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As soon as she heard the news, Sarah Ammons hugged the counter. She spent so many childhood birthdays at Baker's Restaurant, blowing out...
As soon as she heard the news, Sarah Ammons hugged the counter. She spent so many childhood birthdays at Baker's Restaurant, blowing out candles on biscuits. Her parents have eaten there ever since they got engaged, when a friend brought them to celebrate in those red leather booths.
"They fell in love with it," said Ammons, 18, now a waitress at the restaurant. "Every Saturday morning in my childhood, we came here." After more than 50 years, and four generations, the family behind Baker's will close its Lake City restaurant after Wednesday to devote their days to chocolate. They plan to sell candy wholesale from now on, working out of the building's basement, with a Chinese-American restaurant operating above.
On Saturday, the faces of customers went slack with surprise. They did not know the family had sold the building, or that the restaurant business, after so many years, had become too much of a strain.
Tree McCurdy, 30, of Lake City, looked around the room, with its pink-and-beige wallpaper and its faded black-and-white photographs in frames. Chandeliers hung from the ceiling. The soda fountain lost its counter years ago.
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"Times change," she said. "But oh, I'm going to miss this."
The business began in 1920, when Ernie and Barbara Baker set up shop at Pike Place Market, stuffing California dates with walnuts and rolling them in powdered sugar. It soon blossomed into something more, with hand-dipped chocolates, fudges and other homemade candies.
Then in 1946, at a time when people still left their keys in their cars, Baker's Old Fashioned Sweet Parlour and Restaurant was born.
Candy shop won't close right away
The chocolate shop at Baker's Restaurant will remain open through Valentine's Day. After that, the family will sell its chocolate wholesale to The Confectionary near University Village and to Namas Candy Store in Edmonds.
Nancy Prevele was a teenager when her parents opened the restaurant. On Saturday, at the age of 73, she had a few choice words about those early days as a waitress.
"Nepotism is not fun for the whole family," she said.
But through the decades, she came to love the work. After a break for college, and another to raise her three children, Prevele returned to the business with her husband, and she has not left since.
She now works with her two daughters, Lee and Dina Prevele, and a granddaughter, Nicole Ferrari.
Nancy Prevele knows the life story of every regular customer. They are "honey" or "baby" to her.
There go Walt and Lin Robinson, with their teenage son Trevor. When Walt was laid up in the hospital for seven months, with nothing to eat but dull, dry food, Prevele stocked him with chocolate from Baker's retail shop, which sits right next to the restaurant.
"Every time I walked in here, she had something for me," said Lin Robinson, 53.
Customers on Saturday said they would miss the menu that reads like a book, with everything in it from "Eggs Arnold" to old-fashioned malts. But mostly, they said, they would miss the feel of family that comes with the place.
It reminds Nancy Martini, 73, of the small town in Eastern Washington where she grew up. She has come to Baker's every week for the past 20 years, just for that comfort.
"This has been like a little corner, where everyone knows to go," she said.
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WASHINGTON — Here's how state members of Congress voted on major issues in the week that ended Friday.
Suspension of debt limit
The House on Tuesday voted 221 for and 201 against to suspend the current $17.2 trillion national-debt limit until March 16, 2015, enabling the Treasury to borrow to pay bills already incurred by Congress and the executive branch. The bill, S 540, was supported by 99 percent of Democrats who voted and opposed by 88 percent of Republicans who voted. Unlike other debt-limit increases in recent years, this is a "clean" measure free of conditions such as policy changes and spending cuts.
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Voting yes: Suzan DelBene, D-Medina; Rick Larsen, D-Lake Stevens; Doc Hastings, R-Pasco; Derek Kilmer, D-Gig Harbor; Jim McDermott, D-Seattle; Dave Reichert, R-Auburn; Adam Smith, D-Bellevue; Denny Heck, D-Olympia.
Voting no: Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Camas; Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Spokane.
Military retirement payments
Voting 326-90, the House on Tuesday repealed a cut in cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) for military retirees younger than 62 that was enacted in December as part of a two-year budget deal. This sent the bill, S 25, to the Senate. Set to take effect next year, the cut would result in working-age military retirees receiving annual COLAs 1 percentage point below inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index. At age 62, they would once again receive COLAs that keep pace with inflation. The cut would raise about $6 billion over 10 years to be used to soften the impact of sequestration on military and nonmilitary discretionary budgets. To offset that revenue loss, the bill would curb Medicare reimbursements to doctors.
Voting yes: DelBene, Herrera Beutler, Hastings, McMorris Rodgers, Kilmer, Reichert, Heck.
Voting no: Larsen, McDermott, Smith.
To end debt filibuster
The Senate on Wednesday voted 67-31 to advance S 540, which would suspend the national-debt ceiling until March 16, 2015, allowing the Treasury to pay bills already incurred and keep the U.S. from defaulting. This was the decisive vote on the bill. Twelve Republicans joined 53 Democrats and two independents to push the bill over a 60-vote threshold, end a tea-party-led filibuster and move toward final passage.
Voting yes: Maria Cantwell, D; Patty Murray, D.
To suspend debt limit
Voting 55-43, the Senate on Wednesday sent President Obama the bill, S 540 (see above), to suspend the statutory debt limit.
Voting yes: Cantwell, Murray.
Military retirement payments
By a vote of 95-3, the Senate on Wednesday joined the House in passing S 25, which would repeal a 1 percentage-point cut in cost-of-living adjustments for military retirees younger than 62.
Voting yes: Cantwell, Murray


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16-year-old passenger dies in Vt. crashThe Associated Press | July 19,2013SHELDON - Vermont State Police say a car crash in the town of Sheldon has killed a 16-year-old passenger.
