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The Orchestra
Steven Copes
Violinist Steven Copes joined the SPCO as Concertmaster in 1998, leading the orchestra from the first chair, performing concertos old and new, and joining his colleagues in chamber music. He is an enthusiastic advocate of the music of today, having given the world premiere of George Tsontakis' Grammy-nominated Violin Concerto ... Learn more
Ruggero Allifranchini
Ruggero Allifranchini is the Associate Concertmaster of the SPCO. He was born into a musical household in Milan, Italy, and raised on a diverse musical diet, ranging from Beethoven to John Coltrane. He studied at the New School in Philadelphia with Jascha Brodsky and later at the Curtis Institute of ... Learn more
Kyu-Young Kim
Kyu-Young Kim, Artistic Director and Principal Violin of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, is one of the most versatile and accomplished musicians of his generation. His appointment as the SPCO's Artistic Director in January 2016 marks the first time a playing member has been tapped to take the artistic ... Learn more
Daria Adams
Violinist Daria T. Adams has been a member of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra since 1987. Prior to joining the SPCO, she was a concerto soloist with the New American Chamber Orchestra, performing in the United States, Europe, and Scandinavia. An active recitalist and chamber musician, Adams has been a ... Learn more
Sunmi Chang*
As the laureate of both the 2007 International Markneukirchen and Sion-Valais International Violin Competitions, Sunmi Chang has performed widely to much acclaim throughout North America and Europe as a soloist and chamber musician. In 2008, she was the soloist of the Yale Philharmonia's tour to Seoul, Beijing, and Shanghai, performing ... Learn more
Nina Tso-Ning Fan
Nina Tso-Ning Fan is a full-time member of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. A native of Colorado, Fan began her violin studies at the age of four. She earned her bachelor's degree in French literature from Harvard University while studying violin with James Buswell at the New England Conservatory ... Learn more
Elsa Nilsson
Elsa Nilsson joined The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra in 1977. Prior to her appointment with the SPCO, she served as concertmaster of the Pennsylvania Ballet Orchestra, and was a member of the Pittsburgh Symphony and the Pittsburgh Chamber Players. During her time with the SPCO, she has appeared with the ... Learn more
Sarah Grimes
Violinist Sarah Grimes is a native of the Twin Cities, and earned her Bachelor's Degree in 2014 from the Bienen School of Music at Northwestern University. Sarah was appointed as a regular member of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago in 2013, as well as concertmaster of the Northwestern Symphony ... Learn more
Kayla Moffett
Kayla Moffett was a fellow at the New World Symphony for the 2013-2014 where she played concertmaster, soloed with the orchestra, and gave a solo recital as part of the Solo Spotlight series. Originally from Massachusetts, Kayla began playing Suzuki violin at age 5 and studied at the New England ... Learn more
Maureen Nelson
Maureen Nelson is a founding member and first violinist of the Grammy-nominated Enso String Quartet, which originated at Yale University in 1999, while she was at Yale earning her master's degree. She keeps a busy touring schedule, with engagements across the United States and abroad, and has led the ... Learn more
Maiya Papach
Maiya Papach is the principal violist of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, having been a member of the orchestra since 2008, she has made solo appearances with the SPCO in Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante with concertmaster Steven Copes, solo directed Benjamin Britten's Lachrymae and will appear again this season ... Learn more
Hyobi Sim
Violist Hyobi Sim began the study of viola when she was 12 years old. After 3 years of playing viola, she was accepted as a student at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia where she studied with Roberto Diaz and received the Bachelor of Music degree. She was selected ... Learn more
Shuangshuang Liu
Shuangshuang Liu obtained the Artist Diploma at The Curtis Institute of Music with Michael Tree and Roberto Díaz in May 2014. Liu was the assistant principal of the Curtis Symphony Orchestra in the 2013-14 season, and she is a substitute violist in the Philadelphia Orchestra. Liu was third prize ... Learn more
Julie Albers
American cellist Julie Albers is recognized for her superlative artistry, her charismatic and radiant performing style, and her intense musicianship. She was born into a musical family in Longmont, Colorado and began violin studies at the age of two with her mother, switching to cello at four. She moved to ... Learn more
Joshua Koestenbaum
Cellist Joshua Koestenbaum combines his career at The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra with active solo and chamber music performances as well as being an active private teacher. A member of the SPCO since 1980, he has appeared frequently as soloist with the Chamber Orchestra. During the 2001-02 season, Koestenbaum replaced ... Learn more
Sarah Lewis
