pay gainers to agree not to proceed with the change. After several technical problems with each separate criterion were discovered, they were combined into the Scitovsky criterion, more commonly known as the "Kaldor–Hicks criterion", which does not share the same flaws.
The Kaldor–Hicks criterion is widely applied in welfare economics and managerial economics. For example, it forms an underlying rationale for cost-benefit analysis. In cost-benefit analysis, a project (for example, a new airport) is evaluated by comparing the total costs, such as building costs and environmental costs, with the total benefits, such as airline profits and convenience for travelers. (However, as cost-benefit analysis may also assign different social welfare weights to different individuals, e.g. more to the poor, the compensation criterion is not always invoked by cost-benefit analysis.)
The project would typically be given the go-ahead if the benefits exceed the costs. This is effectively an application of the Kaldor–Hicks criterion because it is equivalent to requiring that the benefits be enough that those that benefit could in theory compensate those that have lost out. The criterion is used because it is argued that it is justifiable for society as a whole to make some worse off if this means a greater gain for others.
The most common criticism of the Kaldor–Hicks criterion is the taking into account of only the absolute level of income, not its distribution.
A related problem is that any social welfare functions based on Kaldor–Hicks criteria are cardinal in nature, and therefore suffer from the aggregation problems associated with discrepancies between the marginal value of money of rich and poor people.
This has mainly to do with the assumption of diminishing marginal utility for income: taking one dollar from a poor person causes a greater loss in utility than taking a dollar from a rich one. By weighting utility variations by the marginal utilities, the social welfare function implicit to the Kaldor–Hicks compensation principle is represented by anti-egalitarian, concave indifference curves.
At a more technical level, various versions of the Kaldor–Hicks criteria lack desirable formal properties. For instance, Tibor Scitovsky demonstrated that the Kaldor criterion alone is not antisymmetric: it's possible to have a situation where an outcome A is an improvement (according to the Kaldor criterion) over outcome B, but B is also an improvement over A. The combined Kaldor–Hicks criterion does not have this problem, but it can be non-transitive (A may be an improvement over B, and B over C, but A may not be an improvement over C).[1][2]
See also[edit]
- ^ Scitovsky, Tibor (1941). "A Note on Welfare Propositions in Economics". Review of Economic Studies (The Review of Economic Studies, Vol. 9, No. 1) 9 (1): 77–88. doi:10.2307/2967640. JSTOR 2967640.
- ^ Fonseca, Gonçalo L. "The Paretian System: Scitovsky Reversals and the Double Criteria".
Further reading[edit]
- Hicks, John (1939). "The Foundations of Welfare Economics". Economic Journal (The Economic Journal, Vol. 49, No. 196) 49 (196): 696–712. doi:10.2307/2225023. JSTOR 2225023.
- Kaldor, Nicholas (1939). "Welfare Propositions in Economics and Interpersonal Comparisons of Utility". Economic Journal (The Economic Journal, Vol. 49, No. 195) 49 (195): 549–552. doi:10.2307/2224835. JSTOR 2224835.
- Posner, Richard A. (2007). Economic Analysis of Law (Seventh ed.). Austin, TX: Wolters Kluwer. ISBN 0-7355-6354-3.


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A wonderful place – I have had two experiences with DDFL and both times, I have been impressed with the work of the shelter. The first experience was in 2003 when we adopted a cat , Sydney, whom we still have today. The second was just last week ( Sept 2011) when we adopted a dog who, unfortunately, didn't fit for our family since she didn't like cats. Even though we had to return our dog, we felt like the DDFL was sad things didn't work out yet happy to know more about the dog so that she could be fitted to an even better home. The adoption counselors are knowledgeable and caring. They wouldn't pair up an animal with a family if they thought the matching wasn't a good fit.
The dog we choose had kennel cough ( typical for ANY shelter or place where you find lots of animals) but she was checked out by the vet and given a course of antibiotics that went home with us. If we didn't feel comfortable giving her the meds, I am sure we could have left her under the care of the team with no problem until she was better. With having so many animals in one place, it's no surprise that a cold ( basically what kennel cough is) would spread through the shelter so quickly, just as colds spread through class rooms at school.
There are tons of resources available to those who adopt pets from the DDFL- behavioral specialists to help adapt the pet to it's new home as well as a free vet check up and free spaying or neutering .
I am not sure where the idea that the DDFL is in it for the money came from when I am sure they don't make a great deal of it between paying it's employees, vet care and feeding and caring for the animals. I didn't think paying 150$ for an investment in our family was asking a lot and I am sure it didn't even come close to touching what was paid out to care for the dog we choice until we adopted her. I never once got the impression that money was the focus for this operation on either of my visits to the DDFL.
I highly recommend going to DDFL and I am sure we will go there again!
