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History of the Museum
The first museum dedicated to collecting the history of the University of New Hampshire was set up in five rooms in the Field House in 1966 by curator Phil Wilcox. In 1977 it was closed due to lack of financial support and the collection was put into storage.
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WED should be the Mass People Program
World Environment Day (WED) is the biggest positive occasion for each across the globe. The theme decided for the globe that can capture the expert and few people related with environmental initiative, project, activities etc. Virtually present celebration cannot encompass the mass people. Most of the people cannot even think about what is the goal, objective and activities of this function/celebration/occasion. To attain the ultimate goal of WED the WED theme needed to be translated into mass people role, action across the globe.
In Bangladesh WED celebrated in each town by the government officials in collaboration of civil society and media organization. Some teachers and students from different level of educational institution participate in WED program. And this participation and total function might be very charming to the participant but mass people are totally excluded. Program without mass people realization, participation and action cannot be desired.
sasrai-Movement volunteer comprehend we must ponder to have initiative that can include mass people. The WED theme is needed to be translated into action that mass people could portrait it and play their role effectively, purposefully and logically. WED cannot be the program of particular section of people and intellectual only.
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WED 2014 sasrai-Movement Theme
We must get each child caring to each particle of food and resources. Wish the Peace, Dignity and Rights for all - save a bit, reserve, preserve, rejuvenate and conserve resources
Please, save a drop of water daily, during all water related activities
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Please, let's waste not single particle of any resource
Please, keep off electric appliances one minute daily
Please, suspend travel by personal car once a day
Please, keep a day in a week luxury free
Please, do not throw away the waste wherever you like
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Rayman Origins was, in our eyes, one of the best games of 2011. Michel Ancel and his team made a platformer that all players could easily get into, while including a local multiplayer factor that turned it into the ultimate party experience. Now, in 2012, the game will be thriving on the portable front, with a release slated for the PlayStation Vita around launch. There's a version in the works for 3DS as well, though there's a catch at this point regarding it...
When it came out a few years ago, Lego Batman struck a chord with both avid comic book fans and younger players, introducing the fun Lego dynamic to the DC Comics universe and allowing players to fight for both good and evil. The game became an instant hit, so it should be no surprise that WB Games has announced a sequel, with Travellers Tales once again handling development. What is surprising, though, is that the action isn't just limited to the Dark Knight's universe this time around.
For those of you who think that independent gaming has been overshadowed by the likes of bigger publishers and game licenses, well, yeah, they do dominate the industry. But there's still room for a modest success story, as two guys who put together one of 2010's more entertaining independent games have recently announced that it has sold over a million downloads. And that game? Why, Super Meat Boy, of course.
Sonic the Hedgehog has had a splendid 2011. There, we said it. But he really has. Between Sonic & Sega All Stars Racing for mobile platforms, the awesome Sonic Generations and the surprising return of Sonic CD in downloadable format, Sega really brought him back to, ahem, speed. And he's not slowing down in 2012, as the company has announced the follow-up to his original Sonic the Hedgehog 4 adventure.
The Star Wars Battlefront series has become a beloved property of the LucasArts digital empire over the past few years, with open battles between both good guys and bad guys, and numerous options for players to hop in on both sides. Star Wars Battlefront III had been rumored for some time, but with the demise of longtime development team Pandemic Studios, it was put in doubt. However, some interesting online moves have indicated that another developer could be working on the long-awaited sequel. Could be, mind you...
When the Warren Spector-produced Epic Mickey arrived for Wii last year, it introduced an innovative new platformer featuring the iconic Disney character -- and also created a slight uproar when other console owners were left out in the cold. Regardless, it was a well-produced adventure, leaving the door open for a possible sequel. Well, according to a possible leaked newsletter report, we could be getting one around next fall -- and this time, all console owners will be considered.
2011 has been one of the best years in video games. The year was stacked with high quality AAA games from start and end of the year. Every genre had it's highs and lows, but for the most part every genre had a great set of games for it's respected fan base. So with the year coming to an end, it's time to look back on the top five games of the year and give out our game of the year.
As you can see, we previously discussed Nintendo 3DS releases with our previously posted Myst story. But how about a game that people actually wouldn't mind seeing again? And for that matter, something that's affordable and well worth the money. Well, you're in luck, as Terry Cavanagh's classic platformer VVVVVV will hit the Nintendo 3DS Shop next week.
Gears of War 3 players have been promptly rewarded with outstanding DLC thus far, including free-for-all content and the fun add-on RAAM's Shadow. Now they can look forward to some fresh new content in 2012, as Microsoft and Epic Games have announced the new Fenix Rising pack, slated for release on January 17. And you're getting a lot here.
A few weeks back, Capcom confirmed what most of the Internet already know (thanks to some unexpected leaks of information), that a Devil May Cry HD Collection was in the works for both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. But up until this point, we only knew that it was coming sometime in 2012. Well, today, Capcom not only confirmed the official release date, but also details as to what players can expect.
If a Caped Crusader pounding the living crap isn't enough to get you in the holiday mood, honestly, nothing is. Batman: Arkham City is no doubt one of the best games of the year, and to celebrate its forthcoming domination over the holiday season, Rocksteady Studios has announced a few goodies and DLC deals for fans of the Dark Knight. Hey, beats having Christmas with the Joker, doesn't it?
