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The Biggest Apple Stories Of 2011 [Year In Review]
Wow! 2011 has been one of the most interesting years in recent memory for Apple Inc. Of course the death of Apple's co-founder, Steve Jobs, stands out as one of the most important events of the year for Apple, but there have been a load of other stories too that have made 2011 a very memorable year for the fruit company. From one controversy to the next, to record-breaking earnings, and new products, Apple has plowed through 2011 with a steady determination to be the best technology company on the planet. Only one device underwent a redesign (the iPad), while other form factors stayed the same. Instead of focusing on making pivotal leaps forward with hardware, Apple's main focus of 2011 was to fortify their strong foundation in the software game.
Here's Cult of Mac's look back on the Apple in the year 2011.
Apple Quietly Issues a Fix for Flickering Cinema Displays on Thunderbolt Macs
If you've got a new Thunderbolt-capable Mac and you've got it hooked up a 24-inch Cinema Display, you've probably encountered a bit of flickering every now and again. I know I have, and so have a number of users on Apple's discussion forums.
Thankfully, Apple has issued to firmware update to resolve the issue, but it won't be coming via Software Update.
Cinema Display with Thunderbolt Coming Soon
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The FA have decided on the allocations for next season. Albion will again be Division 1 North.
The First team won 2 - 1 at home to Trafford in their final match of the season. First half goals from Rob Bordman and Jimmy Eyles gave them the win.
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A Key West woman remained in the Keys jail on $10,000 bond Friday after being arrested Wednesday for allegedly throwing boiling water on a child.
Nadeige Pluviose, 32, is charged with aggravated child abuse, a first-degree felony crime.
The 14-year-old girl she's accused of burning with the water was taken to Lower Keys Medical Center. She sustained second- and three-degree burns on her face, neck and shoulders, says Deputy Becky Herrin from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.
She said the incident happened about 6 a.m. Wednesday, but detectives say no one seems to know why Pluviose threw the water on the girl, and Pluviose isn't talking.
Herrin said a witness told Detective Manuel Cuervo he heard the girl screaming and saw Pluviose run from the room where the girl was sleeping, carrying a plastic cup. He said he checked the kitchen of the home on 3rd Avenue on Stock Island and found the stove hot.
The Florida Abuse Hotline accepts reports of known or suspected child abuse 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The number is (800) 962-2873.
A Key West woman remained in the Keys jail on $10,000 bond Friday after being arrested Wednesday for allegedly throwing boiling water on a child.
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OpenSUSE Struggles with Hardware Problems
Due to a breakdown in storage array, some openSUSE servers were unavailable yesterday, including download.opensuse.org.
Although problems continue, openSUSE does now have some minimalistic package sources in place that will at least enable the transfer of security updates. According to a post by Peter Poeml on the openSUSE Factory List, repairs can take some days.
The openSUSE Project has suffered continual hardware problems and download.opensuse.org, for example, still suffers from a shortage of disk space, which is the reason for the lack of backup data. The project is keen to find sponsors for a new/second storage array.
Get a better sponsor than novellFedora has Redhat, Ubuntu has Shuttleworth, Caos has Infiscale, etc etc. Novell gets the benefits of the work going on at OpenSuse, maybe they could invest in 10k worth of gear for them.. Rediculous..
openSuSE NOT enough diskspaceI don't understand -- as cheap as hard drive arrays are in the market of today - this should never be. How can a distro organization run out of disk space? There are enough contributors in the world that would happily torrent or even chip in and buy a 18 terabyte SAN server...or am I missing something here?
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1. Re: How can I select multiple files in the Import grid view in LR4?quenton8 May 5, 2012 7:23 PM (in response to ZanderMan)
I think two differeng groups of developers on two different planets designed the Library vs the Import views -- they sure are different!!
I can answer your question because I had the same question and spent weeks clicking each individually.
First ignore the checkboxes. Then use click, ctrl+click, shift+click to select the thumbnails (NOT the Checkboxes, which is why I said to forget them for now!!)
When you have selected what you want, find one of the selected photos and click its checkbox one way or the other, each click selects or deslects all the "selected" photos.
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Thank you Dennis,
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On MAC use SHIFT + click on thumbnail to selet a row of pictures ...
3. Re: How can I select multiple files in the Import grid view in LR4?Bob Somrak Mar 22, 2014 4:00 PM (in response to quenton8)
Actually the design for the import dialog is pretty ingenious in my opinion. You can do a "Deselect All" and then use "click shift-click and ctrl-click" and then click a check box as you indicate. You can then repeat this with another group of images without messing with the first selection. It makes selecting sequences of non-contiguous photos very easy. You can select 1 thru 10 and then 30 thru 40 without single clicking the second group.


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The Blues have agreed on a one-year contract extension for Patrik Berglund, a league source has told the Post-Dispatch. The 25-year-old center who was set to become a restricted free agent on July 5 will make $3.25 million in 2013-14. The contract has not been signed, according to the source, but the two sides have agreed in principle.
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February 27, 2015
Dean Lyons on 5 Years of Haas Defining Principles
When the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business introduced its new curriculum five years ago, the emphasis would be on creating innovative leaders. Haas students have a distinct profile in the marketplace: MBAs who have …
When the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business introduced its new curriculum five years ago, the emphasis would be on creating innovative leaders. Haas students have a distinct profile in the marketplace: MBAs who have tried unusual things, taken risks, and explored new frontiers.
The school published a Q & A this week with Dean Rich Lyons where he reflects on the fifth anniversary of introducing the Haas Defining Principles, an initiative that has touched all aspects of Haas: admissions, curriculum, staff hiring and reviews, alumni relations, and day-to-day operations.
Here is an excerpt from that interview that current Berkeley MBA applicants may find interesting, as it conveys how Haas strives to differentiate itself while creating 'path-bending leaders':
Q: Haas now has five years worth of graduates who grew up with the Defining Principles. How are you seeing this reflect back on the school?
A: I see it all the time. Here's an example: we hand out our "culture cards" that list the Defining Principles. When I go to see a donor or alum I always ask, "Do you know about the culture work we've been doing?"
Many, many of them say, "I've got the culture card on my desk." Or they have it in their wallet or purse. It's not just that they're aware of it—they are using it, and they have an appetite to be guided by it. They're proud of it.
