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- Identification and Creation
- Object Number
- 1943.624
- People
James Abbott McNeill Whistler, American (Lowell, MA 1834 - 1903 London, England)
- Title
- The Storm-- Sunset
- Other Titles
Former Title: Stormy Sunset
Former Title: The Salute, Venice - Classification
- Drawings
- Work Type
- drawing
- Date
- 1880
- Culture
- American
- Physical Descriptions
- Medium
- Pastel on brown wove paper
- Dimensions
- 18.6 x 29 cm (7 5/16 x 11 7/16 in.)
- Inscriptions and Marks
- Signed: black and brown pastel, l.r.: butterfly monogram
- Provenance
- Louis Huth; Knoedler Gallery, New York; W. Macbeth; his sale to Grenville L. Winthrop through Martin Birnbaum, November 1937; his bequest to the Fogg Art Museum, 1943.
- Acquisition and Rights
- Credit Line
- Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Bequest of Grenville L. Winthrop
- Accession Year
- 1943
- Object Number
- 1943.624
- Division
- European and American Art
- Contact
- email@example.com
- Publication History
Thomas R. Way, The Art of James McNeill Whistler: An Appreciation, George Bell and Sons, Ltd. (London, England, 1903), p. 93
Mortimer Menpes, Whistler as I Knew Him, Adam and Charles Black (London, 1904), reproduced facing p. 18
Thomas R. Way, Memories of James McNeill Whistler, the Artist, John Lane Co. (New York, 1912), pp. 52 - 55, reproduced p. 52, no. 28
Denys Sutton, James McNeill Whistler: Paintings, Etchings, Pastels and Watercolors, Phaidon Press (London, England, 1966), no. 90, p. 193, reproduced in color as plate 90
Dorothy W. Gillerman, Gridley McKim-Smith, and Joan R. Mertens, Grenville L. Winthrop: Retrospective for a Collector, exh. cat., Fogg Art Museum (Cambridge, MA, 1969), p. 244
Geneviève Monnier, Pastels: From the 16th to the 20th Century, Skira/Rizzoli (New York, NY, 1984), pp. 53 and 55
Pierre Cabanne, Whistler, Crown Publishers Inc. (New York, NY, 1985), p. 89, ill.
Pierre Cabanne, Whistler, Marshall Cavendish Ltd. (London, England, 1985), p. 89, ill.
Robin Spencer, ed., Whistler: A Retrospective, Hugh Lauter Levin Associates, Inc. (New York, NY, 1989), pp. 176 - 177
Margaretta M. Lovell, A Visitable Past: Views of Venice by American Artists, 1860-1915, The University of Chicago Press (Chicago, IL and London, England, 1989), p. 55, fig. 60
Robert H. Getscher, James Abbott McNeill Whistler Pastels (New York, 1991), pp. 26,, 100 - 101, 178, 181, 186, no. 31
Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr., William H. Gerdts, Erica E. Hirshler, Fred Licht, and William L. Vance, The Lure of Italy: American Artists and the Italian Experience, 1760-1914, exh. cat., Museum of Fine Arts, Boston / Harry N. Abrams, Inc. (Boston, MA and New York, NY, 1992), p. 418
Margaret F. MacDonald, James McNeill Whistler: Drawings, Pastels and Watercolours: A Catalogue Raisonné, Yale University Press (U.S.) (New Haven, CT and London, England, 1995), p. 304 - 305, no. 808, reproduced
Dr. Alastair Grieve, Whistler's Venice, Yale University Press (U.S.) (New Haven, CT and London, England, 2000), fig. 140 (color), p. 117
Margaret F. MacDonald, Palaces in the Night: Whistler in Venice, exh. cat., Lund Humphries (Berkeley, CA and Los Angeles, 2001), fig. 60 (color), p. 54
Stephan Wolohojian, ed., A Private Passion: 19th-Century Paintings and Drawings from the Grenville L. Winthrop Collection, Harvard University, exh. cat., The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Yale University Press (New York, NY, 2003), p. 466, fig. 198
Stephan Wolohojian, Ingres, Burne-Jones, Whistler, Renoir... La Collection Grenville L. Winthrop, exh. cat., Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon and Réunion des Musées Nationaux (Paris, France, 2003), p. 482, fig. 1
Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr., American Watercolors and Pastels 1875-1950 at the Fogg Art Museum, brochure, Harvard University Art Museums (Cambridge, MA, 2006), checklist
Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr., Virginia Anderson, and Kimberly Orcutt, ed., American Paintings at Harvard, Volume Two, Paintings, Drawings, Pastels and Stained Glass by Artists Born 1826-1856, Harvard University Art Museums/Yale University Press (Cambridge, MA and New Haven, CT, 2008), p. 416-419, cat. no. 446, reproduced in color, p. 418
"Mr. Whistler's 'Venice Pastels'", The Queen (February 12, 1881), p. 171, mentioned p. 171
"Whistler's Wenice; or, Pastels by Pastelthwaite", Punch (February 12, 1881), p. 69, p. 69, referred to as "Boat Ahoy!"
"Mr. Whistler's Venice Pastels.", Pan (February 5, 1881)
[Unidentified article], The Whitehall Review (February 5, 1881)
"Mr. Whistler's Venice Pastels", Pictorial World (February 5, 1881)
"Art: Venice Pastels", The Observer [London] (London, England, February 6, 1881), supplement section, p. 1
"Mr. Whistler's Venice Pastels", The Times [London] (February 9, 1881), no. 30, 113, p. 4, mentioned p. 4
"Mr. Whistler's Venice Pastels", The Daily News [London] (London, England, January 31, 1881)
- Exhibition History
Venice Pastels, Fine Arts Society, London, 01/29/1881 - 04/01/1881
American Watercolors and Pastels, 1875-1950, at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University Art Museums, Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, 04/08/2006 - 06/25/2006
- Subjects and Contexts
Collection Highlights
Artstor Digital Library
Google Art Project
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Hiram E. McCallum
Hiram Emerson McCallum | |
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Preceded by | Robert Hood Saunders |
Succeeded by | Allan A. Lamport |
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Born | East Caledon, Ontario |
August 14, 1899
Died | January 13, 1989 Guelph, Ontario |
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Hiram Emerson McCallum (August 14, 1899 – January 13, 1989) was a mayor of Toronto, Ontario from 1948-1951. He was also a member of the Orange Order in Canada.
