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The Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Year Of The Rabbit' was one of the best releases of 2011 and certainly one of the more memorable AF1 outputs in a long while. But 2011? That's old news! Here's a peek at 2012's Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Year Of The Dragon'; it features a tonal black upper constructed in a luxurious satin-like material with dragon detailing stealthily surrounding the upper. The midsole is also a solid white, and appears to be wrapped with leather for that 'Supreme' effect. Another interesting note is the new box, labeled AF1-XXX, signifying the 30th Anniversary of the Nike Air Force 1, the historic basketball shoe that laid the groundwork for the most successful line of basketball performance footwear. Thanks to Jack Edwards, we've got a nice look at these, so let us know what you think and get a pair in advance from playaplaya8219 on eBay.
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Pretty Wack compared to last year
look like the material would be the same as the "CLOTS"
More basic than what you would expect, but I like the subtle details though. You know, sometimes less is more when it comes to special edition shoes. Very clean colorway, and the materials are very nice.
These look nice, but we need more pics. Like the back, insole and outsole for any more YOTD details.
Nice shoes! The material definitely reminds me of the CLOT x AF1. I'm sure Nike can do much better with the box design though...
I wouldnt buy these if they were in the outlet, box is nice but thats about it.
the box is dope
Wow, its velvet material. It has an unseen design that these pics dont show! How are these.not creative? ? Stupid ppl...
This year is the black water dragon. So that's why it's all black. It still is kinda boring. Need some good or red to make it really pop
not very invetive...
i need more pics and better lighting !
Called Nike and these are for sure releasing at 21 Mercer sometime in January, and they will be a tier zero release.
These suck. all other YOTD releases >>>>>
wow...all black...impressive....WTF?????
Simple, but interesting. I like it.
wow, i need to see more pics before i say for sure that these are boring, that detail i cant see might do it for me
I agree.
These LOOK like they should be a GR with there being no creativity whatsoever. Lame.
Let the hype begin.
more like year of the phags


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Rick Perry's views on gay marriage might scare away social conservatives.
Rick Perry, the three-term Texas governor and probable GOP presidential candidate, gave social conservatives a scare Friday when he said that same-sex marriage is a decision better left up to the states. Although avoiding the specific words, Perry implied that he would oppose (or at least not support) a federal constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman.
For a man who portrays himself as a staunch social conservative, Perry sure gave a tersely-worded quote on the issue at an event in Aspen, Colorado:
Our friends in New York six weeks ago passed a statute that said marriage can be between two people of the same sex. And you know what? That's New York, and that's their business, and that's fine with me...That is their call. If you believe in the 10th Amendment, stay out of their business.
Perry's remarks came at an inopportune time. The Obama administration decided earlier this year to scuttle legal efforts to defend the Defense of Marriage Act, a federal law that respects states' rights by ensuring that one state's recognition of same-sex marriage will not be forced on another. Without DOMA, a litigation nightmare would ensue. Just imagine all the same-sex couples who would move to traditional-marriage states and file suit.
The development is symptomatic of liberals' rising comfort level with imposing same-sex marriage nationwide. If elected president, would Perry raise a finger to stop it? Perry's 10th Amendment sensibilities are refreshing in an age of federal-government overreach. But for my money, Michele Bachmann articulated the better answer on the same-sex marriage question.
She told Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday that she respects states' freedom to decide the issue, whether for or against same-sex marriage, but she also supports the right of Congress to pass a federal amendment. Wallace saw the two as contradictory, but Bachmann disagreed:
That is not inconsistent, because the states have the right under the 10th Amendment to do what they'd like to do. But the federal government also has the right to pass the federal constitutional amendment. It's a high hurdle, as you know.
Supporting a federal amendment does not indicate disregard for states' rights. The hurdle for successful passage of an amendment is high. Widespread support among the states is a prerequisite. Also, the states are intimately involved in the amendment process. After both chambers of Congress approve the amendment by supermajorities, the legislatures of three-fourths of the states must ratify it.
So far, 31 states have amended their state constitutions to protect traditional marriage. Assuming that every one of those state legislatures votes to ratify a federal amendment -- a flawed assumption, in my view, because a state amendment is far different from a federal amendment politically -- the amendment would still need seven more states to reach a required supermajority.
Perry's argument dangerously borders on suggesting that no new constitutional amendments should be ratified, regardless of the issue at hand. He must realize that, in rare instances, it is important to work a solution into our nation's founding federal document.
Indications are that Perry could enter the race in late August. At the very least, he'll need to clarify and expand on his remarks to satisfy the social-conservative wing of the Republican Party. As it stands, his approach will cost him delegates in evangelical-rich states such as Iowa and South Carolina, even if it might boost his chances in the general election. His position on this issue will curry favor with libertarian-minded Republicans -- but there sure aren't enough of them around to nominate Rick Perry.
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Issue date: Monday, September 5, 1927
Pages available: 12
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Warren Morning Mirror (Newspaper) - September 5, 1927, Warren, Pennsylvania f ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES WANT ADS PAY NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION REFLECTING THE BEST IN WARREN FORTY-THIRD YEAR. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1927. PRICE THREE CENTS. WANT ADS PAY COUNTY EXPO OPENS TODAY CRAZED FATHER KILLS SEVEN OF HIS RELATIVES SIX TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHTS ARE NOW IN WAY 0' COMPLETION Three Daughters and Three Granddaughters Meet Death Two Neighbors and Policeman In Attempt to Kill Self With Gun Sept. persons were killed and five others wounded here because one a laborer was out of employment. Two of the wound- ed are reported near death. Late last Tony DeCapua worried because he had no shot down and killed his three daughters and three grand children while in a depress- ed mood. He said he intended to end his own life. He is alive how- because his gun it came time to turn it on himself. Bodies of the seven persons were found in different rooms of the De- Capua home where the crazed man had chased them and shot them. Three infants were killed in their beds. De shot down by police who called by a neighbor the shots were fired said at a hospital he had quarreled with his wife over financial matters and because of unemployment decided to get rid of them all. His voice choked with De Capua then described how he killed each one. The dead were Mrs. Mary De his three daughters Elizabeth Annie Gladys 4 months attd three grandchildren Mary Junior 14 months and two months. After the shooting within the house De Capua went out side. He was standing on the curbing of the street when police arrived and im- mediately opened fire on the offic- Patrolman Leo fell shot through the thigh. In the fight between De Capua and the officers which followed De Capua was wounded and captured by Gladis De his daughter-in-law and Ferdinand Goodwinski and J. B. Giegor- daa neighbors were wounded. At the hospital today physicians said the daughter in law and neigh bor were in a very serious condi- tion. Three children of the two famil- ies escaped death's gunfire. They were found standing beside the other bodies In the house. FOURTEEN MEN TO CONTEST CHAMPIONSHIP