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Greg Holland conference call notes
Greg Holland had an incredible 2013 season as he won a second straight Bruce Rice Royals Pitcher of the Year award. He reflected on the season in a conference call on Monday and was asked about making adjustments in order to continue his success. Holland says that the best hitters know what a pitcher likes to do and that you cannot get into patterns. He talks to Billy Butler regularly to get a feel for what hitters are looking for. Holland also feels that he must continually get better at his strengths.
Greg's only struggles in 2013 came early in the season. He made adjustments after the opening road trip by consulting with pitching coach Dave Eiland. Holland worked on getting back to his strengths from 2012.
Greg's favorite outing was the September 14 contest in Detroit when Alex Gordon, Alcides Escobar and Salvador Perez combined on a game-ending play at the plate. Holland said that KC's strong defense gave him the ability to attack hitters more. He believes the Royals could have more than three Gold Glove winners in the future.
Holland is spending the offseason at home in North Carolina. The self-described "old country guy" enjoys time outside, including cook outs, sitting by the fire and hunting.
Greg Holland named 2013 Bruce Rice Royals Pitcher of the Year
The Kansas City Royals have announced that right-handed reliever Greg Holland has been named the 2013 Bruce Rice Pitcher of the Year. The award was voted on by the Kansas City Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA).
Holland, who will turn 28 on November 20, earned his second consecutive Bruce Rice Pitcher of the Year award after a record-setting season. The North Carolina native set a franchise mark with 47 saves, topping the previous best of 45 by Dan Quisenberry (1983) and Jeff Montgomery (1993). Holland made his first All-Star team while finishing third in the Majors in saves. He led MLB with 40 saves from May 30 to the end of the season and converted 31 opportunities in a row from May 30 to September 3. His 1.21 ERA set a club record for a reliever, besting Montgomery's 1.37 mark in 1989. Holland's 103 strikeouts matched a 42-year old club record for a reliever while his 13.84 strikeouts per 9.0 innings topped his own franchise best from 2012. Holland was named MLB Delivery Man of the Month for July and September along with Royals Pitcher of the Month in May, June and July.
On October 31, the Royals announced that right-handed pitcher James Shields won the 2013 Joe Burke Special Achievement award. Tomorrow, the club will announce the 2013 Les Milgram Player of the Year at noon CT.
Greg Holland wins his second MLB Delivery Man of the Month Award
Royals closer Greg Holland has been named the Major League Baseball Delivery Man of the Month for September.
Greg led the Majors with 11 saves, which also set a franchise record for September. Holland, who won in July, is the first player to win the award multiple times in a season. He capped the month by breaking the Royals single-season save record, setting the new mark of 47. Holland also tied KC's single-season strikeout record for a reliever at 103.
Congrats to Greg!
Greg Holland named MLB Delivery Man of the Month for July
Royals closer Greg Holland, who led the Majors with 11 saves during July, has been selected as the winner of the Major League Baseball Delivery Man of the Month Award for July, marking the first career monthly honor for the right-hander. Holland becomes the second Royals pitcher to win the award (third time), joining Joakim Soria, who received the award in September 2008 and September 2009. This Major League Baseball award recognizes the most outstanding relief pitcher during each month of the regular season as voted on by a panel from Major League Baseball.
Holland converted each of his 11 save opportunities during the month while appearing in 11 games and tossing 11.0 innings. The Marion, North Carolina native posted a 0.82 ERA, permitting one run on nine hits with one walk and 15 strikeouts while holding opposing batters to a .209 batting average. The 10th round pick in the 2007 Draft recorded saves on back-to-back days against the Cleveland Indians on July 3rd and July 4th, allowing a hit with three strikeouts over the 2.0 innings pitched. The 27-year-old also posted saves on consecutive days on July 8th-9th at the New York Yankees; on July 19th-20th against the Detroit Tigers; and on July 27th-28th at the Chicago White Sox. Overall, the 2013 A.L. All-Star has now converted 22 consecutive save opportunities entering play today which ranks third in Royals history, trailing Soria (36 straight in 2010) and Jeff Montgomery (24 consecutive in 1993). For the season, the Western Carolina University product is 2-1 with 29 saves and a 1.67 ERA. In 43.0 innings pitched, he has surrendered 10 runs (eight earned) on 28 hits with 12 walks and 68 strikeouts. Holland needs one more save this season to become the fourth different Royals pitcher with at least 30 saves in a season. He would join Montgomery and Dan Quisenberry, who each accomplished the feat five times, and Soria, who reached the 30-save plateau on three occasions. With 49 career saves, Greg is tied with Steve Farr for seventh on Kansas City's all-time saves list, one behind Mike MacDougal (50) for sixth. Holland's 14.36 strikeouts per 9.0 innings trail only Cincinnati's Aroldis Chapman (15.16) among Major League pitchers with at least 40.0 innings. In 2012, Holland set a Royals record with 12.22 strikeouts per 9.0 innings (minimum 60.0 innings).
Other relievers receiving votes included Atlanta Braves closer Craig Kimbrel (0-1, 0.90 ERA, 8 SV, 10.0 IP, 2 H, 3 BB, 13 SO); Oakland Athletics closer Grant Balfour (0-1, 1.64 ERA, 9 SV, 11.0 IP, 8 H, 2 BB, 15 SO); and Los Angeles Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen (2-0, 1.35 ERA, 7 SV, 13.1 IP, 6 H, 3 BB, 15 SO).
Greg Holland added to American League All-Star team
Major League Baseball announced today that Kansas City Royals closer Greg Holland has been named a replacement on the American League All-Star team, taking the spot of Seattle's Hisashi Iwakuma, who started today for the Mariners and will be unable to pitch on Tuesday night. Holland will join teammates Alex Gordon and catcher Salvador Perez, who were named to the 84th Midsummer Classic at Citi Field in New York last week. All three are making their first career trip to the All-Star Game.
