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Toward an effective protocol on land-based marine pollution in the wider Caribbean Region
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Schumacher, Mary E.
Gaines, Arthur G.
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This study was undertaken to advance the basis for discussions among Contracting Parties to the Cartagena Convention concerning a protocol on land-based marine pollution (LBMP) in the Wider Caribbean Region (WCR). The study has four principal objectives: (1) a review and summary of LBMP problems to determine common problems and priority areas; (2) a survey of broadly defined environmental infrastructure to help identify national commitments and national capacities to prevent, reduce, or control LBMP; (3) a survey and analysis of subregional differences in commitment or interest in regional control of LBMP; and (4) a comparison of program approaches from other regions, providing lessons from which an effective program for the Caribbean might be designed. The study argues that the environmental, economic, and institutional diversity of the region as a whole suggests (1) an incremental approach to international resolution of LBMP problems, one that builds upon successful arangements among states that have appropriate incentives for solving real transboundary pollution problems; and (2) a subregional approach to the control of localized but widely occurring pollution problems, in which the "umbrella" function of a regional protocol would concentrate on the need to ensure uniform access to all clearinghouse products and on the internal allocation of financial and technical assistance to individual states and subregions.
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Ultrasonic devices designed to emit a high-pitched frequency unpleasant to dogs ears can theoretically stop nuisance barking when used appropriately. However, some vets indicate the devices are not typically reliable or consistent enough to be considered viable options, at least without human intervention.
The Premise
High-pitch ultrasonic sounds usually are activated when a device hears barking, when triggered by a barking dog's vocal chords via a dog collar, or when the sound is manually administered by an owner when barking begins. The premise is that the dog will take notice of the sound, yet not be hurt, and that its repeated application will become a deterrent to nuisance barking. Devices may be located in a house, yard or kennel or directly attached to a dog's collar.
The Problem
According to Dr. Mike Hutchinson, a vet interviewed by CBS Pittsburg television station KDKA, in a product demonstration he helped to conduct, dogs were visibly alerted to the change in sound frequency, but it did nothing to curb unwanted barking. Veterinarians Debra Horwitz and Gary Landsburg said some dogs respond better than others to such devices and that owners have to work on concurrent behavior training for any method to be effective. Many sound frequency devices have different levels as well, which pet owners must adjust until they find the right level and tone that works with their dog.
Sound Sensitivities Vary
Some dogs -- such as elderly dogs with diminished hearing -- are simply unaffected enough by ultrasonic noise to make its application an effective bark deterrent. Additionally, careful training must be in place for a dog to associate the trigger of sound with the unwanted barking. Used incorrectly, such devices have the potential to frighten or scare a dog without helping him make the connection between the barking and the unpleasant sound. According to Drs. Horwitz and Landsburg, quiet command training or retraining should take place simultaneously.
Other Alternatives
Look at other means of bark control, such as ensuring your dog is regularly exercised and played with and isn't left unattended for long stretches of time in which she can become a bored nuisance barker. Consult your vet if necessary to rule out any medical or psychological issues, such as separation anxiety, and look for creative ways to keep your dog occupied when you're not around. Interactive play toys filled with treats and hidden around the house or appropriate chew toys can keep your dog entertained. Hired dog walkers also can help to reduce boredom.
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— May 21, 2014
Then, because so many people were coming and going that they did not even have a chance to eat, he said to them, "Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest." Mark 6:31 (NIV)
"If you only laugh and enjoy life when your problems are all solved, you'll never enjoy life."
God's Word gives us three habits that can help us recharge emotionally when we have nothing left to give.
Solitude - The Bible says, "So many people were coming and going [Jesus] said to them [the disciples]. Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest.'" (Mark 6:31 NIV) Jesus understood that our emotions are like a battery. If you plug one light bulb into a battery, it will last for a fairly long time. If you plug in 100 lights, the battery will drain very quickly. Many of us have so many lights plugged in, our battery is nearly shot. When your battery is drained, then you can't help others recharge their batteries -- you can't give love.
Play -- The Bible says, "Jesus came enjoying life." (Matthew 11:19 Phillips) He was the most people-focus, ministry-intensive person who ever lived, yet he took the time to have fun. Certain activities recharge you emotionally; they literally re-create your energy and enthusiasm for life. We each have different activities that recharge us because we're all made differently. Find out what recharges you emotionally - and make time for it.
Laughter - The Bible says, "Being cheerful keeps you healthy." (Proverbs 17:22 GN) Studies prove that when you laugh, it raises your immunity to illness. Laughter is good for your health. Humor is God's gift to us. Remember, God has a sense of humor -- he made you and me!
To be emotionally balanced, take God very seriously but don't take yourself seriously. Learn to laugh at your limitations. If you only laugh and enjoy life when your problems are all solved, you'll never enjoy life.
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Girls in IT: The Facts, sponsored by NCWIT's K-12 Alliance, is a synthesis of the existing literature on increasing girls' participation in computing. It aims to bring together this latest research so that readers can gain a clearer and more coherent picture of 1) the current state of affairs for girls in computing, 2) the key barriers to increasing girls' participation in these fields, and 3) promising practices for addressing these barriers.» Read the full article
How One College Boosted Female STEM Graduates–Fast
Executives of science and tech companies often resort to finger-pointing when pressed to explain the shortage of women in the executive suite.
Employers blame colleges for turning out too few women grads with science, technology, engineering and math (or STEM) degrees. (Women earned 18% of computer and information-science degrees in 2010, down from 37% in 1984.) Colleges say high schools don't produce enough female applicants interested in STEM. High schools say parents fail to spark little girls' interest in science and math. Parents say girls have too few adult-female role models in STEM.
And around goes the debate.» Read the full article
Who Says Math Has to Be Boring?
American students are bored by math, science and engineering. They buy smartphones and tablets by the millions but don't pursue the skills necessary to build them. Engineers and physicists are often portrayed as clueless geeks on television, and despite the high pay and the importance of such jobs to the country's future, the vast majority of high school graduates don't want to go after them.