Cellist Sarah Lewis is in her fifteenth season with The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. A Saint Paul native, she started piano lessons at the MacPhail Center for the Arts at the age of three. She holds degrees from Southern Methodist University and the Juilliard School, where she studied with Lev ... Learn more
Double bass
Zachary Cohen
Zachary Cohen, a native of the Bronx, won the position of principal bass of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra in his senior year of Juilliard at the age of 22. Cohen received his Bachelor of Music from Juilliard where he studied with legendary bassist Homer Mensch. During his summers Cohen has ... Learn more
Julia Bogorad-Kogan
The New York Times called Julia Bogorad-Kogan "a wonderful flutist - her playing is graceful, virtuosic, and always full of interest." Bogorad-Kogan, who became the SPCO's principal flutist at the age of 22, combines an orchestral career with regular recital and solo performances. She has performed world-wide, including at New ... Learn more
Alicia McQuerrey
Alicia McQuerrey joined the SPCO as a flute and piccolo player in 2001. A native of Charleston, West Virginia, McQuerrey began studying the Suzuki flute method at the age of seven with Mrs. June Warhoftig, then principal flutist with the West Virginia Symphony. Alicia earned the distinction of becoming the ... Learn more
Kathryn Greenbank
Kathryn Greenbank has been Principal Oboist of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra since 1982. She is a graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music, where she studied with John de Lancie. Her other teachers include Louis Margaglioni, Richard Woodhams, and Richard Killmer. Greenbank is a frequent soloist with the SPCO ... Learn more
Barbara Bishop
Acclaimed American oboist Barbara Bishop has had a rich and varied career as a soloist, chamber musician, orchestral musician and teacher prior to joining The Saint Paul Chamber Orhcestra. She has served as Assistant Teaching Professor of Oboe at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory and Associate Principal Oboe with ... Learn more
Jonathan Cohen
Jonathan Cohen was born in New Orleans, Louisiana into a musical family, beginning clarinet lessons with his father at the age of 10. He has performed as soloist with orchestras including the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra, and the Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra. Jonathan will also perform with ... Learn more
Charles Ullery
Charles Ullery has been principal bassoonist of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra since 1975. Prior to that, he was a member of the San Francisco Symphony and the Sixth Army Band at the Presidio in San Francisco. Many composers have written works for him, including Michael Daugherty, Daniel Sturm, Russell ... Learn more
Carole Mason Smith
Bassoonist Carole Mason Smith is now in her 31st year with The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. A frequent soloist with the SPCO, Smith has performed Vanhal's and Deitter's concertos for two bassoons with SPCO principal bassoonist, Chuck Ullery. During the 2001-02 season, Smith served as principal bassoon of ... Learn more
Lynn Erickson
Minnesota native Lynn Erickson has been second trumpet of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra since 1991. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, having earned both Master of Fine Arts and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees. Erickson has made four recordings with the Summit Hill Brass Quintet, the ... Learn more
Michael Israelievitch*
Hailed by The New York Times for his "infectious charisma" and by the Toronto Star as a "very stylish and subtle musician", percussionist Michael Israelievitch is widely recognized for his innate musicality and "electrifying" artistry (The Pioneer Press). Principal Timpanist of The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra since 2010, Mr. Israelievitch ... Learn more
* Leave of absence
In addition to those listed above, we extend our deepest thanks to Alfred and Ingrid Lenz Harrison, Bill and Hella Mears Hueg, the HRK Family, John and Karen Larsen and Philip H. and Katherine Nason for endowing positions in the orchestra.


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Elizabeth S. Parker National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Herbert Weingartner National Institute of Mental Health
The emotion then would seem to have the power to go behind mere imagery into these dispositions or traces, and to strengthen them and the connections by which they may be called into life. And not only the traces of the experience which aroused the emotion, but also of the trivial and neutral events antecedent to the emotion itself ( Stratton, 1919, p. 486)
Hidden in the archives of psychopharmacological research lies information about a curious phenomenon: Human memory can be enhanced when certain drugs are administered after a subject studies a to-be-remembered event. This defines operationally the retrograde facilitation effect that has been observed with diverse agents that powerfully affect emotions and have a high liability for abuse (e.g. alcohol, valium, nitrous oxide). It is an interesting phenomenon both in its own right and because of the questions it raises about the mechanisms and cognitive significance of human consolidation processes.
