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Economic Error #4: Mercantilism's State-Run Economy is Harmonious; the Free Market Isn't.
Ellen Brown favors Federal government control over the economy. She opposes free trade and free pricing. She is a mercantilist.
This becomes obvious in her discussion of Alexander Hamilton. She favors his recommendation of high tariffs to protect domestic industries. Hamilton was a mercantilist. She also recommends the economic system adopted by Hamilton's disciple, the politician Henry Clay. Clay was a mercantilist.
This makes her schizophrenic, for Hamilton and Clay were supporters of privately owned central banking. Hamilton foisted the First Bank of the United States (1791-1811) on the government. Clay forced a showdown with President Andrew Jackson in 1832. Clay wanted to re-charter the Second Bank of the United States (1816-1836). Jackson wanted to kill it. Jackson won the battle, and was overwhelmingly re-elected in 1832. Clay formed the anti-Jackson Whig Party in the late 1830s. Abraham Lincoln went to Congress as a Whig in 1846. He always professed to be a follower of Clay. Lincoln was a mercantilist.
They were all proponents of tariffs. A tariff is a sales tax on imported goods.
Here is Brown's assessment of Hamilton, Adam Smith, the free market, Henry Clay, and government control over the economy. She begins with Hamilton.
He was the chief author of The Federalist Papers, which helped to get the votes necessary to ratify the Constitution and formed the basis for much of it. The Preamble to the Constitution made promoting the general welfare a guiding principle of the new Republic. Hamilton's plan for achieving this ideal was to nurture the country's fledgling industries with protective measures such as tariffs (taxes placed on imports or exports) and easy credit provided through a national bank. Production and the money to finance it would all be kept "in house," independent of foreign financiers.
Senator Henry Clay later called this the "American system" to distinguish it from the "British system" of "free trade." Clay was a student of Matthew Carey, a well-known printer and publisher who had been tutored by Benjamin Franklin. What Clay called the "British system" was rooted in the dog-eat-dog world of Thomas Hobbes, John Locke and Scottish economist Adam Smith. Smith maintained in his 1776 book The Wealth of Nations that if every man pursued his own greed, all would automatically come out right, as if by some "invisible hand." Proponents of the American system rejected this laissez-faire approach in favor of guiding and protecting the young country with a system of rules and regulations. They felt that if the economy were left to the free market, big monopolies would gobble up small entrepreneurs; foreign bankers and industrialists could exploit the country's labor and materials; and competition would force prices down, ensuring subjugation to British imperial interests.
The British model assumed that one man's gain could occur only through another's loss. The goal was to reach the top of the heap by climbing on competitors and driving them down. In the American vision of the "Common Wealth," all men would rise together by leavening the whole heap at once. A Republic of sovereign States would work together for their mutual benefit, improving their collective lot by promoting production, science, industry and trade, raising the standard of living and the technological practice of all by cooperative effort. It was an idealistic reflection of the American dream, which assumed the best in people and in human potential. You did not need to exploit foreign lands and people in pursuit of "free trade." Like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, you could find your heart's desire in your own backyard. [Web of Debt, pp. 50-51]
Government and business should be "one big happy family." This was Clay's American System.
She speaks of Hamilton's promotion of the general welfare. Where did she get this idea> From that peculiar ex-Marxist, who once called himself Lyn Marcus, but who now calls himself Lyndon LaRouche. In footnote #6, she references a long article that he wrote in 2002, "Economics: At the End of a Delusion." Here is what he wrote.
The state must therefore be subject to control by the principle of its obligation to serve the promotion of the general welfare, to serve the common good. The moral right of the government to exist, is conditional upon its efficient promotion of the general welfare of all of the present generations and their posterity. No type of rule of law may be tolerated, which violates that principle.
That notion of law premised upon the notion of the common good, is the distinction of civilized government in modern society. That is the distinction which defines the modern sovereign nation-state republic; that distinction was the essence of the continuous quarrel between the patriots of the United States and the British monarchy over the interval 1776-1901, and the quarrel between President Franklin Roosevelt and the British monarchy's Prime Minister Winston Churchill, during World War II. That is the essential difference between the American System of political-economy, as exemplified by the work of Hamilton, the Careys, List, and Lincoln, on the one side, and the neo-Venetian, British rentier-financier system of Adam Smith, Jeremy Bentham, and the Mont Pelerin Society, et al., on the other.
He criticized the Mont Pelerin Society, founded by F. A. Hayek in 1947 to defend free market ideas.
But that is not all that he wrote. In Chapter 2, he identified the good guys for us.
On the opposite side, since about three centuries ago, the chief threat to that British System and its Anglo-American successor, historically, has been, and remains my American System, that of Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin Roosevelt.
He got it right. Franklin Roosevelt was indeed the economic heir of Hamilton, Clay, and Lincoln.
He went on to praise the idea of the general welfare -- the Constitutional basis of the modern welfare-interventionist Federal government.
