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USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program
Other ID: J-163 (Leg IV)
Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): David Twichell
Affiliate Investigator(s): Dr. Robert S. Jones (HBF); Dr. Churchill B. Grimes (Rutgers)
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Data Type(s): Environmental Data: CTD, Imagery: Photo, Imagery: Video, Location-Elevation: Navigation, Sampling: Biology, Sampling: Geology, Seismics: Sub Bottom Profiler
Scientific Purpose/Goals: 1) Test our hypothesis that rough bottom topography in the Mid-Atlantic Bight resulted from bioerosion by the tilefish community, and 2) further develop the use of sidescan sonar and sub-bottom profiling as a tool for assessing critical habitat for fishery resources.
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Start Date: 1984-07-28
End Date: 1984-08-04
Equipment Used: Video camera - deep sea, Camera- deep sea, Grab sampler, Loran-C, Seismic reflection, Sidescan sonar, Mooring tripod, CTD, 3.5 kHz, Geomechanique streamer
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Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Optimal weather conditions allowed us to conduct a variety of submersible, sidescan sonar and sub-bottom profiling operations in the Middle Ground area between Block and Atlantis submarine canyons. Overall, we successfully completed 13 submersible dives and made numerous transects for sidescan sonar. Sidescan Sonar: 129.64 km; Sub-bottom profiling: 290.39; Sediment samples: 26; video and photos.
Staff: David Twichell
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Notes: Original Center People field contained: Dave Twichell - scientist.
Middle Grounds area, Block Canyon, Atlantis Canyon, Veatch Canyon, mid-Atlantic Bight, North America, North Atlantic;
Able, K.W., Grimes, C.B., Jones, R.S., and Twichell, D.C., 1993, Temporal and spatial variation in habitat characteristics of tilefish (Lopholatilus hamaeleonticeps) off the east coast of Florida: Bulletin of Marine Sciences, v. 53.
Able, K.W., Twichell, D.C., Grimes, C.B., and Jones, R.S., 1987, Sidescan sonar as a tool for detection of Demersal fish habitats: Fishery Bulletin, v. 85 no. 4.
Twichell, D.C., Grimes, C. B., Jones, R. S., and Able, K. W., 1984, The role of bioerosion in shaping the outer continental shelf around Hudson Canyon, offshore Eastern United States [abs.]: , Geological Society of America, Northeastern Section, 19th Annual Meeting, Abstracts with Programs. Providence, R.I., 15-17 March 1984.
Twichell, D.C., Jones, R. S., Grimes, C. B., Able, K. W., Anonymous,, 1984, Bioerosion; its importance in shaping the outer continental shelf around Hudson Canyon off the eastern United States [abs.]: , Symposia Series for Undersea Research, NOAA National Undersea Research Conference; Undersea research and technology, scientific applications and future needs, Abstracts. Groton, Conn., 22-24 May 1984.
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NewsApril 11 2012
Nine Lucky Eggs found at Presho Easter Egg Hunt
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Jake Millard (Nathan & Lindsey) was one of nine kids to find a numbered egg during the Presho Chamber's annual Easter Egg hunt Saturday at the City Park. Presho's Thirft Store & More donated filled baskets for the lucky winners.
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Issue date: Friday, January 3, 1902
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Thursday, January 2, 1902
Next edition: Saturday, January 4, 1902
Publication name: Elkhart Daily Review
Location: Elkhart, Indiana
Pages available: 18,109
Years available: 1885 - 1913Learn more about this publication
Elkhart Daily Review (Newspaper) - January 3, 1902, Elkhart, Indiana ESTABLISHED IN 1872. ELKHART, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3/1902. DD irre Saturday edition 3 cents AU other Issues î cents. L. S. & M. S TIME TABLE. On and after Nov. 31901, Laiie store at Mlcn-Southern trains to and from EUtliart Yrtll -na as follows ; Ea«t Bound. 32 VIA OLD ROAD LEAVES u g 11 li (I (1 ^ •> it «k tt j4 '1 " •> <1 2 VIA AIB lilNB LBATES 10 " 16 " " " 5 25 a m 5 00 a 13 10 55 a m 11 15 am 6 40 pm 11 20 am 1 30p m 4 40 pm 8 20 p m 11 45 p m 1 Oil am 5 am 2 20 pm No iio >io No Vo >io Jio Mo-22 No '26 No 28 No 532 to qwanu kaphis " NcSlO " " " • West Bound. .<0 37 Pacific Express Leaves 3 45 a m No 3 Fast Mall Ltd. ' 5 05 a m No 175 Elk. & Cbgo. acoom.' 6 30 a m Nc 15 Boston and Ctiicago ' 9 15 a m .Vo 2J N. Y. & Chgo. Ex. " 1 05 p m ■x......-Jo 19 Lake Shore Limited I 50 p m 7 Day Express " 3-3.t p rn ■■ WA.stort) Express 6 rs 3 tr SU^DAY 1KA !Ns Nos lu. 14. 