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NOGALES, Ariz (KGUN9-TV) – A white, blinking object floating in the sky has a lot of people in Nogales curious. They first spotted the blimp Monday, tethered to the Border Patrol station off La Quinta road.
"I saw a balloon – a white balloon actually. It was at night so it was blinking," said Omar Quintero.
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It turns out the aerostat isn't what's unusual, but rather the equipment strapped to it: cutting edge surveillance technology. U.S. Customs and Border Protection will only say they're determining whether if it's useful in securing the border – and that it will be up for about a week.
"Border Patrol operators, along with supervisory Border Patrol agents, will test the technology and its ability to identify risks and threats occurring along the border," CBP spokesman Jason Rheinfrank.
Estrada believes the aerostat could be a powerful weapon in the fight against drugs and human trafficking.
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Logos Technologies came up with the system, dubbed the Kestrel, which boasts night vision and gives a 360-degree surveillance of areas as wide as a few kilometers. The cameras can zoom in on any suspicious activity, recording up to 30 days worth of video.
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"What is the highest item number?"
SELECT MAX(article) AS article FROM shop; +---------+ | article | +---------+ | 4 | +---------+
|Posted by Najeem M Illyas on November 13 2004 6:03am
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Similarly MIN can be used to find minium value
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You can use just about any function in a select query.
Besides the MAX, and MIN functions, there is also the AVG function to quickly calculate the Average value of a field.
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SELECT avg(article) AS article_avg FROM shop;
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Also, you can use sum:
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How to display 4th highest (salary) record from customer table:
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I can not find anything confirming this, but my tests indicate that if you use MAX() on a field with an alpha-numeric value (such as ETA-000001), it does calculate the MAX() correctly, providing the number is padded by 0's.
To get a better (and probably more syntactically correct) result, you could use the following:
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HOUSTON — Talent aside, the most sizable advantage the Thunder had entering this series with the Houston Rockets was its size.
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HOUSTON — Talent aside, the most sizable advantage the Thunder had entering this series with the Houston Rockets was its size.
Yet in three of the five games, Oklahoma City has been outworked and outclassed from in close.
It's become a startling reality for the defending Western Conference champion and top-seeded Thunder, and one that now has Houston a win shy of tying this series and wrestling away complete command of this matchup.
Oklahoma City enters Friday night's Game 6 at a crossroad. After two straight losses, it's become clear that the Thunder's big lineup is neither able to defend the Rockets on the perimeter nor punish them in the paint. The small unit, meanwhile, has struggled at times to score while also being plagued by defensive lapses.
There is one player, though, who has what it takes to turn the tide.
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In the first three games of this series Ibaka was sensational. The power forward averaged 15.3 points, 9.7 rebounds and 3.7 blocked shots. He shot 61.3 percent from the field. The Thunder won all three of those games.
But in the last two contests, Ibaka has regressed. He's averaged 11 points, seven rebounds and 2.5 blocked shots while shooting 45 percent from the field.
Ibaka's inability to take advantage of a Rockets lineup that often lives with shooting guard James Harden defending him in the post has been most detrimental. It's a matchup the Thunder, at least on paper, should be able to exploit.
"Serge is a lot bigger than me and stronger than me," Harden said. "But I just have to play him aggressive."
Harden continued, confessing in the next breath that it's a matchup the Rockets actually prefer.
"If the ball is in his hands that means Kevin (Durant) doesn't have the ball," Harden said. "So we're going to live with that all series, him trying to make plays and post me up."
Each time Ibaka fails the Rockets have no reason to not continue focusing all their defensive attention on Durant. But each time Ibaka succeeds, the Rockets will have no choice but to counter by inserting an additional big man or doubling down, which would free up shooters and driving lanes for Durant and others.
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Motorcycles are one of the most popular modes of transportation in Thailand as they are inexpensive and fuel efficient. Both within cities and around the countryside, motorcycles are used by numerous Thais for work and personal travel.
For travelers to Thailand, motorcycles serve two functions: motorcycle taxis and motorcycle rentals. Orange vested Thai motorcycle taxi drivers hang out at major intersections in Bangkok and other larger cities. Prices are generally fixed so you can ask about the fare after you have told them your destination; then hop on the back and hang on for dear life. Thailand motorcycle taxis are the fastest and consequently the most dangerous mode of transportation in Thailand. They are also the cheapest, with fares ranging from 5 to 30 baht, depending on distance.
Renting a Thai motorcycle to drive yourself around is equally inexpensive, though arguably more dangerous. Particularly popular in northern towns like Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai as well as the beach towns on Koh Samui and Phuket, Thai motorcycles are the leading cause of death of foreigners in Thailand, though they are both inexpensive and convenient if driven carefully. With the deposit of your passport you can get a rental motorbike for as little as 150 baht a day (less than 5$). That's for a 100-125 cc semi-automatic scooter. Fully automatic scooters cost slightly more and top-of-the-line 1000cc motorcycles will cost you upwards of 2500 baht a day (even more if you want to drive a Harley Davidson). Like rental cars, always inspect bikes for damage before renting and be advised to take good care of them, as you are responsible for any damage that you or anyone else inflicts upon the bike. An international driver's license that includes motorbike certification is the best license, though any motorbike license will suffice as you are unlikely to be asked to produce it anyway -unless it's by the police who, if they have chosen to pull you over, are likely to fine you for something regardless of whether you have your license on you. The higher-end motorcycle rental agencies will expect you to produce an international driving license however, unless you wish to waive the insurance coverage –an unwise decision.