Born in 1899 at East Caledon, Ontario,[1] his first job was at The Mail and Empire newspaper as a clerk in the advertising department. From there, he started his own printing plant in 1931. Concern about pollution in Toronto's Eastern beaches caused McCallum to join a small group of other concerned citizens. Then in 1941, he became an alderman for Ward 8. From that start, he moved up (in 1946) to vice-chairperson of the city of Toronto's board of control. It was in 1948 that then mayor Bob Saunders resigned to become chairman of Ontario Hydro. McCallum thus became mayor.
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With his wife Margaret he had a daughter Dorothy and a son Bruce and he was the grandfather of four children. He died at the Guelph General Hospital in 1989.[2]
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I had a glass this evening and it really is special stuff. Well worth the 47 dollars. Definitely a distinctive and complex rye. Stands up to the 15 year old bourbon and something I'd happily purchase again.
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I had a glass this evening and it really is special stuff. Well worth the 47 dollars. Definitely a distinctive and complex rye. Stands up to the 15 year old bourbon and something I'd happily purchase again.
Agreed. I don't know if anything new was mingled in, but the flavor profiles he creates are nothing short of astounding. Considering we are all expecting that there is no possible way the next version could match the previous. We almost expect a let down but none comes. Not with ORVW 10, Lot B, Pappy 15, or the Rye.
I think it would be cool if Julian put out a bourbon or rye brand that was specifically a yearly profile. Something like the OFBB where every year a different profile is chosen. It would be fun to see where he would go if he could play outside the current Van Winkle profiles.
Okay, I'm confused. I have a "G" from a few years back and I bought an "A" yesterday. Any reason why they started over at "A" if it is the same tanked whiskey? If this was mentioned earlier I missed it and apologize. Shouldn't this year be "J"?
Yes, we started back on the "A"'s for this year's bottling-2008.
Gosh darn it, it's almost as if he's trying to get us even more worked up on purpose! :skep: I could see someone practically soiling their shorts when they came across a shelf full of A-series bottles, only to read later they were the latest release! :banghead: ....
You do know there's more than 10 letters in the alphabet right Julian? :grin: :lol:
Hey, no heckling Julian!
I'm sure there was a perfectly good reason for doing this, one that I hope he'll share with us.
Anything we might find notable to associate with the restart of the letters, Julian?
I'm still judiciously sipping my I bottle, since I can't find any more of it where I am. The store I got it at was selling it for 30 bucks and the guy there told me he sure wasn't getting any more of it.
So how old is the new "A" bottling??
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Playing Spoiler The Boston area is home to the World Series champions and an undefeated pro football team. It could also, for the first time, be home to a college football team playing for the BCS championship. First-year coach Jeff Jagodzinski, quarterback Matt Ryan and the rest of Boston College try to continue their perfect season Saturday when they host Florida State. Oddsmakers from Bodog.com have made Boston College -6.5 point spread favorites (View College Football odds) for Saturday's game (Game Matchup). Current public betting information shows that 81% of bets for this game have been placed on Boston College -6.5 (View College Football bet percentages). The Eagles (8-0, 4-0 ACC) are ranked second in both the AP poll and BCS standings for the second consecutive week thanks to a come-from-behind 14-10 win over then-No. 8 Virginia Tech on Oct. 25. After being frustrated by a stingy defense for most of the night, Ryan threw a pair of touchdown passes in the final 2:11 to lift Boston College to its first 8-0 start since 1942. "Well, you know there's still time left on the clock,'' said Ryan, who likely cemented his status as a top Heisman Trophy contender despite throwing a pair of interceptions earlier in the game. "You know you still have a shot and you still got a chance. We've been in this situation so many times through the course of the year in practice and we've prepared ourselves really well.'' With only Ohio State in front of them in the rankings, the Eagles are in position to play for their first BCS title if they can win their four remaining regular-season games and the ACC championship contest. Playing in the same region as the Boston Red Sox, who won their second World Series in four years on Sunday, and the NFL's 8-0 New England Patriots is a situation their coach welcomes. "If you are mentioned in the same breath as the Boston Red Sox and the Patriots and the Celtics, I think it's nothing but positive," said Jagodzinski, who is the first BC coach to begin his career with eight straight wins since Joe McKenney led the Eagles to a perfect 9-0 record in 1928. Ryan also continues to build his case for becoming the Eagles' first Heisman winner since Doug Flutie in 1984. The senior passed for 285 yards against Virginia Tech - his third straight game throwing for at least that much. He has 19 TDs and only eight interceptions this year to go with a 61.0 completion percentage and a 304 yards-per-game average. "You have to play well and you have to continue to win,'' Ryan said of his Heisman hopes. "If it works out, it'll be great. If not, hopefully we can continue to win games.'' Ryan led the Eagles to a 26-16 win over the Seminoles at Tallahassee on Oct. 26, 2006. His numbers were pedestrian, as he went 16-for-26 for 262 yards and one interception, but BC's defense forced three turnovers in the victory. However, Florida State (5-3, 2-3) is the last team to win at Boston College, having beaten the Eagles 28-17 on Sept. 17, 2005, at Alumni Stadium. BC has won 16 consecutive home games since then. The Seminoles avoided a third straight loss with a dominant 25-6 home victory over lowly Duke last Saturday. Florida State gained a season-high 534 yards while limiting the Blue Devils to 49 yards in the first half and 222 overall. Now, the Seminoles face a daunting final four games of the regular season, with road games against No. 11 Virginia Tech and No. 18 Florida sandwiched around a home matchup with Maryland - which beat Florida State in 2006. "We've got Boston College away, Virginia Tech away, Maryland here and Florida away so you've got your highest-ranked teams ahead of you," said Seminoles coach Bobby Bowden, whose 371 career wins are two more than Penn State's Joe Paterno for the all-time lead. "Of course, Boston College is No. 2 in the nation so it gives us a chance to be the spoilers. You can remember how many years where we were ranked one, two, three, four and they would come in and be the spoilers. Well now, the opportunity is in our hands." Bowden had to deal with some controversy this week, suspending backup quarterback Xavier Lee for two games for violating the team's class attendance rules. The junior started three games for the Seminoles earlier this season, but Bowden gave the job back to Drew Weatherford prior to last week's win. Weatherford completed 35 of 47 passes for 339 yards and a touchdown against the Blue Devils. The completions and yardage were both season highs for the senior, who has thrown for 981 yards, five TDs and one interception in six games this year. Redshirt freshmen Christian Ponder and D'Vontrey Richardson back up Weatherford during Lee's suspension. by: Staff Writers - Email Us More NCAA College Football Coverage from theSpread.com - NCAA College Football public betting chart |


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Today, at age 56, he spends the concert season on tour: this fall he will travel to Europe, Latin America, Japan and Korea after performing next month with his daughter at the Chautauqua Institution in western New York. He is also recording works of Prokofiev with the Moscow Symphony.