Nearly 90 percent of high school graduates say they're not interested in a career or a college major involving science, technology, engineering or math, known collectively as STEM, according to a survey of more than a million students who take the ACT test. The number of students who want to pursue engineering or computer science jobs is actually falling, precipitously, at just the moment when the need for those workers is soaring. (Within five years, there will be 2.4 million STEM job openings.)» Read the full article
NO GIRLS ALLOWED – Unraveling the story behind the stereotype of video games being for boys
Four-year-old Riley Maida stands in a toy aisle of a department store in Newburgh, N.Y. The backdrop is pink. The shelves behind her are stacked with plastic babies in pink onesies. To her left are hair-and-makeup dolls with exaggerated heads attached to truncated shoulders. The shelf above has rows of little dresses and pastel pink slippers. The shelf above that, more pink dolls in more pink dresses.
In the next aisle, there's a distinct absence of pink. This is the "boys aisle." Lined with Nerf guns, G.I. Joes, superhero figures, building blocks and toy cars, it has a diverse color palette of blues, greens, oranges and reds.
Maida looks down the aisle of pink. Arms akimbo, the cherubic 4-year-old with brunette bangs furrows her brow. She looks into her father's camera and begins a rant that will go viral on the internet and make its way onto television networks like CNN and ABC.
Making the Next Generation of Educational Video Games
The video games that Kyle Brda, a ninth-grader from Redwood City, Calif., plays at home typically involve shooting people. But on a recent day in September, he spent the afternoon at an office building in Silicon Valley, constructing wind and solar power plants in a virtual world that may soon be accessible from his classroom.
Brda is one of 110 unpaid student testers at GlassLab, a nonprofit video game development group based at the California campus of publishing powerhouse Electronic Arts. The Gates and MacArthur Foundations gave GlassLab $10.3 million to create six educational video games they hope will change the way kids learn.» Read the full article
Seattle Is The Wild West Of Game Design
One reason the Puget Sound region stayed stronger than some surrounding areas during the economic downturn is because of its tech industry. A particular bright spot is the computer gaming and interactive media industry.
While this industry added only about 1,500 jobs between 2006 and 2011, the total number of companies in Washington state doubled, making computer gaming and interactive media a kind of entrepreneurial powerhouse with lots of potential for new jobs.» Read the full article
College STEM Majors Opting Out For Other Degrees
When 19-year-old Lesley Wright entered her freshman year at the University of Florida — Gainesville, she dreamed of being a pediatrician.
But she quickly realized she faced an uphill battle.
"Everyone already had volunteer positions at the local hospital by the time I got to UF, so there weren't any even left when I applied," Wright says. "Chemistry 1 is also a weed-out class, meaning it's extra difficult and meant to determine who is cut out for the pre-med life. I failed first semester."» Read the full article
Here's Why Seattle — Not Silicon Valley — is the Gaming Industry's Epicenter
Many may know Seattle for its coffee, for the Space Needle, and — though slightly misinformed — the rain.
But another aspect of the Emerald City possibly overlooked is the budding gaming scene. From Microsoft to Valve all the way down to countless indie companies, Seattle is chalk-full of developers and designers putting out title after title.» Read the full article
Is a Career in STEM Really for Me?
I just started eighth grade at a middle school in central Virginia. The school has an excellent reputation, particularly in math and science. Last year, it received national recognition for its STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) program. I enjoy science and math, and I get straight As in those subjects. People tell me that future employers will be falling all over themselves to hire me if I pursue a career in STEM.» Read the full article
The STEM Crisis Is a Myth
You must have seen the warning a thousand times: Too few young people study scientific or technical subjects, businesses can't find enough workers in those fields, and the country's competitive edge is threatened.
It pretty much doesn't matter what country you're talking about—the United States is facing this crisis, as is Japan, the United Kingdom, Australia, China,Brazil, South Africa, Singapore, India…the list goes on.» Read the full article


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Those of us who long ago replaced our iPods with the one Apple invented that also has a phone in it don't have to worry about getting our cars broken into for leaving our 8-gig sitting on the seat (in which case we'd only really care about the broken window and change missing from the console). Hamilton County Sheriff Simon Leis today broke Rule No. 2 when it comes to leaving electronics in plain sight of thieves: Don't forget about the charger.
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There are only two expected responses when a man is asked whether he has ever cheated on his wife: One is, "It is not true — there is no factual basis for these allegations," and the other is, "I'll fuckin' kill you!" (More often than not the angrier option is better evidence of innocence.)
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How can you tell when an idea is really, really bad? When it brings together people to oppose it who otherwise are typically political foes, that's how. Mayor Mark Mallory, police union President Kathy Harrell and local NAACP President Christopher Smitherman all are united against City Council's proposal to consider letting the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office take control of policing in the city.
