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The New York Mets have been much more active in shopping Davis, whose OPS has declined from .925 to .771 to .661 since 2011. The Mets spoke to the Brewers earlier this week and talks went nowhere when they asked for pitcher Tyler Thornburg, but that doesn't mean discussions can't be revisited.
Finally, there's Smoak. If the Mariners loved what he brings to the table, they wouldn't have gone out and acquired Morrison. Seattle's first base-DH glut will be eased somewhat if manager Lloyd McClendon can play Hart in the outfield and divvy up the first-base and DH at-bats between Hart and Smoak. But it won't shock anyone if Smoak is dealt before spring training. Like Davis, he's a prime candidate for a change of scenery.
The Mariners gave Morales a $14.1 million qualifying offer in November, and you have to wonder if he's going to sincerely regret declining it.
With Hart, Morrison, Smoak and Jesus Montero in the mix, the Mariners are awash in first base-DH types, so they no longer have a place for Morales. He makes more sense for the Angels, who need a hitter to replace the departed Mark Trumbo. But the Angels appear more interested in Raul Ibanez and Eric Chavez, who'll be cheaper and won't require them to surrender a draft pick as compensation.
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PANAMA — The Panama Lady Razorbacks softball team will get a chance to defend their Class 2A state title this weekend. However, it was a little harrowing if that chance was going to present itself.
After Wyandotte defeated Panama 6-0 in the first Class 2A Regional Tournament title game, the Lady 'Backs found themselves against the wall — needing to win, or go home.
WISTER — Last Friday, things were not looking too promising for the Wister Wildcats baseball team to keep the streak alive of seasons at state. At that moment, the streak stood at five.
After the 'Cats lost the Class A Regional Tournament title game 11-0 to host Rattan, they had to beat Tushka for a second time to make state as consolation champions.
With the game tied 2-2 in the seventh inning, senior Tyler Gibson hit a two-run home run to propel the Wildcats to a 4-2 victory — and make it six straight seasons at state, dating back to May 2010.
Last year, the Poteau Pirates football team suffered a heartbreaking 59-56 shootout loss on the road against the Fort Gibson Tigers. That taste of defeat did not sit well with current senior lineman Trevor Shankle.
The Poteau Pirates freshmen football team had its stiffest test, or so it was appearing to be, Tuesday night at Costner Stadium when the Vian Wolverines came to town. While the Wolverines were trying to hand this bunch their first-ever loss, the Pirates had other ideas.
Even with freshman, and current varsity, running back Roger Barcheers in street clothes on the sideline, the Pirates did not miss a beat as they routed the Wolverines 41-6.
Although the high school football playoffs will not start until Nov. 9, for all intents and purposes they have now started for the Arkoma Mustangs (1-4, 1-3 in District C-4).
"The playoffs have started for us," said Mark Weatherton, Arkoma's coach. "We need to win or we're probably done."
The Mustangs lost their third straight district game last Friday night at Mustang Field, falling 53-8 to Southwest Covenant.
The Heavener Wolves football team was in perhaps the best game from a fan's perspective so far this season. The Wolves ended up being in a shootout last Friday night on the road against the Roland Rangers, who ended up prevailing 40-32.
"Offensively, we played pretty well," said Carl Lee, Heavener's first-year coach. "Defensively, we struggled a bit at times in our secondary. From a fan's standpoint, it was an pretty exciting game. From a coach's standpoint, it was a game in which I was trying to not get a heart attack."
If ever there was a golden opportunity to get a victory during this 2012 football season, Friday night may be the night for the Panama Razorbacks.
The Hogs (0-5, 0-2 in District 2A-6) will travel to meet the Antlers Bearcats (0-5, 0-2) at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
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There are many opinions that matter: those of my wife, my brother and my children, for example. I'd take Teresa's advice over the entire Dewey Square contingent any day -- well, perhaps except for Jill Alper's.
If I choose John Edwards, it's because I will choose him. It's because I will feel that he is the right person for the job. The man who can complement my strengths and soften my weaknesses, whatever those may be.
It won't be because the New York Times and Joe Klein and David Rudd and Tom Oliphant think he'll save our party. (Incidentally, anyone who says I'm afraid of being overshadowed by a young, charismatic guy has never considered my relationship with David Wade.)
I thought reporters were unimaginative BEFORE this process started. I cannot believe how often Jodi, Matea, and Ed ask me the same five questions about this again and again, as if they are suddenly going to get me to give something up, or as if the comments and jokes are suddenly humorous or interesting.
And don't get me started on the local reporters!
I've stayed true to my plan -- we have run a confidential process, with very little floating around about Nunn's gay rights record or corporate boards, and the names of a few of the people I've considered haven't surfaced at all.
But this cloak and dagger stuff of secret meetings and shuttling in and out is so silly -- one can meet with people without the press knowing -- and I have.
Bill Clinton, a fellow who knows a little bit about picking vice presidents, has told me often that the only criterion that matters -- the only one -- is that I gotta be able to trust the person I pick. Trust. I cannot be looking over my shoulder. I should never, as president, have to think for one minute, that my vice president is working at cross purposes from me.
I get it.
Can Dick Gephardt stand toe-to-toe with Dick Cheney and discuss foreign policy during their debate?
Can Dick articulate my domestic policies?
Can I trust Dick's staff completely? (Man, that Elmendorf is dogged . . . )
Can I completely trust Dick Gephardt?
Does my family like him?
Am I confident enough in my chances that I don't need to choose someone with a golden smile?