He makes time for Everynote, he said, because he wants classical sheet music to be more widely available and affordable, but that doesn't mean he doesn't want to make money, particularly since he has invested $300,000 in the project. He hopes to attract buyers through his pricing: mostly under $5, for music that might cost 3 to 10 times as much elsewhere.
Mr. Zeltser does seem to have struck a chord with fellow musicians. Glenn Dicterow, concertmaster of the New York Philharmonic and a faculty member at the Juilliard School and the Manhattan School of Music, likened the site to an online music store like Apple's iTunes in its immediate gratification. ''If the teacher wants a student play a Beethoven sonata, the student can get started right away without having to go somewhere to fetch it,'' he said.
Furthermore, he said, students cannot use the excuse that music is unavailable, nor must they rely on library copies marked up by someone else.
And not only the more advanced students are affected. Lisa Muratore, a Dallas piano teacher who teaches children under age 10, had no idea who was behind Everynote when she replied to a promotional e-mail message by writing: ''This is a piano teacher's dream. Now we don't have to buy an entire book just to get one piece.''
Mr. Zeltser plans to introduce other instruments, voice, chamber music, orchestral works and new composers as fast as he can scan. Bowing to requests from site visitors, he will add the classical guitar next, although he he was surprised to find that the classical guitar seems more popular than the flute.
So far responses have come mostly from people in the United States, Western Europe and Japan, but he has also received inquiries from China, Vietnam and Bulgaria. Technology has caught up with his ideas, but not e-commerce. Many of the musicians who crave classical sheet music use the Internet. They just don't have credit cards.
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In addition to Everynote, there are at least three other extensive online sources of digital sheet music: musicnotes.com, sheetmusicdirect.com and sunhawk.com.
The sites offer digital and mail order sheet music across a broad variety of genres and instruments.
Sheet Music Direct is a partnership between two major music publishing groups, the Hal Leonard Corporation in the United States and Music Sales in Britain, and advertises 10,000 digital titles. Musicnotes, based in Madison, Wis., claims 20,000. Sunhawk, begun by Seattle software developers, offers 30,000.
Not all titles are available at all sites, but as an example, Debussy's ''Clair de Lune'' costs $1.49 at Everynote, $1.95 at Sheet Music Direct and $4.95 at Musicnotes and Sunhawk. Nancy Beth Jackson
Photo: UP-TEMPO -- Mark Zeltser and his wife, Violetta, began building the Web site everynote.com in their Manhattan apartment. (Photo by Jennifer S. Altman for The New York Times)


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West Chester names dean's list students
Sunday, September 18, 2011
The following Delaware County residents were named to the spring 2011 dean's list at West Chester University.
Lauren E. Adamek of Boothwyn, a junior, is the daughter of Carl and Patricia Adamek. She is pursuing a bachelor's degree in earth and space science secondary education. Lauren has also been awarded the Sandra Pritchard Mather Geology and Astronomy scholarship.
Molly Aron of Upper Chichester, a sophomore, is the daughter of Larry and Diane Aron. She is pursuing a bachelor's degree in secondary education-English.
Anthony DiAngelo of Media is the son of Debbie and Mike DiAngelo. He is pursuing a bachelor's degree in history and German.
Megan DiGregory of Aston, a freshman, is the daughter of Nick and Kathy DiGregory. She is pursuing a bachelor's degree in English.
Matthew J. Rooney of Havertown is the son of Patricia Rooney. He is pursuing a bachelor's degree in early and middle grades education.
Ryan Monastra of Norwood, son of Carmen and Christine Monastra, graduated this year with a bachelor's degree in mathematics.
The dean's list recognizes degree seeking students who complete 12 or more hours in an academic semester and achieve a semester grade-point average (GPA) of 3.67 or better. Non-degree students, who complete a minimum of nine credits, have a GPA of 3.67, and no grade below a "B" in the semester are also recognized on the dean's list.
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Anthony Earl Gibbs of Philadelphia was awarded a master of science degree in organizational development and leadership by Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine at his Graduate Programs Commencement ceremony on July 29 at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia.
The son of Carol Gibbs of Secane and the grandson of Erdine Shepherd of Philadelphia, Mr. Gibbs earned a bachelor of science degree in business management from Pierce Junior College in 2009.
Rosemont names new dean
Rosemont College is pleased to name Dr. Dennis R. Dougherty as dean of the Schools of Graduate and Professional Studies. With nearly 20 years experience working in higher education, particularly with adult students, Dr. Dougherty will oversee Rosemont's graduate, accelerated undergraduate, and certificate programs.
"I am confident Dr. Dougherty will serve our graduate and professional students, faculty members, and staff well," said President Sharon Latchaw Hirsh, Ph.D. '70. "I look forward to working with him as we continue to enhance and expand our offerings for adult students."
The Schools of Graduate and Professional Studies have grown steadily since being established in 1986 and 1994 respectively. Approximately 500 students are currently enrolled in programs including counseling psychology, business, education, and creative writing. Courses are offered at the college's main campus, at Rosemont Downtown in center city Philadelphia, and online.
Prior to this appointment, Dr. Dougherty served since 2008 as interim dean for Graduate and Professional Studies at Cabrini College, where he was responsible for managing four on-campus academic programs and 23 off-campus sites. Before starting his tenure at Cabrini in 2000, he worked as director of the Weekend Program at Arcadia University and was an adjunct faculty member at Philadelphia University.
Dougherty succeeds the interim appointment of associate professor Paulette Hutchinson. His first day at Rosemont was Sept. 12.
DCCC offers workshop
Delaware County Community College will host a career workshop, Navigating Your Career in Challenging Times, a 10-week workshop beginning Monday from 6-8 p.m. at the Marple Campus, 901 S. Media Line Road.