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Pocahontas Democrat (Newspaper) - November 12, 1931, Pocahontas, Iowa ....... . Hisíorica! Dent "f r OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PAPER POCAHONTAS/IOWA, THl^RSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1931 VOLUME XLVIII No.Corn Corporation Is Ready To Loan ■IMoney to Farmers County Faimers Who Want to Hold Corn May G«t LoansFOOD ALË, BAZAARAT FORD GARAGE The National Com Credit Corporation, organized laai week , in Chicago with the Iowa Farm Bureau participating through Charles E. Hearst, president, who is a member of its board of directors, this week opened offices in Chicago and within the next-week will be completely set up and offering credit to farmers who do not wish to dispose of their corn on the present market. Harry Laird Named Manager Harry Laird of Des Moines, formerly manager of the Des Moines Com Storage Credit corporation which operated so successfully in 1925 and 1926, has been named general manager of the corpora-, tion.. Because of his former experience, it is anticipated that he will l)e able to set up the organization and get it under way in the shortest possible time. Tlie Chicagu office will be set up during this week. George S. Milner, manager of the National Grain Corporation, was named president of the new organization; Earl G. Smith, president of the Illinois Ag^cultural Association, vice president; and George Ranney, vice president of the International Harvester company, sec retary; with Charles E; Hearst, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau, John Hogan vice president of the Continental Illinois Trust company, Mark Wood, fanner and banker of Nebraska; and C. E. Huff, president of the National Grain Marketing Association, forming the remainder of the board of directors. An executive committee to act between meetings of the board has been named from board members residing in Chicago and includes: A. Banney, Eul G. Smith Members of St. Peters Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold a bazaar and food sale at the Ford Garage, Pocahontas, on Saturday afternoon, November 21, according to an announcement made to-day. Many homemade articles such as bed spreads, quilts, and table covers will be offered for sale. And of course there will be home made bread, pies, cakes, preserves and a large variety of other things good to eat and pleasing to the palate.Schacht Garage Fire Damage Is Estimated $5,00(Rebuilding Work to Start Soon Loss Covered By In-InsuranceIndians Lose Last Game To RolfeLone Touchdown Deprives Pocahontas of County Cliainpionship Last Friday afternoon, November 6th, the Pocahontas Indians took a trip to Rolfe to bring back the county championship for the year. Calligan from Rolfe made many good end runs and smashes which cost us a touchdown in the first three minutes of play and nlso the game. Calligan SUrs {(fr Kolft- As the whistle blew Pocahontas kicked off to Rolfe and Rolfe was downed .on about Pokey's 40 yard line. Calligan then attempted .to make an end run but gave the ball to Greejn (their full-back) and then he proceeded to carry the ball for a first end ten leaving about 30 yards to go, for a touchdown. Harold Calligan then went around left end. Calligan smashed two consecutive lines and on the third smash put thè ball over for a touchdown. During the rest of the game, Art Hudek was one of outstanding players for Poky. He caught many passes and tackled many men. Stelpflug also played excellent ball as did iParkor and Olson in the backfiejid. the line |J1 players a «otuist^ heMy 86. Year Old ^lan Cuts TreesDRUNKEN VAGRANTS(JET Itt DAYS IN JAIL liiiB in CMcago, explanatory Ietterà of instruction« and ap> plication blanks are being prepared for those wanting loans or com. It is the hope of those in charge that banks, county Farm Bureaus, and others will cooperate in getting information and application blank3 to farmers who may be interested in holding their corn through this plan. Steps necessary to obtain loans include the sealing of the com, drawing up the warehouse' receipt and making application for the loan; this application to be accompanied by the warehouse receipt and sent to the CMcago office from (Continued on Page Five) waaTown CouncilsAsk Lower Ratescahbntas' '¿oifl-ijne' especially strong, Rolf^ semed confident of running a large score but had to be content with the single score of the first quarter. The Indians presented the best game of the season. Their "rookies" p^layed like veterans and served notice to the county as to what may be expected next year. The Lineup Pocahontas: Art Hudek, qb; J. Parker, r. h.; K. Stelpflug, 1. h.; M. Olson, f. b.; E. Schacht, 1. e.; R. Kennedy, r. e.; A. Andrews, 1. t.; A; Lindeman, r. t.; H. Green, 1. g,; H. Terry, r. g.; V. Hudek, c. Rolfe: B. Brinkman, q. b.; Lo-kerse, r, h.! Lokerse, 1. h.; Green, f. b.; Richard, 1. e.; Shelgren, r. e. Hudek, 1. t.; Lothian, r. t; D. Brinkman, 1. g.; Amick, r, g,; hRF Members of the town councils of Havelock, Laurens, Rolfe, Mallard and Ruthven held a joint pieeting at Havelock Friday night to discuss possibilities of securing a lower raté on dectric current. All of these towns are served by the Central States Electric company. A representative of the company was present at the joint meeting and presented fa£ts on the cost of current production. No definite agreement was arrived at¡^30,000 Fire At ^Alsrona Tuesday The C. S. Johnson General Store, Algona,-Was completely destroyed by fiw late- Tuesday night. The building waa a two-atory double front Btrnctore. Brick fire walls to adjacoit bnildinga, a garage on <me side iùd à creaidéry on thè other. Loyd Hockey of the Algmia ftre deiÉilxnent was aerioady in-jand ia fichting the Mass, which im detaoted at 10 o'clock Toeidsy . Im ^ estimatèd at «SOiOOO ssotìf party eomnd by to IE"" ■ -r., ...... life •George Shannon Dies Tues, Night Pioneer Ware Farmer Succumbs to Heart Disease At His Home George Shannon, .pioneer Ware farmer and resident of Pocahontas county died at his home near Ware on Tuesday evening about nine o^cl^k. Death came p<9ctedly while Shannon was sitting in his chair. He had been about town Tuesday afternoon and was apparently well Snd in his usofd ¿0^ humor. Smrviving this pioneer farmer Fire of unknown origin causcd a damage estimated at $5,000 in the Schacht garage at Pocahontas early Sunday. The alarm was turned in about I o'clock Sunday morning and the entire building was enveloped in a screen of detise black smoke when the Pocahontas fire department arrived on the scene. The heavy smoke prevented the fticn from entering the single story brick building until the flaces were quenched by drenching the entire interior with water. The source of the fire in the stock room was then reached. Office and .Stock Room Damaged Damape done by the fire was confined to the front of the garage. Repair parts and tools in the stock room were a total loss. The officc and office fixtures, recently remedied and installed, were also badly damaged. Accounting book.s were found unharmed when the safe was opened. ■ Among the damaged iurniluro in the office was a radio, which withstood the flames remorkably well but was humed beyond value. Loss Is Covered Ah soon as the insurance company has adjusted the claim for damages, Mr. Sehact will remodel and rebuild the office and stock room, he announcoif. Mr. Schacht is the owner of the building, having acquired it several years ago. In the rear of the garage were a great number of used cars and cars in storage. Most of these were unaffected by the fire, as far as it is now known. 