16, 32, 26, 28. 32. 532, East Boun ^os 3. tr.. 31.! 9 23. 37, West Bound The Lake Shore via Cleveland in connoctw tth the Erie and P & L E Ks form the auic'r and most direct route to Pittsburg G. J. GKAMMER. Gen'l TrafRo Mgr. A.. J. SMITH, Gen'l Pass Agent - --------Tifi i T f^.-lT-TV * r .T" pV-f>t AppTiC. C. C. & St. L. R. R •^íTití" FOUR ItOOTE, Nov. 2, 1901. going south. going south. No No. No. STATIONS. 83 25 27 a m p m p m Uenton Harbor____ 7 00 1 00 8 iJV Niles.............. 8 IS 1 56 13 Elkhart.......... 8 41 2 35 7 IP Goshen .......... 9 03 a òti MiUorcl Jot........ 9 27 3 19 iVarsaw.......... 9 58 3 51 íío. Manchester... 10 35 4 30 «T'abash........ Î 1.=» 5 05 Marlon............ 11 58 5 52 p m 4.nderson......... 1 15 7 15 Greensburg....... 4 05 Cincinnat.l, o...... 6 00 Louisville, Ky____ 6 SO ''ndianapQiis______ 2 35 8 20 p m Terra Haute — 5 07 St. Louis, Mü..... 9 45 ftluncie, Ind....... 3 05 Dayton, O......... - coing north 1 No. No. No stations. 28 2J 22" St. LiOuis, Mo..... Terre Haute...... a m a m Indianapolis...... 11 15 6 45 tiOUisville, Ky.... 8 00 Greensburg. ..... 10 20 p m a ni Anderson......... 12 40 8 15 Marion .......... 1 56 9 22 Wabash .......... 2 35 9 52 N. Maaehester • ■ • • 3 12 0 35 Warsaw....... ... 3 50 11 08 Mlliord Jc......... 4 13 11 34 jroshen............ 4 32 II 55 a m p m tSlkhart........... 7 20 4 50 12 15 Niles............... 8 01 5 25 12 50 Beaten Harbor____ 8 50 6 20 1 43 The new Big Four train No. 5 makes connections for Terre Haute. St. Louis, Mo., Muneie •nd points east and west of Anderson J Lynct» P & T Agt, Cincinnati, Ohio A. Henry. ISlkhart Aereiit The new Big Four train No. 5 makes connections for Terre Haute. St. Louis, Mo., Muneie •nd points east and west of Anderson J Lynct» P & T Agt, Cincinnati, Ohio A. Henry. ISlkhart Aereiit Attorrisys-at-Law- lohn M. VanFleet Vernon W. VanFleetVanFleet Ä VanFleet, LAW V «RS. Indiana Xatloxie-x »anlc Bulldlne B. lU:. Jolmson. J. D. Osborne. JOHKSOii & OSBOKSTE, ATTOKNJEYS-AT-LAW. Practice in all the courts of Indiana. Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. U. S. Flag Building. 210 South Main street. References by permission: St. Joseph Valley Bank; Indiana National Bank E. Corbett.CORBETT & C. C. Raymer RAYMER. Attorneys and Counsellors-at.Law. Indiana National Bank Bnilding. Heme 'Phone, 704.OEllSTTISTS- iCimtuc^C)cntist. •--• giolA Work a Snecîaltv 40« S Main. St., Odo. P O ; ,,MÄliCOLM POUNDER, ", DENTIST... •ÎÎ Lexington *ve. owaf Df, Hatjgertsi's OfSe» HOME PHOISTE 521 mrnm and surgeons. a a BAUMGABTNEB. A .1. BATTMGABTNrBiDrs. Baumgartner & Son. Office No. 106 Division street, 3d door eastol the Central Block. Special attention given to ihrohic diseases and affections of the throat nose and ".ars. German and English spoken. n (. Northeast corner of Sec- ur, OpOHn. ond and Franklin Sts. .Bpecialty. Diseases oi the Nose, Thi oat. Bye and Bar, Edward C. Crow.D.O. l Elizabeth M. Crow, D.O,CROW & CROW, Osteopataiic Physicians. (Successors to Dr. W. L. Riggs.) . Offices, Spohn building. Hours, 9 to 12,1 to 4 Other hours by appointment. Residence 416 Jefferson St. Home phones office. 653; residence, 580 I-' IDR. W. H. -THOMAS. Office and Residence. AU calls attended In «Ity and country. Office 115 Harrlsoa street <I«^Idence 211 Marion street.MRS. J. Q. QUERARD, No. 505 Past Jacksoa Street Opposite Sage's Mill, ts prepared to repair and renovate LACB CURtAINS. and make them a-, equal to new. Prices reasonalile and tioo snaraoteed. Eyes examined Jree by ' URS. J. BUKKB Si XEIUCK -' r.^Thirner's office. Glasses jatted for anj-Satisfaction guaranteed. We carry a e^iliie of Christmas Optloal-goods.' v-l^ain of'AFTEyRIPPEVinol Will Restore . Strength and Appetite Quickly. Take It To Prevent The Grippe. The ijrippe is a disease which seems to becomt) more prevalent every year. It becomos almost a habit. Those who have had it (jnce can scarcely get through the following winter without having it again, sometimes twice. Everjone should keep their systems toned up. Fortify the human citadel so that it will be impregnable to the on-slaughis of this most distressing of all maladies. There is nothing that will keep you in condition and help better to ward o£E diseases tl ian Vinol. There are many people who last winter took Vinol simply as a preventative and have proved conclusively that by keeping themselves in good condition they escaped the grippe that attacked other members of the family who neglect ed to take the same precautions. we cjan tell those who have had thé grippe what to take to help them towards speedy recovery. It is this same VinoL Take il; when you first have the grippe. It will not go so