When Sony Computer Entertainment of America debuted the trailer for Naughty Dog's The Last of Us the prior week during the Spike Video Game Awards, it definitely turned a lot of heads, and got plenty of folks buzzing about what could be one of the company's best games to date. But while you wait to get new information on the project, why not treat yourself to a cool little freebie from SCEA -- a Dynamic Theme for your PlayStation 3 console.
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The first reported foal by multiple grade II winner Informed is a filly born Jan. 18 at Pat Thompson's Ridgeley Farm.
The first reported foal by multiple grade II winner Informed is a filly born Jan. 18 at Pat Thompson's Ridgeley Farm.
Two juveniles from the H & E Ranch consignment had local trainers buzzing at the Jan. 22 Barretts mixed sale in Pomona, Calif., and by sale's end Mike Harrington and Jim Cassidy ended up with them.
Former CHRB chairman Keith Brackpool bought a minority equity stake in The Stronach Group. He is now on the company's board of directors and has been appointed chairman of its racing operations in California.
Midnight Interlude, winner of the 2011 Santa Anita Derby (gr. I), headlines the supplemental catalog for the Barretts January mixed sale.
Lin Wheeler, a retired West Coast trainer whose father, Robert Wheeler, is in the Hall of Fame as a trainer, died Jan. 5 at his California home.
Retired trainer Mel Stute will be discharged from a rehab facility in Pomona, Calif., Dec. 29, according to his son, trainer Gary Stute.
Tiz Flirtatious seeks her first graded stakes victory in the $150,000 Robert J. Frankel Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Santa Anita Park Dec. 30, and seems primed to take it off an impressive runner-up finish in the Nov. 25 Matriarch.
Silentio, a lightly-raced son of Japanese-bred stallion Silent Name, registered victory in his stakes debut in the $150,750 Sir Beaufort (gr. IIT) on the turf at Santa Anita Park on opening day of the winter meet.
Retired trainer Mel Stute, 85, still recuperating in Pomona, Calif., from a spill in which he suffered a head injury, hopes to celebrate Christmas with a post-holiday visit at a satellite facility for Santa Anita's opener.
M One Rifle, winner of the 2009 Malibu Stakes (gr. I), has been officially retired to trainer Bruce Headley's equine complex in Arcadia, Calif.
Empire Way, a grade II stakes-placed full brother to two-time Breeders' Cup winner Royal Delta, and veteran California stallion Swiss Yodeler will stand in 2013 at Terry Lovingier's Lovacres Ranch near Warner Springs, Calif.
With workers' compensation rates on the rise again in California, the Thoroughbred group overseeing the statewide pool for horsemen expects to use about $1 million from the purse account to stem a 2013 projected funding gap.
California breeder/owner Larry Mabee died Sunday, Dec. 16, of prostate cancer at his home in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.
Racing channel HRTV has reached an agreement with Christina Olivares Blacker to join the network, beginning Dec. 26. Additionally HRTV has reached a deal to make Kurt Hoover full-time.
Northern Indy, a stakes-winning, graded stakes-placed son of A.P. Indy, will stand in 2013 at Paradise Road Ranch near Lathrop, Calif.
Unbridled Energy, a grade II winner by Unbridled's Song, will stand in 2013 at Larry Mabee's Golden Eagle Farm near Ramona, Calif.
The California Horse Racing Board Nov. 15 approved the wagering platform that allows players to buy and sell, "back" or "lay" wagers.
The CHRB could give its final approval to exchange wagering rules Nov. 15 when it meets at 9:30 a.m. PST in the Sunset Room at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Midnight Ballet became the first stakes winner for her sire, freshman sire Midnight Lute, and her dam, Buzz Song, in the $100,000 Sharp Cat Stakes Nov. 11.
All samples collected from horses that ran in the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Santa Anita Park Nov. 2-3 have been cleared by the Kenneth L. Maddy Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory at UC Davis.
The industry's two racing television networks, TVG and HRTV, will both broadcast races from Betfair Hollywood Park live beginning Nov. 8 under a new agreement in California.
Godolphin Racing's Questing, who was eased in the Nov. 2 Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic (gr. I) after showing no inclination to run, was found to have suffered an injury to her eye, though no one knows exactly how it happened.
Arlington Million (gr. IT) winner Little Mike upset the $3 million Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) and finished a tick off a 23-year-old track record to do so, holding off Point of Entry while getting 1 1/2 miles in 2:22.83
The weather for Nov. 3, the second day of the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Santa Anita Park should be ideal.
Flotilla avoided trouble with an explosive late run down the center of the course in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (gr. IT) Nov. 2 at Santa Anita Park, giving jockey Christophe LeMaire his first Cup win.
Breeders' Cup is prepared to take a hit in pari-mutuel handle given the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast even though many wagering outlets were back in operation Nov. 2.
For a horse with the name he's been given, Obviously is anything but at the 2012 Breeders' Cup World Championships.
Almudena will become the first Peruvian-bred Breeders' Cup World Championships starter in the Nov. 2 Marathon (gr. II).
Jack Wolf of Starlight Racing kept a close eye on Shanghai Bobby Nov. 1 as the colt made his first trip around Santa Anita Park's oval, looking happy and alert as he strode past.
Breeders' Cup is well on its way in executing a strategy to enhance the World Championships experience for owners, breeders, and trainers.
