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Pakualaman (also written Paku Alaman) is a small hereditary Duchy within the Sultanate of Yogyakarta. It was created in 1812 when Natakusuma (later Paku Alam I) was rewarded for helping the British quell the conflict in Yogyakarta in June 1812. It became the mirror-image of the Mangkunegaran principality in the territory of the Susuhunanate of Surakarta.
A Pakualaman Corps of 100 cavalry (later 50 cavalry and 100 infantry) was established, but was never to become as significant as the Mangkunegaran Legion, and disbanded in 1892.
Due to Paku Alam VIII's role in the Indonesian independence movement, a law was passed to give the position of vice-governor of the Yogyakarta Special Region to the ruling Paku Alam prince at any particular time. Meanwhile, the Sultans of Yogyakarta were to hold the governor's office hereditarily.
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- Paku Alam I, 1812 - 1829
- Paku Alam II, 1829 - 1858
- Paku Alam III, 1858 - 1864
- Paku Alam IV, 1864 - 1878
- Paku Alam V, 1878 - 1900
- Paku Alam VI, 1901 - 1902
- Paku Alam VII, 1903 - 1938
- Paku Alam VIII, 1938 - 1999
- Paku Alam IX, 1999 — Present
- M. C. Ricklefs, A History of Modern Indonesia Since c. 1300, Vol. 2, Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1993, 113-114.
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May, Shaw, Gomez, Brandt, Chrestman, Shaddick, Roube, Teller, Nuñez, Gonzalez, Zaller, Ferguson, Zahn, Sabin, Meyers, Harris, Shindle, Shapiro
Deputy Sheriff Louis A. May
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DOD September 5, 1926
Willacy County Deputy Sheriff Louis "Slim" May and Willacy County Deputy Constable Leslie Eugene "Bill" Shaw, a deputy constable under Hilario G. Gomez were shot and killed on September 5, 1926 after hearing a shot fired at a dance. Sidney Brandt, who was accompanying the officers, was slightly wounded.
According to the Willacy County News, "Deputy Constable Shaw, Deputy Sheriff Mays, night watchman Mike Chrestman, Sidney Brandt, Jack Shaddick and George Roube comprised a party of law enforcers detailed to keep peace around the Mexican dances Saturday night, two such dances being in progress at that time and lasted until after midnight". Between 2 am and 3am on Sunday morning, a shot was fired near where one of the dances had been. The 6 split up and went to investigate the shooting. They had not gone very far when Brandt told Mays and Shaw he saw a gun pointed them. Soon after the shooting started, Deputy Constable Shaw was shot between the eyes and died instantly. Deputy Sheriff May was shot in the heart and died. Brandt was slightly wounded in the stomach.
Local officers theorized that the first shots were fired in order to lure the officers to their death for retaliation for previous arrest the officers had made.
According to newspaper accounts, on the night of the killings, Sheriff Teller and his deputies rounded up 20-24 persons (mostly Mexicans) who were in and around the area and placed them in jail for questioning.
On Tuesday, September 7, Tomas Nuñez, the father of Jose Nuñez, (one of the suspects in the shooting) was allowed to talk with his son at the jail. Shortly afterwards, Tomas told the Sheriff Teller his son confessed and would assist in locating the weapons that were used to kill Mays and Shaw.
Later that afternoon, 5 deputies, accompanied Jose and Delancio Nuñez, Cinco Gonzalez and Matt Zaller (an Austrian) along with Tomas Nuñez from the jail. The 5 were transported to a brushy area, eight miles west of Raymondville, where Jose Nunez pointed out to the officers where they would find the weapons. According to the newspaper accounts of the story, as the officers, along with the prisoners entered into the brush, they were met with gunfire. The officers ducked and return fire, however their prisoners were caught in a cross-fire. The result of the shootout left Jose and Delancio Nuñez, Cinco Gonzalez and Matt Zaller along with Tomas Nuñez dead.
The Nuñez Family made claims to the Mexican Consul General, that the body of Tomas Nuñez had been beheaded. The Governor of Texas, Miriam A Ferguson ordered the Texas Rangers to investigate the shooting of the prisoners at the request of the U.S. State Department. The "beheading" rumors later turned out to be false.
The Mexican Consul General also accused Sheriff Teller of letting a mob into the jail and taking the 5 prisoners out and shooting them. Later, a Willacy County Grand Jury investigated the case; and indicted Sheriff Teller and others with the murders. Sheriff Teller also had bigger problems to come when he and others were indicted by the U.S. Government for the famous Raymondville Peonage Cases, in January of 1927.