Another example: I was at lunch recently with some venture capitalists who don't know the school very well, and I handed a culture card to them. They said, "This describes the kind of people we like to fund."
Questioning the status quo is the first principle on the list, and most entrepreneurs are very good at that. But these VCs also know that if you can't build a team as an entrepreneur, you won't be successful. Confidence Without Attitude—they said that's exactly what they'd like to see more need of. Students Always and Beyond Yourself fit in as well.
Check out the complete interview to learn the dean's thoughts on how the school has changed since 2010, what other MBA programs should focus on if they too are interested in cultural change, and what shifts he envisions for the campus in the years to come.
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September 3, 2014
Berkeley MBA Program Appoints Assistant Dean
Dean Rich Lyons of the UC Berkeley MBA program at the Haas School of Business has appointed Stephanie Fujii, MBA '04, as the first assistant dean of the Full-time MBA Program and Admissions, a newly created …
Dean Rich Lyons of the UC Berkeley MBA program at the Haas School of Business has appointed Stephanie Fujii, MBA '04, as the first assistant dean of the Full-time MBA Program and Admissions, a newly created position at Haas.
An alumna and nine-year veteran at Haas, Fujii served most recently as executive director of Full-time MBA Admissions. In her new role, she will oversee both the full-time MBA admissions and the full-time MBA program office.
Fujii has held a number of roles at Haas over the past decade. As executive director of admissions for the Full-time MBA program, she led her team in integrating the school's Defining Principles into the admissions process. She also helped streamline the admissions process, moving to an online evaluation system, and consolidating application rounds from four to three.
Fujii and her team have strengthened the diversity of the applicant pool, significantly increasing applications from international candidates, women, underrepresented U.S. minorities, and military candidates in particular. In fact, full-time MBA students who began classes at the Haas School of Business last week included a record 43 percent women as well as a record number of international students, the school reports.
"Our goal every year is to strengthen the diversity of the applicant pool across many dimensions, and we are thrilled to see our efforts reflected in this class," says Fujii. "We continually hear from our students and alumni that working with people who think differently, and who have experienced the world differently, was critical to their development as leaders."
Berkeley Haas has recently increased efforts to build relationships between newly admitted women, female faculty, and alumnae in leadership roles as a way to build a sense of community among students, particularly women.
Akilah Huguley, MBA '15 and the class vice president of admissions, says there have been many thoughtful conversations over the past year about gender balance and why it's important to MBA programs across the country and specifically to the Haas community. "I don't believe any of us can say we weren't surprised to see that 43 percent of this class is female. But what a pleasant surprise it is," she says. "However, I do not believe this number happened by chance."
As part of the new Full-time MBA Program and Admissions department structure, Erin Kellerhals will become the executive director of Full-time MBA admissions and Dan Sullivan will be the director of the Full-time MBA Program Office.
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November 11, 2013
Tepper Crowned Best Part-Time MBA Program
Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business takes the top spot in Bloomberg Businessweek's 2013 ranking of the best part-time MBA programs. With a close-knit cohort of just 194 students in the program, this part-time …
Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business takes the top spot in Bloomberg Businessweek's 2013 ranking of the best part-time MBA programs. With a close-knit cohort of just 194 students in the program, this part-time curriculum is the same as the full-time version but is completed in three years instead of two.
This is the first time the Tepper School lands the coveted top spot, having finished in third place in the 2011 rankings and seventh in 2009.
"Eighty-seven percent of Tepper grads reported a salary increase, the highest percentage of any school in the ranking, and the Pittsburgh-based B-school scored in the top 10 of all three ranking measures," Businessweek reveals.
Coming in a close second was UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, which is considerably larger with 800 students in the part-time program. The Haas School ranked fifth in the 2011 survey, and the school notes that surveyed graduates from the class of 2013 gave Haas an A+ for teaching quality, an A+ for caliber of classmates, and an A+ for curriculum.
Top Ten Part-Time MBA Programs
- Tepper School of Business
- UC Berkeley Haas School of Business
- Cox School of Business (Southwestern Methodist University)
- UCLA Anderson School of Management
- Love School of Business (Elon University)
- College of Business Administration (Loyola Marymount University)
- Jones Graduate School of Business (Rice University)
- Chicago Booth School of Business
- Crummer Graduate School of Business (Rollins College)
- Michigan Ross School of Business
Businessweek explains that their biennial part-time ranking, first conducted in 2007, is unique in that it separates schools into six geographic regions, and ranks each separately, since the part-time MBA format doesn't lend itself to traveling long distances multiple times a week.
The ranking is based on a poll of the graduating class of 2013, which accounts for 40% of the results; an academic quality measure, which accounts for 30%; and post-graduation outcomes, which measure whether the schools were completely responsible for helping students achieve their career goals and account for 30% of the ranking.
March 23, 2012
Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program to Close in 2013
Deans from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, and Columbia Business School announced today that the Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program will come to closure in February 2013 when the current …
Deans from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, and Columbia Business School announced today that the Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program will come to closure in February 2013 when the current class graduates.
Rich Lyons, professor of economics and finance and dean of Berkeley-Haas, and Glenn Hubbard, Russell L. Carson Professor of Finance and Economics and dean of Columbia Business School, said the joint decision was reached in recognition of each school's goals and future direction.
The Haas School plans to launch a stand-alone MBA for Executives program in 2013, in addition to its Full-time MBA and Evening & Weekend MBA programs.
Columbia Business School recently launched a Saturday-only delivery option to augment its EMBA-New York program, in addition to its EMBA-Global partnership programs with London Business School and University of Hong Kong and full-time MBA program.
Current students in the Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program will continue taking classes at both schools' campuses. As with prior graduates of the joint program, the Class of 2013 will be awarded MBA degrees from both Columbia and Berkeley and will become part of the alumni networks of both schools.
Prospective students who have been admitted to enter the Berkeley-Columbia Program in May 2012 will be offered three options: 1) enter any of Columbia Business School's EMBA programs, 2) enter the Berkeley Evening & Weekend MBA Program at the Haas School, or 3) enter the new Berkeley MBA Program for Executives when it begins in 2013.
The Berkeley-Columbia EMBA Program, which enrolled its first class in May 2002, will have graduated over 600 students when it concludes next year. It is taught equally by Berkeley-Haas and Columbia Business School faculty in classes held on both the Berkeley and Columbia campuses. The Berkeley-Columbia EMBA program spans 19 months with classes starting in May and ending in December of the following year. Commencement takes place in February.