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Section, Pub. L. 90–351, title II, § 802,June 19, 1968, 82 Stat. 216, provided for immunity of witnesses giving testimony or producing evidence under compulsion in Federal grand jury or court proceedings. Subject matter is covered in sections 6002 and 6003 of this title.
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Sections 227(a) and 260 ofPub. L. 91–452provided for repeal of this section effective four years following sixtieth day after date of enactment of Pub. L. 91–452, which was approved Oct. 15, 1970, such repeal not affecting any immunity to which any individual was entitled under this section by reason of any testimony or other information given before such date. See section 260 ofPub. L. 91–452, set out as an Effective Date; Savings Provision note under section 6001 of this title.
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5 U.S. Code § 5546 - Pay for Sunday and holiday work
(a) An employee who performs work during a regularly scheduled 8-hour period of service which is not overtime work as defined by section 5542 (a) of this title a part of which is performed on Sunday is entitled to pay for the entire period of service at the rate of his basic pay, plus premium pay at a rate equal to 25 percent of his rate of basic pay. For employees serving outside the United States in areas where Sunday is a routine workday and another day of the week is officially recognized as the day of rest and worship, the Secretary of State may designate the officially recognized day of rest and worship as the day with respect to which the preceding sentence shall apply instead of Sunday.
(b) An employee who performs work on a holiday designated by Federal statute, Executive order, or with respect to an employee of the government of the District of Columbia, by order of the District of Columbia Council, is entitled to pay at the rate of his basic pay, plus premium pay at a rate equal to the rate of his basic pay, for that holiday work which is not—
(c) An employee who is required to perform any work on a designated holiday is entitled to pay for at least 2 hours of holiday work.
(d) An employee who performs overtime work as defined by section 5542 (a) of this title on a Sunday or a designated holiday is entitled to pay for that overtime work in accordance with section 5542 (a) of this title.
Source(Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 488; Pub. L. 90–83, § 1(29),Sept. 11, 1967, 81 Stat. 201; Pub. L. 90–623, § 1(13),Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1312; Pub. L. 105–277, div. G, subdiv. B, title XXIII, § 2317(2),Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2681–829.)
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|July 18, 1958, Pub. L. 85–533, § 1, 72 Stat. 377.
In subsections (a) and (b), the word "officer" is omitted as included in "employee".
In subsections (b) and (c), the word "designated" is substituted for "such a" and "such" in former section 922(b) and (c) to identify the holiday as one designated by statute, Executive order, or the Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia.
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In subsection (a), the words "An employee who performs work . . . is entitled to pay . . . at the rate of his basic pay" are coextensive with and substituted for "Any . . . service . . . performed . . . shall be compensated . . . at the rate of basic compensation of the officer or employee performing such work." The words "section 5542 (a) of this title" are substituted for "section 201 of this Act" to reflect the codification of that section in title 5, United States Code. The words "between midnight Saturday and midnight Sunday" are coextensive with and substituted for "within the period commencing at midnight Saturday and ending at midnight Sunday".
1998—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 105–277inserted at end "For employees serving outside the United States in areas where Sunday is a routine workday and another day of the week is officially recognized as the day of rest and worship, the Secretary of State may designate the officially recognized day of rest and worship as the day with respect to which the preceding sentence shall apply instead of Sunday."
1968—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 90–623, § 1(13)(A), substituted "District of Columbia Council" for "Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia".
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 90–623, § 1(13)(B), substituted "5542(a)" for "5442(a)".
Effective Date of 1968 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 90–623intended to restate without substantive change the law in effect on Oct. 22, 1968, but amendment of subsec. (d) of this section by section 1(13)(B) ofPub. L. 90–623effective as of Sept. 6, 1966, for all purposes, see section 6 ofPub. L. 90–623, set out as a note under section 5334 of this title.
Transfer of Functions
District of Columbia Council, as established by Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1967, abolished as of noon Jan. 2, 1975, by Pub. L. 93–198, title VII, § 711,Dec. 24, 1973, 87 Stat. 818, and replaced by Council of District of Columbia, as provided by section 401 ofPub. L. 93–198.
Condition of Performance
Pub. L. 105–277, div. A, § 101(h) [title VI, § 624], Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2681–480, 2681–518, provided that: "Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no part of any funds provided by this Act or any other Act beginning in fiscal year 1999 and thereafter shall be available for paying Sunday premium pay to any employee unless such employee actually performed work during the time corresponding to such premium pay."