DUMB FRIENDS LEAGUE IS GREAT!! – I strongly believe in the work being done by the Dnever Dumb Friends League!! I used to work there back in the late 70's, to early 80's, and I can tell you that the people who work there are totally dedicated to caring for the animals! In fact, I was in Denver just yesterday, April 28, 2011, and I made a point to go see all the changes that have been made with the additions and remodeling of the main shelter on Quebec. I was impressed!! And I sure don't know what you could possibly mean by the cleanliness being terrible??? It was spottless!! I am truely sorry that you have a sick kitten. But I have to wonder if there isn't more to the story than you are sharing, because I know from my personal experiance, that sick animals aren't put out in the adoption areas, until they are well. The Denver Dumb Friends League is totally non profit. They depend on donations from the public, to care for the animals that are given up by their owners. You say that you could have been Vick, and gotten a Pit Bull from them? Now I know you are really stretching the truth! They have you answer a lot of questions about not only the type of animal you are interested in, but also about yourself, and where you live. If you own or rent,....and if you rent, you have to provide a rental aggreement showing you are allowed to have pets. I personally did many yard checks, before the adoptions were finalized, to be sure that the required fences were in place for dogs that were problem jumpers. And you probably didn't take the time to read your adoption agreement!! Because if you had, you would know that the DDFL reserved the right to come and get the animal, if they felt it was in the animals best interest! How dare you sugjest that they are just in it for the money!! Maybe, if you care about animal care as much as you say, you should go try volunteering your time, and go work at the DDFL for awhile and see just what a great place it actually is!! No there are way too many holes in your story! The Denver Dumb Friends League is the best place in the world to go adopt an animal!! And the reason they require the aniamls to be spayed or neutered before they leave, is because of the over population of unwanted animals in this country!! People who have never worked in animal care, have no idea what a serious problem that is! I personally think that there should be a law, that before you can own an animal, you should have to volunteer for 1 year, in an animal care facility! I don't live in Denver anymore, but when I decide to adopte a new animal, the first place I look is the Denver Dumb Friends League! And because you have had to spend money on the care of this kitten, now you want to blame the DDFL. You could have taken the kitten back, once you realizeed it was sick. As far as the person who said they did take the dog back.... yes, once you relinquish your claim to the animal, they don't have to tell you anything. It doesn't belong to you anymore. And again, I'm pretty sure there is more to your story than you want to tell, as well. Go spend $300 to $800 an an animal that comes from a puppy mil, and see what happens when it gets sick!! Go look at those poor creatures that are kept in tiny cages, living in their own waste, for their whole lives, and tell me about poor coditions! The DDFL rescuses dogs from those puppy mills every day!! You should be ashamed of yourselves for saying such terrible untrue things about the DDFL!! If you tried to educate yourself about animal welfare, maybe you wouldn't be so inclined to open your mouth, and let stupidity flow!! lPLEASE PEOPLE.....go check out the Denver Dumb Friends League for yourselves, and see what a caring place it is!! Don't rely on the things you hear from a few unsatisfied people, that probably shouldn't even have a pet. Adopt a friend in need!! They will be your friend for life, Indeed!!
DO NOT ADOPT FROM HERE! SCAM! – Wow. So sad. I waited for 3 hours to actually have a consultation with an adoption counselor, and half the cats I chose were already adopted. I found a beautiful little 9 month old kitten that had the biggest heart and a great personality. She was sneezing when I was playing with her and the counselor acknowledged that most cats at the shelter have Upper Respiratory Infections. I thought it was odd that they all do but I chose to adopt her. They let me adopt her without any questions about my financial state, where I live, or what type of lifestyle I have. I could have been Michael Vick and adopted a pit bull here. Luckily I am a very good person and love animals.
Here is where I am absolutely appalled. You cannot take a pet home without it being spayed or neutered. THIS IS THE MESSED UP PART. Why would you do surgery on a cat that is sick? They knew she had a cold and they told me she would get sicker after the surgery. What the hell!?!
Fast forward and I have paid over $600 dollars to keep this poor kitty alive. They would not give me antibiotics when I took her home, she obviously had an infection and couldn't breath. She lost 6 pounds in under a week and still is refusing food! I am syringe feeding this beautiful kitten while she chokes on her own mucus and the food. The poor girl just wants to cuddle and purr but she cannot breath. Even with discharge out of her eyes, nose, mouth, and through the constant sneezes, she still purrs and tries to cheer me up. Her lungs are 40% filled with fluid and mucus. She has a severe case of pneumonia because the doctors couldn't give a darn about an animals health here. Luckily my personal Vet is a caring and educated Doctor who is trying to save this poor kitten's life. I have personally paid for all medications and treatment. Please keep her in your thoughts!
