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If your kids like exploring the High Country, Blowing Rock Parks and Recreation Summer Day Camp may be just the thing to hone their sense of adventure.The camp is for rising first through seventh graders and starts June 11th. Arts and crafts and field trips to museums and the Hickory Crawdads are just some of the highlights according to Jennifer Brown. The camp runs through August 3rd. Parents have the option of signing kids up for all 8 weeks or just one or two. For information, call 828-295-5222.
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12 U.S. Code § 2807 - Report
Source(Pub. L. 94–200, title III, § 308,Dec. 31, 1975, 89 Stat. 1128; Pub. L. 98–181, title I[title VII, § 701(b)], Nov. 30, 1983, 97 Stat. 1266; Pub. L. 101–73, title XII, § 1211(h),Aug. 9, 1989, 103 Stat. 526; Pub. L. 111–203, title X, § 1094(1),July 21, 2010, 124 Stat. 2097.)
2010—Pub. L. 111–203substituted "Bureau" for "Board".
1989—Pub. L. 101–73amended section generally. Prior to amendment, section read as follows:
"(a) The Board, in consultation with the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, is authorized and directed to carry out a study to determine the feasibility and usefulness of requiring depository institutions located outside primary metropolitan statistical areas, metropolitan statistical areas, or consolidated metropolitan statistical areas that are not comprised of designated primary metropolitan statistical areas, as defined by the Office of Management and Budget, to make disclosures comparable to those required by this chapter.
"(b) A report on the study under this section shall be transmitted to the Congress not later than three years after December 31, 1975."
1983—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 98–181substituted "primary metropolitan statistical areas, metropolitan statistical areas, or consolidated metropolitan statistical areas that are not comprised of designated primary metropolitan statistical areas" for "standard metropolitan statistical areas".
Effective Date of 2010 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 111–203effective on the designated transfer date, see section 1100H ofPub. L. 111–203, set out as a note under section 552a of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
Effective Date of 1989 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 101–73applicable to each calendar year beginning after Dec. 31, 1989, see section 1211(k) ofPub. L. 101–73, set out as a note under section 2802 of this title.
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CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Police Patrolman's Association is calling on Cleveland Police Chief Michael McGrath to resign.
The move comes one day after Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine released a report on the investigationinto a deadly police chase and shooting last November that left two people dead.
DeWine's report faulted a "systemic failure" of the Cleveland Police Department's command and communications fo allowing the chase and shooting which followed to get out of hand.
In a written statement read at an afternoon news conference, CPPA President Jeff Follmer said thatdepartment "morale has been at an all-time low.After the events of Nov. 29, 2012, our membersno longer have the confidence in our chief's ability to lead which we are requesting for him to resign."
Follmer repeatedly said that the entire situation could have been avoided if the suspects would have simply stopped their vehicle.
Follmer concluded that police officers "did their job that day" and said that no disciplinary actionordemotions should come as a result.
"We weren't the bad guys," Follmer said. "We were the police. ...When we stop pursuing, the bad guys don't stop."
Earlier McGrath said, "The police officers they can have press conferfences. They can do whatever they want to do. But in their hearts 99 percent of police officers took this job to protect and give back to the community. I believe that's what most of them will do."
After the union press conference, Mayor Frank Jackson's spokeswoman said he is reaffirming his support for McGrath expressed Tuesday.


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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate / Progress
Nearly every computer user these days owns a printer. While printers vary in size and capability, most of them share a number of common features. And one that is often understood is the collating option.
But what does the collate option do? What is it for?
In brief, the collate feature controls the order in which pages print out and is best utilized when printing multiple copies of the same document.
Suppose someone printed three copies of a long, four-page email message. The printer would print a complete set of the pages and then repeat that process until all three sets are printed. In other words, the pages would appear on the printer in the following order: 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4.
In contrast, suppose someone printed three copies of the same four-page email, but with the collate option enabled. What would happen?
The printer would print three copies of page one, three copies of page two, three copies of page three and then three pages of page four. They'd appear on the printer in the following order: 1-1-1, 2-2-2, 3-3-3, 4-4-4.
So understanding what the collate feature does is fairly straight forward. But why would anyone want to do that in the first place? The answer is primarily for binding, which may include hole punching or stapling. If a teacher wanted to print 30 copies of a 10 page exam for his or her classroom, collating the pages would make stapling go a lot faster.
So how do you make your printer collate pages? Well it depends on the program you're printing from. Many programs provide a collate check box on the main print dialog window (select "file" and then "print").
Other programs tuck the collate option under an advanced tab or screen which can usually be accessed from that same primary print screen. And yet others put it in a "page setup" menu option (select "file" then "page setup").
As each computer setup will vary, it isn't possible to provide universal instructions. But reading your software's documentation (which may perhaps be located on the setup CD) can help.


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I am a common blue-collar family man, the first generation of an Italian emigrant pioneer. I was born and raised in South Price, educated in Carbon county schools, to include College of Eastern Utah.