"In addition to the charge of peonage, Teller and Frank Brandt were tried in 1927 as accessories to the murder of Tomás Núñez and four other men in Willacy County. During the Nuñez murder trial it was established that Teller's sympathizers were harassing witnesses for the prosecution in the peonage cases. The sheriff argued that the murder charges brought against him were simply a political move to blacken his name before the peonage case trial and that the murder trial was instigated by his enemies, the "independents," to discredit him. During the murder trial he stated that there was nothing to the peonage cases and that if he had filed formal charges against the Mexicans arrested for loafing and let them stay out their fines in jail at the state's expense, he would not have gotten into such a mess. Other suspicious incidents occurred in the matter. An attorney who helped with the case against the defendants and served as a witness in the trial was beaten, and other witnesses declared they had been harassed in an attempt to keep them from testifying. Although half the defendants were found guilty of peonage, the general view in the county was that they had acted in an acceptable manner. The farmworkers' lives changed little. "
In closing, we will never know what the true motive was to the officer's murder but the deaths were soon overshadowed by the continuing political, racial, crime, and "bootlegging" problems along the Mexico/US borders. Regardless of the motive, Willacy County Willacy County Deputy Sheriff Louis "Slim" May was killed on September 5, 1926 while operating in an official capacity as a Texas Law Enforcement Officer.
According to the death certificate, Louis May was born on February 28, 1906, in Victoria, Texas and was 20 years of age at the time of his death. He was survived by his parents, A.A. and Lois N. May and a sister, Josephine May. The information given as true and correct for the death certificate was furnished by A.A. May of Raymondville, Texas. Louis Mays was buried in Raymondville on Monday, September 6, 1926, in close proximity to Deputy Constable Leslie Eugene Shaw. The pallbearers for Louis Mays were Gus Zahn, V.Sabin, Bert Meyers, G.C. Harris, Arthur Shindle and H.A. Shapiro. Louis Mays was not married.
Texas Death Certificate #33552/31037, place of death was Willacy County, Texas.
Willacy County News, Thursday, September 9, 1926
Willacy County News, Special Edition, Tuesday, September 7, 1926
San Antonio Express Newspaper, Monday, September 6, 1926 – Not Included due to space
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Photo of Louis May's, Grave in Raymondville Cemetery by K. Coleman
The "Handbook of Texas, On-Line" RAYMONDVILLE PEONAGE CASES: The Handbook of Texas on-line, BIBLIOGRAPHY: Corpus Christi Caller-Times, February 2, 3, 4, 7, 1927. David Montejano, Anglos and Mexicans in the Making of Texas, 1836-1986 (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1987). Oliver Douglas Weeks Collection, LULAC Archive, Benson Latin American Collection, University of Texas at Austin. Alicia A. Garza
Mr. Raymond Shaw, Omaha NE, Shaw Family Researcher, E- mails and Interviews by K. Coleman.
Mrs. Luann Kirk, Granddaughter of Leslie Shaw, E-Mails, Newspaper Stories, and Interviews by K. Coleman
Mrs. Lucienne Terry, Daughter of Leslie E. Shaw, Phone Interview by K. Coleman
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A dump truck driver was badly burned when his vehicle overturned in Marion County and caught fire, according to officials.
The crash happened about 11:30 a.m. Thursday on Interstate 75 at mile marker 345.
According to Ocala Fire Rescue, the driver received serious burns to his body and was taken to Shands Hospital.
The dump truck was carrying limerock, which spilled onto two northbound lanes of I-75.
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St. George's, Bermuda
|St. George's
The harbour and town of St. George's
Location in Bermuda
|Coordinates: 32°22′46″N 64°40′40″W / 32.37944°N 64.67778°WCoordinates: 32°22′46″N 64°40′40″W / 32.37944°N 64.67778°W
|United Kingdom
|Overseas territory
|Population (2010)
|• Total
|1,743 [1]
|Official name
|Historic Town of St. George and Related Fortifications, Bermuda
|2000 (24th session)
|Reference no.
|State Party
|United Kingdom
|Europe and North America
St. George's (formally, the Town of St. George, or St. George's Town), located on the island and within the parish of the same names, settled in 1612, was the first permanent English settlement on the islands of Bermuda. It is often described as the third successful English settlement in the Americas, after St. John's, Newfoundland, and Jamestown, Virginia. In fact, although English fisherman had begun setting up seasonal camps in Newfoundland in the 16th Century, they were expressly forbidden from establishing permanent settlements, and the town of St. John's was not established until circa 1620. Jamestown, also, did not exist until 1619. Prior to that, its settlers were obliged to live within James Fort. St. George's, claimed to be the oldest continuously-inhabited English town in the New World, is also suggested to have been the first.