hard with you. Tour tecovei.y will be quicker, and when you are ab":!e to be out, you will not sufier from those terrible after effects that make this disease so dangerous. Rem ember that Vinol is strengthening, flesh creating and an arrester of all wastin T diseases. "I bought a bottle of Vinol for my wife aiid two children who were suffering from the after effects of grippe. *^hey had taken several remedies without doing them E ny good. The effect of the medicine w;is so marked that I bought another bottle which made a complete cure, and restore d my wife and children to perfect health." N. B. Trowne, travelling agent I'or the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., Atlanta, Ga. Our good opinion of Vinol increases every day. Our faith in it is unbounded. To prove to you that we believe all we say we will gladly refund its cost if you do not find that it is every-thins we claim it to be. CmiLES H. LEONiBD DRUGGIST.No Place Like Home when there's a cheerful coal fire to sit by cosily. UseOld Lee Coal and you will have a clean product and a satisfactory one. We sell Wood.Wni. Brussman & Co. Both Phones. 330 Main St.....FOE- ... SPORT!NQ (jOODS.......... GrO TO....THE GUN STORE126 S. Main St. .-.FOR... Sterling Silver, Jewelry, Watches, Plated Ware, Gold Clocks, Mantel Clocks, Albums, roilefc Sets, Collar & CufE Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Books, Purs<-s, Bibles, China, Glass, Gloves, Sant [kerchiefs, Neckties, .M[ufB.t'rs, Medalions, Mirrors, Praqies and hundreds of novelties ....GO TO....NORRIS E. FELT,213 Main St. ... THE NE W---- Fi^ueral ülrector and EMBAXMER C. H. BEECHER, UöMirion St. HomoPhoneßOl D iy or Nlght Calls Promptly Attended. : FOR R13NT New Eight Room Flat Second & Sycamore Sts. DELOS N. WEAVER RÍIHD-M6NALLYS Everett-Moore Syndicate, Which Has Been Booming Telephones and Trolleys. AFFAIRS IS A COMMITTEE'S HANDS Found It Hard to Obtain Money to Meet Current Liialjilities, AI-thoush Solvent. Cleveland, O., .Tan. 3.—The financial affairs of the Everett-Moore syndicate, owniug: 01- coDtroIIiug a nuuil)er of urban and iuterurban electric railways and an extensive system of local and long-distance telephone lines in Ohio iinil Mielii.sian, passed hito tlie control of .a committee composed of seven prominent bankers of this city yesterday. This action was taken, it is stated, as the result of temporary financial embarrassment on the pait of the syndicate, which has for some time past been affected by the stringency in the money market. The committee chosen has been at w'orlt investigating the affairs of the syndicate, and expresses the firm belief that the concern is entirely solvent, and that its embarrassment will be only temporary. Properties Controlled by the Syndicate. Tlie Everett-Moore syndicate is accredited with controlling more than 1,200 miles of urban and internrban electric lines in Ohio and Michigan, with many new extensions still in course of construction. Among the telephone properties owned outright or controlled by the syndicate are the Cuyahoga Telephone company, of this city, witli upward of lO.iKK) subscribers: the United States Telephone company (long distance), the Federal Telephone company, the Stark County (O.) Telephone company, the Columbiann County (O.) Teleplione company; the People's Telephone company, of Detroit; the Wood County (O.^ Telephone company, and a number of others in wliich the Federal Telephone company is the controlling factor. street Jtailway Property Solvent. Among tlie more important electric street raih-oad properties In wJiicli the syndicate is largely interested are the Cleveland Electric Kailway compan>, the Detroit United Railway company, the Toledo Railw'ay and Light com-pauj"-, the Northera Ohio Traction company, the Cleveland. Tainesville and Eastern K;^Uway company, the Detroit and Toledo Shore Line Railroad company. and the Lake Sliore Elcctric Railroad company. All of tliese lines rre declared by the committee to be, witli scarcely an exception, in good physical condition, perfectly solvent and in no wise embarrassed. The aggregate capitalization of all tlie various, properties owned or controlled by the syndicate is said to be about iPlSO,-000,000. Expert accountants liave been employed by the committee in charge to examine and report upon tlie condition of all the constituent companies. No statement has as yet been given out. indicating the liabilities of the syndicate. BIEN IN CHARGE OF THE CONCERN Wliat Tliey Say of the Situation—Herrlck's Conservative Statement. Henry A. Everett and E. W. Moore refused to be interviewed concerning their affairs. The trustees who will have charge of the Everett-Moore affairs are: Edwin G. Tillotson, secretary and treasurer Cleveland Trust company; Harrison E. Newcomb, vice president Savings and Trust company; Myron T. Herrlck, president Society for Savings; .1. J. Sullivan, president Central National bank; Calvary Morris, president Western. Reserve Trust company; Kaufman Hayes, vice president Euclid Avenue National bank, and William G. Mather, president American Trust company. These risen, all w^ell-knowii bankers, have issued a statement in which they say that in spite of the fact that the syndicate owns several million dollars in property more than it owes in money, the tightness In the money market made it impossible for It to meet its oibligations without temporary assistance. Some of the syndicate members made an investigation and discovered in their opinion that the equities owned by the company w'ere far In excess of Its liabilities and that the situation was not at all serious, provided proper jnanagenient was adopted. So it w^as proposed to turn the business over to the committee which now has charge. The committee organized by electing H. R. Newcomb as chairman and E. C. C. Tillotson secretary. At the conclusion of the committee statement is a separate one signed by Myron T. Herrlck. which says: "Personally I have had no connection with and no knowledge of tlie operations of tlie Everett-Moore syndicate. Although I am named as one of the members of the committee for the reorganization of their affairs I have now no actual knowledge of their condition, except as informed by another committee, » * » which has spent more than a week in making an investigation. While I have taken no part in this investigation the bankers who conducted It are among our safe and conservative men, and whose report should inspire confidence. The entire affairs of the syndicate are now undergoing a thorough investigation .with the assistance of chartered accountants, and all persons concerned should, in my judgment, feel assured that the Interests of all classes of creditors will be conserved by competent business management at the hands of the committee chosen." Openingr of Blgr Utlgation. Toledo, O., Jan. 3.—The Everett-Moore syndicate, through the Maumee Valley Electric road, is the plaintiiF in three of. the biggest suits ever bi-ought in the local courts, in'which it seeks injunction to restrain execution on three cognovit Judgments. The suits are the starters of big litigation. The allegations are sensational, alleging fraud, conspiracy and double dealing on the part of the defendants. Traportant Project Involved. Cirlcago, Jan. 3.—One of the most, amibitious of all the Interurban projects la which members of the Everett-Moore syndicate have been Interested Is the Aurora, Elgin and Chicago railway, an electric line now under process of construction on plans designed to secure the swiftest form of transportation "between the three cities, and to,i>arallel thè Chicago and Northwestern railway. Trains runnihg almost a mile a ininnte over à. right-of-way devoid, of crossings and fenced in on either side for its entire length are the chief features of the new electric I'ailway. - ... When the n^Uemiiam arrives, the quiet, NOT A CASE OF BLUNDER Simply a Matter of Gallantry in a German X>ipIomat. Washln.giion, Jan. 3.—A misunderstanding which is patlicularly annoying to the oliicials who were at the White House reception Wednesday appeal's to have arisen from the fact LADY PACNCEFOTE. that Lady Pauncefotc. the Avife of the British ambassador, witli the embassy staff, held the place of honor at the Ik ,.d (1 ilu- diploma tic line as the reception began. The rule in such cases is quite clear and well establl.sliod in precedents—namely, that the ambassador present longest in continuous service at the capital shall head the line. It was through an act of gallnntry and graciousness on the part of the German ambassador himself that this rule was not applied Wednesday. Lady Pauncefote informed the German ambassador of her husband's illness and of her recognition of the fact that lie. Herr von Ilolleben, wai? for the day dean of the diplomatic body. The ambassador declined, licvwevor, to take advantage of his position, and himself assi.gned to Lady I'auncefote the place she oi'cupiod at the head of the line with the embassy staff. PNEUMATIC TOOL COMBINE It Is to Control Almost tlte Entire Output of tlie AVorld. Chicago, Jan. 3.