I earn my living with my hands and have been self-employed for over 36 years in the business environment. I married my high school sweetheart and best friend, formerly Barbara Ann Bishop. Barbara is aa full partner in all we do.
We are the proud parents of three children, Kim, Ryan and Elizabeth. Kim and Jesse have blessed us with twin grandsons, Kyle and Hayden who are growing up in the same great Carbon County environment that I did.
I served as a city council member for six years and as your mayor for four years. I am currently serving on the Permanent Community Impact Board, the Utah State Division of Water Quality Board, and the Olene Walker Housing Trust Fund Board, the Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments Board, the Utah League of Cities and Towns Executive Board, the Carbon County Economic Development Executive Board, as well as working on many other assignments.
I have a high value of integrity and I am a hard worker. When adjustment is necessary, I am not afraid to face change. I want to continue to make a difference in Price City, our home.
In my opinion the most significant issues our community will face in future years will be the cost of utilities and public safety in the face of growth. Our city is comprised largely of an aging population that will need solid low cost utilities to maintain lifestyles on limited incomes. Public safety is important in order to retain the rural quality of life that we know, love and enjoy. The city is better today and for the last four years in many areas, to include the water lines, streets, parks, recreations, business development and other areas. I have initiated and assisted in accomplishing many projects in our community during the past four years and want to continue the progress for the next four years.
I want you to know that if it is important to you, it is important to me and always will be.
Betty Wheeler
I have been on the city council for 10-plus years.
A native of Carbon County and a graduate of Carbon High School, C.E.U. and Utah State University with a degree in elementary education. I am a retired educator of 30 years with the Carbon School District. I am available to the public at all times which is an issue of importance to me. I am also receptive to the people's needs.
I have been involved in many projects in the city including, but not limited to: a new pool boiler and Ozone system that will cut the cost of chemicals by 50 percent, landscaping on the 100 North off ramp, Rose Park and Terrace Hills new playground equipment, ADA sidewalk repair project, completed installation of new water and sewer lines in the inner city area, Cove Basin Park, BMX track and skate park at Terrace Hills, water distribution line and assisted with General Plan and the Land Use Code update process.
We need to do a better job of promoting our area not only for tourism growth, but also for economic development. It is time for the city to call upon and listen to the expertise of our talented successful people and citizens in our area, and include them in planning our future for a quality of life. Energy resources benefit communities. Families end up with more disposable income. Businesses will improve and grow, being able to create more jobs. We can keep more money in the community and that can result in more dollars for infrastructure, education, and community needs.
We also need close monitoring of our expenditures and revenues. We need to concentrate on road repairs and projects below Main Street in the southern part of town. Maintaining plentiful and quality water and we should seek an alternative source of water for a secondary system. We should continue to promote the Cross Country Trail Project, Museum and the Energy Training Center. We also need to revise the city government by letting the city council assume their elected positions again, to work with the mayor, city departments and their constituents.
We need to regain the good rapport, moral and working relationships with our employees.
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Jeremiah Goodman & Thomas Persson in Conversation: Acne Paper #11
"The elegant brushstrokes of Jeremiah Goodman have dazzled art directors, decorators, designers, and the rich and famous for almost seven decades. Growing up as an impoverished Jewish butcher's son during the Great Depression, Jeremiah's dream of more glamorous surroundings was brought about by this rare talent for capturing the spirit of an interior, skillfully reflecting the personality who shaped it. By creating numerous remarkable covers for Interior Design magazine and countless illustrated advertisements for Lord & Taylor, a department store for which his style was a signature for 35 years, the commercial artist became a one-of-a-kind celebrity portrait painter of rooms. On a recent trip to new York Jeremiah welcomed us into his stunning uptown apartment to show his new paintings of artist's studios, especially made for this issue, and to talk with us about the imaginative mode of his interiors, growing up on the wrong side of the tracks, the struggle of making it against all odds, and how, at 87, he still gets his creative juices flowing."
