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Carroll Daily Times Herald (Newspaper) - July 22, 1958, Carroll, Iowa Vol 89-No. 171 Return Postage Guaranteed Carroll, Iowa/Tuesday, July 22, 1958-Eight Pages Delivered by Carrier Boy In Carroll "J Q Single Each Evening Cor 35 Cent* Per Weelc Copy Polio Group Expanding Its Program National Foundation Going Into 5 New Areas NEW YORK (AP)-The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced today it is expanding its program to attack major health problems of the nation. Until now, the foundation has been concerned with polio. Paralytic potio has been virtually licked by the, Salk vaccine. Basil O'Connor, foundation president, said research initially will be in five areas: polio, virus research, disorders of the nervous system, arthritis and birth defects. May Vie for Funds The foundation's expansion into arthritis research indicates it may vie for funds with the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. The latter last week rejected a proposed merger'by the two groups. O'Connor said no attempt will be made to duplicate the work of other voluntary agencies. He added, however, that as scientific breakthroughs occur they will be pursued wherever they lead, with the general objective of improvement of man's health. The arthritis group voiced regret that the polio foundation had not "seen fit to join forces" in combating arthritis, but instead was entering the field on its own. Name Change The polio organization will be known henceforth as the National Foundation, O'Connor said. He said the enlarged program is a natural outgrowth of work done in the course of finding a polio preventive and caring for polio victims. When the breakdown of merger negotiations was announced last Wednesday, the arthritis foundation said basic differences in the organization and methods of operation of the two foundations apparently could not be reconciled. High Flyers- U. S. NaVy Comdr. Malcolm D. Ross, 38, (right), and retired Coindr. M. Lee Lewis, 45, Inside small gondola moments before the hatch was sealed for a 24-hour isolation test at Minneapolis. The men will pilot a balloon flight to an altitude of 80,000 feet to test equipment for later flights during which the atmosphere around Mars will be observed. Flight will be launched from Crosby, Minn. (NEA Telephoto) Find Body of Albia Boy in Septic Tank After an Ail-Night Search ALBIA - Few parents can resist bragging about how smart their little boy or girl is. Jessica, 4, a little blue-eyed blonde, is beginning to feed herself, and play with her two foster brothers. Her foster parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver, Davenport, in whose home she has lived since last March, and federal, state, county and private agency officials, are beaming with pride over her accomplishments. Congenital Quadruple Amputee Jessica is a congenital quadruple amputee. Both legs are absent from the knees, and the right arm from the elbow. The left arm is complete although all the fingers are absent except the index finger. Now Jessica is using new artificial limbs t6 walk, to help set the table, wash radishes and follow the two Weaver boys, Joseph, 7, and Gary, 5. "She is a little charmer." Mrs. Weaver says. "You forget that she is handicapped because of her personality. She smiles and waves at people, and thinks nothing of her handicap." Rejected by Mother Jessica became a ward of the state when she was four months old after her mother rejected her. Public and private, agencies worked for her care, including the Iowa Annie Wittenmyer Home, the State Crippled Children's Service, the State University of Iowa Hospitals and the Division of Child Welfare as well as the Catholic Charities. She was fitted with arms and legs at the Amputee Center at Grand Rapids, Mich. Jessica returned to the Center last week for a check-up. "No one can make predictions Russia Ready To Outbid U.S. For Technicians LONDON (AP)-Nikita Khrushchev says the Soviet Union is determined to build up its chemical industry quickly and will outbid America to pay high wages to non-Communist technicians from the West. The Soviet Premier made the statement in a speech at the recent Communist Congress in East Berlin. The text of the speech-made July 9-was broadcast by Moscow radio today. Khrushchev said the Soviet Union stands ready to pay foreign technicians, even if they oppose communism, "more than the richest concerns and firms pay." "Many of these people are not attracted by political ideas," he said. "They are more interested in what the Americans call business. "Therefore let us pay them well, let us pay them more than do the Americans or Bonn (West Germany \ and when they work with us they will see that we are not their enemies. "Having worked with us such people will become convinced by the facts that socialism is the most progressive social order, and that communism is the radiant dream of mankind about his future." about her future," says Leon Lyle, superintendent of the Wittenmyer Home. "She will attend the Hospital School for Handicapped Children in Iowa City this fall. She is an intelligent child, and will have the opportunity to learn." finally found in the.third tank by probing the sludge it contained. Participating in the determined effort to find the boy were Albia Fire Department's rescue crew, Albia police, and Monroe County officials. Tuesday morning, the Knoxville Fire Department sent its rescue crew to help. Nathan Allan was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alyin Clemens, who lived with their eight children in a cottage on the rendering concern's grounds. Clemens is employed there. The grounds are located about a mile southeast of Albia .on hilly ground with a heavy overgrowth of high weeds and brush. Two of the 17 or more feet deep septic tanks were pumped dry at the beginning of the search. The third, surrounded by a wall, was considered improbable of access by the child. Buildings on the property were searched, and cars of company employes into which the boy might have gone were checked. Police Chief Glenn Derby, about midnight Monday, put his three bloodhounds into action. The dogs repeatedly led searchers to the banks of one of the ponds, where dragging operations started. The last word of the lad was when his mother saw him Monday afternoon, playing on the roof of a small shed near his home. Police estimated more than 1.000 onlookers were at the scene until early Tuesday, with some of them aiding in the search. The Clemens family' moved to Albia from Ottumwa last April. The boy was injured about a year ago when struck by a railroad locomotive in Ottumwa, and the injury left him with a walking handicap. Cut Askings (or Military Installations House Unit Criticises A.F. Academy Procedures By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Appropriations Committee today cut more than half a billion dollars from Defense Department construction fund requests. It cited the new Air Force' Academy as an outstanding example of "loose fiscal procedures." It slashed $511,838,000 from the $1,730,653,000 requested by the administration for construction program at military bases in the United States and abroad. A. F. Cut Largest The Air Force was jgiven the biggest cut, 300 million dollars from the $1,001,500,000 it requested. The Navy's bid for $368,253,000 was trimmed by $85,502,000, while the Army's request for $340,900,-000 was pared by $126,336,000. . Project after project, including such' items as officers' swimming pools and elaborate housing accommodations, was cut out completely or sharply slashed as undesirable or "certainly not essential." The cotnmittee was especially critical of policies and practices relating to construction of the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo. Many buildings at the academy, the committee said, were increased in scope and cost without congressional approval until after binding contracts had been approved. 'Unrealistic Planning' "A typical example of the lack of realistic planning" in connection with the academy, the committee said, was Air Force approval of floor-to-ceiling blacked "boards on all four walls of classrooms. In an effort to curb future spending at the academy, the committee urged the House to clamp a ceiling of $139,797,000 on the total cost of the academy. It cut a million dollars from the $4,372,000 requested for the present years. U.S. Ready Along With Summit Meeting By Soviet Action- Ike Yields To Showdown Vote on j|nsjstence0f Lebanon is De/o/ec/iGreat Britain IOWA TRAFFIC DEATHS By The Associated Press July 22, 1958.......................................... 294 July 22, 1957.................................................. 379 Girl, 5, Born Without an Esophagus, Eats Now PANA, III. (AP)-For the first time in her young life, 5-year-old Karen Lee Gordon is getting her fill of home cooking. Mashed potatoes, noodles, eggs, fruits, even a little meat - whatever Mom puts.on the table, the pert, blonde child polishes off. Then she rubs her expanding belly, coos blissfully and proudly reports. "I'm full." It's something new for the Gor- The only time some people are right is when they are admitting their own mistakes. don household. Gone is the hated tube through which the little girl had to be fed since she was 3 days old. Because Karen was born without an esophagus, doctors had to insert the tube through a hole in her abdomen. Eating was a tasteless ordeal. . " An operation two years ago permitted the child to take semi-liqiiid baby foods, even a little ice .cream. But she still couldn't eat solids and received most of her food by tube. Last Thursday, Karen turned 5. She' celebrated the birthday with cake and ice cream in her room at St. Mary's Hospital, Decatur, 111, She ate all she wanted and that's when they knew positively that the last of seven operations had worked. Doctor's .had succeeded in substituting for the esophagus a portion of the child's lower intestine. Karen went home last Friday, to a marvelous new world, of foods. Burton Holmes Dies; Originated Film Travelogue HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Burton Holmes, the man who originated the movie travelogue, died today. Holmes, whose organization Invented the word travelogue, spent more than half of his 88 years in travel and once was referred to by Lowell Thomas as "the most sophisticated traveler of them all." Death came at his Hollywood home, once the residence of movie idol Francis X. Bushman. He had been ill for months. Holmes, a native of Chicago, got the travel bug in 1886, when his grandmother took him on a trip to Europe. He returned with her to the Continent four years later and this time he took a box camera with him. On his return to Chicago he showed lantern slides from his travel negatives to the old Chicago Camera Club. He wrote a script and read it as the pictures were being shown "to take the edge off the silence." The club decided to hire a hall and present Holmes in his first travel lecture. In 1897 Holmes was first to use motion pictures to illustrate travel talks. TO SYNOD MEETING The Rev. Walter E, Schiel will attend a meeting of the temporary committee of the Capital Funds Development Program of the Pres byterian Synod of Iowa at Devel opment Headquarters, 706 Sixth