To trainer Kenny McPeek, running Atigun in the $500,000 Breeders' Cup Marathon (gr. II) just makes sense.
Mark Casse got Dynamic Sky for less than he expected and the colt has accomplished more than the trainer ever thought he would during his 2-year-old racing season.
Bob Elliston, who took over as chief operating officer at Breeders' Cup earlier this year, said the organization is assessing its position and working to improve the overall experience the World Championships has to offer.
He's Had Enough could make O'Neill's year even better in the Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I).
Sherry Parbhoo's Trinniberg may be 15-1 on the morning line for the $1.5 million Xpressbet Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I), but his connections may see the race differently.
The connections of Pool Play figured last year the horse wouldn't race again because of a tendon injury, but given time and sharp training by Mark Casse, the horse has made it to the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Doug O'Neill discusses Breeders' Cup horses such as Handsome Mike and Richard's Kid. watch video
The Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic (gr. I) didn't draw the largest field, but it attracted eight fillies and mares that could put on quite a show in the $2 million event Nov. 2 at Santa Anita Park.
The second time was the charm for Eldaafer in the Breeders' Cup Marathon (gr. II) and his connections are hoping that the fourth will be, too.
Five European colts sporting excellent form will face nine North American colts in a full field for the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf (gr. IT) at Santa Anita Park Nov. 3.
Shanghai Bobby has been unbeatable going into the $2 million Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I).
Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer on his decision to run Nonios in the Breeders' Cup Classic. watch video
A flight carrying a contingent of Breeders' Cup horses from New York to California was rescheduled to 1 a.m. EDT Oct. 29 and was able to take off as Hurricane Sandy approached the Northeast, Breeders' Cup officials said.
Trainer Bob Baffert on Game On Dude and 10 other Cup horses. watch video
A slew of Breeders' Cup-bound horses trained by Bob Baffert worked Oct. 28 at Santa Anita Park, including Game On Dude, the expected favorite for the Nov. 3 Classic (gr. I).
Animal Kingdom, winner of the 2011 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), returned to Keeneland Oct. 22 from his home base at Fair Hill, Md., to continue preparations for a Nov. 3 run at the Breeders' Cup Mile.
Impeachment, third in both the 2000 Kentucky Derby (gr. I) and the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), will stand in 2013 at Vincent Harris' Fruitful Acres Farm near Aguanga, Calif
With a 36.4% increase in average and 84.6% jump in median, the Barretts yearling sale fired on all cylinders Oct. 9 at Fairplex Park in Pomona, Calif.
The California Horse Racing Board and Thoroughbred Owners of California are discussing plans about what to do if Betfair Hollywood Park shuts down.
Barretts officials hope to conclude their 2012 selling season with a strong yearling auction.


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Endless Legend is a "civilization fantasy game," Amplitude Creative Director Romain de Waubert de Genlis told me at Gamescom today, during a run-through of the game's early-alpha build. Players craft empires in a fantasy setting, complete with orcs, castles and Broken Lords, a playable faction of "vampire knights." These noblemen must slaughter civilizations in order to survive, but they have souls and don't inherently enjoy killing people. Whether they're "broken" because they care or because they kill is up to the player. Broken Lords are one of eight playable factions, each presented with unique circumstances within the world. The planet is destined to die and players must determine ways of saving it or fleeing, with actions spread across six ages. Warring factions form as civilizations advance in weaponry and technology; inhabitants similarly evolve throughout the ages, fighting harsh seasons as well as each other. Unlike Endless Space, Endless Legend doesn't use skill trees with branching paths – instead, players must accumulate a sufficient amount of experience in order to advance to the next age, but there are no linear routes for players to choose from.
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At one point in the playthrough, I mentioned that the art was gorgeous – because it is, with bright, 3D terrain, finely detailed buildings and characters that mix cartoon with reality – and de Waubert reminded me it was still in pre-alpha. When the game launches in alpha later this year on Steam Early Access, Amplitude wants to work closely with players as they find bugs, suggest tweaks or provide creative input. The team is so committed to crowdsourced QA that it's developing a proprietary platform that streamlines bug submissions, and encourages open conversation about the game and ways to improve it.
As the titles suggests, Endless Legend is part of the universe spawned by Endless Space. Within that series timeline, Endless Legend is a prequel to Endless Space, and Dungeon of the Endless fits somewhere within the world of Endless Legend – the actual world, since the spaceship in Dungeon of the Endless crash-lands on the planet of Endless Legend, de Waubert said.
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The 82nd Academy Awards in Los Angeles was, as ever, the scene of both surprises and predictability. Most of the odds-on favorites took the major prizes, with victories for Jeff Bridges and Sandra Bullock in the best acting categories.
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But in a David and Goliath moment, it was the low budget war movie - The Hurt Locker - that surprised many by taking the most prestigious awards of the night.
Set in Iraq, the film follows a team of bomb disposal experts. It has made around $22mn at the box office - compared with Avatar's $2.5bn.
It cost a fraction of Avatar's production budget, but while Avatar won three awards including Best Visual Effects, The Hurt Locker took six Oscars. Among them, Best Picture and Best Director for Kathryn Bigelow, the first woman in Academy Award history to take the prize.