Similar provisions were contained in the following prior appropriations act:
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Martin Luther King, Jr. said, "Everybody can be great because anybody can serve. You don't have to have a college degree to serve. You don't have to make your subject and verb agree to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love."
On Christmas Day, Umar Abdulmutallab boarded Northwest Flight 253 bound for Detroit and just before landing, attempted to blow up the plane and the 278 passengers aboard. Thanks only to the malfunction of an explosive device and the quick thinking of civilian passengers and crew who subdued him, did this latest act of terrorism not tragically result in a massive loss of life.
The picture in Old Places, Old Faces on Nov. 18, 2009, of Bill and Mary Reid and the Melody Mountaineers brought back many wonderful memories to me of a well known band whose names were once a household word throughout central Virginia and the surrounding area.
I have a few questions for you: Are you happy in your work? Put another way: Do you like your job? Or is it just an economic necessity that you tolerate?
Apparently, these are questions that occupy the time of most Americans. According to the findings of the Conference Board research group - which issues a job satisfaction report every year - a record number of Americans are not happy with what they do for a living.
One of the services the Bedford Bulletin offers the community is printing Rick Howell's "The Liberal Agenda." Readers can get a weekly example of liberals' vacuous thinking, something we should all keep in mind when we go to the polls. Do we really want to elect people who believe this stuff, or who are endorsed by folks who believe this stuff?
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The Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control is holding a "PSA Challenge" for middle schools, high schools, colleges and universities asking youth to come up with creative videos to discourage underage or high-risk drinking.
Should ABC really be a sponsoring agency for this interaction with youth? It thinks so.
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Bedford's First Annual Festival of Trees was a great success. We would like to thank everyone who came to enjoy it and for spreading the word.
Poet Sam Walter Foss once wrote: "On the thirty-second day of the thirteenth month / on the eighth day of the week we will find the things we seek." As 2010 leaps into high gear, let's hope his thoughts are more sarcasm than truth. There is much to be done in this first year of the next decade. Such as...
One of the most important parts of my job is to assist constituents with any issues or problems they are facing when dealing with federal government agencies. The caseworkers in my offices in Charlottesville, Danville, Farmville, and Martinsville helped nearly 800 5th District residents in 2009 cut through government red tape and solve individual, sometime complex, problems with federal agencies. Here are the kinds of cases we helped with and some of the stories behind the numbers.
Four years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision in the now-notorious case of Kelo v. City of New London, which authorized the government to take private property from individuals for nearly any reason under the guise of eminent domain, even to give to other private individuals or entities. The public outcry over this decision was so great that it forced states to enact laws to significantly rein in their own eminent domain powers.
There are two programs that fall under this general heading. First, I will address the Concurrent Retirement and Disability Payment (CRDP). This program provides a 10-year phase-out of the offset to military retired pay due to receipt of VA disability compensation. To qualify the veteran must be retired from active duty or age 60 retired reserves that have a combined VA disability rating of 50 percent or greater.
State Senator Steve Newman announced recently that the Division of Legislative Services has begun drafting legislation to ensure that a life cannot be legally taken after a child is born not withstanding its connection to the umbilical cord.
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I want to express my gratitude to the Bedford Bulletin for offering free ads when a pet is being given away. I had also listed Bandit, the cat who needed a loving inside home, with animal rescue organizations, and had done a personal emailing to quite a few people whom I'd hoped might know someone who'd want him.
Anyone who's ever been a news reporter, or who follows what we call "news cycles" closely, knows that the slowest period for news on the entire calendar is the week between Christmas and New Years Day.
There is, usually, nothing of much importance going on, as people and events are caught in a holiday lull.
If you drive a car, I'll tax the street,
If you try to sit, I'll tax your seat.
If you get too cold, I'll tax the heat,
If you take a walk, I'll tax your feet.
So went some of the lyrics of the Beatles' 60s tune "Taxman." This song is the first thing that came to my mind as I read about the monstrosity that emerged from the Senate on Christmas Eve.
Sen. Ben Nelson, a Democrat from Nebraska, found a pot of gold at the end of the healthcare debate rainbow last week. And with his vote, the 60th and deciding secured in the Senate's vote that was held Christmas Eve, Nelson brought an early Christmas present home to his state. Of course, taxpayers from the rest of the country will be the ones paying the bill. The healthcare vote showed just how low politicians will go.
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Shoshana Rabinowitz (Shochen)
Translated by Sara Mages
Our city Korets was named after the Kortchek River. The river wrapped around the city and with its twists cut it into sections. The place where the five tanneries stood was called below the tanneries, the place where the flour mills stood was called below the mills and the area where the earthenware factory stood was called Crockery
A number of bridges crossed the river. Across from the main bridge lay below the mills and on the other side of Orenstein's bridge lay the New City, which was built after the great fire that broke out at the end of the 19th century.
The river overflowed in the spring, swept fertilizers and foodstuffs, and fertilized the fields and the gardens on its shores. The gardens bloomed and flowered, and covered the city with a carpet of greenery. And then, Korets looked like a blooming garden. The lawns and meadows on the riverbank were called flowery banks. From here we left for boat excursions on the river.