Would he be seen as the middle class son of a Teamster who has faced the real problems of everyday people through several generations, or as a tax-loving Washington insider who was born in a suit?
Or I must ask these questions:
Do I need to rile up my base any more? Do Democrats need any more convincing to vote against George W. Bush?
Do I need to choose someone whom I don't trust completely?
Do I need to cede back foreign policy and anti-terrorism credentials to George W. Bush?
My team insists they can stage a Midwestern battleground state tour, successfully launching anyone I want to choose and getting us good coverage.
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On the 59th birthday of Gary "The Kid" Carter, I found myself reminiscing about my childhood hero growing up and playing baseball in Canada. Here is the Hall of Fame induction speech from Gary Carter from that historic day in 2003 when he donned a Montreal Expos hat in Cooperstown. Gary Carter National Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Day Speech "Wow. Are you having fun? Thank you, Jane, and thank you, Bud. You know that feeling as a kid, when you go into a candy store for the first time? All you can do is smile and just stand in awe. Well, this kid is in the candy store today. Cooperstown, where all dreams come true. Can you feel it? It is so sweet. There are so many people to thank today that have influenced my life and my career. I've been told by the other Hall of Famers that I have a time limit. 20 minutes. Those of you that know me, this is gonna be difficult. Alright. I have a tendency to elaborate at times, so I am gonna try to do my best. Just bear with me. I would be remi...
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Raffi Torres scored a goal with less than 20 seconds left to allow the Vancouver Canucks to earn a last-minute 1-0 win in Game 1 against the Boston Bruins Wednesday night. That narrow victory gave the Canucks a 1-0 series lead and an opportunity for fans to celebrate, but that contest didn't necessarily provide a lot of insight into how this series might work out.
Post-game press conferences are often the place where coaches and players spout cliches and empty compliments to their opponents, with maybe a vague injury update dropped in here and there. That being said, they are often our best opportunity to take the pulse of winners and losers alike. Let's take a look at some of the Game 1 reactions from both sides.
- Bruins coach Claude Julien said he didn't see footage of Alex Burrows biting Patrice Bergeron, but said it was "a classless move" if the allegations are true. (Which they are, of course.)
- NBC caught up with Ryan Kesler after the game, which you can see in this video. Kesler added another bullet point in his Conn Smythe resume when he created as Johnny Boychuk turnover and then sent a great pass to Jannik Hansen, who set up Raffi Torres for that game-winning tap-in goal.
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- Tim Thomas was outstanding in Game 1, but Roberto Luongo came out on top in that goaltending duel by stopping all 36 of the shots that he faced. Here's what he said after Vancouver's 1-0 win.
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- bcjim - Jun 2, 2011 at 9:19 AM
Pfft. Don't stick your filthy glove in his mouth then you jerk, and you won't get bitten.
- dongaudreau - Jun 16, 2011 at 4:10 PM
Yeah, that's what OJ said. If nicole didn't stick her dirty neck in my knife, it wouldn't have happened. Get real!
- govtminion - Jun 2, 2011 at 9:20 AM
I can haz cheezeBergeron? Nom nom nom.
- dongaudreau - Jun 16, 2011 at 4:11 PM
Wow, what a comedian.
I think that chance has passed and Patrice is now busy celebrating.
- jpelle82 - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:38 AM
my five year old got sent home from kindergarten for biting a kid one time. hopefully that little bitch burrows gets a game or two for his behavior. if you're gonna act like a child you should get treated like one…go sit in the corner. that being said, i was impressed by the canucks' physical game last night. they refused to be pushed around (see rome laying out lucic behind the net). the diving (henrik and erhoff) has got to stop though vancouver…its the finals and you look like fools flopping around on the ice on national television, have some pride, this is a man's game.
- jpelle82 - Jun 2, 2011 at 11:39 AM
oh and kesler was off-side
- deepthreat - Jun 4, 2011 at 8:02 PM
No he wasn't. (Bruins fan here…) I thought he was, too when I watched it live at full speed. But when I froze the video, he was onside by maybe an inch. Great call by the linesman.
- habsman - Jun 2, 2011 at 7:06 PM
The Bruins calling ANYONE classless is enough to make me throw up.
- dongaudreau - Jun 16, 2011 at 4:15 PM
Well, that's OK, you can go vomit on the burning cars torched by all those classy Cunucks fans.
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Along with a fitness center, this smoke-free hotel has a 24-hour business center and coffee/tea in the lobby. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk and free newspapers.
Room Amenities
All 70 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and LCD TVs. Cable TV, coffee makers, and free newspapers are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A 24-hour business center is on site. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This McGraw hotel also offers a fitness center, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Days Inn Cortland / McGraw is a smoke-free property.
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Total number of rooms - 70
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free WiFi
- 24-hour front desk
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour business center
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast each morning.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10.00 per night.
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 3
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Pet fee: USD 20 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night


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The casual menu of soups, salads, wraps, stir-fries, curries, and skewers celebrates the billion-year high-school reunion of Pangaea by integrating a panoply of Indian, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean cuisines. Wraps are stuffed with delectable edibles such as Korean-style steak ($8.25), which is marinated, grilled, and lovingly swaddled in naan or roti flatbreads and served with a side of Thai fries, kimchi slaw, Cool Beans salad, or salad. Wok wranglers can lasso sumptuous stir-fry or curry plates with their choice of meatilicious proteins or vegetarian chewables. Lap up a luscious Bombay Tomato Butter plate with chicken ($8.50), or inject taste buds with the Thai Jungle Curry with vegetables and tofu ($8.25), a piquant concoction of coconut red curry, lemongrass, and coquettish glances.


