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Green Activist Turned Power Lobbyist Shows Germany Energy Shift
As an environmental activist, Johannes Kempmann fought Germany's energy companies in a 1980s campaign against a nuclear waste disposal facility in the town of Gorleben.
Thirty years later, the newly elected president of the BDEW lobby group defends the interests of more than 1,800 power and water providers from EON SE and RWE AG to municipal utilities like the Staedtische Werke Magdeburg GmbH & Co. KG, where he's been technical director since 1998. His new role doesn't conflict with his past, said Kempmann.
"It's not necessarily a contradiction," he said in an interview by e-mail. "I know both sides of the debate."
Kempmann, 60, is the new face of an industry that initially struggled to accept Germany's decision to exit nuclear power in a shift to renewable energy. The former Green Party lawmaker, who helped to develop the policy switch alongside former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, has overseen the increase in the portion of wind-derived electricity at the Magdeburg utility to 70 percent compared with 8.5 percent for Germany as a whole.
The shift was confirmed three years ago when Chancellor Angela Merkel ordered the shutdown of all of the country's reactors by 2022 following the accident at Fukushima three years ago.
The challenge for German utilities now is to manage the flow of energy into the country's power grids with the advent of wind and solar sources while limiting the decline in profit margins from conventional power plants, Kempmann said.
Redesign Market
"Many companies are struggling with the increasingly unprofitable operation of power-generation facilities," he said. Germany needs to redesign the market for conventional power plants, he said.
RWE, the country's largest power generator, posted its first full-year loss in 2013 since the foundation of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1949 after it wrote down 4.8 billion euros on assets, mainly power stations. The operating profit from conventional generation fell 58 percent to 1.38 billion euros.
Kempmann became a lawmaker in the state of Lower Saxony in 1986, the state where Schroeder, a Social Democrat, would lead an SPD-Green coalition from 1990 to 1994. Together the parties prepared the so-called energy consensus, the blueprint for the country's first nuclear exit plan. Schroeder served as German chancellor from 1998 to 2005.
"The debate about the nuclear phase-out, in a social-political sense, was settled a long time ago, also for the energy industry," Kempmann said.
Fukushima Disaster
Merkel, who succeeded Schroeder, initially delayed the nuclear exit before deciding in 2011 in the wake of the Fukushima disaster to shutter all 17 of Germany's nuclear power stations by 2022. Subsidies and preferential access to the grid increased the market share of renewables in Germany to a record 24 percent last year.
Kempmann is trying to make the lobby group speak with one voice. "It's sometimes hard to reach a consensus," he said.
Kempmann quit politics in 1994 as Schroeder was re-elected prime minister of Lower Saxony with an absolute majority for his party, pushing the Greens out of government.
Born in Munich, Kempmann holds a degree as engineer for town and regional planning from Technische Universitaet Berlin. Before joining Magdeburg's municipal utility he was an refugee aid worker for the United Nations in northern Iraq as well a director of the energy agency of the state of Saxony-Anhalt.


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River Runs DeepThis uplifting, Blues infused track has soulful organ, horns and a beautiful string section with a catchy chorus. Features Vocals. River runs deep, down to the bone Carry me swiftly safely, carry me home (repeat all) No, omens on a Sunday morning sun feels good on me Clarity, comes with no warning pouring down on me I'm wide awake, and sick of war, and worn down by my past Tomorrow calls, my name so gently whispers out alas Steppin bold out from the cold I'm finally headin home Though wide awake so many days the waves takin their toll Exit signs, familiar winding back to where I came The open skies inside your eyes and heaven knows my name (CHORUS) These, naked trees, for memories, November in the east The wind can howl and cry and moan inside my reveries The paths we've crossed, the lives we've lost, the skin shed on the way And any time you share your light it brings a brighter day Sounds clich but that's about the best way to describe The feeling that you get each time your nine makes it to five The freedom in the way you breathe beneath the weight of night The lessons that you showed me taking this long just to find (CHORUS) [only 1x thru] River runs deep (2x) Free! So thanks and praise and love assure me Free! These rays of heaven, they lure me Free! My patience finally rewards me Free! Today this freedoms coming for me Today this freedoms coming for me (repeat 2-3x) [adlib w/ lead] Free!https://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXJEL_200.jpgSingle68008-ST$ 39.9568008-EX$ 59.9568008-W$ 149.95Instrument: R&B Band, Brass Section, Piano, Piano (Electric), Strings, Vocal Genre: Funky, Soulful, Spiritual, Blues, R&B/Soul, Funk, Gospel, Urban Emotions: Uplifting, Inspirational, Fresh, Spirited, Bluesy, Hopeful Production Types: TV/ Film Drama
River Runs Deep from the album The Jade Element
Time Never MetUpbeat, Drum&Bass like groove that features a beautiful and delicate piano intro and soulful vocal lines about the uncertainty of love. Features Vocals. How are we, gonna get back again To the place where the time never met with its end Sympathy, tempting me, whether or, not we need To be running round in this circle of life At our best, better than, no point in, measuring Walking on a tightrope on the edge of this night CHORUS (2x) [interlude] Oh- oh (Time never met its end) (2x) Melodies reminding me, what we were, in a dream Strip away the wrong when we just reminisce Only light, in the night, made a left, was it right All I know at midnight there is something I miss CHORUS (2x)https://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXJEL_200.jpgSingle68009-ST$ 39.9568009-EX$ 59.9568009-W$ 149.95Instrument: R&B Band, Bass (Acoustic), Guitar (Acoustic), Piano, Vocal, Guitar Genre: Romantic, Soulful, Drum & Bass, Indie Artist, R&B/Soul, Urban Emotions: Driving, Sensual, Emotional, Upbeat Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Indie Film
Time Never Met from the album The Jade Element
Move OnIt's time to leave and move on with shimmering piano, strings and a groovy percussive beat. Features Vocals. Never again, I won't hesitate I know where you've been, and it's a little late Should've gone with my first instinct, never given you a second chance Third time and I need a break, never given my common sense Hold me close, and you try to justify I see the truth, but it isn't in your eyes Sure as tomorrow's gonna bring regret, say you changed but I don't hold my breath Got too little time to get upset, I know that better days are coming next We've been through this before, do you need directions to the door? You ain't coming back again, no between the lines, this is the end In this game, I'm a queen youre just a pawn Move on Burn me down to the core, now you wanna ask for a little more Too late to make amends, I broke for you but you wouldn't bend You had your chance, but now that chance is gone Move on Hear me clear, and don't you come around Say you were unsure, well I cant help you out Figure out your life on your own time, stead of coming here and wasting mine My foot is down and I'm standing firm, live and learn, but the bridge is burned CHORUShttps://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXJEL_200.jpgSingle68006-ST$ 39.9568006-EX$ 59.9568006-W$ 149.95Instrument: R&B Band, Bass (Electric), Piano, Strings, Vocal Genre: Romantic, Soulful, Jazz, Indie Artist, R&B/Soul, Urban Emotions: Sleek, Dramatic, Melancholy, Pensive, Sensual, Slick, Sexy, Emotional Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Indie Film
Move On from the album The Jade Element
Real ProgressBouncy and light with elements of funk bass, lush synthetic textures and piano create an optimistic and positive mood.Single?$ ?7100262-EX$ 59.957100262-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Organ, Piano, Synthesizer, Instrumental Genre: Soulful, Corporate/Technology, Pop Rock Emotions: Exciting, Happy, Positive, Uplifting, Inspirational, Confident, Fresh, Gentle, Inspiring, Tranquil Production Types: Corporate, Corporate Communications, Product Videos, Background
Real Progress from the album Corporate Progress
Lucky YouThis uplifting, piano-driven rock feature has big potential for all sorts of projects. A superb background for those happy endings.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS06IB_200.jpgSingle53808-ST$ 39.9553808-EX$ 59.9553808-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Piano, Instrumental Genre: Soulful, Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative Rock, Pop Rock, Hard Rock, Indie Emotions: Driving, Positive, Uplifting, Confident, Punchy, Striving, Upbeat Production Types: Commercials, Indie Film
Lucky You from the album Indie Band 01
Time's Up BluesYou don't need a slow hand to play this Chicago-based blues lament, but it helps. Bluesy piano and guitar bring the intensity down to a simmer.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataAA_200.jpgSingle56209-ST$ 39.9556209-EX$ 59.9556209-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Guitar (Electric), Piano, Instrumental, Guitar Genre: Soulful, Themes, Blues, Indie Emotions: Leisurely, Smoky, Sultry, Bluesy, Sexy Production Types: Commercials, Indie Film, Short Film
Time's Up Blues from the album All About The Blues
A Distant PastWith an eerily melodic whistling, this melancholic western piece would be perfect for a scene reminiscent of days gone by, or for a cowboy who finds his long lost love. Features whistling, piano and flute.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS66_200.jpgSingle11801-ST$ 39.9511801-EX$ 59.9511801-W$ 149.95Instrument: Accordion, Flute, Piano, Piano (Electric), Instrumental Genre: Nostalgic, Soulful, Retro, Vintage, Indie, Western, Orchestral Emotions: Mysterious, Dramatic, Melancholy, Pensive, Reflective, Relaxed, Somber, Drama, Investigative Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Cinematic, Indie Film, Short Film
A Distant Past from the album Indie Score (PS66)
What A ThrillThe raspy sax and bouncy piano hold true to the sounds of the 50s. This bluesy shuffle is one fat track!https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/classicrock.jpgSingle4416-ST$ 39.954416-EX$ 59.954416-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Piano, Saxophone, Instrumental Genre: Nostalgic, Soulful, Rock, Retro, Classic Rock Emotions: Leisurely, Bluesy Production Types: On Hold Music, Training
What A Thrill from the album Classic Rock
Straight Ahead BluesPiano and soprano sax tell it like it is in this fun blues jam.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/poetic.jpgSingle3513-ST$ 39.953513-EX$ 59.953513-W$ 149.95Instrument: Jazz Combo, Piano, Saxophone, Acoustic, Instrumental Genre: Soulful, Themes, Jazz Emotions: Cool, Uplifting, Cheerful, Bluesy Production Types: Background
Straight Ahead Blues from the album Poetic Piano
Yearning For LoveA melancholic orchestral work for the big screen, sweeping with emotion.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATIB_200.jpgSingle67610-ST$ 39.9567610-EX$ 59.9567610-W$ 149.95Instrument: Orchestra, Clarinet, Piano, Strings, Instrumental Genre: Romantic, Soulful, Orchestral Emotions: Calm, Delicate, Dramatic, Passionate, Reflective, Sad, Touching, Drama, Emotional, Poignant Production Types: Cinematic
Yearning For Love from the album Inspiring Beauty
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Course # 5466
High-Risk Infant Follow-Up: The Population & the Assessment Process
Thursday, August 9, 2012 at 12:00 pm EDT
This course is mobile compatible.