The river had a special magic in each season of the year, and enticed the residents, mostly the youth. And when the river froze, and the ice thickened sleds loaded with firewood and wheat traveled on it, and in this manner shortened the way from one part of the city to another.
Groups of boys and girls went down to the river with joy and exultation to skate on the ice. We climbed on the hills with small sleds, and sled down to the frozen river with a youthful whim.
In the winter, the water drawers broke holes in the ice, and draw the drinking water for all the members of the city. Dozens of families earned their living from that. The washerwomen went down to these holes, and beat the laundry in the cold water until they looked like frozen boards.
As spring approached, the city was shaken by the sound of loud explosions: The icebergs are coming. The ice broke, and huge chunks floated in the strong wind. And then, the Kortchek became a vast river. The bridges were destroyed more than once, and not just one tree has fallen victim to the malicious icebergs. It was a magnificent sight to see how this small river achieved greatness and raged in a youthful vigor. But, nothing lasts forever. The icebergs melted, the river returned to its natural borders, and the
water abated.
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|The Kortchek River by the bridge
When the earth was swampy and the legs sunk in the mud, we, the children, spread out along the river to welcome the first guest - the green leaf, and with it the small flower that we haven't seen during the months of the angry and difficult Ukrainian winter. Summer came when the sun shone in the sky, and the air warmed. During this period we spent most of our days and nights by the river. At daybreak, the diligent woke up early and went to the river to immerse their bodies for the early morning dip. In those days, it wasn't yet known in Korets that there was something in the world called a bathing suit. We bathed in our Mother Chava suit [naked]. Of course, we bathed in white shirts, but we tied them on both sides, turned them to balloons, and lay on them as lying on a swimming-pillow. This way we practiced and leaned the art of swimming. Obviously, women bathed separately and men bathed separately. The sounds and screams rose to the midst of heaven when a man made a mistake and found himself in the women's section. And when a naughty boy tried to get closer to us, we taught him Parashat Balak [taught him a lesson] and he lost a tooth and an eye [suffered a great loss].
Great was the commotion by the river on Friday. Clear the way and give respect! The pot-bellied samovar is walking to immerse itself in the water and smarten up for the Sabbath, and all the other kitchen utensils are marching behind it.
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The amazing sand, which was used to brush and scrub, was only found on the riverbank, and the samovars and the skillets shone and dazzled the eyes. This work, which lasted from sunrise to late at night, was accompanied by singing and laughter, and merged with the singing of the Ukrainian washerwomen.
At night, especially on Friday night, old and young went down to the river bank equipped with blankets. They spread on the lawns, enjoyed the cool air, the fragrant of the flowers and the singing of the nightingale which spilled into space and filled the air with its magic sound.
The playgrounds and the athletics fields were also located on the riverbank, but they weren't the most advanced. The boys played soccer there, and we put up tents and built camps there. But our parents drove us away from there, because they saw in it a desecration of the Sabbath. In particular, they had many complains against the sailing, what, even on the Sabbath! Once, when we didn't have enough oars, we took shovels to sail the boats with. This matter caused a great storm, because the pious of our city suspected that we left for work on the Sabbath
And when autumn approached and with it the High Holidays, we spread along the riverbank and searched for braches with thin leaves for Hoshanot. And when the day of Tashlich arrived, not a living soul was left in our city Korets. Everyone streamed to the riverbank, some on the bridges and some on the shore. Old and young prayed by the water, emptied their pockets and threw all their sins and crimes to the Kortchek's flowing water.
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Zahava Riess (Goldman)
Translated by Sara Mages
It may seem odd, that one day, when you reminisce about the distant past, you remember the pleasant and dear, and forget the sad and shocking. Perhaps, subconsciously, a person is trying to forget the unpleasant, and for that reason he's drawn to the pink and the heartwarming memories.
Here's Synagogue Street with its unattractive one-storey houses, but how beautiful and fascinating they were on the Sabbath and on the holidays. Great light penetrated from the windows of the little houses with their white curtains. The synagogues shone brightly. Our parents became princes, filled the houses of worship and the nearby streets by the hundreds, and a delightful sound came out of them.
And here's the praised Yeshiva, the house of learning for the majority of Korets' sons and all of Wolyn. It left its mark not only on the religious life, but also inspired an atmosphere of study and research throughout Korets. Sons gave up their comfortable life at home, and spent several years in the Yeshiva, to draw from the springs of our ancient civilization.
We were born in one of these houses. Most of the furniture passed from one generation to another, and weren't replaced as it is customary these days. But, they didn't smell of mold, only of pleasant memories of past generation.
|A general view of the city
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Indeed, new spirits blew in every house, at least in most of them, but they were related to the far distant past, when the nation of Israel sat on its land. They integrated into the vision of the future that seemed far but tangible.