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Grab the skis because Bill O'Reilly is once again claiming that the U.S. is on the course of a slippery slope. And it's all because of equality for same-sex couples, of course.
Framing his argument around the recent win in Utah for polygamous relationships, Billo points his finger at marriage equality for causing what he thinks is the "fundamental dissolution" of marriage in the U.S.
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Oh Please the only thing about marriage is that most people getting married are delusional in thinking it won't lead to divorce. 4 out of 5 in under 5 years. With those odds, it would be cheaper to just start with the divorce.


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Entries Tagged 'Hildebrand' ↓
Team Steve!
December 5th, 2014 — Cartoon, Hildebrand, Steve Hickey
Is Steve Hildebrand considering a run for mayor?
November 27th, 2012 — Elections, Hildebrand, Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls Mayor Race
Steve is no stranger to local politics, he helped with getting Huether elected, he was the force behind the BID group and he helped get President Obama elected as his deputy campaign manager. Steve is no fan of Huether and once said to me,
"I will do anything I can to make sure Huether is not re-elected."
No love lost between the two I guess.
I received an email this afternoon that Steve may be considering running against the mayor in 2014 from a reliable source. I hope Steve commits, it could make for an interesting campaign season next fall.
New political coffeehouse opening Friday morning in SF?
May 30th, 2012 — Food, Hildebrand, Sioux Falls
There has been a lot of talk about a new coffeehouse in downtown Sioux Falls;
I am proud to announce the beginning of Josiah's Coffeehouse & Café, opening this Friday morning at 6 am here in Sioux Falls.
Located in the new Lumber Exchange Building, home of CNA Surety on the East Bank of Downtown, we offer phenomenal coffee, a long list of espresso drinks and a full menu of made-from-scratch bakery items. We also have a full menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner – including unique salads, wraps, grilled Panini sandwiches and personal pizzas.
Our website is live if you want to see more – www.josiahscoffee.com.
Our menu can be found at www.josiahscoffee.com/our-food/josiahs-menu/.
We are open:
Mon – Thurs, 6 am-8 pm
Fri – Sat, 6 am – 10 pm
Sun, 8 am – 3 pm
And don't forget, Friday night, across the street from Josiah's at 8th & RR Center, is the first Downtown Block Party of the summer – from 6 am – 10:30 pm. Great food and entertainment will take place there. Stop by Josiah's for pizza or other dinner items or coffee and our signature coconut cupcakes.
Saturday morning, come downtown to visit two great Farmer's Markets – one at the Falls and one at 8th & RR.
Great things happening downtown.
All my best.
Steve H.
I talked to a politician this morning who contemplated the idea of starting a non-partisan political breakfast club at Steve's place, I like the idea, you never know? Even Ellis was talking about it today.
To heck with politics, I'm opening a coffeehouse
March 8th, 2012 — Food, Hildebrand, Sioux Falls
I got this email from Steve Hildebrand yesterday, I wish him the best of luck, but I will say this, there is probably more money in politics then there is in selling scones;
Early this summer, I will be opening Josiah's Coffeehouse and Café in the new CNA Building on the Historic Eastbank of Downtown Sioux Falls. Named in honor of one of the key founders of Sioux Falls, Josiah Phillips, the coffeehouse and café will offer fantastic coffee from Seattle's famed Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Company and homemade fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A warm, inviting atmosphere, the best coffee in Sioux Falls and fresh-baked goods will be our signature.
Below is an article that ran this morning by the Sioux Falls Business Journal on Josiah's.
Once we open in early summer, I hope you will visit us on the Eastbank and give our coffee and food a try.
Thanks much.
Steve Hildebrand
Owner/General Partner
Build it up your ass!
July 12th, 2011 — Cartoon, Event Center, Hildebrand, Sioux Falls
Sometimes Beck and I have the same suspicions . . .
October 10th, 2010 — Event Center, Hildebrand, Sioux Falls
I have been wondering about this for awhile;
Skeptic that I am, I have to ask: Why the sudden energy behind a downtown location? And why now?
Could money be the answer?
"We should not build an arena simply to go to concerts or sporting events," said Steve Hildebrand, well-known civic leader and political consultant, "we should build an arena to spur economic development."
Agreed. But whose?
Over the past week, I am starting to wonder. Is Hildy making an issue out of this so he can get paid to consult the effort? We'll see.
Hildy tells the truth about Dems
September 19th, 2010 — Democrats, Hildebrand
Interesting interview (H/T – C & L) (I especially like his foraging dog).
JONATHAN KARL: So, Steve, how bad is it going to be for the Democrats in these mid-terms?
STEVE HILDEBRAND: I don't think it has to be bad. I think if our Democratic candidates would actually be proud of to stand for their votes that they've taken, not all of them, but some. People who have supported health care shouldn't run from it. They should be as proud of that vote as any vote they've taken in their lives. This is actually going to help people in a pretty serious way. It's not going to hurt people.
JONATHAN KARL: And is that what you see people doing though because they're afraid this vote is going to be used against them. In fact it's already being used against them by Republicans they're running away from it, running away from the President.