Jeremiah Goodman working in Haiti, 1947
"Thomas Persson: Jeremiah, it is so nice to finally meet you properly. Jeremiah Goodman: Thomas, if we met fifty years ago, we would have met improperly. TP: [Laughs] I've been thinking about our last phone conversation when you quoted Mae West, saying: "You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough." Looking back, you've had a pretty amazing life... JG: Yeah, I did. But I don't know how to embellish it more than that. It just moved along. Now, unfortunately, I'm going to be 88 and I still feel immature. TP: Because you are young at heart. JG: It's the only place left. TP: I hope I'll be in as good shape as you if I ever get to be 88. Now, let's talk about your house in the East Hamptons where you used to have a great studio, a beautiful room that you have painted in this portfolio. Your friend Dean told me you bought the house in a derelict state. JG: How simplistic shall I make it? TP: In any form or tone you want. JG: Well, I was on the beach with friends in real estate and a mutual friend of ours, Kate, said she knew of some great barns that were available. I bought it for 18,000 dollars. This is in 1957. TP: Was it a house you used especially for entertaining in those days? JG: Yeah, it was great but I don't think I should go any further on that subject [laughs]. Well, I can say that the mighty Hermione Gingold was staying with me. while she was appearing in the theatre there. So, of course, all these social women and men wanted to meet her. They got to be so sticky about it that I decided to throw a party for her. I invited 100 guys and named the party "100 men and a girl". TP: [Laughs] Your studio there looked so elegant, white and spacious, full of books... JG: The studio was almost too clean for most people. It certainly wasn't like Francis Bacon's. I ended up doing my Lord & Taylor ads there. I used to go there in spring and stayed until September. It was wonderful. TP: Looking at the selection of artwork in your book, Jeremiah: A Romantic Vision, I wonder how you read a room when you enter it and how you translate its atmosphere into a painting. JG: Well, the truth is that it's more about a private memory in my mind than the actuality of it. That's always been the way I have thought of rooms - their spirit – and yet to give the information of the room and not going into total abstraction. TP: You master it very well because you get the details of the furniture, you get the texture of the fabrics, and with only a few brushstrokes you can evoke a very elaborate object, like an opulent chandelier. But then there is this incredible sense of mood, the feeling of being in the room that you manage to create. In a way you belong to a tradition of artists who have made their careers painting rooms and interiors, such as Alexandre Serebriakoff who did drawings of the Hotel Lambert in Paris, for instance. But these drawings are more like an account of a room - a description, which is very different from your style. JG: Well, they are done without emotion and that's not my interest. I mean, what do you want to see? It's ten times better if Yves Saint Laurent does a sweep of a drawing than somebody else drawing all the buttons up the back. My interest is the feeling of light and again, the romantic quality of the picture. That's the thing I'm trying to do. And, hopefully, that the person who sees them receives them in that spirit. TP: You have· a particular fondness for a Brazilian word, saudade meaning a mysterious longing. You have said that this word is an inspiration to your work. JG: Yes, it is the most marvellous word. We don't have that word in our vocabulary. It is about a feeling of having been somewhere before. It is similar to dreams and you feel that you had another life because it is so foreign to your actual life, and that the reality of your dream bewilders you. Saudade means a longing for something that you can't quite put your finger on. Like a longing to go back to Venice and walk along one of those strange streets in the fog and hoping that something very exciting is going to happen to you. Exactly what, you don't know. But secretly, you do, but you can't print that. TP: [Laughs] It reminds me of something Mr Pearl talks about in this issue, about walking in the streets of Paris and feeling the spirits, feeling the people that have lived there before. JG: Yes, Paris can have that feeling of mystery and romance. Have you been to the Camondo Museum? It is something you should reintroduce in your magazine. The Camondos were a Sephardic Jewish family who owned one of the largest banks in the Ottoman Empire and became enormously wealthy before the First World War. Comte Mo'ise de Camondo had a son, Nissim, that he adored, but who was killed during the war. At the time, Camondo was building this incredible mansion for his son to give to him on the day when he got married. Nissim never got that chance, but his father finished the house and then closed it up.You can go there today and everything is exactly the way it ~ould have been if his son had returned. It's the most elegant house. TP: Talking of elegant houses, when I look at the drawings you did of rooms from when you were as young as 14 you were already remarkably skilled, so close to being a fully developed illustrator. Your parents must have been aware that they had something very special in you. JG: Yes, to the extent that when my dad had a chance to get a job, which was in another city, and not anything well paid at all, they stayed on in Buffalo because I had this opportunity to go to an art high school. They stayed on for me to be able to do that, which was amazing."
Edward Albee's loft, New York City
"TP: Tell me about your parents. Your father was a butcher. JG: Well, yes. My mother and father met in New York City, then went to the coal mining section of Pennsylvania. They both spoke Polish and Russian, and my mother also spoke some German. At least she said she did. They had a general store and became impoverished, because, during the coal mine strike, they let people charge food and supplies at their store, and they got busted, went out of business and moved to Niagara Falls where they opened a small grocery store – a meat market. TP: And when you were nine you and your family moved to Buffalo where, by coincidence, there was a very good art high school. JG: Yes, with no fewer than five art teachers, all first class. One of them was an incredible American/German teacher called Elizabeth Weiffenbach and she did something so ahead of her time, even for now. When we started our classes she asked us what our ambitions were. I said that I wanted to be a Hollywood set designer. and after that I was permitted to carry out all my art projects with that in mind. If the assignment had to do with Scotland, I would design stage sets for Macbeth. That's how I began to acquire the skills to paint interiors. I wanted to go to Hollywood and be a set designer. That was my goal, always, right from the start. TP: This was during the Great Depression. JG: Oh yeah, and I was crazy about all these escape things. When I was about ten years old I saw a movie called Broadway Melody. It was about two small-town girls who came to New York City to become Broadway stars and they ended up as chorus girls. At the last moment, before the opening night, the star of the show couldn't appear. So one of the girls got their chance. After the show, the girl who suddenly became a star is asked out by a playboy. After being out all night she goes back to her room, to her girlfriend who is weeping alone in her bed. She undresses, gets into bed, and lets her arm fall over towards the other girl, and there's a huge diamond bracelet on her arm. And I thought, "Isn't that neat! To go out for one night and get a diamond bracelet!""
