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Digital Development Manager
- Recruiter
- Whitbread
- Location
- Dunstable, Bedfordshire
- Salary
- Excellent salary + benefits
- Posted
- 05 Dec 2012
- Closes
- 29 Jan 2013
- Job Function
- Design and Production, eCRM, Mobile, Search Marketing, Social Media
- Contract
- Permanent
Job Description
Delivering all business change across the Whitbread Hotels & Restaurants digital channels, to support strategic initiatives within the business is the key to this exciting and challenging role. As Digital Development Manager managing a team of 4 Digital Development Analysts and reporting to the Head of Digital Solutions, you will lead the creation of compelling digital solutions to support channel growth and share. This will involve translating business needs into robust requirement sets to ensure business objectives are met and financial benefits realised.
Key accountabilities within the Digital Development Manager role include:
• Expert in digital applications and solution set
• Managing implementation of cross-system changes, ensuring robust stakeholder engagement
• using your expert knowledge of the digital solution set to advise on current and future business capability
• Manage key relationships with business stakeholders within IS & WHR
• Successfully implement projects and change through requirements development and delivery to plan and budget
• Provide governance and change oversight
• Supporting the business and IS service delivery teams
• Managing the development roadmaps against the digital channels, working with suppliers to implement these.
Candidate Requirements
The Digital Development Manager will have proven experience of digital channel management, development and operational support. This will encompass multi-project management skills and a profound grasp of the digital application landscape and development lifecycle. You will have proven experience with delivering on £multi-million budgets, and have experience of mobile channel development – web and applications.
Your experience will include:
• In depth understanding of digital applications and development life cycle
• Good grounding of technology direction and innovation
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
• The willingness to challenge/influence the business
• The ability to manage third party and internal delivery within a matrix structure
• Excellent stakeholder management at senior level.
• Strong line management and people skills will be supported by a project management qualification to Practitioner level.
Whitbread's vision is to be market leader in everything we do. With 40,000 people worldwide and serving 11 million customers every month at 1,800 outlets nationwide, we're already renowned for our household name brands: Premier Inn; Beefeater; Table Table; Brewers Fayre; Taybarns, and Costa Coffee. So we attract the highest calibre people, whom we nurture, support and develop to help them fulfil their potential.
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- By the Numbers: In the US, Open-Xchange business is roughly two-thirds SaaS, one-third legacy deployments, with the former growing rapidly.
- Drop 'Til They Shop: The cloud price war and the race to the bottom it entails has service providers and VARs worried, with the increasing commoditization of the cloud a repeated concern.
- Ready to Rock: At least one hosted Open-Xchange provider was very excited for the upcoming Web Desktop, praising its ability to contextualize SaaS apps for customers and demonstrate value in a way that's easy for them to digest.
- Definitional Speaking: Jeffrey Mann, VP of research at Gartner, defined cloud computing thusly: "A style of computing where scalable and elastic IT-related capabilities are provided 'as a service' to customers using Internet technologies."
- Keep Them Integrated: Open-Xchange plans to use the OXtender product line to integrate their platform with everything from Apple Mac OS X to BlackBerry Enterprise Server to social business networks.
- Focus, Focus: The "low-hanging fruit" for Open-Xchange partners looking to sell SaaS services are the retail, government, and universities, and efforts need to be focused on that.
- White Flag: Microsoft resellers are starting to defect from Exchange due to the crippling of hosting features as compared to BPOS - which isn't nearly as reseller friendly, attendees claimed.
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Susan MontgomeryProfessor of Mathematics
Contact Information
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: (213) 740-2419
Office: KAP 104
Curriculum Vitae
Personal Website
|Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Chicago, 8/1969
|S.M. Mathematics, University of Chicago, 6/1966
|B.A. Mathematics, University of Michigan, 5/1965
Academic Appointment, Affiliation, and Employment History
Tenure Track Appointments
|Professor, University of Southern California, 09/01/1982-
|Associate Professor, University of Southern California, 09/01/1975-09/01/1982
|Assistant Professor, University of Southern California, 09/01/1970-09/01/1975
Visiting and Temporary Appointments
|Member, Mittag-Leffler Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, 03/01/2004-04/30/2004
|Co-Organizer and Member, Math Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley, 08/15/1999-06/15/2000
|Gastprofessor, Mathematisches Institut, University of Munich, Germany, 01/01/1996-06/01/1996
Description of Research
Summary Statement of Research Interests
|Professor Montgomery studies non-commutative algebras: Hopf algebras and their actions on rings, including automorphism groups of algebras, and quantum groups.
Funded Research
Contracts and Grants Awarded
|Finite-dimensional Hopf Algbras and their Representations (National Science Foundation), M Susan Montgomery, $179,827, 06/01/2013-06/01/2016
|Representations and actions of finite-dimensional Hopf algebras (National Science Foundation), Susan Montgomery, $159,612, 06/01/2010-05/31/2013
|Semisimple Hopf algebras: their representations and actions (National Science Foundation), M Susan Montgomery, $211,336, 07/01/2007-06/30/2010
USC Funding
|WiSE Supplemental Faculty Support. None: This grant supported two visitors to USC; one was Sarah Witherspoon of Texas A&M. It also provided funding to send two of my graduate students to France for an important meeting in our area., $2,500, 04/01/2013-11/30/2013
Other Funded Research
|National Science Foundations, Intercampus Workshop Program: Lie groups, Lie algebras, and their representations (PI: Geoffrey Mason at UC Santa Cruz; co-PIs Joseph Wolf at UC Berkeley and myself) , $50,000, 11/01/2013-10/31/2015
|National Science Foundation, Intercampus Workshop Program: Lie groups, Lie algebras, and their representations (PI: Geoffrey Mason at UC Santa Cruz; co-PIs Joseph Wolf at UC Berkeley, Milan Yakimov at UC Santa Barbara, and myself) , $50,000, 09/15/2011-08/31/2013
|National Science Foundation, Intercampus Workshop Program: Lie groups, Lie algebras, and their representations (PI: Geoffrey Mason at UC Santa Cruz; co-PIs Joseph Wolf at UC Berkeley, Milan Yakimov at UC Santa Barbara, and myself), $72,000, 06/01/2007-05/31/2011