STEVE HILDEBRAND: Yeah, and the fact that they're cowards in such a serious way. I mean, is this about their reelection or is this about helping people? What are they in politics for? What are they in government for, if they're not in government to help people? They should simply get out. They shouldn't run for reelection. And we should put people in there who are strong leaders, who want to do something to help people. That health care bill is going to help young people, old people, poor people, middle-income people. It's vitally important to this country and any one of them that walks away from it, isn't proud of that vote, is a coward.
JONATHAN KARL: If the current trajectory remains the way it is for the next two months, and the kind of Democratic strategy remains the way it is, do the democrats lose the House?
STEVE HILDEBRAND: The Democratic strategy right now is to run from the president, run from important proposals that help this country. If we're not going to do something about health care, if we're not going to do something about climate change, if we're not going to do something about the economy, about the deficit, about the war, Washington is going to get punished. The Democrats might get punished more because they're in power, but Washington in general is going to get punished. And you've seen it in Republican primaries across the country. You've seen it in Democratic primaries across the country. And you're going to see it with a lot of just pure incumbents from both parties in November. They're getting punished because they're not dealing with the issues. They're not dealing with the real problems that we face as a country. And they should be punished. Stand up and lead or get out of the way. And you might be replaced with someone worse, but you know, those are the options that are sometimes given to people.
Hey, Steve, do what I did when Dems voted for the Iraq War, become an Indy. The two party system is a joke.


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Wolston House
|Place Details
|Place ID
|Registration Type
|State Heritage
|Place Name
|Wolston House
|Place Classification
|Place Category
Farming - Agriculture/Dairying/Grazing/Horticulture
|Place Type
6 Building settlements, towns, cities and dwellings / 6.4 Dwellings
2 Exploiting, utilising and transforming the land / 2.4 Agricultural activities
2 Exploiting, utilising and transforming the land / 2.3 Pastoral activities
|Register Entry Date
|223 Grindle Road
|Town / Suburb
|Post Code
|Cultural Heritage Significance
|Principal Period
of Significance
|1852-1860s, (fabric) 1852-1960, 1965 (Historical)
|Criterion A
|It is also associated with the formation of the National Trust of Queensland and with Sir Raphael Cilento and Karl Langer, who played major roles in the acquisition of Wolston House as the Trust's foundation property.
|Criterion B
|Wolston House is a rare surviving early homestead, mainly constructed in the 1860s but incorporating an 1852 cottage. The materials and workmanship which survive from these stages of building illustrate techniques not commonly found in small rural buildings of this period.
|Criterion D
|By its form and the lack of a formal entry, the building demonstrates something of the way of life of the first European settlers of the district.
|Criterion E
|The nature of the building and its relationship with the landscape has considerable aesthetic appeal which is well liked by the community.
|Criterion G
|This place is significant in relation to Criterion G
|Criterion H
|The earliest part of the house is associated with Dr Stephen Simpson (1792-1869), a man prominent in public life during the first years of Brisbane. It is also associated with the formation of the National Trust of Queensland and with Sir Raphael Cilento and Karl Langer, who played major roles in the acquisition of Wolston House as the Trust's foundation property.
|Wolston House comprises the homestead and garden from the Wolston Estate, a large pastoral property originally established by Dr Stephen Simpson in 1852 and extended during the 1860s by Matthew Goggs. Dr Stephen Simpson was appointed Commissioner for Crown Lands for the Moreton Bay District in 1842 when the area was first opened up for free settlement following the closure of the penal colony. He was a cultured man, a doctor of medicine, a Justice of the Peace, a Police Magistrate and a member of the first Legislative Council of Queensland following Separation from New South Wales. His first home in the colony was at Woogaroo, situated between Brisbane and Ipswich on what was to become the site of the Wolston Park Hospital. In 1851, when the opportunity to buy land in the area arose, he purchased 640 acres to the east of his first house on land overlooking the Brisbane River. The new property, which included stockyard, stables, outbuildings and a house and garden, was laid out by surveyor William Pettigrew in 1852. The garden was planned with care. Pettigrew recorded planting fruit trees there in his diary and Simpson was known for his interest in plants and gardening. It is possible that the fig trees at Wolston were planted by Simpson. The house that Simpson lived in was much smaller than the homestead that now exists. He had arrived in Brisbane as a recent widower and lived simply, so that a large or formal dwelling would have been unnecessary to him. He constructed a two room brick cottage over a sandstone basement. The house was shingled and had a detached kitchen. This cottage now forms the core of the house. The existing sandstone kitchen which adjoins this section may have been added by Simpson before he sold the house in 1860 or it may have been added by Goggs. When his wife and child died, Simpson had designated his nephew, John Ommaney, for whom Mount Ommaney is named, as his heir. In 1856 the young man was killed in a riding accident. This may have affected Simpson's commitment to remaining in the colony and a few years later, he put the Wolston estate up for sale and returned to England. According to the auction notice which appeared in the Moreton Bay Courier of 3 January 1860 the estate was by then well established with 2,000 acres of fenced land, an extensive garden and orchards and 250 head of horses and 400 of cattle. Wolston was purchased by Matthew Buscall Goggs in October 1860. He continued to operate the estate as a cattle and horse breeding station and extended the holding to 100,000 acres. Goggs, who was a farmer's son, had emigrated to Australia in 1841 and took up land at Chinchilla with his first wife. He purchased Wolston following his second marriage to Anne Gedge and they had a family of ten children. Goggs built a sandstone extension to the house in the 1860s to accommodate the needs of his family and in the 1870s a cedar annexe was added