11. F. Wii'pman, 8ii year clci j i'ocahontas ro.sident, ha.s ju.'it c'linipletod lutting two I'ord.s of firewood from tree.s on the court' hou.'so ground. Mr. Wiegman j helped to cut down one soft j maple and several large limbs from other trees, following the : advise of the landscape archi- i tect. A miscalculation in the direc- i tion of fall narrowly cost the old pioneer his life, bringing to his memory a similar incident when he was a boy in Gemany. "I cfln cut down trees and make firewood," said Grandpa Wiegman, "But they won't Jet me drive my car anymore. They say I'm too old." His strength and steadiness while splitting and sawing' the ^ wood are those of the ordinary man of 60. Let's hear from more of such active old gentlemen.Mrs. K. Flaherty Claimed by DeathWell Known Pocahontas Mother Succumbed in Rochester HospitalPlay Pocahontas In Chatty GameWestern Union College Reserves Play Benefit Game Here November 19. The strong re.servc team of Western Union college, Le Mars, has been .secured to play a special benefit football game at Pocahontas on Thursday night," Noveml)cr 19th. The special game is. sponsored by the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary and the Pocahontas Welfare Association and the proceeds of the game will be used for welfare work. The Pocahontas squad for the gamewill be picked from the teams of both the high school and Sacred Heart school and a special "all star" eleven to meet the invaders will consist of former Pocahontas football players. The Le Mars aggregation numbers a squad of fifty and has made a fine showing this fall in Iowa college conference games. Probable Line-Up The men who will enter the game for Pocahontas at the start have been carefully selected and Two men named Ray Davis and William Allen were picked up at Rolfe Sunday night by town marshal Pete Anderson for drunk and disorderly conduct and brought to Pocahontas Monday morning. The men plead guilty when arranged before Ju.'itice Crummer and were sentenced to ten days in the Pocahontas county jail. The place of residence of the two men is unknown.Harvest Festival at Ware, Nov. 24Farm and Home Products Will Be Placed On Exhibition Supper and Program Autogiro Coming Here November 26 •>Caoi Smn m", the- «atogtaro giStiivTrtbune iriU be in Piwahon-tas on the morning of Thaqksglv-ing day, Thursday November 26th, it has been announced. A number .of prominent Pocahontas men and women have received invitations to ride in the machine. The plane will arrive here about 9:30 a. m., landing in the Shaw field.. Furthei; announcements will be made in the next issue of The Record-Democrat which is sponsoring the event.PHEASANT HUNTERSWELL SATISFIED While Pocahontas county was not open, local sportsmen invariably reported good shooting in neighboring open, counties, most of them getting the limit both open days. Among those who enjoyed the two days shooting was Maybelle Ryen, who is the teacher in the Garfield towhriiip school and is remarkably good at hunting and fishing. Miss Ryen went out Saturday morning and in less than an hour had her bag limit of three. Pocahontas markets report a falUng off in last Saturday's business of about forty per cent, because of the many pheasant dinners serv^ Sunday in Pocahontas homes. Last year, when the county was open, the decreaso in business waa naturally grater. . are five children, HUgh of South Dakota; Mrs. Floyd Seegar of Riot Mound; Mrs. C. Reed of California; Mrs. Maggie Peterson and Mrs, Luella Seegar. His wife preceeded Um in death several years ago. Fttneral turrangements have not yet been completed. Funeral services for Mrs. Kath- i ryn Flaherty were held at the j Sacred Heart church in Poiuhontii.'i j on Monday moining, November 0th j with Father Wagener officiating. The deceasefl'i was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs-John Harrold, and was born in Lincoln townsliip near Palmer on November 12, 1874. .She attended rural school and remained at home with her parents until her marriage to John Flaherty of Pocahontas on April 19, 1898. Lived on Farm The newlyweds made tlvir home on a farm near Pocahontas until 1906 when; they moved to. town. Six children were bom to the couple, one girl dying in infancy. Mr. Flaherty died on November 22, 1919. Since that time she has here with on*. j|gighter and two of her wmu. ^Three werics -ago Mrii. Iflaherty was taken to the Mayo hospital at Rochester, Minn., and it was there she died on November 6th. She was aged 66 years, 11 months and 24 days. Many Attend Funeral Pall bearers were George Logan, A."C. Shimon, J. B. Pattee, Henry Doyle, Hugo Elsasser, and John Shors. The funeral rites at the church and at Calvary Cemetery were witnessed by a large gathering. Many were the floral tributes sent as final token of esteem. Surviving are two sons, John and Lawrence, at home; three daughters, Agnes, at home, Margaret, La Crosse, and Mrs. Kathryn Harrington, Rockwell City. The deceased is also survived by three brothers and two sisters, Frank, Tom and Pat Hairold, all of Palmer, Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Pocahontas, and Mrs. M. A. Flaherty, Lake Andes, South Dakota. Among those to attend the funeral from out of town were: Mr. and Mn. Matt Flaherty, Lake Andes; Mr. and Mrs. W. -J. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brule, all of Omaha; Miss Lucille O'Brien, Des Moines; Mi^. Olive Flaherty and son Clair of Fort Dodge; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flaherty, Mallard; Mr, and Mrs. Martin JRaherty, Em-metsburg; Mr. and Mrs. M. "T. Harrington and Mr. and Mrs, T. M. Harrington-«! Fort Dodge; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Harrington of Rockwell City. The annual Ware Harvest Festival will 1)0 hold in the Ware M. E. church on Tuo.sday, November 24th, it . is annuunctid and arrangements have been made to make this festival imo of the most outstanding over lield in the county. To Hold Auction Professor M. A. llaUser of the Iowa state college will judge and discuss the exhibits of farm pro-durts. 