Originally called New London, St. George's was first settled in 1612. This was three years after the first English settlers landed on St. George's Island on their way to Virginia. Led by Admiral Sir George Somers and Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Gates, they had deliberately steered their ship, the Sea Venture, onto a reef to escape a storm. The survivors built two new ships, the Deliverance and Patience, and most continued their voyage to Jamestown, but the Virginia Company laid claim to the island.
Two men remained behind to maintain the company's possession of the archipelago (a third stayed when the Patience returned later that year). By the Virginia Company's Third Charter in 1612, the boundaries of the new colony were extended out to sea to include Bermuda. The company sent a party of 60 new settlers to Bermuda to join the three men left behind by the Sea Venture. After a brief period on neighbouring St. David's, the settlers started building structures at St. George's, located in a sheltered sound that kept ships protected from bad weather.
In 1615, the shareholders of the Virginia Company created a second company, the Somers Isles Company. It administered Bermuda separately until the company was dissolved in 1686. (The Virginia Company was dissolved in 1624).
This small town was the capital of Bermuda until 1815; it was linked to the history of colonial America. Ten thousand Bermudians emigrated, primarily to Virginia and the American Southeast, before United States independence made them citizens of separate nations. Branches of wealthy Bermudian merchant families dominated trade in the area's ports. Bermudians settled towns in the South, and contributed greatly to the make up of the populations of several US states.
As Bermuda's population centre, and only true port during this period, St. George's was connected to development in the North American colonies. During the American War of Independence, at the request of George Washington, Bermudians assisted the American rebels in stealing much-needed gunpowder from a St. George's magazine, which supplied the forts protecting the port. The powder was carried over the hill to Tobacco Bay, from where boats transported it to an American ship that lay offshore.
During the American Civil War, some British from St. George's evaded coastal blockades to provide supplies and munitions to the desperate Confederates. This trade was based in St. George's.
King's Square forms the centre of St George's, where regular 17th-century re-enactments are held throughout the year. Excavations carried out by Bristol University and the Bermuda National Trust discovered the foundations here of the original 1612 governor's house. The Bermuda National Trust Museum is located on the square.[2]
Ordnance Island in St. George's Harbour, is situated south of King's Square. It holds a replica of the Deliverance (one of the two ships built by the survivors of the Sea Venture), and a life-sized statue of Admiral of the Virginia Company, Sir George Somers, by Desmond Fountain. Somers, along with Sir Thomas Gates, had led the survivors of the 1609 wreck.
The town has numerous historical sites, such as the old State House from 1620. Other than fortifications, this was the first stone building in Bermuda, built to house the Parliament. It is the oldest building on the island. Others of note are the Unfinished Church, the Old Rectory, St. Peter's (the oldest surviving Anglican and oldest continuously occupied Protestant church in the Western hemisphere), the Tucker House, the Bermuda National Trust Museum, and the St. George's Historical Society Museum and the Featherbed Alley Printshop museum (both in the Mitchell House).
In 1996, the town was twinned with Lyme Regis, in Dorset, England, the birthplace of Admiral Sir George Somers. In 2000, the town, together with numerous surrounding fortifications, including the Castle Islands Fortifications, was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, formally known as the Historic Town of St George and Related Fortifications.
See also[edit]
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: Historic Town of St George and Related Fortifications, Bermuda
- History of Bermuda
Further reading[edit]
- Michael Jarvis, Bermuda's Architectural Heritage: St. George's (Bermuda National Trust, Hamilton, 1998)
- ^ Bermuda Department of Statistics. 2010 Census of Population & Housing - Final Results (PDF) (Report). Retrieved 8 Feb 2015.
- ^ Harriott, Catherine (2000), Maverick Guide to Bermuda, Pelican Publishing Company, p. 188, ISBN 1-58980-087-7
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to St. George's, Bermuda.
|Wikivoyage has a travel guide for St. George's.
- St. George's Foundation
- St. George Bermuda - From Bermuda Attractions
- Town of St. George Detailed info from Bermuda-Island.net
- Bermuda online's St. George's page
- Webcam At Harbour Radio [1] (located at Ft. George, above the Town)


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30 June 2008
WFP announced an agreement with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea that paves the way for a rapid expansion of its food assistance to more than 5 million hungry people throughout the country.