containing children's bedrooms. Goggs died in 1882 and was buried in a mausoleum which he had had built in the grounds of the estate. This was damaged in the 1893 floods and the bodies of Goggs and two infants were reburied at Toowong cemetery. Following Gogg's death, his eldest son, also named Matthew Buscall, ran the estate until around 1890 when he moved to Brisbane. A Mr Thomas Matthews is recorded in Post Office Directories as having lived at Wolston between 1890 to 1893 and may have leased the property from the Goggs family. Over the years the family had bought and sold land and by 1907 the Wolston property had been reduced to 650 acres of land around Wolston House. In 1907 the Grindle family purchased the property. They built it up and operated a successful dairy, milking 120 cows a day and selling the milk to Brisbane. They covered the shingle roof with corrugated iron and rationalised the spacing of the verandah posts which had previously been irregularly spaced, reflecting the stages in which the house was extended. In 1956 the estate was purchased by Robert Hurley. By this time the property had become run down and the house was inhabited by three elderly Grindle brothers who were no longer able to run the property. At the time this consisted of 117 acres of freehold land in poor condition. The Hurleys built up the property again establishing an intensive dairying business. In 1960 the Department of Agriculture and Stock resumed the property to establish a tick research centre. They demolished the farm outbuildings and intended to demolish the homestead also, however this was saved following an intensive campaign by the Women's Historical Society, the Historical Society and the newly formed National Trust of Queensland. In 1965, the house was transferred to the National Trust and became their first property. Sir Raphael Cilento, who was to become the second president of the Trust between 1966 and 1971, and the architect Karl Langer, were prominent in the acquisition of the homestead and in its interpretation. This interpretation rested on the occupation of the property by Dr Stephen Simpson and so it was decided to demolish the timber section at the rear, which was clearly of a later period. When acquired by the Trust, the house was in poor condition. Along with urgent repairs, extensive reconstruction was also carried out. While reflecting the philosophies of the early 1960s, this approach is not acceptable today. Current conservation philosophy, in line with the recommendations of the Burra Charter, favours minimal intervention and interpretation embraces the whole life of the house and its setting. Wolston House has now been owned by the Trust for over thirty years, and is still open to the public as a museum, so that the effects of changes in conservation philosophies and methods over this period can be studied.
|Wolston House is on a rural site between Brisbane and Ipswich overlooking the Brisbane River. The surrounding land is now occupied by Wacol Correctional Centre and the Department of Primary Industries and retains its pastoral aspect. The house is surrounded by a mature garden containing large trees, a well and a pump. The house is constructed of sandstone and brick with a galvanised iron roof and has six rooms. Two cellars with attached lean-tos form a half basement accessed from the rear. The house is one room deep with the rooms disposed along a verandah supported by timber posts. The rooms are accessed by french windows without a formal entrance. These consist of a large double room divided by folding cedar doors, a bedroom, dining room and a kitchen which is set at a slightly lower level. Much of the joinery is original, however, much of the plaster wall finishes have been reconstructed and the ceilings, which were thought to have been pressed metal and plaster, have been rebuilt in second hand timber. To the rear of the house, brick basement walls remain from the 1860s children's wing which was demolished in the 1970s. Wolston functions as a house museum and a modern caretaker's residence is situated to one side of the house. There is a modern toilet block behind the house and a timber railway building has been moved to the rear of the site as a store. The gate posts and part of the wall shown in 1930s photographs survives as do elements of original paving. The collection, which has been developed to furnish the house, does not relate to it but contains some items associated with people who lived or worked on the property. It contains some significant early furniture and objects.
|Element Name
|Wolston House
|Design Period
|1840s - 1860s Mid-19th century
|Construction Period
|1852 - 1860s
|Construction Method
Coursed stone - dressed
|Fabric (Exterior Structure)
Stone - sandstone
|Fabric (Roof)
Metal sheeting - corrugated iron
|Roof Form
|Place Components
Gate - entrance
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Some of the highest spot market prices ever for Cheddar cheese were on the trading board on Wednesday of this week as a result of single unfilled bids to buy one carload each of 40-pound blocks and 500-pound barrels on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
Those bids raised the block price by 9 cents per pound to $2.20 while the barrel price was lifted by 10 cents to $2.16. Those aree respective increases of 20 and 31 cents per pound in the new calendar year.
As three carload sales were made, bringing the total for the week to seven, and a bid for two carloads was not filled, the AA butter spot market price reached $1.65 per pound on Wednesday. That is an increase of 11.75 cents since the start of 2014.
The non-fat dry milk spot market was active for Grade A this week with nine carloads sold through Wednesday. Three of the sales were on that day as the price tacked on .25-cent per pound to close at $2.0825. A bid for one carload was not filled. The Grade Extra price remained at $2.09 per pound.
December prices
Slight increases in the Class III milk cash price and in the national weighted all-milk average price for December 2013 were reported during the past week. The Class III price of $18.95 per hundred was the highest for any month in 2013 — 12 cents above the November price and the second highest ever for a December.
The expected all-milk price for December is $21.80 per hundred — 20 cents more than in November. In Wisconsin, the all-milk price for December is $21.90 per hundred — 10 cents more than in November. For all of 2013, the all-milk price averaged $19.95 per hundred — $1.45 more than in 2012.
In other milk use classes, the official December prices were $20.37 per hundred for Class I, $21.66 for Class II, and $21.54 for Class IV. The January 2014 base price for Class I fluid milk is $21.38 per hundred — an increase of $1.11 from December.