The cost of the workshop is $114 for residents of sponsoring school districts and $163 for those in nonsponsoring districts.
Navigating Your Career in Challenging Times will teach participants how to manage their career. Group members will take the Myers-Briggs Personality Indicator and the Strong Interest Inventory to assess career satisfiers and occupational interests. The workshop, targeted to unemployed individuals or those still working who lack a sense of direction and focus, provides structure and support for men and women attempting to cope with the uncertainty of a changing job market.
Workshop designers and facilitators are Ruth Campbell and Will Miller. Campbell, a professor at the college, is a licensed professional and nationally certified career counselor. Miller is a college and career counselor who previously worked extensively in the information technology field.
According to Campbell, "The College knew that in the present climate, we needed to provide special assistance. Workers need to have a stronger career strategy than ever before. Going from job to job without a focus puts workers in a one-down position with very little security."
Counselors will use card sorts to identify motivated skills and personal priorities. In addition, participants will identify their strongest marketable skills and develop an individualized plan to move ahead proactively.
One-to-one consultation appointments with a group leader will be scheduled during the workshop. Sessions on how to network, construct the strongest possible resume and search for jobs effectively will be presented during the latter part of the workshop.
Space is limited and seats will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. To register, contact Lisa Fay at the Career and Counseling Center at 610-359-5324.


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A recent article on Slashdot.org brought to light an internal batting raging on about changes to the button layout on one of the Ubuntu skins. I found this really interesting because in reading the comments, you really get a sense of the arguments for and against changing a given feature in an overall design.
The comments on the Ubuntu UX feature are here:https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-themes/+bug/532633?comments=all
Does anyone know if there's a report about that estimates the total size of the usability/UX market. I managed to find one report that puts a figure on the UK market size, but can't seem to see anything about the global market.
Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone,
Back in December 2007, I posted a request onto IXDA for people's blog details and opml files ( http://www.ixda.org/node/15687 ).Well, over two years later I've finally done something with all the links you all sent me (plus a whole load more)!
I just posted about making design patterns work in practice on the Autodesk Designing the User Experience blog. I am curious to hear other stories about creating and using design patterns within a corporate or agency environment.
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Journal publication date | 10/1998 |
Journal | Brain and Cognition |
Issue | 1 |
Volume | 38 |
Number of pages | 13 |
Pages | 53-65 |
Original language | English |
Studies of phantom limb in cases of congenital (aplasic) absence of limb have provided inadequate evidence concerning the innate neurological substrate responsible for the phantom. In this study we review evidence from ultrasonic and behavioral studies of hand-mouth coordination in utero and in early infancy, neurobiological studies in primates, and studies of neural reorganization following amputation. We suggest two complementary hypotheses to explain aplasic phantoms. First, aplasic phantoms are based on the existence of specific neural circuitry associated with innate motor schemas, such as the neural matrix responsible for early hand-mouth coordination. Second, aplasic phantoms are modified by mechanisms that involve a reorganization of neural representations of the missing limb within a complex network involving both cortical and subcortical structures.


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US Open 2013: Dan Evans of Great Britain beats Kei Nishikori
- Venue: Flushing Meadows, New York
- Date: 26 August - 9 September
Coverage: Commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra, via the BBC iPlayer Radio app, BBC Sport website & BBC Sport app; updates on BBC Radio 5 live; live text commentary on BBC Sport website, app & mobile devices
British qualifier Dan Evans produced the performance of his career to stun 11th seed Kei Nishikori on the opening day at the US Open.
The 23-year-old from Birmingham, ranked 179th, outplayed the Japanese star in a 6-4 6-4 6-2 victory at Flushing Meadows.
Match stats
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Match time: 1hr 57 minutes |
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Aces |
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4 |
Double faults |
8 |
48 |
1st serve % |
54 |
76 |
1st serve win % |
64 |
51 |
2nd serve win % |
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42 |
Return points |
35 |
6/9 |
Break points |
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Evans, playing in his first Grand Slam main draw away from Wimbledon, will face Australian Bernard Tomic next.
And he will be optimistic of further progress as a superb run of form on North American hard courts rolls on.
The Briton, who by his own admission has had a poor attitude in the past, began converting his undoubted talent into results earlier this year, but victory over Nishikori is a major breakthrough.
"It's definitely a good one," said Evans. "That was pretty good out there to play so well and against someone so highly ranked.
"I felt pretty confident all through the week, and that was a good match. I wasn't worried."
Evans had too much variety for the Japanese player, with his sliced backhand and ability at the net helping him to what was in the end a relatively straightforward win.
After dropping serve early on, Evans fought his way back to level at 4-4 and broke once again with some fine volleying to grab the first set.
Evans had gone into the match with 14 wins behind him since heading to North America, and the winning habit served him well as the prospect of a huge upset loomed large in the second set.
After swapping breaks at the start, Evans appeared nerveless when he held to love at 4-4, and then broke for the set thanks to a vicious backhand slice that caught out Nishikori at the net.
Nishikori, 23, threatened a comeback at the start of the third but Evans saw off three break points and then broke to love - a lead he would not relinquish.
With Court 13 now bursting at the seams as passers-by edged into the alleyways to get a look at the first big upset of the tournament, Evans broke for the sixth time to seal victory after one hour and 57 minutes.
"I have played so many matches it's sort of like every day is rolled into one at the minute," added Evans.
From sinner to saint?
"Evans has twice had his funding withdrawn by the Lawn Tennis Association as frustration about his attitude and lack of commitment came to a head, but things look to be changing. 'Every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future,' is the Oscar Wilde quote tattooed to his arm."
"I didn't really know it was Monday today, either. It's just been going on. So it's been a good trip, and a few more days left yet."
Evans has looked remarkably unruffled throughout his four wins in New York, and said: "I knew I was a good player, but I just hadn't put it all together.
"I was pretty calm today. It wasn't like that much of a big deal what was happening on the court. I wasn't nervous serving it out.
"I just played another good match. I've played some good matches for the last five weeks.
"I really want to go far in the tournament, win a few more matches like today, and I'm ready to play again."
It was the second win of the day for British players after 30th seed Laura Robson earlier beat Lourdes Dominguez Lino 7-5 6-0 on the nearby Court 13.