16 April 2008
WFP has warned that time is running out to avert looming food shortages and a potential humanitarian crisis in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) following confirmation of a critically low national harvest stemming in part from last year's heavy August floods.
16 October 2007
FAO has called for a renewed commitment to guarantee the right to food for the world's hundreds of millions of hungry people.
16 October 2007
Read UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon message to mark World Food Day, which this year promotes the Right to Food.
21 August 2007
WFP has announced that deliveries of emergency food assistance for victims of devastating floods in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) will begin immediately.
9 July 2007
A food security assessment prepared by WFP indicates that thousands of people recovering from devastating August floods in DPRK require immediate and continued humanitarian food assistance including nutritional support for children and other vulnerable persons in the heavily-flooded counties.
14 June 2007
WFP has welcomed an announcement of a critically needed contribution worth in excess of US$20 million by the Republic of Korea (RoK) to WFP's food assistance to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), where a lack of funds has already forced the agency to cut back feeding programmes for schools and for at-risk infants and small children.
5 April 2007
WFP welcomes a US$300,000 contribution from Turkey, towards its operations in North Korea (DPRK) and Djibouti.
28 March 2007
WFP has announced that officials of the Government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) had indicated that the country faced a shortfall of one million metric tons of food, and expressed a new openness to receiving increased food assistance from WFP.
5 November 2006
WFP set to resume aid distributions in the Democratic People\'s Republic of Korea (DPRK) within two weeks, having reached agreement with the government on new working arrangements after months of negotiation.
- UN Appeals for $98 Million for North Korea Needs Source: The New York Times
- WFP official thanks Russia for supplying flour to DPR Korea Source: TASS
- Concern as severe weather hits North Korean crops Source: Reuters
- North Korea Famine Not Imminent but Flood Impact Not Yet Clear: U.N. Source: The New York Times / Reuters
- North Korea floods: Death toll raised, WFP sends food aid Source: BBC News
- 19 September 2012 DPRK (For The Media)


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Leading Listener: Trader Joe's
Customer feedback doesn't have to come from sophisticated research. At Trader Joe's, it's all about listening to people.
At first glance, Trader Joe's might not seem like a company that listens well. The specialty grocery chain, known for its private-label foods, doesn't have a way for customers to email it from its Web site. The 800-number on the site offers only a recording about store locations. And the company says it doesn't do focus groups.
But talk to almost any Trader Joe's customer, and you'll hear a story of how the company has listened and responded. Marynne Aaronson was surprised at how quickly her Reno, Nevada, store started carrying a soy ice-cream cookie she'd requested after trying it at a Southern California location. Susan F. Heywood was driving past her Phoenix Trader Joe's early one morning when she found it bustling, even though the store's official opening wasn't until 9 a.m. "A lot of people wanted us to be open early, so we try to be as often as we can," the manager told her.
And Mike Losey was tugging a cart full of flowers and wine in his Ann Arbor, Michigan, Trader Joe's when an employee stopped him and asked if he was throwing a dinner party. When Losey said yes, the staffer recommended a three-minute creme brulee after the two spent a few minutes discussing Losey's menu.
At Trader Joe's, listening to customers — and their valued feedback — is not about a carefully calibrated contact center or extensive customer research. Rather, it's about something much more simple, and simply human: a conversation among the customer and the "captains" and "crew members," as its Hawaiian-shirt-clad managers and employees are called. "We feel really close to our customers," says Audrey Dumper, vice president of marketing for Trader Joe's East. "When we want to know what's on their minds, we don't need to put them in a sterile room with a swinging bulb."
It's also about responding to what gets said. Captains spend most of their day on the retail floor and have a lot of autonomy to set up their stores to meet local needs. Employees can open any product a customer wants to taste and are encouraged both to recommend products they like and to be honest about items they don't. All store employees can email buyers directly with ideas or feedback from customers.
When customers do have questions or problems, Trader Joe's prefers that they contact their local store captain — hence, the info-only 800-number on the Web site. But the company does have a customer-service department and will hand over the number when requested. One question the department often gets is about ingredient labeling. In response, Trader Joe's began introducing allergy labels a few months before Congress passed related legislation in July.
In the end, Trader Joe's business model allows it to respond to customer feedback in ways that other supermarkets cannot. Suppliers do not pay stocking fees, or "rent," to place products on Trader Joe's shelves, a widespread industry practice that's anything but customer-focused. With drastically smaller square footage and inventories than typical grocery stores, the company removes items that don't sell well to make room for new products. In a sense, Trader Joe's entire inventory is a result of listening to customers — both their feedback and their dollars. "We like to think of Trader Joe's as an economic food democracy," says Dumper.