Jeremiah Goodman's studio, East Hampton
"TP: And when you were 18 you "greyhounded" to New York City to try your luck yourself. JG: Well, you know, for some reason I had in my head that I would survive all the unfortunate things that were in my way, such as getting a job, which was hard to get at that time. But somehow I put little pieces together and got going. It was a certain naivete that I think came from seeing Hollywood movies, such as this story of the chorus girl. I think I always had that thing embedded in me - that something wonderful would happen. Sometimes people would say, "Oh don't bother going there, they are not hiring people" or "You are not the son of person they are looking for". Quite often, I did go anyway, I wasn't aggressive but I always hoped some magical piece of luck would come my way, TP: And it did ... JG: Yes. And other times it didn't. I can tell you I did a lot of crying privately. A lot of dreadful things happened to me - huge disappointments. But New York has changed tremendously. When I came to the city, to see a black person in a department store was a shocker. The big thing about New York now is the ease and acceptance of everyone. Much, much more than it was before. I distinctly remember telling my relations that I was going to apply for a job at one of the department stores, and they said, "Don't bother, they don't hire Jews," It was always this attitude of, "Why do you try? You are not going to get there." It always amazed me how mean people could be, for no reason at all. I found that there could be a lot of bewildering resentment, in many ways, about a person. The only good thing about all the bad things that happened to me was that I lost a lot of weight and I thought that was worth all the torture. TP: I think as creative people we are often very vulnerable and it makes such a huge difference meeting people who see you for what you are and help you because they like you and think you are talented. Meeting people like that is a very positive upward spiral and suddenly one feels that life can be quite magical. For instance, when you met the British actor John Gielgud in the late 1940s he invited you to England, It was a trip that changed a lot of things for you. JG: Oh, absolutely. What amazed me in England was that even though I had so many strikes against me - being American, being gay, being poor, being Jewish, being whatever, not connected - so many people were wonderful to me there. I think that English people had much more respect for talent. Through John I met so many people who made their houses accessible for me to 'paint, They all seemed to' love houses and being illustrative. TP: When you did your paintings of rooms back then, you used to sit there in the actual room painting the interior portraits. JG: Yes, in the beginning I did. My first go of painting in England was very difficult because there wasn't much electrical lighting in these places. And if you did use lights it could blow the whole thing up. And also the damp weather created a different technique for me. That part has held me in good state because I sort of naturally paint according to the atmosphere of the climate of the place. TP: And when you came back to New York you meet Harry Rodman, the marvelous art director of the department store Lord & Taylor, where you began your career illustrating their newspaper advertising. JG: Yes, and Harry Rodman was absolutely unique - unique and a blessing. He was the dream person that just doesn't happen. He truly believed in getting his artists to express themselves. He probably had seven or eight separate artists working at Lord & Taylor, like Dorothy Hood for fashion, Carl Wilson, who was a brilliant men's fashion illustrator, and he had Arnold Hall who did interiors, and his wife. Helen Hall, who was a fashion illustrator and very important, particularly known for doing young people's fashions. When Helen and Arnold went away to Europe on vacation, I somehow had the opportunity to step in, and I never left."
Picasso's studio, Vallauris
"TP: You were with Lord & Taylor for 35 years, and during those years, illustration was still a big part of the advertising world. JG: Yes, and Harry Rodman had this very incredible idea to not be specific about a dress or an object. TP: Why? JG: Because they felt that if a woman came there and didn't find the dress in the ad, they didn't want her to walk out. They wanted her to feel that if that dress didn't fit her, there would be something else because the illustration presented itself as a look that she would think grand or wonderful. It was the mood that counted. TP: Harry Rodman said: "Jeremiah, there isn't anything that you can't do if you just put your mind to it." JG: Yes, and it was just so wonderful against the experience of Conde Nast where everyone felt that they couldn't keep their job unless they found a flaw somewhere in your drawings. I was very fortunate to have met him, to have that amazing bit o fluck. TP: How important do you think luck is in life? JG: Well, I think you have to know when luck does come your way. You have to be able to recognize it. I think it's about not closing the door but always leaving it open. TP: I feel very lucky to have met you, Jeremiah. Thank you so much for this interview and for the beautiful portfolio of work that you have done especially for this issue of our magazine. JG: You know, Thomas, I keep being conflicted by people saying, "For Christ's sake, give it up!" But I can say this: I am 87 years old and I'm still doing it. I really feel alive when I do. Not that it's easy for me to get to the drawing board, but I do get certain energy from it. I'm so amazed at how things can still happen. It's like the mail. It can be weeks of just getting dreary ads, or even a notice that you have to do jury duty. But then you suddenly experience something that respects your talent, and that to me is the wonderful part."
