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EFCL Plans for 100th Anniversary
Dear Community League President,
March 14, 2012
I want to give you a quick update on the federations 100th Anniversary Project, which will be brought to our membership for a vote at our Annual General Meeting on April 30 (please see the specifics on page two of this letter).
We are quite excited about this project, as we feel it will be an excellent way to recognize the contribution of community leagues and individual league volunteers for the work they have done for many, many years.
As you may have heard, the plan is to upgrade a portion of Hawrelak Park, in the citys river valley. Given the magnitude of this undertaking, we intend to do it in phases.
Phase One is to construct what we are calling the Community League Plaza. About 5,200 sq. ft. in size, the plaza will be a gathering place for park visitors near the footbridge at the southeast corner of the parks main lake. The plaza will feature a number of information pedestals where we can describe the key contributions leagues have made to Edmonton, including the development of minor sport (soccer, hockey, baseball, ringette), hundreds of recreational facilities and countless community programs.
It is also our intention to engrave the names and year of incorporation of every community league into the base of plaza, perhaps in a shape representing the City of Edmonton so visitors can see where each league is located and visualize how the federation was developed.
We want the plaza to be partially covered, with a series of permanent tables and chairs, so visitors can enjoy a picnic in the shade. A couple of fireplaces, some landscaping and a significant donor recognition feature with the name Community League Plaza will be installed at one end.
Phase Two is all about upgrading the stream area which runs past the southern edge of the plaza. Wed like to see this stream brought to life, so that children could make better use of it. This phase would also include a granular trail alongside the creek, some park benches, flower beds or natural plantings, a decorative bridge and a boardwalk/dock area at a pond near the top.
Phase Three will see the development of a water play feature above the stream area, next to the existing childrens playground. It will also include benches, tables and plantings, along with a
granular trail that connects it to the rest of the development.
Taken together, this project will connect the lake, plaza, stream, water play feature and playground, giving visitors of all ages another reason to visit the citys signature park.
Naturally, a development of this scope will cost some money to build.
In fact, a rough estimate just received from the city suggests that we would be looking at about $700,000 for the plaza alone. The rest of the development while still very much conceptual at this point is expected to bring the total to at least $2 million.
With this in mind, it is our intention to approach a variety of groups and individuals for donations. This list includes individual community leagues, community league alumni, the federation, the city, province and federal government and corporations.
We have decided to approach the leagues first for two reasons.
First and foremost, it is essential that the leagues support this project. Before we can present it to the government or private corporations, we need to know that the leagues are onside.
Secondly, it is our intention to ask the government to match all donations.
At a meeting of the EFCL board of directors on March 8, it was recommended that we ask each community league for a donation of $400, each year, for five years. If approved, this would raise a total of $310,000 and get the project off to a tremendous start.
This motion will be presented to the leagues at our Annual General Meeting, which is set for 6:30 p.m., Monday, April 30, at Beacon Heights Community League (4418-118 Avenue).
If the motion is approved, then $400 would be added to the invoice the EFCL sends to each league each fall for its membership fee. Collection of the funds would begin this fall and end in 2016.
We are currently preparing some conceptual drawings, to help describe the nature of this project.
It is our intention to send these drawings to each league with additional information about our project and our Annual General Meeting in the first week of April.
In the meantime, please direct any questions you might have to our executive director, Allan Bolstad (email@example.com.
Also, please note that you are welcome to attend the next meeting of the 100th anniversary project committee, which is set for 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 4 (RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com). The committee would welcome your suggestions as well as your involvement, as it could use a couple more volunteers.
Thank you very much for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely yours,
David Dodge
Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues
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This sounds like something quite interesting. I wouldn't mind seeing more of what this project will look like.
LRT is our future, time to push forward.
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^Ya, I'm pretty sure our league would have no problems donating $400 a year for 5 years for a legacy project of this magnitude.
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Not only is this a good idea, but it's an idea that doesn't seem to be asking for money from the local, provincial, or federal government. Bonus points for that!
I hope the connecting stream is cleared for skating in the winter.
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- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Cut 4 5-inch rounds from the pastry. Make a 3-inch circle in the center of each round, being careful not to cut to the bottom of the dough. Bake on a parchment-lined baking sheet for 22 minutes, or until puffed and golden. Carefully lift out the 3-inch round from the center to create a nest with a top. Set aside to cool.
- Raise the oven to 450 degrees. Season the inside of the quails with 1/2 teaspoon of salt and a few grinds of pepper. Lay 1 slice of foie gras in each quail cavity followed by 3 truffle slices and top with the remaining foie gras. Truss the quails. Season the outsides with 1/2 teaspoon of salt and a few grinds of pepper. Melt the butter in an ovenproof skillet over high heat. Sear the quails, 20 to 30 seconds per side. Place the pan in the oven and roast for 10 minutes. Turn the quails and roast for 5 minutes more. Remove and keep warm in a covered dish.
- Place the skillet over high heat on top of the stove. Pour in the wine and bring to a boil, scraping up any browned bits on the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon. Simmer for 1 minute. Pour in the stock and demi-glace and simmer for 3 minutes. Stir in the figs and simmer for 1 minute. Stir in the 1/4- inch cubes of foie gras and simmer, stirring, for 1 to 2 minutes, until the sauce is reduced to 2/3 cup. Season with 1/4 teaspoon of salt and pepper to taste.
- To serve, put each quail in a pastry nest. Drizzle with sauce, top with the pastry round and surround with the figs.


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It's pretty old news at this point that Peter Berg abandoned the ever-troubled Dune franchise to direct the surely glorious Battleship (AKA, Big Friggin' Boats VS Aliens), but with Avatar proving that dense, strange science fiction can really shake the box office up, it was only a matter of time before this thing got rolling again with a fellow at the helm.