Runner-Up: Wachovia
There's more to listening than gathering data. What you do with it also matters. When Wachovia surveys customers — an impressive 25,000 every month — for feedback on its service experience, it doesn't just collect the results branch by branch. Rather, the bank asks customers about individual employees and uses those answers in one-on-one staff coaching. A recent 20-minute coaching session at a Manhattan branch made clear how this feedback — each customer surveyed rates 33 employee behaviors — can improve service. The branch manager urged an employee to focus on sincerity rather than on mere friendliness, to "sharpen her antenna" so she'd listen to customers more intuitively, and to slow down rather than hurry up. That focus on careful, sincere, intuitive service has paid off: Wachovia has held the top score among banks in the American Customer Satisfaction Index since 2001.
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Please bring back the small loafs of fruit cake. Maybe just turn them into holiday chips. Slice very thin. Place on parchment paper bake 350 until crisp sprinkle with brandy let cool. Whip moscapone cheese with caramel topping use as a spread. Great with coffee. Thank you! Theresa
Artisan Breads in Fair Oaks, CA label "Walnut Cranberry Bread". This leads one to believe you're going to get Walnuts and Cranberries. Would you agree, sort of, that you can count on bread having walnuts and cranberries?
Well, it is so full of raisins you wonder if you picked the wrong loaf. I keep hoping--have bought this bread about three times looking for walnuts and cranberries. NOPE. Not there. Three or four walnuts finely diced NEAR THE TOP OF LOAF, and loaded, I mean LOADED with raisins. THEN, I see that rasins is one of the main ingredients. Nary a mention of it.
I DON"T LIKE RAISINS. Nothing says it has raisins except ingredients. Like a pinch of soda in a recipe, the cranberries and walnuts are at the end (diminishing order, less important). I feel cheated. This is so intentional. PLEASE advise the bakers of the Artisan Breads for Sacramento area stores that mis-labeling is certainly not appreciated! It is, in fact, not legal.And by the way, this bread is $4.00 a loaf and it is a little loaf.
Please understand that I don't complain... Usually, I just don't go back. Ever. However, I just called "Trader Joe's Customer Service Line" and talked to "Amy" about Trader Joe's poorly written, badly designed, useless website form. Yeah, the site looks really cool (cool doesn't translate to increased business if it doesn't help customers), but it is so useless that i will never use it again. I have a been a Trader Joe's Customer since it's inception. However, after talking to "Amy at Trader Joe's on the No Customer Service line" I've discovered that Trader Joe's hate's their customers, or doesn't care when the customer want's to help (free help, I might add). I quote "we don't administer our website, and we have NO PLANS TO IMPROVE IT". My request was simple. Please inform your marketing manager (whom must me a moron according to amy) that I used their "map" feature to try and find a location for a friend while traveling through New Mexico and it was useless. You have to type in New Mexico (in the city/state box), then you have to select 'New Mexico' again in the Drop Down menu" but then nothing happens. I want to know where the locations are in a state. Period. But, It doesn't say "sorry, we don't have a location in New Mexico", It just defaults to blank. My response, (especially being someone who is a web designer) was, "well the marketing manager might like to know that this form is designed poorly" but AMY in customer service could care less. I voiced my concerns to AMY IN CUSTOMER SERVICE at Trader Joe's and, a: I still don't actually KNOW that there are NOT any locations in NEW MEXICO because the website doesn't inform me... and ...B: the website hurts sales. But AMY was adamant that the company HAD NO PLANS TO CHANGE THE WEBSITE! We don't have anythign to do with our own website.. Really? Sooo Trader Joe's just doesn't care. period. I will look up the responsible managers and I will send a letter to the CEO, and anyone else who is interested that the TraderJoe's Website looks cool but it functionally useless hurts business. Cool doesn't sell, functionality does.
We can change the way that Trader Joe's does business by making it clear to the company that their customers and prospective customers demand that they get serious about sustainable seafood. This is exactly what we plan on doing. We'll have a lot of ways that people like you who care about our oceans can get involved. Check back here soon for an activist toolkit that has everything you need to be part of this campaign – regardless of where you live! It's going to be fun.
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Traitor Joe here. I'm up to my eyeballs in red list seafood. My stores have so many red list fish on ice, that I'd bet there aren't any left in the oceans. Seafood gets red listed if it's fished using methods that harm ocean habitats or other critters, or because there just aren't that many of the fish around anymore. But have I helped save them? Heck no!