Conferences and Other Presentations
Conference Presentations
|"Brauer characters for representations of bismash products", Session on Hopf Algebras and Tensor Categories, Talk/Oral Presentation, Abstract, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, Canadian Math Society, Invited, 06/04/2013-06/06/2013
|"Computing Frobenius-Schur indicators for doubles of groups", AMS Special Session on Quantum Groups and Noncommutative Algebraic Geometry, Talk/Oral Presentation, Abstract, Tulane University, New Orleans. LA, American Math Society, Invited, 10/13/2012-10/14/2012
|"Modular representations of bismash products", Noncommutative Invariant Theory, Talk/Oral Presentation, University of Washington, Seattle, University of Washington and the NSF, Invited, 05/26/2012-05/27/2012
|"Brauer characters and Frobenius-Schur indicators for bismash products. ", AMS Special Session on Tensor Categories and Representation Theory, Talk/Oral Presentation, Abstract, Boston, MA, American Math Society, Invited, 01/04/2012-01/07/2012
|"Values of Frobenius-Schur indicators for Hopf algebras", AMS Special Session on Noncommutative Geometry and Algebra, Talk/Oral Presentation, Abstract, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, American Math Society, Invited, 10/22/2011-10/23/2011
|"Recent results on Frobenius-Schur indicators for Hopf algebras", Hopf Algebras and Tensor Categories, Keynote Lecture, Abstract, Almeria, Spain, Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovacion, Spain, Invited, 07/04/2011-07/08/2011
|"Orthogonal representations: from groups to Hopf algebras", Noether Lecture: AMS annual meeting, Keynote Lecture, Abstract, New Orleans, Association for Women in Mathematics, Invited, 01/06/2011-01/09/2011
|"Invariants for Representations of Semisimple Hopf algebras", New Trends in Noncommutative Algebra, Lecture/Seminar, Abstract, University of Washington, Seattle, NSF, NSA, PIMS, Invited, 08/09/2010-08/13/2010
|"Frobenius-Schur indicators of representations of Hopf algebras and the trace of the antipode", Conference in Hopf Algebras and Noncommutative Algebra, Keynote Lecture, Abstract, Ben Gurion University, Israel, Israel Science Foundation, Invited, 05/24/2010-05/28/2010
|"Orthogonal Representations of Hopf algebras", Canadian Math Society National Meeting, Keynote Lecture, St Johns, Newfoundland, Canada, Canadian Math Society, Invited, 06/03/2009-06/07/2009
Other Presentations
|"Modular representations of some Hopf algebras constructed from groups", Algebra Seminar, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA, 05/14/2012
|"Orthogonal Representations of Hopf Algebras", Women in Science Distinguished Lecturer/Mathematics Department Colloquium, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, 09/02/2008-09/03/2008
Journal Article
|Jedwab, A., Montgomery, S. (2013). Modular Representations and Indicators for Bismash Products. Journal of Algebra/Academic Press. Vol. 377, pp. 281-297.
|Kashina, Y., Montgomery, S., Ng, S. (2012). On the trace of the antipode and higher indicators. Israel Journal of Mathematics. Vol. 188, pp. 57-90.
|Jedwab, A., Montgomery, S. (2011). A q-Identity Related to a Comodule. Communications in Algebra. Vol. 39, pp. 4669-4678.
|Guralnick, R., Montgomery, S. (2009). Frobenius-Schur indicators for subgroups and Drinfel'd doubles of the Weyl groups. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society/American Mathematical Society. Vol. 361 (7), pp. 3611-3632.
|Bahturin, Y., Kotchetov, M., Montgomery, S. (2009). Group gradings on simple Lie algebras in positive characteristic. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society. Vol. 137 (4), pp. 1245-1254.
|Montgomery, S., Jedwab, A. (2009). Representations of some Hopf algebras associated to the symmetric group Sn. Algebras and Representation Theory. Vol. 12, pp. 1-17.
|Montgomery, S. (2009). Hopf Galois theory: a survey, in New Topological Contexts for Galois Theory and Algebraic Geometry. In A. Baker and B. Richter (Ed.), pp. 367-400. Coventry. Geometry and Topology Monographs.
Honors and Awards
|American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow, Fellow, 12/1/2012-
|Fellow (or Equivalent) of National Society in Discipline, Fellow of the American Mathematical Society, 10/1/2012-
|32nd Emmy Noether Lecturer, 1/7/2011
|USC Raubenheimer Outstanding Senior Faculty Award, 1987
|Guggenheim Fellowship Recipient, 1984-1985
Service to the Profession
Administrative Appointments
|Trustee of the American Mathematical Society, 1986-1996
|Member, AMS Nominating Committee (elected) I served as acting chair in 2007, 2005-2008
Conferences Organized
|Co-organizer of Special Session on Non-commutative Algebras, Mathematical Congress of the Americas, Guanajuato. Mexico, 08/05/2013
|Co-organizer of Special Session on Hopf algebras, Coalgebras, and their Categories of Representations, Joint Meeting of the American Math Society and the Romanian Math Society, Alba Iulia, Romania, 06/27/2013-06/30/2013
|Co-organizer , Lie Groups, LIe Algebras, and their Representations (NSF sponsored Workshop) , USC Math Dept, Spring 2012
|Member of Scientific Committee, Hopf Algebras and Tensor Categories, Almeria, Spain, 2010-2011
|Co-organizer of Special Session on Hopf Algebras and their Representations, AMS Annual Meeting, New Orleans , 01/06/2011-01/09/2011
|Organizer, Lie Groups, LIe Algebras, and their Representations (NSF sponsored Workshop) , USC Math Dept, Spring 2010
Editorships and Editorial Boards
|Editorial Board Member, Algebra and Number Theory, 2007-2013
|Editorial Board Member, Algebras and Representation Theory, 1998-2013
|Co-editor, Special Issue of Communications in Algebra in honor of Miriam Cohen, 07/2010-11/2011
|Editorial Board Member, Journal of Algebra, 1987-2008
Professional Offices
|Vice-President, American Math Society, 02/01/2014-01/31/2017
|Faculty may update their profile by visiting https://mydornsife.usc.edu.


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Allie Gonino, who plays high schooler Rachel Jensen in SundanceTV's THE RED ROAD, talks about her own rebellious teenage years, being an activist, and jamming with co-star Kiowa Gordon.
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[QUOTE=Tangle]I was a little curious about the phrase, "...weak hand up and out at chest level...". If I understand this correctly, if the weak hand is up and out at chest level, wouldn't that put the support hand in front of the gun and introduce the possibility of the muzzle sweeping the support hand?
Should have been clearer about this, sorry. The support hand is "palm"out, about chest level, just foward of and ouside the support side shoulder.
Picture standing bladed to the target and raising your hand [ss]from the elbow
to a position similar to "stop!"[or How as in cowboys and indians]. If the SHTF
and the decision is made to go to guns, just roll the hand inward while pulling in to chest or abdomen. [ sort of a reverse "Hail Ceasar " move] From the interview position you are keeping the weapon shielded from the "threat", while being able to thrust out W/ the ss hand if needed to block or push. If the weapon is used, it is fired strong hand only as you rotate on target just above the holster. Close contact retention.