I remember the stories about the Land of Israel in which we will be farmers, and I was given the role of a shepherded. These stories were accompanied by pictures that my mother of blessed memory found in one of the Russian geography books. It told of the different races and nations, including an Arab with a cruel face and grinding teeth. A shiver ran through my body, and I barely got over the fear that attacked me when I thought that I'd meet him at my work in Israel, and how could I defend myself?
The Hebrew School completed the picture of the distant past, explained it, enlarged its scope and made the future more tangible. To this day I remember the teacher Gilman of blessed memory, who dramatized the story of Bat Yiftach, and we were so close to the same glorious past. Every important event in the Zionist movement was celebrated grandly. So it was during the opening of the university on Mount Scopus, and so it was during other Zionist celebrations
A youth movement was added, and made the heroes and the kings of the Jewish nation more daring and venerable. We started to see the present as a passageway to something more beautiful. Then, we saw the poverty of our homes. We felt that there was no point in our present life, and therefore, we had to prepare ourselves for the future. The youth of Korets, which was part of the youth of Wolyn, constituted the natural reserve of manpower and creativity, and the revival movement was built from it.
The heart is hurting and grieving that such a rich Jewish source was destroyed and diluted. We will fight the minister of forgetfulness to the end of our days, so we won't forget our parents, our brothers and sisters, who were our flesh and blood.
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Translated by Sara Mages
|The elderly woman Hinda Kligerman
(Hinda Zlata Dubas)
The fire broke out 77 years ago. I was a little girl then, about 13. On Rosh Chodesh Tamuz 1881, I stood in the store, and suddenly I heard people shouting: Jews, fire! What's burning? The Mitichica is burning! The Mitichi building stood far from the city, next to the cemetery. The straw roof started to burn, and immediately the fire spread all over the city.
Yehusua Bublick's store, which sold gunpowder and explosives, stood on Shasiene? Street. The fire reached the store, and in an instant, a terrible smoke burst out of it and covered the city's sky. Although it was 10 o'clock in the morning, it seemed to us that the sun had set. Many people suffocated from the smoke. Those who could fled to the river, but the fire was so great, and its sparks reached the riverbank. I remember very well, that in a moment, the city turned into a huge blazing fire. A sea of flames raged all day, and tongues of fire protruded from the windows of the meager houses, which disappeared from the face of the earth one after the other. It seemed, as if the sky was burning, the clouds were red, gripped with fire.
About 20 Jews were burnt alive. David Mekler's two daughters, the girl brides, who had grooms and were about to get married burnt, and not a trace remained of them. Only the remains of their dresses were found. Pesia Rivka's was also burnt, and also many other Jews whose names I don't remember.
All Batei Hamidrash were burnt in this fire. The Great Synagogue, Brezner Synagogue, Chernobler Synagogue, Shuster Synagogue, and Schneider Synagogue, went up in flames. From the whole city only Commissaria Street and below the mills Street remained. A few buildings remained in Monstriska Street, but all the synagogues in it were burnt. Hirshel Solomianik and Shmuel Kleinfeld tanneries were located in below the mills Street. These buildings, and also the homes of Weinstock and Broder, were saved from the fire.
There wasn't a fire brigade. There was a wagon with a barrel of water on it, and it was harnessed to the Messiah horse. A wheel broke by the time the horse moved, and everyone grabbed a bucket of water
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to put out the fire, and of course, it helped, like cupping-glasses for a dead man [it was a wasted effort]. Go and put out such a calamity that all the water in the Kortchek couldn't put out.
A well stood in the middle of the market. We threw inside it the scorched Torah Scrolls, scraps of clothing, and tools that were saved from the fire. But, it was pointless. The Gentiles from the surrounding area descended on the booty, and looted and robbed all that was left from the Jews' property.
The Jews, who were left homeless, fled to Zvhil, Rovne and Slovita. We fled to Ostroh.
The fire cast a lot of noise all over Wolyn. The very next day helped arrived with food and clothing from cities and villages far and near.
Slowly, the city was rebuilt. Batei Hamidrash were built, and streets started to emerge as if by magic. The city grew and expanded and erased the memory of the terrible fire, which even today is attacking me with terror when I remember it.
In Ha-Meliz [Hebrew newspaper in Russia], from 1881 (No. 25), we find the following report about the fire: On 2 Tamuz, 17 June, a fire broke out in a small house at the edge of town, and one hour later, a great storm raged and carried flaming torches in every direction and corner. In three hours almost the whole city went up in flames.
All the shops and their merchandise, and all the delightful treasures were burnt, consumed by fire. Several hundred families were left naked and destitute. The flames ate all the synagogues thirteen in number, including the ancient synagogue. Also, about 20 people were burnt, including two sisters and one little boy.
The notable masters from here, the brothers Wineshtock, infused a lot of money to ease the fate of the fire victims.
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CUMBERLAND - Aida Delgado, 78 of Mill Street, passed away Thursday in R. I. Hospital, Providence. She was the wife of Joao Delgado.
Born in Portugal, she was the daughter of the late Sebastio and Maria (de Jesus) Antonio. Mrs. Delgado moved to the United States in 1960 settling in Cumberland.
