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Multcolib School Corps Picks Colonial America Grades 5-6
Annotation:Presentation of the little-known story of the American Revolution told from the perspectives of the African-American slaves who fought on the side of the British Royal Army in exchange for a promise of freedom.
Annotation:A juvenile biography of the famous Native American woman who helped the Jamestown settlers.
Annotation:From his childhood in Virginia to his two terms as President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson tells the story of the principal author of the Declaration of Independence.
Annotation:A juvenile biography of Phillis Wheatley, America's first black poet.
Annotation:Recounts the religious, political, and social history of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and its influence on our lives today. Also available as downloadable audiobook.
Annotation:This program, in the video quiz format, covers European colonization, the 13 colonies, early governments, philosophies that drove Europeans to the New World, and more!
Annotation:Discusses the day-to-day aspects of country and city life in the American colonies for a variety of people including members of different professions, specific immigrant groups, and slaves.
Annotation:Discusses the reasons Europeans settled in America, the growth of the original colonies, and the reaction to the newcomers of the people already living in the "New World."
Annotation:Provides the history of Dutch colonies in America.
Annotation:Provides the history of French colonies in America.
Annotation:Twenty-five engaging activities pack the pages, allowing children to build, play, discover, experiment, bake, and eat like the colonials did.
Annotation:Describes the colonization of America by the British.
Annotation:This fun and exciting book whisks young readers back to early America, introducing them to a refreshing assortment of brave and unique American women of colonial times.
Annotation:A biography of the eighteenth-century printer, inventor, and statesman who played an influential role in the early history of the United States.
Annotation:Covers American history from the French and Indian War to the Constitutional Convention.
Annotation:Describes the people and events involved during the colonial years before the Revolutionary War.
Annotation:Provides the history of Spanish colonies in America.
Annotation:Traces the competition among the American Indians, French, English, Spanish, and Dutch for land, furs, timber, and other resources of North America.
Annotation:Discusses the relations between the European colonists and the Native Americans, the disputes between settlers from France, England, and Spain, and the role these conflicts played in the history of North America.
Annotation:A biography of George Washington, the general who led the American army in the Revolutionary War and then became the first president of the United States.
Annotation:A social history of the American colonial period with a focus on the daily lives of women, including European immigrants, Native Americans, and slaves.
Annotation:Traces the founding of the English colony at Jamestown, its struggle for survival, and its eventual decline.
Annotation:This program vividly illustrates the hardships and triumphs of the first colonists. Students discover how the colonists survived during their initial years, the crops they learned to cultivate and the rules and laws they developed. Lifestyles in each of the different colonies are compared.
Annotation:Explains the historical background and events of the Salem witch trails.
Annotation:Nathaniel Smithfield is a ten-year-old boy living with his family in Boston,Massachusetts in 1768 when he first starts to witness the drama happening in the city around him. Tension heats up between those who are loyal to the British crown, like Nathaniel's father, and those who believe the people of America are being treated unfairly. Over the following years as he grows into a teenager, Nathaniel must decide where his own beliefs lie, and how far he will go to fight for them, no matter the consequences.
Annotation:Describes disgusting details about daily life in the American Colonies, including housing, food, and sanitation.
Annotation:A story of the hardships and achievements of the settlers of Jamestown.
Annotation:The colonial period-dramatically and objectively presented here-was one of great exploration and great controversy.
Annotation:America's Black Founders celebrates the lesser known but significant lives and contributions of our nation's early African American leaders.
Annotation:This book reports on the work of forensic scientists who are excavating grave sites in James Fort, in Jamestown, Virginia, to understand the people who lived in the Chesapeake Bay area in the 1600s and 1700s.
Annotation:Follow an errand boy through colonial Boston as he spreads word of rebellion. It's December 16, 1773, and Boston is about to explode!
Annotation:From the first colonies at Roanoke and Jamestown to the first shots of the American Revolution, author Richard Worth explores the colonists' every move from newcomers to nation.
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Washington, D.C., 8 July 2009 (PAHO) - The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the Washington College of Law (WCL) of The American University signed a memorandum of understanding today under which the two organizations will work together to promote health as a human right in PAHO Member States.
Under the agreement, WCL will use its expertise in international human rights law, international environmental law, international protection of intellectual property, and gender and the law to strengthen efforts by PAHO and its Member States to advance health and reduce health inequities, particularly for the most vulnerable groups.
Specific activities will include the development of joint advocacy training programs in PAHO Member States on the use of international law instruments to promote and protect the health and well-being of vulnerable groups-such as people with disabilities, people with HIV/AIDS, indigenous peoples, older adults, children, youths, and women-and to increase access for these groups to medical products and technologies. PAHO and WCL will also develop new or improve existing training programs on international public health legislation and human rights topics for personnel at PAHO headquarters and in its country offices in Latin America and the Caribbean.
In addition, WCL will provide technical support to PAHO for the development and dissemination of model public health legislation and related products consistent with international standards. Upon request by PAHO Member States, WCL will review and help formulate national regulations, policies, and plans that advance health and reduce inequities.
WCL will also advise PAHO on its technical collaboration with the United Nations and the Organization of American States and their treaty bodies, and will jointly sponsor fellowships, internships, human rights clinics, academies, and conferences as well as joint research projects and publications in the areas of health and human rights.