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Patterson Companies, Inc. (Nasdaq: PDCO) announced the resignation of Brian S. Tyler from its board of directors effective December 10, 2012. Tyler, executive vice president-corporate strategy and business development for McKesson Corporation, determined that due to the scale and scope of his new responsibilities at McKesson he should resign from Patterson's board.
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Peter L. Frechette, Patterson's chairman, commented: "We will miss Brian's counsel and perspective. During his tenure on our board, he has made significant contributions to Patterson's success by providing valuable insight into the development of our overall vision and business strategies. We wish Brian the very best in all of his current and future pursuits."
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Zhejiang Sanshon Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd was founded in 1993, located in the most convenient transportation and prosperous economy of Yangtze River delta Shangyu city, Zhejiang. Zhejiang Sanshon Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd adjacent to the beauty of the CaoE river, and in less than 5 KM there are three expressways, they are Hangzhou-Ningbo (G92), Changshu-Taizhou (G15w), and 104 national road line , the HangYong high speed railway. Moreover it is less than 100 KM to Hangzhou and Ningbo airport.
It is specialized in manufacturing food processing machinery, which includes fruit & vegetable hot air drying(AD), quick freezing (IQF), vacuum freeze dryer(FD). The company passed ISO9001:2000 quality standard under the efforts of all employees. There are three equipments has been assessed as National New Product. And in 2007, Sanshon was recognized for New and High Technical enterprise in Zhejiang Province.
The company not only in r&d and manufacturing ,but also enjoy the right of import and export. And the machinery from Sanshon has been exported to more than 10 countries, including Vietnam, Thailand, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Iran, Mexico, Venezuela, Peru, Australia, Cyprus, Libya, etc.
Based on more than 20 years' experience in food process machinery manufacturing, later it established Shaoxing Sanshon Steel Co., Ltd (www.cnsxgg.com) and Shundi foods Co., Ltd(www.shundifoods.com)in Zhejiang and Shanghai. Sanshon now is capable of providing integrated services, including product consultation, design, workshop establishment, equipment manufacturing and installation, training of machine operation in the field of vacuum freeze drying machine (FD), hot air drying (AD) as well as quick frozen (IQF) machines.
Sanshon is well prepared to be a pioneer in the field of dehydration, quick frozen, vacuum freeze drying to contribute to food processing industry!
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OGGI – "oh-jee" – means today in Italian. That's both a nod to the pastas and desserts made in-house, and an interesting irony, when you consider how old-school the place is.
It's run by chef-owner Eloy Roy, a native of Argentina who left accounting and began working in restaurants when he came to Miami in 1984. He learned to cook and eventually started making his own pasta and selling it to restaurants. That business grew, leading to selling his pastas and sauces to the public, then to his own restaurant by 1990. That continued to grow, too.
He and his wife, Gabriela, sold their Miami OGGI and moved to Charlotte last year, seeking a different pace and different atmosphere – but they knew they'd open a new place, says niece Natalia Flores, who does public relations for OGGI. (She notes that the 6-month-old business has so far grown by word of mouth: "That's what they've always been about. And if my uncle was cooking at his house, this is exactly what he'd cook.")
"This," for dinner, is a range of gorgeous pastas – paper-thin, tender round ravioli filled with portobellos or crab or another daily offering; delicate black linguine tossed with clams, mussels, squid and tiny shrimp; meaty lasagna – along with a short selection of chicken, veal and fish entrees, and a handful of health-focused choices such as gluten-free or whole-wheat pasta, grilled vegetables or grilled veal paillard with portobellos.
Lunch brings a range of salads and small plates, plus pastas and a few entrees.
At both times, there's a list of daily specials, which might include chicken sauteed with figs (watch for that one; it's restrained and terrific), or salmon with mustard-maple glaze, or an additional ravioli.
Servers, all in black, greet diners warmly and get them out of the tight entryway quickly. Seating in the small room ranges from window-side tables to booths without cushioned seats that prove a little uncomfortable over the course of a leisurely meal. Vibrant contemporary art dots deep red walls, and uses the interior's black-red-gold-gray palette; there's also one striking stone-tiled wall ruled by a red-backlit logo.
Plates emerge from the kitchen pretty but not overdone, simply garnished and hot.
An appetizer called boconccino is actually croquettes made with risotto and a filling of mozzarella, served in a pool of marinara and ribboned with pesto: Crunchy, rich, compelling.
A daily salad with greens, endive, shavings of parmesan and strawberries is dressed with a bright and simple vinaigrette.
Tiramisu is rich yet effortlessly light – enough to redeem this Italian classic that's been overused and corrupted elsewhere. (Our server offered us a piece one night, explaining the kitchen was sending one to all diners as a complimentary nicety – and we'd begun our meal with two tiny, garlicky and lovely bruschette, also complimentary to all.)
Simple, classic, vibrant dishes, served with warmth in a small family-owned place. Good for today.
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In the final installment of the Gary series, we take a look at the skeleton of a healthcare organization founded over one hundred years ago.
Originally established in 1908, St. Mary's Mercy Hospital would see multiple additions and renovations over the years while it expanded to accommodate the city's growing number of residents. But when the fortunes of Gary turned and the citizens fled, the hospital became economically superfluous; the reduced population base could not financially support operations.