Sept. Fourteen drivers will start in the 200 mile championship race at the Altoona speedway tomorrow. A field of 20 pilots have passed the quali- fication test for the 50 mile semi- professional most of them from the Pittsburgh district. The line up for the main event includes Cliff Frank Pete De Leon Harry Tony Dave Russell Bob Earl Al Dr. Babe and Fred Becklider. Speed Bill Ivan Eddie Martin Mike Ernest Mistle- Henry Louis Joe Louis Karl Fred Tony C. Gordy Condon. Bernard Frank W. T. and Frank Hollman. will compete in the 50 mile semi-profes- sional event carrying with it a purse of Norma Amer- of 1926 will present the trophy cup to the winner of the champion- ship classic. CHICAGO MOVIE STRIKE SETTLED Sept. the movie lockout and strike sett- led by the ticket ven- ders at Chicago's 350 movie theat- res closed since last Monday be- cause of the clicked merr- ly again today for thousands of patrons. Virtually every theatre in the city was filled to capacity. Under erms of the agreement reached at he office of Mayor William H. the stage lands will receive an increase in irages of between 7 and 8 percent representing three fourths of what .hey demanded. Weather Indications i Fair moderate temperature Tuesday increasing cloudi- ness and slightly warmer. One of' Detroit' i 'Round the Only MANY MEET DEATH' rue without Mishap IN AUTO CRASHES OVER WEEK END Two Dead at Six Killed In Pittsburgh Dis- trict and Four Meet Death At 0. VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR IS KILLED WHILE HUNTING SON ARRESTED FOR THE MURDER OF HIS AGED MOTHER Sept. Mrs. Grover this and her 2 year-old son Richard are dead and her and ten- year old daughter are in the Easton hospital as the result of an accid-ent on the Phillipsburgh-Wash ington highway N. last night. The Tillman family had been out for a ride in a motorcycle and side car and were on their way home. Tillman was about to pass an auto- mobile going in the same direction when he noticed a car bearing down upon him from the opposite direc- tion. He believes that his motor- cycle was struck by a of the car he was trying to upsett- ing the lighter vehicle and spilling the four occupants to the roadway directly in the path of the car com- ing the other way. Mrs. Tillman was instantly killed and the baby died today. Siv Dead at Pittsburgh Sept. Automobile mishaps took a toll of 6 lives in the Pittsburgh district over the week end. Michael two of his and Walter Zuerensky all of were killed when their automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania- passenger train near Meadowlands. A third child of the Kolander family was seriously in- jured. C. Foster met death when his automobile col- lided head on with a machine driv- en by Oscar al- ong tlie Butler-Newcastle near Portersville. his wife and two other occupants of car were taken to the Newcastle hospital with cuts and bruises. Mc- Cune was driving alone. Mrs. A. F. daughter of a Pittsburgh policeman was fatally injured when the driven by her Sergeant Joseph Pearson went over an embankment near Vt. Pearson and three other members of the family escap- ed injury. Six persons were injured in three other motor accidents. Two of the drivers were arrested. Four Killed at eeiiia Sept. Four persons were killed and an- other seriously injured when their automobile was struck by the crack All American flyer of the Pennsylvania railroad at a crossipg near here today. The dead are Mrs. Margaret Hol- ler. Frank J. and his sisters Mrs. Anna Newton and Miss Margaret Snyder. Adolph husband of Mrs. Margaret was seriously in- jured. The party was returning from church when struck by the train. SEARCHING FOR ST. RAPHAEL CONTINUES ST. N. Sept. as well as governmental agencies in New Foundland joined today in a search of the bleak Lab- rador coast for the missing English plane St. Raphael which took off from England last Wed- nesday morning in an attempted non-stop flight to Ont. Several business firms here with branches in Labrador notified their agents to make inquiries along the coast as to whether a plane was sighted or heard in the region. Be- cause of the imperfect communica- tions it was not expected that re- plies would be received here be- fore tomorrow or Tuesday. In the meantime the government through its coastal and its oc- cupants Princess Lowenstein-Wer- Captain Leslie and Lieutenant Colonel F. F. navigator. The more northerly of the wire- less stations where the population is very scattered and isolated and superintendent Collins of the Gov- ernment wireless service said to- day that a week might elapse be- fore any news was heard of the fliers if they were forced down on that part of the coast. COMMITTED SUICIDK Sept. Colonel Char- les commanding the fourth regiment of United States Marines now on duty committed sui- cide this morning. Poor health believed to have benn the motive. On Way to Europe and Three Are Bound For United All Have Many Difficulties Adverse weather continued to hold fliers engaged in trans-Atlan- tic hops on the ground yesterday. The new York to Rome plane was detained at Old Orchard. Maine by failure of its gasoline to arrive in time and the refusal of the flight William Randolph Hearst to sanc- tion the take off until he had as- surance of government appro- val of the plane and equipment. At Washburn. fog along their projected course to Harbor held the London to London Sir John Carling in the field where it was forced down Thursday night. The Royal Windsor bound from to Windsor. Eng- was stuck in the mud at the airport and await- ed favorable weather'. Its pilots an- nounced they would try to wriggle out of the mud today and fly to Old where conditions were considered more favorable for a take off. Captain barred by ad- verse winds from continuing to the was at Spain. Latest advices from Le where the French air adventurers wait were that there would be no flying from that airport until Mon- day. Unfavorable weather held Char- les A. Levlne at England where he said that his flight to America would .be undertaken as soon as adverse winds showed im- provement. Continuing its globe circling flight the Pride of Detroit arrived at British from Bun der Abbas. Again Take to Air British Sept. S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee in the monoplane of left for Allaha- 923 miles from Karachi at 6 o'clock this morning in continua- tion of their round the world flight Details of of At o'clock this morning. The Pride of Detroit made a per- fect landing on the airdrome of the Royal air force. After circling the airdrome once the plane gradually descended a smoke which been placed on the air drome as a guide for the aviators. Brock and Schlee were greeted by the American consul and several Americans who reside at Karachi. They were surrounded immediat- ely by several hundred persons in- cluding men of the royal air force and civilians all eager to get a close-up view of the round the world fliers and their machine. Brock and Schlee emerged from their plane looking Quite fresh though dusty and unshaven. They were taken by automobile to the officers mess a few minutes after their arrival. Their they will re- main overnight. They expect to hop off at dawn tomorrow for Alla- habad. Speaking of their experience on this last stage of their Brock and Schlee said that during their flight over the Persian gulf the weather on the whole was extrem- ely good. When they got over land they found the heat near the ground terrific. They encountered only one slight dust storm and that caused them no inconvenience. Leaving Bunder this morning they faced strong head winds for a short time. the weather as perfect until they were approaching Karachi when they ran into heavy low-lying clouds and rain. Today's flight was uneventful un- til shortly before landing at Kara- when one of the gasoline tanks began to leak. The repairs to this will be completed they ex- pected. Bi-ock and Schlee expressed tr.cir intention of pressing forward as quickly as possible as they are eag- er to make up the day and a half they lost at Constantinople waiting for the official Turkish government permission for them to continue their flight. OLD Sept. 4. Fokker Monoplane which arrived here last night from New York failed to hop off today on its attempted non-stop flight to Rome because of the late arrival of the truck bringing its gasoline supply from Roosevelt field. Another element in the de- lay was the refusal of William Randolph the who is sponsoring the to sanction a take off until he had as- surance of government ap- proval of the plane and on page Lemuel F. Wolf of Kellettville Found Dead' With Bullet Wound Through Body. County Officials Believe He Was Killed by Careless Hunter Who Ran i Authorities of