—Announcement was made yesterday of the final details in formin.g the combination of pneumatic tool companies, which is to control almost the entire output of the world. The new corporation, organized recently under the laws of New Jersey, Is known as the Chicago Pneumatic Tool company. On Dec. 31 it tooli over the properties of the following concerns: Chlc-cago Pneumatic Tool company of Illinois, Boyer Machine company, of Detroit; Chisholm & Moore .Manufacturing company, of Cleveland; Franklin Air Compressor company, of Pennsylvania; New York Air Compre.ssor com pany, of New York, and the New Taite-Howai'd Pneumatic Tool company, of London, England. Its capital is .$10.000,000, and all its officers are Chicago men. TWO BLOWN TO ATOMSGEN. CiSTBO'S SCSLP WhatMato and His Brother Patriots of Venezuela Seem for to Yearn. BAU EIO-H AN EFFICIENT WAESHIP Loaded with Munitions of War and Armed Insurgents—Plans of the Kevolutioiiists. Fort de France, Martinique, ,Tan. 3. —The Ban Rlgh, a vessel that was loaded with arms In Europe for the Venezuela revolutionists, has been converted Into a fairly formidable war vessel. Her vital parts (engines, etc..) have been protected by thick plates of steel, for one thing. The work was done here, at the works of the General Trans-Atlantic company. In addition tlie steamer's bridge has been protected by steel plates and her stern post and rudder have been similarly shielded. The Ban Righ's armament consists of several guns capable of firing 300 shots per minute, and four ten-centimeter rapid-fire guns. The officer in charge of the Ban Righ's guns is a European. The vessel's crew is com-por:ed of En.glishmen and natives of the i.sland of Martinique. Plans of the Insurrectionists. Reinforcements for the 300 volunteers now on board the Ban High will reach the war steamer in sloops and schooners, which are to be met at various points. If the plans of the revo lutionists are carried out. The departing volunteers appeared to be vory determined men. Previous to sailing they had learned of the decree Issued by President Castro declaring the Ban Rlgh to be a pirate, and offering a reward of ,$10,000 for her capture, but they showed no sign of apprehension, and Insisted that the revolution will Explosion of a Loconiotix-e Boiler at Macon, Ga., Plays Tej-i-lble Havoc. Macon, Ga., Jan. 3.—A freight engine just ov.t of the repair shop, and fired up in the round house of the Central Railroad of Georgia, exploded yesterday morning, shaking the entire city. The report Avas heard seven miles, and bouses three miles distant felt the shock. The news instantlj' spread that many were killed, and in a. few minutes there had gathered at the gates hundreds of people, including Avives and cliikb'en of shop emiihjye.s, Aveeping and clamoring for information. The dead are: E. W. Hodges and J. M. McDonald, machinists; Uriah Cornelius, colored helper. The injured are: J. J. O'Neal and Henry Fox, machinists, AVill die: R. L. Willis, blacksmith, seA'erely scalded; F. D. Ham-brick, caiiienter, head lacerated; Will-lam Wilson, carpenter, fractured ribs; J. M. MeadoAvs, carpenter, general bruises; Peter Hammock, colored, scalp AA'ound: Wesley .Tolinson. colored, face cut: Peter Adams, colored, contused shoulder. The negro Cornelius w-as in the cab assisting the inspector, .Tohn IMcDon-ald, Avho AA'as on top of the engine. They AA^ere bloAvn to atoms. The others Avere at some distance from the engine. The cause of the accident Is not knoAvn. It Is supposed, hoAA'ever, tliat the negro had found the Avater in the boiler too Ioav and had suddenly injected a stream of cold Avater on the red-hot croAA'ii sheet. MIGHT EASILY HAVE BEEN tondon Times Tlilnlts of a Story It Prlnta About Russia. London, Jan. 3.—The Times thl.s morning publishes three alleged secret documents communicated by Dr. Ular, a prominent student of Chinese affairs, Avho recently returned to Europe from Manchuria and Mongolia, Avhich go to proA'e the existence of a bargain negotiated between the late LI Hung Chang and Russia, through the medium of the Russian Prince TJkhtomsky. Under the terms of this bargain the "Boxer" movement, Avhich it Is hinted was fomented by Russia, Avas to lie turned against the foreigners, Russia engaging to protect the doAvager empress against the westren poAvers, in return for permission to occupy Manchuria and a very free hand in Mongolia. Commenting editorially on this matter The Times says it sees nothing In the recent history of Rus-sian action in the far east inconsistent with the story contained in the documents supplied by Dr. TJlar. FOR WHAT IT IS WORTH News from Vienna That Miss Stone Has Been Released. London, Jan. 3.—A dispatch to the Central News from Vienna says a report has been received there via Sofia to the effect that Miss Ellen M. Stone, the captive American missionary, has been released. The report lacks confirmation. London, Jan. 3.