This place is a scam folks. A turn and burn operation. They get the animals in for free, don't put any time or effort to keep them healthy, give them more diseases, then they charge you $140 to hand them off to you with sicknesses that THEY CAUSE. They don't care about the product, it is just how fast they can get rid of the animals. It felt just like a McDonald's drive through window. My kitten was in perfect health before she went into the shelter. Her papers said she was 9 pounds. She only weighs 5 pounds now. She is near death and I am out an insane amount of money because they don't care about anything except making a profit. I could care less about the money but this poor animal does not deserve to suffer because of this evil company. The poor sanitary conditions, over crowding, and horrible Doctor staff is a disgrace to all animals. DO NOT ADOPT FROM HERE. THINK TWICE AND CHECK OUT OTHER PLACES.
Great intentons, bad organization – The Dumb Friends League is a perfect example of an organization who cares, but lacks institutional control. I adopted a dog from them about a month ago, the dog was given a clean bill of health by their vets and I was sent on my way. When I got home I noticed a large mass on his back leg, when I called them to bring this up they fought with me about them treating it. When they finally did treat him it was lackluster service (obviously the vet was overworked). Unfortunately the dog did not work out for me and I needed to return him. I was expecting the dog to be put back up for adoption within a couple of days, he was not.
A friend of mine went in to adopt the dog (she doesn't think to highly of DFL either). They told her that that dog was still on medical hold. When I called to find out why the dog was still on medical hold they gave me a n excuse about the dog not being medically cleared, I tried to explain to them that the dog was treated by them he had a clean bill of health (they were looking at the mass again even after their vet said it was fine) they were rude and told me that "you gave the dog up" and then hung up on me. After finally calling the DFL vet (not rude and actually cares) it was worked out, they had given medical clearance 3 days ago and the adoption side did not change his status because "they had too many dogs". My friend finally was able to adopt the dog , he was in bad shape, he smelled like urine, was shaking, and scared. They did not apologize for his condition, and were rude once again. This is a poorly run organization, the people who work there do care, but because the organization takes in too many animals, the animals suffer. If you want to adopt a pet Colorado has a number of Rescues who take care of their dogs and cats and actually take time to get to know the dogs and make sure that you and the pet would be a good match. And if you are turning a dog or cat over to DFL please look into Rescues first (there is an all breed rescue in Colorado Springs), because I guarantee that the dog or cat you turn over will not be trea
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Former NFL scout and current NFL.com analyst Daniel Jeremiah published his list of the top 10 players under the age of 25 today and included Miller, who is 23 years old.
"Miller didn't waste any time making his presence felt on the Broncos defense," Jeremiah wrote. "He posted 10.5 sacks in their first 11 games before suffering a broken right thumb. He finished his rookie season with 11.5 sacks and was honored as the Defensive Rookie of the Year. He is a very versatile defender. He excels as a pass rusher because of his suddenness off the ball and his ability to bend around the edge. He is also athletic enough to drop in zones or run with tight ends down the seam."
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Another mystery Bronco is set to receive an award tonight as NFL Network unveils another 10 players from its top 100 list. The network has given the hint that it'll be a defensive player that wasn't on the list a year ago, so it's possible that Miller picks up some more recognition tonight – or maybe Elvis Dumervil will join the club?
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Mozzarella Rye Snacks Recipe
This creamy topping has a subtle tang that pairs perfectly with crisp rye bread. "We enjoy this simple recipe at our summer deck parties," says Missie Klei from Cincinnati, Ohio. "It's ideal for unexpected guests or a quick snack."
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 tablespoon Italian salad dressing mix
- 1 loaf (16 ounces) snack rye bread
- In a small bowl, combine the cheese, mayonnaise, sour cream and salad dressing mix until blended. Spread 1 tablespoonful over each slice of bread.
- Place on greased baking sheets. Bake at 350° for 5-7 minutes or until cheese is melted and bubbly. Serve immediately. Yield: 2 dozen.
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Go a little heavy on the sour cream.
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I have made these several times and everytime my husband says how good they are.
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I tried these out on my family over the holidays and they went over famously. I was out of mozzarella so I used Parmesan instead and they were delicious! I love that they're easy to make, relatively inexpensive and they fly off the serving tray!
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This was an awesome, easy recipe to make. I added some garlic powder to the recipe the second time I made them. Delicious!
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It`s been a while since I posted something on BurdaStyle. I have a couple of projects ready to post here and I`ll be doing that soon. They are all stuff I have made for my daughter (I really enjoy parenthood and that has drawn me kids clothing – so much that I started a blog on that subject http://kidsoutfitters.blogspot.com/ check it out if you can). To begin I am posting photos of this striped peplum top with a knit skirt I made for my princess who is now four years old. She has become a true fashionista and clothes for her are like a toy, she loves to play with it. The top is made of cotton blend and the lining is made of the same material in white. The skirt is just a simple tube made of a stretchy cotton knit with elastic on the waist.