Forest county are endeavoring to locate the party who fired the shot which Lemuel F. Wolf of who was found dead Saturday afternoon with a bullet wound through his evidently from a high powered rifle. Mr. Wolf in company with his nephew Joseph Wolf and the lat- ter's two all residents of Kel- lettville started out early in the the older man to hunt woodchucks while the others were to pick blackberries. They went to Bucks two miles above Kel- lettville on the Tionesta where they separated. After picking berries for some about o'clock the boys started back and called for their uncle who was to meet them at a stated spot. Not finding him there they went home. He had not re- turned to his home and a further search was Richard aged 9 finding the body in a clump of bushes with his own a 30- 30 Savage underneath him. The little boy thinking the old man was called to him but getting no response ran for the others. When the body was turned the jagged wound was dis- the bullet having entered the right shoulder in front and passed coming out near the middle of the back. The which Mr. Wolf had had not been accord- ing to Joseph a loaded shell being in the which proved that he had not met his death by accident but that he had been the victim of a bullet fired by another. It is thought that he might have been mistaken for a woodchuck and that the seeing what he had ran. Late reports from Forest county Unit Sheriff Mong and Game Warden H. F. Wilson are conduct- ing n thorough it beina said that a party who was in the A icinity will be questioned to- dav In the death of Lemuel F. one of the oldest residents of Forest County was claimed. He Avas born in Armstrong March 1840 and served as a member of Co. C 169 Pennsylvania Volunteers with honor. His wife Febru- ary 1926. Surviving are a Mrs. Harry Lawton of Pa. and a Tremer Wolf of Pa. The funeral will be held at the Town Line Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Fred Collins of Mayburg to of- ficiate. Sm-viving Veteran Dies In the death of Walter R. Smail of Trunkeyville Saturday afternoon at p. m. the last member of the Eli Berlin Post G. A. R. was called to the Great Mr. Small and Lemuel who was killed a short time previous to Mr. Smail's death being all who were left of the once flourishing post. Walter R. Small was born at Nov. 1892. He served in the Civil War as a mem- ber of 103rd. Pennsylvania Volunteers taking active part in many battles. From the time of the death of his 1907 he alone at until this when after being robbed a con- siderable sum by burglars who en- tered his he moved to East and made his home with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Barnett. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon from the Bar- nett home with interment in the East Hickory cemetery. C. D. ONE 2 CONVICTS MAKE OF WARREN'S BEST SUCCESSFUL ESCAPE KNOWN MEN DEAD FROM STATE PRISON End Came Saturday After- noon After a Long Illness be Greatly Missed by All Citizens Mr. Charles D. for years a resident of passed away at his home on East street. late Saturday after a protracted illness. He was born at I N. Dec. 1855. He I was educated in Canada and afier years with the Standard Oil Com- took up his residence in this city. He served two terms as Register and Recorded of Warren after which he became interested iu diversified industries in this the last few years of his life i being devoted to a general insur- ance business. He was one of the best known and most popular citi- zens of the county and many com- munity and fraternal organizations will miss him greatly. He is survived by his Martha two -Mih. George M. of Pittsburg and Mrs. Charles M. of one of a brother. Harry F. of To- two Craig and Charles Gadsby and one grand- Shirley Crandall. He was a member of the First Presbyterian church of Warren. Mr. Crandall was a life member of the B. P. O. an honorary member of Troop 8 of the Boy Scouts of America and for the past 32 years an adopted member of the Seneca Nation of Indians. He was a charter member of the Conewango Fishing Warren Shakespeare Club and the Warren 'Outing Club. His friends were unnumbered ana ranged from the highest to the lowest. The funeral .services will be hold from the late Tuesday after- noon at TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Francis H. Cogswell. Paul Brubaker. Stanley Korb. Jean Sleeman. Theodore Anderson. TOMORROW'S BIRTHDAYS Mrs. John Cameron. Robert Truslor. Eleanor Flohr. Lila M. Teresa Fagley. Were Trusties and Hit Guard Over Head With Crushing His Head One Was Serving Life Sen- tence For Murder and Other Ten to Twenty Years For Robbery Sept. convicts knocked a guard off the wall at the eastern state prison here shortly before midnight after beating him over the head with a piece of lead slid down an improvised rope and escaped. The Floyd Rey- suffered a fractured skull and a broken leg in the 30 foot fall from the wall. His condition was reported as critical. After gaining their the prisoners. William and William P. attempted to steal an automobile but were fright ened by pedestrians and escaped on foot. The men were trusties and had gone to the wall to repair a break in an electric v.-ire. Whr-n the guard turned back for an instant they struck him down with their pushed him ovf-r the side of the wall and slid down a rope they had mado from tird together with tape obtained from the carpet making .shop in the pris- on. Reynolds photsun exploded when it hit the giving to the report that he had been shot. The shot raised the alarm and guards from alV rorners of the peni tentiary hurried to the- Police summoned and bandit automobiles were- pent searr-h of the fleeing convicts. Vishie was serving a life nt- pnce for and Lynr-ti had served two years of a ten to twf-n- ty year term. WILL RENEW HIS FLIGHT TO TODAY Sr.pt. F. T. Courtney. British aviator who was forced by head- winds to turn from his Plymouth to Azores course Saturday and land off the Galacian coast neat this pia.ns to renew his flight early to- weather he. will hop to the and after a slop take off for New Pounclland on the way to Now York. Harry Twenty-Two Year-Old Youth Taken Into Custody at Seattle Apprehended When He Sold Auto With Which He Made Escape From Home City of 111. Sept. 4. for Harry 22 year-old youth who is held here on a charge of murdering his aged mother anounc ed tonight that they would await word from Hill's lawyer in Streator before deciding whether to resist extradition. The attorneys previously had said they would fight attempts to return the suspected matricide to Illinois. it was understood ex- pressed a willingness to waive ex- tradition. Maintains Innocence Sept. 4. maintaining his inno- cence. Harry 22-year-old Illinois youth arrested here last night and held on a charge of murdering his aged mo- announced late today that he will resist extradition. Eight hours continuous grilling failed to shake the fugitive's asser- tions that he is guiltless in the death of his 69 year old Mrs. Eliza whose body was found buried in the basement of her Streator home. Attorneys for the suspected declared they would employ every legal means against expected attempts to return him to Illinois for trial. The sale of an automobile in which Hill drove from Streator to Seattle led to his arrest. The which bore a Minnesota license was sold here Friday to a garage firm. When the sale was reported to the detectives recognized the engine number as that of a mach- ine in which Hill was reported to have left Streator. In Hill's room the detectives found automobile license plates bearing Illinois Number 102-854. Hill was apprehended when he ap- peared about midnight last night and told he was wanted for mur- der. Seeming the man readily admitted that he was being but denied that he murdered his mother. The suspect said hf was in Streator after his mother's body was found August but he de- clared he left the town when he read in the newspapers that a cor- oner's jury had recommended he be arrested on charges of murder. look bad for I he calmly told his ques- tioners I am innocent of this Hill related that he was employ- ed as a traveling salesman and that it was his custom to spend his week ends at his mother's home in Streator. The last time he saw his who was the divorced wife of Dr. H. C. Hill wealthy Sereator was August the sus- pect said. On that day he left her home in Streator for Chicago. Returning to Streator on August the date fixed by police as the approximate time of the murder Hill did not find his mother at home he said. The youth denied the assertion of police that on August he told Mrs. Hill's banker and lawjer that mother had just stepped Hill asserted he told them that she had gone to Chicago. He said he pre- sumed she had gone there. Hill admitted he forged his mother's name to checks. The detectives called Hill's atten- tion to a statement of Peter gardner at his mother's that the youth the to tamp down some fresh dirt in the basement of the house August 15. had left a note asking me to have thf basement the suspect replied. isn't true that I asked Bush to tamp down any dirt. I went down in the cellar with him and lie cUan'-d The jouth again went to .Streator on the week end beginning August 20 and left August 22 for he fcaid. Hf- fciaj'-d that at the home of a William Brydge.