The debt-ridden facility endured a slow and painful contraction before finally closing in 1995. Several attempts were made to reuse the building–including the moving of the city's police department into the newest wing–but half of the complex was never re-appropriated and left vacant. Today, the remaining structures have deteriorated and are likely beyond repair.
When Gary was founded in 1906, the steel company did not initially plan for adequate medical facilities. In 1908, the Sisters of St. Francis founded what would later become known as St. Mary's Mercy Hospital. The medical center would begin life as four crudely-equipped private residences connected via walkways. Initially, it would have just 20 beds.
As the town grew, the need for larger facilities quickly became apparent. In 1910 the Sisters of St. Francis decided to expand the hospital, and soon construction began on a five-story rectangular brick building on the corner of West 6th Avenue and Tyler Street (above). However by 1912 the Franciscan sisters would run out of funds, leaving the building unfinished and in search of another suitor.
St. Mary's Mercy Hospital, 1919 (Click thumbnails to enlarge)
L-to-R: kitchen, office (1924), patient ward. Below: operating room
In 1913 regional cleric Bishop Alerding called in the order of Ancilli Domini (Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ) to finish construction of the hospital. They completed the fundraising for the Bishop and by December of 1914 the new St. Mary's Mercy Hospital was finally opened. A first-class building when opened, the facility was rated class A by the American Hospital Association.
St. Mary's would continue to grow with numerous additions made over the years. In 1918 the Gary Land Company donated a parcel of land next door to allow the hospital to expand. The additional wing would add 150 beds and allow the building to also house the Gary Works Hospital, which had previously been located at the plant.
St. Mary's Mercy postcards
Left: 1923 pre-expansion. Right: 1930s, post-expansion
In 1927 yet another extension to the hospital was completed, further growing the capacity; the hospital would eventually accommodate 300 beds at its peak after the multiple additions and updates. The hospital had multiple departments (surgery, obstetrics, x-ray, and physiotherapy) but would specialize in obstetrics and pediatric cases. Mary Mercy also ran a school of nursing in the building.
For decades Mary Mercy Hospital would be a premiere healthcare facility in Gary, and it boasted a resume which included celebrity connections. The hospital was the birthplace of Michael, Janet, and the rest of the Jackson siblings. In 1978, the facility attempted to save California Angels player Lymon Bostock's life when he was shot and killed in downtown Gary.
Like everything else in Gary, Mary Mercy's fortunes would rise and fall with steel. The decline arguably began in the 1960s; the hospital began contracting when the population growth trends of Gary reversed. By 1968 the St. Mary Mercy Hospital Nursing School was shut down.
A reorganization in 1974 saw the hospital renamed to St. Mary's Medical Center after an update. It was during this time the new west wing was added which today houses the Gary Police Department.
However it would be a downward slope for the rest of the aging structure. By 1993 the hospital was in financial dire straits; it needed to find a buyer or the facility would be forced to close, leaving 450 people unemployed.
Ancilla Systems and the Lakeshore Health System had unsuccessfully been operating St. Mary's for years. In May of 1993, the now 162-bed hospital was sold to Summit Medical Holdings, Ltd, an Atlanta-based hospital corporation.
Summit's operations were nationwide, spanning numerous for-profit hospitals in Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, California, and Illinois. By December the acquisition had been completed and Summit wasted no time attempting to update & streamline the facility. Part of the plan involved a new name; it was now known as the Northwest Family Hospital, and for the first time it was now completely medicaid and medicare-eligible.
Last Chance
Despite Summit's attempt to make the hospital profitable, the macro-economic hardships effecting Gary were too powerful to overcome. Restructures would continue into 1994, and each one involved another round of layoffs. On March 10th of 1995, Summit Medical gave employees the federally-mandated 60-day Worker Retraining Notification Act notice of its intentions to close the hospital.
Days before the hospital was scheduled to close, Summit rescinded the order while hope of a sale to a group of investors gained traction in the eleventh hour. The Northwest Family and Gary Mercy Foundations, non-profits spearheaded by doctors and community leaders including City Judge (now mayor) Karen Freeman-Wilson, worked with Summit in at attempt to rescue the struggling facility.
Eager to exit their collapsing investment, Summit agreed to sell the hospital to the groups for one dollar.
Dr. Chiedu Nchekwube, a member of the purchasing group, told the press
"[Summit] said, somebody, just take this off of our hands – whoever that somebody is. This is a guesstimation, but I really don't think they are looking to get anything out of it. I think they are looking for someone to simply take over their liability. Actually, when we had our first meeting, they even gave us a dollar to buy it. They handed it to Dr. [William] Washington and said, 'Take it and pay us when we're ready.'"
Despite valiant attempts by the Gary foundations to keep the hospital operating, they entered in the process too late and were ineligible to purchase the building; Federal regulations at the time disallowed private practices from purchasing hospitals.
Dr. Nchekwube and his associates scrambled to form the proper entity to qualify for purchase, but time was running out as the layoffs would continue.
Financing would ultimately be the problem for the foundations; they had the dollar for purchase but not the capital to fund full operations and payroll. It was estimated $2-$3 million was needed just to keep the hospital operating for the next 45 to 90 days.
Undeterred, the groups negotiated with other agencies to determine how the building might be used for alternative health care services.
"Our goal is to get the building out of bankruptcy at the cheapest amount possible and divide it out into health-related uses, the Health Start administrative office would be an example," said Gary Mercy Foundation member Freeman-Wilson.