Projected all-milk prices in other top milk production states for December include $20.50 per hundred for both California and New Mexico, $20.70 for Idaho, $21.90 for Michigan, $22.10 for Minnesota, $22.40 for Texas, $22.80 for New York, and $23.20 for Pennsylvania, which continues to have an in-state premium for milk used in Class I.
Lots of butterfat
Unusually high butterfat averages boosted the December all-milk prices, which are based on 3.5 percent butterfat. For the month, Minnesota's milk had an average of 4.04 percent butterfat. Percentages in other states included 3.99 in Texas (Jerseys are a relatively high percentage of the milking herd), 3.94 in Idaho, 3.9 in New York, 3.89 in Wisconsin, and 3.88 in California.
The theoretical milk price to feed cost ratio of 2.3 calculated for December is the highest since October of 2010, when it was 2.4. It is based on the month's all-milk price and the costs of feedstuffs for a 16-percent protein dairy ration.
Prices used for the December ratio are $21.80 per hundred for the average weighted all-milk price, $4.31 per bushel for shelled corn (down 4 cents from November), $13 for a bushel of soybeans (up by 30 cents), and $187 per ton for dry baled alfalfa hay (down $1).
The December Class III milk cash price boosted the monthly average for 2013 to $17.99 per hundred. This is the third highest average ever, trailing only the Class III average prices of $18.37 for 2011 and $18.04 for 2007.
Futures markets
In trading on Wednesday, the Class III milk futures markets moved into green ink territory for all months through March of 2015 but not to the extent of the day's increase in the spot market price for Cheddar cheese. The greatest increases were 60 and 52 cents per hundred respectively for February and March of 2015. Most of the monthly increase for 2014 were between 20 and 27 cents per hundred.
The gains in the futures market put the Wednesday afternoon trading prices at $20.39 per hundred for January, $20.50 for February, $19.50 for March, and in the $18s and upper half of the $17s per hundred for the remaining months of 2014.
With very little market activity on Wednesday, the dry whey futures prices stood at between 60 and 56.3 cents per pound for all months in 2014. Every one cent of the dry whey price provides a value of about six cents per hundred on the Class III milk price.
Export statistics
In late December, Cooperatives Working Together announced the receipt of a total of eight bids from Bongard's Creamery of Minnesota, the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Cooperative, and Tillamook Creamery of Oregon for financial assistance on the export of 5.936 million pounds of butter and 914,919 pounds of Cheddar cheese to countries in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. Deliveries were scheduled to June of 2014.
Those bids brought the 2013 total of the subsidized exports to 130.324 million pounds of cheese, 97.58 million pounds of butter, 218,258 pounds of whole milk powder, and 44,092 pounds of anhydrous milk fat — the equivalent of 3.4 billion pounds of milk on a milk fat basis. This program is run by the National Milk Producers Federation and supported by voluntary milk checkoffs of 2 cents per hundred.


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Thank you for your question. A complete answer to the question "What are the short-term and long-term outcomes of glaucoma shunt surgery?" and "What are the possible complications of glaucoma shunt implant surgery?" would take a very long time to answer. There are individual studies published that discuss the effectiveness and complication rates of the Baerveldt 250, Baerveldt 350, Baerveldt 500, Ahmed S-2, and Ahmed FP-7 shunts as well as others (but these are the most commonly quoted and used in practice). Without knowing which shunt you had implanted, it is impossible to give you a completely accurate estimate of the effectiveness or complication rates associated with your implant. Depending on the study definition of success, shunts have a generalized success rate of approximately 80% to more than 95% at one year post-surgery. At approximately 5 years, that success rate drops to approximately 50-80% depending on the type of shunt and the type of glaucoma. Many patients can have shunts that function 5-10 years or longer. Complications most commonly listed are cornea decomposition, formation of choroidals (blood or fluid between the white part of the eye and the retina), double vision, uveitis, a membrane on the retina that can cause it to wrinkle, retinal detachment, blockage of the tube, low eye pressure, bleeding, erosion of the tube through the conjunctiva (tube exposure), loss of vision, etc. The rate of these complications varies. Your surgeon should know the type of implant that he/she used during the operation and they should be able to give you a better idea of the typical success rates for a patient with uveitic glaucoma and your specific glaucoma shunt implant. I suggest you discuss this question with your doctor, and prior to any further surgery make sure you have a discussion regarding the risks, benefits, and alternatives of any procedure that is done.In regards to whether or not your uveitis being under control has an impact on the progression of your glaucoma, I would say yes. It probably depends mostly on how much damage has been done to the natural drainage system from the previous bouts of uveitis. In general, if any of the normal outflow pathways are still functional, another bout of uveitis could cause enough inflammation to shut down the remaining normal pathway and cause an increase in your eye pressure. It is also possible that your uveitis is advanced enough that it has completely closed off the natural drainage system. Additional inflammation may not damage the natural drainage system further in this case, but the inflammation could cause the shunt to work less efficiently or even clog the tube if the inflammation is severe enough. Maintaining control of the uveitis and inflammation should be your ultimate goal, but I know it can be a very difficult task. I wish you the best of luck.
Thank you for your question. Because I have not been able to examine your eyes personally or review your test results, it is difficult to give an accurate assessment. It sounds as though your doctor believes that you have some risk factors for developing glaucoma or may be seeing possible signs of this eye disease based on your exam. This is why your eye doctor has given you the diagnosis of being a "glaucoma suspect." This means that they do not yet believe you have glaucoma, but that you should be watched closely for the development of glaucoma in the future. Fortunately, some patients never progress and are considered "glaucoma suspects" the rest of their lives. Other patients progress to having glaucoma; however, each patient progresses at a completely different rate. This is why it is important to follow-up with your eye doctor and not miss any scheduled appointments.