- Venue: Flushing Meadows, New York
- Date: 26 August - 9 September
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Kill the sceptics
Andrew Bolt
–, Tuesday, December, 25, 2012, (5:35am)
I guess I should be pleased after all to have been overlooked by DeSmogBlog in its list of climate change "deniers".
See, it turns out that Professor Richard Parncutt of the University of Graz believes those on it - including prominent scientists - should in many cases be put to death:
For years, hard-nosed scientists have been predicting global warming (GW) and its devastating consequences…
What will it take to get people to sit up and listen?
Much more would have happened by now if not for the GW deniers… For a long list of climate change deniers and their stories see desmogblog…
I have always been opposed to the death penalty in all cases, and I have always supported the clear and consistent stand of Amnesty International on this issue. The death penalty is barbaric, racist, expensive, and is often applied by mistake… Even mass murderers should not be executed, in my opinion. Consider the politically motivated murder of 77 people in Norway in 2011. Of course the murderer does not deserve to live, and there is not the slightest doubt that he is guilty. But if the Norwegian government killed him, that would just increase the number of dead to 78…
GW deniers fall into a completely different category from Behring Breivik. They are already causing the deaths of hundreds of millions of future people. We could be speaking of billions, but I am making a conservative estimate.
I wish to claim that it is generally ok to kill someone in order to save one million people. Similarly, the death penalty is an appropriate punishment for GW deniers who are so influential that one million future deaths can with high probability be traced to their personal actions…
Another counterargument is that we can never be sure that the predicted GW will happen, or that its effects will be as severe as predicted. But this is not a strong argument. The courts are used to dealing with uncertainty…
I don't want to be a saint. I would just like my grandchildren and great grandchildren, and the human race in general, to enjoy the world that I have enjoyed, as much as I have enjoyed it. And to achieve that goal I think it is justified for a few heads to roll. Does that make me crazy? I don't think so. I am certainly far less crazy than those people today who are in favor of the death penalty for everyday cases of murder, in my opinion. And like them I have freedom of speech, which is a very valuable thing.
But that freedom of speech that is so valuable must be denied to those who doubt man is heating the world catastrophically. They must pay with their lives for pointing out, for instance, that the world hasn't warmed for 16 years.
Truly, the global warming faith has become just the latest haven of the closet totalitarian - of those who in past times would have shipped the doubters and heathens to the gulag, the Inquisition, the guillotine or the death camps. For the betterment of humanity, of course. And to sate the lust for power of the inner circle.
The Professor's page has since been deleted, presumably by his university. Jo Nova is hosting an excellent discussion.
Reason is under attack, as is free speech. This call for executions is extreme, but it is simply an extension of the same punitive instinct that drives, say, the Press Council to hound sceptics into silence.
Be worried.
Enough with the comparison with another Austrian. Readers in comments below note Parncutt is from Australia, and has had certain difficulties with colleagues.
He is also a crusader on many other issues, and wishes reconciliation with everyone he doesn't actually want killed instead:
Have Your Say
Andrew seems by his criteria he only wants scientists reported. I think Tim Flannery should be reported at once for confusing PR spin plus these involved in the climategate emails are also guilty as sin.
"DeSmogBlog thoroughly investigates the academic and industry backgrounds of those involved in the PR spin campaigns that are confusing the public"
Tue 25 Dec 12 (06:17am)
Tue 25 Dec 12 (11:40am)
So you attack Andrew rather than the professor for his abominable statement. Do I understand that you tacitly endorse what the professor said? Do you want the death penalty for so-called "sceptics"?
It certainly sounds like it, or perhaps short of that, lifetime incarceration.
I wish to claim that it is generally ok to kill someone in order to save one million people.
That was Nick Champion's thinly disguised scheme.
A pox on these pathological scaremongers.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (06:28am)
Global Warming has passed religion. It is now a death cult. There are always people scared for themselves, their children and their children's children. The Mayan Armageddon is only the most recent nonsense. Add the Rapture, Heaven's Gate and disasters like Y2K. Global Warming like the Ice Age scare before it play to the real fears of otherwise reasonable good people, people often with no science. Sadly unlike Y2K, it will not go away for a long time. Under every rainy season is the fear of drought. We should be thankful that our fears can be assuaged by the UN taxing the richer countries and giving to the poorer dictatorships, while taking out fees for banking, administration and handling. As in all cults, the cult leaders are oblivious and in this case live at the seaside.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (06:39am)
Merry Christmas Andrew, & to all we G.W. 'deniers' & 'inconvenient questioners' out here in great unwashed land.
It is my feeling that much of the A.G.W. 'story' is a fascinating study- not of the climate, but of Human psychology.
some favorite quotes-
The urge to save humanity is almost always only a false-face for the urge to rule it.
— H L Mencken
..but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience. ~ C. S. Lewis
Tue 25 Dec 12 (06:41am)
"They are already causing the deaths of hundreds of millions of future people" --- So… one imagines, he must be vehemently opposed to abortion?
Tue 25 Dec 12 (06:43am)
Walking under the umbrella of Freedom Speech is a privilege. Making death threats to others who use freedom of speech is unacceptable. Seems there is one rule for the narrow minded! Professor Parncutt should know better - seek some help Sir.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (07:52am)
Dont worry its ok he is an academic
Dont worry its ok he comes from Barcelona
Dont worry its ok he is a Fabian
Dont worry its ok he has been peer reviewed
Dont worry its ok he will see women spared
Dont worry its ok he will run reeducation camps
Dont worry its ok he likes children
Tue 25 Dec 12 (08:00am)
An obscure blog threatening climate deniers, who cares? No one would have heard of it if you werent using it to maintain your facile arguments. Meanwhile the ice shelfs continue to melt.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (08:11am)
Tue 25 Dec 12 (10:46am)
LOL.. The ice shelves aren't "melting" they are breaking off.... It's what ice shelves do when they reach a certain size where they are too big and brittle to remain attached to the glaciers that create them.... If sea conditions change, so do the size of the ice shelves.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (11:08am)
So it's OK to promote murdering people because the blogs obscure. You have a curious view of morality. Have a merry Christmas anyway.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (11:15am)
Meanwhile the ice shelfs continue to melt.
You mean to say that the ice shelf's have never melted before?
OMG! Quick everyone, run for the hills, for we are all doomed - Arrrgh!!!