Picasso's studio, Vallauris


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As a longtime fan of the Sprout Shell Carrier Covers, I was overly excited to have the chance to review one of the newly released covers. This cover is the same one that I first fell in love with in 2009, but with a very helpful addition – a side pocket to hold mom's (and dads, too!) essentials!
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Firemen addressed a list of serious problems that exist over funding, vehicle ownership and others. Attorney Katherine Hemphill said that the Fire Commission's withholding funding for 11 of the 13 Avery Departments who offered only 6 month contracts showed a lack of respect for the Fire Association and its representative departments. President of the Fire Association, Paul Buchanan said he has never seen the mission statement for the Fire Commission and that they never voted on a number of issues that affect departments, making them feel they've been dictated to based on documents fire departments and their association have never seen. He said that has lead to years of frustration. Hemphill called the language in the 2013 contract 'ridiculous' and requested that the 6 month contracts offered by the 11 fire companies be signed as a stop gap until all parties have reviewed and agreed to the terms. She also questioned the makeup of the Fire Commission, stating that Darryl Smith has been the Chairman of the Fire Commission, holding that position without an election. Fire Chiefs expressed concerns over the lack of communication, what they perceive as a double standard between the County employees and the paid employees of the Fire departments. They said fire department personnel are the first to arrive at any emergency scene and need the County's full support. In the end, a six-month extension of current contract was agreed to by the Avery County Commissioners with operating funds for the 11 departments to be released retroactive to July 1st. A committee of all parties was formed to represent all concerns and take that six months to work out their differences. Stated issues to be resolved include but are not limited to budgets, pay, titling of vehicles, buildings, benefits and personnel, that before the Fire Association and the departments would sign a 4 year contract. Darryl Smith of the fire commission agreed that better communication is needed and agreed to do whatever is necessary to resolve these issues.
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Construction is complete in the bottling facility for VR Labs but equipment is required to make the building functional at the Alico Road Business Park. / Kharli Rose/Special to news-press.com
Robert T. Gow portrays himself as an accomplished entrepreneur whos not involved in the day-to-day workings of health drink company VR Laboratories Inc.
But it is his impressive resume that shows on VR Labs website and he was involved in negotiations with Lee County for a $5 million job stimulus grant, which VR received in February 2011.
Gow is a director of VR and also chairman and founder of HerbalScience, which has licensed its technology to VR to create the health drinks. The two companies share a suite of office space leased by HerbalScience in Bonita Springs.
A News-Press search of public documents stretching back 40 years didnt turn up traces of some of those accomplishments.
But Gow, 72, said he created three corporations in Delaware or Virginia in the early 1970s he built up to $100 million in revenues within two years.
What the record shows is a 30-year real estate career in the Norfolk, Va., area marked by some failures, lawsuits and an IRS investigation that cost him and his wife Kay Gow, now chief administrative officer of VR, $158,628 for under-reporting $793,147 in income from 1989-1992.
Now, two years after the original VR Labs grant application by Kay Gow, the companys building in Alico Road Business Park has stood empty and dark since last summer even though $4.7 million of the grant is gone mainly for fitting out the leased structure as a bottling plant.
VR faces a lawsuit by its landlord because no rent has been paid and because of liens from its general contractor and a subcontractor in a dispute over work not paid for.
County officials are concerned that so far VR has not documented any capital expenditures of its own and only 12 jobs have been created. The companys lawyer has said VR has put in about $4 million in private investment into the company.
County Commission Chairman John Manning said the commission extended VRs deadline schedule for creating new jobs, but the county is having trouble getting verification from VR for the jobs it lists at present. If we have to keep asking for information were contractually entitled to, thats not a good sign.
County Economic Development Director Jim Moore, who approved the grant application, said hes not familiar with Gows past business dealings and Im not willing to judge on the basis of what he may have done.
Moore said he did not look into the Gows past business dealings.
Gows resume on VRs website shows that Prior to his entry into real estate and financial services, Mr. Gow was the founder of several successful enterprises; an independent refined petroleum trading company, a major barging operation on the Mississippi River, and a coal transport business. Mr. Gow built each of these start-ups into companies with $100 million in revenues within two years.
According to the resume, that would put Gows founding of those projects prior to 1983, when he started developing the Powhatan and Green Springs time share condominiums in Williamsburg, Va., in 1983.
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Gow said he formed the corporations in Virginia or Delaware in the early 1970s to establish a lucrative business providing coal and petroleum products. He had sold them by the mid-1970s, he said.
What can be documented is Gows efforts in the real estate business in the Norfolk area in the 1970s before he started developing the time shares.
Some of the concerns raised by officials in Chesapeake, Va., that helped scuttle a 1977 proposal fronted by Gow, are similar to those being expressed about VR.