It should be emphasized, at this point, that the entirety of the rise of modern civilization out of the swamps of ancient empires and feudal tyrannies, was premised on two, interdependent principles. First, the principle of the general welfare; second, the obligation to promote that general welfare through providing protection to the contributing role of the related cases of the individual scientist or creative Classical artist, and the individual entrepreneur. This is, in effect, the same thing as saying, that the superiority of the American System of political-economy, lies in a recognition of the nation-state to provide both the basic economic infrastructure, and the protection of the expression of the sovereign cognitive powers of the individual, upon which a satisfactory form of society depends. The business leader who combines a passion for promotion of the general welfare, with a cognitively inspired drive to make things better through the work of the enterprise, is the type we ought to desire and foster in our nation's economic policy. U.S. Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton would agree.
This is the basis of what is called the government-business alliance. In early modern European history, this was called mercantilism. In 19th-cenrtury America before 1865, this was called the American System. In the mid-1930s, it was called the New Deal. It was called fascism in Italy. This system of economics is the legal and moral foundation of The Web of Debt.
She has openly adopted one of the fundamental assumptions of mercantilism: "The British model assumed that one man's gain could occur only through another's loss." This is a fallacy. As Adam Smith taught, men trade because each person expects to be better off. We learn that trade benefits us as individuals, so we continue to trade.
Economists call the system Brown describes a zero-sum game. Winners win at the expense of losers. This is not the free market. It is a card game, or a roulette wheel, or the roll of the dice.
Ludwig von Mises in Human Action (1949) described this error as the Montaigne fallacy. Here is Mises's disciple, Murray Rothbard, on Montaigne and his theory. This is from his book Economic Thought Before Adam Smith.
Michel de Montaigne made a notable and highly influential contribution to mercantilism -- the strictly economic aspect of state absolutism -- as well. Although he claimed that he knew nothing, on one thing he certainly asserted truth, his much vaunted skepticism suddenly vanishing: in what Ludwig von Mises was later to call the "Montaigne fallacy" he insisted, as in the title of his famous Essay Number 22, that "The Plight of One Man is the Benefit of Another." There is the essence of mercantilist theory, in so far as mercantilism has a theory at all; in contrast to the fundamental truth well known to the scholastics that both parties benefit from an exchange, Montaigne opined that in a trade, one man can only benefit at the expense of another. By analogy, in international trade, one nation must benefit at the expense of another. The implication is that the market is a ravening jungle, so why should not a Frenchman urge the French state to grab as much from others as it can?
Ellen Brown is a mercantilist.
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- Roxy and Radio City Music Hall costume designs: [graphic,], Billy Rose Theatre Division, The New York Public Library
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Albert Packard was the business manager of the costume shop for both the Roxy Theatre and Radio City Music Hall from 1930 until 1982. The Roxyettes/Rockettes, a precision chorus line marked by synchronized high kicking, began as the Missouri Rockets in 1925. After moving to New York City, they becoming the resident performers at the Roxy Theatre and were renamed the Roxyettes. The Roxyettes were part of the opening show at Radio City Music Hall in 1932, stayed on and were renamed the Rockettes in 1934. Both theaters had a ballet corps as well as the precision dancers. The Roxy Theatre and Radio City Music Hall costume design drawings executed in gouache provide detailed and colorful documentation of many Roxyette and Rockette performances. Most of the materials are unsigned, undated and lack titles though some character names are given making the stories recognizable for Alice in Wonderland, Hansel and Gretel, Madame Butterfly, and Scheherazade among others. Some designs are labelled for the Christmas or Easter shows. It appears that most productions were assigned a number which is written on the back of the designs. The lower numbers are for costumes for the Roxyettes and the higher are for the Rockettes. The collection also includes costumes for individual featured performers such as Patricia Bowman and for the Radio City Corps de Ballet. The designs have penciled notations on fabric type, and sometimes, the names of the chorus line performers. Some have fabric swatches attached. Monte Montadoro drew the designs for Alice in Wonderland and some others.
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Now on to today's installment…putting beef on the grill.
Argentina had its last World Cup tune-up match against lowly Canada, a 5-0 victory, on May 24. Its next match is its first World Cup match against Nigeria on June 12. There is some concern that the squad may not be sufficiently prepared for its World Cup matches with so little match time. This would not include the team's manager, who said the following:
"I'm not concerned [about a lack of warm-up games] because our practices carry you to a level you might not reach in a match, risking injury to one or more [players]," said Maradona. "We're going to reach a level that the [Argentina] shirt deserves… Argentines should relax because to beat this team our rivals will have to put all their beef on the grill."
One, who says you can't get injured in practice? Two, Argentina practices are at a higher level than matches?
Three, put all their beef on the grill? So Maradona can do this?
Needless to say, I will be adding this saying to my repertoire.


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Absolute disgrace,
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. – For one historic night, the Cosmos can claim the title as Kings of New York soccer.
A brace by Norwegian striker Mads Stokkelien led the New York Cosmos towards a definitive 3-0 dismantling of the Red Bulls in front of a vibrant crowd of 9,364 fans at Shuart Stadium.
The win not only earns the Cosmos local bragging rights, but also eliminates the New York Red Bulls from U.S. Open Cup competition.
"Today, it was definitely a challenge against an MLS team that had their starters, that was close to the lineup they had for the New England Revolution," Cosmos boss Giovanni Savarese said. "For us to win and go through, did what we did, it was very important."