-^The Sofia coiTe-spondent of The Dally Telegraph haa cabled an unconfirmed rumor to the effect that Miss Stone and lime. Tsll-ka were liberated In Turkey on Jan. 1, and that the Americans who conducted the negotiations resulting in this reported release agreed, in tlie presence of the captives, to maintain absolute silence concerning the captors. If this promise is broken, concludes the correspondent, vengeance will be Avreaked upon the Americau mission. Senator Bcvertdg^o's Sister Dead. Peoria, Ills., Jau. 3.—Mrs. Eva BroAvn, wife of B. W. BroAvn, a well-knoAvn traveling man, and sister of! United States Senator Beverldge, of Indiana, died in this city yesterday. Senator Beverldge was at the bedside when the>end came and left, for homo at noon yesterday. He."\yUI return for the fuueral, which will be held tomor- PRESIDENT CIPRIANO CASTRO, triumph. The volunteers also said that their lauding on the coast of Venezuela AA^as planned to coincide Avlth a for-AA'ard movement on the part of the Colombian troops and the landing in Venezuela of other revolutionists, Avho had concentrated at the islands of Trinidad and Curacoa. Mato Says Castro Must Go. The text of General Mato's (.the rcA'-olutionary leader) manifesto is published. It declares that ''Our native country is moanin.g; she is perishing. The pride and folly of a perjured magistrate have brought our country to the ed.ge of an abyss. * * * j^et us remoA'e this faithless magistrate, who alone is responsible for the misfortunes of Venezuela, and united In tlie bonds of sincere brotherhood let us at once re-establish interior peace in our country, harmonious relations between Venezuela and foreign powers, and let us bring about the respectful observance in our land of every man's right and the strict accoiuplisliment of every man's duties. Thus you Avil' regain your good name. Avin back your beloved country, and the great Liberal cause Avill once again become invested with its merited prestige." Ban Rig:h En Route to Fame. The Ban Rlgh has left port, her name having first been changed to La Libertador. She carries among her passengers Senor Matos. Avho is now referred to as General Matos, and several generals and other Important personages of Venezuela Avho joined General Matos here. Among these notabilities are Nicolas Rolando. Domingo Monagas, Penaloza Dúchame, Eduardo Ortege Cordova, Carlos Azugary E.geamier, Tomas Garcia,"»Mervez Marro, Chrlstianl Antolles Bartazal, An-tolne Esp.inoza and Morendl Sambrano Rendon. PROMINENT lOWAN WEDS Gets the Knot Tied and Slips Aivay Before It Is Known. Des Moines, la., Jan. 3.—Ex-Senator J. B. Romans, of Denison, one of the Democratic leaders of loAA'a, Sunday married Mrs. ChrLstlne C. Snyder, president of the State Woman's Relief Corps. NeAVS of the wedding leaked out Wednesday, and the bride and bidegroom are uoaa' in the .east. It is said that before the ceremony Mr. Romans divided his property, valued at $14.000, giving half to his children and half to his wife. His former aa'ife was bunied to death a year ago as the result of a gasoline stove explosion. Senator Romans, though a political opponent, was the friend of Governor Leslie D. Shaw, and both served as deacons of the Methodist church at Denison. Reading Matter for the President; Washingtoji, .Tan. 3.—Representative Blchardson, of T<^nnessee, yesterday personally present'd the president with a set of his comi,::..tlons of the messages and papers of the presidents of the United States. In making the presentation Richardson laughingly asked the pi-esident to read carefully the constitution and declaration of Independence. The president replied that he would. ________ Gov. ShuAV Stops at Chicaero. Chicago, Jan. 3.—Governor Leslie M. Shaw, of lOAva, arrived here early yesterday on his Avay to Wasliington, where he Avill confer Avith President Roosevelt regarding ..Is appointment to the treasury portfolio to succeed Secretary Gage. Governor Shaw spent the gi-eater part of the day with friends and relatives In Chicago and left for the east late In the afternoon. Nothlngr New Vndfir the Snn. Richmond, Ind., Jan. 3.—Dr, R. E. Haiighton, of this city, claims that he anticipated the discovery of Professor Jacques Loeb, of Chicago university-, with regard to tlie identity of eleetrlC' ity. aud nerve force twenty years ago» and tliat his paper was published In The Medical KeTlew of Chicago in 1984.: He recently completed a new paper on tj^ same subject. - supposed forgers arrested Work thought to Have Profited Them Ahout $2u,000 in the Aggregate. mllaa-aukee, Jan. 3.