Avenue, Des Moines, Wednesday. Plans will be discussed for the Presbyterian capital development campaign. Rev. Schiel will return home Thursday. Emergency Road Aid for Flood Sector By JACK" ERICKSON AMES (AP) - The State Highway Commission voted Tuesday to take $409,440 from its million-dollar emergency fund for use in road 'aid in the southwest Iowa flood area. The action came after Audubon County Engineer C. H. Vernon outlined urgent need for $80,000 in state aid to match with an equal amount in federal funds for bridge restoration on farm - to -market roads. The $80,000 for Audubon County is included in the $409,440 figure, and another $409,440 for secondary roads in the flood zone will come from the federal government. Outlines Loss Vernon told the commission secondary and farm-to-market roads suffered more than half a million dollars damage in the disastrous floods. He said two additional bridges were washed out. after heavy rains last weekend and that 19 bridges in the county are ei ther out.or closed. Commissioner Robert K. Beck said "This definitely is an emer- Hlghways . .... See Page 7 By MAX HARRELSQN UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) -A Soviet attempt to rewrite a Japanese Middle East peace plan threatened today to delay a showdown vote for at least 24 hours. In a surprise move, Soviet Delegate Arkady A. Sobolev handed the 11-nation Security Council a series of amendments, including a new demand for the immediate How Beirut Feels: 'Sick, Tired of It All' By RELMAN MORIN BEIRUT (AP)-"We're sick and tired of the whole thing. The people don't care what kind of a solution develops so long as they get this over with." Camille Birbari, 36-year-old purchasing agent for a Lebanese firm, was talking. His office is in the center of Beirut-one of the hottest spots in the 73-day-old re bellion against Lebanon's pro-Western government. Frequently, Birbari has telephoned his pretty wife Aida, mother of one child and with another on the way, that he had to work late. Under Rebel Fire Actually his office building was under heavy rebel fire. One employe was killed and another wounded. Birbari moved his desk away from the window and felt reasonably safe. But he couldn't tell his wife the real reason for his working late - "She was already nervous and I wouldn't give her any more bad news." Aida's time drew near. Because of rebel sandbag barriers ir sections of the city and the government's 8 p.m. curfew, the husband became apprehensive about the trip to the hospital. "We had curfew passes, of course, not knowing when Aida might have to go to the hospital. Then they canceled the old passes and told everybody in the city they would have to get new ones. There was nothing we could do but hope for the best. My wife was nervous but very brave." Baby Arrives Ten days ago Biroari took his wife to the hospital - at 7 p.m., an hour before the streets were cleared and before the nightly shootings and bombings began. The baby arrived that night. Birbari said the arrival of the U.S. Marines caused celebrations' among the government supporters and badly scared the opposition. But the great majority of the people now just want peace, he declared, adding: "We are sick and tired of it. We're against anything that disturbs the stability of the country." withdrawal of U.S. forces from Lebanon. Threatens Veto He suggested strongly he would use the veto to kill the Japanese resolution if his amendments were turned down. The Council already has rejected a Soviet resolution calling on American troops to get out of Lebanon. The Soviet amendments were sure to be rejected. The Japanese resolution provides for beefing up the present U.N. observer group in Lebanon so it would guarantee the political independence of the strife - torn Middle East country and permit the withdrawal of U.S. forces. Some delegates said they would have to get new instructions from their governments, and doubted they could do so in time to vote today. Gain Time The delay gave more time for big-power exchanges on possible high-level talks either in the U.N. or outside. In this morning's brief debate, however, 'there was no mention of these talks or of the proposed emergency meeting of the U.N. General Assembly, eat 2nd pgh 118 ta35 Antisniper Patrol Diplomatic efforts to settle the latest Middle East crisis held most attention as the tense area generally remained outwardly quiet. The chief military development Monday was the assignment of U.S. Marines to Lebanese army antisniper patrols in Beirut. Tension was reported rising in Amman, capital of neighboring Jordan, after a series of bombings Sunday night and Monday and an unsuccessful attempt to incite a general strike against King Hussein's regime. No one was Hurt in the bombings, and swift police action nailed the strike threat, but British paratroops who landed in Jordan last week to bolster Heus-sein were carrying arms on the streets of Amman for the first time. The Western Big Three planned to tell Soviet Premier N i k i t a Khrushchev that the proper place for settlement efforts is the. U.N. Only Indian Prime Minister Nehru and U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjdld had accepted Khrushchev's bid for a summit conference, beginning today, on the crisis, and Hammarskjold in his acceptance insisted that such a meeting be closely linked with the U.N. Khrushchev May Come The Western reply opened the possibility that Khrushchev might come to U.N. headquarters to turn a Security Council meeting into a summit session. The vaguely worded Japanese resolution seeking .to resolve the crisis was interpreted as calling for strengthening the U.N. observation group in* Lebanon. The Council established the group U. N. . . ...... See Page 5 Would Discuss Middle East, But Not Act Unless Most Agreed By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (AP) - President Eisenhower yielded to British insistence today and agreed to go along with a summit meeting of the United Nations Security Council if that is generally desired by the Western Powers and Russia. A White House announcement to this effect shortly after noon today apparently ended a dispute with Britain over whether the Western Big Three should move openly and directly toward a U.N. summit session or merely indicate indirectly in notes to Moscow that such a meeting might be possible. About an hour earlier, British, Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd had told the House of Commons in London that Prime Minister Harold Macmillan would attend if a special meeting of the Security Council were arranged. To Discuss Crisis The purpose of the meeting, Lloyd said, would be to discuss the Middle East crisis but it would not act on any resolution unless there was general agreement that such action should be taken. Press secretary James C. Hag-erty said at the White House: "A United Nations Security Council meeting of the character suggested by Foreign Minister Lloyd is clearly with the contemplation of the (U.N.) Charter. "If such a meeting were generally desired, the United States would join in following this orderly procedure." Meanwhile, it was learned, Secretary of State Dulles had revised a proposed U.S. note � to Soviet Premier Khrushchev to bring it more into line with Britain's insistence that the Western Powers should open the way clearly and unmistakably for heads of government to attend an extraordinary session of the Security, ^Council. Khrushchev proposal �^n Saturday a five-power emergency summit conference at geneva composed of government chiefs of the three Western nations, plus himself and Prime ftinJMer Nehru of India. He also askeoVthe attendance of U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. France In Favor France generally favored conditional acceptance of the idea of a summit conference. Eisenhower and Dulles, who were cold to the idea of a hastily Mideast.......See Page S net "V \v Puzzles Experts- This Soviet submarine was photographed patrolling the Baltic Sea after having been alerted as a result of the Middle East crisis. It is equipped with a new type device which is puzzling Western military experts. The device can be seen protruding from the conning tower at left. It is not known whether it is a new type periscope, snorkel, or underwater refueling mechanism. (NEA Telephoto) Army Releases 'Math Whiz/ 25 ABERDEEN, Md. (AP) - The Army said today it has released Pvt. Ernest Shult, the .mathematical whiz once assigned to clerk-typist duties in the service. A spokesman in the information office at Aberdeen Proving Ground, said Shult was given a special discharge Monday. He left a forwarding address of Southern Illinois University, where he did research before he was inducted. It was the insistence of a faculty member at Southern Illinois which resulted in Shult getting a transfer from clerical duties at Ft. Lee. Va., to the Army chemical center at Edgewoodi, Md, where he worked in the mathematics branch of the weapons research division. Dr. Carl C. Lindegren, director of biological research at the university, last October accused the Army of wasting the genius of his former student. , Immediately Army scientists bid for his services and the 25-year-old private was sent to Edge-wood.' Dr. Lindegren said Monday that he recently wrote Maj. Gen. Her� bert M. Jones, adjutant general, complaining Shult was still misplaced. He added that the university needed the soldier's talents in a series at experiments dealing with heredity and cancer, He was drafted in AnrU 105?. * ;


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The response was not unanimous to two economic issues that went before the county commission Tuesday.
A recommendation to enable special assessments and another to apply for an enterprise zone were each passed by the Citrus County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) on a 4-1 vote, with the same voter against both actions: Commissioner Scott Adams, the newest member of the board.
Introducing some of the potential funding options for future use, County Administrator Brad Thorpe said, "We need to advance all revenue options in the future, so that we can stabilize our revenue to develop our budget annually. This is even more clearly evident with the current issue of Progress Energy/Duke. We have to have these available revenues next year as an option."
The board was asked only to enable options for municipal service benefit units (MSBUs) and municipal service taxing units for use in future budgets to retain the county's current level of service.
County Attorney Richard Wesch explained the resolution before the board would reserve their ability to use these options, but not commit to them.
Commissioner Rebecca Bays said the current ad valorem tax system seemed to burden property owners with supplying all the benefits to the community.
"If we can levy the benefit through an MSBU, we share the burden across the board," Bays said.
Commissioner Dennis Damato also favored the resolution.
"Our goal should be to provide our administrator and senior staff with as many possible creative revenue options they can utilize to fund our budget for core citizen services," Damato said.
Commissioner John "JJ" Kenney said he was in favor of giving county staff the tools they needed for the next budget.