"There are no excuses to be made. The only excuse I come up with is that this was the World Cup to them and my guys didn't view it that way," head coach Mike Petke said after the match. "But all hats off to the Cosmos."
Stokkelien opened the scoring in the eighth minute, receiving an end to end pass from former Red Bull mainstay Carlos Mendes. Splitting defenders Armando and Ambroise Oyongo, the former Staeback striker unleashed a rocket shot to the far corner, beating Ryan Meara for the first goal of the game.
Minutes later, the Cosmos pressure continued as Hagop Chirishian found space in the box, beating defender Chris Duvall and diving for a headed chance that skipped past the Red Bull net. Sebastian Guenzatti was next to challenge, riding Armando into the box and unleashing a devastating shot right into the chest of Meara.
The Cosmos nearly doubled their score in the 25th minute. Confusion on the backline left defender Jimmy Ockford open on a shot. His attempt was blocked, and captain Mendes was there to collect the rebound, sending a blast off the crossbar.
The homeside would continue buzzing throughout the first half but would not break past Meara.
Guenzatti kept the Cosmos dangerous to start the second. A quick turn on defender Armando gave the Uruguayan born striker space to test Meara in the 72nd minute; the Cosmos best chance up to that point in the half.
One minute later, Stokkelien made sure the Cosmos would not miss again. Midfielder Danny Szetela sent a pinpoint, cross field pass to a wide open Stokkelien. The Norwegian striker one-timed his shot, ripping a blast past Meara to make it 2-0.
"I think they were a little bit shocked of our start," Stokkelien said. "We had a lot of chances in the first half. We could have scored two or three goals. It's a really good start and the second half kept up the play."
The Red Bulls' woes would only worsen in the 78th minute with striker Alessandro Noselli finding the back of the net, and putting the match out of reach for the visiting MLS side.
"Unbelievable, 3-0 against the Red Bulls is unbelievable," Noselli said. "I don't know in the future, but today maybe we are the best team in New York."
The Red Bulls couldn't find their footing on the turf at Shuart Stadium, and the Cosmos' relentless attack made sure they never did. The Cosmos ended the match with a 21-3 shots advantage, with 11 shots on target to the Red Bulls 1.
Asked if there were any positives in the game, Petke said, "Ya, we have vacation. It's over. We have vacation now. The guys need it."
For the Cosmos, it meant a bit more than that.
"It's a huge game for us," Stokkelien said. "I know our whole organization, our fans and everybody else has looked forward to this game. Obviously, we had the league to focus on, but the last week before the game, we all felt it would be a huge game coming up and we got this great result. Couldn't be better."
"It was a derby for us; two professional organizations. We said from the beginning," Savarese said. "We came here very seriously to play for the people that came to watch the match. We did it for the fans that deserve a team that is going to give 100% and our organization. We need to build a new history, and today, we did that."
The Cosmos now move on to the fifth round of the U.S. Open Cup where they will take on the winner of the Philadelphia Union vs. the Harrisburg City Islanders. If the Union win, they will host the match at PPL Park. If the Islanders advance, the Cosmos will play that fixture at St. John's Belson Stadium.
New York Cosmos 3, New York Red Bulls 0
June 14, 2014
Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup – Fourth Round
Shuart Stadium – Hempstead, N.Y.
Scoring Summary:
NYC: Mads Stokkelien (Carlos Mendes) 7'
NYC: Mads Stokkelien (Daniel Szetela) 73'
NYC: Alessandro Noselli (unassisted) 78'
Disciplinary Summary:
NY: Ibrahim Sekagya (caution) 21'
NYC: Daniel Szetela (caution) 62'
NY: Chris Duvall (ejection) 87'
NY: Bradley Wright-Phillips (caution) 90'
New York Red Bulls: Ryan Meara, Chris Duvall, Matt Miazga, Armando, Ambroise Oyongo, Lloyd Sam, Ibrahim Sekagya (Bobby Convey 74'), Eric Alexander (Michael Bustamante 89'), Jonny Steele (Andre Akpan 46'), Bradley Wright-Phillips, Peguy Luyindula
Substitutes not used: Santiago Castano, Connor Lade, Eric Stevenson, Richard Eckersley
New York Cosmos: Jimmy Maurer, Hunter Freeman, Carlos Mendes, Ayoze, Jimmy Ockford, Joseph Nane, Daniel Szetela, Hagop Chirishian (Hunter Gorskie 77'), Sebastian Guenzatti, Mads Stokkelien (Dane Murphy 91+'), Alessandro Noselli (Hans Denissen 92+)
Substitutes not used: Kyle Zobeck, Roversio, David Diosa, Jemal Johnson
Referee: Kevin Terry Jr.
Referee's Assistants: Eric Weisbrod and Alexander Luttman
4th Referee: Ernie Constantine
Attendance: 9,364
Absolute disgrace,
Nice to see a competitive Open Cup so far this year! Congrats to ATL, NYC & CAR. Punk soccer lives…
I am so disgusted by the play of the Red Bulls. No pride at all, The Cosmos looked like the MLS side, they totally dominated RB all game long. Besides the kid from Clifton, everyone else was invisible, Armando needs a ticket back to Spain, I'm sick of his crappy play , all he is good for is a cheap shot every game.
