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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 27, 1919, Winnipeg, Manitoba TODAY'S WEATHER FAIR; VERY COLD. Temperatures Maximum. 14.3. Minimum, 30.3. FAIRLY SATISFACTORY While the delegation that went to Ottawa on tlio vocational training trouble did not aain all points desired, n certain amount of success ia re- ported. Fun 7.1fl nni.: 65 p.m. Moon rises 5.29 a.m.: lets 37 p.m. WINNIPEG, THURSDAY, FEBRFAKY 27, 1919. MORNING EDITION 20 PAGES. r NO. 120-I-. n] Exigencies Empha sized in Debate on Address From Throne HNANCE PROBLEMS AHEAD Potion of "Separated Brethren- Defended by Hon. J. A. Calder- Public Works Programme Fcb Will Create Ministry of REPUBLICANS STILL Ways and lommumca ions rt OPPOSED TO LEAGUE o xv ar, and at- t-rnphasls In debate mi the address! London, Fcb. the house of commons today, in introducing a bill to establish a ministry of ways and communications, Edward Stiorlt, sec- retary for home affairs, said that hitherto there had been no co-ordina- tion between the various means of transport, and transport had depend- ed largely upon private efforts. It was quite impossible, he said, to revert to pre-war it was essential that there should be control and co-ordination. The new ministry, under the bill, would over control of railways, tramways, canals, waterways, road, and, finally.'jiowcr. Il would maintain the control over the railways which was exercised dur- ing the war, and might such changes as it thought necessary. Any changes, however, would require the sanction of ihe house. The bill was given ils first reading. Wilson Declares Society of Nations Will Fall Without Support of U.S. SMALL NATIONS NEED AID President Discusses Constitution With Members of Congressional Foreign Relations Committee Appalling Narrative of Mutilation of Captives as Result of Bolshevik Fury to, resumed h'the houso thin afternoon. For nn half, Hon. -I- A- Calder. Immigration, and chalr- rcp.itii.xtlon committee, and tho xvay In o of the of problems handled. any made i'hlch they had been 'it waj the tirht hpecch ot ,rrth which Mr L'aURr has house since ho Joined tho errrrer.t, for last session -such ti aj he mado were brief. iu tin-' necessity of mwtlnK the problem .'n In.poitant in a, In any other country. 'ijecon-itnictlon meant a national nd- Claims of Armenia Set Constitution for International Labor Bureau Ready Today s. adoption of lusher iik-. il.s tf ci ufi that would i-arls. Feb. at D'Oraaj The their today allied reprc- nioellns Jt the discussed the for incas- hue an exer-ln-, Qual to con- allotlns tq commissions lor consltler- HL> u-fe-ied, mcl- atlon of 'frontier iiucstlnns to the Mi iff cle enemy state.s. accordln constituency, no doubt as to 'CJ1.41I-. an to b-J Jor.e alunit It from a xvcstoin tla-ro was 'iMcr'm.idu reference lioiition of the ".-eparatPd 1 d that he was, nffccuns to an official a mem- announcement this The xxoik The conditions under xvhlch UelRlan claims and the problems thereot shall be considered, xveie laid down. The representatives ot tlie stipieme war council at Veisallies, the nnnounce- ._ ___ mcnt adda, reported the councils con- Ubeiala'clusioni as to the eatabllshment of an intermediate zone in Transylvania betxvten tho Roumanian and Hungar- ian tioopa and the conclusions wci-e adopted by the confeience. The claims of Armenia xvere set forth by M. Ahrotmian and Ntibar I'asha. Plans for Labor Bureau Ready Friday The peace conlerence commls-.sion on Intel national labor legislation a result cl the speeding up t gramme It has been lollowlne. ex- pects to complete the constitution loi an International labor bureau bj Friday. The conclusions reached b> the commission will then be read} for presentation to the next plenaiy session ot the peace conference. t5bme knotty pioblems have been encountered by the commission and thcie haxe been numeious conlllcttns views to haimonize. but these diffi- culties' havo been overcome and the Hrttlsh -proposals" "as a'whole mive been accepted. Tliere still remains FOine mattcis more or less extraneous housint; and hlchw.iys. tne constitution, such as tho iiues- tlicieby prnx-lded. he ar-ttiOn of Immigration, but these xvlll tco. Hie Union soviriim.-r.t on tho tlu> btllexed they til done the right thing. V.naneial Difficulties to Be Faced. Hon. Kran'.i farxell Indicated some fMtcwl illfl.culty ahead of the IK- estimated that ail- Tcul' recelpti fnun excise. o-.ir.c-s frollts and Income tax. would teal Further ordln.uy alinlrtatratiun of the country rit be CAP.led on with less CO 000 a xeor. wa.i the additional ?100.- to come Irum" Mr. Cnrvcll Eiptessln? A personal xlt-xv. ho tlie incon-.e tax exemption bhouM be reilucud. "No doubt." Cantll ailJcd. "the Income tax can Le Incrfiseil and xvlll be increased. outlined the eminent pro- In relied to public could than Washington, Feib. 2ii. President Wilson told members of the congres- sional foreign relations committee to- night that unless the United States i-tuoied the league of nations, the league would fall and chaos and tur- moil bejoitd description would result in Kurope. Views of Keptiullcnn momberb opposing the league's con- Uitutlon a.s imported tothe peace con- ference apparently xx-erc not changed by the conference. The president xva.s said to havo stated that It xx a.s necessary that the United States stand to the .support >f the theJuffo-Slnvs Poland and other weak and struirglms peoples made free ns a. result of the wa r. :usslun of the constitution as presented to tho peace conference xva.s said to have been (lulto treneral. and tho president was questioned closely, especially by Senator Drandages, of Connecticut Republican leader and Senator Kuo.x, of PennsyN vnnliu former secretarv of state, took verv 1't'le pirt Was Britain's Draft Constitution. The piesldent was said to have told the senators and lepresentatlves that the league constitution adopted was proposed by Great Britain but 1 Copenhagen, Feb. 20 (Can- adian Press despatch from Reut- appalling narrative of inhuman crime is revealed in the official report of the Estlioninn authorities on Bolshevist atrocities committed in Esthonia, i-specially Wcscnbcrg and Dorpal. The graves of those murdered al Wcsenburg were, opened an Fcb. 17, in the presence of llie town governor. Skulls were shattered, bodies hayonetled and even eviscer- ated. An eyewitness of llie ex- ecution, who escaped, described the terrible scene when the victims were placed on the edge of the graves and shot indiscriminately, trampled into the graves and finish- ed with the butts of rifles. The vicinity of the graves wcie littered lorn clothing, brains, frag- ments of sfyulls and hair, while the grass was covered, with congealed blood. Similar bloodthirstiness was evinced al Dorpat, where the murdered victims were dropped into the river through holes in the ice. Recovered bodies revealed many arms and legs broken and one with the eyes put out. The prisoners captured were robbed of dallies and valuables, put into a cellar and filled with hatchets and bombs. Examina- tion of the cellar showed bodies piled up Illicitly in unnatural posi- tions. The walls were splashed with blood. Bolshevist fury also raged against the peasantry, many of whom were mutilated and murdered. Thirty women mere al Narva by stones being lied around their and being thrown into the river. I Advisability of Forbidding Tariff Wars Between Nations RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEM IT'S COLD, BUT JUST LOOK AT Thermometer Hovered Around 30 Mark Here While in Sas- katchewan City It Waj 49 With a wind blowing from llftecn to twenty miles an hour und sweep- ing acroaH irom llie noitli- w e.st, when the thei monn'ter was ranging from anything between thirtj aud twenty-live liclovv, it's no wonder- fol'u whose business compelled So lie abroad and was I remembeiiMl that winter Is still with not the one'draxvn by Oeneral Smuts, thouah the mild d.i.xs of. last wceU one of the British authorities on tho i miu-ht have the feeling lensue proposal. Drafts presented by l they_ xvci e soon U> rest the United States, France .md Italy........ were rejected. GREET CLMCEnU Premier Able to Leave House Assailant's Mental Responsibility Examined Supreme Economic Council May Be Charged With Control and Allocation of Supplies In re- sued, xvoulil mnterliiKy (luclnc unemplojiiient. Says Pork Baronj Treated Too Kindly (in the tpi'oaitiun side of t'le tl.e onlv spiMker xvas .Mr. Sinclair, of Uujsiioro. Mr. Sinclair stroncly cii- ticisi-d tlie goxt-rnmeiit for its' lendtrj treatment of the pork buons. und prolltecrs "I'-U pork' .Le taken up later. L.ibor Leaders Satisfied. There Is n general feeling of satis- faction apparent amonp the labor leaders at the progress made by the commission. At Its mcetlnp tod.iy the commis- sion concluded consideration of penal- the Uiitlsh dinft deallni; xvlth .ind Mr. .Sinclair I ties for failure to entry out obllsu- I'ecl.irod 'have si own fat and flour- I tions with regard to the'laboi sltua- uhtil under tlio IHK-CS ot the tlon. The commission also considered food liunl." I the pbsitlon o[ selt-governinp doinin- Tlie board had made large ions. protectotates and coloulis In tiper.illtureE, but could It be said that a soldier's uliloir has been able to jet a round of beef any cheaper in cor.sfciuencts Amid much laughter i cd. on all ikies. '.Mr. Slnclu.r urged the I.tberula If tliey intended to return, to come back xvhilo there wai time. The debate will be com limed to- morrow nftnnoon by .Mr liauthler. of rit. Cirvell Pint Speaker in Afternoon lion R Carxi-11 was the tli.st Jfti'iter this afternoon xvhi-n dt-luitu on ihe address In reply to the speech from the throne xuis resumi-d. He Maphi'lzed thu of the rroXfm.1 which Cannd.i has to face Ingettln- hack fruin a xv.ir to a pcaci; tun HoHcxer. lie saxe as his tluu no xvarrmg nation was Ins better condition at the ce.ssatlou "I hostilities than Canada. He said Vttit u ore Jnn as many abnormal to In- oxi-icome In cort- h who did not go to In connection xx'ith relurntcl He paid some on to the it-niaiks of .Mi. Mc- of I'.roine, and "I xxant to six- to him that 1 I not x-t-ry far apart on of t'io matters mentioned by to labor legislation, and what conditions mlibt be tiilnllud to t-nablo the proposed oiKanizatlon to be altei- Samuel Clumpeis. chairman of commission, prthided at the SEATTLE STRIKE Report Keep Reds in Russia. then wtiit on to thU did nn to the of .Mr The (oinlitlous in Kns- depicted to government, th.lt wis the pliice to lioNhevists foi some and OMO problem they had ft Camd.i was how they could Mine of iheir Lack to the That Men Arn Ordered Back to Work is Denied San Francisco. Cal Feb. boiler makers and engineers on sttlke in Seattle have been ordered back to work by their International otllcers, through Jos Heed and Win. McKen- zie the representatives lespectivcly of 'the International organizations in that city It xvas announced here to- dax by Pr. Mai shall, member of the federal shipbuilding labor adjustment bo ird. who has Just completed a sur- vey of strike conditions un the coast. Di. Marshall will leave tomorroxv for Philadelphia. Report la Denied Seattle. Wn, I-'eb. of the strikers' conference committee, xvhlch represents the 25000 striking shipyards xvorkers In Seattle, tonight denied that boiler makers und en- gineers participating had been order- n, liv -Tn4 Kopil and Hope for U.S. Support of Leaqaie of Nations "London. :ii. (Associated on President Wil- son's Uostiin spech takes Hrst place on the editorial pases of this morn- iiiK's London newspapers They unite j in expressing the hope that the presi- dent's appeal for support of the league of nations xvlll meet xvlth a favorable reaponbo In the United States. "We can be as confident as Presi- dent Wilson Is." says the Dally Mall, "that their generous impulse, disin- terested aid and guidance will not fall his people now, but rather calu strength and permanence, as the need for It xvas never greatpr. Tho alter- native is that the United States should rotuin to her traditional Iso- lation and resrard the welter of Eur- ope from afar. Such a decision is unthinkable. The Uunted States Is i In the war; she must be In the peace. The Pally Nexvs siys: "Piesldent Wilson knows that America has only begun Its task and that the breach with Washington's policy Is final Kxerx- pacillc Interest in Kurope will be with the president In his appeal to his people. We do not think that the appeal will be in vain for the president has a grand gospel and knoxvs how to preach it." The Daily Telegraph says: Ihe of the peace conference constitute a slcnal to the world that It Is at the roads In its destiny. Tlie president Is not xvronK in liig that Kurope looks toward the people of the United States with new confidence. Of America's sympathy with ihe essential ideals for which Pit-sklent Wilson Is laboring so ile- xotedly. none need have any doubt, and we are confident she xvill continue to take her full share in the ureat task of regeneration which confronts jsoy ruil plaxpd the traitor to the ix'lio had bc-lpfil them, and if ucre the men that Mr. 'Mc- friendly to, "then." said I'arxell. tu> and I must pait Cnrve'l on I D11IIIMI1 J M M lit I -I thirty million dollam the fomln- il-c il >ear He -Tn-il vould lu> crltk.sr d the government laru'e amount of .M'llplmildlmr pro- million or million di-llars this ve'ir dur- Ho sm of j and Mr farxell ad- that It the poxeinmcnt had j into t'm main ft after the I 'atlo-i of are tl.e chips inlcht I I'fcn I i or price. I Unemployed Problom j 1 ih it the Kox-arnment PioiciaiiuiH- ixouhlJir of i the un-' ed to return to xvork by Jos Heed and Win McKenzle. representatives of International organizations of the two unions. Forecast by Dr. Marshall of a coast- wide orRiinl'zatlon of iind employees lo formulate a ncxv xxase atcreemenl l.s t.xken to indicate the strike in Seattle, Tacomn. Aberdeen and Anacortes. affectlnff approxi- mately -10.000 would end xxlthln ajveek.___________ Two Policemen Shot Dead. Haliway. N.J.. James Lynch and Jacob Kr.ius weie shot dead today while attempting to nrrcat u number of men suspected of hnvhiR engaged In a atreet llRht. The officers xxcio felled by bullets from an automatic revolver as thev lorced their way Into a house where brawlers had barricaded re- and the answered Seveial prlsoncis were taken and one confessed llrln? the shots. The Problom uneniploxc-il pi underlxmi: had Of Its inUli m. In fact, pimciple xxhicn in mind Iu the L-illm.itcs lie- to the propo'-al million dollars on Mr. Carxell HlH tht xote was to be n 1'LrlOil of live >ears April i hh'i'iFarxe" the xvoi k done viri-ifi y bv the pro- of Qnehec "If." 1IH could only extend hish- hluhxvays CONFERENCE TO DECIDE FATE OF GERMAN SHIPS London, Feb. ques- tion of the destruction of the surrendered German warships is a mutter for the peace eon- foreui'o to decide, according to an announcement made in the house of lords today by the Karl of Lytton, civil lord and parliamentary secretary to the admiralty. Chronicle says of the speech: "He appeals to America for the Ilrst time to play her part in the unspttled terri- tories of the old world and protecting the >OUIIF natlon.s. If ho .succeeds; m curving his' hope with him In the nexv'ciusade he -will have succeeded in rendering a. second hervlco to man- kind as sient tnnl of brlnslns _ln the United States to llnKh the war French Preas Favorable Comment Paris Feb. Temps, in Its leading editorial lodav favorably comments on President Wlbon's efforts for u league of nations, .in for the Ilrst time announces Its full support ot the covenant for the. for- mation of the leaBue. which It de- clirca 13 "necessary for universal order, and uB.ilnit which no coiisid- eratlons of party should prexal. and Is a permanent means for -an Inter- national orRanlntlon capab e of m- rmlilnir. deciding and eNcciitlnff. Ireland No Vote in League. One senator pressed Inquiiles latlnK to the Irish question, pi-erfident xvas n.iid to have [hat Ireland would have no vote in t ho league ot nations at present and hat the Iil-h question was one for Uter solution between Ireland and Knaland ______ TWO SUBS FOR CANADA Australian Government Offered Six Destroyers and Six Submarines London, Feb. nlvlns to Lieut. Col. Right Hbn AValter LonB. Hist lord of this -admiralty, stated in the house of commons today that the Imperial KOV- Vinment had offered Ihc Australian government six modern destroyers and modern submarines. ixvo submarines had been prciented to made bv other dominions, said Mr. Lonq. xvould receive mobt bMnpathetlc consideration. omphas.l7.ed the fact tn.it i Austialiiin navy XXMS in an stuuc of