'Ilii'se oxhil)its will he (fn dis- undergone rigid training and work-; , , . ,, , , , outs since the game was schedul-i\ ''"»'■'^«n''-. ed. AveraKC weiiht of this "all day from 11) a. m. untd 1 game Average weight of this star" team will be about 185 Ib's. Here is the probable line up: Ends, Kelly and Long; tackles, Hammes and Linnan; guards, liberie and McGhee; center, Uartosh; quarter back. Lynch; left half, Alexander or Lieb; right half, Hotovpc. This group of stars should be able, to' romp over the W. U's without much difficulty and it is 1). m. when they will be sold at auction. Itlue Ribbons will lie given for first place in each of the following classes: .Men's Hivision: (K. ,1. Davis, Hup'l) ,11)0 oars yollow or white corn; 2 bushel oats; 1 bushel vegetables. Hoys' Division: (Louis Hatteberg, Sup't) 10 ears white or I yellow corn; 1 peek oats; 1 iicik .VxiK'cted "sJtetitution" wiirbe made ! ' l'"'^ vegetables, as soon as the game warrants it, i Hibbons For Women, Girls with a special team composed from In the girls,' division <Maudi'Court In Session; Jury Gives $1,000 For Injured EyeMrs. Marcia Smith, Rolfe, wins $1000 Verdict In Auto Damage CaseCoikct The PoeahontM Wdfan Assoel»-riU ctfUiiet I tion wot md ^ocidi' trtnib lor m^rmífí^ri im; Uiry and no One need give .nnleas so fafHwod. On M<md*jr, November leth, these ecmiriliations fat poor relief wiU be ecOleeted. by mmOwn of fhe orgu^biatH Ckmtribtttoni tm asked to bmSlheir packages and Imt them m tiie poreh^ or have tips m«9 iaMf ^ ' wBertlpt mSk'-WH^ the be.st material of tin; two "".hools. Reserve Line-Up The boys from the high school and Sacred Heaii schools who wil participate in the game will pt»-babfy be as foltows: ends, Km^y and McCartan; taektes; and Andrews; guards, Shaw and Olson; center, V. Hudek; quart-back, A. Hudek, left halfback, Stelpflug; right halfback, O'Brien; fullback, Kelleher. Grant, Hammes, Alexander, Long and Lynch have been working with both of these probable line-ups' and will have scoring , them working with machinc-like scoring precisiori by next Thursday from all indications. The charity game will be called promptly at 8:80 p. m. Plover Boy Is Injured By Car Lawrence Henderson, six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Henderson of Plover, was struck down by a car driven by Gus Peterson of Pomeroy Friday afternoon at 4:80. Mr. Hendiirson, three sons, and the hired man were driving hogs from the south side of the road and when the boy started to cross the road he was knocked down by the on-coming Peterson truck. Examination disclosed that the left leg was broken above the knee and that there were many lacerations and bruises. The boy said he did not hear or see the car coming. The truck was owned by G. B. Peterson of Pomeroy, Hie lad will recover " Dexter, Supt.) blue riblton» will be awarded for the best exhibits in any of the following: plate' of fudge, penuchi, divinity or hard candy; pint of canned meat, vegetables or fruit, glass of jellyi Jam or piddea; <Hie dosen doughnatsf dozen suur, moUasses, drop or cooldbi Women may make entries in any of the following to compete for blue ribbons: one quart canned, meat, fruit or vegetable, jelly, jam or pickles; pies, including pumpkin, raisin, apple, cheery or lemon; cakes, including sponge, angel food, sun shine, '; butter cake or fruit cake; reed work, baskets or trays; needle work. Mrs. .Paul Bloudil will act as superintendent in this department. Thanksgiving Supper Mrs. Carl Hatteberg of the serving committee is planning' to sei-ve lunches all day long and a complete "Thanksgiving supper will be served in the evening. After the supper a program will be given. "HARD HOMBR'E" HERE ON BARGAIN NIGHTS Friday and Saturday nights, November 18-14, are bargain nights at tJie Rialto Theatre again. Bfr. Bouma announces, and "The Hardprodoetlon for this week-end. It's a Western built for laughing purpose as wdl ea thrills, and while it contains the fast action and hard ridhig that makes ont-dooit entertainment so ideal for the screen, advance reviews from the coast daim. it to be the funniest oi 'eaiiwit commedies. 'a>irigiUe comes here Sands^, ÌSaaàa and Toeaday« Movaaber Tlw plot centers àboat Pieroe, ace Navy sviato^ iilw^ (mnkmm » «rieMtjr onPtoge]^)- fHlB|gn(ilf «p " HEIFERS, HOGS SELL HIGH AT SHAW SALESioux City Team. Defeats S. H. 43-6 Sacred Heart Eleven Gets Lone Touch Down from Heavier Team Two auto damage cases have been disposed of and another wag started on Tuesday morning, Nov. 10, in the present session of the circuit court. Judge James DcLand is presiding. Court was convened on Monday morning, November 2, and the jury was selected for the first case, Hes.senius vs. McAttee, an automobile injury and damage case. Both Hessenius and McAttee make their homes in Laurens. The accident occurred on August 23, 1930, on the Laurens-Mallard road. McAttee drove onto the highway at an intersection and according to the plaintiff's contention drove way beyond the center of the road before he turned down the highway. Verdict for Defendant To avoid a collision with the McAttee car the plaintiff alleged that he was forced to swing his car off the road with the result that the car over turned, and Hesseniu.s' boy rt'cf.'ived a broken arm and injuries to the head, and the other three occupants of the Hessenius car were lacerated an<l otherwise injured. llosHcnius sued McAttee for $785 to cover loss of services and the bill f.)r medical treatment. The plaintiff's contention was that good sportsmanship and common decency obliged the defendant to pay these costs in view of the fact that the accident occured in preventing a collision with the defendant's car who, the plaintiff alleged, was negligent in driving. The defendant plead that he was not the direct cause of the accident and therefore not responsible for damages. The jury was out seven hours after the case had been pre-scnted-Md-fteallr- brooght in a venUet for McAttee, aUowhig no-; ing to the plaintiff. Gilchrist end Gilchrist of Laurens represented out of the. same acident for In-the plaintiff. Another suit growing juries to the boy, Walter Hessenius, is pending in the amount of $2;-600. Smith vs. Shrelner The second case . was also kn automobile damage case between Mrs. Marcia Smith and G, C. Shreincr of Rolfe. 