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New Spring Courses at UC Berkeley-Haas
To further its mission of creating "pathbending" leaders, UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business has introduced new courses this spring that reflect recent attitude shifts on issues ranging from social and environmental challenges to marketing, …
To further its mission of creating "pathbending" leaders, UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business has introduced new courses this spring that reflect recent attitude shifts on issues ranging from social and environmental challenges to marketing, innovation, and more.
For full-time MBA students, professor David Vogel's two-unit course on Environmental Management and Policy will explore how corporations can both cause and improve environmental problems, and how public policy can both facilitate and constrain improvements.
A one-unit seminar on Ethics and Decision Making in Green Product Design, taught by Associate Professor Christine Rosen, will examine the social, political, legal and business issues raised by our increasing awareness of impacts on human health and the environment.
Students of both the full-time MBA and Evening & Weekend MBA programs may choose professor Jennifer Chatman's new elective on Leadership. The course will feature a series of live cases run by high-profile executives, and includes self-assessments that give students a better understanding of their strengths and challenges as developing leaders.
For students in the Evening & Weekend MBA program and the Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA program, the school will offer a semester-long immersion into the roles and responsibilities of innovation managers in Bill Pearce's Design and Marketing New Products.
Students entrepreneurs can make their big idea a reality in The Lean LaunchPad, taught by serial entrepreneur Steve Blank. A proponent of agile development and lean startups, Blank will guide students in building and launching a company in one semester.
Finally, professor David Teece will lay out a new approach to management based on his "dynamic capabilities" theory in the two-unit course, Strategic Management and Innovation: Knowledge, Intellectual Capital & Competitive Advantage.
With six new courses available to full-time MBA, Evening & Weekend MBA, and Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA students, plus five additional courses and two workshops introduced at the undergraduate level, UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business appears dedicated to providing tomorrow's leaders with the tools they will need to solve the thorniest management challenges.
September 15, 2011
SBC Scoop: Explaining a Layoff
*Please note that no client details are ever shared in SBC Scoop or otherwise without complete sign off from client. Today is the third year anniversary of the Lehman collapse, which sent a ripple of …
*Please note that no client details are ever shared in SBC Scoop or otherwise without complete sign off from client.
Today is the third year anniversary of the Lehman collapse, which sent a ripple of unemployment through the financial sector. In the past, unemployment was a red flag that required conscious mitigation. Now, business schools realize that even the best employees may have gone through a period without work over the last three years.
Christian wasn't hit personally by the financial crisis, but he was an analyst at a large social media website that ultimately couldn't compete with facebook. Due to the credit crunch, the parent corporation no longer had the patience to withstand huge losses from this website in 2009, and decided to lay off 50% of the workforce.
Other than his unemployment, Christian was a strong candidate with a 3.7 GPA from Emory and a 740 GMAT score. His work experience showed progression in the form of a promotion from Analyst to Sr. Analyst at his company in only 18 months. He had spent another two years at the social networking site before the round of layoffs.
When we started working with Christian he was still unemployed and had decided to use his time to start his own business. He was working on a niche retail website in his spare time, and volunteering with an organization called Taproot to keep his strategy skills fresh. Christian wanted to pursue his MBA to give him a basis in Marketing and Accounting that would help him operate his own company. He wanted to stay in the bay area and was only applying to Haas and Stanford.
The key aspect that helped us shape Christian's profile was that he had remained busy and optimistic. Christian saw the layoff as an opportunity to pursue a dream of entrepreneurship. This was a story that could be told easily in his applications, and we focused one essay on how he wrote a business plan for his retail site, and the networking he did to understand the overall industry and the market size for his target audience. This story showed that he was determined, hard working, and able to use his people skills to expand his network.
The volunteer work that Christian was heavily involved in gave him an opportunity to cite recent teamwork. He also showed that he was interested in giving back, even while he went through tough times himself. We used the optional essay and his recommendations to show that he was a top performer who simply ended up at an unprofitable company. In his essays about work he was able to show that he had learned a lot about business from being part of a failed company. Overall, Christian showed that he had the grit to persevere through a difficult experience "" a quality that is in high demand within MBA programs.
Despite his unemployment Christian was admitted to Haas where he made the most of the opportunity to become an expert on Marketing and Accounting for his start-up.
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David Ortiz and the Boston Red Sox, baseball's bearded wonders, capped their remarkable turnaround by beating the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-1, in Game 6 on Wednesday night to win their third World Series championship in 10 seasons.
"We've dealt with a lot. But our team came together, and we stuck by each other," Dustin Pedroia said. "What a great feeling."
Shane Victorino, symbolic of these resilient Sox, returned from a stiff back and got Boston rolling with a three-run double off the Green Monster against rookie sensation Michael Wacha.
John Lackey became the first pitcher to start and win a Series clincher for two different teams, allowing one run over 6 2/3 innings 11 years after his Game 7 victory as an Angels rookie in 2002.
With fans roaring on every pitch and cameras flashing, Koji Uehara struck out Matt Carpenter for the final out. The Japanese pitcher jumped into the arms of catcher David Ross while Red Sox players rushed from the dugout and bullpen as the Boston theme "Dirty Water" played on the public-address system.
"We have a lot of players with heart. We probably don't have the talent that we had in '07 and '04, but we have guys that are capable (of staying) focused and do the little things," said Ortiz, the Series MVP.
And the Red Sox didn't have to fly the trophy home. For the first time since Babe Ruth's team back in 1918, Boston won the title at Fenway Park. The 101-year-old ballpark, oldest in the majors, was packed with 38,447 singing, shouting fans anticipating a celebration 95 years in the making.
"Maybe they won't have to go another 95 years," said John Farrell, a champion in his first season as Boston's manager.
There wasn't the "Cowboy Up!" comeback charm of "The Idiots" from 2004, who swept St. Louis to end an 86-year title drought. There wasn't that cool efficiency of the 2007 team that swept Colorado.
This time, they were Boston Strong — playing for a city shaken by the marathon bombings in April.
"This is for you, Boston. You guys deserve it," Ortiz told the crowd. "We've been through a lot this year and this is for all of you and all those families who struggled."