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Skip to comments.US new jobless claims fall to 550,000 ("a sign of further healing")
Posted on 09/10/2009 10:47:32 AM PDT by NormsRevenge
WASHINGTON (AFP) New US jobless claims fell to 550,000 in the past week, the government reported Thursday in a sign of further healing in the critical labor market.
The seasonally adjusted number of claims fell by 26,000 in the week to September 5, the Labor Department reported.
The figure for weekly claims was better than analyst expectations for 560,000.
The four-week moving average, which smooths out week-to-week volatility, was 570,000, a decrease of 2,750 from the previous week's revised figure.
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A bar chart showing the monthly US unemployment rate since Aug 2008. US unemployment climbed to 9.7 percent last month as 216,000 jobs were lost, according to official data Friday highlighting fragile labor conditions as the economy struggles to emerge from recession. (AFP/Graphic/Laurence Saubadu)
Less bad is the new good.
Less bad is the new good.
Less bad is the new good.
Less bad is the new good.
Less bad is the new good.
Yup, the Dems mantra of late
since the dems have risen to power , the numbers are staggering.
In a month, they will revise the figures up by 20,000.
Jobs losses are actually worse than expected -- but they won't write the article quite that way next month.
Really !
As we have lost a significant number already, consider this:
100 is 10% of 1000.
But as the 1000 number decreases month after month, the 1000 becomes 950 and so 10% of that will be 95. Is that a savings of is the total pool coming down so as to have the numbers 'seem' to come down?
Wow, Obama saved us another 10,000 jobs!!!! What a guy.
Why is the stock market going up? What is the latest comspiracy theory to explain this?
"When federal emergency programs are included, the total number of jobless benefit recipients was 9.16 million people in the week that ended Aug. 22, up from 9.14 million in the previous week. Congress has added up to 53 extra weeks of benefits on top of the 26 typically provided by the states."
THAT IS THE REAL number to worry about. Long term unemployment is rising rapidly. An increase in long term unemployment of 200k in one week! Extend that over 52 weeks and you have another 10 MILLION people unemployed.
As much as Obama and his Labor Dept try to massage the numbers, 550k weekly claims will continue to translate into much higher unemployment numbers down the road.
The only way they are keeping the overall unemployment number down is to drop people they claim 'have stopped looking for work'. Even the Messiah can't cover this up for much longer.
I think that the stock market is going up because the biggest expense for most businesses is employing people. Since people are still losing their jobs and there aren't many new jobs being created, individual companies have lighter expenses.
We have good news and bad news Mr. President.
The good news is, the economy has stabilized.
The bad news is, it's in a coma.
Right, and there are thousands and thousands of people who are losing their unemployment benefits each month. They are no longer counted as 'unemployed'.
My guess is that the REAL unemployment figure is around 20% or more..........
New-speak, double-speak, lies, spin, distortion, misrepresentation, deceit, deception, whatever. Emperor Zero has no clothes.
You read my mind.
Five times.
Very easy answer to your question. Banks have been GIVEN trillions by the Federal Reserve. We KNOW they are not lending it to consumers because consumer credit is going DOWN not up for the first time since 2003. We know they are not lending it to homeowners, because foreclosures are still rising. We know they are not lending it to business, because businesses are laying off people, not expanding.
Where do you think the banks are putting this money? They are putting into stocks for one simple reason. The only way they can get out of the pickle they are in is to raise the price of their shares and thus increase the amount of equity they have. A rising stock price does exactly that. The banks are in essence investing inthemselves in order to make themselves look more healthy. This is all being down with the full blessing of Ben Bernanke and his buds at the Fed. The stocks of financials have risen more on a % basis than about any class of stocks, ask yourself how banks on life support a year ago are now suddenly healthy.
On a side note, gold and silver stocks are flying. This is merely GS and JPM and others hedging their bets in case USD collapses because Chinese tire of our games.
Layoffs increase profit. Plus bailout and stimulus money are being funneled into lots of companies, especially the "green sector", with the promise of much more to come.
The market's a house of cards right now.
correction, increae equals over a million jobs lost not 10 million.
>>Why is the stock market going up? What is the latest comspiracy theory to explain this?<<
Well, you gotta put the dollars somewhere and all the mattresses are full.
Geithner is on TV right now and there's a gal with a sign behind him that says Where did the $ go and We need jobs, LOL!
Great minds and all that...
ANYBODY that thinks the economy is getting better should not have the ability to vote or reproduce.
I presume she'll be made to apologize.
Good news: The recession has ended.
Bad news: The Depression has begun.
Actually, I think you are wrong about this. I believe banks are parking their TARP cash in U.S. Treasury bills -- which explains why interest rates in the U.S. are so low these days even though the Federal government is running an enormous budget deficit.
Only part of their cash. Not all. It makes sense because the gov't is giving them money for free and then borrowing it back and paying interest.
If you look at the Treasuriy auctions lately, it shows 'indirect' parties are buying an increasing amount of the debt. The MSM trys to portray this as meaning central banks of other countrie are soaking up the debt, but in reality a large part is banks doing the gov't bidding.
Sept. 10 (Bloomberg) — The Treasury Departments $12 billion sale of 30-year bonds may draw a yield of 4.289 percent, according to the average forecast of seven bond-trading firms surveyed by Bloomberg News.
The auction is a reopening of the record $15 billion 30- year bond sale on Aug. 13, and the securities mature in August 2039. They yielded 4.305 percent in pre-auction trading. Bids are due by 1 p.m. New York time.
The August sale of the so-called long bond drew a yield of 4.541 percent, the highest in two months. The bid-to-cover ratio, which gauges demand by comparing the amount bid with the amount sold, was 2.54, compared with 2.36 at the July auction. The average ratio for the past 10 sales is 2.31.
Indirect bidders, the class of investors that includes foreign central banks, bought 48.1 percent of the notes at the August sale, down from 50.2 percent at the previous sale. The average for the past 10 auctions is 34.5 percent.
An absolute pack of BS lies, this article is. There is that "expectations" word again. This would be considered a losing month by anybody.
The Labor Day weekend may have influenced people attending family vacations to delay making new claims. Monday the unemployment office was closed so this week new claims will be down about 10%. Next week claims will probably shoot back up.
Is that spin or what? Over half a million people lost their jobs, but this is good news.
May I steal a line??
Less bad is the new good...(repeat ad infinitum)
Obama says he's saved or created 1,000,000 jobs.
Obama, you lie!
Wall Street hates uncertainty. As it becomes clear that we are thoroughly and permanently screwed, they become less uncertain. Hence, the market rises.
Just kidding. You could say that businesses have been forced to squeeze out their excesses, and are more lean and mean now, and that the market anticipates the future so it is rewarding the efficiencies business will experience when the recovery begins. Or you could say that the big boys are pumping things up to make some cash before we go over the next cliff. Maybe neither. Maybe both.
you watch in a few weeks on a friday afternoon there will be a revised number that shows it actually went up.