Greenpeace released the third edition of their supermarket scorecard and Trader Joe's came in at the bottom of the list again (17out of 20). Ouch! In fact, this is the third time Trader Joe's scored as the worst of the national supermarket chains surveyed about sustainable seafood. Just call me your one-stop-shop for ocean destruction.
If ocean destruction bothers you, and you want Trader Joe's to get out of the business of trading red list seafood, then visit my website traitorjoe.com, and do something about it. Send a singing fish telegram to Trader Joe's and tell them to stop destroying the oceans and passing the guilt onto their customers.
But, I hope you won't, though, because that way I can keep confusing my customers, all while turning a profit.
We like TJ's very much and do the great majority of our shopping there. I have found them to be excellent in terms of service and (most importantly) selecting REALLY good food items. It is only rarely that we find something that is lacking in quality (their packaged scones come to mind). The only complaint I have is re my (so far) zero batting average on requests. I had requested a certain brand of bread at Safeway and they immediately honored my request (and kept the bread in stock also).
But at Trader Joe's my impression is that they have certain items that they are determined NOT to carry, and repeated requests are to no avail. I asked if they could carry some (any) kind of natural cola drink (as I don't care for root beer and they regularly stock several types of that). Their response was that it "didn't sell." I suspect, however, it is due to some kind of pressure from Coke or Pepsi. TJ's sold Crystal Geyyser mineral water (and it sold extremely well), but suddenly they took it off the shelf and replaced it with their own 'branded' version, which they claim is the same, but a taste test quickly reveals it's not. This may have been an economics thing, as the new water seems to be a cheap substitute, and the CG water is higher priced everywhere else. I also has the experience of finding a great peanut butter bar that also got discontinued - but by this time I didn't even ask, as I knew it would do no good. Moral: Don't get too fond of any particular item as it might not be there next week.
I'm writing this, as a VERY faithful TJ's customer, simply to point out a discrepancy in the article's claim they are "good listeners." In my experience, that has not always been the case.


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Add dried fruit when cooking your cereal...dried cherries are my personal favorites in oatmeal and they are completely re-hydrated when your cereal is done!
When packing up my dinner protein left overs (chicken breast, fish, etc.) I place them in a small, sealable, glass container along with raw veggies. When I heat it up for lunch at work the next day, the veggies steam from the chicken (or whatever) moisture and are done perfectly! No mushy left-overs from the night before!
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EP0178: Let George Do It: Stand in For Murder
A man who was in the rackets is trying to go straight, but he's been blackmailed to come cross country for an undisclosed purpose. He hires George to stand in for him, but when George arrives at the rendevouz, he finds a man murdered, and himself in the frame.
Original Air Date: November 29, 1948
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EP0177: Jeff Regan: The Pilgrim's Progress
A man with a blunderbuss calling himself Miles Standish is shot at a house where a pre-Thanksgiving Day party has a variety of characters claiming the names of Pilgrims.
Original Air Date: November 13, 1948
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EP0176: Box 13: Find Me, Find Death
Dan receives a letter to Box 13 from a man who promises to kill him in 4 days.
Original Air Date: September 1, 1948
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EP0175: Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Missing Masterpiece
Johnny is called back to Boston when a prized painting comes up missing.
Original Air Date: March 28, 1950
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EP0174: Sherlock Holmes: The Accidental Murderess
A woman "accidentally" shoots Holmes and Holmes recognizes the woman as someone he'd implicated in a murder.
Original Air Date: November 26, 1945
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A businessman asks George to help him confirm suspicions about his wife. George doesn't do those type of cases, but his curiosity is peaked when the businessman commits suicide-apparently, the second husband to die of poisoning.
Original Air Date: November 22, 1948
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EP0172: Jeff Regan: The Guy From Gower Gulch
Regan is hired by a movie cowboy named Davy Crockett to retrieve an item from an alley.
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EP0171: Box 13: Sealed Instructions
A man sends Dan Holiday to the Philippines with half a map to retrieve an item, promising $10,000 in return. When Holiday arrives, the man he's supposed to meet is dead.
Original Air Date: August 25, 1948
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Nostalgic for Art
I don't view myself as a Nostalgia show host. I love old radio detective shows because of their quality, rarely touched in modern attempts, either in the fiber of the characters, or in the quality of the stories. They don't make them like that anymore.
However, there are some shows that fill me with a nostalgic sense, and a great example of this is the radio and later TV hit, People are Funny. After the recent death of Mr. Art Linkletter, who I'd only seen from archive footage from his House Party days, I put five episodes of his game show where he gave out cash and prizes while challenging his audience to do stunts. People went along with the gag for the fun of it, more than for the prizes.