After late-season slumps in 2010 and 2011, the embarrassing revelations of a chicken-and-beer clubhouse culture that contributed to the ouster of manager Terry Francona, and the daily tumult of Bobby Valentine's one-year flop, these Red Sox grew on fans.
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"As soon as we went to Fort Myers, the movie's already been written," Gomes said. "All we had to do was press play, and this is what happened."
Ortiz, the only player remaining from the 2004 champs, had himself a Ruthian World Series. He batted .688 (11 for 16) with two homers, six RBIs and eight walks — including four in the finale — for a .760 on-base percentage in 25 plate appearances.
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By the time the inning was over, RBI singles by Mike Napoli and Victorino had made it 6-0, and the Red Sox were on their way.
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Iowa Liberal (Newspaper) - May 21, 1879, Lemars, Iowa Local Shorts. Meals at all hours, at D. I I . Benuick's. Only ft few shawls loft; will be closed out at cost. N. U. EVANS & Co. Our newsy Porllandville letter failed to reach us this week. The trees in the school- house enolo- 8 ure are looking finely. Bargains iu embroideries, to close them out, at N, C. Evans < fc Co's. Navy Blue Flannel Suits made to or derfrom $ 15 00 to $ 18 00. See the line display of Silver ware at Smith's Jewelry Store this week. • Another refreshing rain fell here Monday, and the crops are looking finely. Prairie- schooners arc passing through town every day, following the course of empire. On Monday, June 0th, the Plymcuth county camp meeting iu Reynolds' grove, opens out. On Friday next and every Friday thereafter fresh fish will be on sale at Corkery's meat market. tf Gentlemen's kid and dog skin gloves, at reduced prices to close them out, at N. 0 . Evans & Co's. Next Sunday Rev. II. W. Jones, of this place, and Rev. Mr. Prenda. il, of Jlarcus, will exchange pulpits. Hev. A. E . . Arnold Y .' ill preach next Sunday evening on " The Religious Lessons of the Pocassett Tragedy." The Methodist Sunday school will hold its annual picnic iu Payne's grove, oa Friday of next week, May 30th. Mrs. O. Maitland, of Sparhtnd, Illinois, came to town yesterday on a brief visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. " VV- Durler. The Baptist social will be held at the residence of Mrs. P. Peebles to- morrow { Thursday) evening. All are cordially invited. Bargains', closing out Dress Goods, at N. C. Evans & Co's. But six weeks remain between us and the ever gloiious Fourth of July, and if LeMara is to celebrate active steps must he taken at once-. Postmaster Emery will soon havo a supply of the new government four per cents. Kow, all our people may become bloated bondholders. The Northwest Iowa Conference, of the Methodist Episcopal church which meets st Sioux City, October 3d, will he presided over by Bishop Harris. America township caucus will bs held Friday evening, May 80th. The central counuiUeo for the township are, P. F . Dalton, F . N . Myers, IL C. Curl is. Madam Hoy's new improved corsets, at N. C. Evan's & Co's. The Tiklen daily Herald, established three months since by Samuel J. ia Chi cago, has turned up its toes. The principal writers were er Senator Doolittle and his son. A diary belonging to one of LeMars' young ladies was picked up on the streets ft few days since. It is said to be full of gush concerning a certain young man whose name we suppress because of his agents. A. III.' Miller, whose husband is an inmate of the Independence insane asylum, is down with diptheria, together with all her children. Mrs. Miller lives five miles east of town. Frank Revell thought he saw a sailboat on the river Saturday evening, but, upon closer investigation the dimity was f& und to be part and parcel of a female's gear. Frank apologizes. C. G. Moiris's new house i3 going up very slowly. If good weather continues, and no more meteors fool around here, the house will be ready for occupancy by the middle of August. Trunks, satchels aud. ladies' basket*, Rt reduced prices to close thorn out, at Is : . C. Evans & Co's. Henry Hoopers threatens* to be a candidate for representative. If Henry will put this threat into execution we will do our heartiest, for him ; publish his announcement ( with comments) free ; pr'u. t his tickets and give Uim a cbrouio. Will old tallow- belly accent our kind offer ? Notwithstanding all the big talk that was indulged in last week, we haven't a single murder to chronicle to- day. The burly braggart who said, " Thompson, do you see that son of a sea- cook? Watch me; I'm going to pop him over!" hain't even shot off his mouth at his " perset u t o r s ." One of George D . Perkins'henchmen 18 circulating the story that Mr. Watldas, « f the Tribuuo, has discontinued his bindery. The statement is false. The Tribune is prepared to do all kinds of binding as cheap and as well as in the Past; aud it, deserves the patronage of Jhe public. Burns, Treat & Co. have fheir new corn nnd feed stone in running order, and » re prepared to grind any kind of feed corn far their patrons ou short notice. Farmers can depend upon getting their Erists to take home the same day it is brought. Good feed and corn will be tolled, if desired. 4t On Friday, July 4th, the Methodist Eudefolk of Seney will hold a grand picnic celebration at or near that place, and all the Methodist Sunday schools in the county will bo invited to participate. The committee of arrangements— Messrs. Stopheu Reeves, Watson Freeman aud P . J. Albright— are gentleman who will do Jots of hard work in order to make the picnic a success. l . BCE!_ SER, VIHS H I S ^ U N T R Y ' B E S T W H O S E R V E S KCI8 P A B T Y B IgS_ r jC._ I. 7. LE M A E S , IOWA, W E D N E S D A Y , MAY 2 1 , 1879. Personal. D. W. Oawcr, of the Dubuque Herald, was in town Monday. Pam E. aad Chas. H. Day Lave gone to Kansas to look over the country. Mrs. C. P. Slough, of Filmore, Mo., is in town, visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Will J . Wenili. i P. Peebles, the grocer, started for " Wisconsin Monday. Ho will bo absent a week or ten days. Hon. Win, Barrett, of Lincoln, was m town Monday. He reports crops down his way as looking finely. Mrs. Mary j), Clark, who has been Uniting iu Peoria for the past three months, returned to Lemars last week. Mr. aud Mrs. Bam Greenwald returned from Independence last Saturday. It is so exceedingly dry in that poition of the state that the people cannot tell the truth. Lem Fairehild and H. W. VanSickcl left for Cunven, Kansas, Monday morning, going by rail. Harry aad Sanford VanSiekel started for the same point with a team. Beuj. R. Powell, of Dubuque, agent for the wholesale drug house of But- rough Bros., Baltimore, is in town, the guest, of V/. H. Dent, Esq. Mr. Powell and Mr. Dent are old- time friends, having been intimate acquaintance and associates back in Illinois. C. Richard Smead, late of the Sioux City Tribune, was in town Monday. Dick is feeling happy over hi.