--. The afternoon he read in the newspapers of the discovery of his mother's body. Hill then drove back to he intending to see his his fiance Mips Alice Sawyer and a lawyer. In Streator he read a news- paper account of the coroner's jury findlng and left town without see- ing any of the three persons. He drove to the Pacific coast. Hill said his mother had objected to his engagement to marry Miss Sawyer. There was some conten- between his mother's will and his engagement to Miss but he declined to reveal its nature. you sorry your mother Is the suspect was asked. I am sorry p'ne'p hf replied FAIR PROMISES 7O BE GREATEST IN HISTORY OF TOWN PRES. OF A. F. OF L CONGRATULATES MEMBERS OF ORDER Urges That In Coming Polit- cal Campaigns they Vote For Favorable Candidates Unprecedented Rush For Concessions Commenced Many Ready Large American Legion Din- ing Hall Is Mecca For Midway Largest Ever Placed Here Says There Has Been Amaz- ing Change in Attitude of Employers and Financial Institutions WASHINGTON. Sept. f.Pt In a labor day message to American workmen President Green of the American Federation of Labor to- day congratulated them on accom- plishments of the last and urg ed that in coming political cam- paigns their votes be cast for can- didates who favor the labor pause. Silrmar statements were forth- coming from Matthew Woll. vice president of the organization and Frank secretary. Woll warned against revolutionary phras es and violent demonstrations and asked that American Labor study national forms of government with their division and delegation of po- litical power in order that its vote may be wisely cast. Morrison cal- led for and organiza- tion as the only effective by which labor may achieve its ends. Viewing the labor movement as increasing in member- ship and in strength of President Green urged continuation of the campaign of the organization He deplored certain decisions of the courts in labor cases during the past year mentioning in particular the Supreme Courts disposal of the stone cutters and decisions against the milkmen of Boston and the btieet car men in Indianapolis. Mr. Green said he observed a chance in the atti- tude of as well as of financial and commercial toward recognition of Labor's con- that high wages make for prosperity. and he be heard demands that the wages of all workers shall be reduced. Only those who fail to comprehend the true basis of our nation's prosperity can favor or urge such a proposal. It is the duty of the organized -naae earn- ers of America to oppose with ut- most any attempt to impose a general reduction in wages. MONTGOMERY CO. JAIL DELIVERY Sept. 4 Thompson who was serving a 4 year term for a rob- bery at Pittstown escaped from the Montgomery County jail today and j eluded his pursuers by ordering a taxicab driivr to take him to Phil- adelphia. Two other pnsoneis who atemptPd to accompany him were captured on the roor or the prison. These James Walsn and John both of Philadelphia were awaiting trial for breaking and terinfr. ct-lis of the three men had been opened from the outside i and a knotted ropn ladder had been placed from thf- roof to a balcony j below. It was down this that Thompson made his way to the street. A moment later he was speeding toward Philadelphia in a taxicab. In that rity he at' the Wpit Philadelphia station of the railroad paid the j driver SS fare and a dollar tip and disappeared. Warren County's thirteenth an- nual Fair opens this morning with every prospect pointing to the larg- est attendance in the history of lo- cal fairs. Secretary E. M. busy in his temporary office at the fair grounds said he had never seen such an inrush of concessions. All day Saturday and much of yester- day President R. N. Jones was hard at work helping the concessionaires to locate and stake out their the certain pieces ana parcels of ground alloted to each for the purposes of exhibiting their or what-have-you at the Great Warren County Fair. The clerks in the secretary's of- fice worked overtime entering long list of live farm pro- manufactured home-made popcorn and pink the ten thousand and one articles that go to the making of a big County Fair. As early as Saturday afternoon the fair grounds looked as If the fair were already in progress with dozens of tents already the booths decorated and displaying their exhibits. Chicken Dinner Charley was already on the Job and the festive hot dogs were sending forth their holiday-like aroma from more than one stand. All day Sat- urday and well into the evening ths concessionaires kept on most of them rolling in In large covered trucks or vans. A casual visitor peeping in at the gate might well have supposed the fair was al- ready in progress. supposed to be the day of the fair grounds was a. im e of acthity all day. Cattle ex- hibits were arriving all huge bulls rearing their heads from slatted dairy cattle of various sheep and pigs the truck load. The large Ameri- can Legion Tent above WMcti bed and swayed the captive balloon served a special Sunday dinner to a throng of hungry cus- tomers. The members of the girls no less than thirty-five in number in are taking their meas at the Legion Tent and are going to prove a great drawing as everyone oves a particularly if she is a. pretty girl. The when it gets Into full swing this afternoon will cer- tainly be the largest so far at a Warren County Fair and there will be enough variety in the amuse- ments to please everybody from grandfather down to the baby. The Boy Scout booth is certainly one of the prettiest at the decked out in green pine boughs. It will be a good place to get information at the you want to know where to find anything ask a Boy he can tell you. Warren merchants and business firms have done selves proud in the elaborate outfit- tin s of their exhibits. Notable among these is the big exhibit Of the Penn Public Service Corporat- ion which is a. remarkable illustra- tion of the many uses of electrical power. The Frigidaire exhibit is an elaborate and interesting one. There are many other fine displays. Taking it all around it's certainly a great show. The fair has had much wider newspaper publicity this year than on page large them- DEFENDS RIGHT OF UNION TO CONTEST Who Is Can You Name Warren Man Described on page Pa.. right of the United Mine to foal operators to place the mines in the PittfburKh district on a union defended tonisit in an addr'-ss by Thomas G. Rob- ertson pipsident of the Penn- sylvania Federation of Labor from the pulpit of the Simthfieid street i Methodist Episcopal church. The' address was the first of a series of Sunday sermons by laymen. Methodist Episcopal church stands squarely for the right of workers to bargain and that is what the United Mine Workers of America stands said Robertson. the coal oper ators are doing their utmost to de- stroy the The Rev. Clyde L. pastor of the lat- er read a paragraph from church laws to confirm tne labor leaders' declaration of the Methodist church's attitude on the labor ques- tion. Picture a man of many accomp- including good business management although not Warren is known by more people than any other resident of the borough. The gentleman referred to was born where four per cent is now permitted and together with his good fortune in iife has been allot- ted his and maybe a little better of misfortune. The to bed does not fuse with his business and he can be seen at his work nearly any time after noon. His business is to make people forget the som- ber side of life and in the many years he has been in Warren he has sure succeeded. He is a sometimes flashy a lover aud artist of music and a general all round good fel- low. Saturday's hero was High Sheriff George Urosch. ;


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- Mobile support. Built-in responsive web design capabilities automatically serve up content in the most appropriate layout for the customer's device. With its previous system, about half of customers clicking through on a Cleaner's Supply promotional email did so from a mobile device, but quickly bounced because the legacy site couldn't optimize the experience on smartphones and tablets.
