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Evelin lives in the Noel Kemf Mercado section, the Plan 3000 Zone, in her father's house. She has 2 children from a common-law marriage. From that house she sells groceries, so as to help support her family. She has plans for her children to study. She invested the first loan in her store, making improvements such as the purchase of 3 shelving units. She used the second loan to buy commodities such as rice, pasta, soap, etc.
Ruth is president of the Enterprise Bank. Her business is selling underwear. She buys wholesale at the Barrio Lindo bazaar, then goes house to house through the neighborhoods selling on credit. This is how she spent the loan given her, which was a great help, since her working capital had been used up. With the help of the institution, she recovered her business.
Sonia is a long-time member who sells produce she buys from the El Abasto Market. She has a place in the little market in May 1st Villa. She has a common-law husband and two small children. She helps her family this way. She used the second loan to increase her working capital, and she now buys in greater quantities.
They are grateful to Emprender and Kiva for their trust in extending credit.
La señora Evelin vive en el Barrio Noel Kemf Mercado en la Zona del Plan 3000 en la casa D. su padre, es concubina y tiene 2 hijos, en la misma casa tiene una venta D. abarrotes, que D. esta manera ella cuadyuba en el bienestar D. su familia tiene muchas perspectivas D. hacerles estudiar a sus hijos y con el primer prestamo invirtio en su tienda mejoro mucho donD. compro 3 estantes y con el segundo credito lo utilizo para la compra D. productos como arroz, fideo, jabon hace,.etc,.etc.
La Señora Ruth que es la presidenta del Banco D. emprendimiento, que se dedica a la venta D. Ropa interior, compra D. la Feria del Barrio lindo al por mayor y lo venD. anbulando Bario por Barrio y casa por casa y deja al credito D. esta manera invirtio el credito que se lo otorga, segun lo que manifiesta que lo ayudo mucho por que ya no tenia capital por que se lo habia comido y con la ayuda D. la institucion nueva mente recobro su negocio.
La señora Sonia es una socia antigua que se dedica a la venta D. verduras que lo compra del abasto, ella tiene un puesto en el mercadito bien venido D. la Villa primero D. Mayo tiene su concubino, dos hijos D. esta manera ella ayuda a su familia sus hijos aun son pequeños, con el segundo credito que se lo otorgo aumento a su capital; ahora ya compra en un volumen mas granD..
Estan muy agradecidas con Emprender y Kiva por la confianza brindada en la otorgacion del credito.
Additional Information
About EmprenderEmprender has been working in Bolivia since 1999. It is dedicated to becoming a key tool in the development of its clients and the improvement of their quality of life. Operating in three of Bolivia's major cities – La Paz, Cochabamba, and Santa Cruz – Emprender offers both urban and rural clients the opportunity to obtain financial products tailored to fit their needs and businesses. These products include housing loans, salary loans, "opportunity" (short-term) loans, and higher education loans. To better the quality of life for its clients and non-clients through non-financial services, Emprender offers free medical consultations and health classes given by trained doctors.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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There is a lot of confusion around the term elastic recoil vs. braking in running. A critical feature of efficient running is a strong and stable base of support. Without this foundation, there can be no efficient transfer of energy.
Our tendons are highly adapted to storing and releasing energy under tensile strain. Jay Dicharry uses a slingshot analogy. As runners we must land a bit in front of our center of mass to store the energy and it then releases as we push off the ground. This is not braking if done correctly.
Can we tell what the runner is actually doing with a video camera? Not exactly as we cannot see forces?
But we can make some likely conclusions with slow-motion film as one can see a springy motion vs. a hard hit and resulting shock wave with an overstride. Muscles lengthen and shorten in the overstride and slow cadence pattern and compromise the elastic storage, as does trying to pick up your foot too soon with active muscle contraction (this is sprinting).
Rewatch this video on the "Principles of Natural Running" here. Do some of the drills shown in the video such as the jump rope and run with tether drill to learn how to land closer to your center. Also a must read is "Anatomy for Runners" by Jay Dicharry.
I've been curious about this for a long time and have yet to see a clear description of elastic recoil. This article comes closest.
It would seem that elastic recoil ought to be visible as a returning wave ripple would be in a tank of water. If the ripple returns at exactly the same moment as the initiation of the next wave, there'd be an additive result. The more aligned the touchdown of the foot with the center of mass the more the full power of the recoil might be synchronized to meet the ground at the ideal time at a particular cadence.
An over-stride situation would seem to provide a vector leading to a forward rotational force around the center of mass that would require a countering move by the body, wasting energy.
If elastic return could be measured, it could be fed back and used to optimize running efficiency for anyone that would care to learn what their ideal cadence might be.

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Two by Two Rescue
Two by Two Rescue will be at Helena Market Days this Saturday, August 22, 2015 from 8am to 12pm! We'll have a dog wash, sports bottles to sell, and adoptable dogs ready for kisses!
Please come out to show your support!
The event is located by the Helena Amphitheater by Buck Creek in Helena, AL.
Free Tomato Sandwich
We are closing the event with free tomato sandwich day. Come celebrate a Southern Summer Special!
This Saturday, August 22nd, will be our last market of the year, and we plan to rock 'n roll til the cows come home with The Old Paints from nearby Birmingham. Y'all come down between 9 and 11 a.m. for some of the purest pop and country music around.
August 8th
This Saturday, at the Helena Market Days, we are excited to have Chef Joe Sciarrotta give a cooking demonstration at 10am. He will prepare Grilled marinated gulf shrimp topped with peachy tomato salsa, fresh chives and creamy polenta.