-; release from newspaper work, aud asserts that he will never re- engage in that line. About the first of June he will start for Chicago, to take a position in the J. M. W, Junes printing establishment. - A few week's since, Prof. WernU's paper, the Yt 'arte, endeavored to explain the cause of the tramp mania that is cursing our land, and the conclusion arrived as was that parental neglect was at the bottom of the whole matter— that allowing hoys to roam the streets when they should be iu bchool was a prolific couT. e of trampicii and tramps. We con cur. wit'a the learned professor so far us he goes, but we mutt inform him that he stopped far short of where, as a journalist " nd an educator, he should. A few days since wo v. era in Prof. Welch's store, aud in looking over the stock of literary ware displayed there, we came upon a lot of that most pernicious kind — the foul, obscene trash that is sapping the very life- blood of ijiis nation— Police News, Police Gazette, Nickel Libraries, and a lot of other trash that is uaiit for the bunds of • men, much more so for the young boys who are feeding upon it. The rush on Saturday for papers of this class at Prof. Wernii'a store was immense, and we noticed boys of thirteen years and upwards poring over the contents with ill- concealed delight. Prof. Wernli, and all other dealers in this sort ot literature, are doing big work to make tramps and outlaws, though we admit, they do it thoughtlessly. We p. » n this item with much hesitancy, but k U a ilut- y that must be periornied. Wo sincerely hope we (. hall not be called n » on in tho future to say more concern ing k- Republican County (/( invention. The Republicans of Plymouth county will meet iu convention at LeMars, on Saturday, May 81, 1- 599, at one o'clock p. m., for tho purpose of selecting live deiegat. es to attend the State convention of the Republican party, to bo held at DesMciues, June 11, 1879, to nominate State officers to succeed those whose terms of cilice expire January 1, 1830. The ratio of representation iu said convention will be one delegate for each township and in addition thereto, one delegate for each fifteen votes or fraction over one- half, cast for lion. J. A. T. Hull, for Secretary of State, at the general election iu 1878. The following table shows the number of delegates each township will be entitled in said convention'. America . 16 Portlaud , 4 Elgin . 4 4 Elkkorn Perry o F r e d o n i a . . . . . 8 2 Giant . 4 Stanton . 2 llungeriord . . 5 Sioux 4 Union n 2 i Was hi act on . . . e Marion Westtield, . . . 2 Meadow .'. i — T o t a l . . . . . 60 It is suggested by the committee that the several townships hold their caucuses on Saturday, May 24, 1879, aud that each township send delegates to the County Convention. A. H. LAWKKNCB , Chahman. The Meteor. The meteor which passed over this region on Saturday, the lOlhinst., struck the ground about two miles north of Eslbervillc, making a hole fifteen feet d e e p nnd ten feet across. From the Northern Vindicator. whose editor, Frank Davey, Esq., visited the spot, wo take the following: " The parties that commenced digging for it have excavated a place 14 feut d e e p , and havo f o u n d what is supposed t o be the main b o d y of the meteor, hes i d e s a considerable number of small pieces. Last Mi n d a y afternoon they took out a p i e c e iixl'J inches and about three i n c h e s in thickness, a n d last Tues d a y t h e y succeeded in getting t h e l a r ge piece, w h i c h Weighed 4151 p o u n d s . It w a s thought by several persons that at the time the above described meteor fell, another one f e l l just across t h e river west of t o w n , and last. Wednesday the report was confirmed by the ( hiding of one of the A. A. Pir. gr& y farm at the depth of about four feet that weighed 151 p o u n d s , It is n o w almost a Cer tainty thai of all I he poiu's over which meteors were s a i d to p a 0 s that d a y , Eslhorville was the only spot within several hundred miles which w as favored with an actual visitation. It was evidently the same meteor, in its ramble through space, on its way to this spot, which was seen from dillerent poiuls, and the noise of the c_ plosion heard iu many place.-"." A Republican member of the Ohio dele gation, who is intimate at tho Whita House, remarked to your correspondent to- night that the president does not take kindly to tho suggestion that Sherman will leave the cabinet aud enter Ohio politics. It is the president's earnest desire t9 make his cabinet co- existant with the ad ministration, and he is so well pleased with his present ofllclals that ha would not willingly hear to any of them leaving, much less Sherman, who by his unprecedented financial ability has made him self a bulwark of strength to the adniin- The Republicans of Stanton township j j s tration. It is thought hero that the No. 44. Caucuses. THE DUTY OV A NEWspArr. p.. — An a t t o r n e y , i n a r e c e n t s p e e c h b e f o r e a j u ry in a l i b e l s u i t , m a d e use of t h e f o l l o w i ng l a n g u a g e as s h o w i n g t h e f u n c t i o n s of a n e w s p a p e r : ' ' T h e r e h a s g r o w n u p a sort of a n o b l i g a t i o n , r e c o g n i z e d m u t u a l l y by t h e p r e s s a n d p e o p l e , b y w h i c h t h e p e o p le e x p e c t that, t h e p r e s s , as d i s t r i b u t o r s o f u s e f u l i n t e l l i g e n c e , s h a l l i n f o rm t h e m . is w e l l w h a t i s t o b e a v o i d e d a s w h a t is to be . nought,. its w e l l what i s t o b e s u s p e c t e d u s w h a t i s t o b e c o n f i d e d in. A n e w s p a p e r is u g a r n e r e r a u d d i s t r i b u t o r of n e w s , is a p u b l i c m o n i t o r , a n d i t is i t s d u t y to a d m o n i s h t h e p e o p l e against f r a u d s a n d s h a m s , and i m p o s t u r e s a nd d i s h o n e s t i e s , R is t o b e a b e a c o n a s w e l l ns g u i d e ; a n d w h e n e v e r a p u b l i c newsp a p e r , t h r o u g h t h e d i v e r s i f i e d a p p l i a n c es f o r the c o l l e c t i o n and d i s t r i b u t i o n of in f o r m a t i o n , d i s c o v e r s a n y w h e r e i n p u b l i c j l i f e e n d in p u b l i c a v o c a t i o n s — w h e t h e r it by a l a w y e r , or a c l e r g y m a n , or a phys i c i a n — a m a n , w h o i n s t e a d of s e c u r i ng t h e p u b l i c w e l f a r e by h o n o r a b l e m e t h o ds a n d p m c U e e s , s i m p l y p r o w l s a b o u t i n t he b a c k y a r d o f h i s p r o f e s s i o n , and u s e s the m e a n s a n d i n s t r u m e n t a l i t i e s w h i c h hono r a b l e t i t l e give .