'ITie car driven by Smith collided with the Shrein-er car near or on the Lirid Creek bridge north of Rolfe this spring. This suit was one of a series of suits all growing out of the same accident. The plaintiff in this suit was riding beside the driver and received an injury to her eye which will in all probability impair her eyesight. The point under diBcusslon was on which side of the road the (Continued on Page Five)The new confidence farmers have gained from the upward trend in com and livestock prices was actively reflected in the bidding at the auction sale of the Pocahontas PairyjheM here Tuesday. Biddlnog was livelier ai^ prices offered higher than at any similar sale h^ here within the past year. Lindeman and Beising were the auctioneers. Eleven head of guernsey heifers were offered and with the exception of those later withdrawn from sale brooji^t from |70 to |40 each. The hogs that were offend were sold et hetté» Uwh market top priées. Hadiinery did not move quite u weU as Stock, bnt Uddfaig VMS eoMdderaUr better than at otiMr sale* Item ta fhb>ieiiiit7 tUs in an interesting game on the local field last Friday night, the Sacred Heart football team engaged the Trinity Prep's of Sioux City. The game was well played by both teams. Trinity having a much more powerfiU array emerged victor by a 48 to 6 score. Trinity's smooth attack with good blocking and an average weight advantage of 20 pounds enabled them to almost crush the locals, All their touchdowns were made by repeatedly making good gains through the line and around end. They did not outclass the local boys, howler in the brand ofNovember 22 IsHarvest Sunday Sunday, November 22, has been designated as annual Harvest Sunday in Iowa according to an announcement made to-^lay by Chas, E. Hearst of the Iowa F, B, Federation. "We particularly want people living in towns and cities to get out in the open country and visit the country church on Harvest Sunday," Mr. Hearst said. "But in the event they do not go to chtirch we want them to motor out hito the country, to drive leisurely alorfg the way, and stop and call at their neighbdr farmer friends' homes."football played,^acredHeart, sev^ times made wonderful gains almost breaking loose for a touchdown. The boys did have enough fight and footbaU ability, however, to pudi their big opponents backward and work the ball oyer for a touchdown, from mid-field in the second half. GUmoré MaU '1:0 Arrive Train time co the IT. * 8t L. mimiteei soitiíat the ' NEW MAYTAG IS - LOWER IN PRiCE^ The new Maytag washing machie is hot only lower priced than any liaytag before this new model but also offers many festtms; never offered b yrmMng igadifaies before, aecording to R. a Honter, Focahtmtiui eonnty Maytag dealer; The new modeT wm pbced oh tbe UMikefe kuA "At a new low Vr. of mjor ^ 1 >f V fv ■-fi • . ■■ » ;


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"What Makes Global Advertising Work?"
Espey, James S., Chief Executive (U.S.)
The more corporations seek to extend their brand-name products into increasingly diverse international markets, the louder the debate over the potential effectiveness of global advertising will rage. Some companies, burnt by the disasters that accompanied poor translations, unexpected cultural differences, regional competition, and, most critically, unresolved corporate politics, have given up on the notion of a unified advertising campaign entirely, lending intensified meaning to the concept of thinking global but acting local. Other companies, however, have decided that the benefits, economies, and consistencies that global advertising promises make crafting a global campaign worth the effort. And sometimes, given the right circumstances, the right prduct, the right pitch, the right markets, and the right preparation global advertising has proven it can live up to the promise its partisans proclaim.
The global campaign The Chivas and Glenlivet Group launched, via the advertising TBWA, in 1995 for Chivas Regal, was, according to C&G President James Espey, just such a campaign. In the following article, Espey explains why this campaign, six months in the making, is working and, more specifically, how C&G and TBWA plan to ensure its success in the long term.
The Chivas and Glenlivet Group has strategic responsibility for the longterm health of key Seagram brands around the world-particularly our flagship brand, Chivas Regal. But this is not as simple as it sounds. Our company is divided into three regional divisions which work hand-in-glove with the Chivas and Glenlivet team. These other groups control all the distribution companies on the ground and thus are the primary customers for Chivas Regal. They import the brand from Scotland, distribute it to their customers in the trade throughout different world markets, and are responsible for all local marketing initiatives.
That means they live much closer to the consumer and are concerned with immediate, shortterm needs, while those of us in a central strategic role have a much longer-term, holistic view of the brand and its prospects. While I, as president of the Chivas and Glenlivet Group, may see myself, then, as the ultimate brand champion for Chivas Regal, it is my peers at these other divisions who are actually responsible for generating the company's profits in the marketplace.
It's important, clearly, to find a healthy balance between the long- and short-term needs of the corporation. This can be difficult in an organization that, like most others, is full of "marketing experts," people who believe that, if they are closest to the consumer and work with local advertising agencies, their ideas should predominate. And it makes it incumbent upon the brand, company, and champions-the C&G team, in this case-to demonstrate positively and constructively that there is a need for a global campaign that transcends local considerations. At the same time, however, the team must make sure that regional management is working with or on behalf of local management in the quest for the best solution.
Just as important as getting buy-in for a global campaign from local and regional management is getting buy-in from top management. When I first suggested the idea of new and truly global advertising within Seagram, our parent company, I made sure I rapidly gained the support of the president of the Spirits and Wine Group, Ed McDonnell, as well as the president and chief executive of The Seagram Company Ltd., Edgar Bronfman Jr. Their endorsements were a major factor in helping to focus people's minds throughout the group on the fact that we actually should consider having a worldwide campaign. Any uncertainty from the top would have been picked up quickly around the globe. The internal problems of then selling an idea not supported unequivocally by top management would have been intolerable, if not impossible.