What really surprised me was how much faster, and more creative the Cosmos were, they seemed to have 20 guys out there ! The score could have easly been 7 -0.
Petke owes the fans who showed up an apology, actually the whole coaching staff needs to be called on the carpet for that embarrassing display, and please no lame excuses about how this meant nothing to RB, we have MLS league play, Champions league BS !! This game showed me this team has no heart and no leadership without Cahill, and Petke crying that his team is tired, what a bunch of sissy BS
Anyway congratulations to the Cosmos, who taught us Metros what a real professional team plays like and who actually has a championship mentality. Go win this thing !
To Petke : I fell like donating my season tickets to Goodwill
This was a wakeup check for MLS. The NASL teams did not look like division two teams. The red bulls coach should be fired or threatened! He's living in the past glory of a supporter shield victory. Everyone has surpassed the red bulls in mls, they may have been competitive last year but they are not the same team this year! No heart!!!!!
No respect for the fans of the club, their World Cup? A poor sport in defeat as well, what forgettable 2 weeks as a leader for Mike Petke
May not have been the "World Cup" to your guys Petke but god damn man have some professional pride, your first team just got dominated and outplayed in every possible facet of play. Woodshed beat down
The Open Cup is what makes soccer more compelling than other pro-sports in the US. Love it. We need promotion / relegation instead of heavy entry fees to MLS. Let's promote soccer in this country instead of just fees for MLS. Doesn't have to be today, but needs to be in the conversation. MLS has done a great job, but that doesn't make it infallible or untouchable.
oh, yeah. Go Cosmos! Red Bulls in a tough spot coming into the game no matter what they did. Hard for Petke to say the right things, but unfortunately he went to the other extreme, really expected more class from the Red Bulls.
Here, here!!!!
The Red Bulls are the Mets of MLS. Plain and simple.
Embarrassing loss by NYRB. Cosmos played like a World Cup final and overran NYRB. Glad Petke put out a good line up. Strangely indifferent performance.
NYRB should always want to win hardware – especially in a tournament they have never won before.
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Big Philanthropy: The Surge of New Wealth in America Is Creating a Bumper Crop of Large Foundations. History Suggests That They Can Accomplish a Great Deal. but It's Not Always Easy to Do Good
Lenkowsky, Leslie, The Wilson Quarterly
WITH WARREN BUFFETT'S DECISION TO GIVE IT most of his fortune, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has established itself as the largest private philanthropy in the world. Added to the nearly equal amount the Microsoft founder had already contributed, Buffett's commitment of $31 billion means the foundation will spend at least $3 billion annually.
Extraordinary as that amount is, big philanthropy is no longer rare. For many years, the Ford Foundation was by far the largest grant maker in the United States and often the only one with more than a billion dollars in wealth ("the fat boy in the canoe," Dean Rusk used to call it when he was president of the Rockefeller Foundation in the 1950s). But today, a foundation with a billion dollars in assets would not even be among the top 50 grant makers. Ford alone is now worth more than $10 billion, with several others within a good year's investment returns of equaling it.
Along with his donation to the Gates Foundation, Buffett gave each of his children billion-dollar gifts for their own foundations. The press generally characterized these as "small," which they were in relation to what Gates was promised. But less than a generation earlier, such a sum would have made a foundation one of the largest and most important in the United States.
Though not on Buffett's scale, more people are starting or contributing to foundations. Between 1975 and 2004, the number of grant-making organizations in the United States rose from 22,000 to nearly 68,000. According to Giving USA, an annual guide to American philanthropy, 11.5 percent of the quarter-trillion dollars Americans gave to charitable organizations in 2005 came from foundations, almost equaling the record share reached in 2001.
Not only has the number of foundations been increasing, but so too has the frequency of extra-large gifts to other kinds of nonprofit organizations. During 2006 alone, at least a dozen groups (besides the Gates and Buffett foundations) received pledges of $100 million or more, including $175 million from George Lucas to the University of Southern California's film school, $150 million from Stanley W. Anderson to the Presbyterian Church (USA), and $100 million from Mortimer B. Zuckerman to the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Before the mid-1990s, it was unusual to see more than a handful of such gifts each year.
Much of American philanthropy now rests on the generosity of the very wealthy. Nine out of 10 families in the top fifth of the income distribution contribute to charity each year, writes Arthur Brooks in Who Really Cares (2006), compared to six in 10 from the bottom fifth. While less welloff donors give a larger share of their income to charity, approximately two-thirds of all giving comes today from the most affluent three percent of American households.
Why this is the case is no mystery. The high-tech boom of the 1990s not only created sizable new fortunes but helped established ones grow rapidly. (Despite the prominence of names such as Gates, Dell, and Packard on the list, most of the 50 largest foundations in the United States are products of the industrial era.) The 1990s also produced lots of givers who were apt to be more generous than the typical wealthy donor. According to a recent survey of high net worth households done by Indiana University's Center on Philanthropy for the Bank of America, "entrepreneurs," who earned at least half their fortune by starting businesses, give twice as much, on average, as rich people who inherited at least half of theirs. Those who became wealthy from increased savings, higher returns on investments, or rising real estate values lag further behind in their giving. Since high net worth households give about 50 times more than the typical American household, to the extent economic inequality grew during the 1990s, philanthropy was the beneficiary.