The present chapter draws together data bearing on drug-induced memory facilitation and analyzes its possible explanations. The basic thesis will be that certain drugs enhance memory consolidation through the activation of systems related to reward and reinforcement. We shall propose that stimulation of neural systems subserving reward enhances consolidation of memory traces that have already been encoded at the conceptual level. Keeping in mind that drugs have multiple actions, a stimulating action of a drug on memory consolidation could be mediated separately and partially independently from depressant effects on encoding and retrieval.

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CLEVELAND – The men's tennis team had two matches this weekend with an away event at Cleveland State on Friday, followed by a neutral contest vs. Duquesne on Saturday. The Vikings earned a 6-1 win over BU while the Dukes claimed a 5-2 victory.
Austin Woldmoe was the lone winner vs. Cleveland State as he picked up a 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 win at No. 2 singles over Ali Bhabib. Sam O'Neill, Brandon Woods and Tommy Marx also performed well for Butler during Friday's match. O'Neill fell 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 at No. 3, Woods lost 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 at No. 4 and Marx was upended 6-2, 6-7 (4-7), 13-11 at No. 5.
Doubles action went to CSU on Friday as the Vikings won 8-6 at No. 1 and 8-4 at No. 2. Saturday's action was the opposite as Butler won the doubles point vs. Duquesne. Marx paired up with O'Neill at No. 2 doubles to defeat Corey Robinson and Max Rubin 8-6. The deciding matchup followed the action on court three as Brandon Woods and Pulok Bhattacharya picked up the first doubles win of the day 8-3.
Austin Woldmoe put the finishing touches on his solid weekend with another win at No. 2 singles. He defeated Pete Carpenter 6-4, 2-6, 10-8. The five other matches were all retired in straight-sets giving Duquesne the victory.


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Mr. O'Brien, 71, of Meridian, died Wednesday, May 16, 2012 at Anderson Regional Medical Center.
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Issue date: Wednesday, November 6, 1974
Pages available: 136
Previous edition: Tuesday, November 5, 1974
Next edition: Thursday, November 7, 1974
Publication name: Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - November 6, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa UM Rain is expected Wednesday night from northern California through Oregon and Washington, over central Florida and western Texas. Mostly fair elsewhere. The Weather High lemperstures Tuesday, low lem- pGratures overnight and Inches of pre- cipitation: Anchorage 31 74 L. Angeles 7! 54 Atlanta 47 .n Miami 7< Bismarck 40 27 Min'apolis 40 24 Chicago ...45 42 .13 N. Orleans 72 .27 Denver 51 29 New York 66 51 .0? Duluth ___3327 Phoenix ...7049 Honolulu ..8673 Seattle ..5446.21 Houston ...6355 Washington 7448.20 Extended Forecast No rain is expected Friday through Sun- day. Highs in Lows in the upper 30s to mid 40s Friday -and Saturday to mid 30s by Sunday. C. R. Weather High Tuesday ................46 Low overnight ...............32 Noon Wednesday.............47 Zp.m........................'-48 Precipitation ..............None Total for November ........0.08 .Normal for November .2.36 Normal through Nov.......31.75 Total for 1974..............41.30 Barometer, rising .........30.3G Humidity at noon 60% Wind direction and velocity at 2 p.m. NW at 12 mph. Thursday, sun sets, Year Ago Today High, 40; low, 29; rainfall, none. Degree Days Tuesday ...................29 Total to date..............766 Through November 5, 1974 .522 Percent normal year 11.55 Total normal year Traveler's Forecast Thursday Weather, Hi-Ln Bismarck Fair 57-29 Chicago ........PtCldy 53-41 Cincinnati ......PtCldy 53-41 Cleveland ......PtCldy 49-39 DCS Moines .......Clear 54-42 Detroit ........PtCldy 53-39 Indianapolis .......Fair 52-37 Kansas City.......Fair 57-43 Milwaukee ..Fair 54-36 Mpls-St. Paul .....Fair 53-40 St. Louis ..........Fair 58-34 Sioux Falls ........Fair 54-32 Coralville Lake Pool level Wednesday ..683.57 Births St. Luke's Nov. 5 To the families of Tafc Worlcy, Ely, 11 son; Fares Issa, 540 Thirtieth street drive SE, a son; Leon Tliomscn, 333 Windsor drive NE, a daugh- ter; Richard Lcvcsque, 1313 