Chef Joe grew up in Metairie, Louisiana. This explains his love for flavorful foods. He is a graduate from the Culinary Institute of America, class 1995. He worked on private yacht's traveling throughout the Caribbean and the United States. Chef Joe has lived in Helena, Alabama for the past eleven years with his wife Kathy and son Joey. He is currently the Executive Chef and the Food and Beverage Director at the Hilton on Hwy 280 and Perimeter Park. He has been an Executive Chef for over twenty years.
July 25th
We are honored to have our Chef demonstration from the world famous Bright Star restaurant.
An old friend returns to Helena Market Days on July 25th. Please turn out to hear the stirring sounds of Jim Quakenbush's (JQ's "Swing Time") trumpet. Jim performs to support "A Veteran's Final Call" which is set up to provide families with a live bugler for their lost ones rather than the prerecorded versions many are getting. "Music has been more than simply my passion from the time I picked up a horn," said Quakenbush. "I have found music to be the conduit through which I am, allowed to express and develop myself, often to a level equal to spiritual meditation." -
July 18th
Helena Market Days
This Weekend we are honored to have Chef Randall Baldwin from Dyson Low Country Cuisine with music from
Tiera Leftwich
and our Charity Spotlight is The Helena Belles.
Dyron's Low Country Executive Chef
Born in Saraland, AL in Mobile County, Randall grew up helping his mom and grandmother cook in the family kitchen. After spending a few years in the US Marine Corps, Randall decided to follow his passion for cooking and pursued his formal training at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY. While at CIA, Randall developed a deep admiration for Chef Frank Stitt and his dream was to work in Frank's kitchen. That dream came to reality when he earned an externship spot at Bottega during his last year of school.
Upon graduation, Baldwin was offered a full time position at Bottega. He was later promoted to Chef de Cuisine at Chez Fonfon and was eventually named the Kitchen Manager at Highlands Bar and Grill.
Growing up in Mobile County, Baldwin is very familiar with coastal cuisine and when he thinks of Lowcountry, he thinks of South Alabama. He thinks of catching fish as a boy and cooking them the same day. He loves fresh ingredients and he embraces the idea that with great ingredients, you don't need complicated dishes.
His plans for Dyron's Lowcountry include changing the menu more regularly to accommodate fresh and available local produce, while focusing on keeping the menu simple and true to his vision of the Lowcountry. When describing fresh ingredients, Randall said, "I want tomatoes that are still warm from the afternoon sun when they come in the back door of the restaurant." In his words, "I want to enhance the flavors in our dishes by focusing on finding the very best ingredients and preparing them in the traditional Lowcountry style. For me, that means simple dishes that have roots in coastal and Lowcountry traditions, just like my mom used to make.
Helena Video
Facebook Video of the Market from Chris Van Cleave
July 11th
BBQ Cook Off
The Best Butt in Helena Cookoff. Winners for People's Choice, Judges pick and Best Sauces in Helena! Trophies are provided and free samples for public to vote for people choice prize. All donations go the Friends of Helena Schools. Come try out the local BBQ.
Featured Music and Charity
Don't miss Helena Market Days this coming Saturday, July 11th. It will be huge! Be prepared to give 'til it hurts: the LifeSouth bloodmobile will be on site from 8 a.m. until noon. All blood types are welcome! After you give blood, reward yourself with BBQ samples from all of the participants in our annual Best Butt in Helena contest. Music will be provided by Helena's own Katie Searcy.
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Have you ever wanted to see the beautiful city of Chicago from above? Join us for an amazing helicopter skyline tour where you will see the city from a birds eye view! This is one of the most incredible adventures you can ever imagine. During our flight you will see all that this city has to offer - Wrigley Field, Navy Pier, Soldier Field, Willis Tower, John Hancock Observatory, Cellular One Field and the United Center.
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The Bible vs. Joseph Smith
In this unique documentary, produced entirely in Israel, a Christian and a Mormon sit down to dialogue about one of the most important questions of faith: How do we know if a prophet is speaking the truth?
Listen in on their fascinating discussion and follow along as they travel throughout the Holy Land in search of the facts. They will put Biblical prophets and Mormon prophets to the test in order to find out if their predictions actually took place in history. If even one prediction fails to come true, then that prophet fails the test!
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Language: English
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September 16, 2010
Volume 20, Issue 9
As the weather begins to cool down we start to think about our health and starting an exercise program. Lots of people take up jogging as one of those programs. Please remember the following:
Run facing traffic whenever possible.
Stay on the sidewalk. It is difficult to see runners on the road. The biggest constant threats to urban runners are vehicles driven by people who don't notice them.
When crossing a road, always use the "look thrice" rule which means looking for traffic coming from the direction closest to the curb, looking the other way, and then checking one last time in the direction closest to the curb. The "look thrice" rule will become a habit and will eliminate many hazardous situations, which were not caught by a cursory first glance.
Do not jog or run with a radio or music-player under any circumstances. You would be oblivious to car horns or shouts to "watch out". Some serious injuries can be avoided given a moment's notice of an onrushing vehicle.
If a car appears to be following you at low speed, jog calmly into a public building and try to get the license number and watch the driver's reaction. If the driver reacts in such a way as to indicate that you were or are being followed, call the police. If you are far from public buildings, a residence can be used as a refuge-of-last-resort.
Don't skimp on the stretching before your run. Why is this a safety issue? Because stretching can alert you to a pull or a strain before hand, and will minimize the risk of pulled muscles during your run. You will have reduced the risk of having to stop in the middle of nowhere!
Always carry paper money because it will be easier to slip into a sock or is less likely to fall out of a pocket. Consider carrying a c ellular telephone .
Double-knot your laces before leaving. You may not notice an untied lace until it trips you.
Avoid running or jogging in darkness . If you must, always wear clothing with reflective articles. At the very least, wear light colored clothing.
If you have a dog in your path stop jogging and walk around the dog, avoiding eye contact and sudden movement.