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Tight end Brandon Myers could leave the Oakland Raiders during the off-season. The assumption is based on the fact that Myers had his best season so far in his career and is a free agent.
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Joseph Dimsdale, K�q. AUDITORS-A. A. Mieville, Esq. and Wm. Hammond, jun. Esq. INSPECTORS-J. A. Paris, M.D. F.R.S., Fellow of the ColUge of Physioiani, and C. D. Yeats,M.D. K.R.S., Fellow of the College of Physicians. CHEMICAL SUPERINTENDENT-Mr. Richard Phillips, F.R.S L. and E. BANKERS-Messrs. Barnard, Dimsdales,and Barnard; and Messrs, Wright .-ind Co. The views of the Company will extend to the Home and Export Trade, as well as to the Wholesale Supply ef the Profession and Public with uoadulterated Drugs and Chemicals of the best (Juali-ty at reasonable Prices. No Retail Business whatever will he done by the Company. Until the appointment of a Secretary, the Banker* of the Com^-any hnve consented to receive applications for Shares; and a period will shortly lie fixed for the distribution thereof, when the Parties to whom they are appropriated will be informed, and a Deposit of U. each requireiMo be iiaid. -i� Bonds of aooi. each. MEXICAN 5 per Cent. Loan.-Notice is hereby given, tliat in consequence of Stipulations in the Conlrnct concluded between Don Francisco de Biiija Migo'ni, Agent to tlie Mexican Uovtmment, and ilesirs. B. A. Goldschmidt and Co. Certificates ofthe above Loan, to the amount of 62,700/., over and above the ordi-jjary Sinking Fund stipulated for in the general bond,* have been purchased with the first instalmeut of the sum directed to be set apart from the jirococds of the lait loan negotiated for account of the Mexican Govei-ument, for the imrshase of Certificates ofthe iimt Loan; .nd that such CERTIFICATES were yesterday CANCELLED and deposited in the Bank of En^"ind by his Excellency General Jon Mariano de Michelena, Minister Pleuipotentiary from the United Stnlos of Mexiso to Great Britain, jointly with Messrs. B. A.GoMschmidt and Co. and iu the presc;ice of Mr. John Newton, Notary Public. CblRTIFICATES CANCELLED. Letter B 37 2545" SOG7 6272 8203 9S63 11637 13519 15JGI 91 35C2 4019 6273 8201 9S61 1I73G 1353 1520 5 95 ian 4163 6291 S205 9565 II751 IJifS I52(v. Ui 2633 42G4 6295 820a 9566 11760 13050 15267 ISO 5Gi9 4W5 6296 S207 9507 USIS 13663 1 biW 323 SC9i 4579 6297 8231 9563 11S31 I3GfiO 15291 m 270S 4fi0i 6293 8317 9570 11859 IS'yW 154-22 1950 S753 6145 7SIt 9518 11257 1S135 15216 159i3 2Si9 SG59 6152 7SH 9565 11292 13171 15218 S271 3772 0161 7Si45 0G20 11319 13211 15219 S12T S991 6221 TS95 06SS 11322 I322S 1522* SICB 3919 6230 SOSG 9721- 11170 13363 15213 S17S 3059 6261 8203 9S99 1162S 13368 15303 Together Four Hundred and Eighteen Certificates of One Hundred and Vifty Pounds each, amounting to Sixty-two Thousand Seven Hundred Pounds; HE LEASEHOLD ESTATE INVESTMENT COMPANY.-Capitel 1,000,000 Sterling, DIIIECTORS. �rWaltcrStirling,Bart.F.R.8.A.8 Jlir Henry llycroft li^or General Dun�an Darrosk Kicholas Brown, Esq. Charles Hirlsy, Esq. James Irving, Esq. Benjamin Linthomc, Esq. William Heald Ladlow, Esq. William Rothery, Esq. John Soan�, Eiq. F.R-8. R.A. William Wilkinson, Esq. Thomas Young, Esq. BANKER8-8ir Walter Stirling, Bart. Stirling, andHodsol; Messrs. Williami, Burgcss, and Williams. SOLICITORS-Messni. Freshfigld, Kaye, and Freahfie) d. SURVEYOR-George 8mitl., Esq. At a period when British c.ipital, to almost an incalculnhle amount, luisbeen eipeudcd in foreign speculation"! beyond the control of the odrenturcrs, and consequently ofa nature doubtful and hazardous, the prudent mind is uaturally directed to such invesimantjj at home, as afford security for the capital, and at the same time hold out a reason-ble ftiKiieclation of a higher rate of profit tlmn can be obtained from the public fundi!. Owing to tbe great increase of wealth :tnd population the building of housnsupon leasehold estates has, in all parts of Great Britniii.boen carried o� to an unespccred estent, but at the amne time not to exceed the demand. Individual capital has been, and continuei trt he succesifuKy emb.irked in iuratmentB securcil uj)rm Jensehold estates, and owing to the great increase of buildings, there is still nande room for the beneficial employment of capitJilin this deseriptioa of security. Leasehold property is constantly offoring for sale, upon tcrmn most gdvantageoui tothc pKrchaner, and it has therefore been suggctted by eaiJitalis'i of experience and respectability, that a Public Company, proiierly inktituted,.iMd -with a capital and establishment, excluoively Jjiriictrd to thit object, would produce very beneficial rcsulu. I'pnjn cnlculations that are the result of actual experience, it