It really is a waste of time arguing with you sort of people. You think that it's OK to scare the pants off people, but it's not to reassure them that there's NOTHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY happening? Haven't you ever heard of nature climate variation?
The trouble with you scaremongers, is that you haven't lived long enough to remember catastrophic weather events of the past, and when told about them, simply dismiss them, because they weaken your own mindset about some form of impending doom.
You simply refuse to listen to any sort of counter argument regardless of how persuasive it might be, don't you?
Tue 25 Dec 12 (12:05pm)
Well, close your freezer door then!
Tue 25 Dec 12 (12:11pm)
Depends where you're looking col.s
North Pole melting, South Pole increasing.
Hang on that's been happening for centuries!
Tue 25 Dec 12 (12:32pm)
The University of Graz is the 2nd largest uni in Austria, so your suggestion that nobody would read the nutty professor's AGW zealotry is as risible as your suggestion that ice shelves are melting
Tue 25 Dec 12 (12:43pm)
If all the ice shelves melted, which is highly unlikely, the sea level rise would be about 150mm. So I suggest you relax and enjoy Xmas Day.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (02:28pm)
So you are in denial about Antarctica being at record ice extent levels?
Tue 25 Dec 12 (03:16pm)
I'm sure the good folks at the University of Graz will appreciate being called "an obscure blog".
The page was on the UniGraz website, idiot.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (03:34pm)
"Meanwhile the ice shelfs continue to melt."
Only in High summer you clown.
Guess what happens after this natural phase???
Tue 25 Dec 12 (03:58pm)
I presume you mean 'shelves'? Your spelling is as good as your science.
An Austrian should be VERY circumspect about saying such things, frankly.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (08:16am)
And they say that Hitler is dead.
It does however demonstrate that there are many pretend scholars in this world who have no right at all to the titles they use such as 'Professor'. How can such a a person be so totally ignorant of the many climatic disasters and eruptions that have happened throughout the billions of years history of this planet?
How can this man not know that we presently have the lowest global temperature for 280 million years. If he did know would he put it the massive cooling down to human activity?
Back to kindergarten Professor.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (08:27am)
Odd. Melbourne born. Attended Melbourne Grammar school. Physics/Music combination degrees. Subjects like pyschomusic? A serious fringe dweller in the worlds of both science and music.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (08:34am)
Professor Richard Parncutt of the University of Graz would have fitted in to the Third Reich rather comfortably. His passion for the CAGW belief system has clearly deranged his reason to the point that he argues against his own principles and against scientific evidence. He may well be one of the last to see the truth about the Earth's Climate mechanisms.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (08:50am)
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Wow, home grown despostism. Parncutt was born in Melbourne and went to Melbourne University. He dropped Physics and now focuses on preconditioning foetuses using music. Whose thoughts should your baby think, why Parncutt's of course.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (09:00am)
I looked him up. He's a Professor of Systematic Musicology, so he would obviously be a climate science expert.
Where in God's name do the Unis find these loonys?
Tue 25 Dec 12 (09:34am)
Unfortunately Herr Professor Parncutt appears to be an Australian. This is so embarrassing!
Parncutt is not popular with his colleagues either, it seems. He is an arrogant, fanatical whinging oddball by the sound of these extracts:-
"During the 1990s I (an Australian) applied for professorships in several different Canadian, American, British, German and Austrian universities without success. In most cases, the person who was offered the job was clearly less qualified that I am…."
"In recent years, I was repeatedly attacked by workplace colleagues with the apparent intention of forcing me to leave my department. The stated reasons were generally arbitrary, exaggerated, misleading or invented; the real reasons were presumably my cultural and disciplinary Otherness, coupled with envy of my research record, my interdisciplinary and international mobility, and my desire to promote transparency and high academic standards."
"To my astonishment, other colleagues not only failed to defend me – sometimes they even sided with the attacker/s. While many people were unsure what exactly was going on, they were also generally unwilling to be informed. Again, this is a subject statement, and readers may reasonable suspect me of being a bit paranoid."
"From 1999 to 2006 I was looking for financial support for an applied interdisciplinary project about racism and xenophobia that was supported by researchers in a range of disciplines at the University of Graz. Several major grant applications wereignored (evidently not even reviewed)."
Tue 25 Dec 12 (09:36am)
There are some very scary and irresponsible people about. Both sides of the climate change story need to be heard, not just the scary and hard to justify side.
Tue 25 Dec 12 (09:49am)
When I was a student (some 40+ years ago) a professor was a highly qualified academic in charge of a University faculty. Now it seems almost every second academic is a professor of sort sort or other.
I've seldom read such tripe as 'Professor' Parncutt's diatribe. Logic is not his strong suit is it?
Tue 25 Dec 12 (10:33am)
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April 20, 2015
Now anyone can DM you (if you let them)
Twitter opens up DMs for everyone, eliminating the need for mutual following.
Previously, if you wanted to send a Direct Message to the ice cream shop down the street about how much you love their salted caramel flavor, you'd have to ask them to follow you first. With today's changes, the ice cream shop can opt to receive Direct Messages from anyone; so you can privately send your appreciation for the salted caramel without any barriers.
Don't worry, it's opt-in. If you don't enable this, you won't get spammed by anyone that you're not already following.
April 18, 2015
First matters little
Tim Cook nails it, in an interview with Fast Company:
We weren't first on the MP3 player; we weren't first on the tablet; we weren't first on the smartphone. But we were arguably the first modern smartphone, and we will be the first modern smartwatch—the first one that matters.
First only matters if that's your dominant feature.
April 14, 2015
What's wrong with journalists
Travis Loose, writing on Medium, under the Society For Professional Journalists banner:
Citizen journalists are springing up everywhere, and in some cases they're skewing the definition of what actually makes a journalist, which is no good for a number of obvious reasons.
I don't know about you, but I haven't spent the past four years of my life accruing $40,000 in student loan debt just so I could compete against some blogger with zero journalistic training who Snapchats stories and calls it photojournalism, or posts grammatically atrocious, subjective columns on Medium and calls it reporting.
Hang on now, your point is that because you spent time and money you didn't have, you shouldn't be competing with people who didn't? That's not just whiny, that's downright stupid. There is absolutely nothing to gain by bashing citizen journalism, bloggers, or whatever you want to call people who add to the debate, the reporting, and to journalism. If you spent all that time and money wisely, you'd surely realize that you're not only well equipped to meet reality as it is (as opposed to what you might think it should be), as well as understand that you don't know everything.