The new agreement, said PAHO Assistant Director Dr. Socorro Gross, "will help us do a better job, have more successful technical cooperation in our countries, and to move forward on the right to health in our Region in our national health systems."
Dr. Claudio Grossman, Dean of the Washington College of Law, signed the agreement with Dr. Gross. He said his institution is committed "to fulfilling this relationship through a practical approach to serve better in our mission to promote and provide technical information and cooperation to maximize the impact of human rights and the right to health in the Region."
Javier Vásquez, PAHO's top expert on human rights law and the lead technical officer for the initiative, said, "This type of collaboration, among many other things, could eliminate the stigma and discrimination associated with the most vulnerable and the protection of those who are experiencing health problems, illnesses, epidemics and disability and especially with regard to their human right to access health services, facilities, goods, technologies and essential medicines on an equal footing with regard to other human beings."
The PAHO-WCL agreement proposes possible collaboration with other partners to maximize financial support for and coordination of the organizations' joint activities.
About AU and the Washington College of Law
The mission of The American University is to develop thoughtful, responsible human beings in the context of a challenging yet supportive academic community. The Washington College of Law (WCL), founded in 1896, has been part of American University since 1949. WCL is a member of the Association of American Law Schools and is approved by the American Bar Association.
About PAHO
PAHO, founded in 1902, works with all the countries of the Americas to improve the health and quality of life of their peoples. It also serves as the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization (WHO).
For more information please contact
, Human Rights Law Advisor, Pan American Health Organization, tel (202) 974-3762.

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Ansell has created four global business units as part of its company-wide review and says it is on the hunt for takeover opportunities.
Ansell said on Friday an updated and more assertive growth strategy had been developed, "that calls for faster and more focused execution of organic growth plans with an increased emphasis on acquisitions".
"To support this strategy, four global business units are being established," Ansell chief executive Magnus Nicolin said in a statement.
The four global business units are medical, industrial, new verticals and advanced concepts, and sexual health and well being.
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Joshua WeissNovember 1997 |
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I don't get email anymore.
There was a time, of course, when this was normal, nobody I knew had an address, and therefore couldn't reach me. Then I made the horrific and utterly deplorable mistake of writing for Oasis. A mistake which, with this column, I rectify. (Note: this also marks the final submission of creative writing. It's a short story, I wrote it for an Advanced Composition class and it's very good, no matter what you think.) Suddenly I was a (semi-) star, getting mail from who knows where simply because I put a few things on a little computer screen, insignificant things, little words with no meaning. And people apparently loved me for it. Hooray. After all, didn't I like it? Didn't I want to be in the spotlight, to finally be recognized for something I can do well? Of course I did. Mistake number two. It's funny. I always thought of my July/August/September trilogy of columns to be sort of a "I've been writing for Oasis for less than a year. Should I be this jaded already?" query. Nobody got it, unfortunately. So it goes.
I never should have written that first April column.
Well, actually, if I hadn't, I never would have met the love of my life. Okay, so I'll give you the April column. But I should have stopped then. I should have realized that they were just empty words. A lot of them (July) even bordered on lies. Surprise! Yes, that's me, master of ambiguity and confusion.
Reading through the October issue, from which I abstained because I consider the month of October too... good... too holy to be contaminated with more lies, I realized that I no longer wished to write for the magazine. Running through the columns, I discovered that everyone was saying the same thing over and over again. There was good-old Paul Pellerito, the happy-go-lucky gay still extolling the virtues of PFLAG. I tuned that out within two months. Nothing against Paul, just that the PFLAG gibberish gets quite annoying and I secretly believe no one listens to it. As I write that I realize that it will most likely be edited out. Yet another reason that this is my final column. Silence me if you wish, it'll only prove my point.
Hmm, what else? While I'm on the subject of Oasis writers, I'd like to touch on the subject of Ty. There has been the question of whether he is who he says, truly a 13 (?) year old boy. And a nudist, to boot. Who has sex. A lot. Well, I wish to go on the record as saying that I don't know if he's who he says. I don't really care. He'll never speak to me, I'll never speak to him. The beauty of Oasis, right? All these queer youth being able to correspond with each other. Anyway.
Ty: If you're not lying and you really are all of those things you talk about in your column, then you'll make a great smutty autobiographer someday, maybe your life will be made into a tv-movie. If you are lying, you'll make a great smutty romance novelist someday, maybe one of your books will be made into a tv-movie. Either way, relax. You've got it made.
Hmmm. Who else. Nobody, really. Nobody else really stands out in my mind, other than the true writers who've graced the issues (Simon Thibault, I'm talking to you). Everybody just kind of gets lumped together in one big gay muck, like a talking blob, ranting about coming out and parents and movies and PFLAG and bad poetry and bad fiction and bad plays and the fact that the blob knows better than anyone else because the blob's been there, only it hasn't been there, it just likes to say it has because deep down inside the blob realizes that it's just the clockwork I talked about in July, it realizes it hasn't really felt, thought, or done anything. It's just sat there and complained. Or gone to a PFLAG meeting. For God's sake. We're youth. What has this magazine made us? What has the internet made us? We go through life clutching our modems and sucking our thumbs like Linus, thankful that, no matter how shitty the world gets, there are always people to talk to on Oasis who've been there, who've done that, who really care. Sure, if you're lucky. But most of them don't care. Just little cogs in the clockwork, waiting for every new month when they can sit down in front of their little computers and type their little hearts out so that nobody can care about what they've written. Great.