Commissioner Scott Adams, however, presented previous years' budget figures to illustrate what he described as a faulty concept in taxation and government growth. Adams said government spending grew based on property values rather than on population. When property values dropped, the taxes went down, but county government was spending too much per capita, he said.
"I look at the whole picture and try to analyze what's best for everybody involved," Adams said. "I think we should review these numbers before making any decision to tax."
Commission Chairman Joe Meek said he understood the issues Adams brought forward.
"My goal is to look at these issues as we build this budget in 2013," Meek said. "We are looking at ways to keep our options open."
Adams said the BOCC had already used up its reserves, but Meek said it was near reaching its cap and that the reserve fund was greater than it had been in some previous years before it built up.
In the vote, Adams was the lone voice against the resolution.
On the second subject, approving the application to the state for an enterprise zone, the BOCC agreed to nominate sites for the zone, which will be an area in the northwest corner of the county that also includes the proposed Port Citrus and an area in Homosassa east of U.S. 19.
The vote included establishing an enterprise zone development agency and adopting a strategic plan.
After John Siefert, executive director of the Citrus County Economic Development Council, spoke in support of the application, Adams said it only helped special interests.
"I'd like to see the EDC help the working people in this county," Adams said.
Both Siefert and Josh Wooten, president and CEO of the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce, spoke about programs and help offered small businesses.
Adams maintained that the board should try to help everybody in the county and voted against the application.
Chronicle reporter Chris Van Ormer can be reached at email@example.com or 352-564-2916.
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On March 12, 2012 "Science Cafe" (과학카페) on the Korean Broadcasting Company (KBS) aired the show "Korean food meets science" which featured some of my New York readers and myself. The 45 minute show explains how Korean food is getting popular and is benefiting people's health. The above clip is only the part that includes myself and my readers.
We held a small meetup at Gang Suh restaurant on 32nd street in Manhattan on Jan. 26, 2012, which they filmed for this episode. We had bibimbap together and talked about Korean food. In the video, my translations are the words in quotation marks. Enjoy watching the video!
From left: Nikki, Ryan, Laura, Kristi, me, Elfreda, and Melinda. The sign I'm holding was made by Elfreda. : ) Everybody came during work hours because it was filmed during the day on a Thursday. Thank you for coming on such a short notice, everybody!
Joon had to leave early, so I asked the restaurant to prepare food for him first. Are you familiar with Joon? He is featured as a guest cook in one of my videos. : )
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Volume 51, Issue 2
Pages 279–556, 305a–307
Jae Hong Kim, Minah Lee, Joon Seok Lee and Prof. Chan Beum Park
Version of Record online: 15 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107507
Light-harvesting peptide nanotubes that integrate photosynthetic units through self-assembly are presented by C. B. Park and co-workers in their Communication on page 517 ff. Structure and electrochemical properties of the peptide nanotubes are similar to those of photosystem I in natural photosynthesis and thus allow the peptide nanotubes to mimick natural photosynthesis.
Dr. Lloyd Lumata, Prof. Dr. Matthew E. Merritt, Zohreh Hashami, Dr. S. James Ratnakar and Prof. Dr. Zoltan Kovacs
Version of Record online: 8 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107488
107Ag and 109Ag undergo simultaneous dynamic nuclear polarization as described by Z. Kovacs et al. in their Communication on page 525 ff. The large liquid-state NMR enhancements achieved allow the Ag NMR spectroscopic characterization of Ag+ complexes in the mM concentration range. Both hyperpolarized isotopes have long T1 relaxation times, enabling NMR experiments to be performed in which the signal from the 107Ag nuclei can be detected after destroying the 109Ag magnetization by radio-frequency excitation.
Dr. Guillaume Izzet, Dr. Mickaël Ménand, Benjamin Matt, Séverine Renaudineau, Lise-Marie Chamoreau, Prof. Matthieu Sollogoub and Prof. Anna Proust
Version of Record online: 12 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201108285
Auto-healing of a polyoxometalate hybrid was induced by a cyclodextrin. In their Communication on page 487 ff., G. Izzet, M. Ménand, M. Sollogoub, A. Proust, and co-workers describe the first host–guest complex involving a cyclodextrin and polyoxometalate hybrid containing an organic moiety. The encapsulation of the organic moiety prevents its degradation when it is released by a basic stress and allows complete restoration of the hybrid upon neutralization.
Dr. Gang Liu, Dr. Ki Young Choi, Dr. Ashwinkumar Bhirde, Magdalena Swierczewska, Dr. Juan Yin, Sang Wook Lee, Prof. Jae Hyung Park, Prof. Jong In Hong, Prof. Jin Xie, Dr. Gang Niu, Dr. Dale O. Kiesewetter, Dr. Seulki Lee and Dr. Xiaoyuan Chen
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107924
A new platform for delivering siRNA is described by S. Lee, X. Chen, et al. in their Communication on page 445 ff. Multifunctional, self-assembled, polymeric nanoparticles composed of biodegradable hyaluronic acid, for selectively targeting tumors and cell penetration, and a phosphate-binding ZnII dipicolylamine analogue, for high siRNA binding affinity, provide simultaneous delivery of small-molecule drugs along with siRNA. This system offers additive and synergistic therapeutic effects.
Version of Record online: 4 JAN 2012 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201290000
Version of Record online: 4 JAN 2012 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201289902
Version of Record online: 1 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106649
"If I won the lottery, I would wonder how on earth my name appeared on the ticket. The greatest scientific advance in the next decade will be the discovery of a second habitable earth …" This and more about Nicolai Cramer can be found on page 302.
Version of Record online: 21 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201108586
Clément Mazet
Version of Record online: 2 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106819
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Wolfgang Bensch
Version of Record online: 8 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106444
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Ejaz Ahmed and Prof. Dr. Michael Ruck
Version of Record online: 25 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107014
An emerging approach: In the ionothermal synthesis of transition-metal-oxide clusters an ionic liquid acts as a solvent, structure-directing agent, and charge-compensating species. The method may open new convenient routes for the synthesis of polyoxometalate-based materials.
Prof. Dr. Annette G. Beck-Sickinger and Prof. Dr. Nediljko Budisa
Version of Record online: 30 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107211
The genetic code was expanded with orthogonal pairs to introduce photoactivatable amino acids into G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) in a noninvasive manner. In this way the receptor surface could be mapped by searching for specific ligand interaction sites and the complex dynamics could be studied. This method is also useful for probing the structure of GPCR complexes in living cells.
Dipl.-Chem. André Grossmann and Prof. Dr. Dieter Enders
Version of Record online: 25 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105415
Every Jack will find his Jill: Uniting unique activation modes of N-heterocyclic carbene (NHC) catalysts with the concept of domino reactions (see picture, EWG=electron-withdrawing group), a new fast-growing field came into the spotlight in last three years. The state of the art of this field is presented and the definition of the domino reactions for the NHC catalysis is re-considered.
Dipl.-Chem. Alexander Heckmann and Prof. Dr. Christoph Lambert
Version of Record online: 18 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201100944
Mix and match: Organic mixed-valence compounds are excellent model systems to study fundamental electron- and charge-transfer phenomena, as well as offering numerous perspectives for application. Particularly attractive is the possibility to systematically change the properties, since such compounds can be synthesized with a number of different redox centers and bridging units.
Dr. Xiaoming Zhang, Dr. Thomas J. Emge and Prof. Dr. Kai C. Hultzsch
Version of Record online: 5 OCT 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105079
If Grignard had only known! A chiral magnesium complex catalyzes the intramolecular hydroamination/cyclization of aminoalkenes with high efficiency at temperatures as low as −20 °C and enantioselectivities as high as 93 % ee. The high activity of this system also allows the catalytic intermolecular anti-Markovnikov addition of pyrrolidine and benzylamine to vinyl arenes.
Miriam Stoelzel, Dr. Carsten Präsang, Dr. Shigeyoshi Inoue, Dr. Stephan Enthaler and Prof. Dr. Matthias Driess
Version of Record online: 21 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105722
Not copy and paste: Although β-diketiminato ligands have been employed for the stabilization of GeII and SnII hydrides, the corresponding SiII hydride is not accessible. However, coordination of silicon(II) to a {Ni(CO)3} fragment allowed the isolation of the first SiII hydride metal complex 1. This complex was used for the first silicon(II)-based and Ni0-mediated, stereoselective hydrosilylation of alkynes. R=phenyl, tolyl.
Leonid Lichtenstein, Christin Büchner, Dr. Bing Yang, Dr. Shamil Shaikhutdinov, Dr. Markus Heyde, Dr. Marek Sierka, Radosław Włodarczyk, Prof. Joachim Sauer and Prof. Hans-Joachim Freund
Version of Record online: 24 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107097
Clear as glass: The atomic structure of a metal-supported vitreous thin silica film was resolved using low-temperature scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). Based on the STM image, a model was constructed and the atomic arrangement of the thin silica glass determined (see picture). The total pair correlation function of the structural model shows good agreement with diffraction experiments performed on vitreous silica.