development. Col Buriroyne asked If the two sub- marines given to Canada xvere the same two which had been, .taken fiom her. or xvere they icpllcd: "I In the lap ot is coming, xvlnti" has a kick in It .xet, and fuss and ul- sters continue to be the iru.it desir- able apparel Last nisht there was' some reduction In the of the wind, but at the thermom- eter was touching tho JS beloxv mark KHoxxhero on the praliie.H Ihe diop xvan much loxver Home may llnd cunsoUtlon In that, but fie experi- enced xvlll say let the uulcksllver drop and cut out tlie wind and xve'll be better pleased Howextr, theu- is ureater comfort In the fact th it oui sphere Is on hotter terms wllh the sun. That we had sucn a day as jesterday xx-ith the cold wind rushlrit; out of the north to even up m itters south Is proof of our approach to the .sea-son of slnglnar birds ard ojienlui; buds. Let them all omit, no doubt, xvould be the prayer of many. Forty-Nine Bolow at Sa-ikatoon. Saskatoon. Snsk., Fcb. -ti. nis'ht was the coldest .hern thlu xvlfi- ter Uie minimum tempei-iture ibelnp 19 lieloxv zero. A fou- xx-as cleared by the rislm- sun. and the temperature incroa.se-1 steadily dunnar tho d iv. Calnarinns arc Suffering. ratearv. Alta. Feb. 2-5. With a bitter southeast xvmd sxveeplnt? across the city and the temperature hox-er- InK between .ind b-low zero. C.ilKarv Is sufferlnir acuteU from the cold snap which has lasted since InM Friday, and the Kas pressure l.s still extremely loxv. Kicilitlos for deliv- ery of coal and xx-ood are at a premium, and in homos where Ras Is not Installed, the people suffering for xvant of fuel, xvhlch Is availably in the city, but cannot be dcllveied oxvlnj; to the lack of convex anccs. Little Snow at Edmonton. Kdnionton. AHa Feb. L'G i a llfflit snoxvfall this afternoon, ac- companied bv a drlvhiR ten-miH- ca--t wind The temperature ninsed from 11 heloxv to 2iJ beloxv for the early part of the day, but this attei noon at 1 o'clock the Rovernment tlu-imometer registered Id beloxv. The indications are for a. continued cold spell In this -......Moose Jaw Pans, Feb. -G Premier Clcrnen- cuail left Ills residence tlil-l aftei noon for thu Ilrst time since he xvas shot last Wednesday A lam'e croxvd had around the housu in the hope OL' sei'in-i the premier, althousli tilt- hour had been Kent secret. Cheers and cues of "Vive I'lemicr Clomen- cc.ul" were raised as he stepped from the house and entered an auto with Lauhiy The piemier's fact1, which shoxved si'jns of llie fexer he had been 'lirouuli, bore n. pleased --iiiilu as he thu gteetinx-' SI. Cleinenceati today dl.'icussed general affairs with Sfveral of collaboratoi-M. Per-iilsslun to do XXM.S fru-un him by his plivstclans. Captain Uouchanlon, nf the Purls .Mllltarv court, yesterday atternooii arJ the exidence of persons xx-hu xveie oixe-wllnesm's of the attciivptrd -.asslnatlon of Piemier Clemenceaii. He lias asked Dr. Hoii-KiuoxvUch, a widely known alienist, to examine mlu Colt n. M. Clemencenu'.s as- salliint. to determine his decree of mental icsponslbility. Captain Douchardon will call ut M. Clemen- ccau'.s home tomorroxv to take ihe premier's deposition. Paris, Fcb. Cable from John W. economic as- pects at peace have received very little, consideration as yet, but at an early date an economic commission la to bo appointed to make rccom- mendatlunH as lo how effect can be given to tho thiid point of the four- teen points upon which peace Is to ii'tt. by which It in stipulated that us far as possible, economic; Imrilurs me to be removed between nation' and of trade conditions IK ti be established. When the duclsloi to appoint this commission was i cached It was agreed that the IJilt- ish dominions and India aim have direct upon It as their economic Intelests .ire by m means Identical with those ot Ureut Hntaln. I Lind M liner, for the em- iplre deleuatloiis, who had ali dJsrii.shed the matter and had upon this policy, advocated the tho to special lepre- .sentatlon, and view accepted by thu conJi-renco. It Is understood that each ot the Rieut poweis will have two repiesentativeH there will live the .smaller powers. To these will bo added two ftom the Htlilnh domin- ions and one from India. Thus the Ilritl.sh Kmplrc will liavt Ihe hentativi'-i In a body ut eighteen. Has Important Dutias. The duties of the commission will he extrtmL'ly Impoitutit. The orinlii.il Daylight Saving Law Prevented Accidents Washington, Feb. of labor leaders that a national day- light saving law, making all wording tours daylight hours, would red'ice he number of industrial was ionic out in the past year, said I-ranl{ Morrison, secretary of the American federation of Labor, in a statement oday urging that the law be no! re- pealed. Provision for llie repeal of he act has been attached by the sen- ate committee as a rider to the annual Agricultural Appropriation Bill. Secretary Morrison cited statistics on industrial accidents in Pennsyl- vania showing that in 1918, under operation of the daylight saving law, the number of accidents was 93.036 less than in 1917. and 70.772 less than in 1916. This was due, he said, lo the fact that the late afternoon hours, when physical energy is at ils lowest ebb, have been eliminated from the and given over to re- creation. EXPRESS RATES Railway Commissioners in Session in Alberta Hear Many Arguments CREAM TRADE THREATENED Edmonton Board of Trade Not to Oppose Increase if Necessary to Sustain Companies ORIENTAL LABOe International Representative Ex- plains Why Chinese and Japs Not Desirable to Unions HOG PRICE UNDECIDED im- so Impix'HHlon that Pic.sldcnt Wilson in his thud point faxoicd mil VIM sal fruo trade no loiiKei pi ox alls, luit thu ad- visability of tin bidding the carrying on of economic wars by differential tarlft.s, sovei nmerit hounthb and dumping-, will bo considered. The proposition that the moat fav- ored nation arrangement, when made j by two members of tin: league, inii.it be extended to .-ill the other mum- bei.s, will undoubtedly bo submitted. The alternative view la thnt while this might b'e laid down as a KC-II- eral pilnclplu of the league, members should be allowed to contract them- selves out of thu obligation to ob- ierve It. With the pit-Bent wide dif- ference In production co.sts, n rljild Food -Administraticn Fails to Roach application of unlfoimlty of tariff A 4 M- ,m Prirn Poliev tiuutmcnt Is llkuly to be tcHl.itoil. and Agreement on Mm.mum Pnco Policy claim fm. of Washington. Fob. food ad- mlnlstriition today failed to reach a decision reyardniK continuance of Its) minimum price policy .'.fti-r mid- night. Friday. Conferences were held first with the war trade board, and later with President Wilson and his cabinet. Food admlnlstr itlon officials snlrt whether prices for March would be ameed upon, depended upon the lifting of tin- embargo of shipments of pork to neutraU rind other nation.1; President Wilson was said to have taken the imestlon under advisement dropped is of tho winter, with the thermometer le'lsterlns' below and a strong north to northeast wind blowm.-r. making conditions In f--e leral uncomfortable. At abated and tho temperature to 3 below. Toda.v the hrlKht. felt. __ _ _ Three Boys Drowned While Skntmo Napanee, Out.. Feb. Ihiee hoys '1'eddv Ford and tw o brothers. nanied Castaldl. who.se iges ranKo from 10 to 13 years, we.e dtowneil while -skating on the river t Is aftei noon at about o'clock. Ihc bo.v.s fen through n hole, wheie ice had been cut but the cold Is 111 greatly CONDEMN DAYLIGHT SAVING Many Demands Made by Alberta Ag- ricultural Fair Association Calpary. Feb. -'li. Resolu- tions condemning the "JJayliRMt Sav- IIIB" a-s detrlmontal t-> farm life, and asking Hi-it not Ufj re-enacted: favoring the In the summer fallow contest, a ic-dlvlsion of the province for the purpose of electing delegated, maklnfi the line between North and South :it Ked Ueor, In- stead of IJidsbury. and a resolution of .sxmpathy with J. Cook, of Coclirane, were passed at the meet- ing of the provincial Agricultural Fair association thl.s afternoon. To Make Work Compulsory. London. Feb. liC. The soxlet Koveinment. says a wireless despatch. Is Instituting :t of ic-Kistiation, piepar.il'try to i-ufot the principle of compulsory work for all. ___________ Japanese Losses in mur. Ftb. nn eu- between Jaii.inese and P.ul- forces twenty miles east of yjlasovlMluchensk. capital of tlio province, the Japanese lost two officers and eighteen men killed and twenty men wounded. The HoIsheviK force "wa.s estimated to number Plan Calls lor an International Labor Conference Each Year the Mr tho advanced 1.