This marks the first time since the 1988 All-Star Game in Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium that the Royals have had three players selected, when George Brett made his 13th and final All-Star appearance, going as a first baseman, and was joined by infielder Kurt Stillwell and pitcher Mark Gubicza. This is the 11th time the club has had at least three players named to the American League squad.
Holland, 27, has served as the Royals' closer since the second half of last season after Jonathan Broxton was dealt to the Reds at the trade deadline. Greg has made good on 38 of 42 save opportunities since taking over the roll full-time, including a current run of 15 in a row dating back to May 30. Since that date, Holland has posted a 0.95 ERA, allowing just two earned runs in 19.0 innings, while recording 34 strikeouts and holding opponents to a .111 average (7-for-63). He entered today leading the Majors in strikeouts per batter faced (.444) and strikeouts per 9-inning ratio at 15.43.
Congratulations to Greg!
Ned Yost media session: June 9, 2013
Royals skipper Ned Yost addressed the media prior to today's series finale with the Houston Astros. Yost first discussed the today's lineup that gave both Alcides Escobar and Lorenzo Cain a day off. "We plan a couple days in advance. We try to pick a good day for them to have off, Escobar has played almost every game and we try to give Cain a day off every seven to ten games to let him get his legs under him. Detroit's coming in tomorrow and that is a big series and with the day-game turnaround today we made the decision a couple days ago."
Yost then commented on the recent improved performance of first baseman Eric Hosmer. "He's improving tremendously…you know when he gets up over .300…over the rest of the season it will be because he can pull the ball more efficiently. That's the key he has tremendous power to the pull side, he's got very very good power to the opposite field, but he hasn't utilized his pull power. He's starting to get his swing freed up and starting to get the bat head back out, and when he's able to pull the pull the ball with a little more frequency that's when he's going to be back to being the player I think he can be."
Yost concluded the conference by discussing the play of closer Greg Holland. "He's throwing the ball great, I feel every time we get to the ninth inning I feel really really good about it. You know that's your focus once the game starts is how do I get a lead to Greg Holland. We've got a lot of confidence in Greg and he's throwing the ball really well right now."
Royals Caravan visits KU Med
A pair of Caravan groups started their two-day treks across Royals Country today with a stop at The University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City, Kan. One Caravan is now moving north to Nebraska, with a return stop in St. Joseph, Mo., tomorrow. The second Caravan is traveling west with visits in Kansas today and tomorrow.
For a full list of Caravan stops, visit royals.com/caravan
Above – Billy Butler, Eric Hosmer, Johnny Giavotella; below – Aaron Crow
Above, Billy Butler and Johnny Giavotella
John Mayberry, Ryan Lefebvre, Everett Teaford, Greg Holland; followed by a group photo
The votes are in on Election Day: Reliever Greg Holland named 2012 Bruce Rice Royals Pitcher of the Year
The Royals have announced that right-handed reliever Greg Holland has been named the 2012 Bruce Rice Pitcher of the Year. The award was voted on by the Kansas City Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA).
Holland, who will turn 27 on November 20, made 67 appearances for the Royals, finishing 7-4 with a 2.96 ERA, 16 saves and 91 strikeouts in 67.0 innings. The North Carolina native overcame early season struggles and a stint on the disabled list by posting a 2.08 ERA over his final 60 outings. He recorded 16 saves in 18 chances after taking over the closer's role on July 31, including 13 straight conversions from August 1 to September 9. Holland finished third among American League relievers in strikeouts, trailing teammate Tim Collins (93) and Steve Delabar, who notched 92 with Seattle and Toronto. The 91 strikeouts rank sixth in single-season franchise history among relievers. Holland held opponents to two home runs over 67.0 innings for a ratio of 0.27 per nine innings, second-best in the American League among pitchers who threw at least 65.0 innings. He became the first Kansas City reliever with seven or more wins in a season since 2000.
Yesterday, the Royals announced that shortstop Alcides Escobar won the 2012 Joe Burke Special Achievement award. Tomorrow, the club will announce the 2012 Les Milgram Player of the Year at noon CT.
Touring Royals Country on Caravan
It has been a busy week at the office! Last week, ATH joined team representatives on Caravan visits to Cameron, St. Joseph and Maryville, Missouri, then on to Topeka and Wichita, Kansas. Hopefully you saw some of our pictures on Twitter @aroundthehornkc. Here's a recap of the Missouri tour:
Our journey began in Overland Park on the morning of January 15, where ATH met the bus and checked in with Ben Aken, Sr. Director of Community Relations. Ben thought the players and staff would want a hot breakfast – so off I went to pick something up. Once back, I took a seat on the bus behind Royals Hall of Famer John Mayberry and across from broadcaster Steve Stewart, who was joined by his son John (a.k.a. Little John on this trip).
The bus made a quick stop in downtown Kansas City to pick up designated hitter Billy Butler and pitcher Danny Duffy (pitcher Greg Holland was already aboard). We made our way through North Kansas City and on to Cameron (one hour north of KC), where our first stop was just off of I-35 at the Whistle Stop Cafe.
Steve Stewart introduced Butler, Duffy, Holland and Mayberry to the fine fans of Cameron. The line weaved its way through the store to the front table, where fans mingled with our Caravan crew and picked up autographs from our foursome. I visited with several season ticket holders while Aken and Stewart did radio interviews on KKWK, the Royals affiliate in Cameron.
Ben suggested that I take lunch orders for our traveling party of 10. One thing that I learned over two days was the easy-going nature of our three current players on the trip. I've known Billy since 2007 but I didn't spend much time around Danny or Greg last year. I took Danny's order and proceeded to Greg, who said he'd take the same. And for Billy? Anything…just order what Duffy and Holland were getting. Easy enough! The only problem was that the listed phone number for the sandwich shop was for a fax or modem. Time is critical on Caravan – you want to get to your next stop as a line of fans will be waiting. Luckily I found a ride to the sandwich shop and started our order.