Karin Haiser, Dr. Benjamin P. Fingerhut, Korbinian Heil, Dr. Andreas Glas, Teja T. Herzog, Bert M. Pilles, Dr. Wolfgang J. Schreier, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Zinth, Prof. Dr. Regina de Vivie-Riedle and Prof. Dr. Thomas Carell
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106231
The importance of a backbone: The mechanism of formation of Dewar lesions (see scheme) has been investigated by using femtosecond IR spectroscopy and ab initio calculations of the exited state. The 4π electrocyclization is rather slow, occurs with an unusual high quantum yield, and—surprisingly—is controlled by the phosphate backbone.
Dr. Henrike B. Brundiek, Dr. Andrew S. Evitt, Dr. Robert Kourist and Prof. Dr. Uwe T. Bornscheuer
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106126
Sorting out: Protein engineering of lipase CAL-A led to the discovery of mutants with excellent chemoselectivity for the removal of trans and saturated fatty acids from partially hydrogenated vegetable oil. These fatty acids, identified as a major risk factor for human health, can now be removed by enzyme catalysis.
Florian Oldach, Rashed Al Toma, Anja Kuthning, Tânia Caetano, Prof. Sónia Mendo, Prof. Nediljko Budisa and Prof. Roderich D. Süssmuth
Version of Record online: 30 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106154
Expanded repetoire: Synthetic amino acids translated into propeptides dramatically increase the chemical diversity of the two-component lantibiotic lichenicidin. This opens new routes towards novel and unique peptide antibiotic sequences, which could display features important for medical applications.
Dr. Helmut Poleschner, Stefan Ellrodt, Moritz Malischewski, Jun-ya Nakatsuji, Christian Rohner and Prof. Dr. Konrad Seppelt
Version of Record online: 30 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106708
Joining the stable: The first examples of the highly instable selenenyl fluorides RSeF are prepared from the reaction on the tin selenide RSeSnMe3 with XeF2. Through the use of extremely large protecting groups (m-terphenyl ligands) which stabilizes the RSeF units against disproportionation, the compounds could be isolated and characterized by NMR spectroscopy and single-crystal structure analysis (see structure).
Kimin Jun, Yun Seog Lee, Tonio Buonassisi and Prof. Joseph M. Jacobson
Version of Record online: 30 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201104367
Silicon splits: The application of silicon to water oxidation is limited due to unfavorable interface properties. However, these can be circumvented by using a high-performance silicon photoanode with a catalytically active iron oxide thin film (see picture). This approach results in photocurrents as high as 17 mA cm−2 under 1 sun and zero overpotential conditions.
Angelo Bella, Dr. Santanu Ray, Michael Shaw and Dr. Maxim G. Ryadnov
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201104647
Two faces for one matrix: A single bifaceted cyclopeptide block forms highly branched, porous, and intricate fibrillar networks, which span microscopic dimensions and mimic the extracellular matrix to support cell growth and proliferation (see picture). The peptide block has two domains connected with triglycine linkers (GGG); the domains consist of positively (blue) and negatively (red) charged heptads that provide interactions between different blocks.
Dr. Tomas Jacso, Dr. W. Trent Franks, Dr. Honor Rose, Uwe Fink, Dr. Jana Broecker, Prof. Dr. Sandro Keller, Prof. Dr. Hartmut Oschkinat and Prof. Dr. Bernd Reif
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201104987
Membrane proteins in their native cellular membranes are accessible by dynamic nuclear polarization magic angle spinning solid-state NMR spectroscopy without the need of purification and reconstitution (see picture). Dynamic nuclear polarization is essential to achieve the required gain in sensitivity to observe the membrane protein of interest.
Mojgan Roushan, Xiao Zhang and Prof. Jing Li
Version of Record online: 30 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105110
Glowing white: Bulk hybrid semiconductor materials built from periodic nanostructured 2D layers of ZnS emit bright white light. Their emission intensity, quantum efficiency, and color quality can be systematically tuned by varying the composition of both the inorganic and organic components. The materials show great promise as a new type of single-phase white-light-emitting phosphors.
Byungik Lee, Hiroto Naito and Dr. Takashi Hibino
Version of Record online: 5 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105229
Gas-phase electrochemistry: The direct hydroxylation of benzene to phenol was investigated using an electrochemical cell. The production of phenol over a VOx anode was found to be significant at 50 °C. The resultant current efficiency for phenol production and selectivity toward phenol reached 76.5 and 94.7 %, respectively.
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105565
Delivering the goods: Multifunctional, self-assembled, polymeric nanoparticles for the simultaneous delivery of small-molecule drugs and siRNA have been synthesized. The nanoparticles are composed of biodegradable hyaluronic acid, for tumor targeting and cellular delivery, and a high siRNA binding affinity is provided by a ZnII-dipicolylamine analogue as an artificial phosphate-binding receptor (see scheme).
Dr. Sarit S. Agasti, Dr. Monty Liong, Dr. Carlos Tassa, Dr. Hyun Jung Chung, Prof. Stanley Y. Shaw, Prof. Hakho Lee and Prof. Ralph Weissleder
Version of Record online: 24 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105670
Be my guest: A supramolecular host–guest interaction is utilized for highly efficient bioorthogonal labeling of cellular targets. Antibodies labeled with a cyclodextrin host molecule bind to adamantane-labeled magnetofluorescent nanoparticles (see picture) and provide an amplifiable strategy for biomarker detection that can be adapted to different diagnostic techniques such as molecular profiling or magnetic cell sorting.
Changhua Li, Tao Wu, Prof. Dr. Chunyan Hong, Prof. Dr. Guoqing Zhang and Prof. Dr. Shiyong Liu
Version of Record online: 1 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105735
Trip the light of plastic: An aqueous fluorogenic sensing system consisting of selective and specific analyte-triggerable charge-generation polymers (CGPs) and a negatively charged aggregation-induced emission active fluorogen (TPE-COOH4) is presented. In the presence of a triggering analyte of interest, the CGPs undergo electrostatic complexation with TPE-COOH4 leading to intense fluorescence emission due to the aggregation of TPE-COOH4.
Denison H. C. Chang, Dr. Angus P. R. Johnston, Dr. Kim L. Wark, Kerry Breheney and Prof. Frank Caruso
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106033
In nature, the sequence of amino acids in a protein is determined by the genetic code. Biosynthesis of polypeptides by bacteria can be used to exploit this natural process to afford exact control over properties such as molecular weight, chemical functionality, and structure. It is demonstrated how control over the positioning of functional groups can be used to tune the degradation of assembled polypeptide particles (see scheme).
Dr. Jiro Kondo
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106084
Resistance explained: The crystal structures of the ribosomal decoding A site with an A1408G antibiotic-resistance mutation were solved in the presence and absence of the aminoglycoside geneticin (see structure, geneticin carbon framework in yellow). These structures show how bacteria acquire high-level resistance against aminoglycosides by the mutation.
Zhu Liu, Prof. Wei-Ping Zhang, Qiong Xing, Dr. Xuefeng Ren, Prof. Maili Liu and Prof. Chun Tang
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106190
Another kind of dynamics: Ubiquitin noncovalently dimerizes with a dissociation constant of approximately 5 mM. The two subunits adopt an array of relative orientations, utilizing an interface also for binding to other proteins (see picture). Quaternary fluctuation among members of the dimer ensemble constitutes a different kind of dynamics that complements the tertiary dynamics of each ubiquitin subunit.
Dr. Laurence Delaurière, Dr. Zeyuan Dong, Dr. Katta Laxmi-Reddy, Dr. Frédéric Godde, Dr. Jean-Jacques Toulmé and Dr. Ivan Huc
Version of Record online: 1 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106208
Finest selection: Side-chain selective, end-group selective, diastereoselective, and RNA- vs. DNA-selective interactions have been revealed between multiturn helical aromatic amide foldamers having cationic side chains and G-quadruplex aptamers.
Casey R. Wade, Iou-Sheng Ke and Prof. Dr. François P. Gabbaï
Version of Record online: 24 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106242
Turn on the lantern! The stibine donor ligand of a cationic palladium complex acts as a Lewis acid and reacts with a fluoride anion to afford the corresponding fluorostiboranyl–palladium species (see scheme). Bindung of the fluoride anion to the antimony center induces a change in denticity of the triphosphine unit and leads to a bright-orange trigonal-bipyramidal d8 lantern complex.
Dr. Bian Wu, Dr. Wiktor Szymański, Gjalt G. Wybenga, Matthew M. Heberling, Dr. Sebastian Bartsch, Dr. Stefaan de Wildeman, Dr. Gerrit J. Poelarends, Prof. Ben L. Feringa, Prof. Bauke W. Dijkstra and Prof. Dick B. Janssen
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106372
Turn to switch: A mutant of phenylalanine aminomutase was engineered that can catalyze the regioselective amination of cinnamate derivatives (see scheme, red) to, for example, β-amino acids. This regioselectivity, along with the X-ray crystal structures, suggests two distinct carboxylate binding modes differentiated by CβCipso bond rotation, which determines if β- (see scheme) or α-addition takes place.
Version of Record online: 24 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106727
You'll never walk alone: An auto-healing process of the first host–guest complex involving a polyoxometalate hybrid and a cyclodextrin is reported. Indeed, this inclusion complex allows the complete restoration of the anchored organic moiety released by a basic stress, a process otherwise not fully reversible.