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SAN JOSE, Calif., May 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- NETSUITE SUITEWORLD 2014—NetSuite Inc. (NYSE: N), the industry's leading provider of cloud-based financials / ERP and omnichannel software suites, today announced that Cleaner's Supply, Inc., the largest distributor of dry cleaning supplies in North America, has selected NetSuite SuiteCommerce to manage and streamline its core business processes and operations across multiple channels, including a call center of 46 sales representatives as well as B2B and B2C ecommerce sites including: www.cleanersupply.com, which sells dry cleaning supplies to approximately 85 percent of the dry cleaners in North America; and www.wawak.com, which sells tailoring and sewing supplies to the Fortune 1000, government and education organizations, SMBs as well as the home professional and hobbyist. As importantly, Cleaner's Supply also plans to rely on NetSuite for sales force automation, customer support, customer service and marketing automation. All these mission-critical business processes can be streamlined within NetSuite's one unified omnichannel commerce platform. This modernization effort can allow the company to gain a real-time, 360-degree customer view, deliver a seamless omnichannel customer experience globally, and improve sales effectiveness. The Conklin, N.Y.-based company realized that its old commerce system couldn't support the company's growth. After evaluating several options during the software selection process, the company selected NetSuite SuiteCommerce for the following features and benefits it was looking for in an integrated platform:"NetSuite is unique in offering integrated ecommerce and CRM that can give us new insights into customer interactions over our websites and call center for better service, targeting and promotions," said Joseph Dunne, President of Cleaner's Supply. "We'll be able to tie our call center sales reps into ecommerce, and rather than having content and pictures in multiple places, be it the back-end, catalog or the website, we want the website to be our single repository. Additionally, our agents can experience exactly what our web customers are every minute of every day, telling us how we can improve that overall customer experience." "Mobile support was a primary driver in our decision," Dunne said. "If a customer is frustrated with your site, they're gone and you never hear from them again. Delivering a superior experience from the beginning and gaining a single customer view are huge for us. NetSuite gives us the capabilities we need."
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The Queensland Government provided $7,500 to Caboolture Dressage Group Inc to partake of the Get Going Clubs Program (Clubs Tag) to increase Queenslanders participation in sport and recreation activities.
Dressage Unravelled - An open letter to members
The executive has posted an open letter to all members regarding Dressage Unravelled (click here)
The next club meeting has been postponed until advised by Executive Committee.
SO WHAT DO I ENTER?By Lea Bierman
Recently at a C and P comp there were a few people confused as to what group they should nominate themselves in when they enter a else comp.
I hope this helps:
- C&P DAYS - These are known as Closed and Participant days. They are open to CDG members and EA Participant and Competitive members. Horses don't have to be registered with EA. These days can go to whatever level the Organising club wants to go to. Club members can ride to any level but EA Participant members can only go to Novice. Some clubs offer special day memberships to their clubs on these days so riders can then compete beyond Novice.
When you enter these days and you are both a CDG member and an EA Participant/Competitor member, then you have to nominate what group you want to ride in on the day. E.g. if you want to ride above Novice or be considered for special CDG Members trophies you would enter as a CDG member. Juniors are placed separately on these days.
- OFFICIAL DAYS - open to EA registered Competitor riders. Horses have to be EA registered. Grading rules apply e.g. You can ride any two consecutive levels Prep to Advanced. After that FEI rules apply for entry into the international classes at Prix St Georges and above. On these days there is an option to enter into the Professional or Amateur Owner Rider division. These are defined in the rule book but basically a professional is someone who makes their living from horse related activities or sponsorship. These are placed separately on result sheets but an AOR can win both!!
You can cross a single continuous centre line to enter or leave a road, including entering or leaving a property, or to pass a cyclist.
However, you can't cross a single continuous centre line to:- overtake another motorist
- do a U-turn.
Where there is a single continuous dividing line to the left of a broken line you can cross the
dividing line to enter or leave a property or road. You are also permitted to cross a continuous
dividing line to safely pass cyclists. You cannot overtake from the same side of the road as
the continuous line, or do a U-turn.
Where there is a double continuous centre line, you are only permitted to cross it if you are
safely passing a cyclist. Section 132, 134 and 139A of the Queensland Road Rules apply.
Biosecurity update - NEW horse health declarationAll riders must use the new form (click here) and submit it at gear check
Dressage tests updated as of January 1st, 2014
Please be advised that new EA dressage tests are in immediate effect. Please discard any older existing documents, and obtain new copies from either the EA web site or from our Dressage Test page
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Changed your details recently?If you as a member, have had your email address changed would you please contact Robyn Moyle (click for contact details) - our membership officer - so you can receive all the information from the club!
Help Wanted!
To our valued members - to help make our days run smoothly we would appreciate more help on the day.
If you can spare and hour or two to help out please let us know. We pay $5 per hour or for 3 hours work you will receive a ride voucher that you may use at your next competition.
These vouchers are not valid for members picnic days .
This will help the day run more smoothly, allow committee members to compete and everyone can have fun and ride. Please indicate on your nomination form what you can do to help.
Please offer your help to Amanda Matheson
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A formal letter of protest to the South San Joaquin Irrigation District regarding breach of Tri-Dam board meeting protocol was unanimously approved to be sent by the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors at the July 17 regular meeting.
After 12 years of constant use, the Gladys L. Lemmons Senior Center is getting a much-needed freshening up in the form of new furnishings.
As city residents await word on a sewer and water rate hike, questions are being raised on the City of Oakdale's use of its sewer sanitation and water enterprise funds to finance non-related areas of the operation of the city government. A review of the 2012-2013 Oakdale city budget raises uncertainties regarding billings being in compliance with Proposition 218.
Some speakers referred to it as a state funded "gift" that shouldn't be turned away. Two council members recognized it as the potential to be "a jewel in the city's tarnished crown." After the discussion on its agenda item, the Oakdale City Council voted 3-1 to move forward with the first phase of the South Yosemite Avenue Community Park.
The Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors unanimously agreed to send a letter of protest to its Tri-Dam Project partner, South San Joaquin Irrigation District, charging a breach of Tri-Dam board meeting protocol in an action at the July 17 OID regular meeting.
A 16-year-old Oakdale girl who claimed she'd been kidnapped and raped on June 3 -- sparking a frenzy of fear and concern within the community -- has recanted her story, said police.
The Bountiful Valley is a three-part series that will focus on different aspects of the agricultural industry in Stanislaus and parts of San Joaquin County. The series kicks off with various field crops.
Illegal fireworks and two brush fires started by fireworks in two separate areas kept local fire crews busy all night, Wednesday, July 4.
In a move that contradicted the Oakdale City Council's pledge to evaluate privatization proposals and bids before making any changes layoff notices were issued to two public works employees that were in Segment Two of the privatization plan discussed at the July 2 council meeting.
It was standing room only at the Monday, July 2 Oakdale City Council meeting, and the topic that brought out scores of concerned citizens and city workers was a public hearing on public works reorganization. Specifically – privatization of services.
The Stanislaus County Grand Jury issued a report critical of former Oakdale City Council Member Jason Howard's actions when serving on the council during his shortened term.