She worked as a machine operator for Hindley Manufacturing, Cumberland for many years until her retirement in 1997 and previously worked for the former Atlas Braid Co., of Cumberland.
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- As a teenager you are at the last stage in your life when you will be happy to hear that the phone is for you.
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- And I decided that if motherhood turned a "young American beauty" into that unhappy woman, then motherhood wasn't for me, either. That youthful, emotional decision (ill-formed and made for the wrong reasons) kept me from too much early sexual experimentation, and probably turned me into a bit of a tease. I'd "neck" but only go so far, because . . . well, I because I was going to be a writer, "free and unhampered." At the very least. I wasn't going to get pregnant in my teens.
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- I'd always, you see, even in my early teens, had these problems — problems of suddenly waking up in the middle of the night and having this horrifying vision that life is completely meaningless. You know — just thinking about something like the depths of space, and realizing it's got to come to an end somewhere, but apparently it doesn't, and then suddenly getting this terrible feeling that maybe life is a total delusion. G. K. Chesterton once said that in his teens he saw hell, and I really think I did too. I went through extreme depressions, glooms. There was one occasion on which I decided actually to commit suicide. I'd got into this state — I was working as a lab assistant at the school, and what would happen was that I'd make tremendous efforts to push myself up to a level of optimism. I'd do it in the evenings by reading poetry, thinking, writing in my journals, then I'd go back to the school the next day and blaaahhh, right down to the bottom again. This was the feeling of The Mind Parasites — there's something that waits until you've got lots of energy and just sucks you dry like a vampire. This sudden feeling that God was making fun of me made me feel one day, "For God's sake, let's not have any more of this nonsense. I'm damned if I'll be played about with like this. Let me kill myself." And immediately I felt this, I felt a curious sense of inner strength. So I went off to night school quite determined that what I was going to do was to take down the bottle of potassium cyanide from the reagent shelves and drink it. I knew that cyanide burns a hole in the bottom of the stomach and kills you within seconds. Well, I went into the classroom quite determined. There was a group gathered around the professor at the desk. I went over to the reagent shelves, I took down the bottle of potassium cyanide, I uncorked it, and as I started raising this to my lips I suddenly had an extremely clear vision of myself in a few seconds' time with an agonizing pain in the pit of my stomach, and at the same time I suddenly turned into two people. I don't mean that literally, but I mean that there was I, and there beside me was this silly, bloody little idiot called Colin Wilson who was in a state of self-pity and about to kill himself, and I didn't give a damn whether the fool killed himself or not. The trouble was, if he killed himself he'd kill me too. And quite suddenly a terrific sense of overwhelming happiness came over me. I corked up the bottle, put it on the shelf, and for the next few days was in total control of my emotions and everything else. I realized suddenly that you can achieve these states of control, provided that you put yourself in a crisis situation. And that's why throughout The Outsider I keep saying the outsider's salvation lies in extremes.
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- When I was in my teens, I invented a term to describe them. I call it 'holiday consciousness' . . . because I often experienced this sense of optimism and wide-awakeness when setting out on a journey or a holiday. It was always the feeling that the world is self-evidently complex and beautiful, and that life is so obviously good that man's boredom and defeat is an absurdity . . . And then I used to ask: Why do mean forget this so easily? And the answer seemed obvious: because the human will is so flabby and weak. Instead of being self-controlled, self-driven creatures, most men are little more than leaves on a stream, they drift along hoping for the best. I once wrote that men are like grandfather clocks driven by watchsprings.
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TUCSON (KGUN9- TV) - Pet-owners are on alert after a pack of coyotes hit one urban neighborhood over the weekend. Some residents are even calling on wildlife officials to take action against the dangerous wild dogs.
Erin Madden and her room-mate Kelly Facteau live near 1st St. and Roger Rd. with several pets. But, after they heard noises late Saturday night they have one less.
"We heard the coyotes making a kill and we realized it was probably one of the cats," said Madden.
Facteau went outside to check, and saw several coyotes in the middle of the road.
"There were three standing right there in the middle of the road," she said, "that's how close they were I could tell one of them had a grayish tint to it that's how clear I could see it."
She saw two more in the other direction. The next morning she went looking for their cat, and found it dead in the neighbor's front yard. Her cat wasn't the only victim. Another neighbor's cat was killed, and Facteau says she heard a total of five pets were picked up that day by Animal Control.
"Just scares me," she said, "I'm afraid to go out with my dog even at night without something in hand and I shouldn't have to."
Madden says she wants wildlife officials to take action.
"I would like for them to round them up and put them out in the wild somewhere move them to another location so they don't come back," she said, "and I would like to alert everybody."
9 On Your Side took her concerns to Arizona Game and Fish spokesperson Mike Hart. He says coyote sightings have not increased in the past year. Since last January, they have received 71 reports, and 11 incidents involving pets.
Hart says they can't relocate coyotes, "because there are too many species of urban wildlife in Tucson. If that's what we did," he said, "we would spend all our time doing that."