Houhua Li, Xiaoming Wang and Prof. Dr. Xiaoguang Lei
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106753
A shared story: Three fawcettimine- and serratinine-type Lycopodium alkaloids are prepared from a common tetracyclic spirodiketone intermediate in concise total syntheses (see scheme). The intermediate was constructed by a remarkable biosynthesis-inspired transannular NC bond formation to the spiro-configured carbon center and a hydroxy-directed pinacol coupling promoted by SmI2.
Miriam Colombo, Dr. Silvia Sommaruga, Dr. Serena Mazzucchelli, Dr. Laura Polito, Paolo Verderio, Dr. Patrizia Galeffi, Prof. Fabio Corsi, Prof. Paolo Tortora and Dr. Davide Prosperi
Version of Record online: 25 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106775
Particularly suitable: An N-terminal serine mutant of anti-HER2 scFv antibody was conjugated to polymer-coated magnetofluorescent nanoparticles by strain-promoted alkyne–nitrone cycloaddition. The resulting nanoparticles (see scheme) proved effective in targeting and labeling HER2-positive breast cancer cells.
Dr. Adriano Ambrosi, Sze Yin Chee, Bahareh Khezri, Prof. Richard D. Webster, Prof. Zdeněk Sofer and Prof. Martin Pumera
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106917
All at C? Graphenes prepared by the top-down exfoliation of graphite are shown to contain metallic impurities (see scheme, metal impurities shown as black dots). These impurities may dominate their properties and can have a negative influence on their potential applications.
Olivier Perraud, Prof. Vincent Robert, Prof. Heinz Gornitzka, Dr. Alexandre Martinez and Dr. Jean-Pierre Dutasta
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106934
Brothers and enemies: Anion–π and cation–π interactions act in a synergistic way when gathered in the molecular cavity of a hemicryptophane host, affording an efficient contribution (−170 kJ mol−1) in zwitterion recognition. NMR titration experiments and calculations reveal the positioning of the guest in the cavity of the heteroditopic receptor. This study emphasizes the importance of anion–π bonds in host–guest chemistry.
Michiko Takahashi, Akie Kawamura, Prof. Nobuo Kato, Prof. Tsuyoshi Nishi, Prof. Itaru Hamachi and Prof. Junko Ohkanda
Version of Record online: 21 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106995
Fluorescent combination: Cell-penetrating probes derived from the diterpene fusicoccin can form ternary complexes with 14–3–3 proteins and phosphopeptide ligands, whereupon the probes site-specifically attach a fluorescent tag onto the surface of the 14–3–3 proteins.
Ivano Pusterla and Prof. Dr. Jeffrey W. Bode
Version of Record online: 29 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107198
Three-ring circus! Surprisingly complex molecular acrobatics are observed in the mechanism of the α-ketoacid–hydroxylamine amide-forming ligation reaction. Although this remarkable reaction can already be used for the chemoselective union of large, unprotected peptide fragments the elucidated mechanism provides important clues to extending its application to larger and more complex biological targets.
Version of Record online: 4 OCT 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201103244
Light-harvesting peptide nanotubes are synthesized by the self-assembly of diphenylalanine with THPP and platinum nanoparticles (nPt; see picture; TEOA=triethanolamine). The light-harvesting peptide nanotubes are suitable for mimicking photosynthesis because of their structure and electrochemical properties that are similar to the ones of photosystem I in natural photosynthesis.
Laura T. Kliman, Scott N. Mlynarski, Grace E. Ferris and Prof. Dr. James P. Morken
Version of Record online: 1 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201105716
More with boron: The development of catalytic enantioselective 1,2-diboration of 1,3-dienes enables a new strategy for enantioselective carbonyl allylation reactions (see scheme). These reactions occur with outstanding levels of stereoselection and can be applied to both monosubstituted and 1,1-disubstituted dienes. The carbonyl allylation reactions provide enantiomerically enriched functionalized homoallylic alcohol products.
Version of Record online: 13 OCT 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106073
Both isotopes of silver, 107Ag and 109Ag, were simultaneously polarized by dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP), thus allowing large signal enhancements and the NMR characterization of Ag complexes in the millimolar concentration range. Since both isotopes have long relaxation times T1, the hyperpolarized NMR signal of one isotope could still be observed even after the magnetization of the other isotope had been destroyed by radio-frequency pulses.
Chu-Ting Yang, Zhen-Qi Zhang, Hazmi Tajuddin, Chen-Cheng Wu, Jun Liang, Jing-Hui Liu, Yao Fu, Maria Czyzewska, Dr. Patrick G. Steel, Prof. Dr. Todd B. Marder and Prof. Dr. Lei Liu
Version of Record online: 1 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106299
Easy access: An unprecedented copper-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction of the title compounds with diboron reagents is described (see scheme; Ts=4-toluenesulfonyl). This reaction can be used to prepare both primary and secondary alkylboronic esters having diverse structures and functional groups. The resulting products would be difficult to access by other means.
Hui-Hui Tan, Dr. Asami Makino, Dr. Kumar Sudesh, Dr. Peter Greimel and Dr. Toshihide Kobayashi
Version of Record online: 1 DEC 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106470
At a glance: The stereochemical configuration of the diglycerophosphate backbone of the endosome-specific lipid bis(monoacylglycero)phosphate (BMP, see picture) was determined by 1H NMR spectroscopy. Enantiomeric discrimination was facilitated by introduction of D-camphor ketals as chiral shift reagents, and enantiopure synthetic BMP analogues were prepared as reference materials. Natural BMP exhibited the unusual sn-1,1′ diglycerophosphate backbone.
Dr. Nichole D. Litvinas, Patrick S. Fier and Prof. Dr. John F. Hartwig
Version of Record online: 14 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106668
A versatile method for the synthesis of aryl perfluoroalkanes from arenes and aryl bromides is described. Substituted arenes or aryl bromides are converted in situ to an aryl boronate ester that readily undergoes perfluoroalkylation in air with [(phen)CuRF]. A broad range of aryl bromide substrates were perfluoroalkylated in good yield for the first time. [(phen)CuCF3] is now commercially available and has been prepared on 20 g scale.
Tianfei Liu, Xinxin Shao, Dr. Yaming Wu and Prof. Dr. Qilong Shen
Version of Record online: 30 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201106673
The old one two: A sequential iridium-catalyzed borylation and copper-catalyzed trifluoromethylation of arenes is described (see scheme; Pin=pinacol). The reaction is conducted under mild reaction conditions and tolerates a variety of functional groups. The advantages of this tandem procedure are demonstrated by the late-stage trifluoromethylation of a number of biologically active molecules.
Dr. Kazuya Yamaguchi, Hiroaki Kobayashi, Takamichi Oishi and Prof. Dr. Noritaka Mizuno
Version of Record online: 23 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107110
In the presence of a manganese oxide based octahedral molecular sieve (OMS-2), a range of primary amides could be synthesized directly from primary alcohols and ammonia (see scheme). The observed catalysis was heterogeneous, and the recovered catalyst could be reused many times without an appreciable loss of its catalytic performance.
Dr. Marc Hutchby, Dr. Chris E. Houlden, Dr. Mairi F. Haddow, Dr. Simon N. G. Tyler, Prof. Dr. Guy C. Lloyd-Jones and Prof. Dr. Kevin I. Booker-Milburn
Version of Record online: 30 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107117
Stick or twist: By introducing steric hindrance at the nitrogen atom, stable linear amides bearing an electron-withdrawing α-substituent (Z=Ar, PhSO2, P(O)(OR)2, CN, or CO2R) can be induced to undergo solvolysis and substitution reactions through an elimination–addition mechanism (see picture). Key to this process is a low barrier to rotation around the amide bond and the α-substituent Z.
James Goebl, Qiao Zhang, Le He and Prof. Yadong Yin
Version of Record online: 29 NOV 2011 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201107240
Out of the frame: A marker study using gold frames was designed to reveal that silver nanoplates undergo a shape transition during their seeded growth from triangular to circular to hexagonal plates before ultimately returning to triangular structures with an orientation 180° relative to that of the original triangular seeds (see picture, the original gold triangular frame is visible at the center of the silver nanoplate).
Version of Record online: 4 JAN 2012 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.201290001


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Thank you Mr. Gumbel for your letter on Oct. 23 regarding fuel prices in Craven County. I have sent a couple of letters in the past regarding this subject; it is a shame there is not a blitz of letters being written. I wish either the Sun Journal or Channel 12 News would confront our local �powers� of gas prices for an explanation of their pricing. BTW, I do mean confront.
Not only does the pricing hurt at the pump, but it cuts into ones disposable income for other purchases. I am surprised that no one has mentioned this added burden on the local economy. There is only so much money to go around from this pool of funds. I honestly do not know how these �powers� sleep well at night doing what they do to the local economy. Selfish? I think so. Greedy? Ditto.
I will continue to buy 95 percent of my fuel out of town. I am fortunate enough to have the option of doing so. I would prefer to support local but not at my hide�s expense.
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The Canadian will take the seat of America's Mitchell DeJong who was unable to compete following a listeria infection.
Six-time Canadian Rally Champion Antoine L'Estage has confirmed he will race at tomorrow's World RX of Canada as a late entry in the RX Lites Intercontinental Cup.