Street Smart
Tip: Look Smart
When criminals on the street seek out potential victims, strong consideration is given to appearance. The criminals first determine whether the person is alone , which is the reason we emphasize the need to travel with friends. If alone, you don't want to be in an isolated or dark area that you are not familiar with.
The individual's personal appearance comes next. Is the person aware of his or her surroundings, or does he or she appear confused, non-alert or even intoxicated? When walking, it is important that you know what is happening around you , and are going in a purposeful direction. If you see something that looks suspicious, turn around and go the other way. Trust your instincts!
When using public transportation don't fall asleep. Keep your valuables close to you, and don't overburden yourself with items that make it difficult to defend yourself. Above all, remember that being intoxicated targets you as a potential victim by signaling to the criminal that you are not wholly capable of caring for yourself, or even reporting an incident with any significant credibility.
Rape Aggression Defense Class
R.A.D classes are being scheduled now. Please contact TUHSC Police Captain Jarrod Sullivan or Sergeant Bryan Daigle for dates and times. Remember you can schedule special group classes for you and your friends and family.
For additional information or to schedule a class email firstname.lastname@example.com .
Please report all incidents or suspicious activity as soon as safety permits. Remember to travel in numbers whenever possible, utilize crosswalks, park in well-lit and populated areas, and to use the TUHSC Police 24-hours Security Escort Services. Stop at the lobby post or call 988-5531 for information and safety brochures. In case of EMERGENCY call 988-5555 or 55555 if on campus, and 911 if off campus.
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The Proceedings of the 10th International Conference Recent Progress in Many-body Theories
This volume contains the proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories. Two Nobel Laureates, Walter Kohn and Bob Laughlin, delivered invited lectures at this meeting. A major aim of the meeting was to foster the exchange of ideas between physicists working in all the diverse fields of application of quantum many-body theory. These include nuclear and subnuclear physics, quantum fluids, strongly correlated electronic systems, and low-dimensional condensed-matter systems and materials. Other topical themes included: density functional theory and its applications to nuclear and electronic systems, quantum dots and chaos, and trapped Bose-Einstein condensates. Through the breadth of these applications the reader should get a clear illustration of the power of the tools of modern microscopic quantum many-body theory, and their usefulness both in achieving a commonality of approach and understanding, and in transferring powerful ideas from one field to another.
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Perhaps next they can add the localized sounds of humming embroidery equipment and office background noise to complete the effect.
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As experts in the marketing of vacation rentals, we are used to provide consulting services to owners, including the development of personal websites to promote different properties and services.
In this context, we are looking for support to implement Wordpress websites. A very detailed procedure with step-by-step approach and screenshots is provided to meet the company standars for WP websites development.
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After a trial for the first website, additional wordpress websites installations will be requested if results and quality meet required level.
Content writing into French language, with a bit of marketing skills, will be a plus and could enhance the scope of this job.
English or French speaking people are welcome if they have the required skills in Wordpress and web-design.
Looking for someone on the long term, who will progressively partner with us and even propose additional solutions and suggestions to develop this business.
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I am about to open one for Alex... has anyone else done so, or started to look into them?
If so, which plan did you go with and why?
I am tempted to go with one of the NJ plans since it seems to be the most obvious choice for us (our current home state), but there is something about their Financial Aid Benefits that seems odd.Ā In NJ,"The first $25,000 of plan contributions will not be considered when determining a student beneficiary's eligibility for need-based financial aid awarded by the state of New Jersey."
Other states do not have a limit on the amount, they just say "the assets are not taken into consideration".Ā
So, dumb question, but are you only allowed to get financial aid from the state you live in?Ā Or, if Alex decides to go to NYU, can he apply for financial Aid in NY State?


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Hello!, I've decided that my bike a little too big for me, even at the lowest seat-post setting. It has built in suspension and I think that prevents it from going down as far as a regular seat-post would. All I need is for it to be maybe an inch lower. Heres a pic
I was thinking of trying out a seat-post without suspension, one I could make a little lower. Anyone have some advice for me on what to get? I'd like to keep it cheap.
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Question from kabul04
Stick or C-Stick?
can someone tell me please whats the difference between using the Stick and the c-stick or both?
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When using the vaccum
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Top Voted Answer
well, the C-stick controls the vaccum itself (it moves the nozzle). The control stick moves Luigi. You could use the C-stick when sucking up a ghost to continue facing it, but it gets really complicated, so don't worry about the c-stick in combat; just stick with the control stick.
However, in the field, you use the c-stick to aim your nozzle, so you could use it to focus the suction area when you hold down "R". Like if for example there is something really high up and you want it, you can hold down "R" and push the c-stick down (since down is up) to get it.
7 years ago
For best preformance use both. The control stick also helps prevent getting dragged
7 years ago
Rotating both while nabbing a ghost will dramatically decrease the time needed to finish it off. It is very helpful with those pesky Blue Ghosts.
7 years ago
Ive found that tapping the c-stick while holding the control stick works well for normal ghosts while holding both works well for boos
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Letha Celestborn
Aasimar (Musetouched)
Oracle (Life) 1/Ninja 2 Perc +6 Channel 3/4 Init +3 Ki 5/5
3' 5 110 lbs without equip.
Mystery, Oracle's Curse, Orisons, Revelation, Poison Use, Sneak Attack,Ki Pool, Vanishing Trick
Lawful Neutral
Feat: Selective Channeling
Traits: Heirloom Weapon (Longbow), Toxophilite (+2 to confirm crits with bows), Indomitable Will
alternate racial traits: Truespeaker, Exalted Resistance
Drawback: Mark of Slavery ( fail a skill check, take –2 on any skill check or attack roll you attempt before the end of your next turn unless it is a part of retrying the failed skill check.)