- i h i m to p a n d e r to h i s o w n l u s t and a v a r i c e , or a n y o t h e r vile p.- uskm; and t h a t p a p e r f a i l s t o s e n d o ut s o m e a d m o n i t o r y v o i c e a n d s o m e signal of wr . rii'iiuT, it i s r o ' T u a n t t o e v e r y p i i u e i - pal of d u l y mid r e s p o n s i b i l i t y , a u d s h o u ld b e s t i g m a t i i e d b y t h e p u b l i c it p r o t e n ds t o s e r v e ." T. P. Auge, a printer, got full of bugjuice Friday evening, in Siou;: City, and determined to take in the sights or. Second street. He tried to enter Ida Allen's sacred precincts, but she resented such familiarity, drawing a revolver on Auge, and letting drive, the ball striking between the thumb and fast finger of the unfortunate printer's right hand, going through that member, and lodging hi the shirt near the collar bone. Auge came to LeMara Saturday morning, urn; of our town physicians dressed the \ voo".- I, an 1 Ida Allen's victim still remains with us. Auge was iu our office Monday, and informed us thai his trouble was occasioned by his being under the power of an " influence" that draws him into difficulty whether he wiil or not. He says that on New Yeai's Day he Lad a vision time ho has been under control of that baneful and life is becoming an uni t must be awful to be ood christian I t behooves the people of i'lymouth county to send good men and true to the Convention which meets on Saturday of next week ; and no matter what, preferences may be hud for the other otliees, let every man see to it that, the county delegates to the Stale convention are instructed to vole forjudge Beck's re nomination. Judge Beck has been an honorable, honest jurist, an upright man, who cannot be. approached by bribery, and in consequence of his rectitude the railroad inletc. sl. s are demanding his defeat. It is but right that the people should have a man of themselves on the supicmu bench ; Judge Beck is lhai man We have no doubt as to the feeling of the masses on this question ; but let thai feeling have emphatic expression iu the county convention. In another column of to- day's Liberal we re- pnnt ai » extended editorial, taken from the Northwestern Christian Advocate, concerning the (.' leaf Lake camp meeting and our friend Rev J. H. Loner's connection therewith. Mr. Lo/. ier baa for. lomii years been assailed by irresponsible newspaper.-.; his honesty and integrity as a man and a Christian have been called in question; blackguard slice's have made attacks upon hln family, and all because of his strong, positive efforts to do good in the communities where he ha" been located. We gladly gi-. o place to tha Northwestern's editorial, aud would like to see it published iu a number of papers that have done their utmost to rain Mr. Lo/. ier. are requested* to meet at, the Asbury school house on Saturday evening, May 24th, at S o'clock, for the purpose of choosing two delegates to attend the Republican county convention to be held in LeMars, Saturday May o l s t , BY OunuK or- COMMITTI-. K. The republican electors of Lincolu township, Plymouth county, Iowa, arc requested to meet at the south school house on Saturday, May 2- tlh, It- w'. l, at 2 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of selecting two delegates to attend the republican convention to be held at LeMars oa Sat- j urday May : ilst, 1 S7il. Br OcmcK OK CcnrnTrr. r.. The Republican electors of America towuship, Plyiiiouili county, Iowa, will meet iu caucus on Friday, May 3 uh, A. D. I. S79, at the hour of 8 o'e'oclc p. in at the olliee of C. P. Wuudard, for the purpose of : electing sixteen delegates to represent paid township in the county couveution called to meet at the Court House on Saturday, ' May ol- U, to select delegates to the Republican State Couventieu. Caucus to be called at 8 o'clock sharp. By order of Township ( Vom. P. F. DAI. TOX , Chairman. —— - a • — Letter List. Bernhein William, Falkensline Maggie, McAllister Mary Jane, '- uivan Mis Mai y, Jieschliman Mi-. s Mary. Stone W. B . , Jahu Fraid, Kalhoru F. L. iU-. l. U FOU 1- 03TAOE. Ellis C. I) , Charies City, la. Humphrey R. W.. Charhs City. In. Persons inquiring for loiters please say advertised. j. M. En i; nv P . M . president would uot give up Sherman, without a protest so earnest that the secretary would not leave in face of it. Tne case of Attorney- General Devens, is cited, who Was anxious to leave, but the president was equally anxious that ho • dituiid stay, and after some hesitation Devens yielded. The president is warmly atf- u- h; d in all his cabinet, and often expresses a desire to retain them to tho end. Ho is reported as saying that tuero i. s a, s'liiieiency of gubernaloral timber in Dnio, iinil the inference it that they need not. reach iuto the cabinet for a candidate. Jeff Davis logically enough reasons that people who, like the southern darkeys, have been " getting hell" for s.. many ysnw, should avoid a too sud den change of climate. A rumor was on the streets yesterday to the etiVct that Dr. S. B. Williams, lato of this place, bad died suddenly. A let ter from the docior denies Hit charge. Ice Notice. I am now ready to deliver ice to patrons at from 2- 5 to 40 cents per hundred, leave ^ .- Jet's at meat market it' C. G. NORMS. TO TEACHERS. Public examitiatio'i will, bo hold on the- Inst Saturday of each month at th< » , Court House. F. W. Goicv . NSEY, County Superintendent. Tki litof'o wuiting' Money. ! Strnhle Bros now ceg'V . iaie lc proved farm s • nCiii. sT, and MARrUUD. ADDINGTON — MANN.- At tho vest d e . e e of h. Nt - rth, Elkluun lown.