The bus pulled up shortly thereafter and we were on our way to St. Joseph, 45 minutes to the west. I listened to stories from Big John Mayberry and John Stewart pointed out the town of Stewartsville to Steve. We rolled into St. Joe, where a long line was waiting at Hy-Vee. Once again, Steve Stewart did the introductions, this time over Hy-Vee's intercom! "Attention Hy-Vee shoppers…"
I handed out schedules to the fans in line before proceeding back to the autograph table. Our players and alumnus began walking the line in order for all of the fans to get autographs in our allotted time. I assisted Big John, a natural at these types of events. Once the autographs were complete, our current players met with the local media.
We climbed back onto the bus and kept tabs on the NFL playoffs while traveling north to Maryville. Our stop was at the Nodaway County Senior Center. Several fans approached me and talked of how much it meant for us to visit. This hits home with me as I grew up in a small town and usually made it to one big league game a year as a youth.
The sun was setting as we prepared to leave Maryville. With our stops complete, Billy, Danny, Greg and Big John posed for a picture next to the sign which advertised our stop. We had visited three different venues with a common theme: Fans who were very happy to see us and looking forward to the 2012 season. When I arrived home that night, I could think of only one thing…the thrill of doing it all again the next day!
Ned Yost media session: August 22
Looking good in the 'pen
Yost believes the bullpen has performed well on a fairly consistent basis. On an individual level, he said nearly everyone is matching the high standard of throwing 4.0 successful innings out of 5.0. Additionally, he thinks all those involved in yesterday's doubleheader did a good job of keeping the team in the ballgame and making it exciting. He said that in regards to today's game, everyone should be available.
Grab the bull by the horns
Yost is looking forward to giving Jai Miller a starting opportunity today and hopes to see what Miller is capable of doing. Today is Miller's first career start in the big leagues. Yost added that this is a time of opportunity for several players, including Phil Humber, Bryan Bullington, and Greg Holland, all of whom pitched on Saturday.
Expecting consistency
Bullington didn't quite seize his opportunity yesterday, allowing 11 hits in 5.0 innings pitched, a sizeable difference compared to his previous start against the Yankees in which he surrendered only two hits over 8.0 innings. According to Yost, consistency is a must and is not something you can teach. He strongly believes Bullington's outing against New York was not a fluke, and he expects the pitcher (as well as all his players) to not simply hold his job but rather take full advantage of it.


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CURRENTLY: MIL is ALWAYS offering unwanted advice because "when she had her babies no one wanted to help her". She was also in her early 20's when she had oldest BIL but the way she makes it sound is that she had no clue what to do and no one to help her. Now I can sympathize with her because I'm sure being a FTM when you aren't a natural mother can be difficult.. But being a FTM isn't difficult for everyone (me). Every time she's around me and DS she tells me what to do like she's his mom and when she sees that im getting frustrated with her "helpful hints" she gets all exasperated and starts saying shit like "well it must be nice to just KNOW what you're doing all the time. I just WISH someone had been there for me like I'm trying to be for you"
I'm just wondering if there are any other natural mothers out there who get annoyed with people constantly acting like they are automatically a dumb ass because they are a FTM.. what do you tell people when they offer unwanted advice? How do I tell MIL that I'm not as incapable as she was at my age without being rude?(lol).


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The Comanche Hunters: Avant Le Deluge
Greetings from New Orleans. I've taken refuge from the storm in an air-conditioned production trailer behind the gospel tent, courtesy of my alma mater WWOZ. They're broadcasting live from the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, though much of the music has been delayed by torrential thunderstorms.
I first heard music today while passing the Jazz and Heritage stage. The Comanche Hunters Mardi Gras Indians were beating tambourines, drumsticks, and a booming bass drum. The tribe was engaging in the call and response of "Indian Red," one of the most sacred songs in the tradition. Soon after, the big chief started into "Lightning and Thunder," the signature chant of Monk Boudreaux, the big chief of the Golden Eagles tribe. Big Chief Boudreaux was standing near the stage, smiling with approval upon hearing his song.
I'm no mystic, but the Comanche Hunters gave the benediction. We're getting plenty of lightning and thunder right now. I hope I hear another Indian lyric soon: "Walk through the water and I didn't get wet."
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Dr Dave will see you now: Cameron takes Sam Cam on hospital visit ahead of Tory party conference and promises extra £400million for cancer drugs
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Thousands of cancer patients will get fast-track access to new drugs, David Cameron said as he promised an extra £400million for a fund which has already saved lives.
The Prime Minister and wife Samantha today met a group of young children battling with the disease on a visit to a hospital in Oxford.
The £200million-a-year Cancer Drug Fund, which pays for drugs refused by an NHS spending watchdog, will now continue until 2016.
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Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha talk to Scarlett Clarkson (left) during a visit to the children's cancer ward at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford
The PM met with Chase Howie (right) who could benefit from the fund along with thousands of other sufferers
The fund was set up for patients in England after shocking stories of patients being refused life-saving drugs by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) because they were too expensive or unproven.
It meant that wealthy people with cancer were able to receive the drugs by laying for it themselves but less well-off patients were barred.
Mr Cameron said the fund, which has already been used by 35,000 patients, was saving lives.
Speaking after meeting cancer patients young and old at The John Radcliffe Hospital, in Oxford, the PM said: 'People have lived longer and in some cases it has saved people's lives.
'I just met one man from Hampshire who wouldn't be here were it not for the Cancer Drugs Fund and the treatments that he got. He is now cancer free.'
The scheme was set to run until 2014 and campaigners raised concerns about where patients will turn to when the funding ceased.
But Mr Cameron said that the funding programme will run for an extra two years to March 2016.