K avenue NE. a daughter; Everett James, Walker, :i daughter. Out-of-Town Births At Moline, 111. _ Mr. and Mrs. David Markwarcl, a daughter Nov. 5. Mrs. Mark- ward is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Sedore, 501 Thirty-second street SE. Marricge Licenses Karen C o s p e r and Peter Fash, Shcryl Kimball and Kurt Alexander, all of Cedar Rapids. Nedra Kolfe, Marion, and Fletcher Beohm, Greeley. Ellen deChicio, Cedar Rapids, and Richard Mahany, Marion. Su- zette Loney, Cedar Hapids, and E. L. Parks, Shellsburg. Marriages Dissolved James D. and Judy Kay Wolfe. Mary Ann and Jackie Lee Walton. Loretta A. and Larry J. Alexander. Vincent F. and Patricia L. Barloon. Bertha M. and Harold S. Moore. Magistrate's Court Speeding- Roy Wilson, 2901 Ninth street, Marion; fined and costs. John Palmer, 224 Lincoln Heights drive SE; lined and costs. Marvin Donald- son, 6004 Langdon avenue SE; Leonard Meyer, Hiawatha; Roy Carver 3222 Parkview conn SE; Maurine Watcrhouse, Cen- tral City; James Glandon, 1328 Twenty-second avenue SW; Mnrrjarot Ohebuhar, Twelfth avenue SW; Rebecca Smith, Anamosa; each fined and costs. James Fordo, 1238 Third street NW; Victoria Davidson, Iowa City; William Luke 669 Eleventh street, Marion; Geral- clinc Gaffncy, Hiawatha; Trent Packinfihnm, 1724 Sierra drive NE; Gerald Auf, 710 Nineteenth street SE; Harry Dipple, Dav- enport; costs. each fined and Vehicle control violation Robert Dozier, 206 Twenty- seventh street drive SE; fined and costs. Consuming: focer in public place Paul Cannon, 1402 Third avenue SE; lined and costs. Faulty equipment Philip Tucker, Springville; fined and costs. Deanna Lineweaver, 1306 First street NW; fined and costs. Improper turn William Vcrnon, 930 Twelfth street, Marion; fined and costs. Traffic signal violation William Morey, 2420 Twenty- sixth avenue, Marion; Scott Fi- (Continued from Page 1.) mayor and a Republican, o In the 13th district, now repre- sented in the senate by Sen. Tom Riley, Cedar Rapids Re- publican, Democrat James Red- nond, assistant city attorney was the winner. He defeated former State p. Ivor Stanley, Cedar Rapids Republican, to Red- mond got votes from Linn county precincts and from Johnson county precincts. Of Stanley's vote, came from Linn county and 947 from John- field, Gary 2125 Haven court SW; Stephen, 527 Second street SW; Gregory O'Brien, 4420 Bowling street SW; each lined and costs. Cornelius Hutter, 1807 Fourteenth avenue SE; Jenice Butz, Walker; each fined and costs. Striking; unattended vehicle Herman Boecling, 1738 Eleventh street NW; fined and costs. Beverly Chick, 529 McKinlcy street SE; fined and costs Streets for storage Mi- chael Gardner, 3214 Soullcr avenue SE; fined and costs. One-way-street violation Claude Nelson, 1607 Twenty- fourth street NW; fined and costs. Kraig Wash- ington avenue SE; fined and costs. James Kurncs, 318 Eighth street SE; fined and costs. Resisting an officer James Kurncs, 318 Eighth street SE: fined and costs. Meter violation Quality Floor Covering, 406 Twenty- first street ME; fined and costs. Lcona Thompson, 2375 Thompson street SE; fined and costs. Driver's license violation Steven Strait, route three Marion; fined and costs Frcderkk Coppess 2357 Blakc- ly boulevard SE; fined and costs. Frank Gorup, 1004 Seventeenth street NE; fined and costs. Iowa Deaths Monttccllo Mrs. Willard Yeoman, 60. Saturday at at the First Presbyterian church. Visitation at Goeltsch's after 7 Thursday. Keola Mrs. Richard (Stel- la) Hagist, 64. Friday at at Powell's where friends may call after noon Thursday. Williamslmrff Edwin R. Dill, 05. Thursday at 2 al Jones'. Vinton Harry Al Harmon, 84. Saturday at at Camp- bell's. West Union Mary Myers, 90. Friday at at Holy Name Catholic church. Burial: St. Mary's Cemetery, Waucoma Rosary on Thursday and parish rosary Friday at 8 at Burnham and Wood's. New Vienna Herbert F Meschcr, 64, formerly of New Vienna, Kramer's, Dycrsville. Funeral Leave Policy Expanded Cedar Rapids city employes can now receive leave to attenc funerals of aunts and uncles. The leave, previously limilcc to more immediate family members, was expanded by a 1 vote at Wednesday's city council meeting. Dissenting was Commissionei Richard Phillips, who said the policy had to be curbed at. some point. Promote Enthusiasm TOKYO (AP) The govern- ment plans a campaign of lec- tures and advertisements to pro- mote public enthusiasm foi President Ford's