The linked piece ends by declaring it is, in fact, what journalism is now. I'm sure you all are capable of coming up with a snarky comeback to that on your own.
April 13, 2015
Apple Watch and Macbook status report
Since so many of you are asking… I haven't ordered an Apple Watch because it's not out in Sweden yet, nor have I ordered the new Macbook, which officially launched on Friday last week (but never was in stock as far as I can tell). I intend to pick up both (black Sport, space gray 512 GB Macbook) when they're available, but I'm in no real hurry. Gone are the days when new technology defines me. A lot of people would do well to dwell on that, I think.
April 12, 2015
The PC market is shrinking
The PC market, as in typical computers mostly running Windows, is shrinking, and it's the big companies's fault. Engadget channels IDC and Gartner:
Both Gartner and IDC estimate that the computer market shrank between 5.2 to 6.7 percent in the first quarter of 2015, in part because many companies stopped upgrading from Windows XP. Simply put, many of the businesses that wanted to modernize already have – they're not propping up the market like they were for a good chunk of 2014.
No surprises there. Most traditional computers today are more than capable for most tasks, so why would the vast Office-running majority upgrade anyway? Add the tablets to that equation, and it's hard to be surprised.
Fantasy is still a stigma to some
Critically acclaimed novelist Kazuo Ishiguru speaking to Wired about writing fantasy:
"People are perfectly entitled to read my book and say they don't like it," he says in Episode 145 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast. "But if they're saying, 'I'm not going to read your book, despite having liked your previous books, because I hear there are ogres in it,' well, that just seems to me classic prejudice."
My piece Fantasy Confession springs to mind.
April 4, 2015
iPad turns five
The iPad was announced five years (and a day) ago, and that obviously sparked a bunch of features. In no particular order, some stories:
- iMore (Rene Richie)
- The Loop (Jim Dalrymple)
- Gizmodo (Adam Clark Estes)
- Ars Technica (Andrew Cunningham)
- Quartz (Dan Frommer)
I can always apologize tomorrow
The music has stopped for tonight. My wonderful P5 headphones are lying beside me, but I think the warm bed is a better choice past 1AM. It's what I tell myself, after whisky and a relaxed evening.
I've spent the evening reading and contemplating, with a few short discussions on Twitter to break up the longer and heavier pieces that were sitting in my Instapaper queue. It's a nice way to spend an evening, I enjoy it, and always wonder why I don't do it more often. The answer to that is obvious, of course: It's not productive.
Monica Gallagher screws the outlines
That title might've come out wrong… Anyway, writers (and people who'd like to be writers) like to read (and write, it seems) about their craft. If there's a general consensus today, it is that you have to sit down and outline, which obviously might or might not work for you. It's not the way it is for Monica Gallagher, who writes on Chuck Wendig's blog:
One thing I've always super struggled with when I'm writing is having no idea how this durn story is gonna end. I used to think writing was all about a pretty, sequential outline that your characters magically flowed through in a linear fashion, exactly how you intended them to. I've tried to write that way, and it's bored the potatoes out of me and everyone within a 50 foot radius. What I do like about writing, what keeps me going, is daydreaming about characters and the scenes and interactions they get involved in. I used to think this was must be the wrong way to do it – that's just a big ol' mish-mash that doesn't go anywhere. But if you trust in the scenes, and minimally nudge your characters as you listen to them, they'll get to an end.


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ANDREW J. BUSH was born February 27, 1829, in Hamilton county, Ohio, son of Abraham and Mary (Ester) Bush, who were of English and German extraction, respectively. They wree both natives of Virginia. Abraham Bush migrated to Warren county, Ohio, in 1800, locating at Lebanon. He served in the war of 1812, and after the war located near Madisonville, Hamilton county. He ws a farmer by occupation, in connection with which he raised fruits of all kinds. He died in 1832 of cholera. His wife died December 9, 1872. They were the parents of seven children, three of whom survive: Hannah, who married Joseph Martin, deceased; Alysanna, and Andrew J. Those deceased are: Conrad, George, Betsey and Ellen.
Andrew J. Bush spent his boyhood days on his father's farm. He received but a limited education in the public schools. On January 11, 1853, he was married to Emeline Master, daughter of Ephraim and Sarah (Gerrin) Master, natives of New Jersey, and to this union were born eight children: N. B., who resides in Dayton, Ohio; Anna M., who married Charles Stephens, a commission merchant of Cincinnati; Ida, who married Frank Kennedy, a farmer of East Norwood; Laura B; and four others that died in infancy. Mrs. Bush died April 20, 1893. Mr. Bush is one of the representative farmers of Indian Hill.
Dr. W. W. HIGHLANDS was born in Columbia township, Hamilton Co., Ohio, July 3, 1823, son of William and Sarah (Smith) Highlands. William Highlands was born in Pennsylvania, and came to Columbia township with his parents in 1803, residing there until his death in 1874. He was a member of the Methodist Church, and the Masonic Order. Politically he affiliated with the Republican party; by occupation he was a farmer, and he served as justice of the peace thirty years. His wife, who was a native of Nantucket, died in 1892. They were the parents of eight children -- four of whom -- Anna E., Lot, Mary E., and George -- are deceased. Those living are: Dr. W. W., the subject of this sketch; Hephizibah, who married John L. Galloway; John S., who has been principal of the Seventeenth District School of Cincinnati for more than thirty-five years, and Anna, widow of William Smith.
The Doctor obtained a public-school education, and after taking a three-years' course at Parker's Academy, Clermont county, Ohio, taught school three years. His professional training was begun under the preceptorship of D. Jones, of Montgomery, Ohio, and finished in the Ohio Medical College, from which he graduated in 1850. During the Civil war he was employed in the United States Hospitals three years. He first began practice at Newtown, in 1849, and is therefore one of the oldest physicians in the Miami Valley. He has uniformly enjoyed an extensive practice, and is among the best known citizens of the community. On November 30, 1853, he married Anna M., daughter of Hiram and May A. (Jones) Bodine, and to this union eight children were born: Nettie A., formerly a student in the Wesleyan Female Seminary, Cincinnati; Ami I., who was a student in the same college, married to Robert M. Crone, Newton, Ohio; Lulu M., a graduate of Woodward High School and a teacher in Avondale; William B., a clerk in the comptroller's office of the Queen & Crescent railroad at Cincinnati, formerly a student at Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio; and Arthur, Fred, Eliza and an infant child, all deceased. The Doctor and his wife are members of the Methodist Church, and he is connected with the Masonic Order. He has been a member of the Newtown board of education, and represented Hamilton county in the Sixty-fifth General Assembly of Ohio.