Spend three days with National Geographic Photographer Phil Schermeister learning the art of nature photography at the High Sierra Institute's Baker Station located on Highway 108 near Kennedy Meadows. Two new 1.5-unit courses, Nature Photography, will be available to all students and the general public. The first class will take place July 30 with orientation at Columbia College, and Aug. 3-5 at Baker Station. The second class will be Aug. 6 for orientation at Columbia College, and Aug. 10-12 at Baker Station.
The Valero gas station on East F Street was robbed at gunpoint early Sunday, July 8, according to police reports.
In a move that contradicts the Oakdale City Council's pledge to evaluate privatization proposals and bids before making any changes, the City of Oakdale issued layoff notices to two public works employees that were in Segment Two of the privatization plan discussed at last Monday's council meeting.
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Running for the 12th Assembly seat, to replace the terming out Kristin Olsen, a 'meet and greet' for Ken Vogel is scheduled on Wednesday, April ...
Center for Human Services - Oakdale Family Resource and Counseling Center will host its Second Annual Community Baby Shower on Saturday, April 23 during the 'Love ...
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Mighty Meg earned her name honestly, showing the world just what kind of strength a little dog can have. Meg is about one year old ...
With the addition of the Oakdale Police Department's latest hire, the Oakdale Animal Shelter will now be open seven days a week.
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Benjamin Moore Quiet Moments #1563
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Quiet Moments
I remember the first time I recommended the color Quiet Moments by Benjamin Moore. It was for my brother's kitchen in Baltimore many years ago. Since then I've often incorporated the color into clients' homes. Aptly named, Quiet Moments is a calming mix of blue, green and gray. It's a serene color that both men and women love. Over the years color trends have changed and while hues of green and yellow have varied dramatically, the popularity of this color hasn't wavered.
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Beautiful color! Thinking of using it for our nursery, to go above a white board & batten base. Thanks for the vote of confidence in the color!ReplyDelete
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Soldier concept and weapons by LeevitronWatch
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I'll be adding some more details and items later.
very sorry but it reminds me of section 8 armor
but it is a fantastic piece of art
but it is a fantastic piece of art
Tanky , Bulky and has a jetpack thats nice.
I love the rifle design, It's like a combination of an m110 and an m23.
interesting suit,particularly the backpack unit
very good!
Ahh, now this would be great in a movie.
Grenade launcher is sweet (along with the entire soldier concept of course) The grenades fired from that are rocket-propelled, I imagine?
wow i just love that style of techno-armour.
the weps are brill to instant fave thumbs up from me
the weps are brill to instant fave thumbs up from me
Cool, how do you draw the lines on the guns so precise and neat?
Oooooooooooo. Nice.
Intresting grenade launcher. The shells looke a little small tho.
That anti-material rifle looks really familiar still really cool


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By Max Berley
Q: How can the U.S. create jobs? A: By granting more visas to highly skilled workers from other countries.
It's counterintuitive, for sure, but some very smart people believe it will work. In fact, this proposal was enthusiastically endorsed by five CEOs of major corporations and seven presidents of elite universities who gathered yesterday to brainstorm at a meeting that was sponsored by Harvard University and the Business Roundtable and hosted by Bloomberg News.
Their idea is to ensure that foreign students, once they receive a graduate degree from an American university, aren't forced by restrictive immigration laws to take their skills and knowledge elsewhere, bolstering America's foreign competitors. Keeping them here, the thinking goes, would set off a virtuous cycle in which stronger U.S. companies would produce faster growth in the economy, which, in turn, would create jobs for Americans.
John Hennessy, the president of Stanford University, pointed out that more than 50 percent of the Ph.D.s in engineering and 38 percent of the Ph.D.s in the physical sciences in the U.S. were awarded to people who aren't citizens. "We spend between a quarter and a half a million dollars per student to educate somebody at the level of a Ph.D.," he said. "And then you want to send them out after we've made this investment?"
One immediate fix for this growth-impairing brain drain would be an increase in the number of U.S. visas for these skilled workers. The university presidents and executives even thought of a way to make this happen and to circumvent the paralyzing and contentious debate surrounding immigration in Congress and on the campaign trail. They suggested decoupling the issue of the highly skilled immigrants from the broader issue of comprehensive immigration reform.
"An innovative solution is that we take these really talented graduate students that we have that we're granting Ph.D.s to and we staple that green card right to that Ph.D.," said Sally Mason, president of the University of Iowa. "And we stop messing around and really diverting talent from the United States back to other places."
Representative Eric Cantor, the House Republican leader, and John Holdren, President Barack Obama's science adviser, were both on hand to listen. They agreed it was a good idea, though neither promised immediate action.
(Max Berley is a member of the Bloomberg View editorial board.)
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Cramer: A Resurgence in Telco Spend
Jim Cramer
Sep 09, 2013 | 07:16 AM EDT
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Sep 09, 2013 | 07:16 AM EDT
Sign up for a free trial of Real Money. One word: optical. OK, it's not exactly like in The Graduate, the fabulously funny movie in which Dustin Hoffman's character is told that the future is in plastics. But if you did want to invest in the cyclically hottest area of tech right now, it would have to be in telco equipment, specifically anything related to higher-performance video through your cell phone. The group's been a confusing one because of the quarter reported last by Cisco (CSCO - Get Report), which contained almost nothing about telco-equipment spending. In fact, that quarter did more to obfuscate the unfolding positive story about telco spend than anything else, because it kept a lid on Ciena (CIEN - Get Report) and Finisar (FNSR). After all, investors presumed, how good could it be for these also-rans when it's bad for Cisco? In fact, I now think it is glaringly obvious -- although market disagrees with me -- that Cisco is actually having an amazing quarter. But can you really say that as you lay off 4,000 people? Can CEO John Chambers declare, "This is the age of renewed telco spend, but forgive us while we ax 4,000?" No, he can't. Not Chambers. That's not his style. Unfortunately that means you won't know that anything really good is happening there until you see the quarter, which is ages away. But there are so many other ways to play it. Last Friday I posited that the news flow out Alcatel Lucent (ALU) is going to get better and better. New management -- even, at last, a new chief financial officer - will at last be in shape to translate orders into profits, and I think that Alcatel Lucent is going to get more than its fair share of European orders. Don't forget that Vodafone (VOD) will be flush with cash to build out whatever it needs, and that means some hefty orders for Alcatel Lucent. Alcatel might be one of the most exciting speculations in the world right now. I love how people tell me how I have missed it because the stock had been at $2. But that's the same catcalling I heard when I said that Nokia (NOK) was too cheap to avoid at $4. Where was I at $3?Editor's Note: This article was originally published at 7 a.m. EDT on Real Money on Sept. 9, as part of the NFL Kickoff Open House.
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2.5 yr old check up stats... lets share our toddlers' grow and development
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Carleywebb, my son has always been around 50% for weight and 80-90% for height. my doctor was never concerned because those percentages were the same since he was born. this last check up he is 64% weight and 96% height. She said its a beautiful growing and not worry about weight
Carleywebb, what doctors look in these percentages is for major changes; for instance, if your son is always around 50-60 % for weight and then it drops to 10%, they need to find out why he is having that major change; as well as with height too. My son is very active too, and his birthweight was 6.5 lbs, he was always tall but slim. And yes, doctors say genetics should be taken into consideration.