-eb- Press Despatch from UeuUii's. Limited.) Interviewed by Kcutci's correspon- dent, today, the British Jaborlto min- ister C. N. mritca, save some details of the progress of the international labor legislation commission which Is now nearlng the cud of i" The Urltlsh draft, whu-h only one discussed, has been with vciy little altcratlcn. opinion "of various tiadt who'came to Paris to at- p.esentatlves of the nrlt..sh s will mean very diast c. ami welcome changes In labo, conditions thioughout'the world. Mr. Uarnes. after the commission wns meiei> a way toi a lasting laboi .said that the an International full liberty in eholee of doIcB-Ufs with the of tho state concerned. The 'annual conference would con- sider proposals collected by the ex- ecutive with the object of conventions or bills -such questions as the j.totcctlon of and chlldieu. length of woiklng hours and minimum latts of To Eliminate Bitter Competition. suMi leKUlatlon.s, It hoped tlon.s to make special tariff inentH with one another where it l.s lo their Intel csta to do to. To Dispose of Pro-War Treaties. Other matters to he dealt wilh be the disposition ot pie- war treaties and conventions ut an economic; char- acter, to which enemy states wuic p.aitles incIudlnK cop.MiKMt, postal etc. Decisions upon all these points will be part of the peace ticaty, and will then hecoine liictors In the future econ- omic life of the League of Natlon.s. In addition to thebu et been fully orKanlzed. !t is supposed to be made up of live i e- preHontatlvoH from Sieat power. each representative helm; familiar with the particular duties of one of allied Up to the r-resfiit time, the Hrltlsh up- itolntcd only two membew, Loid Hobt. Cecil, minis-tar of blockade, and Kir .John Bealo. who Is .specially ijuallned to deal with food HiippHefl When thl.i council created upon the Initiative of President Wilson, It was announced that It would cease to exist with the- slgnlm? of peace. but If It is to be charged the responslblo duties of conirollliiK and allocating. supples and raw mat- erials between allies, and ox-enemy countries for leconslrue- t'.on purposes after the war, then- will be need that tho full Hrltlsh he appointed In order that the economic Interests of ITUish dominions may be L-d durlns this critical period. Calsary, Feb. uuca- tlon us lo whether and J-'ip- .should be allowed to become iibera of the United Mine Worit- of America was dl.scusscd at this morning's stHHlon of the miners' con- vention, and in this connection the viewpoint of the International w given on the subject. When one of the delegates moved that C'hlne.se be bailed trnni incinbe ship, Kd. Uabthain, of Humbli stone, rather scored the delegates for .sug- gesting Unit anj nationality .shonid be bun ml. and wanted to know wheix they intended drawlnif the line. Dave Irvine. International icpri-Hon- tntlvc. entered into a explana- tion a.s to why Chlneco and .lapani1 woie not dnnirnble IIH members ol their organization. He stated that where they found these, people In majority, they absolutely lufuHcd ti join the Unlttd Miners. Three dulegateH were elected thlr morning to attend the policy commit- tee of tho Intel national union at In- dlaniipolis. These weie the prenldunl P. Al. ChrlHtophcr, Alex. Suwnar. and Frank Whi-ntlev. U was aLso anaiiKCi that any mib-dtatiicl could at thel own expence HCIII! a repiewentative to llie total of oiaht. Oppose Orientals Entry At tho concluding ae-sslon today a reaolutlon was pasm d emphatically oppo.sed to tho Introduction of orien- tals Into tho mines, or their miry Into the country. Tlilh wa.i fatheied by Organizer, David Irvine, and arose out of a discussion of tin- question Introduced by Delegate LfesHCttl. of Colcman. H.C. this morning centred around the future of the District LcdK- ur of Fernle, H.C., and the matter of bulling the plant and moving tlie paper to Calvary will be left entire- ly In the hands of the executive com- mittee. tlreetliiKH of the convention were .sent to thu woilu-r.s In and the HilP.slan soviet. The next meet- of the convention will be hold In Calvary in 19J1. t was granted cm of BACONSITUATIONGOOD Promiso of Market for All of Canada's Exportable Surplus Ottawa. Feb. Thomas While btalcd thftt lu.i reports from oveisf.-n rcipeutlnc til'1 bacon situation The JJrltl.s'i luoil min- istry will purchase a aninunt i.f! tonnage Immodl.ili-ly and tin1 Mntl.sli miirltct will free for corniiicrL-i.il purchases and Importation ifter .March I, and for cumim.rci.kl .s.ilo aril dlhtributlon after April 1. provide a niaik--t for all exportable .surplus of Canada un- der conditions .-allHiactol tu I ro- ducer.s a-id Sir Uobci I lior- den and Ur Hob. rtson been the matter clone .itteiilon for some weeks past._______ C.P.O. Freight Manager in Europe. Montreal, Feb. circular has been Issued by M. Ho.sworth. chairman 'h" Canadian Ocean Scrvlc'H Limited, appulnllnK Andrew- H Allen, freight manager for (ire.it Itrltiln and the. (iintlnuiit. n- HevlnK H- S C umlch.iel thu of that position The ofllcch ol Hie Irelb'lit are at LUorpool Canadian Nickel Discoverer Dead Sudbiiry, Out. Fill. 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FHhu-, secret.ny of the Kd- moitlou board nf trade, who -aid lilt he .il.io n-pieiente.l lij.l llldlMdll- il fartin-rs and 117 farming in hlH di.ituct. told the hat they had authoi him to ub- e-jt to tin-' rate incMM.-c Icr. he hail mule .st.it- iiu-iH the chairman oi die board, JMr II. mv Dr.iyiDii. remarked ih.u Mr lad'.iliu-Jlt tins kcjiiote of Hi'' Mtuii- lou and that board would lie (juld'-d ill M-achl'n; a .1. ci ion iy what In: had told tin-in Extant of Raiio the Probljm. The bonril of trade. Mi. l-'IMi'-i u wculd not oppose, tin1 If it could be MIOWII till, liu.roa.sch weie abnolutely to 1. the CMS companies out of hipinl-i- tiun niobleiil ill lll.lt ca-e w.. to ihu extent of the ial.se. Hut tlu board wa i not piep.irtd to admit wlthuiit further Information, that tl cumiiunleH had mide out a case. Thu lAianI, for iiiHlance, ha-! m> formatliin as to the- bonded Indc'ited- neMH of the Dominion com- pany, which had claimed to .suf- feied .i lift in operation 111 live jears, ol did IL h.uis Inform itlon as' to the actual amount of capital InvciU'd by Ihe Hluireholders of that corponnion. Nor had it Information a.s to tin- propor- tion of the total reientu: of 711. which wa.s t-arncd iM.-it i-'f Sinl- bury, where they asliliiB S7 per cent. Increase, or west ui that jiolnt. where they awkcd per cint. iu- cica.se. If the aiciaxu incna.se .'in per cent. applied the- revenue the. live years referred to. It would mean an Inci ease In revenue of and, In tllo ileduL-llon of that net IO.SH it lelt Jll.ril7.711 cox IT tliu IteiiiH of bond Interest and divi- dends on capital Inxciitmetit. or ox er JJ.UUO.OUO per annum. Thin wouM pay HCVUII per cent, on a capital In- of The bo.inl In-Ill that it wan inciiiiceha.'ile lliat auv sum remotely th a amount in actually invented In th'i enlerpi Costs Will Probably Decline. Mr. FlHher .said that tin- reiiuetU (rune 'it the time when tlii- very pe.ik of costs had pi i bablv been l [-.idled and tlK'K- was Indlia- tlou that these -31 t. llnS for James th. found a nlckrl 01 iiodv In Sudbiiry district and the din- of Mount Nickel and Slubie Jle became very wu.lllhy and took up f.'irmlni; after his prospect- InK experience. Of lute .M-ars his lip.1 had been ulveii over lo the udvan. e- merit of i elision, t" w-hich lit- B.IVU liberally. Japan Demands Return of Arms and Equipment i lot lould then n-e for 'additional. ically cannot Mr. Marconi Men to Join C.T.U. Toronto. Feb. At a largely at- tended meeting of the Marconi wire- operator held here tonight. It decided to affiliate with the Commeiclal Telegraphers' Un on of America. 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Yay! Dd is delayed in gross motor skills, and we are still in the "waiting" period to see if we get services. For the first couple weeks after we found out she was delayed, it seemed ALL she worked on was gross motor skills and made some huge leaps, but the last week to ten days, not so much.