CEUs/Hours Offered: ASHA/0.1 Intermediate, Professional; SAC/1.0
Course Abstract
Course Learning Outcomes
- After this course, participants will be able to list at least 3 problems associated with prematurity.
- After this course, participants will be able to list 3 risk factors associated with high-risk infants.
- After this course, participants will be able to describe the major components of the neurodevelopmental assessment process.
- After this course, participants will be able to explain how to differentiate between high-risk follow-up and early intervention.
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|Overview of high-risk developmental follow-up
|5-20 Minutes
|Defined risk categories & Associated Diagnoses
|20-35 Minutes
|Outcomes and Specific Concerns
|35-50 Minutes
|The Neurodevelopmental Process and Assessment
|50-55 Minutes
|High-Risk and Early Intervention
|55-60 Minutes
|Conclusions and Q & A
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Rhonda Mattingly, Ed.D., CCC-SLP
Rhonda Mattingly is an assistant professor and clinical director in the Communicative Disorders department at the University of Louisville in Louisville, KY. She has been a speech language pathologist for 23 years and has specialized in working with the neonatal population in the NICU for the past 14 years. She has a strong interest in research relating to the follow-up of infants considered high-risk as well as those with established developmental risks.
Disclosure: This presenter has no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships to disclose.
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Issue date: Thursday, February 6, 1947
Pages available: 14
Previous edition: Tuesday, December 31, 1918
Next edition: Thursday, October 31, 1968
Publication name: Amarillo Daily Panhandle
Location: Amarillo, Texas
Pages available: 211
Years available: 1911 - 1968Learn more about this publication
Amarillo Daily Panhandle (Newspaper) - February 6, 1947, Amarillo, Texas SAME OLD STORY President Warns of Danger in Lowering U. S. Guard Before Peace Is Guaranteed One Sugar Stamp Good For 10 Pounds April I WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 The Oilice of Temporarv Controls announced today It will make 10 pounds of the 1947 sugar ration available loi householders on April 1 using a single stamp. «fl'"»iLstration branch of OTC said sugar stamp numbfr 53. currently valid for five pounds of .siigar. will exnire ;d midnight. .March 31, one month - — Teacher Slain UN Police Unit Needed As Pupils Watch First, Congress Hears ^VT <4 1^111 #'\Lrl.« er / rrtx m ^ r«-« ^ ^ ^ earlier than originally announced. OPA al.so .said there will be no special sugar allotment for home canning this year. An official of the agency told reporters that the revision of coupon validity dates will help OI'A carry failure to fix the eximation date of the new ration coupon to be validated April 1. After that date, all coupons validated will be good for 10 pounds of sugar each. Change .Avoids Confusion OPA said it is necessary to ter- out provisions of any new ration * 7 oeetssaiy lo rer- increa.se which may be ordered for orde^ to^-md^^the con.sumers during the year. More Sugar Predicted Secretary Anderson has announced that sugar imports may be to avoid the "serious trade problem of handling both five and 10 pound stamps at the same time." As only four stamps will remain in the sugar ration books after sufficient to allow' an extra 10 .stamp .53 i.s used OPA snid flip The"*total'^ aHotmlnt fo*^ stamps at the rate Tne total allotment for this use of five Doiinds eai*h nrA tmt orir» me ITd consumers witli ning for eLh^pirson Therefore, the person. agency said the value of the stamps OPA said It "seems fairly certain" is being doubled to avoid the print-there will be more sugar this year, ing and distribution of new ration but gave uncertainty over the size books. of the increase as the reason for (See sugar story on Page3) M.ADII.L. Okla.. Feb. .5 f/f>|—In the presence of several of her first grade pupils. Mrs. .lessie l.aird. 40 years old, teacher at the Cam-rose Klenientary School here, was shot to death In her classroom toilay. Sheriff .loe Kverett saiil Mrs. Laird's estranged luishand. Lllis Laird, (!0, shot her and then turned the gun upon himself, inflicting a fatal wound, lie died about .10 minutes later. The shoitting occurred during the noon recess, when most of the 40 pupils In the class were at lunch. .About five were In the room when Laird entered. Mrs. Laird filed suit for divorce six weeks ago, the sheriff said, and recently obtained a temporary injunction to restrain her husband from molesting her. The sheriff said the children present were too young to give a coherent account of the shooting. DEATH IS AFFIRMED AUSTIN, Feb. 5 1/1')—The court of criminal appeals today affirmed the death sentence a.ssessed Huey Wilson, negro, charged with the rape of a Houston housewife May 8. 1946. \V ASllINtrTON. Pel). ."> {Al')—I>re.si<leni Truman told (.ongress today that ha.sty di.sarniament vvoiild be dangerous, lie .said the nations of (he world "ean safely lav aside their arms only insofar as thrir securitv i.s nroteeted by other means." of .«"•'•liir/sss?« :r policy or cli.Mirmainom ^' ■ ''iciun of the Stare , liip.otmcnt ,s rc( i])r<K al trade trep*./ in contr.a.st to Ku.s.simi demands program, Tlu , program r aimed :,i loi a diiaat and .specific attack on promoting mtcrnatioi.al trade me disarmament problem by iLsell, through reducing tanfi, • the emerging American view i.s that Tlic PrcsidctU ..poke favorablv nf .'solved as virtually all United Natiorrs ac-otner United Nations measures are tivities. He .said, liowevnr that the taken to pre.serve peace and pre- progress of the Security Councils HI niilitary .staff committee toward nils at Ir.ide ( rities organi/;.tloii of armed forre« to pre- In tne last analysis," Mr. Tru- vent aggresMon had bt rn ' di.sap-man wrote in hl.s reixtrt. "eontrol poinlmgly slow" and reduction of armanuiits can be effective only .so far as genuine ('OLLEf.L KI D I'KOItl VVIDIVS CO lectiye .security and a ix'aceful LANSING. Midi , Fob a -P -ar«-" f'lnily Governor Kirn Sigler announced to-eotabiished. jay that an mve.sligation of a re ne urged bi-parti.san policies of ported Communist front" .student economic crwperation with the rest group at Michigan State College will oi the world in such matters as be extended to all state college« m-economic reconstruction and de- eluding the Univer.sitv of Michigan TRI-STATE MORNING NEWSPAPËR ★★★ FINAL CITY Erl TI ON Amarillo Daily News LEASED WIRES; THREE ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS ■'» 4- -P Closed Shop at GMC Would Put Wilson on Farm Zionists Reject timatum Washington, Feb. s (api —A flood of demands for changing New Deal labor law* hit Capitol Hill today, along with a blunt statement by President Charles E. Wilson of General Motors that he will quit business before he signs a c osed shop contract. f ■'f-r h I'U ,t fue. at .spirited ue hea- of the Senate ft c H( , .e Labor Comrnlllee.s were; T'le close, .hop, under which a loin a urion to pet a job. a* ri 'he Wagner Act. under which *. e National Labor Relations Board up rules for collective bargain-"..g ard ba's * unfair" labor prac-• -p. by employers. F points of the day's te.sti-mo-'s • 'uuea: 1. A statement bv Wilson before the senate committee that "I wouldn't sign a closed shop agreement. I never will sign one. When It gets around to that they can make a farmer out of me." Wilson also said he is not in sympathy with President Truman's request that industry cut prices now. An argument by Representative Hoffman of .Michigan for re-pral of the Wagner Act. He said at the Housf* hearing that the act had not solved the problems of slrikP' and these disputes mav ultimatelv "involve us In civil war." ' A formal statement bv Representative Landis of Indiana that the Vt a g n e r Act needs rhanging and that White House advisers "have tried to plav politic« on the labor issues." He blamed White House advisers for last vear s grave strikes. 