Nor has the "giving boom" by the wealthy mn its course. …


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On the southeastern tip of the city of Houston is the neighborhood of Harrisburg/Manchester. It is situated just east of Interstate 610 and route 225, with the neighborhood being about six miles east of downtown Houston. Harrisburg/Manchester is a neighborhood with a mix of single and multi family homes, which has a unique location that has it bordering Jacinto City to the north, Galena Park to the east, and Pasadena to the south.
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The Iowa Nation's homelands are centered in the state of Iowa, named after the Iowa (aka Ioway) people, and in portions of surrounding states. Archaeology classifies their ancestral culture as "Oneota," an Upper Mississippian culture which grew from Woodland roots, beginning in about A.D. 900 and emerging into history through white contact just before 1700, the terminus of their status as caretakers of the pipestone quarries. The Leary Site National Historic Landmark, the second largest Oneota site west of the Mississippi, is located on the reservation. Their ancestors were traders of pipestone and buffalo, middlemen between the cultures of the plains to the west and the woodlands to the east. The Iowa are a Siouan-speaking group, most closely related to the Otoe-Missouria and Hochunk/Winnebago.
In the historic period (1700-1800) they traded with the French and British. They were involved in the intertribal warfare between the Dakota and Sac and Fox, and eventually receded southward from Iowa into northern Missouri, to contest those lands with the Osage. After the establishment of American hegemony through the Louisiana Purchase, a series of treaties were forced on them and aboriginal lands were lost, notably in the treaties of 1824, 1825, 1830, and 1836. The last of this series was also known as the Platte Purchase of 1836, which removed them from the area around St. Joseph to a new reservation across the Missouri, south of the Big Nemaha River and north of the Nemaha, the Halfbreed Reservation, established in 1830 for the mixed-blood children of the French traders and women of the Iowa, Otoe, Omaha, and Sioux nations.
Missionaries accompanied the Ioway on their removal from Missouri, and the mission and villages were established along the Wolf River at Iowa Point. Their Sac and Fox of the Missouri associates were located to the south of the mission and its school (the present day town of Highland was later established near the historic site). They lived here from 1836-1854, joining many other eastern tribes pushed across the Missouri through the Indian Removal policy and laws. Parts of the Oregon Trail led across their lands, and Ioway population continued to decline, through disease, violence, and a low birth rate, until there were only a few hundred left.
In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska Act drew a line across the northern portion of the reservation, just south of the Nemaha River, thus giving them the improbable name of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska. In addition, the southern portion of their reservation was sold and opened to white settlement. The tribe moved up to the Nemaha River, where the Great Nemaha Subagency was to be located, while the steamboat town of White Cloud was established and named after the head chief. In 1861, the reservation was further reduced, with the western portion sold to become the new reservation of the Sac and Fox. With the dissolution of the Halfbreed Reservation to the north, some families there came south and intermarried into the Iowa tribe.
In 1861, the Civil War started, and most of the adult men who were fit and able joined the Union Forces. A memorial to the Iowa tribe's veterans of the Civil War is located near the conference site. After the war, there was renewed pressure by white settlers to sell the remaining reservation lands. Some decided to head south in the 1870s to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) to try and live as their forefathers did; these would become the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma. The other half of the tribe stubbornly decided to stay put here, but realized they would have to adapt and assimilate into the larger society. This change from traditional communal life as a tribe to individual land-holders really took hold with Allotment in 1887.
However, swift trading practices by surrounding nonIndian merchants and lawyers, and a willingness by some tribal members to rent out land to nonIndians soon resulted in loss of much of the reservation lands. Between 1887 and 1941 about 82% of the 1,500 acres of the 1861 reservation's lands were lost under the patent system, resulting in the present checkerboarded lands, alternating between tribal and non-Native ownership. Another close call for the tribe was during the Termination Era (1950s) when all four tribes of Kansas were slated for termination, but the tribes successfully fought it off.
The Iowa Reservation is located in Richardson County in southeastern Nebraska and Brown and Doniphan Counties in northeastern Kansas. The closest towns are Rulo and Falls City in Nebraska, and White Cloud and Hiawatha in Kansas. As of 2015, the tribe owns a farming operation (corn, soybeans, beef), a gas station and convenience store (8 am-8 pm, Mon.-Sun.), and Casino White Cloud (see). About 400 tribal members live on the reservation and in surrounding communities. There are about 4000 enrolled tribal members scattered across the U.S.; enrollment is based on descendancy from one of the original enrollees.
The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska is organized and chartered under the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934. Its constitution and by-laws were adopted in 1978. The governing body is the Executive Committee, which consists of a Chairman, Vice-Chairma, Secretary, Treasurer, and Member. Each serves a three-year term, on staggered terms. The headquarters and tribal complex is about 5 miles west of White Cloud, Kansas.