According to reports in the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Gow was vice president and main spokesman for a start-up company, Columbia Development Corp., that persuaded the city council of Chesapeake to make an outright gift to the company of $3 million in excess tolls from the Jordan Bridge over the Elizabeth River.
In the proposed deal, the city would acquire the property from an independent nonprofit bridge authority and sell it to Columbia, and also would give Columbia $3 million of surplus bridge tolls.
Columbia, in exchange, would use up to $100 million in bond money approved by the Chesapeake Industrial Development Authority to rejuvenate a 22-acre site in a run-down, heavily polluted industrial area.
Gow promised the city he had investors and tenants who would help him create a pottery factory, an exotic animal breeding facility, a tropical fish farm, a 350-slip marina and a 310,000-square-foot farmers market and shopping mall that included a pier for cruise ships.
The project was tentatively approved by the city council and development authority.
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Although the citys economic development director initially insisted throughout there would be no downside, Mayor Marian Whitehurst and other city officials continued to express concerns the city would face possible liability of up to $25 million and a hit to its own bond credit rating if the project went south.
The deal fell apart in January 1978 as Whitehurst and others continued to question the level of city liability.
According to newspaper accounts, Gow was abruptly dismissed in January from the company by its president, Manassas, Va., developer Charles W. Rector, after information came out about Gows business background including the fact he was being sued by Virginia National Bank for garnishment to satisfy a $30,000 loan.
Rector, who had worked with Gow in 1975-76 in unsuccessful attempts to do waterfront developments in neighboring Portsmouth and Norfolk, then withdrew Columbias offer and the deal was off for good.
Court records show Gows garnishment problems with the bank werent resolved until 1987.
But Gow insisted Friday that despite Rectors public statements, thats not what happened.
Rector did not fire me, he stated, although he acknowledged seeing the press accounts of Rectors comments.
Actually, he said, the dismissal came because of the negative statements about the project being made by bridge authority staffers worried about losing their jobs.
Also, Gow said, the difficulty of finding tenants for the heavily polluted location was a factor in his leaving and the subsequent demise of the project.
However, the authority was dissolved in August 1977, five months before the project ran into serious problems. Gow offered no explanation for the discrepancy.
IDA chairman H. Leon Hodges, who withdrew his support after doubts started to surface, said last week the project was never a good idea for what was proposed. It wasnt fit for anything like that. Its an industrial area.
Hodges said that in general, he learned through his work with the IDA its only good for the city to work with private developers who have capital to back their projects.
Chesapeakes a great place to locate a business, but if you come here with hat in hand, I advise you to have some money in your pocket, he said.
By the time the deal was killed, the city had taken title to the bridge and land in a friendly transfer of ownership from the authority and the situation did not end well for the bridge, said local historian Raymond Harper, author of a book on Chesapeakes history.
The independent bridge authority had been taking good care of the bridge, he said, but when the city took over the same standards werent met. The bridge started rusting, and eventually heavy vehicles could not go across safely.
The bridge was closed permanently in 2008 and torn down in July 2011. It was replaced by a new bridge this year.
No development ever took place where Gows project was to have been built. The land is a city park now.
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At first, the flooding that began this past July in Pakistan was said to have affected tens of thousands of people in the northeast. Then the water began to spread south and west and the numbers grew. Hundreds of thousands were impacted, it was reported, then one million, then five million, then ten. Eventually, the number of people whose lives were uprooted reached an astonishing 20 million in all four of Pakistan's provinces—Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), Balochistan, Punjab, and Sindh—as well as the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and Kashmir.
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MSF has been providing health care in Pakistan since 1988 and was running several projects in the north before the floods arrived. In Balochistan, MSF was active in Dera Murad Jamali, in the border town of Chaman, and among the Afghan refugees living in Kulchak; in the districts of Peshawar, Malakand, Mansehra, Hangu, and Dir in KPK; and in FATA's Kurram agency. The organization provided primary and secondary health care to people who had scant access to either, along with obstetric and maternal care, nutrition programs, surgical and post-operative services, pediatrics, and treatment for chronic diseases. It responded to cholera and leishmaniasis outbreaks and natural disasters such as the 2005 earthquake in Kashmir and previous flooding in Balochistan. And it assisted the more than two million people displaced by fighting between the Pakistani military and insurgent groups.
Staff had grown accustomed to the challenges of working in the country, particularly the large-scale population movements, the lack of services, and the security concerns that affected the mobility of both patients and MSF personnel. Nevertheless, MSF was able to tend to hundreds of thousands of people in some of the poorest regions of the country last year, and was well situated to respond again.
MSF, in essence, followed the floodwaters, tending to those in their wake. The effort began with exploratory missions to assess needs in the districts of Swat, Lower Dir, Malakand, Peshawar, Nowshera and Charsadda in KPK, along with the Nasirabad and Jafarabad districts in Balochistan, and proceeded later into Punjab and Sindh. In some instances, the impact was immediately evident. In others, especially where roadways and bridges had been destroyed, it took longer to identify the needs.