Well, not anymore. I'm through. Fend for yourselves, I'm gone. I have the only good thing borne out of my Oasis experience, and I'm running with him. I'd like to say I'm sad to leave, but that would be a lie. And though I am skillful at lying, now is not the time. So when are the rest of you going to stop pretending that you care? When are you going to stop pretending to know what the future holds? When are you going to accept the fact that you're all just dead?
For those rare few who actually care, you can reach me at email@example.com on my better days. On my worse days you can leave me alone. By the way. That god-awful picture of me at the top of this column is terrible. I'm really much cuter, just ask my boyfriend. And I am a junior in high school.
I'm bitter, I'm jaded, I'm tired of pretending, and I'm getting out. I wonder what would happen if everyone else did, too...
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Netflix's Refusal to Provide Viewer Numbers Gets Worse
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Subsequent to asking How Many People Actually Watch Netflix Originals?, I have spent the past couple months talking to individuals and companies, particularly independents, who produce content and attempt to sell it to third parties.
Something I have learned makes wonder -- even more than usual -- what Netflix (NFLX - Get Report) has to hide?
We know that Netflix does not publicly provide any type of ratings or viewership data for its original programming. But I was surprised to learn, at least from the folks I talked to, that Netflix refuses to provide them with viewing data also.
So if you are an independent filmmaker and you have a documentary or movie streaming on Netflix, there's a chance you will have no idea how many people consume your content on the platform. I could not confirm that this is indeed Netflix policy or that it happens 100 percent of the time, but I know it happens. And I'm confident that it does not happen in isolation.
One filmmaker I communicated with said he has contacted Netflix several times with requests for the data and received no reply. Another person familiar with the distribution of independent films told me that other companies freely share this data, but, across its business, he thinks Netflix is "a very secretive company." I saw a copy of a statement Google (GOOG) provides that shows exactly how many views/downloads a film received by country. I also spoke to a representative for a startup that recently signed a distribution deal with Hulu. Hulu appears to pride itself on transparency and shares detailed viewership information with its content partners. A few thoughts. I'm not sure if large companies that cut huge content deals with Netflix see viewer data. I assume they do. Same goes for the creators and stakeholders in the high profile originals. Indies tend to sign contracts with Netflix in the low five figures for the typical film, according to a person with considerable experience in the area. It's not Netflix's responsibility to pay the filmmaker directly. That's the distributor's job. And, unfortunately, some distributors do not follow through on their end of the deal, robbing creators of royalties they're due or signing them to unfavorable deals in the first place. And you thought the Internet radio royalty dustup was bad. Why does any of this matter? First, it matters because it continues a common Netflix theme. The company cherry picks what it will share with investors and the public, from churn metrics (it doesn't report these) to viewership data. Second, it matters to you if you're an independent filmmaker. You need to know how many people watch your content if you expect to secure financing to do additional work. And, in this day and age, you're no longer selling DVDs to national and local video stores across the country. That's all but dead. You're hawking digital rights. And, for better or worse, Netflix frequently enters the picture. If you're an indie filmmaker send me an email or Tweet to me @Rocco_TheStreet. I would like to speak with more folks who have experience dealing with Netflix and other companies that license independent third-party content. Follow @rocco_thestreet -- Written by Rocco Pendola in Santa Monica, Calif.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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The veteran defender had another steady season for the Buccaneers and played a key role in their progression to the CAF Champions League semifinals, despite being sent off in controversial circumstances in the second leg against TP Mazembe.
As has been the case in the last few years, Lekgwathi is running into the last few weeks of his contract at Pirates, but the 36-year-old says he is not concerned.
"We have not spoken about a new contract, but obviously it will happen," he tells KickOff.com.
"We are going into the group stages of the Champions League and the team will need my experience and my leadership, so I am confident the chairman is going to give me another contract.
"You know, Pirates is my life … I have signed a life contract!"
Despite having now completed his 15th year in the top-flight, Lekgwathi feels he can still go for a good while yet.
"Everyone is asking me that question [how long I can still play for] but me, I'm still strong," he says. "My body will tell me when it's time to stop."
Lekgwathi also insists Pirates will be back challenging for League honours next season.
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Translate this page HS Girls Basketball: Vista Murrieta Dominant in League OpenerThe Broncos Hand Temecula Valley a 62-27 Loss as League play BeginsWednesday, January 15th, 2014 Issue 03, Volume 18.