visit to Japan Nov. 18-22, Kyodo news service said. Let our Flowers express your respect and love FLORIST and GIFT SHOP 364-8139 phone answered 24 hours every day. DEATHS William Maurer William Maurer, 75, of 1057 F avenue NW, died Wednesday 'ollowing a long illness. Born in Jix.crne June 27, 1899, he had ived in Cedar Kapids since childhood. He was married to Edna Zachary, Dec. 12, '1923, in Cedar Rapids, and 'had been employed at Turner Co. until his retirement in 1968. Mr. Maurer was a member of Trinity Lu- theran church of Cedar Rapids. Surviving in addition to his wife are a daughter, Dorothy Schoonover, and a son, Donald Maurer, both of Cedar Rapids; .wo sisters, Mrs. Harold Miller, Mrs. Russ Graham, and a wolhsr, Walter, all of Cedar Rapids, and two grandchildren Services: Trinity Lutheran church at p.m. Saturday by ;he Rev. Richard L. Thompson. Burial: Cedar Memorial ceme- .ery. Friends may call at Turner chapel west until 9 p.m. Friday, and at the church from 10 a.m. until p.m. Satur- day. The casket will not opened after the service. be Man Faces Five Counts Memorial Services Bramow, Elmo R. Thurs- day at 1 at Chapel of Memories by the Rev. Richard L. Thomp- son of Trinity Lutheran church. Burial: Cedar Memorial ceme- tery. Cedar Memorial in charge of arrangements. Hcefner, Fae 3 p.m. Thursday at Greens Grove Community church at rural Toddville by the Rev. Maurice Jamble and the Rev. William Lane. Burial: Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at ,he Cedar Memorial funeral home after noon Wednesday and at the church after 10 a.m. Thursday. Patchett Successful State Rep. John Patchett, North Liberty Democrat, was successful in his bid for re-elec- tion to a second term in the 25th district, embracing both Johii- iOn and Linn county precincts. Patchett defeated Morris Dob- oin, Cedar Rapids Republican, to Of Patchett's votes were cast in Linn county, in Johnson. Of Dobbin's, were from Linn, 708 from Johnson. In the 27th district, on Cedar Rapids west side and including some Benlon county territory, State Rep. James Wells, Cedar Rapids Democrat, won fourth term over Dorcas VanAlst, Cedar Rapids Republican, G.66C to Linn counlians cast of Wells' votes, Benton countians 77. Of Mrs. VanAlst's votes, came from Linn county, 17 from Benton. He-elect Horn In the 28th district, also on the west side, State Rep. Wally Horn, Cedar Rapids Democrat, was re-elected to a second term over Republican John Arthur Yales. Cedar Rapids. 5.052 lo In the 29th, in Marion and parts of the county, State Rep. B. Joseph Rinas, Marion Demo- crat, won a second term over Jay Kacena, Marion Republi- can, to In the 30th district, which in- cludes much of northern Linn county, State Rep. James Jor- dan, Marion Democrat, was re- elected to a second term over Monty Bertelli, Marion Republi- can, to The senate seat in the 14th district, on the west side of Cedar Rapids, wasn't up for re- election this year. It is held by Sen. Cloyd Robin- son, Cedar Rapids Democrat, whose term lias two years to Needle in Candy Reported to Police Police investigated a report Tuesday of a needle in a candy 'bar received by a child while trick-or-treating. David A. Mulhollancl, 3742 G avenue NE, told police lie found the needle in the wrapped candy bar received by his child. Police found a hole in the wrappei where the needle was inserted. Mulholland said he tiok the child to about 40 liouecs in his- neighborhood, but the child could not remember who gave away the candy bar. Need a compact, economy The best buys are fea- tured in the classified ads! Fore! Cify Plans Tee-Up Ticket Hikes Inflation has apparently caught up with Cedar Rapids duffers. If an ordinance placed on file this week is passed, it's going to cost more lo p-lay golf next year. Not all rates are hiked by the ordinance. Season tickets for se- nior citizens and city employe: will remain at The season ticket for adults would be raised to under the ordinance, the junior season ticket would go from to the green fees at Ellis, Twin Pines and Squaw Creek would go from to and the fees at Jones park would go from to The ordinance also sets junior fees at at Ellis, Twin Pines and Squaw Creek and at Jones. James Stick, 21, no address, was charged Wednesday with five counts of armed robbery after police arrested him leav- ing the second of two businesses in the 3300 block of First avenue E that were robbed- minutes apart. When