In some cases, determining that a patient has glaucoma is very easy because it is quite advanced. In subtle cases, it is often much more difficult and often there is no exact point that defines the start of having glaucoma. It is difficult to predict when, if ever, you will be diagnosed as truly having glaucoma. Our goal as eye doctors is to identify glaucoma before you, as a patient, ever notice any changes. Your eye doctor will likely follow the intraocular pressure, vision, visual fields, OCT, and the appearance of the optic nerves to see if there is any evidence of glaucoma that presents in the future. Glaucoma is classically defined as a stereotypical pattern of damage to the optic nerve and certain layers of the retina. Elevated intraocular pressure is a risk factor for glaucoma, but just because the pressure is elevated this does not mean you have glaucoma. Often people with elevated intraocular pressure alone, and no other signs of glaucoma, are given the diagnosis of ocular hypertension. Similarly, just because the intraocular pressure is normal, this does not mean that someone cannot have glaucoma. I encourage you to continue having routine exams with our eye doctor, and if you are concerned please do not hesitate to ask for a second opinion from a glaucoma specialist that has completed a glaucoma fellowship.
Thank you for submitting this question. This is a concern for many of our patients that have been told that they may have "signs" of glaucoma. The follow-up for every patient diagnosed with glaucoma or diagnosed as a glaucoma suspect is completely different based on the findings of the exam. Once you have been diagnosed as either a glaucoma suspect or a patient that has glaucoma, a plan for follow-up should be established. This can be either a plan to watch your eyes closely or to begin treatment. All of this depends on if you are simply a "glaucoma suspect" or if you have been diagnosed with glaucoma. If diagnosed with glaucoma, it also depends on how advanced the glaucoma is and how much damage has been done to the eyes. As a glaucoma suspect, your doctor simply feels that there are parts of the exam that make them curious to know if you are beginning to develop glaucoma. This does not mean that you have glaucoma. Waiting a couple of months to re-examine your eyes and complete some more testing is very reasonable. In fact, I have many patients that are either "glaucoma suspects" or are patients with mild glaucoma that have been stable for several years with no changes in intraocular pressure, and I see them only once or twice a year; however, this is only after a pattern of stability has been established. Our goal as eye doctors is to identify glaucoma before you, as a patient, ever notice any changes. Your eye doctor will likely follow the intraocular pressure, vision, visual fields, and the appearance of the optic nerves at different intervals to see if there is any evidence of glaucoma that presents in the future. If you have questions or concerns, do not hesitate to start an open dialog with your eye doctor and ask them to explain why they have chosen the particular monitoring plan that they have prescribed for you. If you are still concerned, it is always acceptable to ask for a second opinion from a glaucoma specialist.
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the short answer to your question is that no one will be able to predict whether or not your husband will eventually develop glaucoma in either of his eyes. You are correct in the assertion that steroids can cause cataracts to develop more quickly. In addition, use of steroids can cause a "secondary glaucoma" known as steroid-induced glaucoma. It is most often seen in the eye that steroid drops are being used in, but in rare cases, the pressure can increase in both eyes. Some patients can even have an increase in eye pressure when taking oral or inhaled steroids. Interestingly, there may be an explanation as to why the pressure appears normal in the right eye at this time; however, this is only speculation. The increase in pressure may be masked in the right eye because of the inflammation in that eye. Inflammation in the eye is known as "uveitis," and this inflammation often causes a decrease in aqueous humor production as well as a decrease in eye pressure. I suggest that you continue with your scheduled exam in 2 weeks for a complete workup. If the pressure is still elevated, using drops to reduce the pressure is fine. After your husband's cataract surgery and after getting off the steroid drops, you can see if the pressure in both eyes decreases. In a case as complicated as this, I would not hesitate to seek a referral to a glaucoma specialist for their thoughts. I wish the best of luck to both of you.
Thank you for your question. Whether or not the bleb is visible may depend on how "cystic" the bleb is. This often depends on how you heal from the surgery and in some cases it also depends on how the surgery was completed. In most cases, if the trabeculectomy worked in lowering the pressure, there is often a bleb present but it may be a very low lying, unnoticeable bleb. Without examining your eye after the surgery, it is impossible for me to tell if the trabeculectomy and bleb are functioning through a low bleb or not.The second part of your question is a bit more difficult to answer without actually examining your eye. I can think of a couple of different reasons that the eyes might look different sizes. While glaucoma or an increase in ocular pressure rarely cause a change in size of the adult eye, this is somewhat common in an infant with glaucoma. A few things can cause the adult eye to either change size or look like they are different sizes. One eye may in fact become smaller if it has had so much damage that it is no longer able to create the aqueous fluid that usually keeps it blown up like a water balloon. This process of shrinking is called phthysis (pronounced "Tie-sis"). Your eye doctor should be able to tell you if your eye has begun this process. I think the most likely answer to this question is that your eyes are, in fact, the same size but appear different because of the position of your eyelids. After surgery, there is always the possibility that the eyelids will droop (some of the muscles that hold the eyelid up can be stretched during the surgery, and this is a known complication). The other possibility is that the eyelids are in different positions because one eye has a large bleb and the second does not. This can cause the eyelids to lie at different heights making one eye look larger. If this is an eyelid positioning problem and the appearance is bothersome to you, I suggest that you get a referral to an occuloplastic surgeon for a consultation regarding surgery to reposition the eyelids.