She does walk some, but usually short distances, often wobbly, and she still uses crawling as her primary mode of transportation, if she wants to get somewhere.
Well, yesterday she must have walked about 20 feet just fine, steady, etc. I was so surprised. After mushing her face into the soft gate and checking out what dh was doing, she turned around and came back the same distance! Woohoo!
I also saw her turn herself in a half circle while standing, without falling. Usually if she twists, she falls.
She is still far from reaching the 12-15mo gross motor skills on the chart our EI uses, but I think she is doing so much better than she had been. She's 18mo actual, 15mo adjusted.

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PMDe January Gnasher Task by JKSketchyWatch
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First task completed! I've been working on this on-and-off between Event 7 and other tasks.
So yeah, Heather's helping Gnasher out. However, she hasn't appeared to have found any accessories in Gnasher's outdated boxes that she's interested in. Besides she'd be much too afraid to take any of Gnasher's things, what if she got caught? And rescuers don't take things without asking! Oh well, karma works in funny ways… perhaps she will stumble across something in the near future.
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Shhh don't tell anyone but I've got 73 deviations from you in my inbox... let's see how much I can comment on before I go craycray
It took me a bit to realize that the whole image itself was of a Pokemon. Twas a really neat discovery!
and I really like this whole cross hatchy-ish shading you have going on here
Imma stare at it now
You don't gotta comment on all of them I mean I don't mind if you do, I just feel bad because I know I don't comment on all of my inbox messages.
Well I'm glad you like it
I don't either but I dunno
How to explain this...
I like to comment on certain people's stuff because
not only does the work deserve compliments and feed back
but because I guess I'm comfortable doing so?
Maybe cuz I consider you as a cool online peep
Gnasher's smile...hehehe
This is gorgeous, thank you. Very unique.
This is a very clever idea; I love how the picture is contained within Gnasher's silhouette and how the different scenes seem to be on different pieces of fabric that are held by stitches.
dat shading and effect.....coolness!
Gosh, poor Heather is working really hard.
The creepy Gnasher silhouette is like a constant reminder he's watching her. It's a really interesting execution.
The creepy Gnasher silhouette is like a constant reminder he's watching her. It's a really interesting execution.
Nice idea. Pretty fricken' awesome.
Thanks I plan to do most of my tasks that aren't collabs like this.
Good point, Heather, good point...
I know right What kinda Rescuer steals things?
I don't know why, but I like this. A lot.
whoa this a great idea for this task!
*le gasp* Banette! :'D
Haha, yes
I love Banette~ It's one of my favorites~ I feel so sorry for it, being thr- wait a minute..If pokemon were real, some would be searching for me. o-o If only I knew what they'd do when they find their old kid..^^U
this kicks ass
I just love the mood depicted in this c:
this is so cool.. just really cool
the shading
the composition
just YES
the shading
the composition
just YES
Ooh, this looks pretty clever~
Awesome art!
yw ^^
btw, im planning on making something... alittle thing, im going to draw my reaction to stuff in PPG style.. what do you think?
btw, im planning on making something... alittle thing, im going to draw my reaction to stuff in PPG style.. what do you think?
Sounds interesting What kinda stuff?
something like a shcking, disturbing or maybe good things ^^ like seeing starfire(teentitans) eating a blargbork... im pretty sure it was alive..


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The LES Starbucks That Wasn't
Did Spitzer's Corner save the Lower East Side from a worse fate?
Rob Shamlian's bars aren't exactly loved by savvy downtowners (Fat Baby has been described as the tenth ring of the Lower East Side's "Hell Square"), but we can all appreciate the fact that (per a BlackBook interview) Spitzer's Corner kept Ludlow and Rivington from going to a Starbucks. [BlackBook]


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How To Do Street Magic: There are a total of 14 effects on the DVD, some a little harder than others but all doable after a bit of practice. I particularly enjoyed the Voodoo Zone, also known as Card Warp, in which one card visibly turns inside out, and the flourish section was pretty neat, but not too advanced. This DVD is geared for the beginners but that's not to say there wont be something on here that you like. 6/10
Inside Magic: Inside Magic is like the grown up version of Street. Some of these tricks involve sleights but can be extremely effective if done correctly. The Biddle Trick, which I believe has been preformed by David Blaine, is worth the cost of this DVD as a standalone purchase. 7/10
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Crash 2 is all about the Ambitious Card Routine. I'ts nice to have reference material if you ever want to re-learn a sleight. I love the little street talks in-between lessons and performances and whole video flows rather nicely. 8/10
Ninja 1 & 2: Ninja 1 is my favorite DVD. 10/10 hands down winner. I'll tell you why. The Las Vegas Cheat Routine taught in this DVD is . Once you master the pass, its variations and get your patter down, people will flip when you show them the whole thing.
Weapons...Triumph is why youd hit up this DVD. This great trick uses misdirection to set up a seemingly impossible effect that i just love. The slights are also very cool, more passes, more fans, yet another Double lift section, plus an entire ACR routine? 9/10
Kard Klub: For whatever reason this DVD just dosen't do it for me. Yeah theres a ton of great material (be warned, only one trick, 2 Card Monte, is taught) and Brads teaching ability really shines through. The bonus section is jammed with special moves, additional performances and one great cut. 8/10
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The Sarah Lawrence College Film and Video Festival will take place on April 15 -16 from 7:30 – 11:30 p.m. and April 17 from 2 – 5 p.m. in the Donnelly Film Theatre, Heimbold Visual Arts Center. The festival is free and open to the public. For more information contact: email@example.com.
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The Heroes that Were Pigeons
Choosing the Right Birds for Breeding
Where to Buy / Obtain Birds From
Housing Birds - Cages/Aviaries, Perches, Watering Systems, Lighting, Heating Systems / Heating Options for Sick Birds or Babies, Air Quality / Air Conditioning, Bird-safe Plants that Clean / Remove Toxins from Your Air
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Choosing the right birds: Yesterday, I prepared the page on "Mate Aggression" -- a condition that is specific only to birds kept in capivity. The compounding factors of putting parrots into breeding programs, that are hand-raised without the benefit of having learned natural parenting behavior; compounded by the fact that after being handraised by humans were passed around from one home to another, neglected and abused, with severe emotional problems by the time they end up by a breeder. I saw photos of birds which I will never get out of my mind.
My hope is that ethical breeders will understand how difficult it is to find good homes for some high-demand parrots, such as Cockatoos and Macaws. Years ago I stopped breeding because I found it difficult to find good homes for my birds. If your heart is set on breeding, please think carefully about what birds you want to breed and educate the bird owners about their specific needs.