ii aa-certained that a capital, inTCsted in the purchase of leasehold estatas, would .ivera^c a retura of from G to 8 percent.; ar.dthe description pf security would alway.s protect the Company against disappoint-�Qpnt in the receipt of its income, and tkus secure to the Proprietors the regalarity in dividend, which it is proposjcd shoaldbe madcbalf-yoariy, at the rate of a. percent,, leaving the surplus profit to be invested in creation of a fund, to be divided at future iieriods among the Proprietors, in sudi mnnner as may be hereafter agreed upon. It is well known that persons engaged in buildings of acknowledged �lihlic utility, are often unable to reap the advawtages of their spocu-lationafrom want of money to complete them. This Company would, at nil times, be prepared either to advance capital upon part, or make uurchaBcs, so as to eaablc the tradesmen to carry their undcrtakioss iMTo effect. The Capital to be divided into 2�,000 Shares, of Mi. each, upon which a deposit of ii to be immediately paid, and the remainder by calls, not exceeding 5/. per Share at one time. The affairs of the Company to be managed by a Board of Directors, consiiting of a Chairman, Deputy Chairman, and ten other Directors ; and 20 Shares to con^itute a qualification for a Director. Applications for Shares to be made to any of the Directors; Sir Wnlier Stirling, Bart-. Stirling, and Hod&ol, Bankers, Strand; Messrs. Williams, Burgess, and Williams, Bankers, Birchin-lanc ; or to Mr. Oeyrge Smith, Arcliite�t and Surveyor, Bread-strefl-hiH. WELSH IRON and COAL MINING COM-PANY.-Notice U hereby given to the Holders of Scrip in thji Company, that the Directors have resolved on mnhhig a CALL of FIVE POUNDS per Share, to be paidon or before the SOth inst. and alio RH i-isning 8hiires in lieu of Scrip Receipts; and the Scripliolders are therefore requested, either by themselves or by their authorized Agents, (o attend at the Offices of the Company, No. 40, Broad-street Buildings, on any day (except Sunday), between the Honrs of Twelve aud Four, from tlie llth to the SOth inst. for the purpose of paying to a Committer of Director.^, who will attend at the Offices, the amount of llie Call OB the Shares held-ni�o for the purpose of exchanging the Scrip for t);ie Sharet, and ofsi;''ning the Deed of Settlement, which has been approved by the Board. Shsuld it be inconvenient to any Scripholders to attend for the purpose of signing the Deed, printed forms of Po^rers of Attorney may be procured at the Olhces, empowering person! to execute the Deed for them, it being determined by the Director! that no 5cripholder can receive Shares for .Scrip until he ItiiH fufcl signed tht Deed of Settlement, and no Scrip can be ex-chanced for Hhnres nfter the 30th inst. By order Of the Directors, JOHN LAWFORD, Secretary. 40. Broad-street Buildings, April 6. IS^&. IMPERIAL DISTILLERY COMPANY__ Ciiiiitnl-jgGOO.OOO, in 12,000 Shares or �s� each. TRUSTEES. . Hamiic) Bojnnquet, Eiq. I Joiin FreJerick Piroo, Eso. Pelor Moore, Esq. M.F. | DIRF-CTORS. n. M. BARRETT, Esq. M.P., Chalrm.nii. William llusscll, Kiq. M.P. .Matthew Sultcta, Esq. Colonel Talbot, M.P. Robert Talbot, Esq. Jobn WilkJ. juu. Esq. WilliHrn Aston, Esq, J. r. Ca-� tliorne, Esq. M.P. John Dunst^n, l-'.sq. .lolui Gray, Esq. Koilert Hone, Ksq. A. W. Mnckinnon, Esq. F.U.S AUDITORS-John Campbell, Esq., John Fairlio, Esq., aud Wm Kershaw, Esq. BAVKEIIS-Messrs. I!osam|Uct, Pitt, Andcriliui, anil Co. STANDING COUNSEL.-Charles BeUainy, Esq. .and John Evans, Esq. SOLICITORS-Mensrs. Fislier.nnil Nnrcutt, Gray's Inn. DISTILLER-Mr. Thomai B.ainl. ENGINEER-Mr. William Griffith. SECRETARY-Mr. William Lane. The Shares hftving been nllottetl* no Turtlicr ai)L)iications can be re-ceiTcd. All communication* on the business of this Company, to be address, ed to the Secr�tary, nt the Offices of the Company, No. 9, Mark-lane. Prospecluies may he had on application to the Solicitors, No. 10, Holborn-court, Gray** Inn ; atthe OiBcesofthe Company; and at the Bar ofthe City of London Tavern. EACONFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, JVo. S, Cliatham-place, Blackfriant; No. IS*, Regent-street, Oiford-sirect, London ; and No. GO, Great Kiug-slreet, Edioburgli. DIRF.CTORS. John Wray, Esq. Chairman. Henry Hallam, Esq, Deputy Chairman, Benj. Anilcy,Esq, Henry J. Bouveric, Esq. James Bridges, E.sq. William P. Craufurd, Esq. Robert Ferguson, Esq. GeorgeHammcrslcy, Esq. J. Adair Hawkins, Ksq. Robert W. Hay, Esq. R. J. Wilmot Hoi-ton,Esq. M.P. Licat..Gen. Huglie^ David Laing, E*q. John Lainssn, Eiq. Sir Peter Laurie Sir Gregory A. Lewin Thomas II. Longdcn, Esq. James Mansfield, E�q. James Mackenzie, Ehq. Laurence B. Morris, Esq. Archibald Smith, E�q. William Sotheby, Esq. Sir Patrick Walker Abraham WcJIand, Esq. MANAGING DIRECTOR-Jnhn Clark, Esq. AUDITORS-\V. Petne Craufurd, Edward Penryhn^ and J. Abel Smith, Esqrs. Twenty-five per Cent, abatement of the ordinary Premium of Tn-surance on Private Dwullings; a reduction, proportionably liberal, on all other desrripiinn of property ; andun allowance of Five per Ccwt-in all cases, on the Duty payable to Government. REDUCED RATES. On BwellingHoKses and Furniture, not hazardous............, Prem. Duty. Total. s. d. 3. d. s. d. |. c 2 10 * P'r �lOO. jl 9 2 10 4 7 do. do. r.i 9 9 10 4 7 do. do. Farming Stortt............. - Bankers-Messrs. Hammersley aud Co. Pall-mall, and Sir Peter Pole, Bart. Thornten, and Co. Bartholomew-lane, London ; and Mesir.