The tribe holds its annual powwow on the third weekend of every September. It is a popular event drawing tribes from around the region. The Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO) sponsors traditional practices like beading, drumming, and language at the Baxoje Wosgaci (Iowa Tribal Museum). The museum (in development) is housed in the CCC-ID Iowa Community Building, built in 1940 of broken ashlar construction by tribal members using local stone, at the end of the WPA era. The building is currently going through the formal nomination process for the National Register.


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Always friendly and welcoming, our restaurants have scooped numerous awards. With Auvergne food, choosing the right restaurant comes down to a question of taste and often to labels. When you visit a restaurant covered by the "Tables Régionales", "Fermes-auberges" or "Auberges de Pays d'Auvergne" labels, you can be sure of authentic, traditional cuisine comprised of time-old recipes and produced using excellent regional products.
There are also other Auvergne food establishments offering a more contemporary approach to auvergnate cuisine where imaginative new combinations which are the fruit of experience, creativity and youth can be enjoyed. In these establishments, the chefs are referred to as "Toques d'Auvergne" (the toque is the French word for a chef's hat).
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Jacques Decoret * (Vichy)
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SREDMOND – Wrong Russian, I meant the Russian Mongol Bradley just fought..Posted March 22, 2013 3:50 pm
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Monday morning, June 21, 2010, Francis J. Merry went home to heaven. He was born in Walla Walla on August 8, 1920, to John and Lela McCoy Merry. In early grade school years, Francis and his brother, Gilbert, went with their mother who traveled around teaching at many one-room schoolhouses in the surrounding county during the 1930s. Francis graduated from Walla Walla High School in 1938.
After high school, he worked on the family farm in Lowden and for the Boeing Company in Seattle until he was summoned in 1943 to serve his country in World War II. Francis was deployed as a member of the 393rd squadron on a B-29 airplane named "Strange Cargo", one of the sister ships to "Enola Gay". A B-29 mechanic, he stood and watched the loading of the A-bomb into "Enola Gay" as it was sent to Hiroshima, Japan. It was unbeknownst to him and others that it was atomic and would soon end the war. Francis was one of the remaining two men who were part of the crew of "Strange Cargo".
After coming home, he met the girl of his dreams, Elaine Dirks, at a dance. They were married October 21, 1950. It was then that he also met the Lord and had a close walk with Him until his death.
Francis and Gilbert, better known as the "Merry Brothers", were alfalfa seed farmers in Lowden until retirement in 1983. In later years, he played the violin and loved to play with Melvin Johnson and his group at local nursing homes.
On February of this year, his beloved wife, Elaine, of 59 years went home to the Lord. He is survived by five children: Kathy, John, Marlane, Remick and Rodney; six grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and his brother, Gilbert. He was preceded in death by his wife and parents.
His funeral will be 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 29, 2010, at Mountain View-Colonial DeWitt, 1551 Dalles Military Road, Walla Walla, Washington. The graveside service and burial with military honors will follow in Mountain View Cemetery. Pastor Rocco Shanks of Two Rivers Chapel in Touchet will officiate. In lieu of flowers, you may make contributions to Two Rivers Chapel through the funeral home.
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David A. Costello is committed to making a century-old state licensing system effectively regulate a changing profession, Forging agreement to change among 54 boards of accountancy is no small task, but Costello, as president and CEO of the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA)ItA, has assumed leadership in getting the boards to accept the third edition of the Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA). Striving to keep the system effective despite the challenges of electronic commerce, alternative practice structures, megamergers, and falling geographic constraints, Costello is faced with convincing state board members and legislatures that what is good for the public is also good for the profession.
Whereas critics have said that Costello works too closely with the MCPA, his promotion of substantial equivalency among states has held back the proponents of national licensure, If the current system can offer the ease of mobility licensees clamor for while continuing to protect the public interest, then the necessary alternative has been found.
Six years ago, the NASBA board of directors decided they wanted a CPA to head their organization. David A. Costello began his career in public accounting with Ernst & Ernst (now Ernst & Young) and then moved into industry, working his way through the ranks at Genesco before leaving the corporation as president of one of its subsidiaries. While maintaining a consulting practice, he served less than a year as executive director of the Tennessee State Board of Accountancy before being recruited by NASBA as its president and CEO (much as Barry Melancon, president and CEO of the AICPA, was recruited from the Louisiana Society of CPAs).
Under Costello's leadership, NASBA has initiated new revenue streams that provide additional help to the state boards. He moved the organization's headquarters to cut costs and add space, increased administrative services offered to state boards, and created a for-profit subsidiary to serve the examination administration needs of other professions. Today NASBA holds more conference and committee meetings for state board members and executive directors than ever before and underwrites the costs for many attendees. In the area of technology, it continues to enhance its website (for both public information and the boards' exchange of information) and is developing CredentialNet and other databases to serve the boards' licensees.
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The Value-Added Grains Project continues to work on how to grow, process, and market heritage varieties and the ancient grains emmer, spelt, and einkorn. GRGP's own June Russell and our partner Elizabeth Dyck of OGRIN will share what they have learned (including new options for dehulling), discuss these grains' potential nutritional benefits—and give you a taste of their unique flavors.