- hir, April BJth, l o i i ) . by Ho v. T. It. Galbniilh, Mr. W. II A d d i n g i o n and Miss P. J. Maun, all of Plymouth c o u n t y. of LeMars, Iowa, caa loans for npplicats on im enrity, AT 8 n : n CENT IK- • jy h '-. v rates of oommlfl* sion. Call II ud soo I hem. Leak n e r c. Sena'or 1- 1 m e , New V-. r!.', d. elivi but, iu I ha con ration, e x p r e s H e d ti; l>> h- j i ' frii" itli pinion t! siuce which the constant " influence," erous burden fixed so. There is a truly man ia LeMars who had a vision tun years ago Jasi fall; he heard bells ring, ing; beautiful seraphic songs wero wafted to his ears ( ears are quite large, too); and that influence still remains with him, causing him to lend money a t twenty- five percent., when the law only allows ten ! These evil influences are terrible; can't something be done to remove them ? MASSACIUSICTTS is haying most uncommonly bad luck' with her new stale prison. In tho first place, and of course, it cost n good deal more than anybody expected ; then some prisoners celebrated their occupancy of the so called " strong cells" by breaking light out of them ; next the v.- oiUsliopn burned down, and the pleasant discovery was made that there were no adequate facilities for extinguishing a big lire ; llaally on Saturday the new workshops, only recently completed, were found in ( lames, and about - v - 5 , 0 0 0 worth of damage was done before the ( ire was got under control. Tnis latest fire was due to the explosion of an incendiary shell in one of the worl:. phop(=, which had been so arranged as to go oil j u s t after the prisoners went to dinner. This confirms previous indications that things are iu a very bud way in the institution, and is strengthening the demaud for a new warden. Certainly Massachusetts couldn't have much worse luck with her prison than ." he has had tho last few months. Ar, Ui. o LAW .— The following law passed by tho English Parliament in 1770, if in force at the present day would raise quite a commotion among the fair sex. It provided, " that all women, of whatever ago. rank o.- profession, whether virgins, maids or widows, who shall, after this ujt, impost: upon, seduce or betray into matrimony any of his Majesty'., subjects, by virtue of scents, cosmetics, paints, washes, artificial teeth, Spa dsh weel, iron stays, bolstered hips, or h'gh shoes, thai) incur Up' penally of law now iu ioice against witchcraft and like mi'derneanor - j. and the marriage under such circumstances, upon couveution of the ofll- nding party, bliail be null uud void." Irf sli'y In ervie ved, t 'lHP 'ei'^ l it the recent discussion ii: cuiirri-.." ou the army bill had bcnefl' e.- l the rrppbH.' iin party. The necessity and the C A I M expense of an extra i - ei . sion of eongrcs was, he contended, due to the democrats, and the country would hold that parly reiqiouaibin. He appiovedof the preahleul's vclo of the array biil and the elv. cl. ion laws bill, and thought, a political reaction in favor of Ibe republicans was surely taking place,. Uf the rc.- cll in I3J. 1 the senator felt sanguine. It, would J/ e in favor of the republican parly. Ttiaine would fall buck into the republican $ 10,000 loptiy out in one day on Irnpu. v « Ml farm-.— Wilde < to Myers will mako y ii ; r applicati- m aud pay you your money 1. > . ' v d . i s p ; i [.••!• « are ,' imied thereby aav his { mm ' i io 4 '.. ecks it) getting your money lleiiieiube, you g '- t your money in v i i i H day of Wilde ft Myers, Klolcu. in S ! otix township, between * he hours ' of v a n d iu n'ciii-. 1; last, Saturday evening, i a span of mules h'. lousing to B. Doyle, ! one between lfl and 17 hands high and the other lo, df! a rk br. wn, large, mulo i aicps with toon out. A reward of $ 50 I will be paid for the. return of said mules. E. DOYLE. H I . vinos airaiu this full — 7\'. T e l e g r a m . The New Yor wart ( i • noc: atie to ibe Ok s I on n diets that the ib. if tlx y pans the » Sun in the most, stal journal in the bind, next t ' l s l e s . ' The Sun pre- W: iulca— Urcakws and Renters. Having ju. il, purchased another larg « list of land in K. K. Woodbury county, 1 now wixb, in addition to men already scoured, to obtain a number of men who will break up thi> season HiO acres and upwards, each, and rent the same for udNiyuar. # 2.00 per aero for breaking. Shall be at Gorrectionvilla up to May 30. i - i i f W. M. Ii. CLOSE. L'stray Koticc. ' " i i k c n up by J. M. Hurt on the 19th day of May, lH7'. i, in Plymouth township, I'lymcuph county, Iowa, two estray horses, described a s follows: One roan hur- e supposed to b" 13 years old, lamo a b- li bind fool. One sorrel horse 15 or / noci-. its will be defea'ed I < J0 years old, with short tail. The owner i.,|. iui, iia! io! i bills wilu I can have them by proving property and out the- riders, whip juuriialaas the New York VAirM and the LouUvi" I - charges. J. M. HURT. Ii. YV. H. Culberuon, of Troy. Ohio, representing the Concord nurseries 1 . - • nr. n a s i re has been in this county for the past eevcral wceks^ canvassing for orders. We are ; i a d t o learn that Mr. C. has been qaiM successful. We again call the attention of our town leaders, especially ihe parents, to the closing exercises to bo held at the public schools next Friday, the last day of the term. The teachers have selected a number of well- known gentlemen to act as examining committees, whose duty it will be to compare each scholar's last examination paper with that of the first of the term, and to designate such as they shall deem worthy of special mention. A very hasty examination of some of tho papers has shown us that the scholars have made rapid progress in their studies during the past year, and It, is but right that parents and friends of the schools should avail themselves of this opportunity to witness the working of the school and tha improvements made by the scholars. LeMars now has a public school that is a credit to the town and the teachers ; it it to be hoped that she may maintain this reputation. Hon. Asa Packer, of Maueu Chunk, Pn., died on Saturday lust, leaving an estate worth seventeen million dollars. Mr. Packer was Iwiee elected to Con gress, and was the Democratic candidate for governor of Pennsylvania in \ BVJ, being defeated by the late John W. Geary. Mr. Packer's greatness consisted in his ability to make money, with which he did much good. He w. is the sole founder and builder of the Lehigh University, at Bethlehem, Pa., aa Episcopal school of learning, which cost over ons million doilais. Courier-.!,.. r mil hell ; vr tUM de jia a? defeat is e.. ilain if ilic a ;. pr'jjii i. iliou bills are not pas.