Global advertising can work against global consumer needs. …


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Sgt. Christopher A. Henry, a Light Armored Vehicle repairer and technician with Light-Armored Reconnaissance Platoon, Weapons Company, Battalion Landing Team 3/8, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, speaks with some United Kingdom Royal Marine Commandos during an advance force operation and amphibious assault exercise aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C., July 22, 2010. The exercise was a chance for the MEU to build partnerships with foreign military members as part of Operation Auriga '10, a bilateral exercise with the United Kingdom.
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Valdosta - Sandra J. Tooley and Calvin Graham are up for the Valdosta District 2 City Council seat after neither one received 51% of the vote in November. At last check, Tooley was ahead with 95 votes, or 54.91% while Graham had 78 votes, or 45.09%.
Deb Cox, Supervisor of Elections for Lowndes County, says 22 provisional votes still have to be counted, so official results will not be announced until Friday at 10 AM.


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Having encountered many difficulties in buying condiments for cash from their suppliers, they decided to join the microfinance institution Soro Yiriwaso to bolster their purchasing power in order to pursue their food services and charcoal sales activities. This is their ninth group loan, and all previous loans were correctly repaid.
Mrs. Mariam D. will use her loan to buy 25 bags of charcoal and 10 cartloads of firewood from the coal producers of DIOUTIEBOUGOU. She sells at retail and wholesale, for cash and credit, to a mostly female clientele.
With this loan, the members expect to earn a monthly profit of 25,000 FCFA, which will be used to cover the children's health care expenses and school fees.
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Important InformationSoro Yiriwaso is a microfinance institution that works primarily in rural and semi-urban areas of Mali to provide underprivileged communities with access to financial services.The organization facilitates access for disadvantaged clients, particularly women, to new resources and services, fostering solidarity and cooperation among its clients. Kiva lenders' funds will enable Soro Yiriwaso to expand its outreach and target even more underserved Malians involved in business and agriculture.
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Four words of advice for African-Americans in the wake of George Zimmerman's acquittal:
Wake the hell up.
The Sunday after Zimmerman went free was a day of protest for many of us. From Biscayne Boulevard in Miami to Leimert Park in Los Angeles, to the Daley Center in Chicago to Times Square in New York City, African-Americans — and others who believe in racial justice — carried out angry, but mostly peaceful demonstrations.
Good. This is as it should have been. But if that's the end, if you just get it out of your system, then move ahead with business as usual, then all you did was waste your time. We are living in a perilous era for African-American freedom. The parallels to other eras have become too stark to ignore.
Every period of African-American advance has always been met by a crushing period of push back, the crafting of laws and the use of violence with the intent of eroding the new freedoms. Look it up:
The 13th Amendment ended slavery. So the white South created a convict leasing system that was actually harsher.
The 14th Amendment guaranteed citizenship. So the white South rendered that citizenship meaningless with the imposition of Jim Crow laws.
The 15th Amendment gave us the right to vote; it was taken away by the so-called "grandfather clause." The Supreme Court struck that down, so the white South relied on literacy tests and poll taxes to snatch our ballots all over again.
2 steps forward, 1 step back
Our history is a litany: two steps forward, one step back. The Civil Rights Movement was the greatest step forward since emancipation. So we ought not be surprised to see voting rights eroded again, the Civil Rights Act attacked, the so-called "War on Drugs" used for the mass incarceration of black men. Or to see the killing of an unarmed child deliver a message as old as the Constitution itself: black life is worthless.
We are in another period of push back. And worse, we don't even seem to know. It feels as if we have taken the great advances of the last half-century for granted. So yes, we need to wake the hell up.
While we were celebrating, others were calculating.
While we were writing nasty rap lyrics, they were writing senators.
While we were organizing Obama victory parties, they were organizing Tea Parties.
While we were buying DVDs, they were buying candidates.
While we were sending texts, they were building propaganda machinery.
While we were resting on the past, they were seizing the future.
Granted, the preceding casts a wide net. Yes, there are many of us, African-Americans and others, who don't need the admonition, who have always been awake. More power to them. But there are also many of us still sleeping.
So let Trayvon Martin's death and the acquittal of his killer be a wake-up call. Let it be a spur to stop reacting and start pro-acting. Let it be a goad to become better informed. Let it be a reminder to organize. Let it be an incentive to join the social justice ministry at church. Let it be cause to write your congressperson. Let it be an impetus to teach your kids.
Most of all, let it be an alarm clock, ringing in the darkness of a new morning, calling conscience to account. Do not waste this moment. The time for sleeping is done.


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Hes actually doing alot better than i thought he would, i was behind Fury alot at the beginning of his career i told my mates about him and the first fight they seen him in was the first Mcdermott fight after seeing that they all said he was ****e, at that point i stopped following him as i didn't think he would get much further than that level.
A year later he shocked alot of people by beating Chisora and earned back some favour, but i was quite annoyed when he vacated the title because it was the fight everybody wanted to see and after watching Price's last couple fights i was very impressed.
Another year later Fury beats Kevin Johnson and looked to have improved alot it was like watching a different fighter, dominated the fight with the jab and looked in alot better shape. Definetly changed my opinion of Fury, i'm a fan of Price & Fury now.
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Over the years Freddie has had speech therapy, occupational therapy, portage (early years therapy), sound therapy and physiotherapy, with varying degrees of success. We've found some therapies make a dramatic difference and have given him a greatly improved quality of life and some have been less so. The most important for him is speech therapy. Children with Downs Syndrome often have speech problems and delayed speech development. In addition to the usual issues, Freddie has hearing loss, is dyspraxic and has very delayed speech.