-. Kinnear and Son, Ediuhurgh. No average n the very last Lottery, No. 12.179,a Prize of SO.OOOi.; andscrerat other C;ipitals ; To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDW STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, HAVING received very flattering encouragement from various quarters, and particularly from many of my Friends of this City, I am induced to offer myself as a Candidate To the Situation of ono of your Directors. Some very respectable Gentlemen having already mado pretensions to year *uj>i>ort, I shall not venture to interfere with them on any immediate occasion ; but I now take the liberty of informing yen, that it is my intention to solicit the honour of your votes wkenever a fit open lag pr.scnts itself. My mercantilff pursuits from oarly life have accustomed mc to active habits of b\isiness, and if I am so fortunate as tn he placed in the situation to which 1 asi>irc. I promise you a faithful and zealous discharsa of the duties imposed upon me. I have the honour to be. Ladies and Gentlcmsn, Your most obedient .Servant. ^ HENRY ALEXANDER DOUGLAS JM,Oli Broad-jtrcet, llth Ajiril, IW. GYPTlXN~f0WBT"di^H^^^ii^b7"tTi^^^^ Mr. BELZONI.-Tho EXHIBITION of the EGYPTIAN TOMB IS NOW OPEN, at 3S, Lcicestcr-viuaro__In consequence of the ox- traordinary expenres ineuiTcd by Mrs. Bclioni in takinjlit down at Paris, couveyin;^ it to this conntry, and ercctimr it here, with the addition of the Hall of Six Pillars, the price of admisiion is Ss.-Open from Eleven till Six. HULL and LONDON STEAM PACKETS The Public are most respectfully informed, that those well itm>wn heaotlftti Stoa� Packets, PRINCE FttEDBKICK �nd YORK SfllREBlAN, will run, durinp the Season, from Custom-house Quay T#Uh Goods and Passengers, every Tuesday and Saturday ftlominp, precisely at Seven o'clock, vir.-.-Prince Frederick, Captain Eyre, ev�ry Tuesday Morning; Torkshir�man, CapUin Foreman, every Saturday Morning. These elegant vessels have most excsllont ac-COKimodations for Passengers, with aenarats: Cabins for Ladies and Female Atteidantj. Fares-Best Cabm, II. lis. Bd.; Fore Cabin It. Is. ; Children half-price. HASTINGS NEW POST COACH, th PARAGON, in Eieht Howrs, leaves Nelson's Office, 5S, Pieca-dill.v, nod BuU Inn, Ald^tito, every Morning, at Half-past Eight, through Dattle and Tunfiridge, to the Coach Office, in tho Priory Hastings. This Coach carries only four inside, and will bo found n cheap, safe, and commodious conveyance for Families. THE CREDITORS of the late THOMAS PRINNOTT, Oldli.im-street, Manchester, Innkeeper, who were Creditors on the SOth day of October last (the date of the A^^isrnment), arc requested to send in, immediately, to Meiirs. Law and Cnatea, Solicitors, 13, Piccadilly, Manchester, a Statement mf their Claims against his Estate, in order that tliey may be oiamined previously to a Dividend, -which is intended, forih-vdth, lo be made of the Estate and Effects of the said Thomas Prinnott. TUiTiON.-A~Married CLERGYMANTaTM of Oxford, wishes to enpa-c in tlie CLASSICAL TUITION" of .SIX PUPILS, or in the PREPARATION of YOUNG MEN for either of the UNIVERSITIES, �whom he-H-ould receivo into his Family, and treat, in every respect, ,1.3 members of it. The houaa ii pleasantly si-tuated in a very healthy part of Wot Bromwifh, on the Great North and Holyhead Road, lUoiig which Coaches ar� succeaiiraly passing-from and to all parts of the Kingdom.-Apply (by letter, jjost paid) to R. y. Post-office, West Bromwicli. PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, m.ade^ in a cause -ffhcrein ** Christiana Coiyland, �widow, and others" arc plaintiffs, and " Thomas Davison and others''' arc defendants, such persons as have any claims affeotin^ the VICAR-AGP:S ofCOOMBE, in tlie county of Southampton, and HARTBURN, m the county of Northufnberland, are to come in and prove their claims before Francis Paul "Stratford, Esq. one of the Masten of tiie said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildinps, Chancery-lane, Lnndon, on or before the 30tU day of April, lSi5, or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said order.