—Tavo men who giA^e their names a;i Harry Williams and Charles Morgan Avere arrested hero late Tuesdaj- night, and Inspector Riemer, from InA'estigations made^ Wednesday, believes they are the men' who have been flooding the country with forged checks. About a year ago a number of forged checks were cashed at Ashland, Wausau, Hurley and other places in the northern part of the st-ate. No trace of the forgers aa-as obtained. A feAV months later mining companies in Colorado were defrauded in the same way. The next complaint A\'as from Omaha. The total forgeries which haA-e been worked by the gang, it is estimated, amounted to over $20,-DOO. _ college course pavored For Young Men Who Propose to Enter on a Railway Career. Cleveland, Jan. 3.—President Chas. F. ThAving, of the Western Reserve university, recently asked a number cf prominent railroad presidents to give him their vieAvs on the advisability of a boy of IS years taking a college course prior to entering upon a rail-roiid career. President. ThAving sums up the re-idies received by saying that the majority of all the great railroad presidents believe that the advantages of a college education far outAvelgh the disadvantages for one Avho is to enter the railroad service. Most, though not all. railroad presidents declare th.at it is better for a man who proposes to enter the railroad service to take first a college course. van sant begins work ' Battle Between Minnesota and the Merger Will Soon Be On. ■Minneapolis, .Tan. 3.—Governor Van Sant and xVttorney General Douglas reached home yesterday afternoon. Both droA-e straight to the capltol and Avent to Avork. The attorney general left last night for Washington, and will Institute the state's suit Monday in the federal supreme court. His appearance ilonday will be a formality. The court Avill set a date for the hearing and Douglas avIU return to Minnesota. When he next goes to Washington he Avill be accompanied by George P. Wilson and M. 1). ilunn, his associate.s in the case. Then the great battle Avill be on in earnest. Fire Does Weston $-15,000 Damage. Weston, la., Jan. 3.—Fire which started In the general store of Petrus Peterson early yesterday did $45,000 damage and destroyed four of the principal places of business and three dwellings. The principal losers are Klopping & Williams, general store and imiJlement Jiouse and tAA-^o buildings, $20,000; Petrus Peterson, general store, $0,000; H. A. Qulnn. lumber, $8,-OOO; R. T. Williams, residence, $2,000. Anybody Know This Man ? Chicago, Jan. 3.—William Jackson, a native of Morrlstown, N. J., aa-Iio when last heard of bj- his relatives, about tAVo years ago, Avas said to have joined a theatrical company in Chicago, has fallen heir to an estate of about $10,000 by the death of a sister In Arkansas. A search for him is being made by Collins & Fletcher, attorneys, of Chicago. Had Been Insane for Years. Cincinnati, .Tan. 3.—George Hues-man, the policeman A\ho Avas publicly degr.ided and dismissed last fall for haA'ing spoken disrespectfully of President McKlnley Avhen he Avas shot, was yesterday declared insane and sent to an asylum. The testimony shOA\-ed that he had been iiisane for years. stole by the Wagon Load. DeSoto, la., Jan. 3.—BroAvn's dry goods store Avas entered by burglars Wednesday night and approximately two AA'agon loads of A'aluable plunder were carried aAvay. Manager D. J. Forbes estimates the loss at $2.000. Bolts of cloth Avere found scattered along the road. Prominent Fergus Falls Man Dead. Fergus Prills, Minn., Jan. 3.—B. F. Partridge, Avho has for years been one of the most prominent citizens here, died Wednesday night from apoplexy, aged GO years. He organized the Fergus Wagon company here fifteen years ago.___ Little Hero ajid His Sister Drown. Provldent-e, R. I., .Tan. 3.—^Joseph and Mamie Kelly, children, were droAvned in a pond at Hill's Grove yesterday while sliding. The boy perished In an effort to save his sister. Now tlie Soap Men Combine. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 3.—From advices received here it is understood that southern soap manufacturers are or-}»anizlng for a consolidation of all ;)lants south of the Ohio river. Depew and His Wife Coming Home. Nice, .Tan. 3.—Senator and Mrs. Chauncey M. DepeAV left here yester-•!ay for the United States. news~facts in outline The state of Maine is in the best financial condition In its history. It has $300,000 in surplus. W. Murray Crane has taken the oath of office as governor of Massachusetts for his third term. The Chilian government Avill issue an Internal loan of £3,000,000 in 7 per cent, bonds. Mrs. .lames A. D. Earl, known in the dramatic Avorld as Hope Booth, has filed a petition in bankruptcy. The United States Rubber company has adopted the new policy this year of announcing its price lists on Jan. 1, instead of April 1. An ice boat dashed into a crowd of people at the Ncav Year's regatta at Madison, Wis., and John A. Fiscus was perhaps fatally injured. Three persons Avere killed and two Avounded at Robbins, N. C., In a fight at a Avatch party. William Madison, of Lemont, Ills., died at the county hospital, Chicago, froJii the effects of a frost bite received three years ago. Tomas Estrada Palma, who is the president-elect of Cuba, Is receiving numerous telegraphic congratulations from compatriots. Miss Beulah Wheeler, prominent in Detroit social circles, took ai-senic for antipyrlue and is dead. London, Jan. 3.