Lila (25) + Phil (27) = David (3/08) Intact, FF, puree-fed, Sposied.. & Gwen (4/11) BF til 18 mo, BLW, Cloth-diapered... both turned out AWESOME! :)
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|All Recent SEC Filings
Results of Operations and Financial Condition, Change in Directors or Princi
WSI Industries, Inc. (the "Company") issued a press release on October 17, 2012 disclosing material non-public information regarding its results of operations for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended August 26, 2012. The Company hereby furnishes the press release, which is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1.
Adjustments to Base Salaries for 2013
On October 17, 2012, the Company's Compensation Committee set the annual base salaries for the Company's executive officers effective October 22, 2012. The Company's executive officers are Benjamin T. Rashleger, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Paul D. Sheely, Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Rashleger's annual base salary will be increased to $240,000 and Mr. Sheely's base salary will be increased to $146,500.
Adoption of 2013 Incentive Plan
On October 17, 2012, the Company's Compensation Committee recommended, and the Board of Directors approved, the 2013 Incentive Plan (the "2013 Incentive Plan") for the Company's executive officers and other members of management. The Compensation Committee also approved the bonus that may be earned by executive officers under the 2013 Incentive Plan, as a percentage of the executive officer's salary, and the performance goals under the 2013 Incentive Plan.
Under the 2013 Incentive Plan, Messrs. Rashleger and Sheely are eligible for a target bonus based on a percentage of his respective base salary. Mr. Rashleger's target bonus is equal to 60% of his base salary and Mr. Sheely's target bonus is equal to 45% of his base salary. The Compensation Committee established minimum, target and maximum performance goals relating to adjusted pre-tax income and value-add sales in fiscal year 2013 as compared to fiscal year 2012 using a matrix. The Company's fiscal year 2013 performance as compared to the matrix of goals established by the Compensation Committee relating to adjusted pre-tax income and value-add sales will determine the factor to be applied to each executive officer's target bonus percentage. Under the 2013 Incentive Plan, adjusted pre-tax income is defined as pre-tax income excluding incentive compensation expense and value-add sales is defined as sales excluding any outside services or purchased materials.
The target bonus factor will be adjusted if the Company's fiscal year 2013 performance exceeds or is less than the target level, up to 1.8 times the target bonus at the maximum level and reduced to 0.2 times the target bonus at the minimum level. If achievement as to any particular performance goal is between two defined amounts in the matrix, the bonus factor will be interpolated. Achievement of the performance goals at less than target level will result in decreasing incentive amounts under the matrix until the achievement fails to meet the minimum performance goals under the matrix, at which point the participant is entitled to no incentive payment under the matrix.
Mr. Sheely also has certain departmental goals, which were determined by the Compensation Committee. His bonus opportunity under the 2013 Incentive Plan is weighted 50% to the Company performance matrix described above and 50% to multiple defined departmental goals, with each departmental goal variably weighted towards the 50%. The Compensation Committee will determine Mr. Sheely's achievement of the departmental goals, which may be achieved in part or in whole. Mr. Rashleger, as the Company's CEO, does not have departmental goals and his bonus is based solely on the Company performance matrix described above.
Payouts of the cash bonus under the 2013 Incentive Plan will be made following the Compensation Committee's determinations at the end of the fiscal year to those executive officers who continue to be employed as of the end of the fiscal year.
The following table shows the bonus that may be earned under the 2013 Incentive Plan by each executive officer as a percentage of his respective annual base salary:
% of Salary For % of Salary For FY 2013 Performance at FY 2013 Performance at Name of Executive Plan Target Plan Maximum Benjamin T. Rashleger 60% 108% Paul D. Sheely (1) 45% 81%
(1) For Mr. Sheely, "target" and "maximum" each assume achievement of all departmental goals under the 2013 Incentive Plan.
Payouts under 2012 Executive Bonus Program
On October 17, 2012, the Company's Compensation Committee determined the achievement and payout to executive officers under the Company's 2012 Executive Bonus Program that was adopted on October 20, 2011 (the "2012 Program"). Under the 2012 Program, the bonuses to participants were determined based on achievement relating to return on assets for fiscal year 2012. Depending on the Company's achievement under the 2012 Program, bonuses are paid to Messrs. Rashleger and Sheely in cash and in lapse of restrictions on performance based restricted stock granted on October 24, 2011.
The Company's return on assets for fiscal year 2012 exceeded the target amount, but was less than the maximum level. Accordingly, under the Company's 2012 Program, the Company will pay Mr. Rashleger and Mr. Sheely a cash bonus of $125,862 and $70,100, respectively, or approximately 60% and 50% of the officer's annual base salary earned during fiscal year 2012, respectively. Because the return on assets exceeded the target amount, but was less than the maximum level, each officer forfeited a pro-rated number of shares of performance based restricted stock granted in connection with the 2012 Program, effective as of October 17, 2012. Accordingly, Messrs. Rashleger and Sheely forfeited 7,266 and 4,743 shares of performance based restricted stock, respectively, and retained 402 and 261 shares, respectively, all of which represents shares of performance based restricted stock originally granted on October 24, 2011 plus dividends paid in additional shares. The restrictions on one-third of the retained shares of performance based restricted stock will lapse on the payout date of bonuses under the 2012 Program and restrictions on one-third of the retained shares will lapse on each of the 12-month and 24-month anniversary of this first lapse date.
On October 17, 2012, the Company's Board of Directors declared a dividend of $0.04 per share payable November 15, 2012 to holders of record on November 1, 2012.
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Skip to comments.A Day in the Life of President Bush (Bush's Iraq Troop Visit Photos): 11/27/03
Posted on 11/27/2003 5:50:40 PM PST by MJY1288
President Bush made a surprise visit to our troops in Iraq today, he arrived on Airforce One at Baghdad International Airport just after dark and surprised some 600 soldiers before being served a full course traditional Thanksgiving meal. President Bush was greeted with a thunderous applause from the surprised troops that clearly touched the Commander-in-Chief
Enjoy this special Thanksgiving Day "Dose"
QUOTE OF THE DAY: "You're engaged in a difficult mission. Those who attack our coalition forces and kill innocent Iraqis are testing our will. They hope we will run. We did not charge hundreds of miles into the heart of Iraq, pay a bitter cost in casualties, defeat a brutal dictator and liberate 25 million people only to retreat before a band of thugs and assassins."
From http://www.thecarolinachannel.com/index.html:
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Drudge Report ^ | 11/27/03 | Mike Allen
Posted on 11/27/2003 4:10 PM PST by Maria S
The President left Waco secretly Wednesday at 8:25 p.m. Eastern (7:25 p.m. Texan) with a small pool, stopped at Andrews to pick up a few staff and a few more poolers, change planes and then head to Baghad. Both flights were what we think of as the normal Air Force One, Boeing 747 with the normal marking. The President landed in darkness at Baghdad International Airport at 9:31 a.m. Washington time (5:32 p.m. local) on Thursday, Nov. 27, Thanksgiving Day. He took off at 12:03 p.m. Eastern time, so was in Baghdad roughly 2.5 hours.