Acrobatics +7, Survival +4, Diplomacy +4, Heal +4, Knowledge: History +4, Knowledge:Nature +5, Knowledge: Religion +4, Sense Motive +5, Perception +6, Knowledge(Local)+4, Linguistics +5, Disable Device +6, Stealth +6, Spellcraft +5, Swim +3
(Aasimar skill bonuses: none)
(maxed skills: Survival, Swim
Languages: Common
Combat Gear:
Earplugs, Shortbow, Wooden Armor, Bedroll, Blanket, Winter, Vermin paste(2), waterskin, 20 arrows, 20 arrows, blunt, wooden holy symbol, Cestus, torch(2),rations:travel(7), rations:trail(7) silver key, 25 gp, 9 sp, 3cp
Unequipped weight 101 lbs
SQ: Curse (Legalistic, Tongues)
Tongues: The stress of combat may cause Letha to revert to Infernal, the language that was used in the cult
Legalistic (Permanent Curse):Letha cannot break her word
Spells per day: 5
Spells known: 0:Read Magic, Detect Magic, Resistance, Create Water
1:Bless, Infernal Healing, Mage Hand, Ghost Sound, Detect Undead
Channel (Su): You can channel positive energy like a cleric, using your oracle level as your effective cleric level when determining the amount of damage healed (or caused to undead) and the DC. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 1 + your Charisma modifier.
A sullen and serious woman, Letha can force herself to be friendly if needed. One of her few pleasures is singing. Her singing can be heard from outside the temple of , sometimes drawing curious people into the temple She sometimes uses her singing to calm the wounded or sick people she treats
Letha had an unconcerned childhood. Her parenst were well-off and cared much for her, although they were very strict. It hurt when they put the cursed mark onto her body, but mommy and daddy told it was neccessary,
and didn't she want to be part of the same group as her parents and all their friends ?
As Letha grew up, she became a comely girl, and was set to be married to a handsome man in the cult. All this changed when a zealous group of Pharasmans raided the cult. Her parets abandoned her and fled. The girl woould be put to the sword, but the man that was about to slay het stayed his hand. Letha's appearance and demeanor seemed different from the other cult members. Perhaps this one could be saved. Only time would tell.
When Letha's adoptive father rummaged through the treasures of the cult, he found a harmless-looking gsilver key, and gave this to Letha as a present. After her "adoption", Letha continued to have a somewhat isolated life,
her budding powers used by the Pharasmites to heal and bless. As of late, her guardian has given her more freedom to explore the world around her.
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Denis did not continue with his education after finishing form four because his parents didn't have money to fund his tuition. So he had to look for businesses in order to provide for his family. He went to a driving school so that he could learn driving, and later on he got into the taxi business because there was a demand by the Sudanese and other business people who wished to offer him a job. He uses the income to pay rent and look after his brother's sons (dependents), saving the balance with Ugafode Micro-finance Ltd.
With the savings, the bought a piece of land for 1,500,000 Uganda Shillings (UGX) which he used to save on his account. He has borrowed 1,500,000 UGX in order to buy doors and windows to shutter his incomplete house. His dreams for the future are to finish his house and be able to reduce on the cost of rent so that he can easily pay fees for his bother's children and see them graduate. In the photo Denis is in front of his incomplete house.
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On the NPR Shots blog, David Schultz writes, "What We Wanted To Tell You About Mumps But Couldn't." He begins:
Last week, we wrote about an outbreak of mumps within several Orthodox Jewish communities in and around New York City.
We told you how the outbreak spread so rapidly in 2009 that public health officials tried something that hadn't been done before. Doctors gave uninfected children who'd already been immunized a third booster shot of the measles-mumps-rubella, or MMR, vaccine. Two doses is the usual regimen.
After reading our post about the outbreak, you might have wondered if it worked. And maybe you even asked if you or your kids should get the extra shot.
We would have loved to answer those questions for you when we wrote our first story. (See the sidebar for the answers now.) But we couldn't tell you what we knew because the information was under wraps.
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Officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who fought the outbreak in New York wrote about it in three different papers published at different times in three different journals.
Two of the papers came out last week. The third one the one that included information on whether the broader public should get an extra booster dose of MMR wasn't published until this morning.
Until now, every detail in that paper even its existence was under an embargo.
Schultz asked the journal Pediatrics, which was preparing to publish one of the three papers, to lift its embargo but they refused. Read his entire post for the full account.
And if you don't get enough there, go over to Ivan Oransky's post on the Embargo Watch blog, "A shot in the embargo: In which I politely call bullshit on the journal Pediatrics." He concludes:
Nonsense. If this was the first time Pediatrics had stubbornly refused to lift an embargo and heaven forbid give up some of that limelight, Id say, alright, we all screw up. But its not. There was this case involving autism in 2009, and this one involving circumcision earlier this year. (In fairness, Ill note a case in which they did the right thing last year.)
I can only hope that NPRs spotlight and mine will make the journal think twice next time a reporter makes a request in the interest of public health.
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As pressure on schools mounts, jobs of school board members grow more important
FEW times of the year are more rushed or hectic than the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas. But something really important happens in that time period that shouldn't be lost: Oklahomans in hundreds of school and career-technology districts across the state have the opportunity to run for board seats.
The filing period for open seats is Dec. 3-5 at the county election board in which the district is located. The election is Feb. 12, with a runoff on April 2 if necessary. In Oklahoma City, three seats are up for grabs, including the board chairman post. Dozens of seats are up in other metro-area districts.
As political panache goes, school board membership doesn't rank very high. It's not glamorous. Monthly or twice-monthly meetings typically aren't well attended outside of school staff. Board members are paid only $25 a meeting and the posts aren't often a launching pad to higher office. But here's one very important reason to consider running for a school board position: the students.