But I haven't finished my countdown yet!
If you look locally, there is no new building of houses and foreclosure sales have hit their peak (atleast for the time being). House prices are slowly rising, but will never likely hit those high for sometime. Unemployeement at its current level is terrible but it shows sighs of slowing. That doesn't mean the recovery is coming but it means the stock market is finding it's middle ground. 6 is too low, 9...is about right.
I think everything on a tedious path....it can go south quickly or it can slowly go back to sanity. I tend to think if the white house doesn't over reach itself, then the market with recover in due time.
When you "stick" a hog the blood gushes like a water hose at first and then it slows until it becomes a trickle. I suppose the slowing of blood flow must be "a sign of further healing" but I doubt you could convince the hog of that.
It is insanity to think that we are recovering simply because we have slightly fewer people being laid off in a given time period when the total number of employed is stil dropping sharply and new people are entering the workforce constantly. They never bother to state what PERCENTAGE of employed people lost their jobs during the period in question.
I have never seen so much spinning, if a Republican occupied the white house we would be hearing how bad things are even if total employment were increasing rather than dropping like a stone as it is. This recovery we keep hearing about is so hard to see because it is obscured by flying pigs, frog's hair and hen's teeth. Oh, I forgot to mention huge herds of Unicorns.
Remember, after the crash of 1930, the market rallied even more strongly than this one has. Only to crash and burn and play dead for several years thereafter.
Look at it this way -- a 50% reversal, by no means out of the question, would take this market from a Dow of 6600 to a level around 10,500. That is what happened after the Great Crash, and which prompted Herbert Hoover to run on the slogan "Prosperity is Just around the corner" in 1932. Financiers of the day, like Andrew Mellon at Treasury agreed with him; just as the einsteins of today, like Little Timmy (Mommy please cut my meat for me) Geithner perceive "green shoots" in the desert.
Do not be deceived by false front goobermint and media circle jerkers. All they want is a good tradeable bump to help them get out whole before the whole f*ing issue blows sky high.
The other day I had occasion to drive through Avon, one of Northeast Ohio's more affluent suburbs, a town of little boutique stores and businesses, frou-frou little "historic districts," and on the fringes, the large bigbox dominated shopping center next to the freeway exit. There were as many vacancies and empty store fronts and never opened "for lease" buildings in Avon as in the down-on-their-luck- blue collar inner 'burbs. The Obama recession has gone viral.
Good news: The recession has ended.
Bad news: The Depression has begun
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Answer to all the bad things in the world: Give up on trying to make everything better. Hence, accepting it for what it is. YOLO! <- Click the link and daw.. -.-
It's a shame. They should have made a docile pokemon like krookodile or Crustle turn evil from TP. Dragonite could go on a rampage from mijimaru stealing his lunch.
Krookdile is an awesome Pokemon I want some inacction with Chirazard
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During the Kanto Presentation, Professor Oak mentions his famous lab and Charizard completing his training with Bulbasaur and others showing Charizard the grounds because as we know he hasn't been there since the Pallet Party Panic, As a token for Ash being the lone trainer we know of being from Kanto present in Unova. Oak decides to rekindle some memories by surprising Ash that his Charizard is with Professor Oak himself! During the end of the episode Team Plasma appears similarly to Krokorok before "Battling the Bully" and starts to take control of Dragonite with his eyes turning Red. The next episode commences with Charizard duking it out against Uber Dragonite and "heals" him from the mind control.
Charizard's moveset as it stands now:
Dragon Tail
2 unknown moves such as Steel Wing and Blast Burn
Dragonite's moveset with Charizard on the team
Ice Beam
Dragon Rush
Thunder Punch
1 Unkown move to replace Flamethrower my suggestion would be Hyper Beam
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2 Typhlosion, Houndoom, Scisor, Tyranitar, Umbreon and Espeon
3. Sceptile, Salamence, Absol, Flygon, Metagross and Milotic
4 Infernape, Staraptor, Garchomp, Electivire, Lucario and Toxicroak
5. Samurott, Zoroark, Braviary, Krookodile, Hydreigon and Eelektross
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Id choose you. In a hundred lifetimes,
in a hundred worlds, in any version of reality,
Id find you and Id C H O O S E Y O U!
Then again Satoshi's Waruvial is apparently a nice crocodile who doesn't bite people.
Id choose you. In a hundred lifetimes,
in a hundred worlds, in any version of reality,
Id find you and Id C H O O S E Y O U!
Those new moves for dragonite sucks, what were they thinking?!
Id choose you. In a hundred lifetimes,
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Id find you and Id C H O O S E Y O U!
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Blue Flare
Draco Meteor
Hyper voice
And something random xD. And Charizard's moveset:
Dragon Tail
Seismic Toss
Steel Wing/ Blast Burn / Flare Blitz
I really hope Charizard doesn't get rid of Seismic Toss and burn Ash in its return :P
I think Charizard moveset will be something like this:
Flamethrower (Standard Attack)
Seismic Toss (Signature Finisher)
Dragon Tail (Physical Attack for diversity, shame it ain't Dragon Pulse)
Blast Burn (Ultimate Attack)
Why hasn't it still been 100% cemented fact that Ash's Charizard comes back in this episode? I have like two weeks left til it airs. The suspense is killing me!


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I woke up this morning and Twitter was abuzz with news that H&M had announced it's latest collaboration is with none other than French designer Isabel Marant! I've noticed that as I've been doing more "Steal this Look" posts that celebrities are quite often wearing something or other by Isabel Marant. (In fact, Hilary Duff is wearing Isabel Marant boots in today's post!) This is a pretty big "get" as far as designer collabs go at the moment.
Here are details from the press release:
For H&M, Isabel Marant will create a wardrobe of must-have pieces inspired by her signature style. Available from November 14, 2013, in around 250 stores worldwide and online, the collection features clothing and accessories for women and teenagers. Isabel will also, for the first time, create a collection for men.
While I'm quite excited to check out what Isabel Marant has to offer, notice that the release says the collection will be available ONLINE. While rumors about an H&M Online Store have been swirling for years, they've now given themselves an official deadline of mid-November to get something up and running. This is great news for all of you that live nowhere near this fab store because you, too, will be able to get in on the Isabel Marant fun without waiting for items to hit eBay.
A little about Isabel Marant:
Born and raised in Paris, Isabel Marant started customising her own clothes while still at high school. A graduate of the famed Studio Berçot, Marant worked her way up the fashion system starting with a jewellery line, then adding knitwear, finally launching her eponymous collection in 1994. Today she runs an internationally successful fashion powerhouse with a string of boutiques worldwide. Her Parisian chic style, a mix of bohemia and masculine tailoring, grows in popularity season after season.