arrested in front of the 7-Elcven food store, 3315 First avenue SE, shortly after 2 a.m. Wednesday, Stick was 'carrying nearly and a .32 caliber re- volver. Stick was also charged with robberies at the Dairy Maid store, 2026 Sixth street SW, on Monday where an undetermined amount of money was taken; the Clark service. station, 2020 Sixth SW, on Saturday where was taken from an atten- danti and a robbery of three residents of a house at 350 Edge- wood road NW on Oct. 17 where stereo equipment valued at and cash were taken. Police are still searching for a [second suspect who took part in the robbery of the three men. Police were called to the Clark service station across the street from the food store by C'ollin R. Howrey, 712 Thirty- second street NE, who reported a man approached him in front of the station, pulled a nickel plated revolver, ordered him in- side and took about and three cartons of cigarets. Saw Suspect After Howrey called police, he saw the suspect leaving the food store and alerted officers who arrested Stick. Further checking revealed the food store had been robbed ol A clerk, Kathye Tucker, 400 G avenue NW, lold police a man Magistrate Hears Three Drug Cases Three persons appeared in magistrate's court on charges of :osscssion of a controlled sub- stance. Michael Richman, 1047 Re- gent street NE, pled guilty Mon- day and was given a 30-day sus- pended jail sentence. He was USDA: Cost of Food Passing Stamp Increase WASHINGTON (AP) Spi- raling grocery costs are rapidly bypassing higher food stamp al- lowances the government "plans to put into effect Jan. 1 to help low-income families, new fig- ures by the agriculture depart- ment indicated Monday. The monthly cost of a so- called economy diet for a fami- ly of four was in Sep- tember. That was up one -per- cent from August when the economy plan, used to compute food stamp allowances, was for a family of four. Under federal law, USDA must revise food stamp alloca- tions twice annually to reflect changes in living costs. The Au- gust economy plan will be used as a basis for setting food stamp allowances beginning Jan. 1. When the August rate of was disclosed last month, the department indicat- ed the Jan. 1 food stamp rate probably would be rounded off at per monUi. Currently, the four-member family gels worth of food stamps. But as the September figures showed Monday, the economy plan already is more expensive than the USDA may allow families next January. 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Five-Day Sentence Ordered for Assault Two persons appeared in magistrate's court on charges of assault and battery. Steve Jones, 124 Janice drive NW, was given a five-day jail sentence with four days sus- pended. He was charged with assaulting Gary Skala on Aug. 18. Harley Kephart, 4217 Ml. Ver- non road SE, pled guilty Tues- day and was given a two-day jail sentence. He was charged with assaulting Carl Leitner on Oct. 1. Ihc Ci'tlur Gazelle: Wed., November (i, Linn Voting An Apparent Linn county, voters turned Erskine school, registering in apparent record numbers highest, G7.G percent. a non-Presidential lowest turnout was at Tuesday as Kapids city hall, 28th flocked to the with a 3G.4 percent The county's computer lated the turnout as 55.5 previous high for a non- of persons registered election was in vote. However, Merle when the governor's race said Tuesday latest the largest number ol figures set the total at which would make it a 55.3 record for a Presidentia cent year was set two years lingered in the store until sever- al customers left and then came o the counter with a carton ol nilk. The man pulled a gun and or- dered Mrs. Tucker to put the money in a paper sack and lie on the floor. When Stick was arrested he told police his name was John G. Rykcr. Police said they dis- covered later Stick had given a false name. Earlier police investigated an- other armed robbery at a Firsl avenue business where three men got away with Two masked men entered the Pizza Hut, 161fi First avenue NE, shortly before 1 a.m. Wednesday, announced a holdup and ordered the customers to get on the floor. One of the men grabbed a waitress, Cindy Hepker, 353 Pleasant drive SE, by the hair and demanded she give him noncy from the cash register. The man gave her a brown japer sack into which to put he money. Kicked Manager The suspects took a wallet from the manager, John Dority, 2921 Sixth street