Sophomore forward Brittney Reed led the Bronco attack against Temecula Valley with 16 points. Fellow sophomores Jaeyln Brown and Nasrin Ulel ended up with 11 points and eight points, respectively. Freshman Keilanei Cooper scored all six of her points in the final period. Senior Tatiana Navaro scored eight while fellow team captain and play maker Yuendie Guridi scored four points for the Broncos. Temecula Valley had three players with seven points apiece. They were juniors Natalie Macias and Savannah McClaughlin and sophomore Tehya Burroughs. Sophomore Reanna Miyahira and freshman Danielle Weinman each scored three points for the Golden Bears. "That is a very good and balanced team and we played well with them for the first quarter," said TVHS Coach Joe Weinmann. "Their press and athleticism got to us in the second quarter." Indeed. The Broncos' physical full court press defense finally wore out the Golden Bears as the second half continued to be all Vista Murrieta. The Broncos overwhelmed Temecula Valley 35-10 in the half with coach Chris Jones playing his entire bench in the victory. The Southwestern League defending Champions will play a very tough and talented Wolfpack team at Great Oak Thursday. The Wolfpack is coming off a 67-26 thrashing of the Murrieta Valley Nighthawks. Temecula Valley will travel to take on the Pumas. Chaparral defeated Murrieta Mesa 57-30 in their league opener. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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Iconclasm in the Digital Age
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Gee is such an absorbing read and lots of wonderfully quotable nuggets like: But all learning is … learning to play 'the game'. For example, literary criticism and field biology are different 'games' played by different rules. (They are different sorts of activities requiring different values, tools, and ways of acting and thinking; they are […]
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The Curious Case of Voice Identity
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I had deliberately left it quite late in the evening last night before venturing into Second Life (SL) as I wanted some time on my own to refamiliarise myself with the SL environment, the user interface and to ensure I had the latest update from from SL as I knew that there would be a […]
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As part of the "Introduction to Digital Game-based Learning", this semester's cohort have been made up of 4 teams of 6 people who will work together as a team to either construct game-based tasks (for others to participate in) or take part in game-based tasks that have been given to us, as well as giving […]
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Digital Natives Revisited
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As a results of the "introduction to digital environments for learning" (IDEL) module and the research that I have been doing around the topic of digital literacy; I have crossed Marc Prensky's path many times over; he should also add agent provocateur to his list of roles. It started with my IDEL essay called "Bridging […]
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Diigo? Is that a type of mustard?
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Prior to the "Understanding Learning in the Online Environment" module that I undertook last semester, I had used Delicious and Connotea as my principle web services for collecting, storing and sharing bookmarks, news articles and journal articles with my colleagues and interested parties. On the module, Hamish Macleod suggested that we might like to create […]
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LOCAL BEAUTY COLLEGE CHANGES NAME The name of The Mme. C. J. Walker College of Beauty Culture located at 930 W. Walnut Street beginning with the Fall term, which begins September 5, 1950 will be transferred to the name of the founder and owner, Mrs. Sarah E. Thomas. Thereafter the institution will be known as "The Sarah E. Thomas College of Beauty Culture. There will not be any change in system, preparations or service. Having served the public for 31 years on Walnut Street, she solicits the continuous patronage from all. DR. C. W. WILLIAMS OPENS OFFICE [Photo] Doctor Charles Warren Williams has opened his office in Louisville for the practice of Medicine and Surgery. He is a native of Hopkinsville, Kentucky and was graduated from Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee. Since that time he has interned and completed a residency in Surgery at the Kate Bitting Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Doctor Williams is at present serving as a part-time house Physician at the Red Cross Hospital. His office is located in the Louisville Leader Building, 930 W. Walnut Street. Doctor Williams is married to the former Miss Vivian Lewis of Columbia, South Carolina. LEXINGTON YWCA PLANS PROJECT The Phyllis Wheatley YWCA plans are already under way for interesting educational projects for the fall. The first one will be in September by the Public Affairs Committee. The committee will present Jesse H. Lawrence of Louisville, State Representative of the 47th District. Mr. Lawrence will speak on The Meditication of the Day Law and Its Effects upon Higher Education in Kentucky. RICHMOND MAN BRUTALLY SLAIN Clarence Bates, 24, of Four Mile Ave., died at the Pattie A. Clay Hospital Saturday after being stabbed by a white man, John B. White, Estelle Ave., early Saturday afternoon. White fled after the attack on Bates at the corner of Sycamore and Irvine, a heavy populated Negro and white section. After a twelve hour search by the city and county police White was apprehended. After Bates was taken to the hospital, he told Chief Joe Mason that he was stabbed after being accused of laughing at this attacker. Shortly before he died, Bates denied either laughing or saying anything to White. The accused killer refused to make a statement until he obtained counsel. PENNINGTON TO SPEAK AT BROWN'S TEMPLE Rev. R. P. G. Pennington, who was a deaf mute for thirty years will speak at Brown's Temple AME Zion Church Sunday afternoon at 3:30 P. M. August 22. He will speak on the subject "Seven Hills of Rome." The slogan for the day will be "The Little Church on the Hill. Rev. Stepney Ray is the pastor of the church. Mrs. Janie Pence and Mrs. Alma Ray will be in charge of the Basket Meeting. rO,\lI'u:n: ron:R.