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At the height of its flood response, MSF had 160 international staff and more than 1,500 Pakistani staff supporting hospitals, treating injuries and illnesses—particularly malnutrition and acute diarrhe —running mobile clinics, and distributing hygiene kits, cooking sets, plastic sheeting, and tents. They also trucked in safe drinking water in order to prevent the spread of waterborne diseases, such as cholera.
MSF provided general care along with specialty care, adapting its work to the circumstances. Take maternal care, long a staple aspect of MSF's operations in Pakistan: "In June, we dealt with 13 complicated deliveries and performed 4 complicated C-sections" said MSF obstetrician, Dr. Linnea Ekdahl. "Now after the floods, in the month of September, we have seen 79 women facing complicated deliveries and performed 10 complicated C-sections."
Rain Lets Up , Conflict Does Not
By October, the rain had abated, and the waters had, for the most part, receded. In the north, people began returning to their villages to salvage what was left of their homes. In KPK, said MSF Country Representative in Pakistan Thomas Conan, the nutrition situation was stable and disease outbreaks had been controlled. Water distribution was handed over to other actors, Diarrhea Treatment Centers were closed, and the number of projects in the province returned to pre-flood numbers. But even into December, teams were providing flood-related medical care, water and sanitation services, and distributions in Sindh, where the water was slower to recede. And MSF opened a new base to serve flood-affected communities seeking refuge in Karachi.
All told, through the end of November, MSF had conducted 80,150 consultations as part of its emergency flood response, treated more than 4,500 malnourished children, distributed a total of 64,836 relief item kits and 16,300 tents, and built 843 latrines. Expenditures for the emergency (also through the end of November) stood at $12.33 million. (MSF's 2010 budget for regular activities in Pakistan is approximately $11.28 million.)
The task of rebuilding and recovering is an immense one. Thomas Conan said nutrition would have to be watched long-term because the fall harvest was ruined for many farmers and the next one was jeopardized by damage to their fields. Additionally, he added, as winter arrives, "the population still will not have shelter," particularly in the north, "or proper access to quality primary health care." MSF is therefore still distributing materials to build transitional shelters and running mobile clinics and nutrition centers for affected populations in southern Sindh.
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Furthermore, the end of the rains has not meant the end of other serious issues. "The conflict existed before the floods and the conflict is still present after the floods," Conan said, and there is still "a deficit of capacity in terms of primary and secondary health care for the population." In KPK and FATA, where fighting has been a constant for the last five years, "we are the only organization with surgery capacity for some one million people." There is still a yawning divide between the needs on the ground and services offered by governmental and non-governmental organizations. "It's part of MSF's responsibility, if not to speak out, then to point out that these populations are still in need," he said.
Politicization of Aid
An additional concern was the politicized nature of the flood response discussion, one that officials from several countries, including the United States, linked to national and security interests. Christopher Stokes, MSF's General Director in Belgium, addressed this in an op-ed on Foreign Policy magazine's website. "Barely hidden beneath the surface of Pakistan's worst flooding in living memory were the geopolitical stakes shaping both the justifications for official Western assistance and how aid was delivered to victims of the disaster," he wrote. "The perverse result may be a further restricting of the ability of humanitarian aid workers to assist the Pakistani population in the most volatile areas of the country."
He continued: "Winning the trust of all parties in a conflict and gaining access to the affected population depends on being understood as purely humanitarian— that is, not taking sides but delivering aid based on need alone regardless of political or other influences."
The worry on the medical front is that the impact of the floods lingers, and that the conflict continues to injure, kill, or drive from home civilians who cannot escape the theater of war. The concern on the political front is that the ability to independently and impartially deliver crucial medical aid will be undermined by decisions taken in faraway capitals. "This," Stokes concluded, "may ultimately jeopardize our ability to provide assistance to populations trapped in one of the most volatile and neglected regions in the world."


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On Monday the Helper American Legion took on Granger in their second league game of the season. The team is now two for two in league play as they beat Granger 12 to three with the game being called in the sixth inning on account of the nine run rule.
Josh Denison pitched and had a good performance on short rest. He had pitched six innings on Friday in the Idaho tournament and came back on Monday to pitch five solid innings. Colter Moore came in to close things out in Granger's sixth inning.
After struggling through the weekend tournament against left handed pitchers, the hits were much more plentiful off Grangers left hander, with Helper's offense pounding out 12 hits.
Helper's defense committed four errors, which Coach Jeff Cisneros believes is something they are still working on.
Hayden Basinger, Danny Flahie and Kash Jewkes all had at least two hits in the game with a handful of other players having only one.
"Everyone got a chance to bat at lease once this game and for the most part everyone looked much more comfortable and relaxed than we did in Idaho," commented Cisneros after the game, "Good pitching, decent defense and more hitting were all reasons for us picking up our second league win and running our league record two to zero."