Mid-size birds are always easier than their large cousins -- of course, some can be pretty noisy (Conures) -- but they usually make up with beauty and character (sun conures, nandays, etc.). Amongst the least noisy conures is, of course, the greencheek, which has gained popularity as pet for many good reasons. For those who want "larger" birds -- the Grey Parrot is one of the less demanding species. Cockatoos are not for everyone; even the goffin which is known for its funny personality and the fact that it is easy maintenance compared to the larger toos.
Maybe the way to go is to breed for aviculture, rather than the pet trade. I am toying with the idea of breeding again, but I will not ever again breed for the pet trade. I love the grass parakeets, king parrots, finches and canaries. Eventually, I will build a really nice outside aviary. Many people simply like the idea of having nice outside aviaries, and birds to watch when they are in their garden.
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GUY'S Ill be fishing BLOCK ISLAND in june, doing a TAG an RELEASE program for a day, would like to know what flies to use there, an if any one would like me to try there fly an I will take pic's w/ the flies, I will be fishing from afternoon till night a good 8
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Rich... maybe I could give you some Herring Feather Brains... would you do that?
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still tyin? havent seen any of your flies latelllllly :tsk_tsk:
tyin anything interesting?
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LA's Ultimate Sushi Guide: 30 Restaurants For Every OccasionBy Lesley Balla | July 29, 2013 By Lesley Balla | July 29, 2013
Los Angeles isn't the birthplace of sushi, but we are responsible for bringing sushi bars to the U.S. (the first, Kawafuku, opened here in the 1960s). Today, you can throw a chopstick in any direction and hit a sushi bar around LA, with offerings from Zenlike omakase experiences to over-the-top untraditional rolls. Whether you're looking for happy-hour specials or the best konpachi or kaiseki, here's a primer on where to go for every budget and sushi craving.


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Ever wonder how much that old coin you got from your grandfather is worth? What about that doll you played with a child or that ring that family lore says once belonged to third cousin, twice removed of Abe Lincoln.
The McHenry County Historical Society regulary hosts an Antique Appraisal Event at the museum, 6422 Main St., Union.
You can Reserve a 10-minute slot in advance by calling the museum at 815-923-2267. You must arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your scheduled time to confirm your appointment and pay. Walk-ins also are welcome on a first-come, first-served basis – pending time and scheduling constraints.
The cost is $5 for each object with a maximum of three appraisals per individual. Thanks to the generosity of these appraisers, all proceeds benefit the nonprofit historical society.
Check out Event Calendar to see when the next Appraisal is scheduled.
Antiques will be appraised by the following professionals:
• Trudy Stefanski, Arlington Heights – China and glass.
In the business about 25 years, her interest began with antique glass and expanded into ceramics. She became a dealer, participating in shows and at antique malls.
"The more I got involved the more I was gung-ho," Stefanski said. "It might stem from my mom having a lot of things. It brought back a lot of memories. … I like researching history and mingling with the customers."
• Lynne Eltrevoog, Union – China and glass.
Eltrevoog, a collector for more than 45 years and a dealer for 23 years, has managed On The Square Antique Mall in Walworth, Wis. for 16 years and been a volunteer at MCHS for more than 20 years.
• Shaun Hertel or Cliff Heverly, Elgin – Coins. Owner Heverly has been operating Northern Illinois Coin & Stamp Inc. for more than 30 years. Hertel, himself a collector, has 10 years experience evaluating everything from foreign coins, antique coins and bullion.
• Barb Peterson, Prairie Grove – Dolls.
Peterson owns the Attic Window & Heirloom Doll Hospital in Walworth, Wis. and is a certified "doll doctor." She also is a judge on the national level for the United Federation of Doll Clubs.
"After my kids [left the house] I started getting into dolls and doll restoration," she said. "I like to fix dolls, restore them; make them look like they did. It was something new and challenging for me."
• David Krieg, Harvard – Toys
Krieg has been running auctions and appraising toys for more than 25 years. "I started with collecting toys back 26 or 27 years ago," Krieg said. "My specialty is anything with wheels. … First it was farm toys, then trucks and then advertising stuff."
• Tom or Bret Dougherty, Studio 2015, Woodstock – jewelry
Tom Dougherty began designing and making jewelry 41 years ago for family and friends. The former teacher opened his first store in 1985, an 1,800-square-foot storefront on the Woodstock Square. Studio 2015 Jewelry moved to its present 6,500-square-foot studio at 11701 Catalpa Lane in 2007.
Dougherty, his wife April and their son Bret, along with a staff of about 30, continue to innovate. Among their favorite things to do is design jewelry.
Sign up to bring your own object, or just come and watch the fun. Free admission to the museum will be extended to those bringing an object in for appraisal. Others pay regular admission – $5 for adults, $3 seniors and students; $12 for families. Members, as always, are free.


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The guy is a 5BBC member and Car-Free Central Park stud. Bravo!August 31, 2005
A Bicycle Menace?
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg needs to explain why the presence of bicyclists on our streets is a menace that justifies the diversion of police resources from combating proven threats to safety and security ("Monthly Mass Bicycle Ride Leads to 49 Arrests in Manhattan," news article, Aug. 27).
As reported in a separate article, on the same day that New York's finest were setting dragnets for peaceful cyclists, a truck killed an 86-year-old woman trying to cross 14th Street. She joined an estimated 150 to 200 New York pedestrians who will have their lives cut short by a motor vehicle this year (while none have been killed by a bicycle).
Such tragedies would surely be less common if the Bloomberg administration shifted its focus to promoting bicycling rather than suppressing it, while policing the real perils.
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The 2016 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, "Explore America," will be a grand adventure.
Acres of trails bring guests through exhibits and attractions, to discover the range of horticulture in the national landscape, including the rainbow of wildflowers, desert blooms, coastal flora, verdant meadows, fragrant pinelands, and ancient redwoods.
The Flower Show will also tell the diverse stories that forged the United States; guests will explore the cultural, historical and natural beauty that inspired this year's displays such as Independence National Historical Park, Lincoln's birthplace, Liberty Island, and other sites honoring our national heritage.
Visitors will start their adventure at the "Big Timber Lodge," an interpretation of classic park architecture of wood and stone, enhanced by sculpted animals, floral totems, and a dazzling waterfall. Spectacular imagery spanning the breadth of the park system will come to life on multiple overhead screens, as sounds of thundering bison and songbirds transport visitors into the wild.
In the "Find Your Park" pavilion at the Flower Show, visitors will meet Park Rangers from around the country in person and by webcast, explore parks and gardens throughout the U.S. Children are invited to earn their Junior Ranger badge at the Show. Activities will include Ranger talks and a new National Park Service trading card created especially for the Flower Show.
In the Design Gallery, guests will take away innovative ideas for outdoor spaces inspired by diverse American regions, home decorating concepts borrowed from historic settings, and other creative tips they can bring to their own home and garden.
Visitors will marvel at the new Railway Garden, a vast display of large scale model locomotives and rail cars rumbling through the familiar sites of a miniaturized National Park system. Separate admission required
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How to Feel Like You Have Two Noses
Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to have two noses? You can find out using this touch illusion, an illusion that exploits your sense of touch to "trick" your brain. It is also sometimes referred to as the Aristotle illusion.[1] You can perform this illusion right now on yourself, and it may forever change the way you think about your senses. It won't make you smell better, though. If you need help with that, just take a shower.
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1like this. You can use either hand, but this is the left hand, as seen from the back.]]Cross your middle finger behind your index finger. The index finger is sometimes called the pointer finger-- it's the finger right next to your thumb. The fingers should be touching near, but not at, the tips. It doesn't matter which hand you use.
2Bring your crossed fingers to the tip of your nose. Place your fingers so that the tip of your nose is in the small space or gap between the two fingertips. If you're using your right hand, the right side of the tip of your middle finger and the left side of the tip of your index finger should be touching your nose; if you're using your left hand, this will be reversed. You will probably notice a strange sensation, as though you have two noses.