\GE J.m' .. 1 - ~tate - ~ntional 10¢ WilY I'A Y )IORE :' ~~n film m ~~[A~ vmm~IA ~, JIM ~~~Wi (OURT ASKED TO ENJOI UNIVERSI~ FRCM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MAKING DISTINCTION AS TO RACE OR (OLOR V;,:::O~L~UM~E~32~===========L=O=UI=SVl=LLE=,= K''=_=S=AT=U='R=D="'={,=,,=u=GU=S=T=2=6,=19,==SO===================~N~U~M~BE~r:~,27 \' t l .... ~ • :-- II • I' MORSE, HUMPHREY SEEK nOTURE P.U~E (HU!~t HEtLTH SERVICE FELLOWSHIPS TO :' , I, AID AMEP.ICAN AN!) FOREIGN SmOENITS .. .; T' t " 'I. .. I \( , \ • I I. It \ " ..... oJ Tf,lAOmO~AL mV-WHITE POLlCV CHAllE"GED By COLORED PAIHV AT BEA(H I' " U , r I~UR1ES 0 61, 0f.RSONS N)m ;":;:1/: ~~E~:~h(l~:I f\~';t~~ : ~~~~~~r ;}':! t 1) 4:H~~C~(;~t~~~:; "'If ugr.. ' . .... jur'~ :r f_: ill p" !". ... D;u'! A(:r~ r~I"':r3 ' lIm f('cl1\"cd lEl!HGTON YWCA !.\.~}:,f~i .. ,n, ~r~.~r~f/~\·~··~'l~l: ;':,c; ~:}~;.~~)!~'T\.f~( r~,;~;p:~ ~:':,t~I,:l: PLANS PROJECT ~: '~tl: ~(~~~.~1 F~,:!: D~:~. ~~,~.c~ I ~\.~~~ r 'c: t • • :l(~,a::( ':~ ~:.:; ~~',t';!' I;"'~ Th ; " • ,\ j • t .. ';', 111 ',~- ( C, f - , 1 ' " " !. - I II \" r :. '\'. ~ ':. ~ ~~ft.10 (CUEfE SruDHHS ENROllED " Cr.!~!S" M~& 7;!'iE .-, p~ ') Tit t:- 11 1 ~ J n I !l' If;:l !tnt U..!(11 U ' :'":t (I untry "t ' ht n .d I '1' J' I X { n~'urt: «t ' itt.. (!ru~ OU'· • i· I, 'l ( t:. I' T', r.1:~~(,~~ t'~lr~ r/ iJT \j~y .E~i~
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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, August 26, 1950. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 33. No. 34. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
Description | The Louisville Leader was an African-American newspaper published from 1917 to 1950 by I. Willis Cole in Louisville, Kentucky. This issue says Vol. 32. No. 27. but is actually Vol. 33. No. 34. There are holes in the center of each page and page one is very faded. |
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Date Original | 1950-08-26 |
Object Type | Newspapers |
Source | Issue on Reel 7 of microfilmed Louisville Leader Collection. Item Number ULUA Leader 19500826 in the Louisville Leader Collection, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
Citation Information | See http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/description/collection/leader#conditions for guidance on citing this item. To cite the digital version, add its Reference URL (found by following the link in the header above the digital file) |
Collection | Louisville Leader Collection |
Collection Website | http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/leader/ |
Digital Publisher | University of Louisville Archives and Records Center |
Date Digital | 2012-04-13 |
Format | application/pdf |
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You might remember having one of those Best Friends Forever necklaces as a kid, you know the one that came in a box with two chains and two pendants, made from one heart broken in two.
Brenda a 5 year old girl who lives in extreme poverty in the Dominican Republic has one of those too now. Evilyn a middle class home schooler from Minnesota has the other half. She gave the necklace to her today inside the 100 millionth Operation Christmas Child shoebox through Samaritans Purse. Both girls wear the necklace as if it's made of diamonds. It was the most beautiful exchange of friendship that I've ever witnessed. They will never forget each other.
Evilyn,12, was handpicked to be the ambassador of the 100 millionth Operation Christmas Child Shoebox because of her dedication to the cause. She started a shoebox club with her friends back home many years ago. It has 80 members. All children 12 years and younger. They pack 2,000 boxes every year, and even have their own board of directors! She has taken the shoebox around the country collecting items for Brenda. She put in a jumprope. Another girl put in a best friends necklace. A shoebox recipient put in a stuffed lamb because she remembers holding the stuffed animal she received. Another recipient put in school supplies, because he remembers receiving those school supplies is what finally allowed him to go to school. Matthew West put in hair bows that his daughters picked out.
Brenda, 5, opened that box today and may have wondered what all the fuss was about. One moment she's leaving her home (more like a shack) and walking down a dirt road to the church because her adoptive mom heard there's a special Christmas program where the kids will learn about the gift of Jesus Christ at Christmas. The shoebox gifts were a surprise. Out of 200 children, little Brenda was handpicked to receive the 100 millionth shoebox.
After the singing, dancing, puppet show, and prayer to accept Jesus, the team started handing out the shoebox gifts. Evilyn hand delivered the 100 millionth shoebox to Brenda with such pride and anticipation, as if it was Christmas morning. She sat down next to her, watched her open the box, and they systematically looked through and examined each gift inside. The box of chocolates was first. She ate one and her whole face lit up, than she got another. Everyone around thought she was going to eat that one too, but instead she turned to her side, and shared it with her little brother. She loved the jumprope and tested it out. She put the bows in her hair, and her dark brown eyes lit up when she saw that best friends necklace. Evilyn, put it proudly around her new BFF's neck.