Public education is under tremendous pressure. Federal and state budget squeezes, coupled with the unprecedented slate of reforms rolling out in schools, make this a critically important time for schools — and local school boards. No group is as capable of advocating for and protecting the interest of students as local school officials, including board members.
But even beyond big-picture education reforms, school board members have a tremendous amount of influence over day-to-day goings-on at schools. From dress codes to budgets, board members set policy on a variety of issues.
School boards, in their chief duty of hiring and overseeing the superintendent, also set the tone for the school district. Do they spend their time focused on the ways they can support student achievement and carry that focus at every possible opportunity into the community? Do they demand or foster a culture of community engagement? Do they behave in a way that engenders trust and exemplifies transparency? Do they ask hard questions about what's happening in the district's schools and insist on answers? Do they talk with educators and listen to understand how policy plays out in the classroom?
Perhaps the most common misstep for a school board is forgetting that it is the boss of the superintendent — not the other way around. Lax or no oversight of the superintendent has landed many a school board in hot water in recent years.
Of course, the attentiveness of a school board depends largely on the candidates who run for open seats and the voters who go to the polls. The latter has gained attention at the Legislature in the past year.
The focus has been on whether moving the election date would generate better turnout. It's an idea worthy of continued discussion, but it ignores the challenging issue of attracting quality candidates and the value of political contests that ask and encourage voters to engage in the issues.
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Issue date: Wednesday, October 12, 1938
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - October 12, 1938, Abilene, Texas WISTHXAS' NEWSPAPER VOL. LVII I, NO. 134. Abilene Reporter- "WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKtt'JUJ YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT ABILENE, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 12, PAGES" Allred Inviles Anyone Else To Write AUSTIN, Oct. James V. Allred gasped when he opened his mall today and read: "Governor take our off the pension roll. We are able lo lake care tl ourself. BenUmln Clarion, Mertlldr Clay- Ion, Leah Thompson, Gentle Cos." The letter was mailed frcm Cedar Creek. Bastrop county. He sent It to the old age assistance olllce. adding laughingly that else who wanted Ihelr names withdrawn should write him. PRICE FIVE CENTS Negro Charged In Slayings Of Women SAN ANTONIO. Oct. 11-W-CUfUm Wheeler. 32-year-old negro was charged with murder today in connection with the mysterious slay-' Ings or two women wlileh officers have attempted to link with the sui- cide of Joe D. Ball, tavern keeper, of Ba" lRMiv woman and that her body was burled near Ingleslde. dismembered boriv tigaiinj; Balls death. Hazel Brown was an employe at the tavern. Riders Of Electrocuted Horses Escape Use Caution On Wage Law, Bosses Told AMARH.LO, Oct. story of a freak accident In which two WACO, IA', Texas emdovm t k riders escaped death when their horses were electrocuted was tola here eaultauiv th.ir .t 'Wroach today by M. c. Hancock and W. B. Harris both of Hereford cautiously their administration of the new federal wage-hour law today. Hancock and Harris were horseback riding on Harris1 place near' Smethurst of the National Association of Manufacturers told .u... tne Texas Manufacturers' association employers should first get coc an arrs were orseac ring on Harris1 place near Hereford. Approaching a pool of water, they decided to ride through t Instead nl around As the front feel of (he horses went !nto the water h .v n.-> nit; jiuui. icti uie liursej went :nto oest icgai neip oota.nable In order >f the water hoih animals fell and both riders were thrown clear, falling yet not clearly defined In all its phases t fin me hrcMp fhp twit ._______j- i_ .L. PLACING FATE IN HANDS OF FEDERATION MEMBERSHIP- Jon the ground farsMe thp pooi Both horses were the best legal help sbta.'nable In order not to Jail afoul of the law ns vet not. elearlv Hpfinivi in oil ue His remarks were made in the course of a round-table discussion on labor problems convention delegates posed. Green To Resign Is 'Fraud' O'Daniel Shies At U.S. Farm Program Fight Tells Farmers He'll Stick With State Problems CORSJCANA. Oct. eommltal on the AAA-domestic al- lotment farm conflict now racing In Texas. Governor-Nominee W- Lee O'Danle! today told a meeting ot dirt farmers he would have nothing to say with reference to federal legislation. After asserting he wanted to know only what the state government could do that would be beneficial to agriculture he went down into the rodeo arena where he had spoken and scuffed his cowboy boots in the dust with, overalled farmers who told him their troubles. G. E. Lawson, Ellis county far- mer, told him 85 per cent of the farmers In that county were for Sec- retary of Agriculture Wallace the AAA plan. Another told him the farmers wanted a graduated tax in Texas under which the man with 2.000 acres would pay a higher rate than the man with 200 acres. A farm wife told him to take care of his health while governor. He listened to all. and asked few O'Daniel appeared on the same proaram with J. E. McDonald, state agricultural commissioner, who took the occasion sponsored by the farmers union renew his attack on the AAA. McDonald again explained the domestic, allotment plan he Is ad- vocating, under which farmers wouM be allowed their share, of the domestic market with a subsidy to assure a parity price, and then use their own Judgment In regard to how much they would raise for pos- sible foreign consumption. Not on the program, but in the crowd and passing out literature, was Alexander Boynton of San An- tonio, republican nominee tor gov- ernor and O'Danlel's opponent in the genera] election in November. The literature vis a mimeographed sheet containing a six-point attack on ODanlel's candidacy. "I didn't come here lo tell you farmers, how to O'Daniel said. "I shall have nothing to say with reference to federal legislation. We have problems big enough in Texas to take all of our time, j want to know what Ihe state government can do that will be beneficial to Texas farmers. Select Nine Taylor