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Main Menu
Udipi Iddly$3.95
steamed rice and lentil patties
Kancheeprum Iddly$4.25
spiced iddly garnished with cashew nuts, carrots & coriander (saturday and sunday)
Medhu Vada$3.95
fried lentil donuts
Dhai Vada$4.25
fried lentil donuts dipped in yogurt
Sambar Vada$3.95
fried lentil donuts dipped in sambar
Rasa Vada$3.95
fried lfried lentil donuts dipped in rasam
Masala Vada (chana Dal Vada)$3.95
Potato Bonda$3.95
potato dumplings with chickpea flour
Paneer Pakora$5.45
deep fried homemade cheese with chickpea batter
Deep Fried Mixed Vegetable And Chilli Pakoda$5.45
spiced mixed vegetables coated in bread deep fried
Vegetable Samosa$3.95
crispy, flaky crust stuffed with potatoes and peas
Vegetable Cutlet$3.95
spiced mixed vegetables coated in bread crumbs and deep fried
Assorted Appetizer Sample Platter$7.95
lavish gourmet medly consisting of medhu vada, potato bonda, pakora, vegetable samosa and vegetable cutlet
Udipi Homemade Soups
Vegetarian Soup$2.50
Tomato Soup$2.50
traditional south indian sour and spicy soup
Mumbai Chaat Corner
Mumbai Pau-bhaji$6.95
fresh vegetables cooked in special masala, blended with cheese & whole cashews - served with pau (bun)
Bhel Purl$5.95
puffed rice and crunchy pooried with tomatoes, onions and cilantro in a sweet and spicy chutney
Pani Purl$5.45
crunchy poories with potatoes, chickpeas and a light masala in a sweet and spicy sauce with herbed butter
Dahl Purl$5.95
crunchy pooris stuffed with potatoes and bean sprouts topped with yogurt and sweet and spicy sauce
Papdi Chaat$5.95
wafers with potatoes and beans, topped with yogurt and sweet and spicy sauce
Pongal Vadai$8.00
rice and lentils kichedi style and vada with sambar and chutney rice and lentils kichedi style and vada with sambar and chutney
Mumbai Missel Pau$6.45
Chana Chaat$4.95
Samosa Chaat$3.45
Usal Pau$5.45
Iddly Fry$4.45
Udipi Dosai
Served With Sambar & Chutney
Sada Dosai$5.70
authentic south indian style thin rice crepes
Masala Dosai$6.45
thin rice crepes filled with potatoes and onions
Sada Mysore Dosai$6.45
thin rice crepes with a layer of spicy chutney
Mysore Masala Dosai$7.00
thin rice crepes with a layer of hot chuney, filled with potatoes and onions
Onion Dosai$6.45
thin rice crepes with onion topping
Onion Masala Dosai$7.00
thin rice crepes with onion topping, filled with potatoes and onions
Butter Masala Dosai$6.95
buttery thin rice crepes filled with potatoes and onions
Sada Rava Dosai$6.45
thin rice crepes made with cream of wheat
Special Rava Masala Dosai$7.45
cream of wheat & rice crepes with onion and chilles
Special Rava Masala Dosai$7.45
cream of wheat and rice crepes, grilled with onions and chilies, filled with potatoes and onions
Coconut Rava Masala Dosai$7.45
cream of wheat and rice crepes, grilled with onions coconut and stuffed with potatos and onions
Paper Dosai$6.75
thin rice crepes rolled and crispy
Papper Masala Dosai$7.45
thin rice crepes filled with potatoes and onions
Udipi's Special Spring Dosai$8.00
thin rice crepes filled with vegetables, hot chutney & potatoes
Cheese Masala Dosai$8.45
thin rice crepe filled with potatoes onions & american cheese
Mumbai Bhaji Dosai$8.45
thin rice crepes stuffed with mumbai bhaji
Jaipuri Paneer Dosai$8.45
thin rice crepes stuffed with homemade cheese
Satt Dosai With Korma$8.00
two plain uttampams with vegetable korma
Lndilut Style Pancakes
Udipi Uthappam$6.45
authentic south indian style pancakes
Vegetable Uthappam$7.45
pancakes with tomatoes, peas, carrots, chilis and onion topping
Tomato And Peas Uthappam$7.45
Onion And Peas Uthappam$7.45
Onion And Hot Chilies Uthappam$7.45
Coconut Uthappam$7.45
Udipi Curries
With Rice & Raita
garden fresh vegetables, coconut sauce, and spices
Chana Masala$8.95
chickpeas in indian spices
Aloo Gobi$8.95
potato, cauliflower. and spices
Baigan Bartha$8.95
slices of fresh eggplant baked on a low flame, mashed with tomatoes and onions, coolred with indian spices
Udipi Special Vegetable Curry$8.95
vegetables with herbs and spices
Udipi Special Vegetable Korma$8.95
garden fresh vegetables, cooked in spices and coconut milk
Kadai Bhindi Curry$8.95
tender okra cooked in indian herbs and spice
Palak Paneer$8.95
spinach and cheese cooked with tomatoes, onions and indian spices
Mutter Paneer$8.95
peas and cheese cooked with tomatoes, onions and indian spice
Malai Kofta$8.95
potato, cheese and dry fruit balls cooked in a creamy sauce
Vegetable Makhani$8.95
mixed vegetables cooked in a tomato based creamy sauce with spices
Dhal Thadaka$6.95
yellow dhal sauteed with ginger. garlic, & fresh indian spices
Chana Palak$8.95
(chickpeas and spinach cooked with indian spices)
Aloo Jeera$8.95
(potatoes with cumin and indian spices)
Paneer Bhurji$9.95
homemade. cheese and peas cooked with indian spices
Paneer Masala Curry$9.95
(homemade cheese cooked with tomatoes, onions & indian spices)
Rice Specialties
Mixed Vegetable Pullav$6.45
cooked with rice and dried fruit and fragrance flavored
Bisi Bele Bhath$6.45
rice cooked with lentils &: garden fresh vegetables
Bagala Bhath$6.45
yogurt rice garnished with mustard seeds & cucumber
Coconut Rice$6.45
Tamarind Rice$6.45
Tomato Rice$6.45
Lemon Rice$6.45
Special Selections Destine To Please The Palate
South Indian Special Uppuma$5.95
cream of wheat with garden fresh vegetables, garnished with nuts
Pongal Avial$8.00
rice and lentils cooked like kichedi, served with special avial
Pesarat With Uppuma$8.00
whole moong batter and rice crepe, topped with onions and chilies
Chana Batura$8.95
large puffy bread served with chickpeas
Poori Bhaji$6.95
fluffy whole wheat bread served with curried potatoes
Gobi Manchurian$8.95
floured and sauted with garlic, chili and soy sauce
Vegetable Omelette$8.50
pancake with chickpea butter and an appetizing array of vegetables
Vegetable Fried Rice$7.45
Vegetable Noodles$7.45
Paneer-tofu Chili$8.95
large fried, fluffy whole wheat bread
2 pieces, fried, fluffy whole wheat bread
2 pieces, soft, thin whole wheat bread
multi-layered whole wheat bread
Aloo Paratha$2.95
multi-layered whole wheat bread with potatoes and spices
Peas Paratha$2.95
multi-layered whole wheat bread with peas and spices
Dinner Classics
Royal Udipi Dinner$12.95
tomato, vegetable or rasam soup, iddly or vada, with sambar & chutney, dosai or uthappam, with sambar & chutney, tea or coffee
Royal South Indian Thali$12.95
white rice poori, sambar, dhal, kootu, avial poriyal rasam, , curd, pickle papad, payasam, coffee or tea
Royal Madras Thali$12.95
chef's special rice (2), yogurt rice, rasam, kootu, avial poori, pickle papad, payasam, raita coffee or tea
Udipi House Salad$1.95
Moong Salad$2.45
Mango Chutney$1.00
Mulagai Podi$1.00
- 2 Pieces $1.00
White Rice$1.95
custard- like yogurt with cucumbers, onions and coriander
homemade cottage cheese in a special condensed milk flavored with rose wate and garnished with pistachio nuts
- 2 Pieces $2.50
Gulab Jamoon
dry milk & cottage cheese balls, fried in light syrup & rose water
- 2 Pieces $2.50