While praised cancer charities, some doctors have raised concerns about the fund.
The medical journal The Lancet called the fund 'the product of political opportunism and intellectual incoherence'.
David Cameron and his wife met with patients who said they would not be alive if it weren't for the fund
As many as 35,000 patients could benefit as a result of extra funding announced by the PM
The Rarer Cancers Foundation campaigned for the fund's extension and welcomed the move
Mr Cameron insisted: 'Thousands of people have already been helped and this will mean many more people can access it in the years to come.'
Mr Cameron and his wife Samantha were taken around the children's cancer ward by senior clinical staff where they met youngsters of all ages being treated for the disease.
Later he met people who were in remission from cancer and talked with them about their experiences on the NHS.
The Rarer Cancers Foundation, which campaigned for the fund to be extended, welcomed the announcement of the fund's extension.
Andrew Wilson, chief executive of the charity, said: 'The Cancer Drugs Fund has made a huge difference to cancer patients in England, significantly improving the quality of treatment available to people with advanced forms of cancer.
'It has also addressed some of the historic inequities that have existed for people with rarer cancers, ensuring that access to treatment is not denied simply because you are unlucky enough to have a rare form of cancer.'
Not everyone is pleased with the fund and with one journal calling it 'the product of political opportunism and intellectual incoherence'
So far about 35,000 patients have benefited from the fund and the charity estimates that 16,500 extra patients will benefit each year as a result of the extension of the funding programme.
Dr Andrew Protheroe, consultant in medical oncology at The Churchill Hospital in Oxford, added: 'The more treatment options that are available to me, the better job I feel I can do for my patients.
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The Wolf House in Norfork had a pair of visitors from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro on Thursday. The hopes are that the historic structure can become part of the ArkansasHeritage Sites, a program by ASU to preserve the state's history.
"I've always had an interest in the Jacob Wolf House," said Dr. Ruth Hawkins, director of Arkansas Heritage Sites. "I remember when the restoration was going on back in the early 2000s. I've been interested in this because it is an important structure in Arkansas, but I've never had an opportunity to visit."
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The Heritage Sites program at ASU was contacted by concerned residents from Baxter County. The program works not only on restoration and maintenance, but also interpretation of sites. Their job is to interpret the natural, historical or cultural resources of sites for park visitors.
"I'm most impressed," Hawkins said. "I've read some of the reports that have been done, but I don't know if they do it justice. Much of the original material is still here, which is very rare in a structure this old."
The Wolf House, a "dog-trot" cabin that sits near the confluence of the North Fork and White rivers, was built sometime from 1827 to 1829 in what was then Liberty, which would become Norfork. It was built by Jacob Wolf, an Arkansas pioneer and territorial legislator, and served as the courthouse for Izard County when it separated from Independence County.
John Houston, brother of Texas hero Sam Houston, was elected as the county's first clerk. The county seat was moved to Athens in 1830, Mount Olive in 1836 and finally Mill Creek, which later renamed Melbourne, in 1875.
"We do have other structures," Hawkins said. "All of our sites have been agriculture related. One of the problems you have with a heritage site, or any kind of restoration, is that sometimes there are grants available to do the restoration work. The problem is how do you sustain those?"
Richard Sheid, an area resident, has helped spearhead the effort to have the Wolf House taken over by the National Parks Service or a university. He said the Wolf House is significant in that it's the oldest public structure not built by a foreign power west of the Mississippi. Ste. Genevieve, Mo., and New Orleans have older buildings used for government, but they were built by foreign powers.
"I feel like it is of national significance because of the age of the structure," Sheid said. "I visited with the president of the ASU system in Little Rock and he put me in contact with Ruth Hawkins and set up this meeting today."
Current heritage sites owned by ASU are the Lakeport Plantation in Chicot County, Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center in Memphis, Southern Tenant Farmers Museum in Tyronza and the Historic Dyess Colony: Boyhood Home of Johnny Cash in Dyess. ASU also handled the interpretation of Rohwer Japanese American Relocation Center in McGehee.
"We're looking for the students to have hands-on experience," said Ed Salo, assistant professor of history at ASU. "This would be a great opportunity for us to come up and do some projects to assist in helping with the interpretation, which there is some, but it can be redone.
"Maybe we can help with some planning for integrating all the buildings into an interpretive program. Maybe even some of the other resources around here."
Salo said those resources include the White River, which has played a huge role in the Wolf House, not to mention Norfork's, history.
"Back in 2010, the National Parks Service was contacted by some of our local historians, congressmen and senators," Kevin Bodenhamer said. "They sent a team down and did a couple of field meetings and got some input from people and did some interviews at the courthouse."
Unfortunately for its supporters, the National Parks Service said the Wolf House did not meet its criteria for a national landmark.
That news came in April after the parks service sent a 50-page report.
If ASU were to take it, they would be responsible for upkeep, maintenance and operation.
Bodenhamer said the university would probably have access to more grants and that it has a track record of handling historical projects across the state.
"The county doesn't have enough money to keep it going," Bodenhamer said. "We have a very small budget for the Wolf House each year."
Heritage Sites in Arkansas
Lakeport Plantation house in Lake Village is the last Arkansas plantation home on the Mississippi River. Today, it's used for research and interpretation of the people and cultures that shaped plantation life in the Mississippi River Delta, focusing on the Antebellum, Civil War and Reconstruction periods. It is a Greek Revival structure that was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. The home was gifted to Arkansas State University by the Sam Epstein Angel family in 2001.
Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center in Piggott includes a barn studio associated with Ernest Hemingway and the family home of his second wife, Pauline Pfeiffer. During the 1930s, the barn was converted to a studio for Hemingway to write while visiting Piggott. Portions of one of his famous novels, A Farewell to Arms, and several short stories were written there. Both the home and the barn studio were named to the National Historic Register in 1982. Areas of emphasis for the Museum and Educational Center include literature of the period, 1930s world events, agriculture, family lifestyles and relationships and development of Northeast Arkansas during the Depression and New Deal eras.