4. Announcement of plans for . the House committee to take tes-limonv from rank and file workers. not Just labor union, business and government learlers. 5 V denunciation of the Labor Relations Hoard bv Representa-tivf Harden of \orlb (arolina who told the House committee the f*oard iiad been "unfair to laiior, to the public and to business." Officer Held With Shamrock Doctor Truman Moves To PutMartin'U''d6''9''oundSe Killed as Plane pirst in Line for Presidency WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 f/Pl—Pre.si- sbnnlH foil nnfcmo ... . . Jap Diamond Loot By United Prciw The Army had fhe makings of another big gehn scandal last night. Hits Power Line SHAMROCK. Feb. 5 '(Spe- World Aid Askec JERUSALEM. Feb. 5 The Jewish NationAl AP Council WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 (/P)—Pre.si- .should fall outstde his own party in Truman said he asked The change dent Truman asked Congress again ca.se anything Jiappencd to him, but in the belief that "so far as Dos- today to change the 60-year-old The Republicans themselves ap- s?bletlie office^^o^ h'l divided about the should be filled bv an elective official) Dr Jack Huff of Sham- though un- meriLs of the ^ftvsirient'.s .suggr.stion. oer ' A colonel wh».rnv.d from J.pan with .cme $2 10,000 worth rock we.Ailled end Dr. U. r7^77n;7i'77u^''M. of diamonds has been placed under fechnlcal arrest at his Cali-1 Couch was critically injured In ."cccSoii^ wmtlTfn'n r,>«°Tn' Consres., contains n number ot a.s- Marshall would take over Ihe Whil/ matum givinq official Jewry Monl!°aThe picked up Col. Edward Murrayian «¡rplane crash two miles vice president-lf that oitice were fhTSifthel? fuTporterrco™^^ ""rfure i°'" """P' Monday as he stepped from a ship in Oakland to begin a leave north of Shamrock at 6 o clock not vacant as it Is now-then to the agree on a bill which conceivably shall iL Si clbine^offers ^s a '"9 out Holy Land terrorism. speaker Of the House, ^^ird^m line could^ elevate pne ^of^^t^^^^^ |,gun 7vai Leumi, under- Six Free Taxi Drivers Billed Six drivers for the two free cab companies now operating in the city Merc picked up by police last night and charged with operating taxicabs without city permits. lip m vwtaxiana to oegin a leave onamr from occupation duty in Japan.afternoon. would lie the presiding officer of the; to that office ^s considered doubt- be"eS^^^^ VaYT +V\r\Ci» ?ir\ iVsA, W.e-k1 ; 4-•'1 -mm- . ground group, asserted it wculd to the last breath" During the war. Murray command- Their Cessna 140 plane cleared senate* rui «tv thevce, tw tv, vt , , ed troops of the 40th Division, which the Red River bridge shortly after if thp Prpcirionfo political know. Mr. Truman's proposal was made ,.r- i. spearheaded the American drive to they had left the Shamrock ^ort tions are rnmoved the i nf Michener of Michigan, in a letter to Martin and Sen. Ar- fighting^ and crashed on a power line. A to the White Hou.se now would brSroSlsed'^^howewr'^'ti7^f n^^ . ^andenberg of Michigan against British authority. his armrest camrdirecS^rom^Ln^ had 62-year-old Rep. Joseph W. Martin,, mittee w¿uld call prompt hearings if preseiT/aw Xes'^m'T'the^'Swei*'to ^ resolution the Natior.- eral MacArthur to Toky^^ Gen_ stopped at 6:05 o'clock. Jr., of Massachusetts speaker of the and when the formal legislation is liomtoato mfTmnmto sXesso? itoms officials in Oakland notified o'clock R^ublican-controiled House. introduced. in the event of m own death nr in executive to draft a full MacArthur of finding the diamonds ^ pleasure flight. It had cleared Renewing his appeal of June 19, abilitv to act" He lield tint tins "7 •''«'<-'^»1 ''»li senti- in Murray's poSon Th? su!:^!^^ field by about three miles when posed that the White House mantle 1945. for a break in tradition. Mr! was an vuidesirable coi'dition speeche.s at tonight ., in Murray's possession. The su- held by about three miles when preme commander radioed back an into the power line, about order to confine the colonel to his^®® bridge. The men were placed under $100 quarter.s—in this case his hnmp nt Wilkinson, Shamrock me- appearance bonds and relea.sed.: Alto cyanic who saw the crash, said the They w'ere instructed to appear be- ' v ^ , plane somersaulted off the wires and fore Judge J. U. Kirkman in Cor- When Murray walked down the landed on its back in the river bed. poration Court at 10 o'clock Friday transport "West- Victim From Enid morning. i minister Victory" at the Oakland investigators had not determined Push Arms Control council ses.sion which unanimously cxpres.scd oppo.sition to the ultimatum. Members of the Jfwi.sh ,A 'P'ley and mayors of Jewi.«h tnwn;^ attended the council meeting. Lvani.alion Speeded The British, in th*-ir ultimatum to tlie .Jewi.sh .Agency .tnd N itior.,1 Armvr Koco i 11V eaviHtvvui imu out ueUTIIlineU IXl'uVV I V /1VIV, rCf), D I i I 1 np Unitoti Slntoq OMil onds in his license, and Dr. Huff had a student P■URlRht points <Uia tKCOptod a L I'eiH'h com pro- lion. fare pos,sible imno.siOnn miOC^l/vnirvnr ij. _ . » , . . ^ ^ ^ A ^ I - . 1 tt «i ^ -vv .■ ' •* I. Hftlli.s. Jame.s Ru.s.sell, and R. L. . _______ .V. Lj. tin non ^ J i---¿, v/uuvu n puvave piioi s Hendenson (if the Veterans ETee Car^t,;^: u * of diamonds in his license, and Dr. Huff had a student . ,i . ivuvn eominu- nun Service, 714 TybT. and B. W. He.s.s,i licen.se. The craft was equipped niise do.sijined to break a United Nations Secui'itv Council O"'* informant, who would not be law un!e.s,s tliev cuupei,. 1 controls. Both men took iam nn nemc limi+otiukk —^--idt'ntllied, .said tlie NEW YOIiK, Fob. 5 (AP)—The United States and , three inontlis. Tlie French were Council, .siioke.Miu'n for 600 timus.mri that thi". if m.srtla! *,V "I— «nrrPuHivreH O b-^v, fv, " vMu'eHvu I-,--- V.V .1 Viiiikw inciiiuiio OlTUIll.V ViOUIlCU .. w. ....... l, «.hi «ulUO HOl oe iii.v e. H i| le i av iiUl ^iLson, and Hall of the Veh'ram. hov L? t controls. Both men took jam on arms limitation ----identllied, .said tlie main point re- undt iground groun.s wln.ti li.ive re. I-ree Cab Company. 910 Pierce. Ta^e of mnr« fu!., instruction in Shamrock. , "'^^h was an urgent «laining to be settled was a United t^'irted to violence ;igain. f ti,. Br.i- Jimmy Dale, pre.sident of the worth at Tast Soo non Wilkinson and a companion had cou cil Tleiates whh % Washington. States demand that the resolutions i-sh Tyler Street company, and Don E. agento ¿lieve MunarbrouEhrt^ removed Dr. Couch from the wreck- S Russiin itto ^or his part, Andrei A. Gromyko specifically that the commis- Irgun'.s latest expre.s.si.,n ,,f de- Crowder manager of Veterans; ^Ick to the stoS on a nrevlnns ^ Womack ambulance ar- ^ spJu £1^ waf slid^ t^ Rusi^hi was reported to have ac- "'fringe on the fiance, whidi appealed to 'he p<.o- Free Cab. arranged bond for their, rived at the .scene. A camera and agreed pon Ihe F^^^ ri^oluttoto ^Oie major portions of the atomic Energy Com- ple.s of the woVld to cmne u, out L' tl^Tking^lotoion^to which carried - - -------- about the plane. culty. The deleeatea then turned imand tor tast. act..,,, on U»; Cans from both companies con- clared by Murrav on entrv into the . culty. The delegates then turned demand for fast action on the tinned operations la.st night. countrv nd''""»"dlred atvmied report the U. N. Atomic Canyon Radio Station Asked WA.