Madras Special Payasam$2.50
fine vermicelli cooked in milk and honey, garnished with raisins and cashews
Badam Halwa
ground almonds cooked in honey & butter
- $3.00
- With Ice Cream $4.00
Carrot Halwa
grated carrots cooked in honey and butter
- $2.50
- With Ice Cream $3.50
Carrot Halwa With Ice Cream$3.50
grated carrots cooked in honey & butter
Vanilla, Mango Or Pistaction Ice Cream$2.50
udipi homemade ice cream coneocted on these premises
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Beauty Massacre Presents: LOOM Party - Saturday, February 6
With a meshing of music, art, fashion and general bad-assery (along the lines of free beer), the Loom Party is not to be missed this coming weekend! Oh yeah, and we're helping host, so come show some support.
THE LOOM PARTY: brought to you by a classy group of thugs
February 6, 2009 10pm $5 before 11pm // $10 after
BYOB + Free beer all night, sponsored by Colt 45
100 Thames St, near Knickerbocker
Welcome to the OPENING NIGHT CELEBRATION of the LOOM's month long art music and fashion marketplace exhibition, brought to you by fashion, music, and artistic talents from NYC and beyond
The Dardys, Dances With White Girls, Hiro Tha Jap, SKITSNYGG, Zakee Kuduro, Jesse Jamz, Gordon Gartrell
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The Loom Artists, Stephanie Dunx, Anton Glamb of Radicalouting!, Zalmen Labin, Hannah Rad (www.sheenabeaston.com), Kristina Marino (www.thedowntowndiaries.com), BarrelHouseNYC, Julien Othneil Richardson, Kevon Sterling
Art show installation will last from Jan 29 - Feb 28
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How To Communicate Effectively
Many of our presidents were great communicators but most would agree that Ronald Reagan was one of the best. Great communicators have an amazing ability to connect and communicate with people. Whether President Reagan was speaking to a group, looking into a camera, or talking with someone one on one, he was able to communicate with maximum effectiveness. Communication made him the kind of leader that people wanted to follow.
Being a good communicator will help you in all aspects of your life whether it's your marriage, job, or friendships. It's hard for people to follow and believe in you if they don't know what you want or where you are going.
You can be a more effective communicator by following some basic guidelines. Start by making sure what you are communicating is simple and clear. Don't try to impress and use complex words or go on and on. Then make sure you know your audience. Whether you are talking to an individual or a group, make sure you understand their point of view, their questions, their goals, etc. Believe in what you say. Ordinary people become extraordinary communicators when they are fired up with conviction. Lastly, make it a two way street and ask for their feedback. Every time you speak to people, give them something to feel, something to remember, and something to do.


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Issue date: Thursday, October 23, 1913
Pages available: 8
Previous edition: Thursday, October 16, 1913
Next edition: Thursday, October 30, 1913
Publication name: Pocahontas Democrat
Location: Pocahontas, Iowa
Pages available: 20,455
Years available: 1900 - 1977Learn more about this publication
Pocahontas Democrat (Newspaper) - October 23, 1913, Pocahontas, Iowa 'volume XIIl , POCAHONTAS, low•\,THÚRÍbAY, OCTOBER 28, im NUMBER 8f)SOMETHINi We have something new in ihe line of SV/EATERS, COATS, AUTO HOODS, CAPS, CHILDRENS SWEATERS. We have something new in ihe line of Sweater xoats, auto hoods, caps and childrens sweaters. Something that appeals to everyone because they have the fit, they have the quahiy and they give satisfaction'. It would be a pleasure for us to show you this line of - goods. Yours Very Truly.DOYLE ^ RUSSELLUse a Wizard iop to Oust your Floors ani! Woodwork:... Wizard iop $1.00 Quart of Ma!.....$2.00 Special Price this Week for Mop and Polish=$L50=S. 1. MgINTIREJOHN H. LAMPE SOME LOCAL SUBJECTS Two or three weeks ago Mr. Tishenbanner of Gilmore City, again broke into the newspapers and gave the county road betweeji Pocahontas and Gilmore City an awful bump. It is an awful bumjly road in places, and Mr. Tishe^-banner told some truth about if; Rut he didn't go far enough. K is no worse than some other miles; of road known as the Des Moines-Spirit Lake high line.. We kindly are; They have reason to be, any-, call an extra session way,-those who visit neighboring pectation of having with the ex-the new law repealed, we hope the legislature will show backbone enough to stand pat on the new,, law. Their judgment was good when this lav/ was enacted, but if they see some weak points, they sl)ould make the law more effective instead of repealing. ■ . ___ 1 Considerable time was taken up last week in the district court on that damage case, wherein A. M. Erie sued the county for damages, claimed by reason of a: drainage ditch passing through his farm in section 12, Colfax township. The board of supervisors had offered $565 in way of settlement but plamtiff had asked for 51500, so in order to agree on a settlement the mater was brought into court. The jury returned a verdict allowing Mr. Erie $700. The next jury case was one wherein A. E. Wine-garden and the trustees of Center township were made defendants, by C. R. Lewis suing tor damages, on account of the removal of a fence which had been placed in the middle of the highway south along the section line from the cemetery corner. Mr. Winegarden had been employed by the trustees to remove the fence jis it interferred with travel. The attenion of the court and jury was taken up with this case from last Friday, till Tuesday afternoon, wlien a verdict was"returned for defendants, Mr. Winegarden and the trustees of Center ptownship. The jury was then discharged for the term. Fees paid to the grand jury were S73.50; to the petit jurors $459.00, a total of $532.