FSA Clients Today Tentative Choices Meet With Group Final selection of nine Taylor county tenant farmers who will be gh-en government loans for par- chase of farms will be made today. The county committee for selec- tion o[ the tenants will meet with Robert Fisher, district rural super- visor for the Farm Security admin- istration: Lent Taylor, district home supervisor; Clarence Symes. county rural supervisor: and Gladys Wright, county home supervisor. Members of the committee are D T. Pctree ot View, chairman. J. P. Keith of Caps ana H. R. Clemmer oi Elmdale. Tlie nine tentatively approved ap- plicants will meet with the group along with their families. Final np- proral is expected in the meeting. Find Skeleton Near Motley Courthouse MATADOR. Oct. It-OV-A skele- ton. the skull of which was fractur- ed. was found beneath six inches of DENOUNCES LINDY Vastly Molokofr civil aviation chief, with 10 Soviet air heroes, called Charles A. Llnd- berg a "stupid liar, a lackey and a flatterer of German Fascists" and accused him of spreading lies about Russia's air strength after his visit to Mos- cow. (Associated Press story on Page Textile Group Tackles Wage Union Leader Asks 40 Cents For Minimum WASHINGTON, Oct. Members of a 21-man textile com- mittee tackled today the task of establishing minimum viges for textile workers under the new wage-hour law. The first step was to classify the Industry in 15 branches. Then It was decided to invite employers and la- bor to report the possible effects of establishing various wage minima. from 30 to 40 cents, in the branches. Emil Rieve. of the textile workers organizing committee, said before the meeting that he would ask for a 40-cent minimum wage, effective Immediately. But cerlain other com- mittee members said their task would take them three or four months. The wage-hour law. which goes into effect Oct. 24, provides for a 25-cent wage minimum anl B max- imum work week of 44 hours In in- dustries In interstate commerce. However, Ihe textile committee, first to be appointed under the act. Is under Instructions to recommend the highest minimum wage, above 25 cents, which it believes can be paid without cutting employment. Donald M. Nelson, chairman of the committee, estimated It would be January or February before the committee could recommend a wage above 25 cents. AFL Attacks Order Of Labor Board WASHINGTON. Oct. American Federation of Labor told the supreme court today the Na- tional Labor Relations board "has brazenly and by official act declar- ed itself as a proponent of the CIO." This statement was made In a brief filed with the tribunal attack- ing validity ot a labor board order directing the Consolidated Edison company of New Vork to abrogate a collective bargaining agreement with a federation affiliate. The court will hear oral argument on the case late this week. >e- Recall Boosted BURGOS. Spain. Oct. II m oin. uivtitu D u opain. f foil within a block of the Motley The insurgents announced officially rounty courthouse toway by work-1 today that 12.000 Italian volunteers mm excavating for the foundation troulrf be repatriated .vx-.i instead of a building. lot the 10.000 previously estimated Negro Attacks Couple, Beats Man To Death Womari Crawls Quarter Of Mile To Main Road RUSTON. La., Oct. Sherirt Bryan Thlgpen said a young man and woman parked in an automobile on a side road three miles east o! here were attacked tonight by a negro who beat the man to death and seriously Injured his companion. The sheriff said the young wo- man, suffering from head wounds inflicted by a club, crawled a quar- ter of a mile to the main highway end stopped a motorist who took her to a hospital here. Sheriff Tnigpen and night Mar- shal Hal Posey sped to the scene and found the young man dead, his face and head beaten, and one arm smashed as Ihough he had used it in an attempt to shield himslef. The couple was not Immediately identified. Feeling was reported high in the section, where a similar attack oc- curred Sept. 13. On that date a negro attacked j. W. Breedlove and lib compjnlon. a Louisiana Tech co-ed, at a spot two miles rrom where tonight's attack occurred. Breedlove was beaten with a club and suffered a fracture skull. The li still unsolved. Physicians at the Huston hospi- tal said the woman, about 20 years old. suffered a severe gash In her scalp. She was reported to be a waitress of Jonesboro. La. Sheriff Thigpen. aided by depu- ties and state police, threw a cor- don of men around the scene and awaited the arrival of bloodhounds. Publishers Protest Barring Of Briton NEW YORK, Oct. Strachey. British author end lec- turer barred from the United States, received sympathetic at- tention of a group of American book publishers today. Twenty-one officials ot book pub- lishing houses wired Secretary of State Hull and Secretary of Labor Perkins: "As publishers, we vigorously pro- test cancelling John Strachey's vfca. The preservation of American democratic tradition depends on the LOSERS IN MEMBERSHIP LOCAL LEGIONAIRES FETE SWEETWATER BUDDIES WITH FEED Buddies they and budldes they are-members of American Legion posts of Sweet water and Abilene. They live a scant 42 miles apart. One gang .suppuris a football team known as the Mustangs. Another is equally as strong for an outfit going under the name of Eagles. But they were buddies end test; at the Taylor county veterans club- night Abilene off an honest debt to the Sweetwater post. The two posts engaged In membership contest. house last night Larry S. Daniel, division five com- mander, presided over the Informal get together. Daniel called on the present commanders of the two the Oscar McDonald post were posts, M. Shaw, Abilene, and Ernest guests of Parramore post at a feed I Odor, Sweetwater. for talks. Other friendly Sweetwater won and as a result 21 members of speakers were Dr. John Majors, L. N. (Ople) Oeldert, w. E. Smith, L. A. Eberle and Arnold Dresler. all former commanders of the Sweet- water post; and Ruck Sibley, Jesse Warren, past commanders ot the See LEGION, Tt. 12, Col. 6 TO CUT LAST SEABOARD Japanese Launch Canton Attack freedom of the people to hear any survey point of view. We ask that this--------- View Extension Well Is Gauged Taylor Outpost Flows 94 Barrels On 12-Hour Test A. R. Porster and Charter Oil Gas company No. 2 J. C. Frederick- son, extension well of the Taylor county View field 12 miles south- west of Abilene and the opener of a new lime pay horizon, came up to expected production on its first test reported yesterday. The well flowed 94 barrels of oil in 12 hours through two-inch