-IIINGTON. E'eb. 5 M*i The =evJi Zde^iiv'sst! cosed, s^nisss .,-;r Custom\^rnPe^'/"^ T t classmates at an osteopathic school meeting that Warren R. Austin. U. objected only to the draw up proposals for the Securitv thf coSePwas aSe^"ir?K «""»yC.ty S. delegate, apparently had dropped Council and for the council to take "B,ha,n at k .It i r.mS" was attached to the thpv *»- the United States demand for a '''f«ff committee, qmck action on the Atomic Energy mn.vk iind becomes an Japanese occuna;tion foreec "in a ra" a together in the the United States demand for a . • . ■ • p-.- pantv whS gavi^h^^ Amarillo Osleopathic Hospital, fin- committee to write rules for a pro- «f repre.scntatives of the Commission report so that it ninv power. We ar.« I.,red wPii . antnl.s Sts of the BanCk'tober. 1944. Together po.sed arms l.mitation comnu.s.iiou. "f «'»'f "f tJie Uve great nstruet the atomie eommi.ssion on lion or war. a.u away it« ix'cupying n-'t gi; wholly assets of the Ck'tober, 1944. Together po.sed arms limitation comnu.ssion, «'»ff "f tJie five great jnstruet the at diamonds rai geri in on whuli all the varying delegations »»''wens. to .submit a leporL within Ito next plia.se niamoim.s rangi d in .size fiom a and Hospital here ; liortly after their are agreed Austin fremientlv left nu.ssion iire.seni fifth of a carat up to 10 carats, graduation. They were joint own- 5^e ^Ommlltef *^om flj ers. ..................■■«Ill——I we will not eapitu- W V tr T'iO (' Oi. t. ; ed hi.s atti-i ed :,hop. Sena- . repirked■ t . - t . i f' <x\ l > ¡liuking 1« ; .1'.!' p; iteet working c'T p i\tr who want to i.,f : lit :<■ organize for ■ b* ; efit ' Pf n-r f" , ^ladden of ' ■' -ed a I -*ndis state- * 'V,f> Deal political d m ed t le country ■ ■ ii tViii e ÍV Tiie Wagner La. ui.s meant Federal Communications Commis- Xij'wer'e cut""but hadirt h'een''ser •Sion today announced that Marshall ' "atoit b^en set. Formby and John Blake. Iradtog as sxFEI SCRAP PRirrs'iiP Randall County Broadca.sting Com-i n^Fw YPeh s zpf , PUvsicians said Dr. Couch, 30 years pany. had applied for operation of a'scSe S suYl cLLmi.Tn h ^'^ suffering from InternHl inradio .station at Canyon. Tex. Itrup .Sert scrap lacerations, a iSL leH fructure of the pelvis and a would operau- dUnng daytime hours.lhL Ted to sZie of rie ......... ....... »70 kiiocyc«. 2.70 watu, ""war. : "vacca prlcS"',V'sc'iap '"g"'»'.-,'Si» your VairntUip Kifi« and card« at Age. national metal work- instantlv Hf -in v*.«rc yaih sn Tavtor. tog paper reported today.____ ""suVrtvtog are ?iie widow, Mrl' Catherine Huff; a .son, Richard Dee, 4 years old; a daughter, Mary Lynn, 1; the father. Dr. L. D. Huff of near •r* w ) -ep ' < J R !::(•' r it the Cunimu- . i\cr: .liii'iit " imm* Pteri that rii tin-..hlieaii le dei were w h , '. uted -ir tin art A-Control Chief Pledges Red Ban Plains Prosperity Reflected on Map Anderson Dam. Idaho; a .sister, Mrs. Edward Gereaux of Shamrock; and a brother. Dee Huff of Silver Spring.?, Mo. The body Is at the Womack Funeral Home here. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. Plane To Probe Speed Mystery Byrd's Airmen Rip Polar Veil ri. SF.Cil NDO. ( al.. Feb. 5 iU P —Hooclav Aircraft i o.. today announced completion of its D-55R Skvsireak. a supersonic lest tube" dr«jpned for si>eeds between 5.50 »nij K.50 miles an hour. T; ../.•• w... m.ke it fir'-t ■ . . i< ; ' i'.e Navv at tiie A Bi, p. M . tk ChI. within LITTLE AMERICA, Feb. 5 i/P) —Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd announced today the exposition had discovered a new South Polar coastline almost equal the distance across the United States and 125,000 .square miles of hitherto unknown continental area. Within the vast new area, he said, are eight new mountain ranges and a huge bay di.scovered in the T' 't:ri tl'. t tne p] ne with Kc b<xlv tlnn wings elc\ t ii;.ri tall, all mirror >nn-it fines.'-: w ill b' let cepine "winch ■' ;■'wer Klneied b\ i' -T wide open, uf ll;e m.. ; a; r toe S'" .J F' e engine u< cupn mo; i ;e. rirawmg air around ; ( o kpiT t a p' wet ful I Veil 1 d«''erm.neri •1..: t! Ob! -I : M J, "pro tiir- i.ri wii't t.;;;-' '■■len.-e i.s WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 (AP) ney who has been named as gen-—David E. Lilienfhal promised senators t^oday a flat ban Marks' qualifications came up against the employment of after McKellar noted that Mrs. Communists in the atomic con- Malcolm had testified be- trol rommi.clrvn U« U., u auotJier Senate committee that trol commission he has been she attended a Communist meeting named to head. at which Marks was pre.sent. He laid down that policy before Obviously angered. Lilienthal in-fhe Senate Atomic Committee under slsted that McKellar was crediting a .series of questions from Senator the statement of an "avowed Com-Mf-Kellar of Tenne.s.see, longtime munist" in accepting Mrs. Malcolm s foe of the former Tennessee Valley word. Aiithority chairman M'ould Expand Quiz ...... f uled'*'t(. working for the TVA Roosevelt Sea. avviiled T ilie/ito^^ 1 time," the Tenne.s.s(*e .senator The findings were made in about cZimmrilu- 7, ^ retorted. 25 flights by Mariner planes of the in the Seiv.D, iTZr T* . McRplIar has contended that eastern and we.stern ta.sk groups. Prcstoetit 'TrnmaZ. »•'^''7*' While Lilleiithal was chairman of R.vrd declared the discoveries were I ihcirihnl 77ri nominations of TVA it retained .some employes who «t the greatest importance geo-li V. A. cnnimix- were CommujilsLs while it "dls- graphically. iwe n RiS'n oimmimomZn Charged some of the finest young Also photographed were throe side nirnm-7 nuLihmZ tZ Z Arnerican.s that could be found any- n'Ji^'r bays, about 20 Islands, three ca iZi (a\ Z hi7" " peninsulas, and 75,000 square miles ii..f..nri« r7..!75;.i .. L'henthal demurred that he had of unknown ocean areas. ' ''ihl oruk'wrrbL,vve t"at any •"'> ---- "^''ooiees are tinctuneq it Ls not fair. Lilienthal argued with Communism will vote again.st to accuse people wdthout giving lie confirmataai of such nominees." them a chance to jmswer McKellai Pr.'vw.n iv i,i"".i . ( ^ that he wants tlie commit- fu 7 1. f , ,1 , , to call .several per.sons from tad I) fi.ii tlu- coinmiiKc thal no Tenne.s.see wlio had b<>en named in une enu d nuestion the complete hearings before another Senate nirbl'H Ma.w States of committee as Communists or Com- Heibert Maiks, former TVA attor- munist sympathizer«. The atoniu- cum- laic Wc cannot believe 'hi' ma.s.Ms tly i.s marking time, uf Jcw i.ch peujilc m Pah s'-.tie will bccuim- (im.slnigs ¡iKalnsf u.« I;gun will liglit U) the la.«t breath ' Ilie note from Irgun was received as Hoval Airforce Hahfaxes. each carrvmg 17 civilian.s and one conducting ofticer. shiiUled between Jerusalem and Cairo in tlie ta.'ik ( f cvacnaling aufiroxim.i'elv 1,600 Brit-i'li women and clnhlreM trum the Ihilv Land in line with tlie order i.ssufd bv the Palestine guvernmeiil last week. Council .May Draw Reprisal An unofficial but lugiilv n^garded Crash Kills 3 At Santa Rosa SANTA KH.SA, N. .M., Feb. 5 (15 —Three persons were killed today and two others critically injured when an eastboiind automobile and a truck-trailer collided .'18 miles west of here on U. S. lligh-w ay 66. The (lead were identified police as Charles S. luow, ....... old. Agnes Low. 26, and Ann-a Mae FlHwood, '24, all of .foliet. 111. A 3-yeur-oltl girl wiio suffered a ■skull fracture was taken to an Al-buqueniue tiosiiital. William Heaton. Ml by state said thal if the Jewish 35 .years i'«'fu.«e.s to give æ^sistitnce U Ann-a Mae fhiftsli again.st tlie underground group.s such as Irgun and th< Sterr Gang, tin* British will withdraw official recognition from the agency Tlu.s source sa<(i such witlulrawai 26. of Roswclf. driver of the truck' IV7 '""»oum-cd in « siiflered che.st injurie.s. William r7 ') i Burton. Roswell, owner of the truck ,n7, ..,7neri t'nr7 h ' ' and totoses""'*' fusecl^.Vcm.p^iaie'wtoh \he Bm notice 7a^ri f ho7 haH 7 announcement of "segmenta- (7 ^ ^ of •ff'rusalem into four se- ;deteimine the cause of the accident curity areas. Nearly 1.000 per.sons ■........ mastly Jews, were evacuated from Fields Guilty Of Contempt MARCH 3, 4, 5. 6 Amarillo Fat Stock Skow Rcproch ccd from t'orhcn l,ook where Amarillo and the Panhandle sltl On this prosperity map, published by Forbes, magazine of business, black means continued improvement for two consecutive periods; gray means continued decline for two or more consecutive periods; white no significant change. In dividing the country into prosperity areas. Forbes editors explained that 89 economic areas are represented on the map. Tliey are selected on the basis of economic unit, t'onsideration was given to trading areas, labor markets, highway and railway systems which may affect trading regions, and to natural barriers to commerce. Each area, the editors point out, represents a region in which business conditions are basically dependent upon the same factors. Regionally, the Midwest and Southwest .show a concentration of Improved conditions, with many individual areas advanring. Listed among the 10 cities sliowing (he greatest gain are:—Syra-euse. N. Y.. 28 per rent; Phoenix. Arlz., 2.5 per cent; Fort VVavne, Ind.. 25 per rent; Kiriningham, .Ala.. 24 per cent; lies .Alolnes, ia!. 2.'{ per cent, El Paso. Tex., 2.1 per cent; Kansas City, Alo., 23 per cent; Memphis. lenn., 23 per cent; Scranton, Pa., 23 per cent; and .Albuquerque, N. M.. 22 per cent. WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 bPi—A federal district court Jury today convicted Benjamin F. Fields of cotitompt of the House Surplus Property Investigating Committee of the last ('ongress. The jury of 11 men and one wo- iin: jui.v ui 11 iiu-ii Hiiu une wo- .......* ......... man drtiberated one hour and three to' Uie British ininute.s. their homes to make way for .secured area.s which presumably wil be occupied by government anc 'j)o.s.siblv military officer.s Meanwhile no appeal had beer filed on bf'lialf of Duv Bela Gruner convicted member of Irgun Xva I.eumi who Is undc'r death .sentence There wa.s no official word of hb eventual fate. Jewlsii leadens feai lii.s execution will .signal reprLsali from Irgun Zvai Leumi and imposition of martial law in .some areaj The WEATHER 'J 8 Wc-Uher Bureau AMARILIX) AND VICI.N'ITY Part! Dkstrict .Judge Alexander Holtzoff said Fields will remain at lilierty under $500 bond pending sentence. The date for sentencing the Wash-' - ------ —............ ington public relations man and pro- moter was .set for Feb. 15. we.st tkxas: Partiv ctoudv an Conviction on the charge may »om'-wiiHt wann<-r Thur«iciHv part: carry a maximum penalty of one 7.77t7i.-7F7i?i''v'^^ mudcrs.o« tcrr year in jail and a fine of $1,000. T.-nu . raiun--' i.-, h.>ur. Fields wa.s cluirged with relusing 7 v M ->;i N-.-m 4 to give tlie Hou.s<- eoiniHittee in- ^ ' formation last Fall on the division lo a m io of $4.400 profit from the sale of sur- ham -is plu.s bronze wire .screen to an Okla- , '■'* horn* City contractor. i «unruJfc;« a m M -' O M . - ,V ;i r M . e » V M «: Min ve.st 2: Miu IS 2 Sun.set 6.21 P M ;


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It remains to be seen whether receiver Brandon Stokley will make his debut Sunday when the Seahawks (2-1) visit the St. Louis Rams (1-2).
RENTON — On a brilliant autumn afternoon, Brandon Stokley worked overtime after his first Seahawks practice.
Nearly everyone had retreated inside the Virginia Mason Athletic Center with the exception of a handful of coaches and a pair of receivers.
In a corner of a field behind the practice facility, coach Pete Carroll and assistant Kippy Brown worked with Golden Tate, who repeatedly ran the same route but didn't quite perfect the technique to the coaches' satisfaction.
And then Stokley chimed in with a quick demonstration and a few words for Tate.
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There he was, Seattle's oldest receiver at 34, mentoring the 22-year-old rookie and at that moment you got the feeling the Seahawks signed Stokley to do a little more than just catch passes.
"There wasn't a huge need for Brandon, but he makes us better in so many ways and it's not just what he brings to the field," quarterback Matt Hasselbeck said. "He knows this system and he's been in this system.
"He can help guys that way and oh by the way, he's a pretty good receiver too. It just goes with the central theme around here, which is competition and always trying to get better."
Stokley, who is 6 feet and 192 pounds, is the sixth receiver on the roster. He arrives with the reputation of a daring possession receiver who operates primarily in the slot position and compares favorably with Deion Branch (5-9, 195) and Tate (5-10, 202).
"He's a gifted route runner," Carroll said. "He's a third-down specialist. He can go out and play the system right now."
It remains to be seen whether Stokley makes his season debut Sunday when the Seahawks (2-1) visit the St. Louis Rams (1-2) at the Edward Jones Dome.
He practiced sparingly Wednesday and said he feels no lingering effects from a groin injury suffered in training camp with Denver. He missed three exhibitions because of the injury and the Broncos — his team the past three seasons — placed him on injured reserve and released him with an injury settlement.
"We had an eye on him the whole time and he finally got healthy this week," Carroll said. "We brought him in here and gave him a workout (Tuesday) and he looked great."
Stokley's relationship with offensive coordinator Jeremy Bates played a major role in Seattle's decision. Bates was the passing coordinator for Denver when Stokley caught 49 passes in 2008.
"(I'm) excited to be playing football again," said Stokley, who also spent four seasons in Baltimore and Indianapolis. "When you're out and watching it on TV every Sunday, you realize how much you miss it. So (I'm) just excited to be a part of this team and trying to help win some games."
Stokley, a 12-year-veteran, is best remembered for a stunning 87-yard reception when he retrieved a deflected pass and raced into the end zone with 11 seconds remaining to beat Cincinnati in the season opener last year.
When asked where the catch ranks among his favorites, Stokley said: "It's up there in the top 2 or 3. Probably behind the Super Bowl (XXV) touchdown and maybe the 49th touchdown I caught for Peyton (Manning)."
That season (2004) Stokley set career bests for receptions (68), receiving yards (1,077) and touchdowns (10). Admittedly, he's physically not the same player, but his approach hasn't changed.
"I think I'm a guy that's not worried about stats, not worried about individual accolades," Stokley said. "Just trying to do whatever it takes to win football games."
On his first day with the Seahawks that meant staying late after practice and offering advice to a rookie.
• Rookie OT Russell Okung returned to practice for the first time since suffering an ankle sprain in the second exhibition Aug. 21 against Green Bay. Lineman Chester Pitts, who is recovering from a knee injury, also worked out at left guard alongside Okung.
• LB Aaron Curry (hamstring), DT Brandon Mebane (calf), CB Marcus Trufant (ankle), OG Ben Hamilton (knee) and DE E.J. Wilson (knee) skipped practice.
• St. Louis Rams running back Steven Jackson (groin), wide receiver Laurent Robinson (foot), tight end Billy Bajema (knee) and free safety Oshiomogho Atogwe (thigh) sat out Wednesday.
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The Practice of Econometrics: Classic and Contemporary
Nakamura, Alice, Journal of the American Statistical Association
Ernst R. Berndt. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, 1991. xviii + 702 pp. $51.25.