The staff aimed to keep the trip secret until after he had taken off from Baghdad ? no filing was permitted from the site, by the pool or by locals. The President landed with barely a sliver of a moon. He was already in a white Land Rover or Land Cruiser by the time the pool reached the Tarmac. The staff said the motorcade was 12 vehicles plus a military ambulance. Short motorcade of less than five minutes through a blacked out, rutty part of the airport, which looks like a military base...CLICK HERE for the rest of that LONG (but wonderful) report
This is real emotion from a real leader, God Bless You President Bush
The end of pics, if you have any you would like to post, do so now
By the President of the United States : a Proclamation
...In the midst of a civil war of unequaled magnitude and severity, which has sometimes seemed to foreign states to invite and to provoke their aggression, peace has been preserved with all nations, order has been maintained, the laws have been respected and obeyed, and harmony has prevailed everywhere, except in the theater of military conflict, while that theater has been greatly contracted by the advancing armies and navies of the Union...
...I do therefore invite my fellow-citizens in every part of the United States, and also those who are at sea and those who are sojourning in foreign lands, to set apart and observe the last Thursday of November next as a day of thanksgiving and praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the heavens.
By the President of the United States : a Proclamation
...The skies have been for a time darkened by the cloud of war, but as we were compelled to take up the sword in the cause of humanity we are permitted to rejoice that the conflict has been of brief duration and the losses we have had to mourn, though grievous and important, have been so few, considering the great results accomplished, as to inspire us with gratitude and praise to the Lord of Hosts...
WILLIAM McKINLEY
By the President of the United States : a Proclamation
It has long been the honored custom of our people to turn in the fruitful autumn of the year in praise and thanksgiving to Almighty God for His many blessings and mercies to us as a nation. That custom we can follow now even in the midst of the tragedy of a world shaken by war and immeasurable disaster, in the midst of sorrow and great peril, because even amidst the darkness that has gathered about us we can see the great blessings God has bestowed upon us, blessings that are better than mere peace of mind and prosperity of enterprise.
By the President of the United States : a Proclamation
Gods help to us has been great in this year of march towards world-wide liberty. In brotherhood with warriors of other United Nations our gallant men have won victories, have freed our homes from fear, have made tyranny tremble, and have laid the foundation for freedom of life in a world which will be free. Our forges and hearths and mills have wrought well; and our weapons have not failed. Our farmers, Victory gardeners, and crop volunteers have gathered and stored a heavy harvest in the barns and bins and cellars. Our total food production for the year is the greatest in the annals of our country...
By the President of the United States : a Proclamation
As a Nation much blessed, we feel impelled at harvest time to follow the tradition handed down by our Pilgrim fathers of pausing from our labors for one day to render thanks to Almighty God for His bounties. Now that the year is drawing to a close, once again it is fitting that we incline our thoughts to His mercies and offer to Him our special prayers of gratitude... Especially are we grateful this year for the truce in battle-weary Korea, which gives to anxious men and women throughout the world the hope that there may now be an enduring peace.
By the President of the United States : a Proclamation
...Over the years, we have made Thanksgiving a unique national occasion. Thanking God for His goodness, we thank Him as well for the promise and achievement of America. Our reasons for gratitude are almost without number.... Much as we are grateful for these material and spiritual blessings, we are conscious, in this year, of special sorrows and disappointments. We are engaged in a painful conflict in Asia, which was not of our choosing, and in which we are involved in fidelity to a sacred promise to help a nation which has been the victim of aggression. We are proud of the spirit of our men who are risking their lives on Asian soil. We pray that their sacrifice will be redeemed in an honorable peace and the restoration of a land long torn by war...
By the President of the United States : a Proclamation
...As we continue the Thanksgiving tradition, a tradition cherished by every generation of Americans, we reflect in a special way on the blessings of the past year. When this Nation and its coalition partners took up arms in a last-resort effort to repel aggression in the Persian Gulf, we were spared the terrible consequences of a long and protracted struggle. Indeed, the millions of people who prayed for a quick end to the fighting saw those prayers answered with a swiftness and certainty that exceeded all expectations. During the past year, we have also witnessed the demise of communism and welcomed millions of courageous people into the community of free nations.
By the President of the United States : a Proclamation
....America is a land of abundance, prosperity, and hope. We must never take for granted the things that make our country great: a firm foundation of freedom, justice, and equality; a belief in democracy and the rule of law; and our fundamental rights to gather, speak, and worship freely.
These liberties do not come without cost. Throughout history, many have sacrificed to preserve our freedoms and to defend peace around the world. Today, the brave men and women of our military continue this noble tradition. These heroes and their loved ones have the gratitude of our Nation.
It gives me hope for the future. It really does.
GOTTA SEE THIS-WarEnduring Freedom 11/28/03-Baghdad,Pres.Bush
Posted by Diogenesis
On 11/27/2003 2:36 PM PST with 3 comments
ahoo, AP, Reuters, and the usual suspects | 11/28/03 | President Bush in Iraq with the valiant Armies of Good
U.S. Troops Across Iraq Cheer Surprise Bush Visit
Posted by Ex-Dem
On 11/27/2003 2:14 PM PST with 7 comments
Wired News ^ | November 27, 2003 | Dean Yates
Reuters: Some Iraqis Welcome Bush, Others Wish Him in Hell
Posted by Pokey78
On 11/27/2003 2:11 PM PST with 17 comments
Reuters ^ | 11/27/03 | Khaled Oweis
Bush appearance stuns troops gathered at airport for Thanksgiving
Posted by Maria S
On 11/27/2003 1:25 PM PST with 31 comments
Bush Iraq text (Full transcript of Bush's Thanksgiving Speech to the troops in Iraq)
Posted by FairOpinion
On 11/27/2003 12:29 PM PST with 30 comments
Ledger Enquirer.com -- AP ^ | Nov. 27, 2003 | President George W. Bush
(President)Bush Iraq Quotes
Posted by kattracks
On 11/27/2003 11:45 AM PST with 9 comments
Bush Trip to Baghdad Kept Top-Secret
Posted by kattracks
On 11/27/2003 11:25 AM PST with 51 comments
NewsMax.com Wires ^ | 11/27/03 | AP
DFU SONG: Air Force Hymn (Pres. Bush in Baghdad!!!)
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On 11/27/2003 11:24 AM PST with 11 comments
DFU SONG PARODIES | 11-2003 | Lyrics, Doug from Upland
Bush Makes Secret Thanksgiving Visit to Iraq
Posted by AmericanMade1776
On 11/27/2003 10:48 AM PST with 125 comments
wireservice.wired.com ^ | nov 27,2003 | steve holland
Bush Makes Surprise Visit to Baghdad
Posted by Pro Consul
On 11/27/2003 9:42 AM PST with 14 comments
Fox News ^ | 11/27/2003 | Associated Press
Bush Makes Surprise Visit to Iraq
Posted by PeteFromMontana
On 11/27/2003 9:42 AM PST with 172 comments
mywaynews via Drudge Report ^ | 11/27/2003 | TERENCE HUNT
President Bush is eating in my undisclosed location (UPDATE: Undisclosed location is IRAQ!)
Posted by ChiefKujo
On 11/27/2003 7:37 AM PST with 1,137 comments
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If you don't get this ping ChiefKujo before I sign off, I want you to know that we all wish you the best and we all thank you for serving this great nation
God Bless and Stay Safe
President Bush really did a great thing for our troops by doing this.
A great day for America
It has certainly been a wonderful, memorable day. Happy Thanksgiving to one and all! More tears every time I see footage or read the incredible details of this trip.
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