Aug 04
Early this afternoon at Autodrome St-Eustache
Jul 02
TSM, owned by Texas businessmen Steve Turner and Harry Scott Jr is one of the premier teams in Nascar.
Alex, his Team, and Robert Desrosiers are happy to announce that he will be testing at New Smyrna Speedway (Florida) aboard one of the testing trucks of Turner Scott Motorsports (TSM) from the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) on July 15th and 16th.
Apr 22
"Last time I raced in Trois-Rivières, we had a double header and we won both events on the same weekend"- Carpentier
After shining in CART, IndyCar and NASCAR, Québécois driver Patrick Carpentier will take part in his first FIA World Championship event as driver of the Marley's Mellow Mood VW Polo Supercar for top team Marklund Motorsport at RX Canada which will be part of Le Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières next August 7th and 8th.
Aug 12
Mar 11
The 2012 NCaTS season was a character and experience builder for Ray Jr. and his team, Bonzaï Racing.
La Cité de Mirabel inc., a $500M residential project featuring more than 2000 units has decided to lend its financial support to Ray Courtemanche Jr. for the upcoming NASCAR Canadian Tire Series (NCaTS) season. And there is more – as famous car preparation specialist and Crew Chief Dave Jacombs has signed on to prepare Ray Jr's oval and road course cars, as well as provide trackside support.
Sep 17
American Rider Matt Goerke to defend his MX1 Crown at the Monster Energy Supermotocross
Matt Goerke will return to the Monster Energy Supermotocross, presented by Parts Canada/Thor, on Saturday, September 29 to defend the motocross 450 cc (MX1) title he captured last year at the Olympic Stadium ahead of Canadian Cole Thompson, and fellow Americans Robbie Marshall, Teddy Maier and Canadian Dusty Klatt.
Aug 19
Patrick Carpentier to compete at the Monster Energy Supermotocross
Patrick Carpentier will return to Montréal to compete in the upcoming Monster Energy Supermotocross at Olympic Stadium on September 29. The Quebec-born driver, who resides in Las Vegas, accepted an offer from recreational product dealer Grégoire Sport to compete in the Side-by-Side race. Carpentier was in Montréal on Saturday to race in the NASCAR event on Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.
Aug 13
Aug 01
The singer will also meet and greet race car fans during « Discovery Day »
Octane Management inc., promoter of the NAPA auto parts 200 presented by Dodge and FLAIR Management, Image, Conseil, are happy to announce today that the young and talented singer from Quebec, Marilou, has been given the responsibility to sing both the Canadian and American national anthems during the ceremonies preceding the NASCAR's Nationwide series race, on August 18th at the Gilles-Villeneuve circuit.
Jul 10
He will be on track to support the Sainte-Justine UHC Foundation
RAB Racing and Michael Waltrip Racing announced today that Canadian driver Patrick Carpentier will drive RAB Racing with Brack Maggard's No. 99 Napa Auto Parts Toyota in the NAPA Auto Parts 200 NASCAR Nationwide Series race at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal on Aug. 18.
(Flagworld's photo album form the press conference)
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Sep 26
Patrick Carpentier comes out of retirement to compete in the Rallye international vert de Montréal
Quebec race car driver Patrick Carpentier wasted no time in getting behind the wheel again despite his recent retirement announcement. This time out, he'll be driving green at the wheel of a NAPA Auto Parts-Honda CRZ during the Rallye international vert de Montréal, to be held from September 30 to October 2 in Montreal.
Aug 20
Well-traveled Ambrose finally wins at Montreal
Four years ago, Marcos Ambrose came all the way from Australia. Saturday morning, he came all the way from Michigan where he is competing in the Sprint Cup Series this weekend. Then, in the afternoon, on Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Ambrose came all the way from the back of the pack to finally win the NAPA Auto Parts 200 in the Nationwide Series.
Aug 18
Fellows, Leffler, Patrick and Villeneuve weadline the Nationwide Series Driver Autograph Session
Today the promoters of the NAPA Auto Parts 200 presented by Dodge announced that for the first time ever, 14 drivers competing in the NASCAR Nationwide Series will take part in a one hour autograph session this Saturday.
Aug 15
Save the date on Thursday August 18, from 1 to 2 p.m. at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Twelve "Québec Stars" will meet with race fans on the NAPA Auto Parts 200 Presented by Dodge "Discovery Day". Today the promoters of the NAPA Auto Parts 200 presented by Dodge released the list of 12 drivers that will take part in the annual "Québec Stars" autograph session on "Discovery Day" at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Aug 12
Both drivers talk about their fondness for the Montréal event
While Marcos Ambrose is planning his flights to and from Michigan, Robbie Gordon announces his return to the NAPA Auto Parts 200 Presented by Dodge. The event promoter learned today that fan favourite Robbie Gordon will enter the upcoming NAPA Auto Parts 200 presented by Dodge which will be held August 19-20 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.


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Issue date: Monday, April 15, 1912
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Saturday, April 13, 1912
Next edition: Tuesday, April 16, 1912
Publication name: Albert Lea Evening Tribune
Location: Albert Lea, Minnesota
Pages available: 320,271
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Evening Tribune, The (Newspaper) - April 15, 1912, Albert Lea, Minnesota TO ADVERTISE Keeps Your Business Grow- au "Ad" Today. TRIBUNE OURJOB PMMTMfi and Bookbinding is the ua and see. VOL XV ALBERT LEA, MINNESOTA, MONDAY; APRIL 15, 1912. NO. 118 CAPTAIN E. J. SMITH. Commander of the New White Star Liner Titanic. by American Press Association. CHURCH FLOOR COLLAPSES Two Persons Killed and Over a Score Injured. Harrington Park, N. J., April persons were killed and more than a score injured, several seriously, when the collapse of the floor of the Church of Our Lady of Victory pre- cipitated nearly 300 persons into the basement. The church was only part- ly completed and the-assemblage was in connection with the formal cere- monies of laying the corner stone. The collapse of the floor came while an address was being.delivered by Fa- ther Delanty, pas-tor of the church. Suddenly the floor creaked and then it ..went down with a crash. 'Men, women children were caught in the ava- lanche and badly crushed. FLOOD IS ENGULFING TOWN IN LOUISIANA Break in Levee Causes Missis- sippi to Overflow. Tallulah, La., April of the town of Tallulah north of the V-icks- burg, Shreveport and .Pacific railroad, with the exception of a few business houses, is under water. Hurried levees have been thrown up along the railroad tracks and every able- bodied man is lending his aid in the desperate fight that is being made to save the rest of the town from the flood waters which are rushing through the crevasse in the Dog Tail levee in the Mississippi river. Dwellings and small houses are floating about in the flooded area, some of which is ten feet under water. REFUGEES ON THE LEVEES Roasting Carcasses of Beeves at Drift- wood Fires. Vicksburg, Miss.. April Mis- sissippi levee for miles along here presents a weird scene. Fires made of driftwood dot the embankment on which refugees are roasting the car- casses of beeves for food. Meanwhile the work 0f rescue pro- ceeds in the back country. Volunteers ir. launches and skiffs and on impro- vised rafts have saved nearly a thou- sand since the Salem levee broke Friday and other thousands that made their way to safety are scat- tered along the levee camping as best they can. Tugs and steamboats are gathering them up and bringing them to Vicksburg. Governor Brewer has ordered tents sent here for their use. LA FOLLETTE IS CONFIDENT Says Recent Primaries Assure Dead- lock and His Nomination. Portland, Ore., April tion of delegates for Colonel Roose- velt in states like Pennsylvania and Illinois renders it certain that a dead- lock between Roosevelt and President Taft will occur in the national Rcpub Mean convention and I am more cer tain than ever, with the delegates 1 have secured, that I shall be nom- inated." This was the comment of Senator La Follette of Wisconsin on the result of the presidential primaries in Penn- sylvania. SKY A Rector (ors his wny to church, meet- ing n my good fellow, bow Is it I never see you at .Miurch t sir, I don't wish to make congregation 'Hector don't see how you could. air, yon if I came to church the rest of tne xcwalc! go RBOSEVELT HAS GREAT VICTORY J Captures Sixfy-five of Pennsyl- vania's Delegates, PRESIDENT SECURES ELEVEN Politicians View With Astonishment Colonel's Success as He Was With- out a State Wilson of New Jersey Secures Sev- enty-four and Champ Clark of Mis- souri Two. Philadelphia. April The- odore Roosevelt's sweeping victory in Pennsylvania at Saturday's, primary election grew as the returns continued to come in. Incomplete returns from every dis- trict give the former president sixty- five of the state's seventy-six dele- gates in the Republican national con- The Roosevelt supporters are claiming sixty-seven and later re- turns may carry the figures to that total. Colonel Roosevelt won .fifty-three of the sixty-four district; national dele- gates and his followers elected enough delegates to the state convention to give them control of that body." The state convention twelve delegates at Governor, fWfoodrow Wilson of New who had no organized opposi- tion, will have-, seventy-four of the seventy-six delegates from Pennsylva- nia in the Democratic national con- vention. In the Twenty-eighth con- gressional district the-two'vDeraocratic national delegates elected are favor- able to Chajnp., Ciarlc upon the triumph of Colonel Roosevelt -with astonishment. The supporters., of- the former presi- dent were without a, state organiza- tion or without.; an many of the.. thirty-iwp congressional districts. The regular Republican organization headed by- United States Senator Boies- Penrose, haa withstood the fury of many a political storm, re- ceived a crushing, defeat in the loss of control of the state. convention. It Is first time, in the present genera- tion that it