Southern Tenant Farmers Museum in Tyronza opened in 2006 in the historic Mitchell-East Building. During the 1930s, the building housed the dry cleaning business of H.L. Mitchell and the service station of Clay East, two of the organizers of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union in 1934. The Southern Tenant Farmers' Union was one of few unions in the 1930s that was open to all races. The building served as the unofficial headquarters for the union until offices were moved to Memphis for safety. Museum exhibits, located in the Mitchell-East Building, focus on the farm labor movement in the South and the tenant farming and sharecropping system of agriculture.
Dyess Colony was created in 1934 as part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal to aid in the nation's economic recovery from the Great Depression. The federal agricultural resettlement community provided a fresh start for nearly 500 impoverished Arkansas families, including the family of music legend Johnny Cash. The colony is being resurrected through restoration of several historic buildings. The Dyess Colony Administration Building will house exhibits related to establishment of the colony, lifestyles of typical colonists, and the impact it had on Johnny Cash and his music. The Johnny Cash Boyhood Home will be furnished as it appeared when the Cash family lived there. The Grand Opening for this ASU Heritage Site is scheduled for Aug. 16.
Rohwer Japanese American Relocation Center in McGehee is largely lost to history. Between 1942 and 1945, up to 8,000 Japanese Americans were interned at Rohwer — a 500-acre camp surrounded by barbed wire and armed guards. A museum offers the necessary background for a site visit. From there visitors can travel to the site of the former Rohwer Japanese American Relocation Center.


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McKendree University cracks top 100 online business programs
Jan 30, 2013 (Belleville News-Democrat - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- McKendree University is the only metro-east school listed on the U.S. News and World Report's list of top 100 online schools for 2013.
The Lebnon university ranked 100th in the category of top graduate business programs.
"Developing the E-Learning MBA was a year-long project involving almost the entire faculty of the School of Business," said Frank Spreng, director of the MBA program at McKendree University. "The benefits from those efforts a few years ago are considerable. We now have about 135 students enrolled in online MBA courses." While online courses are a relatively new concept, Spreng said schools are rapidly developing new programs to give students more opportunity to further their education.
"Many students could not be participating in graduate business education without the online option," Spreng said. "The concept of online education gives options for many students and allows face-to-face students to mix and match courses, times and schedules." Schools in St. Louis to rank in the top 100 are: -- Webster University ranks 62nd in the online business category.
-- In the category of online Best Online Bachelor's Degree Program category, the University of Missouri-St. Louis ranked 43rd and St. Louis University ranked 95th.
-- Webster University in St. Louis ranks 27th in the category of Best Online Graduate Education Programs. UMSL ranks 57th.
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Mr. Perciful had lived in Olympia since 1974, where he was highly regarded for his work with the late bassist Red Kelly, among others.
The pianist, 82, had suffered from chronic lymphatic leukemia for seven years, but his health had seriously deteriorated in the last year.
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Born Nov. 26, 1925, in Moscow, Idaho, Mr. Perciful started on piano when he was 7. In 1943, he was drafted into the armed forces, where he worked in a combo behind Red Skelton and served in Japan after WWII. He returned to the University of Idaho, where he completed a master's degree in music education.
After teaching briefly, Perciful pursued a music career, first in Spokane, then in Los Angeles, where he moved in 1952. During this period, he was influenced by pianists Nat Cole and Spokane native Jimmy Rowles.
"He played beautifully, in a very crisp, straightforward style," said Olympia pianist Joe Baque. "When he played something, it had meaning."
In 1956, Mr. Perciful was hired by James in Las Vegas, and subsequently recorded 25 albums with the band leader. In Las Vegas, Mr. Perciful married Dorothy Morgan, and they raised her two children, Dottie and Larry; they later divorced.
After moving to Olympia, the pianist began working with former James bandmate Kelly at the bass player's club, the Tumwater Conservatory. Mr. Perciful and Kelly shared a keen sense of humor. In 1972, they cooked up a satirical political campaign with the OWL party ("Out With Logic" and "On With Lunacy"), in which Mr. Perciful won a significant number of votes as a candidate for state treasurer.
Chuck Deardorf, in those days a student at The Evergreen State College but now director of the Cornish College jazz program, recalled Perciful as having "a great way of imparting his knowledge."
Mr. Perciful met his second wife, Kathy Mell, daughter of Tacoma trombonist Art Mell, at the club. They married in 1988.
Apart from music, Mr. Perciful's other great passion was baseball. "He watched it [on TV] all the time," said Kathy Perciful. To keep herself occupied with such a fan in the house, "I would knit sweaters during the summertime."
Mr. Perciful was described by his wife and friends as a modest and gentle man.
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Mr. Perciful is survived by his wife, Kathy; his former wife, Dorothy; his stepchildren Larry Morgan and Dottie Jean Brown; six grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.
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Tax regimes vary greatly throughout Latin America. While some countries are investor friendly, others are not so open. There are several benefits (i.e. retirement programmes, tax discounts) but also some tax obligations. In this section we provide an analysis of the different tax structure in each country where January First Real Estate lists properties. This information may be very important for you to choose you retirement destination or where to invest. Keep in mind that there are related visa and residence issues which are discussed in Visa/Residence Requirements. Real estate assets are, without doubts, one of the most secure and profitable ways of investment. There are two main reasons for this: One, properties always tend to increase their value in the long term. They generate an income for their exploitation (rental/yields). And two, International real estate is set to be the biggest and best investment market of the next several years.