- cd. A majority of farseeing people sec nothing iu story for the democrats but dufeal, y. hichrver horn of the. dilemma it chosen, the leiusai to vole mipi'dics ocly making it more certain. — —-— There was a snide niiiiaircl performance at Yiiubickd a it- all Monday evening, given by four tramps from . Sioux City. For an Lour m more tho audience ! was regaled with banjo performances, J Hlifviff's Sale. Notice is hereby given, tbut by virtuo ' if a i'. peoial Execution, to me directed, issued out o f the clerk's office, of the Circuit (.' curt of the State of Iowa, la and fur Plymouth county, upon a Judgment and decree rendered in said court, in favor of Mary March, and against John Tnppie and Elizabeth Topple, I have ievied upon the following described real estate as the property of said John Topple and Klizabeth Topple, to wit: the .-••• uib- b'.'. lf ( j) o f the south- east quarter (,]) of section twenty- eitiht( 28), township ninwy (!) 0) of range forty- six ( 46), and that on the loih day of Juno, A. D. k A. M. of said clay, a t clog- dancing, singing and recently resur- j ^ g t t " " c o n r t h o l 1 8 e . rected jokes, aud a jolly good time was j L ( . j i " r B ) Plymouth county, Iowa, I will had. The receipts nearly paid the hall j proceed to sell said property, or so Ui'ioh rent, while cur neighbor of the Sentinel ' thereof as may be necessary to satisfy didn't get anything for his printing. said execution, (' mounting to $ 257.73 , , debt, and fcl0.23 costs, together with Yesterday morning the ' company' boar..- j n , , c r , , i n g C : , S , P > ",. publio auction, to tba St. Paul depot, and ! The report thatfJ. M. Relyea had been nearly killed by Torn Mohan turns out to have been somewhat exaggerated. Relyea asserts that he was thrown from the wagon, jumped upon and stamped by Mohan, but the injuries received were of a very simple character. The old man is out and around, and in a few days will bo entirely well. On Sunday next, May 25th, Rev. G. M. Pendell, of Marcus, will preach in the M. E, church, of this city, motnihg aud evening. The pastor, Rev. II. W . Jones, will hold Quarterly Meeting services at Sibley on Saturday and Sunday next, in the place of Rav. T. M. Williams, who is absent i a the Black Sills, ed a box- car at left for other and greener pastures. . _^>~^>- —> ~——. Dr. II. P. Dunce, the uctrhomeopathic physician, has already worked no « nice practice, and the reports that reach us from those whom he hi; si srm- d t- u- e of a couij liiiiciil.' iry character. Dr. Bunco is a thorough, practical, intelligent gentle man, who is deeply interested in his work; he has bad n- veral j ears' experience in medicine and surgery, aud is bound to succeed. Our people will fiad him a gentleman in the sick room and a compaiiiiiiiabk-, sociable friend. *- - o~<* Os IIANO - — Mr. George Carter, who has purchased the George Walton grocery stock and stand, came in from Kansas Fmtnr<' ay evening, and yesterday j the transfer was formally made, Mr. cruing highest and best bidder, for cash. JAMLS HOPKINS , Sheriff. Or. AnEn & Cuims, Att'ys for Plaintiff. SheciiT' » Sale. ] Ixotice i? hereby given, that by virtue of a rl'ieoiitl Execution, to me directed, issued out of the clerk 's office, of J ne Circuit Court, of the Stale of Iowa, in and for Plymouth county, upon a judgment and decreo rendered in said court in favor of Henry March, and against Nelson Payette, lio si.- lla PayiiU', Harris & Cole Bros., James Btory, Mn.'.' gie Ferguson, L. L. Munn, and Ouorgo iJougla- s, I have levied upon tin; following described real estate as t! o properly of the .' aid Nelson Payette, to- wit: the south half of the southeast, quarter ( i) of sec; ion thirty (' 60) ia township niuety - Lhree ( 9f>), range fortyfour J- Uj, and that on the 18tb day of June, A. D. 1879, at ten o'clock A. M. ol ' s a i d d a y , at tho front door of thu court , " ,,. , i house, LoM ii- i, Plymouth county, Iowa, Carter taking posseRsum aud Mr Walton , x p , . o c , . e d to sell said property, or so stepping out. The new store will be re- I much thereof as may be necessary ta. iitted, painted and fixed up ; the stock enlarged, aud Mr. Carter proposes to deserve the pati onage of our people. Mr. C.' s family wiil arrive from Kansas 3 « U week. satisfy said execution, amounting ta $ 11 ,10 debt, and § 53.50 costs, together will-, accruing costs, at public auction, tu thu highest and best bidder, for cash. JAMBS HOI> KINS , ShoritT. CLARKE & C f J t n s , Att'ys for, PlitUiUik ;


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Medicaid Matters: Understanding Medicaid's Role in Our Health Care System
This fact sheet provides key information about the Medicaid program and its role in our health care system and state economies. The nation's public health insurance program for low-income people is counter-cyclical, expanding during the recent recession to assist millions of individuals and families affected by the loss of jobs…Fact Sheet Read More
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Massachusetts is the first state to finalize a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to test CMS's capitated financial alignment model for beneficiaries who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, with enrollment beginning on April 1, 2013. Starting in 2013, CMS will…Issue Brief Read More
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Financing long-term care for the nearly 10 million Americans who need services and support to assist them in life's daily activities continues to challenge the nation. While Medicaid is the nation's major source of financing for long-term care services, paying for over 40% of total long-term care, its role is…Fact Sheet Read More
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Just saw a video on ESPN2 of Okoro dancing in the locker room after the game, classic!! If anyone else saw it and knows how to post it, that would be great. Edit to include Cyclones.com video.
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Okoro is hillarious, great kid.
Check the "happy locker room" thread.
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Compare the first and second Industrial Revolutions in the United States.
Subject Area: Social Studies
Grade: 912
Strand: American History
Standard: Analyze the transformation of the American economy and the changing social and political conditions in response to the Industrial Revolution.
Date Adopted or Revised: 02/14
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For a concentrated nutritional supplement with the benefits of Omega-3 fatty acids, Vitamin B12 AND stabilized Vitamin C, we recommend Selcon aquarium food booster. Soak any freeze-dried or frozen food or feed Selcon to live brine shrimp to boosts the nutritional quality. Use directly in reef aquariums to benefit filter-feeding invertebrates.
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