The show had something very gentle about its humor. While the idea of paying people money to do stunts isn't unusual, today such stunts often involve doing things that are immoral or dangerous (see Temptation Island), and creating artificial hatreds and tensions with greed as a fuel for treachery (Survivor), as well as exploiting people's real emotions, dreams, and feelings for high ratings (too many shows to list.)
Art Linkletter's game show thought people were funny, but it also showed a respect for people. The stunts might cause some temporary embarassment like when Linkletter dispatached a man to sell Goat's Milk door to door in a ritzy hotel, but they weren't really going to hurt people in the long run. There was no attempt to gain ratings by exploiting people. There was a sense that the show was all in good fun, and audience, host, and guests were laughing together.
Of course, this isn't to say that all was perfect in America during the 1950s. I'll be the first to admit that the country was far from perfect back then (as the world always was), and these shows will have reminders of things we were better off leaving behind.
However,one part of the 1950s I am nostalgic about is the grace and class of Art Linkletter. Sadly, they don't make many like that anymore.
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A Look at Our Listeners
Well, we've been collecting Listener Surveys since the show started and even though I've not mentioned them for a while, they've accumulate at a nice pace. So who's listening? What type of folks are interested in Old Time Radio Detectives? A few quick facts:
- Men make up a solid majority of our listeners: Our listener base is 64% Male, but this is quite a bit less than the 71% male listener base over on Dragnet.
- The Audience is well-educated: 60% of the Audience has at least a Bachelor's degree with 29% having post-graduate degrees.
- The Audience is a mix of ages: One would expect that most listeners would be people reliving the days they'd heard radio. While some are, the numbers suggest that there are plenty of younger listeners. 47% of the listeners were under 45 and 96% are under 65. This means we're bringing old time radio to a new generation, as well as a few who are reliving it. This would seem to suggest that there's a future in the past.
- Where in the World: Blubrry tracks where our downloads are coming from. Most (90.6%) come from the U.S. However, our neighbors to the North contribute 6.2% of the downloads, followed by the U.K. at 1.8%, also showing up for downloads this month are Australia, Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, Switzerland, and Sweden,
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Testifying before the Senate today, Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that ending the U.S. military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy would be "the right thing to do."
Mullen told the Senate's Armed Services committee gay people should be allowed to serve openly in the nation's armed forces.
President Obama repeatedly stated his opposition to the policy during his campaign for the White House, and pledged during the State of the Union address last week to repeal the ban within a year.
Mullen stressed he was "speaking for myself and myself only."
Defense Secretary Robert Gates appeared before the same Senate panel, announcing that he would initiate a year-long review of the policy.
"The question before us is not whether the military prepares to make this change, but how we best prepare for it," Gates said. "We received our orders from the commander-in-chief and we are moving out accordingly."
"Don't ask, don't tell" was passed by Congress in 1993, and permitted gay men and lesbians to serve as long as they kept their sexual orientation secret. "Homosexual conduct," however, was sufficient grounds for discharge from the military.
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MASSENA - An embattled member of the Massena Public Librarys Board of Trustees has resigned as the boards secretary, a position she said was illegally given to her when she took her seat on the board.
Lisa J. Bero said positions on the board must be elected annually, according to the boards by-laws, but there was never a vote to name her as secretary.
In an email sent Saturday to President John Acton and Vice President Richard L. Geiser, Ms. Bero wrote, After closer examination of the board bylaws, I have discovered yet another breach. Under Article 11-Governance, Section 3, it states, The officers of the board shall be a president, a vice president, a treasurer and a secretary, each elected annually from among the trustees of the board, and they shall hold office until their successors shall have been elected and shall have accepted.
But, she said, that election never took place.
When I attended my first meeting and opened my Library Trustee Binder, there noted under Library Board was my name with the title of Secretary beside it. No vote ever occurred, a clear violation of Article 11, Section 3. As I recall, when I questioned this designation of secretary, Mr. Acton and Mrs. (Barbara) DeLine stated that they always pinned that position on the newbie. Of course that newbie was me, Ms. Bero wrote.
Because of what she called this blatant violation, Ms. Bero said she was resigning her duties as secretary of the library board effective immediately.
I cannot infract the oath of office I took when I decided to accept this position on the library board nor can I support those that do. It would certainly be hypocritical of me to do so, she said, adding, As a final duty, I will be happy to provide you with the Minutes from our last meeting dated May 29, 2012.