has-, lost. control of tha.t: body. Duties of State Convention. In addition- to- naming the. twelve delegates at large to Chicago the con- vention will. select thirty-eight presi- dential electors, four, candidates for congressmen at large, and candidates for state treasurer and auditor gen- eral, all to b.e voted- for at the No- vember election. The significance of the Roosevelt victory can be- realized when it is re- membered that the delegates in con- trol of the state convention have the power to select the state chairman arid under the party rules the delega- tion to the national convention elects the national committeeman. At present Senator Peiirose, holds this position. It was said by a prominent member of the state committee that some of the Roosevelt delegates elected to the state convention are regular organiza- tion men who while, voting for Roose- velt delegates will still stand by the state organization. Some of the.organization leaders re- frained from personally entering the p-imary as candidates, for district del- egates as it. had been expected they would be selected as delegates at large. The vote polled was light. In some districts it did; not go much over 50 per cent of the. vote at the last gen- eral election. Colonel Roosevelt is said to have received bis heaviest vote from the reform, element represented by the Keystone party, which succeed- ed in electing a reform mayor in Phila- delphia last year. Another element; of strength of the Roosevelt forces, was the idle anthracite miners, among whom the former president ran strong. UNCERTAIN ABOUT HIS MASTER'S VOICE RESULTS; ON THE DIAMOND American Association. Louisville 2, St. Paul 0. Minneapolis 12, Indianapolis 3. Columbus 5, Milwaukee. 4. Kansas City 3, Toledo 0. Standing of the 1000- St. Paul, .800; Minneapolis, Toledo, .600; Louisville, .500; Milwau- kee, .200; Kansas. City. .200; Indian- apolis, .000. Amttrican League. Detroit 1, Cleveland 0. St. Louis 4, Chicago 1. Standing of the Philadelphia. Chicago, .609; Cleveland, .500; St. Louis, .600; De- troit, .600; Washington, .000; York, .000.. National. Lsaguo. St. Louis 6, Chicago 4. Cincinnati 11, PIttsbarg 7. Standing 1000- St. Louis, Boston, Brooklyn, New York, .333; Phil. sdelphia, .333; Chicago, .000; WARNING NOTE GIVEN MEXICO American Ufe and Property Must Be Protected, REGARDED AS AN ULTIMATUM Gale in TintCfe. STEAMSHIP TITANIC IN DIREPERIL New White Star Liner Collides With Iceberg, VESSEL HAS THIRTEEN HUNDRED PASSENGERS Disabled Sbip Largest Afloat and on Maiden Voyage, Capo Race, N. F., April steamship Titanic called "C. Q. D." and.--reported having struck an ice- berg. The steamer said- that .immedi- ate assistance was required. ffalf an hour afterward another mes-: sage came reporting that they.were Sinking by the head'and-that women ware being put-off in..the lifeboats. The weather was 'calm arid clear, the Titanic's wireless operator report- ed, and gave the position of the vessel north latitude and west longitude. _ The Marconi station at Cape Race notified the Allan liner captain of which-immediately' advised that he wast proceeding for the scene of the disauter. The Virginian was about 170 miles distant from the Titanic. The Olympic was in latitude north and longitude west. She was in direct communication with the Titanic and is now making all haste toward her. v The steamship Baltic also reported herself as about 200 miles east of the Titanic and was making all possible speed toward her. she will stretch over four city blocks. She has accommodations for passengers and carries a crew of 860. ON HER WAY TO THE TITANIC Steamer Virginian- Going Aid of Disabled Vessel. Montreal, April new White Star liner Titanic is reported' in ad- vices here to have struck -an iceberg. The news was received at the.Allan line offices .here in wireless message from "Vrr- 'ginian-of that line. It-was stated that the Virginian- had been in- wireless communication, with the Titanic, that she had reported being in collision with an iceberg and asked for as- sistance. The Virginian reported that she was on her way to the Titanic. LOUIS HILL DENfES RUMOR Great Northern President Has No In- tention of Resigning. St. Paul, April I get ready to retire or resign from the presidency of the Great Northern rail- road." said Louis W. won't be any rumors about, it. I'll come out and say, so." Mr. Hill just got to town after a- four weeks' tour of the- .West, which took him down and up the coast. says there is nothing to tell about the trip, w.hich was entirely for pleasure. Referring again to the rumor -'that he was slated to resign as president to assume his father's place as'chair- man of the board of directors he said: same old rumor. The "only new. slant to "it is the fact that it tomes from Chicago instead of from Lightning Causes- .Fire. Wis., -April The plant and .two warehouses of the .Burling- ton Blanket .were destroyed by fire with a loss of eover-ed by insurance. Lightning -.struck -the engine room, starting' the fire, which the small city fire department was un- able to cope -with. French Statesman III. Paris, April Brisson, president of the chamber of deputies, Is critically HI. A bulletin issued with reference to his condition says grave symptons of intestinal obstruction have set in. Chairman Pujo of Money Trust Probcrs And W. A. Glasgow, Jr., Committee's Counsel. PROMINENT PEOPLEON BOARD White Star Liner "fitanic on Her Mai- den Voyage. New York, April White Star liner Titanic; the largest vessel afloat, left Southampton April 10 on her maiden voyage for New York.'She is a vessel of tons; is 882 feet 6 inches long and displaces tons. The Titanic carried about pas- sengers, of whom 350 were In the first cabin. Among these are F. D. Millet, the artist and president of tbe Con- solidated American Academy at Rome; Major Archibald Butt, military aide to President Taft; C. M. Hays, presi- dent T-rand Trunk railway; "J. Bruce Ismay, chairman and managing direc- tor of the White Star line; Henry B. Harris, the American theatrical manager; W. T. Stead, Mrs. Isador Straus, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob tor, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. WIdener, Ben- jamin' Guggenheim and Mr. and Mrs. Harry WIdener. Captain E. J. Smith is In command of. the Titanic. I The Immensity of -the Titanic showtv-wUen It Is stated thai in length Photo at Pnjo copyright-br American Press Association. Tbe taking of testimony in tbe money trust investigation is under wny tn Washington. A number of men now, employed in banking capacities who have heretofore been in tb'e government service bare been subpoenaed. Tbe committee will take'up the relations of the national government to banks. The Investigators are srilScommlttee of tbe banking and currency committee of the horww- Representative Arsene P. Pujo of Louisiana the chairman. William A. Glasgow, Jr., of Philadelphia is counsel to the committee. Be ta a well known lawyer, was'associated with tbe anthracite coal inquiry and more recently appeared before interstate commerce commission on the aide of the In their- protest against the attempt of the eastern trunk: lines tn mako sfdvnnces In freight lutes. V- i Acting Secretary of State Wilson In- forms Madero's Government and General Orozco, Chief of the Rebels, That They Will Be Held Responsi- ble for Lives of Americans and the Safety of Property. Washington, April was issued by the United States to the Mexican government, as well as to General Pascual Orozco, chief of the revolutionary forces, that "it expects and must demand that American life and property within the republic of Mexico be just and adequately protect- ed and that this government must hold Mex'co and the Mexican people re- sponsible for all wanton or illegal acts sacrificing or endangering Ameri- can life or damaging America'n prop- erty or interests." The attitude of the United States as expressed to both the federal and rebel authorities is that any maltreat- ment of American citizens "will be deeply resented by the American gov- ernment and people and must be fully answered for by the Mexican people." Acting Secretary Huniington Wil- son of the state department, who is- sued special instructions to Ambassa- dor Henry Lane Wilson at Mexico City and Morion Letcher, AnJerican consul at Chihuahua, authorized the state- ment that intervention was not con- templated by the United States. Instructions to Ambassador. Ambassador Wilson was ordered to communicate at once the views of the United States to the Mexican, minis- ter 'for'foreign affairs and a copy-.of his instructions waa likewise sent to Marion Letcher, American consul at Chihuahua, _- with -special representa- tions addressVd to General -prozco. dro'zco recently refuse'd'tb recognize Mr. Letcher as the American consular representative because the United States withheld recognition of the rebel cause. The representations to Orozco accuse him of "practical mur- der" of Thomas Fountain, an Ameri- can gunner enlisted with the federals, but summarily last week when taken prisoner bjr the insur- rectos. Though declining to Justify partici- pation of Americans on either side the United States expressly stipulates that American combatants when taken pris- oners- must be given humane treat- ment in accordance wtyh the rules of warfare. The correspondence made public ad- mittedly is the strongest demand the United State? is known to have made upon Mexico for respectful treatment of Americans as well as other foreign- ers and declare that a continuation of illegal acts is tending "to difficulties and obligations which it is to the in- terests of all true Mexican patriots, as it Is the desire of the United States, avoid." DISCUSS JUDICIAL RECALL r- Attorneys From Forty States Meet In Chicago April 26. Chicago, April of the bar associations of forty states will meet In Chicago April 26 and 27 at the annual meeting of the Illinois State Bar association to discuss judi- cial recall and reform In court pro- :edure. For the purpose of learning the ex- act sentiments of lawyers and jurists from all parts of the country on the judicial recall 'question officials of the Illinois organization sent out invita- tions to attend this meeting to leading members of state bar associations in each state in the Union. JOHN DALZELL. Pennsylvania Defeated for denomination. Pittsburg, April is ly certain that John Dalzell- has been" defeated' by'M. Clyde Kelly, for re- nomination in the Thirtieth -congres-" sional district. TAFT