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Rebuilding a Local and Regional Grains Food System: Where We Are - Where We Need to Go. Part of PASA's 23rd Annual Farming for the Future Conference, Feb. 5-8.
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Film screening with the Greenmarket Regional Grains Project! NYC Premiere: A Local Grain Renaissance in the Northeast
Second Annual Spirits of New York Event
Cornell Small Farms Program: Reinventing the Hudson Valley Breadbasket
Greenmarket Wheat Beer Launch
Adding Value, Heritage and Ancient Grains
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New Amsterdam Bread Pavilion
Philly Farm and Food Fest
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Grain Summit at NOFA Conference
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"Well out here on the border
Ants drag bones across the hot dry ground
And over there at the trailer park
They got a million souls at the lost and found."
-- From "Interstate," by Roger Clyne
I'm no stranger to the trailer park.
Somewhere outside Boulder, Colo., was the typical square, wood-frame-with-siding, plain-jane trailer where I spent my early years. Not really mobile, it had the traditional airplane-like staircase going to the "front" door. Like most others, the "back door" did not have stairs -- you had to jump down about four feet when you exited there.
My aunt's trailer, in contrast, was all shiny and metal. It was a rocket ship. It was Clovis, N.M., and on this empty piece of desolation and beautiful sky I stood face to face with my first Rolls Royce of the trailer set.
"What kind of trailer is this?" I asked her.
"It's an Airstream," she said. "Great, isn't it?"
I thought someone had taken a jet and replaced the wings with some crazy mag wheels. This was art, I could see myself in that rig -- the expression of travel to places unknown. Anything was possible ... anything.
Long before I moved to Walla Walla and finally acted on my nostalgic passion to own an Airstream, I discovered an Airstream used to quarantine Apollo astronauts while during high school working at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Ala. I could picture this sitting on the moon ... the first lunar trailer park along with the astro-turf lawn, awning and a few lawn chairs.
Other sightings were hit and miss until I reached "the Walla" in 2006, where I decided I was going to restore a vintage 1954 Aloha "canned ham" -- one of a half dozen restorations I've undertaken. Upon completion I began looking for a new project. It was then when I rediscovered Airstream among the retro-trailer websites. The little ones -- Bambi, WeeWind and Bubble -- are also more expensive than their larger cousins.
I found one at airforums.com. It was a 1964 Bambi II in California, quite rare and in amazing shape. It was owned by Rikki Rockett, from the rock band Poison.
Over the 2008 Labor Day weekend my Mary Price and I went after it. We hit the Cabbage Hill on the way to La Grande at 5 a.m. and arrived in Rockett's town in the desert north of Los Angeles. I walked into the little eatery there, the only one, and he was there playing along with another musician. At his home we saw what we came for.
We hooked the Bambi to our Toyota FJ and hit the road for home. We passed through Manzanar, site of a WWII Japanese-American internment camp, then on to Yosemite where we almost burned down the park with too many pine cones on the fire. I pictured my sorry self, black-faced and charred on the evening news, trying to explain how burning Yosemite down was an "accident" without looking too stupid.
The next day we reached the Black Rock Desert in northern Nevada, where the Burning Man Festival is held. An amazing place,with a incredible open gypsum-like playa, hot springs and a nearby geyser surrounded by mountains. It may as well be the moon. Simple beauty.
Out in the distance, a car leading a trail of dust approached. Two adventurous young women jumped out of a 4X4 Volkswagen Vanagon set up for expedition. They were wrapped up like bedouins with '70s-era mirrored sunglasses.
"It was like a beacon on the ocean, like a mirror!" one of them said. "We had to come see what it was. It's an Airstream!" They were traveling, as we all are in some manner. We would spend more time on the playa.
In Baker City, Ore., Mary and I almost froze to death -- winter remained present here. Incidentally this town along the old Oregon Trail is also the birthplace of Wally Byam, the creator of Airstream. We would later join the Wally Byam Caravan Club International ¬?-- yes, Airstream owners like hanging out with other owners.
La casita que viaje -- Spanish for little house that travels. Within it a soul of a trailer, a temporaryish living structure I could tow around. It was more than a trailer, it was an excuse to take grand adventures among the global trailer park. Our first venture after bringing the Airstream home to Walla Walla would be a solo run to Mexico. We were, not unlike Kerouac, going "on the road." It was to be a 4,000 mile round trip to the beach and back.
We traveled through Idaho, through Zion National Park and a beach on Lake Powell in Utah. From there, onto Tucson, Ariz., through the Tohono O'odham Indian Nation, Organ Pipe National Monument, a few U.S. Border Patrol checkpoints.
Then zap ... the buzz of tiredness and excitement as we looked at the stoplight to see if we would be searched. YES, as a flashing sign told us to pull over for inspection. OK, I thought, this should be interesting. The Mexican border guard had a good look at the Bambi, slowly walking around it, placing his hands and face to the windows to see inside. I offered to give him a tour inside. Striding around with his hands in his gunbelt, I could see him thinking ... what is this trailer? It was clearly something unusual, old yet futurist. A unearthed dusty lunar lander with wheels carrying us all to adventure.