The Practice of Econometrics: Classic and Contemporary by Ernst R. Berndt lives up to the endorsements from Robert Solow ("wonderful education"); Timothy Bresnahan ("examples and exercises really focus the student on the critical issues"); Bennett McCallum ("ambitious, unusual, and impressive"); and Harvey Rosen ("outstanding"). Between two colorful covers, the book provides exposition of relevant models and statistical/ econometric methods, historical background, data on an included diskette, computer usage instruction, and empirical exercises (the "hands-on" sections at the ends of the chapters). It is the book that we instructors teaching applied econometrics to business and economics students have dreamed of, but never thought we would have.
Chapter 1 is devoted to the history and use of computers. Section 1.1 chronicles Guy Orcutt's development in the 1940s of a prototype analog computer, with two-digit accuracy and the capacity for inputting at most 33 observations per variable! Sections 1,2 and 1.3 and two appendixes prepare students to use computers for carrying out the exercises in this book. References to supplementary material are also given. Each of the remaining chapters focuses on a specific area of empirical investigation: the capital asset pricing model (Chap. 2), learning curves and the Cobb-Douglas cost function (Chap. 3), the measurement of quality change (Chap. 4), wages and measuring wage discrimination (Chap. 5), aggregate investment forecasting (Chap. 6), the demand for electricity (Chap. 7), advertising expenditures (Chap. 8), the demands for factors of production (Chap. 9), macro-econometric research (Chap. 10), and female labor supply (Chap. 11). The book can be used in a modular fashion.
Berndt recommends the text for four types of learning environments:
1. As a supplementary textbook in an advanced undergraduate or first-year graduate econometrics and forecasting methods course
2. As the primary textbook in an applied econometrics course, for students who have already had instruction in econometric methods
3. For self-study and for training seminars and workshops
4. As a reference source for students conducting applied econometric research for term projects or theses.
The reason for recommending this book as a supplementary rather than main text in econometrics methods classes is that the presentation of econometric estimation and testing methods is less systematic and less fully and rigorously developed than the presentation in traditional econometrics texts. The Instructor's Research Guide for the text provides detailed advice for each chapter on the sections to be studied or reviewed in widely used econometrics methods books.
Nevertheless, anyone who carefully goes through the "hands-on" sections in this book will come to realize that the sequences of exercises, with interwoven questions and explanations, constitute an alternative approach to teaching econometric methodology that should prove highly effective for students who have innate potential as empirical researchers.
It is impossible to convey very much of what is "ambitious, unusual, and impressive" about this book in a review of reasonable length. I will instead concentrate on a single aspect of the book that is of general importance for instructors of econometrics: the breadth of coverage.
Applied econometrics practice consists of seven phases:
1. Choosing and specifying the research questions
2. Examining previous related research
3. Finding or collecting, and preparing, suitable data
4. Either finding or developing appropriate methods of empirical analysis
5. Assessing and choosing among the resulting estimation results
6. Drawing conclusions with respect to the specific research questions
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Tentative Market Ahead of Friday - Analyst Blog
The market managed to recoup its April losses in the last couple of weeks to finish the month essentially flat. As a result, it is starting May with the impressive gains from the October lows essentially intact. That said, I would expect stocks to remain in a tentative mood ahead of the all-important April Jobs Report on Friday.
We do have a heavy schedule of reports on deck for release a little later today, with the April Manufacturing ISM survey as the most significant one. Regional manufacturing surveys in the lead-up to today's ISM reading have been showing some loss of momentum in the industrial sector, with Monday's Chicago PMI coming up short as did the Empire State and Philly Fed surveys earlier. The headline ISM level is expected to come down from March's 53.4 level, but it will be interesting to see the employment component given the recent strength in manufacturing jobs.
Beyond today's spotlight on the manufacturing sector, the focus the rest of this week will be the labor market, with the April non-farm payroll report coming out Friday morning. The expectation is for a roughly 165K reading for total gains and a bit higher number for private-sector jobs.
Most of the labor market indicators have been showing softness since the negative jobs surprise last month, hurting the emerging narrative of a labor market turnaround. The Friday reading will confirm whether the March miss was one-off event due to seasonal factors or the start of a new round of slowdown along the lines of what we saw around this time in the last two years. I believe it's the former, but we will find out for sure only on Friday morning.
Of this morning's very busy earnings schedule, Pfizer ( PFE ) and Archer Daniels Midland ( ADM ) managed to eke out earnings beats on modestly lower than expected revenues. Avon Products ( AVP ) came short of earnings and revenue expectations. We have Motorola Mobility ( MMI ) and CBS Corp. ( CBS ) reporting after the close today.
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Issue date: Thursday, May 4, 1905
Pages available: 8
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Next edition: Thursday, May 11, 1905
Publication name: Cody Enterprise
Location: Cody, Wyoming
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Cody Enterprise, The (Newspaper) - May 4, 1905, Cody, Wyoming Only Wt Cody Enterprise. M H Im It MfW In nw j fntoftirlno. vi. CODY, BIG HORN COUNTY, WYOMING, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1905. No. 08 SAVES A COMRADE'S LIFE. >0onorat John R, Davis Suoooeda In Killing a Mountain Lion That Htd Attmoked Cffwavd Hope. President Roosevelt and party are not tho only ones doing strenuous ID the slaying of bears, lions and wild animals as the following umiunl ot a very lively aflalr of this kind orcurrad m the vicinity of the :South Folk mines ii'ty miles west of Cody, OD Wednesday last. This is the location of the valuable joining propositions now under active development by their owner, Mr. John E. Kearns The particulars of the incident were as follows One of the miners, Mr Ed Hope was running a cut on the top of the bank and being busily engaged at his duties did not notice the approach of a mon -jter mountain Hpn, which had stealth- ily crept towards its intended victim. 'The noise made by the cracking of a dry twig caused Hope to glance up and the sight of the beast, preparing to tspring upon him, nearly him with fear. A few feet from him wai ft large cottonwood tree, and partly re- covering from his fright he rec- ord breaking time for the tree, olpsely pursued bj the lion Quickly grasping the lower brunch be swung himself up of immediate danger. He was none too soon, however, the nimble- footed beast, when he saw his prey made a desperate lunge, suc- ceeding in tearing off a piece of the working jacknt worn by Hope. Ills- appointed and maddened, the fierce beast emitted several blood curdling roars accompanied by furious lashing >f bis tail. Mr Hope added his cries to the muse of the animal and finally altiacted the attention of that great lion killer, Gen- eral J R. Davis Th Is intrepit hunter, after taking In the situation at a glance ran to his cabin a short distance away and arming himself with the magnificent repeating ride, presented to him by Col W F Corty, upon the occasion ol his rescuing the great scout and thereby his life when the Colonel was surrounded by a number nf vicious lloiid a year or so sinoe, he boldly struck out to attack the lion and relieve Hope Gaining an advantag- eous position unobserved by the fero- cious beast, Davis opened fire, seeding seven bullets Into the body ot the animal befo-e it succumbed. After the hide of the dead monster was removed it was shown to measure eight feet and eight inches, being one of the largest specimens ever killed in this section The hide was presented to Mr. Kearns and has been sent to Chicago to be tanned and lined, when it wi 1 be sddtd to the already flue collection ol animal robes pos- sessed b} Mr Kearns COMPLETE DAM IN THE FALL OF 1908. The Big Shoshono Reservoir Will be Ready by that Time. to Tender Washington, D. C. April 20 -ent Indications are tbat complete aod estimates for-, the construction, of. the dam add discharge tunnel In ihe Shoshone pro- ject in Wyomtns, will be ready for re- port to the chief engineer by May 1 In that event construction, work can be on the diversion tunnel next fall and OD the dam la the fell of 1906, andi the latter completed In the spring df 1908. The construction work OD the Corbett dam, which is to be seventeen feet high acj 600 feet long, will be taken up in the fill and winter of 1906-7. The Corbett diversion tunnel, which will have area of 100 square feet and will be three and a half railes long, can be excavated In 1905 u, and completed for use during the irrigation season of and the Corbett Garland -Frannle main canal, forty-sU miles long, ioi the irrigation season ol WOT The fust twen'y-Bve miles with a dis- tribution system will probably cover acr.es of land near Garland In l'IOJ-0.