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Apr 4, 2013, 03.29 AMby Amanda Loschiavo
gorgeous! she's a little star :) I love the outfit, its grown up without being too revealing and looks very expensive and classic.
Apr 2, 2013, 05.53 PMby wes c
what a great job! I've a 5 year old grandbabi and with her 2 american girl dolls in similar outfits should be cute overload! thanks for the inspiration!
Apr 3, 2013, 04.24 AMby marloncosta
thank you! That`s a lovely idea!
Apr 2, 2013, 05.03 PMby martinK
Hi guy, nice to see you back!!! great outfit and your professional model just rock this site!
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Apr 3, 2013, 04.25 AMby marloncosta
thank you man!
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Apr 1, 2013, 11.30 PMby milkyway
OMG she is really a cute pie!! gorgeous!!!
Apr 1, 2013, 08.17 PMby mkonieczki
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Mar 31, 2013, 02.46 PMby Adriana Orozco
wow!!!! already 4 a so beautifull!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! she, is for sure a true fashinist, adorable and fun, and the outfit is lovely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mar 31, 2013, 02.44 PMby Trudy McGrath
My god…that is wonderful, like a little Chanel princess. Beautiful!
Apr 1, 2013, 03.45 AMby marloncosta
Thank you! She loves dressing up and I love making her things!
Mar 31, 2013, 11.36 AMby Maria Silivonets
So cute :)
Mar 31, 2013, 09.24 AMby Mary Athey
your daughters gorgeous and the outfits just lovely on her. the peplum tops fabulous x
Mar 31, 2013, 07.20 AMby Ralf Schmitz
welcome back and congrats to both, your lovely daughter and the outfit!!!
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Welcome back my friend
Mar 31, 2013, 04.31 AMby marloncosta
Thanks man! True…it`s been a while! I just got a new sewing machine so I`m gonna get busy sewing again!
Mar 31, 2013, 01.52 AMby kisses
Wow…she is so hot….love it
Mar 31, 2013, 01.09 AMby cris orange
this is such a sweet top, I want one too :-) and the little fashionista is adorable!
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thanks for the kind comment!
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GateHouse sues NYT Co. over local websites
GateHouse Media Inc., the owner of 125 local newspapers across Massachusetts, sued the Boston Globe�s parent today for linking to GateHouse articles on the Globe's new local websites.
In a lawsuit filed in US District Court in Massachusetts, GateHouse argued that the New York Times Co. violated copyright law by copying "verbatim" headlines and the first sentence from articles in the Newton Tab, Daily News Tribune of Waltham and other GateHouse papers on the Globe's own websites, along with links to the full articles.
The suit raises critical legal issues about what type of linking is permitted on the Internet. Many blogs and media sites routinely post links to stories by other media. Indeed, GateHouse has published links to Globe stories in the past.
And Google Inc., the Internet powerhouse, scours thousands of news sites around the world for headlines and posts links to the stories.
In a statement, New York Times spokeswoman Catherine Mathis said the company is simply doing what hundreds of other news sites already do -- aggregate headlines and snippets of relevant stories published elsewhere on the Web -- and believed GateHouse's lawsuit was without merit.
"Far from being illegal or improper, this practice of linking to sites is common and is familiar to anyone who has searched the Web," Mathis said. "It is fair and benefits both Web users and the originating site."
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In the lawsuit, the chain said the new Globe sites compete directly with its own "Wicked Local" websites. In November, the Globe�s online arm, Boston.com, launched the first in a series of experimental �hyper-local� sites in Newton, which feature a variety of local news and information, including a calendar of local events, a user-created encyclopedia of information, and real estate listings, focused on a particular community. It has since launched similar sites in Needham and Waltham and announced plans to eventually serve all of Greater Boston.
The centerpiece of the new local sites is a round-up of articles from the Globe, GateHouse, blogs and other online sources for each area. On any given day, GateHouse said in the suit, Boston.com�s Newton site features snippets of between 10 and 30 GateHouse items. And GateHouse complained that Boston.com made the situation worse by attributing the articles to the Newton Tab and other GateHouse sources -- giving readers the "false impression" that GateHouse endorsed the practice -- and providing "deep links" directly to the articles, bypassing the GateHouse papers' home page.
GateHouse, based in Fairport, NY, said it sent letters to the Globe on Nov. 26 and Dec. 2 demanding the company stop posting GateHouse , but did not receive a response. According to the Globe's records, however, the company responded Nov. 26.
In addition, GateHouse said it tried to block computers coming from Boston.com�s Internet addresses from �scraping� its website for articles, but that the New York Times Co. circumvented the security measures and continued to post GateHouse content. In addition to copyright infringement, GateHouse also accused the New York Times Co. of unfair competition, false advertising, trademark dilution, unfair business practices and other misconduct.
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