- Withy, Solicitor, Buckingham-street, Strand. _____ \ GENTLEMAN, a widower, havinc; more room Sm- in hi..trect, will mt^et with due attention in a few days. ARESPECTABLE middle-asred Person, wlio has been accustomed to the Wine and Spirit Business for many years, -wishes to engage as a COLr.,E Canal-Cbcihirr Iriii Company-Equitabit* Loan BdI--Rapar,iousuC'is of Pawnbrokers-Miis Foote and the Pre'^-s; Critique on her a. Buckland and Smith, Land .V^enu and SurycyorB, 3, Fumiral's Inn, London. HIRE.-To be by CONTRACT, .1 valm'il'- 1 " - _ ^ ' Land-tai rpdeeir.cti, meat eli;riblj siW.tte - , �rnld, in the >~crti-ridini cf tbo Count) !-rcJ(; ; E�tat�]ay.i:ii rin; f-nc?, iinil contains ^--rei anaputure land anci-jdin. about 33 acro> o; cAa ti ins pUiitationi>conTCDie3tlv divided if. IJCctirely called a.n(l k LOW HAWK HILL, sutMtanlia! farm-hous? each ; tbe whole in czc^-lie-it rc in^bed^es, full of v.ilunble t!ln^:er trr-.. patiou of respectable tenrintij at rt-''-. ".i, proveditatc ofthe times, of :\.oiri:'.-r- ^- . getber, forcibly a tnoit demrabie obi..i-t The tcnr\iit5 upon Ibc rC5i.et;iTe V.-iri.".-, v. tb� Estate may be seen, and further n.i r (if by letter, po^l paid) to Mr. O. .Mkfu^ Lothbury, London, -iTbo wiil treat tor in.-and Gray, Soliritor?, York; .Me^^n. Jii York;; and of -llr. J, COnivJortlj, Nottinsliainibirc. a-, the .SiURE.S. "Id HOLLING.SOROVE. - - dtt^- irou^h II. . axaule, ms.r-. 1 Ian ' Ifsat i!-srs>% I -: l:-"^ atuc::? � i;iv.--.t:nent to tn ; ' lii r.':i:)\T tbc i.ti;;e- � LuLir., itad, upo;i r, u, >obcitiir, 2. Chill aine ; .ii,o of Meiir yre, l.,.,:, ANTS.-^Tu be >01 1) TRACT, a FilPlKlIOLI) V.ST tlju about 7 miles PorL-imouth Tur:;;)ikc-rLai.!. ^.n lia.TjbJedon. frcn !Th;t:h tO' Havnnt. Itconiriini .ibtiiit i-n, in ineadQ-v nnd pnitnre, n iid ;i iinii:'! i subitantial dweliinj-house. -.vj^li ^jjr rnam^, kitchen, pantry, dair \ ftrw years since erected ; aiul an m. I:, choice fruil-treui; -i br.ck at-iiiL-ri iI.id uient out-bon-^eJ. Tliere ij an ^ixcrii i'.a tho iron j; iiiveitmeiu cf c^n 1.-For pnrtirui.irj tV. Mmchm, ] ! itjr, 3 T -ELIGIBLE PITRCHASE, DEVO:^,^iV> : Jli SOLD by PRIVATK ( ONTIIACT, a nic = : desirable . SIDENCE, lituated bet^e^-n 1 avijirx.-k. Piymoutli, ai;d Dcvo:!;: It consiqti of an e>cellcr.t Hiiuio, O-u iferu, PL-i.ntaLJ(;::. cc. fit f.- ' .-reaidence of a g-entaei Family, vit.'i a'l.i.:*^ aerc3 of L I r. spectable ten.inl-i. The Est-i'.e v.\ x v^ry g'-jod i-aini::;; J:-. nccarditi^ to the in:ouH ft' :ibif n-ini-i"'. ;rai several Jcde; c-^pi-'J tin, and le.id, ruiuiiiip ihrnu^-lt if. The .ituatica n beauti.''u!. rr-; "tvooded and watered, atid the |jlantari.)n^ are very thrivini:, of liet-.rei^ 30 and 1*) year-*" ^^'� Alto-etber it forin.-i a mast dc^irabl - r : sideuce, and one rarely to be uhtamoti, ht^iu^' in .-i i;rj5i!y rir'pc.' .' neiphhourhood,-ivhere ElHldns", '-ilioucing-, .i:ul tiuntinir, are jiarii,. i good.- Every inform;i ti.'.i ma v be h.iii on n pp'.ica tion (if I'y J.>tt-.^r, paiil) to Mr. Shav.-, l-^, L-;iy-;;I.-irc, Loiuluu ; .Mr. W. .Martin, p.j-it-^>-� Tavihituck; or .Mr. H. T. Lakcman. I.aail Surveynr, ."Miltoa Anb-:tl Devon, who uiJl -iv.' .-hi ovAcr lo Mf-v rl;-? K-itafo. -iad -li' inir-ji.jL bciup at N'>. h, DuYereu7:-ri;urr, TtMniii-'. !.-,:lii:i, Crovn u---" U'"^ -April to the 3tb of May, wliere i m.ip i'l-i.-ai-.-'ej l!;.i> '.��c'l-- Tlie Fixtures .iiul Furniture miy be ,!t ,t vaiuatu-a ; ;i had uf the hnu?e, :;-arilei;^. and ibout ,u Tl"! i^f the land, r - .". short notice; ami ]iart f the pure Ua-iti ni v laay rctr.aiii. �� '-� rity of the }*remi.ies, at i y.-r rear. '} '.if F.^Uitc h:^ 'j ; .-: famed fur the superiority "i the ciiii_'r li-.tuf on it; a.n(l t.;.^ >t.:.; ��-r �. are nearly ?0 acres, Tliere ia a capital v".)rn or iTour laili 'i '-'�i a conatant supply of tr-ter la iLje tinejt j - Herefordshire-Moit eii^'iblc Prf-miif. vate Ucsidence.-To be .SOLD by TRAM, nt the Swan Hote!. iu the t day of May, 1^-25, betweea nouiu uil thoie Dc�irable F "07"HITCHU]lCIi " compriiiiii;: a u.i i;-, rnitory. conveuietir atr and garden,-with .\bt)uL tarec n iu the plo.tianl villag^e of vV ti brated rivers Wye arid i,.drr.Mi mouth, and ^ii from Roi: . [or a Cla:, = ical Scii " .�lUCTION, b� JOH ^0 of Ilo-HS, 0:1 Fri-ili/ of Four niui .Sit i;^ Lie i[ Ai;. ;:a:bb London, Briitnl, Heref There i* a ^-overnment n money may remain on ii iluatinii. For a view ot the P : letter i>oi,t3'^c pau]> i -Mr. Bryan, -uiicU.-r, M. B^)a^ders under liisriir . Capital Premise*. -f^t-An eli-ii.!.' ^HE lonn; M ^.Sl; best part "f Che.f u iiiJr. office. The Htmsf ia uinrt- i bourhood, -tiid well ralculat. or the situation ia mo-it rr Bazaar. Enquire of Me^.rs. .S- c , H 0 i 1 riina Landi in tiie County of \vi:-i.ouior .