______________ Manager Swenson Returns. The glad hand of welcome was ex- tended from every direction ,to Mr. Oecar Swenson, the very popular man- ager of The Trma, upon his return last Saturdsv from a visit to his former home, H' ckford, Illinois. He was called east by the serious illness of his father, whom be reporte somewhat Im- proved Mr, Swenson was accompan- ied on his return b} his sls'er, Lillian, a verr attractive young ladv, who will visit here and lo this vicinity for several weeks During Mi. Swenson's absence, the many responsible duties of his position were very elflclentlj discharged bj Mr J. M. Lyslnfter, the highly esteemed obiet clerk of the howl the above was placed In type a tele- gram reached Mr Swenson announcing that hU father died law Tuesday. 11 would appear that a sudden change oc resulting In the death of fir Sweater The wan SO years ofufeancl had lived In Rockford for many where he wan highly re bjr the entire community. Mr Swenson started Katl on Wedoesdnv evening, to be present at the funenil The brother and elifr the ttro pithy ol our community In tboir tw> roarcmeot TO IMPROVE DEAD INDIAN HILL Mr. John R. Painter to Meeting With to Mutton Now Hu the Call. "Waller, li woo) In MWP one of delegate ttihe iheep ConventiCKj In Cheyenne latt week "Why, Ihtre the er, totptcllojt It, "t thought 1 gl' lof jou beef broth. rnotton broth 20 eenU more." He then flgorei on the bill FVM And Farm. For several monfhs put the above named enterprising and prominent citizen of Sunlight has been putting efforts IB order to gtt assistance fi'r rfdnofng the grade and rendering thia great na'ural obstruction less diflicult for learns to ascend. The people living in mining otmp naturally regard tbll town ai ihe best u well as the nearest trading point, and surely onr people should assist aid encourage the movement In every possible way, It has been established that the mines In the Sunlight district contain minerals of a very high grade and as the work of development goes on the population Is Increasing and as Cody the convenient outlet and supply depot for that growing country our should endeavor to render every assistance possible to enable them to i each 'Mr Painta- has devoted several wkeks of bis nme in pushing the malr ter and deserves considerable credit for wltat he has accomplished. During ttfe present week he appeared before tfeb county commissioners at Basin and U'd before them the necessity for an appropriation for the work and re- ceived the assurance of the cfflclals that i ha same would be A subscription paper baa been placed IjriJireulatloo for helping to build the Cody and ai the proposition Is one that would result In fired aod Im pottaot benefits to our town It should receive liberal aid. Wedding Bells. The cnzv hnme of Mr aod Mrs John F4Thornpson was the scene of a pleas am wedjini! last Mondny nfteinoon The contracting partial were Mr Aleck Roach, well-known stockman from the Grer Bull, aod Ida Lyons ho arrlredfrora Sloui Palls, 8 D a few days pVlor to 'be ceremony, when the lady and Mr Roach met for the first time, hiring conducted their d rtship I bi Rev T II lUgedale performed the that oladt iho ooupla man and wife Mrs. Retch a practicing phjildin ol the oiteoimth ntlool aod Is a refined lady of appeartnce. She brought witk btr lettert of en loneracnt from pronlnMtperwms at sloui rills and Lattr In the erfnlof IJIPPT couple itarted for Mr. ymt'i ranch, by tbeWoJ wlaktiof the en0 cents an hour was refused. On Monday last 15 miners were entombed b} an explosion in a coal mino at WtlburtoD, Oklahoma, All of them perished, and efforts are being made to recover their bodies. United States Minister Bowen has been ordered home from Vene- It Is charged that he Is responsible for the friction existing be tween the Stales and that country An injunction has been Issued against the Chicago out of the Federal Court, and U. S. soldiers will be used in preventing the strikers Interfering with non-union employes Riots have again broken out In Russia and Poland. On Monday ,11 persons were killed and many more wounded at, Warsaw. The militia lired upon the citizens at the slightest .provocation. A proposition has been made for a division of Pennsylvania, by cre- ating two states from the prespnc one, the new one to be named Allegheny, embracing the western part, of the state A report from New A Miles will be offered the presidency of the Equitable Life Assurance the present muddle of Its afldrs are itra'gbt-eued out. Announcement U made tbat a New York bank, name not given, has been looted to an amtiunt running up in the millions It Is said the president and cashier nf the Institution are the guilty parties A. B Spear, former cashier of the closed Citizens Bank of Oberlin, Ohio, the concern Cassle Chadsrtck worked fora large sum, has re- ceived a sentence of seven years He plead guilty to making fa'se entries Captain W A Raiborn, of the 29th infantry, after twice shooting Lieut Point of his regiment, at Salt Lake last Monday, turned the pistol to his head and blew out his brains. The trouble arose during a drunken quarrel. Laredo, Texas, was almost entirely destroyed by a tornado last Sun- day Nearlv every building In the town being destroyed Sixteen bodies have already been recovered and main more are known to be in the ruins. Carnegie has given for the benefit of eollece professors, who by age or inability, are prevented from following their profession. Professors in the United States, Canada and Kewfoundlaod will share in the distribution. Jas. S. Neary. freight conductor on the Burlington, living at Sheridan, was run down and killed at Billings last Tuesday, The uo fortunate man was engaged In checking up bis train and struck an incoming train. Mrs Mary N Powell, a widow woman, living on Horse Creek, near Laramle, has b-eo convicted of catiln stealing and will be sf nt lo the pea. She is an expert rider aud roper and is suspected of mam other cases of ruEtlin? stock According to a recent report of Mr George F Thompson, of the bureau of ttnlnml Industry, there is 4 'i 000 000 sheep in the oountrj, valued at Both mutton and wool are much higher in price than for several yean past. Several hundred negroes arrived in Chicago this week to take the places of the striking teamsters The officers of the labor unions threa'eo u> call out every laboring man, aod appearances Indicate one of the greatest strikes In the history of ihe city Ernest Rarbour, a prosperous Butte theatrical manager, was mar ried to Princess Chingullla, a full blooded Chejenne Indian The bride Is a graduate of the Wyoming Indian .School and with her father travel- ed with Col. Cody'i Wild West for several years print awful siory of the mwMcre of hundreds of men, women and children In the Baku npotlon of Russ'ls, the great oil producing section. The most tearful atrocities wore perpptraU'd upon dafenceleal pcoplf, and It li claimed ihst the outrage was by Russian authorities- A lato from Cblcafo sta'ei that President Guitnr Frouod ol the Aemi Trading company, the concern that controlled the price of bee! for the truit, baa turned evidence and furnUhcd lufnclent proof to secure the Indictment at lean ppmonn. Freuod n-n under for three and li said lo freely divulged ill the atottu of tie oMf ITUIL of the fearful worked by the tornado tlut prevailed litt jSauirdaj. The dead are numbered ai over 100 with urtral hundred school houwa, public bultdlogi aid opor 140 private IOUWM were detlrojed. fa one hotel at Ltreooo kllM, Ftfiy coacbn were blown away, being lorriBc and denwylnf everything ID In A dllpt tab. fron St. ttaton that another Imperial nbur been lauied by Knpeifer Nichols? which he rranu rellgoui freedom to all aecU the aod ill cfattei of rtunlaoi, the Mmijllu, declare It the reform rioee the liberation of Mrb. if the Is carried oui, U will be the beginning Ma oew far the maMM of the people (hi eMabllehmatof UM ekateb ban, TELLS HOW TO GET IN. A. Wcfwrfa, of ttto Imnti Office, Issues Glrautar Rotating to the Sfiosftono Reservation. April W A ttinmnt tunl munix i us t _> licbarda, commissioner of the jjenp.ru] sdu1 and office has prepaied a oirculm Ul Votiten of Imu cma of -t meml rr ter for the pursose of furnishing1 in (or trips are retimed to be MM) n tnallon in response to inquiries eon lottal land otlieesof the dtstriu ID whi N driven In from stai-es but 'hi grs7lng rlghtl will be confined io raff baring ranchPB io proximity io the forf B ft. Reyulntlonflof kind protecilng the o1 Wyoming Mock prowers and prrrpnt ing JLt iho time PxpeKshe grsilDg in anjr of the uf BUI" When ink plan U carried out Uv.UI probably make-it powiblo to milnmlu a much larger numbor of Rhofp In thus incrospe the prnQu o( tAo wool ioduRtry The gocfernment ibouH at til tlmp" to prvnftrve the from de ftructlcxi, but It should alw In mind thjttibpy are for ibn u-e tod boo- Tbay not tn M but hKnuw of their material value, (be pra-ft vlaff wtihla their tlnlto U Reoood ootf io treea la ihin week Mf M L i whose I'etui-n from California for a I it to blsojd hotuo was noticed in u I last issue of The Kourprlse, 1 of bU valuable ranch, situated on cieek. lo miles south of to Mi Cbarlep Marston, the consideration it is underbtood being lt> price includes about 200 head of cat i'e, some horses and farming Im The lenced and deeded land oompn-M ahout fiiK) acres and carries with it .1 lease of aeveraJ hnndpfd ftcres murt ul leased The upon by be'fr kcovQ armj frleudsa? ione 14 years j acd through the industrious T bfmself wife and 1) was brought ahigh of ruluvation, now m0. of the flnesi tanoh propert'es in ilns For manv yeuia Dad ami his w.fe kept a rna 1 ram b on the it uecommr i known as ODO of i Ijist stopping p, a niioieni u M nJ i. 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We're at the halfway point of the 2013 season and the promise of Chip Kelly's high-flying offense saving the Eagles has yet to play out. That doesn't appear to be changing anytime soon, and this assumes you think Michael Vick is a capable quarterback.