Rental Income
Income earned by nonresidents from leasing property is taxed at the standard nonresident income tax rate of 35%. The taxable income is deemed to be 50% of the gross rent. No other deductions are allowed. Consequently, the effective tax rate is 17.5% on the gross income. Strictly speaking, Paraguay does not have a personal income tax (though one is now being introduced). The single most important tax is Value Added tax (VAT), and its rate is low at only 10%. Services, such as the lease of real estate, are VAT exempt. In July 2004 the new Duarte government's Tax Reform Law (Ley No. 2421/04) was approved, but is not yet in force.
Real Estate Tax (Impuesto Inmobiliario)
Real Estate Tax is levied annually at 1% of the cadastral value of property, as assessed by the national cadastre service. Assessed property values increase annually according to the consumer price index, but such increases cannot exceed 15% per annum.
This tax rate is reduced to 0.5% for rural properties smaller than five hectares used for small scale farming. In the case of rural properties, improvements or buildings are not computed in the tax base.
Capital Gains Tax
Capital gains earned by nonresidents from the sale of property are taxed at a flat rate of 35%. The taxable gain is 50% of the gross gain. No other deductions are allowed. The effective tax rate is therefore 17.5% on the gross gains.
Living There
Individual income tax at the rate of 10% applies to residents, starting 1 January 2006. The taxable income is the net income exceeding 10 minimum monthly wages.
Capital Gains
Capital gains earned by residents from selling real estate properties are generally not taxed in Paraguay.
However, capital gains derived by persons who are habitually engaged in purchasing and selling real estate properties are taxed as ordinary income. A person is deemed to be engaged in habitual activity when he sells more than two properties in a given tax year.
Realtors' and Lawyers' Fees in Paraguay and Other Property Purchase Costs
Transaction Costs
Fee / % / Who Pays?
Judiciary Tax / 0.74% / buyer
Agent's Fee / 5.00% / buyer
Notary Fee / 0.75% – 2% (+10% VAT) / buyer
Municipal Tax on Transfers / 0.30% / buyer
Costs paid by buyer: 5.74 %
Costs paid by seller: 1.125% – 2.5%
Roundtrip transaction Costs: 6.86% – 8.24%
Property Purchase Process in Paraguay
There are no restrictions on the ownership of property by foreigners, who may also engage in commerce or industry without limitations. For a property to be titled in Paraguay, the following procedures are normally followed: In buying/selling of real estate, the Notary Public plays a very important role. Generally, Notary fees vary from 0.75% – 2.00% of the property value, plus 10% VAT.
The Notary Public obtains the following certificates in order to prepare the Transfer of Deed:
– Tax Compliance from the Ministry of Finance;
– Non-Encumbrance and Free Disposability of Assets from the General Direction;
– Tax Clearance from the Municipality; and
– Cadastre or Zoning Certificate from the National Service of Cadastre
The above-mentioned certificates cost around PGY 228,406 or US$36.
Once the Transfer of Deed has been notarized, a Municipal Tax on transfers will be paid. It is 0.3% of the property price, if the property is located in Asuncion or 0.2% if located in other cities in the country.
The last step in the titling of the property is the registration of the notarized documents at the Public Registry by the Notary Public. Registration fee is PGY200,000 (US$36) and Administrative expenses are PGY187,000 (US$32). Lastly, there is a Judiciary Tax of 0.74% of the property value.
The whole process of registering a property can be completed in around 48 days.
Inheritance and gifts are not taxed in Paraguay.
The main laws governing inheritance in Paraguay are The Civil Code, and the Civil and Commercial Procedure Code. If a minor is involved, the Child and Teenage Code also applies.
The inheritance laws of Paraguay affect everyone who owns property in Paraguay. The Paraguayan legal system does not make any distinctions based on nationality, race, religion or gender. Foreigners have the same rights, and are treated in the same way as any other citizen.
The general principle in inheritance matters (real property excepted) is that the law of the deceased's permanent residence applies. It makes no difference if one spouse belongs to one nationality (or religion) and the other spouse to another. However inheritance of real property located in Paraguay is governed by the law of Paraguay, regardless of the nationality and place of residence of the deceased.
The Civil and Commercial Court of the deceased's permanent residence deals with inheritance issues. Decisions about non-resident foreigners' property are made primarily in this court.
Inheritance cases which are not contested take approximately 4 to 6 months.
Reserved Portion
A certain portion of the estate (the 'reserved portion') must be distributed to certain persons, and is not available for division in accordance with the will (if any). What portion is reserved, depends on what inheritors are available.
If descendants are alive, 4/5th of the estate goes to them
If descendants are not alive, but ascendants are, 2/3rds goes to them
If a spouse owns property jointly with the deceased, s/he inherits ½ of the reserved portion. If not, s/he inherits the same proportion as the descendants, or 1/3 part if there are only ascendants.
When there are no descendants or ascendants, ½ is reserved for the spouse
For adopted persons, the reserved portion is ½ of that applicable to other descendants
These rules apply equally to foreigners and members of different religions. The residue of the property, i.e., that portion outside the reserved portion, can be freely willed, with no restrictions.
If there is no will, the deceased's ascendants, descendants and spouse inherit the estate in the above mentioned proportions. If the deceased has no heirs and does not leave a will, the Government inherits the estate.
The Will
It is normal to formally make a will in Paraguay. It advisable for a foreigner to make a local will because the inheritance process is easier and faster in local courts, especially if the property is located in Paraguay.
There are four types of will, with different formalities:
Holographic will:
Must be written, dated and signed by the testator, in his own handwriting, on all pages.
Can be made in any language.
Public instrument will:
Must be performed before a public notary and three local witnesses.
The testator must manifest the will orally in front of the notary and witnesses, or read a written version in front of them. If s/he can not talk, s/he can sign the will in front of witnesses.