tubing. Before the gauge, the well had headed at the rate of six lo 70 bar- rels hourly through open casing. Production Is from the upper Cook lime, found at 2J32-80 feet, total depth, and acidized with l.OCO gal- lons. It is Jocatcd 960 feet from the south and 300 feet from the east Jines of the Frederlckson 198-acre tract In subdivisions 17 and 18. Guadalupe county school land sur- vey No. 120. Humble Oil Refining company- No. 1 Chittenden, second well for the new Swastika sand pool in wes- tern Jones county, was reported to have swabbed 44 barrels of oil In seven hours on initial testing, but will delay for a week an official potential run. It is producing from sand at 3.010-22 feet. In southern Haskell county. Saw- yer Drilling company No. 1 A. J. Rowland estate, wildcat north of ihe Ivy pool, was shut down yesterday at 3.2o9 feet, total depth, in the top of the strawn series alter the Palo Pinto section had failed to show oil in coring. It Is in section ENGINEER CASEY JONES HONORED The widow and son of "Casey" Jones, engineer Immortalized by song and story, inspect the mark- er to his memory dedicated at Cayce, Ky.. 38 years after the wreck of the "Cannon Ball." In which he was killed. (Associated Press visa be restored immediately." Panhandle Receives Additional Rainfall AlfARILLO. Ocf. Addi- tional moisture for the western part of the panhandle was reported to- night, adding materially lo the op- timUtic outlook for plains ranges and the 1939 wheat prospects. While heavy clouds hung over mast of the showers were reported only along the western fringe, including Far-Jin supporrt of all democratic can- well and Adrian in Texas and didates. conservative or liberal FDR Free To Back Non-Demo Liberals WASHINGTON. Oct. 11. _ _ President Roosevelt apparently kept his "hands free today to support non-democratic liberals for public office If he considers such steps advisable. At his press conference, he re- frained from taking the same stand as democratic, chairman James A. Parley, who recently Informed re- Charge Ibex Youth In Cattle Rustling Probe ALBANY. Oct. catlle theft, complaint naming Bob Compton. 18. of the Ibex community. 10 miles southeast, was filed here to- day by ShacXeltord County Attor- ney Thomas L. Blanton Jr. Compton is one o! the three men held by county officers since last week as suspects in a cattle rustling racket. Sheriff John 1 held pending further investiga- tion, according to the sheriff. Meanwhile ranchmen continue identification of cattle In two herds being held by Shackelford county officer.! east of here. T. W. 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|in family grocery store.
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|Married Patricia Ryan, a Whittier schoolteacher;
|two daughters; Patricia, born 1946, and Julie,
|born 1948.
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|Democratic tickets.
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|over Presidential veto.
|Instrumental in exposure of Alger Hiss through
|intensive investigation of Whittaker Chambers'
|Made on-the-spot study of conditions in Europe
|and administration of U.S. funds abroad as
|member of the select Herter Committee.


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Gillespie and I : a novel (original 2011; edition 2012)
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This book was chosen as our Book Group read, partly because Glasgow Library Service lent us 8 copies on long loan & partly because two of us had it on our wishlist having read the author's first novel: The Observations.
The more I think about this book, the more difficult I'm finding it to describe/review etc. I guess I should start with the basics:
Harriet Baxter is an English woman who heads north to Glasgow, following her aunt's death, to visit the International Exhibition of 1888. There she meets the Gillespie family and quickly becomes part of their 'circle' and life. Ned Gillespie is an artist just on the fringes of 'The Glasgow Boys' and is married to Annie with two children Sybil and Rose. There are other family members and friends, but it's Harriet's involvement with Ned that the story is really centred around. From here, it's difficult to describe without giving too much away.
The book is written as a memoir, so you meet Harriet in 1933 as she writes about her time in Glasgow with the Gillespies and as you read it, your perceptions shift and you begin to wonder about what you've already read and what it all really means. (I read one review that suggested it was only good in 'retrospect' which I found a little harsh, but not entirely wrong) I did 'cotton on' fairly early that things were not all they seemed, but that was partly due to attending a reading by the author at the Edinburgh Book Festival - more because of some of the audience questions than the author giving the game away! I don't think I'm spoiling anything by mentioning that here.
Someone has also said that it has similarities with 'The Suspicions of Mr Whicher' but really that's only because a crime is committed and a court case ensues and the Victorian setting is reminiscent. I think it's a better book than that, even though I did enjoy reading 'Mr Whicher'.
Overall, I enjoyed the book and didn't feel that it was too long despite it being 500 pages. It did take me longer than usual to read, but that's because it wasn't handbag/train/bus friendly being such a sizeable tome! When I did get chance to sit and read, I flew through it.
Bought on the strength of the publisher's name, I was sorely disappointed by this novel. This is not literary fiction. It is very poorly written pulp fiction. Extremely wordy and full of clichés.
Several of you had very positive things to say about this book when it came out a few years ago. So I bought a copy, but (like many other books) it got put on the shelf. With my renewed effort to read off my shelves this year, I decided to pull it down. This book started a little slow for me. We spend a lot of time getting to know Harriet Baxter, an unmarried woman who visits Glasgow for an extended period of time during the International Exhibition in 1888. Harriet becomes friends with the Gillespie family after saving matriarch Elspeth from choking. She becomes a frequent visitor to the home of Annie and Ned Gillespie, Elspeth's daughter-in-law and son. Ned is an artist whose reputation is on the rise, and although he declines the commission to paint Harriet's portrait, he comes to trust her advice. But when tragedy strikes the Gillespie family, we come to realize that perception is not always reality.