Mr. Acton said they would act on Ms. Beros resignation at their next meeting.
Weve had people resign from the board. Weve never had the experience with someone resigning from a position, he said. Shes welcome to do it. Her reasons for it are questionable.
With two resgnations, the five-member board had three trustees at its last meeting, with each holding a position on the board - himself as the president, Mr. Geiser as the vice president and Ms. Bero as secretary.
Taking the minutes doesnt involve a lot of work, he said.
Ms. Bero has come under fire recently with Mr. Geiser accusing her of misconduct in the discharge of her sworn duties of a trustee required by state education laws.
The charges allege Ms. Bero discussed with employees personnel issues broached in a board executive session on April 23, specifically the replacement of Library Director Lynn Fountain. Doing so violates every principle of confidentiality, the charges state.
Mr. Geiser also alleged Ms. Bero also actively participated in a library petition that advocated naming Youth Services Librarian Elaine Dunne-Thayer the library director, even though she denied it to other board members. The charges also accuse Ms. Bero of an inability to function with other members.
Board members are scheduled to meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight to move into executive session with Ms. Bero and discuss the accusations. She faces possible suspension or expulsion from the board.
Ms. Bero has denied all the charges pressed against her and said the impromptu meeting she had with employees did not breach any confidentiality rules.
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I've noticed it too, mabye the debian mailing list archives will have an explaination.
What's up with the testing distribution? I've hardly seen any updates within the last week or so. I understand that people might be busy rebuilding the security server infrastructure but it seems odd that package flow from sid to sarge seems to have stopped completely. Is it just my mirror or is anybody else running the testing branch experiencing the same?
I've noticed it too, mabye the debian mailing list archives will have an explaination.
Well, I found nothing on the mailing lists, but I tried an apt-get dist-upgrade last night and 6 packages were upgraded.
I guess the different versions for glibc (2.2.5 vs 2.3.1 in testing and unstable respectively) are to blame for so many packages not seeping through to testing automatically.
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Aquarium fish industry constitutes an extremely large segment of the pet animal industry. Over two decades, there experienced progressive increase in the ornamental fish industrial productivity both in the domestic market and at International level. Than ever before, more and more indigenous as well as exotic varieties of fishes are being registered into the trade. Primarily being aquatic animals and secondarily being forced to remain under crowded conditions, they are subjected to diseases of varying nature.
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2011 one was a truly remarkable year for romantic comedies. Just kidding. There's never anything remarkable about romantic comedies. They're always trite and familiar, save for the odd standout. With a field of only ten or so rom-coms to choose from, I decided to rank them. The (sort of) tricky part is that I haven't seen most of them, and Screen Junkies doesn't pay me enough to watch six of these things for an article. I'm pretty sure Google couldn't pay me enough to watch six of these things.
Anyway, I use intuition and a cynical outlook to go ahead and rank them anyway.
Merry Christmas. Not Happy Holidays. Merry Christmas.
I managed to catch about 15 minutes of this film without sound because the person on a Virgin flight in the row in front of me was watching it. Not only did I dislike the film, but I was tempted to ask Virgin for a fare refund or future credit for putting that piece of crap in my eyeline.
Adam Sandler is a plastic surgeon courting Brooklyn Decker. He tells some needlessly complex lie about being married that would only occur in a romantic comedy, then hatches some scheme to have Jennifer Aniston pretend to be his wife while a whole mess of people go to Hawaii where the shit presumably hits the fan.
I'm comfortable putting this in last place if only for the trite title and premise that Brooklyn Decker would date this schlub anywhere but in a romantic comedy.
I'm lumping these together because I don't see what the difference could be. Each film features a star of Black Swan (Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis) trying to be fuck buddies with two guys who seem nice, but I wouldn't want to be stuck in an elevator with (Ashton Kutcher and Justin Timberlake). I saw Friends with Benefits, and it includes a rap scene set to Kriss Kross' "Jump" and several nods to flash mobs. I have no reason to believe that No Strings Attached is any different or better.
In case you were wondering what male actors I WOULD like to be stuck in an elevator with: Charlie Day, Louie CK, Patrick Warburton, and the kid that plays Joffrey on Game of Thrones.
This isn't even my favorite romantic comedy with "Prada" in the title. It stars Alexa Vega, Camille Belle, Wilmer Valderrama. I don't know anything about any of these actors other than their names all sound like diseases. In this film, two spoiled Mexican sisters lose everything and have to live in the ghetto where they find love, gain perspective, realize the hollowness of materialism, etc.
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