¡^0. John Smith of Laurens, indicted by the grand jury for lewdness, was given a hearing in court Wednesday morning. He plead guilty to the charge and was fined $100 and costs. Mrs. Cora Edgington wa; granted a divorce from her husband, Hugh B. Edgington, In the case above referred to, Lewis vs. A. E. Winegarden et al, C. D. Atkinson ap-pered for Lewis and A- J. Shaw and J. M. Berry for the defense.' towns have, as the matter is often referred to by nur people when they return home. Our crossings Sre kept in better condition and the system of dragging, not only the business streets, but the resident districts as well, is ahead of anything carried on in neighboring towns. It don't make any idifference in what part of town one ijoes, the cross street is looked oon T- u'^'. . ... - after as well as the main traveled ^ Also every road leading n ^ fn ifll into town is keot in first-class con" Fort Dodge and Humboldt four or, dition, so far as is possible to make five miles north of Fort Dodge, ^^en, by the use of the drag. Df a cordu^roy ^ li f " anythmg else Tlusfthj^k of the satisfaction and the piece of road never has been m civic pride. There is some virtueHUSKING TIME Is drawin»' iieav and we wish to tell the people that we have in. .stof.k anything-needed inCorn Husking Supplies flnskei's Tlmuib Stalls made (jf wire mesh will save the niitts. A Big Stock of Clear Ouill Flour and Ground Feed. Man.y new .sets of nobby Ii:i.nio.s.s just i-eeeived. Come in and look them over. first-class condition as the soil"-is not of the right kind for a good road bed unless dragged and' it don't appear to have been troubled with a drag. But perhaps Fort Dodge is proud of that piece of road and wish to maintain it in its present condition, so that the hundreds of thirsty patrons hiking' toward the metropolis of Webster county every day may be shaken well before taking, and patronize more liberally. There is not a piece of road anywhere in Pocahontas county on any of the cross country roads in any more of an abominable condition that) is the road near Badger, known as the Des Moines-Fort Dodge-Spirit Lake road. "Also, the condition of the road leading into- Gilmore City, from the east, is about as full of bumps as it is possible to be, and no piece of road along thé township line road west of Gilmore City is any rougher, and while we have no apologies to offer jor the. dilapidated condition of the road west of Gilmore City, we beg of Mr. Tishenanner, not to be so serious in his condemnation of this road, while other roads neli'©-his home are no better. That crushed rock road west of the M. & St. , L. railroad leadiri^ west between séctions twenty-five and thirty-six and twenty-si.K and thirty-five in Garfield; tàwriship is another piece* of bumpy, road. "i he condition of the ,road is not oh account of the crushed rock, but because the rock was dumped before the grade was put in propei condition. The grade was too narrow for safe traveling before the rock was put on, and now with the rock dumped, it is impossible for loaded wagons or autos to pass, one or the other having to take to the ditch and the ditch-has been tra-j veled abôut as much during the jlast summer as was the grade. I The only proper grade for the use I of the crushed rock is the grade 'being constructed on the county i roads. They are wide, vvith wide I culverts, so that teams and autos have plenty of room to pass. And unless some of these auto speeders are put in jail, the grades should j be made still wider, as it is not I safe for cars to pass either a team nor another car at the rate of thirty to fifty miles an hour and an : occasional one does. in these and this^ matter of pride can be traced away back about 300 yijars to the time of our primival ancestor who v/as proud even of her English husband. Our sidewalks don't look bad either, and the increasing number of attractive homes makes an old timer fee! as if he had located in a pretty good iMace after alL__ Fred Mann of Kankakee, Illinois, arrived in Pocahontas, Monday, to look after his farm in sec-cion 14, Grant township. Mr. Mann owns all of this section except the west half of the northwest quarter. He left for his home Tuesday, and would have remained longer if the town afforded desirable hotel accommodations, but as we do not, he hurried through with his business and left for home. Mr. Mann says Kankakee was the first county in the state to employ ap agricultural adviser, vvho is' paid a salary of $2000 a year and is furnished an automobile, also an (iflice and laboratory in the court house, a stenographer and soil expert. The force is kept busy and farmers are taking a great interest in the work. Having the soils tested, shows what the different soils are adapted to, also what is needed to make it productive. The matter of seeds is also looked after carefully and it is the duty of tho adviser to conduct the farmers institutes." He is ä graduate of the Illinios .State Uniyersity. The government pays into .the, county treasurer Sl.OO every month which goes towards the expense of maintaining this new department. This work was taken up about two years ago by Kankakee county, it then being the first county in the United States to take up,the work which iiad been outlined by the government. . DeKalb county has also now adopted the plan and more will be following in the good work when they become better acquainted with it. ! The best highways we have in i northwestern Iowa, are the well (graded road covered with gravel land they are good at all seasons of ! the year. There is two or three I miles up there near Sioux Rapids, ! and another piece of well graveled i road east of Spencer. And down i in Green county is a sample of J what can be done with gravel on ; the country roads.' Green county I has been improving its highways for years in this way and when a traveler gets into Green county, a map and a guide is not- necessary to tell him where he is. Gteen county has been spending its money on permanent improvements while neighboring counties have been spending the road money in repair-I ing and reconstruction. Supervis-i or Klein has been having some effective work dgne with gravel on a IN THE DEMOCRAT ALWAYS PAYS GOOD RETURNS ■The DEMOCRAT covers the fisld mp'rc! llioroughly. than any olKer paper iiv the Gounty. Down in Fremont county, in Shelby county, petitions have been circulated, directed to Governor Clarke, asking that he call a special session of the legislature to repeal the; road and bridgé law enacted at the last session. It is alleged that the law is burdensome, also takes.much of the responsibility out of the hands of the supervisors and trustees. The old law was very unsatisfactory and proved inadequate to meet the demand for better and more effective road improvement. The new law is now on trial. It has not yet been given a chance to prove what can be clone and it is most unfair at this early date for some dissatisfied supervisor or trustee to clamor for a change. The old method of road work has been proven most expensive, merely repair work year after year, enough money having been spent on the roads in every county in the state the last thirty years to have graveled nearly every'mile of highway in the state. One complaint advanced is there has . been delay in construction work apd another is the increased cost of bridges and culverts. A permanent concrete bridge is far cheaper than wooden bridge, the life of which • John Barnharilt died'rtt the "hös-pital in Rochester, Minnesota, Monday morning at 4:50 o'clock, where he had gone to about two weeks ago to consult with the Mayo's regarding his failing health. Deceased was a native of Germany and came to America in 1881, settling on a farm near Pom-eroy, where'he continued to reside until 1892. when he moved to Grant township, where the family home has been since. There are left to mourn with the bereaved wife seven children now living, Mrs. Will Nieinan and Mrs. Ed Christensen of Grant township, also Mrs. Harry Troupe of Wilmot, South Dakota, Henry