^uir. -� ] i ALXTrON, ^ichia r. ^ I burjjb, on Wedue^dnv. ti;*' ijtb duv oi Mav the Afternoon, if :n-.t nr.'v imi-iiv .>, irardi of -ie-^ are ai able. >lr% . anil nt r-st--.Mf ^n noit pnrt, ayou'UrTu ip'"-^i rf. I u-- r--:n.ii acrei of youn^ thnviPE- ]-i;!iii (ii':v^. m . inniu ed) and e^CfUenl pasture Ij.-ium. i;ir':-r-;:ame on the prjjitTt V. a [1(1 I [ i. pi;ia v. t\n i,-u i-nut-iii^ lakes lu tac ,-.niiii \. The whole ot it'... e I-Hin:. ;n i. -. Farm-houses n:\ii Uifu r^; ar'' i:i .-..i, ,i;�,111� o iub-,Laut'al rcnuaf^. I ftte. _^F"rfurther partirul.ir'.. a:Milv ti .mc. iv.i.':;ar �Votmiiliiier; or In ,).'ii:;t. W'rni.*.. i',-.;. V, Howe-Street, K-].nburg!i. m ir.n-^c^ a-'n Plans of Hid E^tat.' Mr. Can; > , A ;n.-ti r.;i vi.t aa. 1 r^i;^; Ai^ent, ^0. Pall mall, Loiid>in �. rJ i.-'.i la m.'-. b'j iia-l >�:' M;-_-;-. bion, Lij;lil f .>t. and R.^?^v�J, Sniiril. r iquar*;; Meisr?. Sewell :ir>'i idarii. ^>� Fountain Inn^, i'nrtauioutb and ( .i-vc-.: Ii'.' mpton; aad nt rlie Auctic'i Mart. L'r.il :�� OFFICERS in the Kind's or Hon. East India Com-pany^ Service, and CIVILIAN'S proceeding to TROPICAL CLIMATES, are iaformed that thoy can lay in the WHOLK of their OUTFIT for the v�yag� and supply for arrival at Wb�Ic�ale Prices-say, white jean and lattean trowsers from ii. to lOi.; ditto ifitcoats, 4^. to 61. ; ditto jacketa, 73. to Us. ; Ruuia drill trowsers, to When made to-order lo par cent, cifra. Full-tize plsia cotton sbirt% 2s. 9d.; g'ood at *3. and excellent at ba. Ladieu are fur-oiihed with their Outfiti on similar termi. Shippiug- iufurmatioa given to person.^ eoing- abroad.-SILVER and Co. (late Arrowsmitb and Ivcr) 9, Cornhill, near the Maiision-honje, London. A NTI-CORK,OSIVE PERCUSSION GUN- TWO 11UNDRED THOUSAND POUNDsT -All TO-MOllROW-All in Sterling Money-All Lottcriet will soon end-All Prizes. No Blanks !-G. CARROLti solicin attention to the jiresont Scheme, .ind is sorry to state it is one of the List oppor-tniiitio^ to obt.'titi ,1 lar{;e Fortune for .1 small Sum, Govcrmncnt liavinij detennineil to abolisli Lotteries for ever. The .�f heme foRtaiiis Four Prizes of .fio.txIO '. With Thirty otlinr r.ii)itals, &c. &c. nmountiui; to .�300,01)0 ! All in One Day, NEXT TUESDAY, I3tK April. Tickets ami Shares for the nhnvo Srhcme, All To-morrow, 12th .^yril, .ire now on S.ale at CARROLL'S Offices, 19, Cornlllll; 1, CharinB-cross; nnd 36, Oxforil-strcct; -where be lately sold Four Prizes of 90,0001. in Four Months.___ BISU cannot impress on the minds of his best Friends, the Public, too sirong-ly, tlint this is one ofthe last op-jiortunities to gain a lar^e Fortune by a small risk, as Lotteries must soon terminate for CTer.-TO-M0B.ROW, all must be Drawn.- Four Prizes of .f 50,000, with Thirty other Capitals. There are ^o Blanks, every Nuinber is sure of ^5.atJeflsi, raakioff a Grand Total of r-200,000, ALL TO-^lORllOW, (I9lh Aiirih. A varicly of Numbers arc on Sale at BISH's Offices,4, Cornhill,and 9, Charinp-rros!; �berc, in tho short siiacc of Three Months, viz. m October, NoYcmbcr, and December last, he shared and sold S,�'S........a Prize of........jg30.00O IS,T.......................... 30,000 No. C99.......................... 90,000 15.301.......................... 20,000 \b,iV,.......................... 20,000 And 99 minor Oa^ntals. N.B. In every Lottery drawn in APRIL, BISH has been iiartiru-larly fortunate in sellinp Capitals. Jn one April he sold ALL l"� Three -fiO.OOO-an event unparalleled in Ixittcry Annali. lnue�o> April tab been dcsijnalCiJ BISH'S LUCKY MONTH! unptoii-s'reet.Soho, beg-leave to inform the Xnhility, Gentry, and Sportinj; World in General, that tlieir Po-o-der. liavinj received the decided approbation of ftUsfho have hitherto u-ied it, may he liad in the various forms oft'aps and Patches, .-it per l,ov*i Halls ami fir.iin. It is Avarranted neither to c^Trode the gun, -.s-herchT flic lunst valu.able Karrels are so �.oon renilered daii;^enms. nor to mi^a fire. Samples sent (free ot ex)iein-e> to any part of the kinpil.'m, on rereiv-iiifC a letter (post paid") ^!-lth an impression of the lop and hotlom of the sized cap recpiired. on the seal-To prevent imjfosilir.ii. all Cans, &r. made by F. .1. and Co. are sold, seah-d up, in cases of-330 aud .'.Oo, witli tUeir signature on tliom. -An ano-.vnnre to the Trade-N.B. Chemical Tests and Ajiparatus oft-very description. CUEASE'S CHEAP PAINTS.-The f.^llow-in? much-approved Clicap Paiuti. continue to be manufactured by JAMES CREASE and SON, iJ, \Ves.t Smithfitld, for out-door purposes, viz.:-Invisible Green, SGs. and 464. pt'rc\rt., or iniiedforusc atCd. aud 7d. per lb.; Intisiblc" Olive, Sfis. ])t'r r\rt., nr mixt.'d at Sd. per lb.; Olive Greens, Sd., M., and Is. fid.; Superior Grecnu in Poi?--dcr, or in Oil, at per lb.; SiMnJsh Olive, 33. 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EVENTS: 2011 Japanese Classic Car Show Part 03, Street Style