Past the border was emptiness: the nothingness of sand and road devoid of anything all the way to the ocean. I pulled over at little shrine, a place I often frequent in my younger years during many trips down Mexico 8. The gravel crunches and sweat drips on this Sonoran road. That trumpet-strewn mariachi blaring from the radio, a bobble-head Jesus on the dash, roadside saints, memories. I walk into the shade of the shrine and light all the candles that have been extinguished, this being our tradition. It is in the hope of renewing hopes and needs of others who placed these votives among the adored Virgin of Guadalupe statue.
"Well out here on the border/
Ain't nobody asking questions/
No I don't need a miracle/
But I could use a push in the right direction."
We soon see the blue line of the Sea of Cortez, then onto the beach. I waded in the water. Here is home for me.
Here, reflecting that Mexican sky, this land with dry ground rich with lost and empty souls, our spaceship trailer has taken us to adventures unknown.
Life itself is a long road to a destination -- and often in the dark and heat and riddled with adventure. We may as well be on the moon. And these big adventures make our lives so much richer.
And on this empty piece of desolation and beautiful sky I stood face to face with my Airstream.
"It's an Airstream. Great, isn't it?"
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June 25, 1996
Foundation Re-elects Gansluckner as President
Lawrence R. Gansluckner was re-elected President of the UW-River Falls Foundation at the annual meeting on June 10.
Gansluckner is a 1960 UW-RF graduate with majors in economics, political science and an elementary education teaching degree. He has served on the UW-RF Foundation Board of Directors since June, 1991.
Gansluckner launched his career in Eau Claire as a teacher, served as an administrative assistant to the late congressman Lester Johnson, and since 1969 and has been involved in financial services in various capacities. He currently represents the Principal Financial Group as a registered representative in the Eau Claire area.
His other responsibilities include serving as chairperson of the Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors (1978 to 1982) and treasurer of the Chippewa Valley Technical College Board of Directors (1983 to 1989). He currently serves as vice-chair of the Development and Training Center Board of Directors in Eau Claire.
The UW-River Falls Foundation has grown 23 percent this past year and now has total assets of $4.6 million for the benefit of students and faculty at UW-River Falls.


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MEMORIES OF AUGUST 1914Royal de Luxe
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★★★★★ 'scales new heights…' The Stage
'there aren't many entities that can leave Liverpool audiences dumbstruck. But that's precisely what Royal De Luxe achieved…' British Theatre Guide
Liverpool hosted one of the most astonishing events of the 2014 centenary when it welcomed the Giants onto its streets in a city-wide spectacular stretching across five uninterrupted days.
The world-renowned street theatre company Royal de Luxe retold the story of the famous Liverpool Pals Battalions, the young men who volunteered alongside their next-door neighbours, family members and friends to fight for Britain on the battlefields of Europe. Giants including the Little Girl, much missed since her previous visit to Liverpool, and her pet dog Xolo roamed the city, drawing crowds into their ranks wherever they ventured.
When the Giants last visited the city in 2012, to mark the centenary of the sinking of the Titanic, 800,000 people came out to see them. In 2014 they returned to recall the fevered atmosphere of those early months of the war, and more than a million people – local, national and some from overseas – turned out to honour a courageous generation of Liverpudlians.
The Memories of August 1914 route can be found here.
Jean-Luc Courcoult author and artistic director, founder of Royal de Luxe
Matthieu Bony Grandmother Giant movement director
Susana Ribeiro Little Girl Giant movement director
Jean-Michel Caillebotte Xolo movement director
Raymond Kajak Wheelchair
Fabien Dumousseau Special effects
Michel Augier Music
Marie-Laure Mayeur Costumes
Gwenaëlle Raux Executive director
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Stage Stores to Present at the Barclays Retail and Consumer Discretionary Conference Barclays 2013 Retail & Consumer Discretionary Conference Business Wire HOUSTON -- April 23, 2013 Stage Stores, Inc. (NYSE: SSI) announced today that Michael Glazer, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Oded Shein, Chief Financial Officer, will make a presentation at the Barclays Retail and Consumer Discretionary Conference on Tuesday, April 30, 2013, at 2:35 p.m. Eastern Time. The conference is being held at Barclays' headquarters in New York City. A live webcast of the presentation will be available. To access the webcast, log on to the Company's website at www.stagestoresinc.com and then click on Investor Relations, then Webcasts and then the webcast link. A replay of the presentation will be available online for approximately 30 days. The PowerPoint presentation that management will be using at the conference will be available for viewing in the Investor Relations section of the Company's website. About Stage Stores Stage Stores, Inc. operates primarily in small and mid-sized towns and communities. Its stores, which operate under the Bealls, Goody's, Palais Royal, Peebles, Stage and Steele's names, offer moderately priced, nationally recognized brand name apparel, accessories, cosmetics and footwear for the entire family. The Company operates 872 stores in 40 states. The Company also has an eCommerce website. For more information about Stage Stores, visit the Company's web site at www.stagestoresinc.com. Contact: Stage Stores, Inc. Bob Aronson, 800-579-2302 Vice President, Investor Relations email@example.com
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