Must contain the place and date when signed, the name, ages and addresses of the witnesses, and whether oral or written.
If the testator cannot speak Spanish, the will must be performed before two translators, in two languages, both of which the witnesses must understand.
The fulfillment of these requirements must be written in the will for its validity.
Those who sign the act cannot be beneficiaries.
Closed will:
Can be handwritten or typed, and must be signed on all pages by the testator.
The testator must give the will to the notary in a closed envelope in the presence of five local witnesses and manifest that it contains his will.
The notary records the circumstances, in the front part of the enclosed will, and the notes are signed by him/her, the testator and the witnesses.
The testator must declare if the will is written and signed by him/her, in handwriting or typing, or written and signed by another person at his/her request. The notary must record all these circumstances.
The notary must seal the enclosed will so that it can not be opened without breaking. S/he must also register what was written in the front of the sealed envelope. It must be signed by the notary, the testator and the witnesses.
The enclosed will remains with the notary for its conservation.
The special will:
Members of the military who are far from the general population must make their will before an officer with rank not inferior to captain. But if there is no superior officer, they can make the will before an inferior rank officer, or the person in charge. If the testator is sick or wounded, he can give his will to the doctor who assists him. The will must be written in the presence of two witnesses and include the place, date, and names of the testator and witnesses. The will expires in 90 days if the testator survives. If he dies, the will is sent to the Defense Minister, who sends it to the judge of the last address of the testator, for its validation.
A will can be made abroad, but it must be done personally by the testator, not by a representative.
An owner can freely donate property to anyone, prior to his/her death. However after an inventory of the estate is done, if such a donation includes a part of the "reserved portion", the affected heir can challenge the transaction and bring it back into the estate.
Problems of Inheritance
The law looks primarily at the title deeds to determine the owner of property. Married partners can own property jointly or separately, but if the property is not located in Paraguay, the court applies the law of the country where the married partners were living at the time of death.
Property (or part of it) may be inherited by a child or children not of legal age, or to others not legally adult. If one parents dies, the other acts as the legal guardian. A legal guardian can be appointed in the will if the minor has no parents. The court might also appoint a guardian, if necessary, who can be one of the parents, an older brother, an uncle, or another responsible person outside the family.


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For much of their history, these two factions waged political battles against one another over the distribution of real and personal property taxes. In 1937, the two factions joined forces to push for a statewide homestead exemption to lower property taxes collected at the state and county level. The sudden loss of revenue financially devastated local governments across the state. In Cobb, city and county politicians and civic leaders began to search for new ways of raising revenue, including home-building campaigns, expansion of municipal utilities, and the courtship of federal investment. Through a combination of local planning and federal intervention, Cobb County's quest to raise revenue shaped a racialized built environment that privileged the interests of white homeowners and ultimately influenced how white property owners saw themselves and the world around them through the policy-making process. The primary vehicle for this study will be tax policy, a largely understudied yet critical component of the built environment. The trajectory of the white property owner in Cobb County is complicated, as it ties the effects of local, state, and federal policy-making to sets of identity politics influenced by white supremacy and formed over the course of several decades. It is a study long overdue for investigation as it lays the groundwork for understanding how property and financial self-interest would inform the political and social positions of white homeowners in the second half of the twentieth century. 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2012 and by 2016, the requirement will be 28.8 mpg. Overall CAFE
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rise from there until 34.1 mpg is reached in 2016.
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average driver will save roughly $3,000 in fuel costs over the life
of the vehicle and the "benefit to society" thanks to
reduced emissions and fuel consumption will ring in at $240 billion.
The EPA will also provide incentives to
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be available for the first 200,000 units produced per automaker).
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clean cars program that is a win for automakers and drivers, a win
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Automakers are already stepping up
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quote: we've seen power output for mainstream vehicles increase rapidly while appreciable gains in fuel economy haven't come nearly as fast.
quote: just pointing out that recently automakers have chosen more HP over increased fuel economy.
quote: Come now, this is way out of line. Automakers had plenty of incentive to do it -- the buying public.
quote: Come now, this is way out of line. Automakers had plenty of incentive to do it -- the buying public.
quote: And automakers didn't because the buying public didn't seem to care about fuel efficiency as long as they got their got their 280 hp crossovers and 400 hp pickups.
quote: You can't tell me that all of that is because of the "buying public" and their all of a sudden desire to have fuel efficient vehicles. No, the government said "jump" and automakers said "how high?"
quote: You must have missed that Ford was releasing these new technologies BEFORE the government started forcing stricter fuel efficiency standards down our throats.
quote: But you have to realize that it took 25 years to get a 5 mpg increase.
quote: Reduce Oil Dependancy: If you think regulation is needed to meet this goal then. Tax fuel more. Gives us income we need, and drives up the cost. At some point demand will drop. Econ 101.
quote: It may save you money at the pump, but last I checked Exxon and folks didn't have too many bad quarters. If US consumptions drops, you can bet magically the price will rise to meet those financial analysts projections.
quote: Your other examples are similarly flawed. Does a government-mandated building code really protect you? As anyone whose ever built a home knows, county building inspectors rarely, if ever, check anything. If you want a decent structure built, you hire a reputable firm, hire your own independent inspector to check their work -- and sue the pants off them if they don't do it right. In other words, exactly the way we did it before government building codes (and the way we'd do it again if we didn't have them today).
quote: As to government interference 'making companies flee overseas'.... sometimes, government HAS to interfere. As far as I have seen, government has more a history of NOT intervening when they SHOULD intervene.... with one good example, up until recently, being health insurance in this country.
quote: The fact is that LACK of regulation caused the housing bubble, that and banks wanting to show that regulations from Congress were bad, so they ON PURPOSE gave out money to people that they knew were bad bets for that amount of money to 'make a point'.
quote: Although you do nothing to protect your free-market theory.
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