Welcome to Part 03 of our 2011 JCCS coverage, where we look at tastefully modified cars that are more about clean lines and nostalgic style rather than going fast (although some clearly can). Let's jump right in with a shot … Continue reading
EVENTS: Eagle Rock Swap Meet
Aaah, SoCal. We know the rest of the country hates it when we gloat. But sorry, it's just damn nice to be able to take a leisurely Sunday morning cruise to an old school Japanese car bazaar. The Eagle Rock … Continue reading
Maisto Fifty-5s Datsuns and Toyotas Now On Sale
Back in January John discovered that Maisto was coming out with a new lineup of diecast cars honoring some of our favorite old school rides. Now they're out in independent retail and online stores. Most reports have indicated they are … Continue reading
EVENTS: Japanese Classic Car Show 2010, Part 04
We know Honda heads have often felt left out of the nostalgic car movement, but this year's JCCS had more Hondas than ever. Luckily, the N600s and Z600s didn't take up much space! It wasn't just the kei-sized creations of Soichiro … Continue reading
EVENTS: Japanese Classic Car Show 2010, Part 01
This is the first installment of many from JCCS 2010. Toyota USA is a major sponsor and they pulled no punches with several of the race cars in their collection. More on this later!
510 Day Observed, in San Diego
The first ever Datsun meet put on by the San Diego 510 Crew (Ismael, Miguel & Ramon). This meet was conceived not only as a tardy 5-10 day celebration, but as a way to get any other Datsun models out … Continue reading
More Nostalgic Minicars: Maisto Fifty-5s
For a car, a diecast replica is the equivalent of having a bronze bust in the shape of your grinning head sitting in a museum. So when John posted Maisto's new Fifty-5s, it was further proof that the 1972 Datsun … Continue reading
The Ghost Factory's Hot Rod Datsuns
Hotrod JNC's are fascinating if for no other reason, they reflect the American hotrod's influence in Japan. The JNC sub-culture took root some years ago thanks to the likes of Mooneyes and Crown Classics, but what shop has taken up … Continue reading


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To the editor:
While balanced and providing ammunition for both sides of the Obamacare debate, one part of Martin Schram's commentary, "Obamacare tidbits you likely never knew about," (Daily Journal, April 22) was particularly telling about Washington.
The Congressional Budget Office's updated estimates, while revised downward from February projections, do not represent a "savings" as Schram says. Instead, the budget office in its "Updated Estimates of the Effects of the Insurance Coverage Provisions of the Affordable Care Act, April 2014" says:
"CBO and JCT (Joint Committee on Taxation) now estimate that the net cost to the federal government of those provisions for fiscal year 2014 will be $36 billion, $5 billion less than the previous estimate of $41 billion, and that the net cost for the 2015–24 period will be $1,383 billion, $104 billion (or 7 percent) below the previous estimate of $1,487 billion ..."
No mention of savings. Elsewhere the budget office states, "The ACA will have a smaller budgetary costs than those agencies estimated in February 2014;" and on Page 1 in summarizing its findings the budget office references "budgetary effects." In the real world, which excludes Washington, words like "net cost," "budgetary cost" and "budgetary effects" are typically not associated with "savings."
Using Schram's economic reasoning, if a household projected its May grocery expenses to increase $150 but grocery expenses went up only $100, that household saved $50. If only the household had projected a $300 increase it could have saved $200. Now that's "savings" Washington-style.
Stephen LePage


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Speakers, Degree Recipients, and Honorees
Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony Speaker
Anthony G. Katagas
Anthony Katagas is one of the most prolific producers working in American independent film. Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture for his role in producing 12 Years a Slave, he has produced nearly 35 films in the last twelve years.
Along with his Oscar, Katagas' awards include a BAFTA, Golden Globe, Broadcast Critics' Choice, Independent Spirit and the coveted Darryl F. Zanuck PGA award for Best Picture. Additionally, his films have garnered nominations or awards from the DGA, SAG, National Board of Review, Gotham Awards, New York Film Critics, and Los Angeles Film Critics and appeared on the prestigious AFI list for achievement in film.