I am honored to have witnessed that exchange today while on the team delivering hundreds of shoeboxes in the Dominican Republic. We handed out over 800 boxes today. That's 800 children who have now heard the message of the love and hope that comes from having a relationship with Jesus.
Tomorrow we will do it again. I'm hooked, and changed forever.
Let's go for another 100 million! If you'd like to pack a shoebox like this for Operation Christmas child, you still can online. It's a fun interactive experience that allows you to virtually pack a shoebox! The ones packed at www.samaritanspurse.org go to the hardest to reach places in the world where the volunteers deliver the boxes at a great risk.
A typical home of the children we are serving.
Group a adorable boys waiting for their shoeboxes. The boy in the middle waved and asked me to take this picture! What a smile!
Loved holding the children.
Boxes of boxes ready to be unpacked and handed out! They are so organized by age and gender so we can immediately hand it to the right child. So impressed!
Happy Julia to get her box. She was so talkative and welcoming I wished I had learned Spanish instead of French in school! With the help of a translator I got to know her beautiful heart, and taught her how to take pictures with my camera! She may be a photographer one day!
Taking their shoeboxes home!
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Mar 28th 2008 4:10AM The only major problem we've had was with Bloodboil. Threat was completely messed up. When I see the hunters' pets being 4th and 5th in threat after our 3 tanks I can guess pain is coming my way and it did :(
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Dear Steve, I'm considering a rent-to-own program where a realty company will buy a home for me and I will pay for 14 months while I repair negative credit. After 14 months, I will buy the house at a locked-in price. Does this sound legit? I'm a single parent making $70,000 a year but am having trouble coming up with a down payment, plus I have past credit and tax issues. Since this is now a buyer's market, I thought I'd better act. -- Stephanie
Dear Stephanie, The vast majority of these programs are legit and there's no reason to suspect the company that you mentioned (but is not named here) would not be on the up and up. In fact, we're hearing more and more from potential buyers these days about such rent-to-own arrangements because they're typically offered by real estate companies as a way to jump-start activity in sluggish real estate markets.
A big selling point for rent-to-own, also called "lease-to-own" and "lease-purchase," is that the lender usually requires little or no down payment and will carry a mortgage you may not be able to get on your own. In some cases -- not in yours from what you describe -- the buyer gets to "test-drive" the house and neighborhood without a long-term commitment while getting a feel for the joys and obligations of homeownership. You'll probably be expected to handle maintenance on the house during the lease portion, by the way.
As part of the rent-to-own arrangement, a tenant typically agrees to pay above-market rent (20 percent and upward) over a set period to build up the equivalent of a down payment with the excess. The buyout price at the end of that period is usually at least 110 percent of the price the investor or company originally paid for the house.
Yes, you will be locked into a purchase price, though that may not be the plus it was five years ago when values were soaring. In fact, values may not improve at all in the next year and some may even continue to drop. If they do drop, then in late summer 2008 you'll be buying at yesterday's higher prices.
There is another caveat. The 14-month period you're given may not be long enough to sufficiently repair your credit to qualify you for a lower mortgage interest rate. Realtors who are experienced with these transactions say a two-year period is better in a program that also includes credit counseling. Many would-be buyers, they say, discover they can't sustain the high payments in the long term for the same reasons they couldn't buy outright in the first place. That begs this question: If you're going to summon the discipline to clean up your credit over a given span, why not start now and position yourself to buy conventionally instead of risk losing that added premium you'll be paying each month?
By the way, I much prefer a lease-option arrangement where you retain the legal right to purchase the property after a given period but aren't expressly required to buy it. Some won't accept those terms; others will. Incidentally, some of these programs' terms are much more flexible than they were a few years ago now that buyers have more leverage. Don't be afraid to negotiate a better deal.
Good luck on getting into your own dream home. But be prudent and realistic in the process!
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I'm still working on Muslin 3.0 for my new dress - I think I finally have the bodice measurements down and I've decided what to do about the sleeves. But now I have to adjust the collar because after making so many tiny changes to the front of the dress the the collar isn't quite as curved as I'd like. Ugh, but once I finish the collar I can attach the skirt and Muslin 3.0 will be finished and ready for the real thing!
All this work has got me thinking about the supplies I use so often for pattern making. Some people have asked about my process so I thought I'd share a little list of my most utilized tools when making patterns - in no particular order:
- French curve set. I own more than these but these two are the ones I use most. French curves are designed to mimic curves on the body - think arm holes, neck openings, hip curves, etc. They all have a curved part at one end that straightens out at some point. Some sets have ruler markings. Mine don't but they still work. I found mine in the art section at Joann.
- Clear acrylic ruler. I didn't realize mine was upside down when I took the picture, oops! Good for drawing straight lines and making seam allowances on straight lines.
- Is not shown because I couldn't find it - a protractor. I find this most useful when I'm transferring patterns from paper to the computer and I need to know exact angles of lines but It's also helpful with darts and shoulders and even sleeves when the seam angles need to match.