JOHN S. STRICKSEL was born in Bavaria, Germany, December 25, 1834, son of John and Catherine (Klein) Sticksel, who were parents of five children: John S.; Elizabeth, who resides in Germany; Casper, of Campbell county, Ky., deceased; Eva, and Susan, both also deceased. Their father, who was a farmer and a merchant, died in 1870, and his wife in 1845.
Source: History of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, [Ohio], S.B. Nelson & Co. Publishers, 1894; page 951.
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PINGREE — An early morning fire Sunday destroyed approximately 600 tons of hay and straw near 1025 South 1500 West. The Blackfoot Fire Department responded to the call at 2:30 a.m. Sunday. They were assisted by the Springfield and Aberdeen Fire Departments. Eleven firefighters and two engines with three water tenders responded. The last unit cleared the scene at 12:50 p.m. Sunday. The hay belonged to Val Carter of Pingree and the loss is estimated to be near $115,000. The cause of the fire is under investigation and is currently being called suspicious.
POCATELLO — The Ag Expo opened Tuesday with over 125 exhibitors at Holt Arena on the Idaho State University campus in Pocatello. The Ag Expo continues from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to noon on Thursday. The Potato Conference is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Pond Building on the ISU campus. Park at Holt Arena and ride the free shuttle bus. The public is welcome. Admission is free. At least 100 seed potato producers met Tuesday afternoon in Clarion Inn in Pocatello to study seed potato production.
BLACKFOOT — The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the Snake River Plain including Blackfoot, Pocatello and Idaho Falls in effect from 10 p.m. this evening through Thursday afternoon. The Winter Weather Advisory is for wind and blowing snow. Winds are expected to increase to 30 mph late tonight and remain strong through Thursday morning. Snowfall is forecast to begin around Wednesday afternoon. A series of winter storms are expected to work across Idaho this week dropping heavy snow in the mountains and bringing rain and snow to the valleys.
Blackfoot Police Items from Jan. 11-13 FLOWER POT: Jan. 11, 2:28 p.m.: A caller said someone threw a flower pot through their front window. ON THIN ICE: Jan. 12, 5:39 p.m.: A caller said there are three children on the ice at Jensen Grove. SHOPPING FOR WOMEN: Jan. 12, 5:51 p.m.: A woman said there is a man at Ridley's that is stalking women. She said he followed her though the store and she was uncomfortable so she asked someone from the store to escort her to her vehicle. She said he has an accent and is approaching women who are walking into Ridley's alone.
FIRTH — Two Firth High School graduates who are now Bingham County deputy sheriffs addressed bullying and sexting at a school assembly on Monday. They addressed students from the high school, the middle school and about 30 parents. The intent of this assembly was to educate students, said Bingham County Sheriff's Deputy Burkam Burnett. Addressing the students, Burnett said, "Parents are responsible for you until you are 18 years old. Before you do something, think, 'would I do this in front of my parents?' Whatever you do must be reported to your parents, he said.
BLACKFOOT — Nikki Asher knew she needed to change her life. She had seen family members suffer from complications related to obesity and diabetes and she had been overweight her entire life, trying various diets and exercise to no avail. Last year she decided to have adjustable gastric banding surgery—Lap-Band—performed by Dr. Anthony Davis at Bingham Memorial Hospital. The Lap-Band system reduces the stomach's capacity, restricting the amount of food able to enter the stomach.
BLACKFOOT — The first major winter storm is set to arrive in Eastern Idaho late tonight and persisting through the weekend, bringing heavy snow to the mountains and a mess of rain and snow to lower elevations. Very strong and possibly damaging winds will accompany the storm, causing blowing and drifting snow. Current forecasts call for winds of up to 33 mph tonight and as high as 46 mph Saturday night.
 THOMAS – Elementary teachers from Southeastern Idaho spent Saturday attending an Invent Idaho workshop. Teachers were from Snake River, Shelley, the Idaho Science and Technology Charter School (ISTCS) and Pocatello. The workshop is designed to help students "think outside the box." "As teachers, we try to inspire creative thinking as a springboard to inventive thinking," presenter Beth Brubaker said. "The first thing we teach kids is problem finding."
Editor's Note: The woman in this story requested that we only use her first name. BLACKFOOT — "I just couldn't watch her drown. There was an overwhelming feeling that I needed to do something now." That's why Ann went against everything she has been taught about the ice. On Nov. 29 she went to Jensen Grove with her three schnauzers to feed some leftover popcorn to the ducks. Two of the dogs were on a leash with the third allowed to roam. "I let the one that usually minds the best just run free," she said. She came to regret that decision.
BLACKFOOT — An envelope containing a tax payment and a white crystalline substance set off a four-hour lockdown Friday afternoon at the Bingham County Courthouse. The substance was discovered sometime mid-morning Friday, prompting the lockdown at noon. The Region Six Hazardous Materials Response Team was called in to assist with handling and testing the substance.


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Paddle through the Haunted Swamp at the Oak Harbor pool
The John Vanderzicht Memorial Pool will become possessed for a couple of hours Friday night.
The popular swimming pool will become a Haunted Swamp where families man inflatable rafts and paddle their way through a floating haunted house.
"We have some scary surprises as they ride around the pool," said Bill Walker, executive director for North Whidbey Park and Recreation District. The Haunted Swamp takes place Friday, Oct. 26, from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the John Vanderzict Memorial Pool, located at 85 SE Jerome St., Oak Harbor. Cost is $3 per person and $6.75 per family.
The park district is also organizing its first Doggie Costume Contest at the Clover Valley Off Leash Dog Park. The contest takes place Sunday, Oct. 28 from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. Prizes will be awarded to the best dressed pooch.
The Costume Fun Run takes place Wednesday, Oct. 31 from 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. It begins at the Windjammer Park camping area and ends at Angelo's Caffe on Pioneer Way in time for trick or treating.
For more information,call 675-7665.
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