A 1992 graduate of Western New England University, Katagas earned a degree in Government and was an accomplished lacrosse player. He went on to study acting, photography, and screenwriting at New York University and in 1999 started Keep Your Head Productions, geared towards producing independent films in his hometown, New York City.
Katagas has worked with award-winning filmmakers including John Hillcoat, Steve McQueen, Wes Craven, Lasse Hallstrom, and Sofia Coppola. He has produced films including Andrew Dominik's Killing Them Softly starring Brad Pitt; Justin Zackham's The Big Wedding starring Robert DeNiro, Robin Williams, Susan Sarandon, and Diane Keaton; and James Gray's The Immigrant starring Joaquin Phoenix, Jeremy Renner, and Marion Cotillard.
A native of Long Island, Katagas lives in Manhattan with his wife and daughters.
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Gale D. Candaras
Gale Candaras served as a Democrat in the Massachusetts Senate and House of Representatives for nearly two decades.
After working in a volunteer capacity in town government for several years, Candaras was elected as State Representative for the 12th Hampden District, the largest district in the state, in 1997. In 2007 she was elected to the Massachusetts State Senate, where she served the First Hampden and Hampshire District until stepping down in January 2015. During her distinguished tenure in the Massachusetts Senate, she chaired the Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies and was vice chair of the Joint Committee on the Judiciary.
While serving in state government, Candaras was instrumental in helping to rewrite the state's alimony laws as well as passing tough drunk driving and anti-drag racing legislation. She continually worked to ensure Western Massachusetts towns received more equitable funding from Boston. She was also a strong advocate for private higher education.
An attorney, Candaras is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York. She has practiced family and business law in Hartford and Springfield as well as working for Goldman Sachs in New York City.
Candaras graduated magna cum laude from Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey, and in 1983 received her Juris Doctor from the Western New England College School of Law.
A native of Brooklyn, NY, Candaras resides with her husband and Professor of Law Arthur Wolf in Wilbraham, MA. They have one grown son.


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Legal Research Guides - Art of Mediation: Theory and Practice
Introductory Resources (Study Aids)
- Mediation in a nutshell / by Kimberlee K. Kovach. Mediation in a nutshell / by Kimberlee K. Kovach. KF9084 .K68 2010
- The corporate counsel's guide to mediation / Gary P. Poon. KF9084 .P668 2010
- The handbook of dispute resolution / Michael L. Moffitt and Robert C. Bordone, editors. KF9084 .H36 2005
- How arbitration works/ Elkouri & Elkouri. KF3424 .E53 2012
- Labor & employment arbitration [electronic resource] / Tim Bornstein, Ann Gosline, Marc D. Greenbaum, general editors. (available on Lexis Advance)
- Mediation: law, policy, & practice [electronic resource] / Sara R. Cole, Craig A. McEwen, Nancy H. Rogers. (available on Westlaw)
- The negotiator's fieldbook / Andrea Kupfer Schneider, Christopher Honeyman, editors. KF9084.Z9 N436 2006
- American Journal of Mediation - HeinOnline
- Arbitration Brief - HeinOnline
- Harvard Negotiation Law Review – HeinOnline, Lexis Advance, Westlaw
- Journal of Alternative Dispute Resolution – HeinOnline, Westlaw
- Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal – HeinOnline, Lexis Advance, Westlaw
- Williamette Journal of International Law and Dispute Resolution – HeinOnline, Lexis Advance, Westlaw
Legal Research Databases
- Bloomberg BNA Online - The Family Law Reporter
- Bloomberg Law
- Hein Online
- Lexis Advance under Family Law look up Mediation
- WestlawNext under Family Law search mediation
Mediation in General
- Mediation, Arbitration and Collaborative Law (Nolo)
- Mediation (JAMS) /
- MWI: Mediation and Negotiation Services
- American Arbitration Association
- National Mediation Board
- National Mediation Training Registry
- Conduct in the Mediation Session
- Mediation Techniques and Why Honesty is Always the Best Policy
- Mediate.com
- Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School
Divorce and Family Law Mediation
- Divorce Mediation (Divorce HQ)
- Association of Conflict Resolution
- Mediation as an Alternative to Litigation (divorcesource.com)
Mediation in Pennsylvania
- US District Court Western District of Pa Alternate Dispute Resolution
- Mediation Council of Western Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania Council of Mediators
- Pittsburgh Mediation Group
Other Libraries Mediation Research Guides
- Alternate Dispute Resolution and Mediation Research Guide (Georgetown)
- Arbitration, Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (Zimmerman's Research Guide – Lexis)
- Association for Conflict Resolution's Blog
- ADR Prof Blog
- Kluwer Mediation Blog
- Mediation Channel.com
- ADR Times
Browse the Print Collection
KF531-KF537 Divorce Separation
KF547 Custody
KF9084 Negotiated Settlement - Compromise
KFP100 Pennsylvania Divorce Separation
KFP104.6 Pennsylvania Custody
KFP560.3 Pennsylvania Negotiated Settlement - Compromise
9/17/2012; rev. 2/4/2013, 12/9/2013, 8/19,2015
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Check out this supposedly unauthorized Top Spin 4 promo starring Serena Williams and another woman called 'The World's Sexiest Gamer.' It features the former top lady baller in a onesie and thigh high boots showing off her gaming skills - a typical night at the ReRe mansion, no doubt.
I don't see what the big deal is here. After the catsuit and other near-nekkid ReRe moments this one is actually pretty tame.
Thanks jovan017!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
VIDEO VAULT: Serena Williams spins her top (and other parts)
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