By August of 1995 it was clear the deal was not going to get done and Summit was forced to re-issue the Federally-mandated 60-day notice to Northwest Family's employees. In another effort to appease creditors, the management company sold most of the remaining fixtures, furniture, and equipment over the next several months.
In the middle of October 1995, Summit was forced to close the emergency room and lay off over 100 workers.
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Closure & Garage Sale
By November of 1995 Northwest Family Hospital was drowning in debt. Summit owed nearly $1.2 million in property taxes, real estate taxes, and other penalties. The beleaguered hospital management company sought forgiveness of the debts from the Lake County Commissioners. Officials from Summit reported the hospital lost more than $3 million in 1994, the year for which they owed the $1,181,106.50 in taxes and penalties.
Finally, on November 24th during Thanksgiving of 1995, the obsolete and spartan hospital was shut down for good after nearly 90 years of continuous operation. It was a disaster for the remaining 150 medical workers who risked staying at the hospital despite the numerous warning signs of closure.
According to Gary Mercy Foundation member Dr. Chiedu Nchekwube, "Nobody really wanted it to close, but the marketplace changed and we had to change with it."
In November of the following year, Dayton Ohio-based National Content Liquidators, Inc. was hired to conduct a massive garage sale at the shuttered complex. Bargain hunters prowled the abandoned buildings for deals on the remaining medical and office equipment which was being sold at pennies on the dollar.
A sign on the wall of the information desk told shoppers everything was fair game except "fire extinguishers, carts, bed parts and samples." Shoppers bought everything that was left, from chairs to file cabinets and staplers. One shopper even left with a toilet seat.
Remaining medical equipment was liquidated as well. In what was once the emergency room, shelves and carts were filled with devices and equipment, including a dozen or more defibrillators, surgical instruments, and microscopes. An arthroscopic surgery system, which at the time sold new for about $19,000, was priced at the Northwest Family Hospital sale for $3,800.
The sale lasted until everything was sold. "Our intention here is not to leave anything behind," said a spokesman from National Content Liquidators said. Proceeds from the sale were used to offset some of the debts held by the bankruptcy estate.
New Tenant
Several attempts to re-appropriate Mercy Hospital would happen over the years. The most successful was the proposal from mayor Scott King which would come in October of 1998. His plan called for the closed hospital to be converted into a public service facility; the police department would move into the newer west wing of Mercy Hospital and part of the building would be converted into a jail.
Despite community backlash, the idea made fiscal sense. The police department was in need of a new home; construction of a new facility would cost an estimated $25 million dollars while converting the abandoned hospital was estimated to cost $14 million. The proposal would eventually be approved and the conversion began.
By 2001 plans were underway to enact King's earlier proposal and the Police Department began moving into the building. By 2003 the move of the police department to Mercy had been completed, and to this day it remains Gary's police headquarters (map).
The police department was using less than 50% of the complex, however, and citizens of Gary wanted to find a use for the remaining unused square footage. In January of 2004 Lake County Sheriff Roy Dominguez submitted a proposal to convert a portion of the old St. Mary Mercy Hospital into a comprehensive substance abuse rehabilitation center for adults and juveniles.
The idea was well-received, but it would take millions of dollars to rehabilitate the now dilapidated structure and an economic feasibility study was never completed. After the failed Dominguez proposal, the future for Mary Mercy looked bleak. The real estate collapse in 2008 all but sealed the fate of the old edifice.
Today, the unused portion of the building is likely beyond repair after nearly 20 years of exposure to salvaging thieves, vandals, and of course mother nature. Initially there were community fears of demolition, but those have subsided as the building appears safe for now.
As long as crime and economic woes plague Gary, the threat of redevelopment is low and landmarks such as St. Mary's Mercy Hospital appear to be safe from demolition.
vintage pictures courtesy Mercy Foundation & Calumet Regional Archives; modern pictures courtesy the Idiot Photographer
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June 30, 2013 at 15:21
Fascinating, beautiful, and sad, like all these articles. Thank you for posting them.
Why does she call herself an "idiot"? She's clearly anything but!
July 1, 2013 at 10:35
Keep up the good work!
July 2, 2013 at 12:27
Really enjoyed this series on Gary. Fascinating what depopulation can do to a place as you don't often see that process (certainly not here in the UK anyway!).
Keep up the great work!
August 6, 2013 at 04:02
I remember looking at one very similar to this in the Niagra Falls area, I think it was also a St Mary's. It was for sale like $240K to buy a whole hospital, wow.
August 15, 2013 at 18:50
This is the hospital where my two sister and I were born, and three of my children were also born here.
August 20, 2013 at 12:08
Excellent article. This is one of the most unnerving places to explore in Gary. Part of the old building still has electricity and dying fire alarms randomly go off in certain places. A few years ago before the roof started to give in, some rooms were fully lit and were so clean that it looked like a doctor would walk in any second. Now many of the floors are covered in moss and ferns. The OR is especially creepy with the super bright lights still shining and fake blood covering the walls. The place has become home to feral cats these days.
October 26, 2013 at 13:31
Thanks for the article. Fascinating. I worked at St. Mary Medical Center from 1983-1987 upon graduating college. I worked on 2 South (orthopedics) – part of the old wing at first. Then in the CCU (cardiac intensive care) – a small addition off the north wing along Tyler Street (pictured above in the "Northwest Family Hospital" photo). I think the bath tub picture may have been taken on 2 South. Met lots of great people while I worked there. Crazy experience for a sheltered white boy from the country.