Hart says coyotes are not a direct threat to humans, and people can take several precautions to keep them at bay.
"If you're a pet owner walking your dog and you see a coyote immediately pick your dog up stand your ground and stare at the coyote," he said, "You can stamp your feet, make loud noises and they will go away."
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POTSDAM A series sweep of Rensselaer this weekend could be all thats needed to get the Clarkson University womens hockey team into the 2013 NCAA Tournament.
The Golden Knights (26-8 overall, 18-4 ECAC Hockey) are the No. 2 seed in the conference tournament and host No. 7 RPI in a best-of-three quarterfinal series that begins at 7 p.m. Friday. Game two would be at 4 p.m. Saturday and if a game three is needed it would be at 4 p.m. Sunday.
St. Lawrence University (17-12-5, 12-6-4) is the No. 5 seed and will travel to play No. 4 Quinnipiac (19-10-4, 13-6-3) in another quarterfinal series that starts Friday.
If Clarkson closes out RPI (10-20-4, 8-12-2) without losing, it could solidify its place as one of the top eight teams in the womens PairWise Rankings, which are used to determine the field, regardless of how it does the following weekend at the ECAC Hockey semifinals and championship. Clarkson is currently in a three-way tie for fourth place in the PairWise with Boston University and Harvard.
I dont think its anything we can worry about right now, Clarkson co-coach Matt Desrosiers said of the NCAA Tournament. If we dont get past this weekend, theres a really good chance were not going to be playing any more this season. Getting those two wins is really important right now.
Clarkson swept the Engineers during the regular season, winning 6-2 at Cheel Arena on Oct. 27 and then earning a 3-1 win in Troy on Feb. 8.
Weve had some really good games against (RPI) this year, defenseman Erin Ambrose said. I remember our first game here at Cheel against them. We started out really well and they started to come back. Its gotten really competitive and it will be a really good series.
All season long Clarksons players have glanced at where they are ranked, but that will stop this weekend.
Its hard not to check the standings and see where we are ranked, captain Carly Mercer said. Overall our concern is this weekend, first and foremost.
Clarkson has enjoyed wins over teams currently positioned to be in the eight-team NCAA Tournament, like Cornell, Harvard, Mercyhurst and North Dakota.
But the Golden Knights also have had some surprising losses at home this season against teams like Colgate and Princeton.
And Clarkson needs to look no farther than last year to realize a home series guarantees nothing, as the Golden Knights fell at home in three games to Quinnipiac in a quarterfinal series.
Weve proven in the past, this year and last year, you cant overlook any opponent, Desrosiers said. Weve had some games where we probably should have won earlier this season but we didnt. Its a new season right now. Playoffs is a completely new season. Your regular season really doesnt do anything for you except give you the confidence going forward. Anything can happen right now.
Clarkson should have plenty of confidence heading into the postseason.
The Golden Knights have dominated both sides of the ice this year, averaging 2.85 goals and allowing only 1.62. Clarkson is 20-4 when it scores the first goal of a game and even has been dominant when not leading. If the Golden Knights are tied after one period they are 8-1 and they are 5-1 in games tied after two periods.
Its a great feeling to be confident that you have a chance to win the championship as much as any other top team, Mercer said. Its a pretty exciting feeling right now. I just think we have a lot of depth on this team this year. Weve taken qualities like we had last year, like working hard, and kind of incorporated the skill we have this year.
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A reader told me to look over at Pinnacle Sports, a betting site that bets on pretty much anything. The interesting part to us (and is shown below) are the odds on who is the favorite in 2011 to win the home run title in all of baseball. It goes through Ryan Howard, Adam Dunn, Albert Pujols, Prince Fielder, Jose Bautista, and Adrian Gonzalez before it finds its 7th most likely winner: our very own Mark Reynolds. This might strike some as fanciful, but Reynolds does have the 3rd most homeruns over the past two seasons and 8th most over the past three seasons. Based on last year, homeruns were ~15% easier to hit at Camden Yards than at Chase Field. That might increase his total by about 2 home runs.
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A proposed amendment to the New York state Correction Law could have a significant effect on Jefferson Countys jail law library.
The proposal, which appeared in last weeks state register, would eliminate the requirement that law libraries be maintained within local correctional facilities.
The amendment aims to take advantage of changing technology to reduce the counties library maintenance costs, which can be substantial.
According to the state Commission of Correction, only one company still publishes a New York state case law digest, and the cost of this volume makes up a significant portion of the expense of maintaining a library.
If resources instead were made available through electronic databases such as LexisNexis and Westlaw, that would satisfy the intention of the original requirement, according to the amendment.
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The proposal has been an ongoing discussion for years, according to Lt. Kristopher M. Spencer, jail administrator at the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building.
Law libraries are a huge financial drain on the jails budget, Mr. Spencer said.
The amendment also would allow the county to pay for the library with profits from the inmate commissary. Using commissary funds would allow the jail to purchase new computers, which the facility hasnt had for quite a few years, though the wires are still there, Mr. Spencer said.