- Tape measure - obviously you need one for measuring yourself but it is also good for measuring curves on pattern pieces. A thin bendy ruler also works for measuring curves, too.
- Short ruler. I think this has some sort of technical name but I don't know what it is, ha! Useful for seam allowances on curves and general short measurements.
- Taylor's chalk. Necessary for making marks on fabrics.
- Pen. Necessary for making marks on paper pattern pieces.
- Tracing wheel. Good for making copies of garments or pattern pieces without having to draw.
- Calculator. Or in this case, the calc app on my phone - or just my brain! Pattern making uses SO MUCH MATH. Ugh. Doubling seam allowances and quadrupling widths and shortening hems, oh my! I never thought in my life I'd be using this much math on a regular basis. When the equations get complicated it is good to have a calculator.


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Towards the end of the year, a whole lot of Americans are going to start losing their buying power, which necessarily means less economic activity and a weaker overall economy.
An extraordinary amount of personal income is coming directly from the government.
Close to $2 of every $10 that went into Americans' wallets last year were payments like jobless benefits, food stamps, Social Security and disability, according to an analysis by Moody's Analytics. In states hit hard by the downturn, like Arizona, Florida, Michigan and Ohio, residents derived even more of their income from the government.
By the end of this year, however, many of those dollars are going to disappear, with the expiration of extended benefits intended to help people cope with the lingering effects of the recession. Moody's Analytics estimates $37 billion will be drained from the nation's pocketbooks this year.
So, to review, the economy is already weak. Since the rules of supply and demand still exist, economic conditions improve when more people have more money to spend. Later this year, millions of Americans will have less money to spend, hurting economic demand when we need more demand, taking money out of the economy when we need to put more money into the economy.
"If we don't get more job growth and gains in wages and salaries, then consumers just aren't going to have the firepower to spend, and the economy is going to weaken," said Mark Zandi, Moody's Analytics chief economist.
This problem, of course, is easily preventable. Congress can extend these payments — jobless aid, food stamps, etc. — that would benefit the individuals and their families, while also helping the larger economy. But Congress can't do this, because Republicans don't want to.
This comes up quite a bit doesn't it? It would help the economy if Congress extended these benefits, but Republicans refuse.
It would help the economy if Congress invested in infrastructure, but Republicans are against this, too.
It would help the economy if Congress sent aid to states to prevent public-sector layoffs, but Republicans are against this, too.
It would probably help the economy if there were another payroll tax cut, but Republicans are against this, too.
It would help the economy if the Federal Reserve pumped more money into the economy, but Republicans are against this, too.
It would have helped the economy if Congress extended the TANF Emergency Fund last year, but Republicans killed it.
One might start to wonder if maybe helping the economy isn't really the GOP's top goal.
Every day, the right cries, "We have to move away from efforts to stimulate the economy, and begin to embrace austerity measures."
If only conservatives realized they're already getting their way.
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Recent history indicates that the GOP only supports austerity when there is a Democratic President. Once we get a Republican President, nelly bar the door! Spending and borrowing takes off!
Their only goal is to get Obama and the Democrats out of power.
Dead, or alive.
The ol' rule in Hell than serve in Heaven that they believe in.
So much for the argument that excessive borrowing has resulted in the recent job downturn. Some of these measures to get tax money into the economy have already been shut down, and with more to come, things will really go to hell.
I doubt very much that the average American voter will make the connection at the next election. All they will know is that Democrats are "in power" and things are going poorly. Too many people can't think at a higher level than a bumper sticker.
We talk an awful lot about how we should be pushing actual policies rather than trying to win (or at least compete in) the messaging war.
But Dems in general, and the WH and leaders in Congress in particular, need to be out there, repeating exactly what Steve says, in short, pithy sentences, over and over.
Conventional wisdom used to be that nobody paid attention in July and August. Well, anybody notice what happened the last two summers, first with the health-care bullsnit ("Death Panels!") and last year with the Teabaggers? -
"In states hit hard by the downturn, like Arizona, Florida, Michigan and Ohio, residents derived even more of their income from the government."
guess what, arizona rejected fed unemployment money and 20,000 people had their benefits cut off last month
Dennis Hoffman, a professor of economics at Arizona State University, says these benefits stimulate the economy. The governor's office asked him to look at the impact of continuing unemployment benefits and he determined it would bring nearly $200 million of direct and indirect spending to the state.But, Republicans like State Rep. Olson say reducing government spending on things like unemployment benefits will strengthen the state's economy.
"This is the one issue where as a state Legislature we had input on spending at the federal level," he says. "And we sent that message to Washington, D.C., that we have to put a stop to the spending."
Republican State Rep. Justin Olson says "My heart goes out to these individuals that have found themselves in difficult circumstances because of this recession but the reality is after a year and a half, one has to look at their individual circumstances, and evaluate what they're going to do in order to live within their means."The maximum amount unemployed Arizonans can get is $240 a week.
I like the idea of "strengthening the economy" (Republican-style) of those states that send mostly Republicans to the House (or two Republicans to the Senate).