October 26, 2013 at 13:33
Also, I think the addition where the police department is now located was built during the 80s. As I recall, the hospital was adding on a new ER and ICU when I left.
October 29, 2013 at 23:22
I thought Australia's healthcare system had a lot to be desired…
November 21, 2013 at 10:28
currenlty trying to find former Dr's who worked there: Dr Fidel & Dr. Carbon…..if you know of them please let me know… thanks so muchn
November 21, 2013 at 11:48
When did these docs work at SMMC? Those names do not ring a bell from the early-mid 80s. Could Dr. Fidel be Dr. Patel? The only doc I can thing of from that time period remotely close to Dr. Carbon would have been Dr. Kamen. That is the best I can do for you.
October 29, 2014 at 22:45
Aushbach, Gadson, Patel was ER, Crawford Cicovich and Ken Montgomery was ICU HN, I was dating Tanya Shorter, RT at the time. Fave bar was Dunes Tap lol
June 15, 2014 at 03:23
Dr Sandra Gadson, Goyle Garlapati and Singh. Ausbach, Dr. Nowlin, Legasspy(stood on a stool to operate lol). Ken Montgomery was HN for the ICU at the time. The British Cardio/Nephrologist?? Married Laura Conyers. Lisa Soderstom,RN, I remember you Jim from CCU, The IMCU was right down the hall from the ICU, Susan, Pat was the Nocs supervisor for us. I finished out my year contract and went west. I finished out my career and BIA/ Indian Health Services Chinle, AZ. Live in Vegas retired and on O2 for COPD, think I would have learned:-((. Patel was the ER Dr. iirc Kathy RN ER. Tanya Shorter RT. This breaks my heart a little, 1995 Not the only community hospital I have seen close . Good folks, Sue Kadish RN, the two Donna s one staff and one registry. I will be going off line for a few months as my brother who has cancer and me with COPD will be getting a place closer to stores and my VA clinic. I hope I helped some in jogging the memory. Some days I forgot how much fun Gary and St Mary's was. Kevin
June 15, 2014 at 09:10
Kevin…..Whoa. I remember you. Did you graduate from IUN, too? For some reason I am thinking that is in my head. Man, Dr. Kamen. Loved that guy. Yep, and his Bivona Trach. When we moved to San Diego, the pulmonary docs were I impressed that I knew him. Then a few more docs to stir you memory….Dr. Dave, Dr. Nchekwube, Dr. BF Grant, Dr. AS Williams, Dr. Oni, Dr. Washington. A few CCU staff – Rory, Francine, Myrna, Faith, Debbie, Comer, Lydia and a couple more I can see faces – but not recall the names! From ICU, you, Ken, Pat O'Neal, and a nurse named Gwen – I think she hated me! LOL Do you remember a nurse named Jim Fleck from the IV Team. He was going to medical school. I saw him a few years back in AZ. He is an anesthesiologist in Scottsdale. Did you know Etta from 2 South. I wish that woman knew how much influence she had on me as a nurse! I left there in 1987. Things were starting to go downhill. I remember we didn't get JCAHO accreditation.
Sorry to hear about the health issues. Take care.
July 11, 2014 at 00:06
Of course Jim I am too mean and too Irish Catholic to go quietly into that good night , lol
June 15, 2014 at 09:13
Oh, and a Korean doctor. Dr. Cho maybe? I was once assisting him to put in a triple lumen once. He had never put one in to my knowledge. He actually got out the instructions and started to read them! We wlaked him into letting someone else do it!
December 3, 2013 at 17:12
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April 26, 2014 at 18:12
This is the hospital I received my Nursing degree from!! It was a wonderful community of caring people. I really miss the grotto because it was so beautiful! and a good quiet place to go for reflection!! I really miss all the good Gary had to offer back then and I hope they resurrect the city. Dr. Fadel was family practice and Dr. Carbone was my pediatrician. I knew them well and I also worked with Dr. Kamen.
April 26, 2014 at 19:38
I meant to attach my below comment to your post.
June 15, 2014 at 02:39
Hi I worked in the ICU 1984 to 1986. This was my very first job as a new grad. Yes Dr. Jack Kamen and the infamous Kamen-Wilkes ETT. Back in the day the ICU used to be the neonatal ward. The same unit I was also born into
April 26, 2014 at 19:37
Tess – I think I remember you. We're you a patient care manager on the 3 West, maybe 4 West? I worked on 2 South under Pat Vargas and then CCU under Rory Alfonso during '83-'87. Small world. I'll send you a note in Facebook. My comments above are under savuti94.
July 8, 2014 at 08:28
i graduated with my nursing diploma in 1967. Dr. Kamen once took us on a field trip to watch open-heart surgery in Chicago! He also did some of our respiratory lecture
I am sad to see that all is gone. It still lives in my memories, though. if anyone from the class of '67 sees this, please contact me!
July 9, 2014 at 21:45
I was born there in 1946, boy kind of a shame to see it. I also had my tonsils removed there in 1952.
August 12, 2014 at 14:48
I was born in this Hospital in 1965. It's sad to see it like this. Also the house that we used to live in is gone. I hope that they can rescue this City. So many memories.