Along with the computers would come access to the electronic databases.
No matter what happens with the law library, Mr. Spencer said that the recreational library, which is stocked entirely with donations, would not be affected by the proposed changes.
While there is no jail librarian like the Andy Dufresne character in The Shawshank Redemption, the jail does have inmate workers who bring books to different pods, Jefferson County Sheriff John P. Burns said.
The library is a popular and positive resource for inmates, Mr. Burns said.
As long as we can keep the inmates busy doing something, then we have less problems, he said.
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POTSDAM Village police charged Aaron M. Rist, 19, Dover, N.H., with second-degree menacing at 4:28 p.m. Friday in connection with an alleged slashing early Thursday that wasnt reported to police by Clarkson University officials for more than 24 hours.
The Potsdam Police Department was alerted by Clarkson University of an altercation which occurred on their campus on Thursday. After investigating the incident it was determined Rist became involved in an altercation with another CU student and had displayed a folding knife with a 3 inch blade, according to a blotter release from village police released Saturday morning.
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- Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...
It sounds like you had a wonderful and relaxing weekend!
- March 22, 2012 at 9:06 AM
- Emily @ A Cambridge Story said...
Wow, your mom makes restaurant quality meals! I can see why you love going home. Sounds like a great weekend :)
- March 22, 2012 at 9:25 AM
- Megan said...
You're making me miss my mom... and weekends on the Cape. Can't wait til July! :) It sounds like you had such a great time together. And I love yoga... definitely stretches muscles you didn't know you had. And I say keep the b-day celebration going as long as you can!!!
- March 22, 2012 at 9:59 AM
- Kirsten @ Triple Max Tons said...
I am still kinda devastated that I lived in Boston for a year and never visited Cape Cod...sad face.
- March 22, 2012 at 10:44 AM
- Colleen @ Culinary Colleen said...
That St. Germain sounds fantastic. I can't wait for summer cape weekends!
- March 22, 2012 at 11:38 AM
- Ameena said...
I want to come and celebrate my next birthday with your mom! She is obviously an amazing cook and she seems like a very sweet mother.
Happy belated birthday Daisy! How great that we are just days apart. I knew I loved you and your blog for a reason!
- March 22, 2012 at 12:05 PM
- In and Around Town said...
Sounds like the perfect weekend! Yoga is something I have tried as well but never really got into even though in my head it sounds great...
- March 22, 2012 at 12:05 PM
- Sacha said...
Aww, I love Two Fat Ladies. I used to watch it with my mom years ago! You hit some of my favorites: the coconut is the best flavor at Cape Cod Creamery and PB Boulangerie is a treat (I've never sat down to a meal, just gotten baked goods).
What a great weekend with great food (and I'm in love with your mother's tableware...)! Now I really cannot wait to get to the Cape myself.
- March 22, 2012 at 12:37 PM
- Michelle Collins said...
Um, can I hang out with your Mom sometime? She sounds awesome!
- March 22, 2012 at 1:10 PM
- Amber said...
wow, your mom is quite the cook! That french toast looks especially yummy. I'm gonna have to check out Two Fat Ladies. Its sounds pretty darn funny.
- March 22, 2012 at 1:47 PM
- Elina (Healthy and Sane) said...
Wow, that's some good eating! Glad you enjoyed your first yoga class. I go back and forth between being obsessed and being bored - the instructor is really key!
- March 22, 2012 at 5:25 PM
- MelissaNibbles said...
Sounds like a fun time. I need to check out that show, it sounds right up my alley!
- March 22, 2012 at 6:21 PM
- kfenton917 said...
Daisy invite your friends Cape-side for a summer birthday party! We'll all cook!
- March 22, 2012 at 8:21 PM
- Di said...
Sounds like a great time! I'm glad you tried something new with yoga! I liked it the one time I did it, but haven't been back. Maybe I should start going again.
ALSO. I totally watched that show when it originally came out. My cousins and I stumbled upon it once while we were in NY visiting, and we were fascinated by the amount of lard they used. Hahaha.
- March 23, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- Elizabeth said...
All that food looks heavenly. Gotta admit though, I always found the idea of Two Fat Ladies way funnier than the actual show was. I haven't seen it in years
- March 23, 2012 at 9:14 AM
- Gretchen said...
It really is neverending! We are celebrating again tomorrow night!
- March 23, 2012 at 3:10 PM
- Lizzy said...
I love when my mom cooks special meals for me too! Which she has been doing a lot lately since I haven't been cooking. Everything looks delicious Daisy. Hope you enjoy dinner at Gretchen's tomorrow : )
- March 23, 2012 at 3:11 PM
- CoCo Wray said...
Glad you had a great weekend, and great to hear you finally tried yoga. Personally,I don't know what I would do without my yoga!
- March 23, 2012 at 5:17 PM
- Shannon said...
love those kinds of weekends!! everything looks so delicious, too :)
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- MOLLY GALLER said...
What a delicious birthday weekend with your mom! My mom is a mega yogi (over 30 years) and I still haven't tried it!
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