3Run your crossed fingers slowly up and down the bridge of your nose. If you haven't already felt the two-noses sensation, you likely will now, as your motor brain is tricked into thinking that each finger is focused on a separate nose.[2]
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- Scientists aren't exactly sure why this, or many other illusions, occur, but illusions are a fruitful area of study for those who wish to gain insight into our senses and power of perception.
- Don't look in a mirror while doing this, as this will ruin the illusion.
- An obvious, but partial, explanation of this phenomenon is that ordinarily if you were to grasp an object between the index and middle fingers of your right hand, the object would be touching the left side of your middle finger and the right side of your index finger, but with fingers crossed, this is reversed.
- This can also be tried with an object such as a comb.[3]
- If you keep your fingers crossed like this for a while, you may notice that they feel a little "mixed up" after you uncross them. Don't worry. This sensation soon passes.
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- ↑ Developing Intelligence, Illusions of Touch: Some things to try on your valentine...
- ↑ Mind Bluff, Double-Nose Tactile Illusion
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The EPA has released the annual enforcement and compliance figures. In 2010, the EPA took enforcement actions that required polluters to pay more than $110 million in civil penalties and commit to spend $12 billion for control, cleanup, and beneficial community projects.
The results of these enforcement and compliance actions are predicted to reduce pollution by more than 1.4 billion points.
"At EPA, we are dedicated to aggressively go after pollution problems that make a difference in our communities through vigorous civil and criminal enforcement," says Cynthia Giles, assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance.
EPA's criminal enforcement program opened 346 new cases in 2010, which led to 289 defendants charged for environmental crimes, an all-time high in the last 5 years. 198 criminals were convicted, totaling $41 million in financial restitution.
"Our commitment to environmental enforcement is grounded in the knowledge that people not only desire, but expect, the protection of the water they drink, the air they breathe and the communities they call home," says Giles.
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The INFORM Study: Randomized Phase II trial of Neoadjuvant Cisplatin vs. Doxorubicin/Cyclophosphamide in Women with Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer and Germline BRCA Mutations
The main goal of this study is to determine if the pathologic complete response (pCR) rate (determined by the Miller-Payne method 1) to neoadjuvant cisplatin is at least 20% greater than the pCR to doxorubicin/ cyclophosphamide (AC) in women with newly diagnosed breast cancer and a germline BRCA mutation.
A Phase 2 Trial of Liposomal Doxorubicin and Carboplatin in Patients with ER, PR, HER2 Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC)
Primary- Determine the rate of pathologic complete response with treatment of liposomal doxorubicin and carboplatin in patients with ER, PR, HER2 negative breast cancer (TNBC).
A first-in-human phase I single-agent open-label dose-escalation study of every three-week dosing of oral ONC201 in patients with advanced solid tumors
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TRI-fraction Radiotherapy Utilized to Minimize Patient Hospital Trips : A Phase II trial
To determine the toxicity rate with shorter courses of APBI delivered with a breast brachytherapy applicator.
The IDEA Study (Individualized Decisions for Endocrine therapy Alone: A prospective, single-arm cohort study of patients receiving endocrine therapy alone (without radiotherapy) after breast conserving surgery for early-stage, post-menopausal breast cancer patients whose tumors have favorable biologic features
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Pragmatic Phase III Randomized Trial of Proton vs Photon Therapy for Patients with Non-Metastatic Breast Cancer Receiving Comprehensive Nodal Radiation: A Radiotherapy Comparative Effectiveness (RADCOMP) Consortium Trial
To assess the effectiveness of proton vs. photon therapy in reducing major cardiovascular events (MCE), defined as atherosclerotic coronary heart disease or other heart disease death, myocardial infarction, coronary revascularization, or hospitalization for major cardiovascular event (heart failure, valvular disease, arrhythmia, or unstable angina).
The Effects of Race and Ethnicity on the Risk of Venous Thromboembolism in Women 65 Years or Older with Breast Cancer
This is a retrospective cohort study to evaluate the risk of VTE in women with breast cancer 65 years and older by race and ethnicity. The linked Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) and Medicare database will be used for women 65 years and older diagnosed with breast cancer.
A Study of Neratinib Plus Capecitabine Versus Lapatinib Plus Capecitabine in Patients with Her2+ Metastatic Breast Cancer Who Have Received Two or More Prior Her2-Directed Regimens in the Metastatic Setting
The co-primary objectives of this study are:
NSABP B-51: A Randomized Phase III Clinical Trial Evaluating Post-Mastectomy Chestwall and Regional Nodal XRT and Post-Lumpectomy Regional Nodal XRT in Patients with Positive Axillary Nodes Before Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Who Convert to Pathologically Negative Axillary Nodes After Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy NATIONAL SURGICAL ADJUVANT BREAST AND BOWEL PROJECT
To evaluate whether the addition of regional nodal radiation to chestwall and/or breast radiation will significantly reduce the rate of events for invasive breast cancer recurrence-free interval (IBC-RFI) in patients who present with histologically positive axillary nodes but convert to histologically negative axillary nodes following neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
S1207: Phase III Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial Evaluating the Use of Adjuvant Endocrine Therapy +/- One Year of Everolimus in Patients with High-Risk, Hormone Receptor-Positive and HER2/neu Negative Breast Cancer
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NSABP B-55: A Randomised, Double-Blind, Parallel Group, Placebo-Controlled Multi-Centre Phase III Study to Assess the Efficacy and Safety of Olaparib Versus Placebo as Adjuvant Treatment in Patients with Germline BRCA1/2 Mutations and High Risk HER2 Negative Primary Breast Cancer Who Have Completed Definitive Local Treatment and Neoadjuvant or Adjuvant Chemotherapy
Primary Objective The primary objective is to assess the effect of adjuvant treatment with olaparib on Invasive Disease Free Survival (IDFS)
A RANDOMIZED PHASE III TRIAL COMPARING AXILLARY LYMPH NODE DISSECTION TO AXILLARY RADIATION IN BREAST CANCER PATIENTS (cT1-3 N1) WHO HAVE POSITIVE SENTINEL LYMPH NODE DISEASE AFTER NEOADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY
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An Open-Label Study to Characterize the Incidence and Severity of Diarrhea in Patients with Early-Stage HER2+ Breast Cancer Treated with Neratinib and Intensive Loperamide Prophylaxis
In a recent Phase 3 study conducted in women with early stage HER2-positive breast cancer who had previously received adjuvant treatment with trastuzumab, neratinib demonstrated a 33% improvement in disease-free survival versus placebo (hazard ratio = 0.67, which was statistically significant with a p-value of 0.0046). The rationale of this study is to collect safety data in patients with early-stage HER2-positive breast cancer who have completed a prior course of adjuvant trastuzumab in order to expand the safety profile of neratinib when given concomitantly with intensive antidiarrheal prophylaxis for 2 cycles. The results will guide how to better manage neratinib-related diarrhea in this patient population.
A Phase II Clinical Trial of Pembrolizumab as Monotherapy for Metastatic Triple -Negative Breast Cancer (mTNBC)
1.Objective (Cohorts A+C): To evaluate the Overall Response Rate (ORR) to pembrolizumab as 2L+ monotherapy in subjects with PD-L1
SOLAR-1: A phase III randomized double-blind, placebo controlled study of alpelisib in combination with fulvestrant for men and postmenopausal women with hormone receptor positive, HER2-negative advanced breast cancer which progressed on or after aromatase inhibitor treatment
Primary: To determine whether treatment with alpelisib in combination with fulvestrant prolongs PFS compared to treatment with placebo in combination with fulvestrant for each of the following cohorts i) patients with PIK3CA mutant status ii) patients with PIK3CA non- mutant status
Virtual Weight Loss Program for African-American Breast Cancer Survivors
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This is a big one.
In terms of playoff situations, this Sunday's matinee may be the most important game the Bruins have played this year. The Rangers sit three points behind Boston for the eighth playoff spot and a win would put the Bruins five points ahead with 11 games to play. A New York win would make it a one point lead and make for some very interesting situations in the final two weeks of the regular season.