Thank you for your question. I am sorry that you have had to endure so many problems with your eyes recently. In general, I would tell you that there is minimal to no association between the functioning of your tear drainage system and your glaucoma. The tear drainage system normally drains the tears from the front surface of the eye down into the nose and into the back of the throat. The fluid created inside the eye (aqueous humor) drains back into the body through an entirely different pathway. Mohs surgery for basal cell carcinoma on the eyelid often requires a plastic surgeon on hand to reconstruct the eyelid after the cancer is removed. In many cases, when the surgery involves the inner parts of the eyelid, the tear drainage system cannot be salvaged. In some cases, after surgery, patients can continue to have some eyelid positioning problems as well as disruption of the normal surface tears. A decrease in the tear production and dry eyes can often result in the burning sensation and tearing that you are describing. In response, the eyes will then create too many tears as a reflex reaction. This usually results in tears running down your cheek. Often our first line of therapy in treating dry eyes is artificial tear eye drops or ointment to help soothe the eyes and re-establish a normal tear film layer. If this does not help and the patient still is not making enough tears, we often will plug the tear drainage system on purpose. In your case, I would suggest seeing an occuloplastic surgeon and they can determine whether or not you are experiencing dry eyes or tearing related to the damage to your tear ducts. In either case, fixing the tear drainage system or leaving it alone will have absolutely no impact on your eye pressure or progression of glaucoma.As for the glaucoma diagnosis in the same eye, I would again think that the chance of a connection between the two is highly unlikely; however as doctors we never say "never." I suggest that you consider a second opinion from a glaucoma specialist considering you have these findings in the setting of recent surgery and a normal eye pressure. It may not be a bad idea to possibly repeat the visual field test after the cornea irritation is under control. Severe dry eyes, eyelid malposition, and several other things can give you a false positive visual field test. While this does not explain the "optic nerve damage," I think it warrants a second look. Until then, I would suggest continuing your Timoptic XE and follow up with your eye doctor as scheduled. Best of luck and it sounds as though you deserve to have a little good luck coming your way!
Thank you for your question. Depending on the severity and location of the blow to your head, you could be at risk for one type of glaucoma. We will often ask our patients if they have ever had head trauma, black eyes, been knocked out, etc. to determine if they are at risk for angle recession. The fluid that is made inside the eye (aqueous humor) flows around the pupil into the drainage system where the colored part of the eye (iris) meets the white part of the eye (sclera). The fluid must drain through the trabecular meshwork into Schlemm's canal before it returns to the blood stream and is reabsorbed by the body. If the eye receives direct or indirect trauma in this location, there can be damage near the drainage system. If this damage is present, you can be at risk for developing glaucoma in that eye at any time in the future. This could even be years or decades after the trauma. If you are concerned about possibly having glaucoma as a result of trauma to the head or eye (i.e., angle recession glaucoma), I would highly recommend that you see a glaucoma specialist that is comfortable doing a complete eye exam that includes gonioscopy. This is a special exam that is done so that the eye doctor can look at the drainage angle to determine whether or not there is any damage. Once the exam is complete, they can tell you if you are at increased risk for glaucoma in the future.
Thank you for your question. I am sorry that you have had some difficulty with your right eye, but unfortunately an excellent functioning bleb can sometimes be quite large and cause the problems you are describing. It sounds as though the surgery was successful in lowering the pressure, but you are now dealing with one of the known side effects of this surgery. The pain that you describe is known as bleb dysesthesia (bleb discomfort). Often because the bleb is so large it will disrupt the tear film and prevent the eyelids from dispersing the tears evenly over the surface of the cornea. This often leads to dry eye syndrome as well as an excavation of the cornea near the edge of the bleb where the tear film is disrupted. This excavated area is known as a dellen. Often we try drops or ointments as the first line therapy. However, if this is not sufficient, we will resort to using a bandage contact lens. I typically try not to use the bandage contact lens as a long-term solution, but that is my personal preference. I worry about bacteria growing on the contact lens and causing a corneal ulcer. If I choose to use a bandage contact lens, I will often keep my patients on a low level of antibiotic drops the entire time that they are using the lens to help prevent ulcers. Many cornea specialists says that this is not always necessary and I do know many doctors that do use bandage contact lenses long-term in their patients without too much trouble. Again, this is only my personal preference. I think this treatment path is fine as long as there are no other side effects that emerge. Otherwise, you may need to consider doing a bleb revision surgery. This is a difficult decision considering the pressure is now well controlled and your vision is stable. Often, blebs do not function as well after revision. I recommend that you and your doctor have a discussion regarding the risks, benefits and alternatives of continuing the current treatment vs. considering bleb revision surgery. After you know your alternatives, you can make a decision on how long you would like to continue using the bandage contact lens.
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You don't need to be Darth Vader to have fun with your own Death Star. This inflatable "Star Wars" space station from ThinkGeek lights up and is impervious to destruction from Rebels -- unless they have a sharp object.
The halfway point of the Formula E electric race series occurred in Long Beach, Calif., on April 4, with 10 teams and 20 drivers competing for the podium.
Halfway through the all-new Formula E season, an international race of electric cars, and the stakes feel just as high as in a Formula 1 race, but these cars represent the future.
New research contends that the Milky Way alone is flush with billions of potentially habitable planets -- and that's just one sliver of the universe.