Ordinarily I am not a fan of people who mimic me . Eddie Murphy though , is not to be trifled with ordinary home grown like and dislikes . In his brilliant portrayal of me , circa 1955 , where he displayed his raw locker room talent for mime I have only one itty bitty complaint . Of course it was the song he chose . Once , a long long time ago , it even made me think perhaps it was some other worthy he caricatured . However sense and caution rule the day , as always, and it was Earth that I landed on . As sure as I am of the source of mockery that moderately validates my existence , I also weigh in with confidence that the endless litany of proof that economic one oh one rock ribbed ground floor observations of DOOM , are just a cheeky way of providing hope .
Hope perhaps best demonstrated in the perspective of Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye (and please do not forget Rosemary Clooney , thank you) . Remembering their former commanding general who has invested all his savings and pension into his very own vacation lodge , just to be crushed by dim economic times (started no doubt by liberals) , or poor judgment from the heights of prudence .Foregoing any kind of earthly sense it is decided that Generals have it tooo durned tough . Discovering , quite by accident (no cell phones) , the poor doomed General's rejected attempt at rejoining the army , the throbbing heart of sentiment of the entire troupe is engaged to show the poor poor General that he isn't forgotten , or even broke .
I hold that if we can show as nation , with song and dance , our commitment to millionaires and billionaires the same love and devotion Rosemary Clooney , Bing Crosby , and Danny Kaye so ably and forcibly demonstrated to the neediest service men and women after the big war , (da generalissimo's) , that there is an Easter Bunny and no need to worry about those , "Supposedly" , worrisome details that overlook the travails of our poor under served millionaires and billionaires .
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Every day, the right cries, �We have to move away from efforts to stimulate the economy, and begin to embrace austerity measures.�
Didn't I read in the papers that we have a president who wants to cut $4 trillion and is not arguing for any meaningful stimulus?
Remind me of the national politicians arguing against austerity
One is left to wonder if the freshmen who're driving the GOP off a cliff that they're as chained to the national economy as the rest of us, and will go down just as quickly when they push it off the rails in 21 days time.
That is, provided they don't end up spooking the markets into an early panic and the chaos hits earlier than August 3rd.
All this is going on with nary a whimper from either Congressional Democrats or the White House. For all his supposed political genius, Obama seems to be remarkably tone deaf --in a way that remind me uncomfortably of George Herbert Hoover Bush.
Throughout the GDumbya/Darth Cheney years, the tax cut hysteria never really panned out. That's because it's an empty ideology; not a valid economic theory.
Instead, the economy headed south in fits and starts while the market kept its eye on "the consumer" because it understood that demand drives our financial system and markets.
Then, came 2007 and the truth began to emerge. The "consumer" had been fueling the economy through increases in personal debt, liar loans, over-leverage and tapping the value of their homes while prices sank.
All this happened while Chinless Mitch was supporting to unpaid-for wars, de-regulation of our financial institutions and an unpaid-for new Medicare benefit.
And please tell me just why is it that I should take anything or any of his tea-baggin' fellow republicans say seriously.
NYT: "In states hit hard by the downturn, like Arizona, Florida, Michigan and Ohio, residents derived even more of their income from the government."
Wow, and each state elected a complete asshole as governor. They are really going to be hating themselves come December.
Hopefully, maybe even they will get it through their thick skulls that conservatives don't give a shit about them and do the right thing in 2012.
A little aggressive messaging by Dems would go a long way to realizing that possibility.
Good post, Steve. Krugman has been saying this forever, not that anyone in DC listens to him. He has been right too often for them.
We need to start using the adjective "jobs-killing" whenever we refer to conservative policies and Republicans. As in, "jobs-killing" conservative policies, "jobs-killing" austerity measures, "jobs-killing" conservative politicians, "jobs-killing" tax cuts and so on.
Eventually, after many repetitions, it might start to penetrate the thick skulls of the voters who still imagine that that Republicans (that should be "jobs-killing" Republicans) have any interest in actions that would help 98% of their fellow Americans.
Shorter GOP: The beatings will continue until morale improves.
Texas Aggie are you saying that the average American is too stupid or too uneducated to vote Liberal. I would ask you folks where all this money is gonna come from. Wait lets just tax the rich and corporations more. When is the last time any of you got a job from an unemployed poor person getting as govt check? You folks are living the greek/european dream/nightmare, you just dont know it yet. Welcome to austerity land.
I don't know why the US government doesn't just give everyone a million dollars, "that would benefit the individuals and their families, while also helping the larger economy", right?
Those awful republicans don't want us to have a million dollars, vote them out! Who cares how high the debt goes, it's some rich guy's fault. Hey, let's take their money and distribute it amongst ourselves, god knows I don't want to work harder and I would prefer it if someone else works harder and sends me a check. Make it so, fearless democrats.
Bottom line: we've had 8 years of corporate welfare and tax cuts for the rich that the Job-killing Republicans (kudoes to PTate in MN) insist will stimulate the economy and it hasn't worked.
Didn't work when Hoover tried it in the late 20's. We came out of that Depression in part because Roosevelt put people to work fixing our infrastructure. Didn't work when Reagan tried this "voodoo economics" either. We came out of that recession when Clinton raised taxes on the rich and increased public spending.
That's why Republicans are rewriting and de-emphasising history in school; they don't want us to remember their failures.


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