The pace of the book picks up as we are pulled forward in pursuit of "the truth." Occasionally, the story flashes forward to Harriet's life in 1933 as she reflects back on her time in Glasgow, adding another layer to our perception. In the end, I was enthralled by the way that Harris brings the reader into the story by making our perceptions a part of the narrative. This is a book that made me want to go back and re-read it so that I could pay attention to how Harris works her magic.
It just didn't seem like it was going anywhere. I disliked Harriet and found her oblivious. I have too many books to read to waste time enduring one I'm not enjoying.
It just didn't seem like it was going anywhere. I disliked Harriet and found her oblivious. I have too many books to read to waste time enduring one I'm not enjoying.
It is rare to read a literary novel where the storytelling is as skilful as the writing is fine, but in Gillespie and I, Harris has pulled off the only too rare double whammy — a Booker-worthy novel that I want to read again.
It's tempting to marshal clichés, for this book is a tour de force: taut, unsettling, funny, a story that holds you in its grip and makes you skip ahead but circle back again for more of the same - literary crack cocaine - but Gillespie And I transcends cliché.
It would be wrong to give away too much of the plot of Gillespie and I — suffice to say that this is a compelling, suspenseful and highly enjoyable novel — but what stands out is the way in which this narrative provokes us to think again about what we imagine, and what we hope for, and about the burdens that those hopes and imaginings impose upon those around us.
Multi-layered, dotted with dry black humour and underpinned by a haunting sense of loneliness, this skilfully plotted psychological mystery leaves a few threads dangling, all of them leading back to an old woman living in London in 1933 with two greenfinches in a cage and a mysterious servant/companion called Sarah Whittle, of whom she is afraid.
Harris's writing is a joy, excitable yet controlled, bawdy yet respectable. The fog and tenements of late 19th-century Glasgow, the torpor of a Thirties summer are keenly recreated. Moreover, in Harriet, an entirely credible combination of Turn of the Screw governess and repressed New Woman, she has fashioned an unreliable narrator par excellence.
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As she sits in her Bloomsbury home with her two pet birds for company, elderly Harriet Baxter recounts the story of her friendship with Ned Gillespie--a talented artist whose life came to a tragic end before he ever achieved the fame and recognition that Harriet maintains he deserved. In 1888, young Harriet arrives in Glasgow during the International Exhibition. After a chance encounter with Ned, she befriends the Gillespie family and soon becomes a fixture in their lives. But when tragedy strikes, culminating in a notorious criminal trial, the certainty of Harriet's new world rapidly spirals into suspicion and despair.… (more)
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Giant carbon solubility in Au nanoparticles
- Eli A. SutterAffiliated withCenter for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National Laboratory Email author
- , Peter W. SutterAffiliated withCenter for Functional Nanomaterials, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Variable temperature transmission electron microscopy of individual 5 nm Au nanoparticles shows a striking increase in the particle size on raising the temperature from room temperature to 500 °C in the presence of carbon from amorphous carbon support. Using the assembly of ordered graphene shells on the surface of individual nanoparticles at elevated temperatures—and the high pressures induced by such shells—as an experimental tool to study the origins of this swelling, we find that the volume increase is associated with the uptake of carbon to concentrations exceeding the bulk solubility by more than four orders of magnitude. The formation of stable metal–carbon nanostructures that have no bulk equivalent may have important implications on the functional properties of metal nanoparticles.
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- 10.1007/s10853-011-5663-9
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Christie seeks to address his weight on own terms
Christie is running for re-election and is likely to be challenged by Democratic state Sen. Barbara Buono, a fit 59-year-old who runs, swims and works out regularly. He also has kept the door open to a possible White House run.
"I refuse to put it in political terms," said Christie adviser Bill Palatucci. "He's my friend first and foremost. I want to see him lose weight for himself and his family." He and others say the issue is serious for health reasons, if not the public perception that his weight may impede his performance in one of the world's most stressful jobs. But Palatucci also suggested that Christie's weight - particularly his struggle to control it - could ultimately become a political asset.
"In many ways to most New Jersyans, it's an endearing quality. It's why this guy is genuine," Palatucci said. "He readily admits he has a problem that he's been struggling with for 30 years."
So far, there's no sign it has affected his political standing in New Jersey, where registered voters late last month gave him a record-high 74 percent approval rating, according to Quinnipiac University.
Christie also has other - potentially more serious - political liabilities, and whether he takes steps to address them in the coming months could signal his political intentions. His brash manner could alienate voters outside of New Jersey, and conservatives - who make up the presidential primary electorate - are angry over his emphatic praise of President Barack Obama's response to Superstorm Sandy.
"He'll have some challenges within the Republican Party just because he gave Obama a French kiss on the Jersey shore," said Republican operative Hogan Gidley. "But there is also a perception issue for many candidates. Voters base their votes on some very odd things."
Gidley knows well the political challenges facing overweight candidates, having previously worked for Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, a former GOP presidential candidate who also struggled with obesity. After facing an ultimatum from his doctor, Huckabee lost more than 100 pounds and wrote a how-to book, "Quit Digging Your Grave With a Knife and Fork," before launching his presidential bid in 2008.
Christie has never released his medical records - an action customary for presidential candidates - and he bristled when his size came up during the 2009 governor's race.
He is hardly alone in his struggle. More than a third of adults 20 years old and older are obese and another third are overweight, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus doesn't dispute that appearance matters for any national candidate, but he rejects the notion that Christie's size is a liability.
"His struggles that he has talked about actually make him inspirational," Priebus said Thursday. "I think he is extraordinarily smart. I think he's a talented governor. And so he's a little overweight. So what?"
Peoples reported from Washington. Associated Press writer Bill Barrow in Atlanta and news survey specialist Dennis Junius in Washington contributed to this report.
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