ACCUMULATES STOCKS Tax Return Shows He's .Richer Than Last Year. Cincinnati, April Taft's personal tax return, now oh file at the Hamilton county 'courthouse shows that he is "richer in property subject- to taxation.' .tha'n- -tie was last year. In that time he cumulated worth' of stocks; while last year he held only slo'.OOJO worth. His cash-has to and his debts are listed as The -total the president's property is given ait 940. EACH SIDE MORE DETERMINED W'KINLEY SAYS CONSPIRACY Declares Roosevelt Trying to Hu- miliate Taft.' Washington, April Mc- Kinley's statement on the Pennsyl- vania primary, beside referring to the "third says in part: "The outcome of the Pennsylvania primaries in plainly indicative of the tact that national issues are playing only a small part in some states in the campaign for the Republican nomi- nation for president. "Instead of constructive statesman- ship being put forth in an effort to' Solve tbe problems before the country .and as a bid for votes on the ground of merit a nationwide campaign of willful and malicious misrepresenta- tion, villification and assault on the president of the United States has frees substituted. Such a campaign, amounting in fact to a conspiracy, not only to humiliate the president per- sonally, but to commit the Republican., party to rank socialism, has notjonly been countenanced but conducted by former President Theodoie Roosevelt "The fact that thts candidate is now claiming to wear the mantle of Abra- ham Lincoln Is evidence that the acme of In this tonntry has. Contest Between Roose- velt Wlli Ga On. Washington .April over- whelming victory for Roosevelt" in Pennsylvania, coming. so soon .afteV the surprising result in Illinois in...his has brought home .to the friends' of President Taft the keen of the'fight that is-ahead of them be- tween now and the Chicago conven- tion. The effect 'Of it has been .to make each side a little bit more determined and absolutely to dissipate-all' talk of compromise, fiotu the: Taft leaders and. the Roosevelt leaders say there is absolutely no possibility of a com- promise candidate. The-Republican party must-choose between Taft and Roosevelt as the nominee in the coming campaign. president's friends do not believe "that he will find It either necessary .or ex- pedient to compromised It is a question whether the presi- dent" could'deliver the-'greater major- ity of the delegates who have been, elected for him up to. this time, and this is true especially of the Southern, delegates. The Southern .delegates .committed to President Taft" appear to be a source of strength 'and weakness "at the same time. As their numerical value is_ considered in- footing-u'p. Taft column they make a formidable showing. But the. very fact that most: -.of- President Taft's to this time are from the Southern states, where the methods electing'such, delegates are so well known, makes the acquisition one of doubtful uolitical value. THREE BANKERS ARRESTED Two Accused of False Statements and One of Embezzlement. New Orleans, April V, Buhler, president of the Teutonia Bank and Trust company of New Orleans, and Joseph H. Gbmila, a director, were arrested here charged with making. false statements to the state bank ex- aminer and concealing the true condi- tion of the bank. Frank J. Braud, a former-cashier el the same bank and. now a, public ac- countant, was arrested at the time, charged with embezzling 966.0M of the bank's funds. The arrests made after an investigation, by Dis- trict Attorney St. Clair Adams... is a state institution. Himself in Asylum. Chicago, April M. llofr erts, formerly a well Oshkoefc, attorney, who suffered ft jjboi.it a 030. killed" by harc'-.'i. t-'o. ;


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Back before the release of [movie id="414921″]"New Moon,"[/movie] director Chris Weitz appeared to be toying with the idea of directing the fourth film in the "Twilight" franchise, "Breaking Dawn." Summit Entertainment has yet to announce whether the fourth book in Stephenie Meyer's vampire saga will be made into a movie (or two). But in the weeks before the DVD release of "New Moon" (March 20), Weitz was willing to share his opinions about the possibly 3-D , maybe two-part conclusion to the series.
"I think that 3-D is great so long as it's not used in a gimmicky fashion and it can supply extraordinary depth to the visual experience," Weitz told MTV News. "And it's great because it brings people to the theater, and filmmakers always want people to see things in the largest format possible."
Weitz also agreed that "Breaking Dawn" should be broken up into two movies. "I think that it makes sense for it to be split into two parts, because it's quite a dense book with a lot going on," he said.
So, does he still want to take back the "Twilight" reins from "Eclipse" director David Slade? "Of course I'm interested," he said, but went on to add that he thinks someone should take the job.
"But I think I'm on record saying I have a 2-and-a-half-year-old son, and each one of these movies — especially because it'd be such a long shoot as 'Breaking Dawn' — it kind of brings me to the edge of my physical and mental endurance," he said. "And I just don't believe I have it in me, and I think that it's appropriate that someone else go ahead and do it."
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We are a Fragrance Free School!
In the interest of maintaining a safe and healthy working environment for employees, students, and their families, WE ARE A FRAGRANCE FREE SCHOOL!
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Fragrances and scents are found in a wide range of products including perfume, aftershave, deodorant, soap air fresheners, fabric softeners, laundry detergents, facial tissues, and candles. Exposure to fragrances and other scented products may trigger adverse health reactions (e.g., asthma attack, anaphylactic reaction and shortness of breath) in individuals with asthma, allergies, migraines, or chemical sensitivities. Other less serious but equally debilitating symptoms include headache, sore throat, runny nose, sinus congestion, wheezing, dizziness, anxiety, anger, nausea, fatigue, mental confusion and an inability to concentrate. Although the mechanisms by which chemicals act to produce symptoms are not yet understood, the impact on all those affected can be quite severe, resulting in great discomfort.
It is important to recognize that the chemicals from which fragrances are created are, by their very nature, shared. The chemicals vaporize into the air and are easily inhaled by those around us. Today's fragrances/scented products are made up of a complex mixture of chemicals which also contribute to indoor air quality problems and cause health problems.
Therefore, in order to protect those individual(s) with sensitivities to fragrances and scents and to possibly prevent others from developing such sensitivities, I require your full cooperation towards a fragrance/scent-safe environment at Silver Lake Elementary.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation in keeping Silver Lake Elementary School a safe place for everyone.
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Commercial High Chair: The Original Modern High Chair
The post yesterday about designer high chairs in restaurants got us thinking. Good design means the union of form and function, with neither one having to compromise too much for the other. We think the standard commercial high chair you see in many restaurants is a great example of good, modern design.
DIY Reclaimed Wood Bench
There's something about the contrast between the rugged wood plank and the industrial-yet-graceful hairpin legs that makes this bench just sing. If we saw this beauty in a store window, we'd imagine it came with a hefty little pricetag. But guess how much this little DIY number came in at?
Small Space Extra Seating: The Wedge
When you have a few extra kiddos over for movie night, seating can be short and it can often times be difficult to see the television without being propped up even a little. Do away with those pesky bean bags and pick up a few wedges instead. They even double as fabulous fort building material as well.
Tree Table Collection by April Hannah
BKLYN DESIGNS has to be the most kid-friendly design exhibition around. It's small, but very welcoming of children (including a kids lounge) and a great opportunity for families to interact with furniture they might be considering for their home. One of the highlights this year was this beautiful Tree Table collection by mother, designer, and artist April Hannah.
Nesting Ottomans by angelo:HOME
It can be hard enough finding enough room for yourselves in a small home, but what about when you have company over? We've had more than one playdate with adults and kids hanging out on the floor, but it would be nice to offer something more comfortable. These clever nesting ottomans are a great way to quickly expand seating options in your living room, playroom or kids room.
Wood and Wool Stools
Etsy Find
Reclaimed wood and vintage-style crochet: two great tastes that taste great together. These one-of-a-kind handmade stools would look fantastic in any setting, from kitchens and bathrooms to bedrooms and entryways.
Five Furniture Finds on Etsy
Etsy is a no-brainer source for artwork, toys, stuffed animals, pillows, etc. but kids' furniture? Yes! Plenty of woodworking artisans are offering their wares here from tables and chairs to step stools and rockers. Here are five of our favorites.
High/Low Fruit Bean Bags: Take Two
A few years ago we were admiring the bright, fun fruit bean bags made by EZ Bean, but we were not admiring the price tag. We found a similar, more affordable option which are unfortunately no longer available, but...how about these soft chenille versions from Petooie? "Good for Resting, Reading, TV or just for a Quiet Imagination time. ...BUT NEVER for TIME OUT! This Bean bag chair is for GOOD memories only!"
Doublewide Step Stool by Loll
You know we love our Bekvam step stool from IKEA and its many uses. But after a few arguments at the sink we're wishing it was wider so both kiddos could hop on for simultaneous handwashing.
Square Chairs at Serena & Lily
These Square Chairs look more like poufs to us, but you know, we're not going to get into a debate about semantics over something this cute. Whatever you call them, we can picture them serving well in bedrooms, playrooms, living rooms and yes, even outdoors.