September 1, 2014 at 08:43
Not sure if I overlooked it but you have any information about Froeble High School? That school has been closed as long as I can remember, my dad went there and I would like more information about it.
October 29, 2014 at 12:57
I've absolutely loved your Gary, Indiana series! The stories have a sad undertone of course because the buildings that you write about have been long abandoned, but they are truly still alive because of your words and the fabulous photos! Thank you to both yourself and the Idiot Photographer. I agree with previous comments that the photographer is amazing — not at all an "idiot". :) I would love to read more stories (perhaps even a new series) involving other cities around the U.S. and even in Canada. Just a thought. :) Thank you for all your efforts! I can't wait to read more!
November 16, 2014 at 07:09
was born there in 54, and my 2 bro and 2 sis after me, from 57 till 65. my parents lived in the brunswick area and my father ran a tv shop on 13th and bdwy. I stayed in the area, lived just across the state line for many yrs and now live in the south of hammond. such a shame to see gary disintegrate.


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Isn't PS+ cheaper than XBox Live??
Owning > Renting IMO.
I didn't renew my live for awhile and the offered me a 1 time 1 month for $1 deal n I just reused that email over n over again every month for nearly 3 years.
Of course something that has been available for over a year longer will be more mature.
Leaving PS Plus in June:
29th May: Hitman Absolution
29th May: Joe Danger 2
29th May: Dead or Alive 5
5th June: Sine Mora
12th June: Velocity Ultra
Entering PS Plus in June:
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29th May: ICO and Shadow of the Colossus HD Collection
29th May: Demons Souls
5th June: Rayman Origins
5th June: Coconut Dodge Revitalised
Leaving PS Plus in July:
3rd July: Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning
3rd July: Lord of the Rings War in the North
3rd July: The Cave
3rd July: Rayman Origins
3rd July: Coconut Dodge
Entering PS Plus in July:
3rd July: Battlefield 3
3rd July: Payday: The Heist
3rd July: Saints Row the Third
3rd July: Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus
3rd July: Unit 13
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Azaro's father argues with Madame Koto's new customers and challenges them to a fight outside, but they do what?
(a) Laughed at him.
(b) Left the bar.
(c) Ignored his challenge.
(d) Locked him out of the bar.
2. Where do many of Azaro's friends live that call him to the river?
(a) On the other side of the river.
(b) In his village.
(c) In a nearby village.
(d) In the spirit world.
3. Who runs naked in the rain?
(a) Azaro's father.
(b) The photographer.
(c) The children.
(d) Azaro.
4. Azaro's family fears the other villagers are angry at them because someone had _________________.
(a) Put out their cooking fire.
(b) Left an animal carcass at their door.
(c) Water soaked all their fire wood.
(d) Thrown a pot of oil through the only window.
5. After climbing the tree and putting on the mask again, what does Azaro see?
(a) Abikus.
(b) A storm.
(c) A giant.
(d) Fire.
6. The police officer and his wife have Azaro sit for dinner. Who is also at the table?
(a) Their neighbors.
(b) Their dead son.
(c) Their daughter.
(d) Their son.
7. After escaping his abductors, Azaro awakens the next day and after getting home, what does his father do to him for being late and worrying them?
(a) Ignores him.
(b) Beats him.
(c) Feeds him.
(d) Yells at him.
8. When Azaro is kidnapped during a fire and riot in his family's living compound, who tells him to run for his life?
(a) A woman.
(b) One of his kidnappers.
(c) A cat.
(d) Another little boy.
9. Who displays a crude kind of local newspaper where Azaro sees his celebrated homecoming and the milk riots?
(a) The photographer.
(b) Madame Koto.
(c) The village crier.
(d) The local newspaper owner.
10. After the celebration, when Azaro's father comes home from looking for a job, why does he get angry with Azaro's mother?
(a) Because he didn't find a job.
(b) Because she was ill.
(c) Because she went to bed without making supper.
(d) Because she didn't pay the creditors.
11. On what does Azaro see dripping blood?
(a) A dog's mouth.
(b) A stack of wood.
(c) A crazy man's leg.
(d) A cut tree.
12. A three-headed spirit walks into the bar and a voice reveals more of Azaro's powers to him. When the vice tells Azaro to close his eyes, he says that Azaro can do what?
(a) Fly.
(b) Still see.
(c) Hear better.
(d) See nothing.
13. Who takes the weapon from Azaro's father after the men flee?
(a) The prostitutes.
(b) Madame Koto.
(c) Azaro.
(d) The thugs.
14. Returning home from the bar, Azaro's mother shows him machete marks and __________ on their door.
(a) Water.
(b) Cooking oil.
(c) Feces.
(d) Blood.
15. As Azaro goes back to the bar he sees Madame Koto counting a large amount of money. When Koto sees him, she calls him what?
(a) Sneaky.
(b) Thief.
(c) Boy.
(d) Lazy.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who pays Azaro pennies for running errands?
2. Who returns to Azaro's home where Azaro tells this person that their rat poison worked well?
3. Who is born smiling?
4. A man told Azaro's family the landlord was raising the rent on only their family. Who does Azaro's father hatch a scheme to get money from?
5. Who returns from a hiding place in the swamp, badly beaten, and knocks on the door of Azaro's home?
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