Getting adequate speech therapy in mainstream school has been very difficult. To indicate how Alice in Wonderland it can be, at one stage our authority suggested that Freddie's complex speech therapy needs could be met in three visits a year! It seems to me like suggesting that a child can learn to play a musical instrument in three visits a year. After a long tedious battle, we've finally got a speech therapist coming into school once a month to supervise a program for Freddie. It's still not enough, but better than nothing.
To get at bit more speech therapy input, we also take him once a fortnight to a speech therapy group run by a charity, the Bristol Downs Syndrome Trust. The session is run during the school day so he misses the afternoon lessons, but we feel that this opportunity to practice speech in a small group is very important.
We went to the group today. I picked him up early from school at 1:30 which he always thinks is very exciting! I asked him what he's been doing at school and get the usual shrug (I'm not sure if that's a "downs syndrome" response or a 10 year old boy response!) It takes about half an hour to get to the community centre where the sessions are held and as Freddie's not in a chatty mood in the car we listen to a CD. When we arrive, Freddie goes off to see one of his friends and play with some cars which have been put out. Most children come with a parent, but there are also child minders and support assistants from school. While the children play, we have a coffee and a chat; the social contact for the parents is almost as important as the therapy for the children.
There are 5 children in the group and most of them have been in the same group for 3 or 4 years and know each other well. The children sit in a semi-circle facing the therapist with the parents sitting behind. Each child has to find their name, stick it on the board, introduce themselves and say hello. Freddie did his in a whisper. They then had a story with various animals they had to name. Freddie had a "stripy zebra". After 10 minutes or so, we all moved to a carpet for another exercise, then, when they've all had a couple of turns, they move to a table where they do a posting exercise. Moving around a bit keeps them on their toes!
These sessions give parents and carers a great opportunity to learn new techniques to help our children's speech at home.
After the session we all go back to the playroom for a cup of coffee and a chat before we clear away. Freddie plays happily with a couple of his friends. Although he was very quiet today, he enjoys the group and we're very lucky to have one locally.
I was very impressed by how clearly and economoically you got across the impact of finding out about Freddie and how well you dealt with it without a trace of slef pity and so much love and dedication.
As the mother of an autistic adult I did envy you your self control and perhasp some of the help and support that disnt seem to be around in teh sixties when my son was born. I know you probably pursued it more efficiently and I'm glad its there for teh parents of todays children with special needs.
I didn't know how to write a blog but did write an account of bringing up my son which was published on a Chimpmunka website whichn is a mental health charity. It is called "Notes from a Literal Life" and can be accessed at chipmunkapublishing. But they will charge you
We really admire your strength & determination in ensuring that Freddy gets the support he needs and the opportunities he deserves. He is a gorgeous and obviously happy little boy. Really hope we see you this year. Dan & Wendy xxx


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MERCER'S D'KOTA Engler takes part in the pole vault inside at the WIAA Division 3 state track-and-field meet at La Crosse Friday. Engler finished ninth with a vault of 13 feet.
La CROSSE, Wis. - Mercer's D'kota Engler was no stranger to pole vaulting inside thanks to this year's brutal winter that never seemed to end.
So it was no surprise that he cleared 13-0 inside at Friday's WIAA Division 3 state track-and-field meet at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse's Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex.
Strong storms moved through La Crosse just after the Division 2 and 3 portion of the meet started Friday afternoon. The meet was stopped 700 meters into the 3,200 relay and just after field events started as heavy rain combined with lightning to force the clearing of the grandstands. The meet restarted at about 5 p.m. and went on well after dark.
Engler's 13-0 vault tied a school record. He ended up finishing ninth due to two misses all the way back to the opening height of 12-0. The fifth-place finisher also cleared 13-0.
"Unfortunately they count back to the misses, but it was a great meet for him, tying the school record in the last meet of the year," Mercer coach Bob Schenk said.
Mercer is used to vaulting in unorthodox places. Its home pit is in the school parking lot.
"I would have rather done it outside," Engler said. "It cleared up nice after the race. I've been used to the bad weather all year, though."
He was happy with clearing 13-0 at the state meet.
"I think I could have done 13-6; I just barely missed it," he said.
Marathon's Devan Gertschen won the pole vault at 14-0.
Lexi Engler's experience at state isn't over yet. She will compete in the finals of the 200-meter dash after finishing 10th in Friday's preliminaries. She ran it in 26.86 under the lights. Alexandra Hutchison of Columbus Catholic at the fastest time in 25.69.
She will also compete in the triple jump this morning. That event is held all in one day, like the pole vault and shot put.
Engler didn't advance to the finals in the 100 dash. But she did her run her fastest time of the year in the event at 13.14.She finished 13th in Friday's prelims.
Mercer freshman Sydney Thompson made her first trip to state. She finished in 13th with a put of 33-7.5. That was below what she did to advance to state, but it didn't diminish Thompson getting to state as a freshman.
Algoma's Kennedy Blahnik won the state shot put title for the fourth straight year with a put of 48-8. She owns the state record with a 49-1.5 from last year.
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Brennan Clay's historical November won't give him a big head
Brennan Clay has gained yards, scored touchdown, made history and surprised a bunch of people along the way.
Oklahoma's third-string running back at the start of the season is a large reason why the Sooners went undefeated in November.
It started with his career performance at Iowa State, carried on into his run that helped set up the Kenny Stills' touchdown in West Virginia and ended the month with his historical rush into the end zone in Bedlam's first overtime win to give Oklahoma the win.
Stills said Clay's Novemeber performance just shows who he is, his "true character."
"There are plenty of times he could have shut it down and said, 'Forget it' but he's still the hardest working guy in that group," Stills said. "When his time came, he took advantage of it again like he did at Iowa State.
I was just proud of him. I know he probably shed a few tears. It's good when you work hard and something like that comes to you. "
But despite all that, the Sooners will make sure that Clay does not get a big head.
Stills said they joke and call him 'Superstar.'
"He's the same old Brennan," Stills said. "We always give the guys that do really well a hard time just to make sure they don't get a big head. We just let them know that in our minds he hasn't changed."