Boston started the game with some pop and emotion against a Rangers team that is known to be a bit of a physical nuisance. Brandon Prust and Steve Begin got into a scuffle near mid-ice at at 2:40, which was more instigated by Prust than Begin as the Bruins had outshot New York 6-0 at that point.
Zdeno Chara went for a roughing penalty at 4:34 as perpetual instigator Sean Avery was in the area and engaged in a staring match with Vladimir Sobotka who had dropped his stick but Avery deigned to drop his gloves. Less than a minute later the Rangers' Vinny Prospal hit Mark Stuart hard into the boards behind Tuukka Rask. The Bruins did not like the hit (which sent Prospal for boarding) and a scrum ensued which ultimately sent Stuart to the box as well for roughing.
The referees whistle was busy after that. Mark Recchi (charging — 12:05), Chara (roughing — 12:43), Olli Jokinen (roughing — 12:43), Dennis Wideman (hooking — 13:54) and Artem Anisimov (hooking — 15:29), Jokinen again (hooking — 18:07) all made the march to the timeout corner. Though it all a few scoring chances were generated by each team but neither significant threats and whatever danger that occured near the crease was erased by the two solid goaltenders in Rask and Henrik Lundqvist.
Scoreless after the first period at TD Garden.
Shots through one:
Boston — 12
New York — 9
|Zdeno Chara press conference, 3/18
|03.18.10 at 9:44 pm ET
Bruins captain Zdeno Chara addressed the media following the Bruins' disappointing 3-0 loss to the Penguins at home.
|Second period summary: Bruins-Penguins
|at 7:47 pm ET
The second period started with the Bruins holding on by a thread.
Vladimir Sobotka went to the penalty box at 2:22 for a hooking penalty. Out came one of the best penalty killing tandems in the league in the form of Daniel Paille and Steve Begin along with defensemen Zdeno Chara and Dennis Seidenberg. Normally a team will role out two penalty killing units on a power play with the first unit the best killers and the second unit efficient killers who can create an odd-man break when given the opportunity.
Boston never got the second unit on the ice.
It was more like Pittsburgh never let them off the ice. The full two minutes was spent in Boston's defensive zone as the Penguins rained shots on Tuukka Rask. The young goaltender was up to it and proved to be the best penalty killer the Bruins had on the shift even as Pittsburgh dumped 10 shots on net (to the Bruins zero) in the first five minutes of the period.
Boston got its third chance on the power play at 7:37 when Sergei Gonchar took at tripping call. Once again the Bruins mustered next to nothing.
The second fight of the night broke out at 11:53 when captain Zdeno Chara went toe-to-toe with center Michael Rupp right after a face off. Chara got the best of Rupp in the captain's first official fight of the season.
Seven-seconds after Chara went to the box, fellow defenseman Mark Stuart joined him with a hooking penalty at 12:00. That left the Bruins without two of their top three defensemen for an extended period of time. Once again, Rask stepped up and killed the penalty for the Boston.
The third time was the charm though. Pittsburgh got another shot on the power play at 17:44 when Steve Begin went for "kneeing" (a trip, more or less). Pittsburgh went through the normal routine — set up camp in the Boston zone, cycle, shoot, rebound, cycle, shoot. Right after the penalty ended the puck ended up on the stick of Kris Letang at the top of the left circle. He shot and it was deflected five-hole through Rask by Alexei Ponikarovsky for the two-goal lead.
Shots through second (total):
Bruins — 5 (10)
Penguins 15 (20)
|First period summary: Bruins-Leafs
|03.09.10 at 7:40 pm ET
Without two of their best players the Bruins look . . .
Pretty good.
The forecheck looks good, the penalty kill is clicking right along and even the offense chipped in.
Boston is without Marc Savard (concussion) and Zdeno Chara (lower body injury) but so far it has controlled the pace and tempo against the Maple Leafs in Toronto. Granted, the Leafs have the second-to-last record in the league, but positive signs are encouraging nonetheless.
Mark Recchi Patrice Bergeron got the Bruins offense going right off the bat. Dennis Seidenberg hit a heavy slap shot from the point that banged off of Leafs' goaltender Jonas Gustavsson chest protector directly back in front of the net while Gustavvsson was pulled to the left of the crease leaving the net wide open for Recchi to come in and sweep the puck in for the early lead at 2:47.
Boston then gave the Leafs a great chance to get that goal back when first Blake Wheeler (hooking) then Mark Stuart (tripping) went to the penalty box to give Toronto a 50-second two-man advantage. The Bruins have the best penalty kill in the league but without Zdeno Chara for the game (lower body injury), penalties could be problematic.
Or not.
The Maple Leafs only managed one official shot with the two consecutive penalties and the Bruins recovered to dominate the on both ends of the ice throughout the period.
Boston gave the Leafs another opportunity on the power play when Milan Lucic went for hooking at 16:14 but the Bruins were able to kill it. Toronto is now 0-17 on the man-advantage against Boston this season.
Shots through the first period:
Boston — 10
Toronto — 5
UPDATE — There has been a scoring change and Patrice Bergeron will get credit for the goal as opposed to Recchi. Both players were right in front to bang on it and got to the puck at the same time. Recchi picks up an assist.
|Chara: 'We know we have to be better'
|03.02.10 at 10:45 pm ET
For 40 minutes, it looked like Zdeno Chara and the Bruins had the Canadiens right where they wanted them.
They were playing solid defense, Tuukka Rask had turned away all 18 shots and run his shutout streak to 127 minutes, 15 seconds and they even converted a chance in front of the opposing goalie on the power play for a 1-0 lead.
All the Bruins had to do was keep it up for 20 more minutes and not only would they finally win at home, they would run their winning streak to five games and put some distance between themselves and the final spot in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
But as was the case before the break, the Bruins – especially on defense – picked a bad time to start skating backwards. And as a result – four unanswered Canadiens goals in the third – the Bruins had endured their 10th straight home loss.
"We know we have to be better, especially at home, especially at this time of year going into the end of the season and pushing to play in the playoffs. We know we need to be better. We have to take advantage of being at home, for sure," Chara said.
Counting Thursday's home match against Toronto before a seven-game road trip, the Bruins have just nine home games remaining.
"Those games we have left, we have to find a way. We have to make sure we win most of them," Chara added.
|First period summary: Bruins-Canadiens
|at 7:43 pm ET
The first period of the first game back from the Olympic break for the Bruins featured solid goaltending, high energy skating and low-and-behold hard work in front of the net that paid off in a goal and a 1-0 Bruins lead after one.
With Montreal center Dominic Moore in the box for interference, Zdeno Chara let fly a shot from the high slot that caught Habs goalie Carey Price in the midsection. Price couldn't control the rebound and Sturm fell over Price and one-handed the puck into the net behind Price.
Sturm leads the Bruins with 19 goals.
Tuukka Rask started in net and stopped all 10 Montreal shots on net, including a nice glove save on Roman Hamrlik midway through.
The Bruins had only seven shots on goal and ended the period on the penalty kill. Montreal will begin the second period with a 69-second power play after a slash on Vladimir Sobotka.
|Bruins breakdown: The top pair
|02.25.10 at 2:00 pm ET
The breakdown at the break continues and this time we are moving onto the men commissioned with keeping pucks away from the crease. Since Claude Julien took over behind the bench for Boston defense has been the name of the game in The Hub. Considering the Bruins scoring woes this year the only thing that has kept them in contention has been their ability to limit opponents chances.
Boston is fourth in the league in goals against with 2.42 and one of the reasons behind this is that its captain, Zdeno Chara, happens to be the reigning Norris Trophy winner. If a high tide raises all ships then a towering defenseman buoys all blue liners. We will also take a look at his partner, Derek Morris.
Note – Slight change in schedule. Will be doing the top defensive pairing Thursday then the other two pairings on Friday.
Chara — The questions about Chara are two-fold. One, how is he so good? Two, how do you quantify how good he actually is?
The first question has an easy answer — at 6-foot 9-inches and 255 pounds he is physically dominant on the ice. He skates well, has a long stick that he employs judiciously and, for the most part, has good positioning. Watch Chara play and it is easy to see why he is one of the best. Quantifying his play with advanced statistics is a little harder.