Helper traveled to Hunter Wednesday for a league game and then will be back home Monday night at 7 pm for a league game with the combined Murray and Olympus teams known as the Spartans. Next week will be a very busy week for the team as they have six games including the Helper tournament.
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I purchased this piece of ivory but I cannot for the life of me figure out exactly what it's purpose is. At first I thought is was a pestle, but I have my doubts because of how thin they turned it. Could it be a wax stamp and just be missing the metal? It is about 5" tall and 1.25" at it's widest point. Any help would be appreciated.
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It looks like some kind of stamp missing the stamp to me. The other thing that comes to mind is material for a seal. The characters would be carved in the bottom. The shape is not traditional for such a use though.
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CANTON Joined by their St. Lawrence University hockey teammates, the Hughes brothers are looking forward to making this weekend a holiday homecoming of sorts.
George and Gunnar Hughes, who have roots in the Boston area, and the Saints (5-3-2) celebrated Thanksgiving in Massachusetts and will play at Northeastern (4-6-1) tonight and at No. 10 Boston University (6-4-0) on Saturday night.
Its going to be fun, George Hughes said. We lived about 20 minutes from BU and I was a fan of BU growing up. So it will be exciting to play in Boston, for sure.
George Hughes, a senior defenseman, and Gunnar, a sophomore winger, are continuing a tradition of brother acts at St. Lawrence.
Its always been a tradition here at St. Lawrence, George Hughes said. Its awesome being a little bit older then Gunnar, I never got the chance to play with him and along with last year I finally have that chance. Its been great.
Its a dream, I always wanted to play college hockey, said Gunnar Hughes, and getting the chance to play with my brother makes it special.
This weekend is special for both players, who are the latest brother combination at the school, following in the tradition of the Flanagans, Raleys, Kellers and Wallmans, to name a few.
Its special for families to have that, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. As parents, Im sure its nice to only have to travel to just one rink. Theyre great kids and they come from a great hockey tradition and family their father was a real good player at Harvard.
While both arent Boston natives, as the Hughes family relocated from the Chicago area to Westwood, Mass., about 12 miles from the city, in their teen years, they consider Beantown, and its hockey tradition and history, as home.
I grew up in Chicago and my dad (George) grew up playing in Boston and he went to Harvard, George Hughes said. Boston hockey was a big part of our family growing up.
Weve been looking forward to this for a while, Gunnar Hughes said. Ive always wanted to play against those teams because I grew up watching them play. I have a lot of friends who are going to be there watching as well as playing against us on the ice, so its an exciting time.
In addition, the Hughes sister, Aleca, served as senior captain of Yales womens hockey team last season and their mother, Allison, competed athletically for Boston University.
The two brothers are different types of players on the ice with George, who leads Saints defensemen in scoring (one-goal-nine assists-10 points) having more of a high-skilled, high-speed style, with Gunnar (2-3-5) sharpening his skills as a power forward.
Theyre model players for this program, Carvel said. George has been our best defenseman for some time, and Gunnar has really developed into a power forward the kind of player St. Lawrence is known for. He works real hard and is hard to play against.
St. Lawrence is looking to bounce back after a disappointing weekend at home in which it tied Princeton, 3-3 on Friday and lost 6-2 to now No. 18 Quinnipiac.
The Saints are looking to halt a four-game winless stretch (0-2-2) all in ECAC Hockey play.
I think we have to do some soul searching right now, George Hughes said. I think we had a great start, but maybe we got complacent. The past two weekends have shown us that we definitely havent arrived. We just have to show up (this) weekend and keep working hard.
The Saints are unbeaten in their past seven games at 6-0-1 against Hockey East opponents dating back to January 2010.
The streak began with a 5-2 win over Boston College in the Denver Cup on Jan. 1, 2010 and has included 6-4 and 2-1 victories over Vermont and New Hampshire respectively in the 2010-11 season, a 2-1 win over Vermont and a 6-6 tie with Merrimack last season.
Most recently, St. Lawrence won two games 5-0 and 5-1 in a sweep at Maine Oct. 19-20 in the second week of this season.
St. Lawrence senior captain Kyle Flanagan is tied for first in the country in points (19) with Bentleys Brett Gensler, and Saints teammate Greg Carey is tied for second in points (18) with Denvers Nick Shore.
Flanagan is tied for first in the nation in assists (11) with three others and both Flanagan and Carey are tied for third in goals (8) with four others.
Flanagan and Carey are also tied for first in the country in power-play goals (4) with six others.
Flanagan and Carey have at least a point in all but one game this season.
While the Saints special teams have struggled recently, their power play is still ranked 12th nationally (21.8 percent) while their penalty killing is 20th (85.2).
However, St. Lawrence will look to rebound after its special teams came down to earth against Princeton and Quinnipiac.
The power play converted only twice from 14 chances while the team allowed four man-advantage goals from nine opportunities.
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