of Grant, Fred of Ware, and Miss Elma and .lohn at home. The body arrived in Pocahontas, Tuesday afternoon from Rochester, accompanied by R. A. Huff, who had also accompanied Mr. Barnhardt to Rochester. The funeral will be held Friday forenoon at 10:30, a short service being held at the house and the body will be taken to Pom-eroy for burial. line ot road north of Rolfe, and ¡s only temporary, even though thé there is nota nii.er piece of road to ^.oncrete bridge would cost double drive over anywhere in the coun- the other bridges. We do not be-ty. and he expects to have the i jig^g Qo^ernor Clarke will find it good work continue. Supervisor;j,gj,ggg3j.y ^^ ^all a special' session ' of the legislature to repeal the new Dooley has several miles of grad irtg on the- county road between rOad law. "The.new law should be Fonda aild Varina.n'early ready for g^ven ^ faij, trial. If the work is gravelitig, which will be completed this fall or winter. And with cdñ'ied out in other countrièa like it is being done in Pocahontas Rolfe Arrow: Frank Tishenban-ner of Gilmore City has broken out in print about a razor back road west of Gilmore and just as all of us had begun to think that Gilmore City was about 'the only town on earth that had any real roads, .^rank doubtless had an object in view, but here he's done gone and spoiled the impressioni. The road he speaks about is the road straight west of Gilmore. If we mistake hot, this is the county road in dispute, and is now up to the state highway commission for settlement. As such a road it will get little consideration until the state commission determines its status. But Gilmore City, thanks toTish's persistency, hasn't fared so badly. It has recieved $500 of auto tax from each county on the county line road south of town; it has received $500 road fund and $350 auto tax on the road leai^ing west from the quarry, making $850 from the county on this road. There is $1850 in all in a short time for the immediate vicinity, , We don't blame Gilmore City for getting it, and admit she deserved it. nor should she be satisfied, but we be- the aid of the-new grading outfit,!^."^"fy^ j-i^g law-will Drove it is. expected tp. have two or: supervisors have three miles put in condition for j out a system of countv roads j lieve a careful perusal of the rec-gravel in, Supervisors Nolan, I-iel^! ^"jjvenient to eveiry' town' in the ords wil! show that Gilmore City and Hopkins' districts yet .this fall, ij-ounty and some excellent work! has had as much as any other town This good, start will - mean much j gij-e^dy been done-in the linelns yet. We must have a little more done along tins bne next j^j.g^ii^g jj^e expense is., not' patience. We can't all get all we ,vear. - , iproving a burden,, as the benefits] want just when we want it. Per- Pocahontasought to be proud of derived will be almost valuable i haps the fellow that goes after it its streets."..We believe the people asset. If Governor Clarke sho.uUl the hardest will get the most. HEBE AND THERE. Algona has done some street paving this fall. ! The Sutherland Courier is of-ered for sale. The Odd Fellows state encampment is being held at Fort Dodge this week, opening Monday, and closing today, Thursday. Two men were arrested at Whiting, last week on the charge of horse stealing. They had stolen a ' team and buggy on the streets at Manning. Colonel Roosevelt landed in the city of Rio Janeiro, Tuesday morning at b o'clock. There was some commotion among the animals back in the jungles. Wnj. Buchacker is now owner of the Mallard livery barn, having purchased the business last week of Mi". Duffy, who had operated the barn the last twenty years. The firm of H. S. Mountford and Frank Mann of Algona, have contracted with the Ford company for 1100 cars for next years tielivery. They have Kossuth, Palo Alto and Clay counties. A Lake City man has run an automobile since last March without a number. There are a lot of fellows who would try the same trick. if,the county attorney would only promise to be good. Complaint has been made by Dei Moines women that the street car steps are too high. , They . really are too high for the hobble skirt^ -and some of them seen cn Des Moines streets are most awfully hobbled. Over at Eagle Grove, one day last week, a fellow appropriated two cases of beer from a box car, which was enroute from Austin, Minnesota, to Lehigh, Iowa. The man's name is Mclntire and he is held to the grand jury under a $500 bond. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune: Sor-en Peterson, a tiling contractor, v;as buried in a ditch near Newell the other day and it took vigorous work upon ; the part of his four lielpersi to extricate hiiii. '.WHen he was released It was found that he had a broken collar bone' and that he was seriously bruised. The' Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune says a fine cnr of game fish was put in the lake on Friday of last week by State Fish and Game Warden Hinshaw. The shipment included bass, pickerel and crap-pies and the fish were in good condition. Mr Hinshaw has a fine new car for this purpose, which was built to his order. It is so constructed that air can be forced into the water a'', any time apd in this way the fish can be shipped ill better condition than in the-old car. • Emmetsburg Democrat: R. E. King left the last of-the week for Atlantic. Iowa. He felt well pleased over his sale. He made a profit of $24,000 on the 768 acres of land that he recently sold during the two and one-half years that he owned it, thougli he says the man who bought from him later disposed of the land to some eastern Iowa man at an advance of $15,-000. Mr. King has 400 acres of Palo Alto land left. He has become very wealthy handling-real estate. Humboldt Republican: There was an auto and buggy collision south, of Humboldt, Saturday even--ing last. Sator Stephensen was coming from Fort Dodge ,in his auto, and met a party in a buggy. The lights were not burnine as well as they might, and the auto was on the buggy before he knew it. One wheqj of the buggy was wrecked, and the auto was whirled ' . of the "road so abruptly as to cause it to bump into a -tree, where the wind shield was shattered and the front of the auto badly damaged. Luckily no one was injured. Al Adams, editor of the Humboldt Independent, attended a reunion of the second Iowa cavalry regiment at West Liberty, last week, and on his way from the Rock Island depot in Des Moines, to the Wellington hotel Saturday eveilirtg, a craky auto driver rnn onto him, knocking him down. The car backed- oft' and left the scene of the accident at a high rate of speed". Mr. Adams was severely briiiaed, but was able to get up and make his way to the hotel. Tlie accident' happened about 10 bj'clo^k.at night and the car had no lights." It perhaps carried no lights so the police would not see it. ' ' r- f Ji ■4 ! S i i . M I'M I ^ I 'J /.ft i ^üfi •K: f mm if i J i I t i ' V Í ; Í! ì I •• 'I î'ï i 1 \ ti W 'ífi ]¡ ' lì s f ^ ;