SW, who was on the floor in a back room. They kicked Dority on their way out after discarding his wallet Because it was empty. A customer followed the men for two or three blocks to a waiting car driven by a third man, police said. The robbers were armed with a sawed-off shotgun and a re- I'olver, police said. The two suspects who entered .he store were black and both wore slocking caps, green fa- ligue jacke'ls and blue pants. One of tlie men was described as 5 feet 8 inches tall, 150 pounds and clean shaven. ..The second suspect was de- scribed as 6 feet 2 inches tall, 175 pounds with a short haircut. The witness did net get close enough to the car to provide a description. Drunk Driving Cases Aired by Magistrate Three persons appeared1 in magistrate's court Tuesday on charges of drunk driving. The charge against Marvin Driscoll, 94 Outlook drive SW, was dismissed. He was arrestcc March 16. 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Jeff Reed missed a pair of field goals in the fourth quarter and Chicago capitalized, scoring 10 unanswered points in the final 15 minutes to beat the Steelers, 17-14, at soggy Soldier Field.
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One of the group members is Sra. Carmen. She has five children and is married to Sr. Aurelio. Carmen has been selling clothes for several years. Thanks to the work she and Don Aurelio have done, they have been able to help their children and provide them with what they need to have a full life.
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About Fundación ParaguayaFundación Paraguaya is a financially self-sustaining social enterprise that promotes entrepreneurship in urban and rural areas through microfinance, education programs, and more. Its focus on agriculture has helped many farmers boost their crop yields. And a number of other borrowers have taken out loans to start and grow social businesses that have helped deliver eyeglasses, medicines and other helpful services in their local communities.
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The sun has risen over Ridgefield Farm & Orchard for more than a century, dusting its orchard's apple trees, its winding cornfield maze, and its acres of pumpkins with warm, nurturing rays. Generations have flocked there from across the country, snipping fresh buds from flower gardens during the summer months or scampering though the pumpkin patch come fall. The advent of autumn also marks the beginning of the farm's apple-picking season, when dwarf orchard trees grow heavy with juicy gala, empire, and 13 other varieties. After the annual pumpkin-picking and Halloween celebrations have passed, the grounds offer up an abundance of firs and spruces to be used as Christmas trees or stacked up and tied together into one giant Christmas tree. Throughout the year, the onsite country store peddles seasonal produce and housemade jams to boast the bounty of the farm's fields and to keep visitors fueled.


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Liv (Arwen Undomiel) by MarkAlvWatch
©2012-2016 MarkAlv
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December 3rd, 2012 (7:16 PM).
Trust & Courage. Nothing More
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Florida
Gender: Male
Nature: Lonely
Posts: 823
Well I guess i'll suggest a topic:
Say you've already established yourself with the local pokemon after becoming one yourself. How would you spend your life as a pokemon and how would you interact with the other posters?
Ik long topic but lets give it a shot. An example of diiferent ways you could spend your life as a pokemon besides an explorer would be say, a common villager, a shopkeeper of some sort(ex. link shop, florist, merchant etc.), a mail-pokemon, or even a pokemon that lives in a dungeon.
I myself would be a proud explorer traveling with my partner to become a renowned explorer and rescuer. I'd have a house on the outskirts of a village that I would come back to after every now and then after some adventures. I'd get my money and profit from my finding as an explorer and my reward money for missions so a formal profession wouldn't be of use(or interest) of me. Occasionally i'd give away a few treasures I find to pokemon who seem to be in need to help em out.
As for relations with my fellow dungeon masters, i'll wait for your posts to answer that.
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