On Monday, a day after Vick had to leave the Giants game with a(nother) hamstring injury, Kelly conceded that Vick probably wouldn't be available for this week's matchup against the Raiders. Which means that if second-year QB Nick Foles still hasn't recovered from the concussion he suffered in Week 7, rookie Matt Barkley could make his first NFL start.
"Matt is healthy, so that's a positive," Kelly said, via Philly.com. "I would think Mike would not be ready to go, and it depends on where Nick [Foles] is. So we'll know early in the week which two guys we got to prepare for, one and two. Our first day of practice is [Tuesday]. We'll have a good understanding today. I know Nick will come in today and meet with [trainer] Chris Peduzzi and our doctors, and we'll have a good understanding of where Nick is this week and what's his availability."
If there's a silver lining, it's this: Despite their 3-5 record, the Eagles are only one game behind the Cowboys in the NFC East. Whether they can do anything with their good fortune is another matter, but two months into the season this much is certain: All those points the Philly offense was supposed to score haven't materialized. And, really, that will be the only way for this team to overcome one of the league's worst defenses.


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After an extensive analysis of 7,733 works of English literature, Dartmouth researchers have found that modern-day writers appear to be influenced by their contemporary peers, rather than by works of classic literature, reports The Guardian.
Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Daniel Rockmore, along with Computer Science Department PhD students James Hughes and Nicholas Foti, used the digitized works from the Project Gutenberg library, to analyze "content-free" words, such as "of" and "by." The Guardian cites the researchers' finding that, "When we consider content-free word frequencies from a large number of authors and works over a long period of time, we can ask questions related to temporal trends in similarity."
"One hypothesis," Rockmore explained to The Guardian, "is that there is so much more to read now and more kinds of 'important' work that if we believe that style is influenced by what one reads, then it is less likely that people generally devote the preponderance of their reading to the older 'classics'." The next step for Rockmore, The Guardian explains, is to find out how the mathematic formula can be used by his literary colleagues. "I do believe it is an interesting approach to literary analysis," Rockmore told The Guardian. "We are hopeful that we can engage some colleagues expert in those areas to find what the interesting questions are. That is a necessary first step and we look forward to collaborations to those ends."
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You really really love your desserts...... i personally love most HKong desserts as well..hot, cold, custard...whatever
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What a beautiful raduga [rainbow in Russian lingp] nearby your home :) Love it!!!
good hiking info...wish I had the time to go when I was in HK last time...
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I was just looking for seafood restaurants in Sai Kung ! Cool that I've found your tips ! Very long list of restaurants !!
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About a year ago I was frustrated because I had been looking for some cute job charts for my kids, and could never find one that totally worked for me. I wanted it to be personalized, cute, and inexpensive. I ended up just making my own, because sometimes that just works out better! 🙂 I shared the instructions and a digital template on my personal blog about a year ago, and nearly 1,000 downloads later it's still going strong!! Hopefully it's helped a lot of people. So now I am sharing the Job and Chore Chart with free printable template on the blog!
Here's what we did. I sat with my kids (Brandon was almost 5 at the time and Annie had just turned 2) and they helped me make a list of the main chores they need to do everyday. I thought that way they would have a say in what would go on the chart and perhaps be more willing to actually DO the jobs! They were both really excited about their very own charts. We still use them, although we don't always check off every single day. I need to get better at that. 🙂
Then I made some personalized charts for each of them in Photoshop Elements–we took pictures of their own stuff–printed them 12×18 inches at Costco and laminated them. A dry erase marker attached with velcro works just great for checking off the squares each day. I love how they turned out!! You can click on the images to make them larger.
I used various digital scrapbooking products–Digital Scrapbook Memories, Shabby Princess, Gina Miller, GG Digital Designs, Michelle Coleman….and Photoshop Elements 4.0.
I've made my template available for download if you're interested and are "digital scrapbooking savvy!" 🙂 The zipped file includes the layered TIFF file as well as terms of use and instructions on how to use the template. It does not include the digital papers and embellishments. This is for personal use only. Please do not share these files with your friends, just direct them to this blog so they can get the link. 🙂 Thank you!
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thanks Brooke! I love these-you are amazing!
Janica Says: August 20, 2014 at 8:56 pm
I cant seem to find these files to download. Please help! Many thanks 🙂
Ps. These are wonderful
The Stones Says: January 23, 2009 at 2:59 pm
Love them-these are perfect! Thanks so much you girls are amazing
So cute!! I LOVE this!
I made these last year when you first posted the template. My kids love them and I have them hanging on the wall still. Whenever someone comes over they always comment, what a great idea and I told them I got the idea from a super talented creative girl I know 🙂 So thanks again Brooke!
thanks for sharing this idea. i have been wanting to make job charts forever. would you mind explaining what you mean by mom/dad choice and brandon's choice. is that each day he and you gusy get to choose a different chore to do that is not part of the regular chores? thanks for sharing the template as well.
Super cute. I love how you have the pictures on there too.
Naomi Carmen–you're exactly right. It gives us some wiggle room to add an extra chore that needs to be done, and then we let them pick a chore from a few options so they feel like they have a say. I'm glad you all like it, hope it's helpful for you. 🙂
I recently came across your blog and am so glad that I did. I found some super fun ideas! Keep all the inspiration coming! Thanks again! Please, stop by and say hello! Love meeting new friends!!!Have a fantastic weekend!PS-I love the family valetine idea! I think that I might just have to steal it!
Love your blog!! Looking forward to following…
These are amazing!! I featured your valentines on Tip Junkie today. thanks for the inspriation.
Oh my goodness, this is my new favorite blog!! I am definitely doing those chore charts!! Thanks so much for doing those. 🙂 I love Shabby Princess too. lol
So very cute. If only that would work with teenagers.
Thank you! This is just what I needed! 🙂
Awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the job chart template. I hope this one works with my boys….:)
Cami Says: May 22, 2009 at 5:56 am
Holy cow! I love these! Thank you so, so much for the templates!!!
I don't know if you were aware, or if you even care, but I think this girl is using your templates, or at least the whole idea of your chore charts and is selling these. I don't know what your terms of use are, if you have any, but just thought I would make you aware anyways. http://alishascustomjobcharts.blogspot.com/
Thanks for this amazing…. web development
So cute, great job! Check out this fun idea of putting your childs face on a dollar…my kids love it.
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Thanks so much for the wonderful idea! The charts are beautiful! This is exactly what I needed to get us organized right in the middle of summer vacation.
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Christine Smith (@csmith_digi) Says: April 6, 2012 at 9:20 am
Great template, I am tweeting and sharing this link with my digital scrapbooking fans and followers from http://christinesmith.net next week. Have a great day
Katie Says: July 20, 2012 at 1:27 pm
Hi! I am not able to download these job chart templates and I love them…any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Kristina Says: November 12, 2012 at 9:33 am
My sister in law made these years ago and now I have my own kiddos that I would like to make them for. My sister in law sent me to this link but now when I download the files from 4shared, there are no digital scrapbook files in it, just a tiff. Could you send me the files please?! I just LOVE all your ideas!
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Emily Says: June 18, 2013 at 9:28 pm
These are so cute, and I've been having a hard time finding some the will apply directly to my kids. But I'm having a hard time downloading too!
Jaimie Jenn Says: June 29, 2014 at 10:35 am
The link doesn't seem to work for me…. I'd really like to print one for my kiddo!!
Michelle Samuel Says: July 16, 2014 at 7:18 pm
I love this chore chart, it's exactly what our family needs. I can't get the download link to work though. Any tips? Or is it possible for it to be emailed to me? Kind regards, Michelle 🙂
Jennifer Says: July 30, 2014 at 3:53 pm
I love this chore chart and would like to print the girly one for my 2 girls but can't get the link to work. Please help!
Thank you!
yytawan Says: September 4, 2014 at 7:53 am
so cute chart. Thanks for idea.
tanya Says: September 5, 2014 at 9:38 pm
I'm having issues trying to download…
Shannon Says: September 21, 2014 at 5:03 am
Is the download still available for the boys chores chart? I would love to have it! Thanks!


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Sgt. David M. Jurss, a native of Atascosa, Texas, and a chemical operations specialist with B Troop, 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, pushes CS gas capsules around on the top of a heated tin can to melt them, Jan. 9, during quarterly Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear training on Fort Stewart, Ga. "Bushmaster" Soldiers received refresher training on the proper wear of the field protective mask and the Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology protective garment, and gained confidence in their equipment by unmasking in a CS gas chamber.
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