^—'By a special collection taken up last Sunday, which is said to have realized £65,000, and by promises from other quarters, the Wesleyan ilethodlsts have practically completed the collection of the Wes-lej'an Methodist Seventieth Ceotury fund of a mllliou guineas, which was started three years ago. . Many famtlies Perch on Knolls. Chattanooga, Tenn., Jan. 3.—a hundred families living in the flats and loavlandi) around Chattanooga camped on the knolls Wednesday night ns a result of high water.EMOGRATSSELECTEO To Represent District Organza-tions in the State Central Committee. ONE OP POETO EIOO'S HOMANOES In Whicb Three Men Got l«ft—County Office at Terra Haut e Coii> iSi. tested—State Itenjs. Indianapolis, Jan. 3.—Tlie result of the conventions for the election of Democratic state committt emen, held in the thirteen congresisoial districts of Indiana yesterday. Is as follows: First district, J. J. Nolan, Svansville; Second, G. H. Hendren, Bloomfleld; Third, James R. Duffln, English; Fourth" Lincoln Dixon, North Vernon; Fifth, J. G. McNutt, Terre Haute; Sixth, J. D. Megee, Rushville; Seventh, Joseph T. Fanning, Indianapolis; Eighth, J. A. M. Adair, Portland; Ninth, A. T. Livengood, Covington; Tenth, Dan W. Slmnls, Lafayette; Eleventh, J. Fred li^-ance, Huntington; Twelfth, S. B. Fleming, Fort Wayne; Thirteenth, J. C. Fletcher, Knox. The reorganization of the state- committee will take place here next Wednesday, when a spirited fight for the chair is expected. He Met a Missionary W oman. Indianapolis, Jan. 3.—James Hicks, a young man well knowi in society here, went to San Juan. Porto Rico, a foAA' weeks ago to bring he me a bride. He returned Wednesday Arithout her, and minus several hundred dollars. Hicks AA'aa In the army, and while at San .Tuan met a young missionary woman who had just reached the island from Australia, and whose great beauty at once secured for her widespread admiration. Amon;? those who stroA'e for her hand Avere an architect, the captain of a lighter and young Hicks. And Slie Waa Poetli^al. After reaching home Hicks continued his correspondence with the missionary, and finally, after proposing maiTla.ge and being accepted he sent her money to buy a welding outfit and pay her expenses to New York. A Aveek or two later he was notified that she would not come north at once. She asked him, however, to come to San Juan and meet her tiiere, "under the shade of the sheltedng palms where first Ave met and lored." Ho Went, and Three Met. He Avent to San .Tuan, tnd there he met the architect and "thi! captain of the lighter, each of whom declared he was on an errand simJkr to Hicks. Upon comparing notes it was found that the missionary had gotten money from each of them under one pretext and another, and that the total aggre-gater about $1,S00. Hick.' then called upon the woman and told her what he had learned. She confessed she had deceived them and asked forgiveness. He says the captain and he architect will sue to recover their money, but that he will not^_ GKEAT MIX-UP IN A CO UNTY JOB One Man Holds tlie Papers a nd the Other Has the Office. Terre Haute, Ind., Jan. 3.—^The contest for the office of coui ty treasurer has resulted in a complicated mix-up which the courts avIII have to straighten out. Clark, Republican, who was glA'en the certificate of election by the canA'assing board, has the tax duplicates, AA'hile Bolton, conb'stant. Is in possession of the office, guarded by armed men. The term of ; he old treasurer, Walsh, expired at midnight Tuesdaj-, but he resigjied t() the county commissioners Tuesday and they appointed Bolton to fill the vacancy for the feAV hours remaining, thus giving him possession. Wednesday Clark asked Judge Stelmson for a writ on Bolton to compel him to surrender the money and office paraiihernalla, to aa-hlch writ Bolton is to make ansAver on Saturday. Clark al eged in his petition that the action oi the county commissioners yesterday was an al-legal trick, for the reason that Walsh should haA'e resigned to the governor, and therefore no vacancy was created. Saved His I,lfe for J iistice. Crawfordsville, Ind., Jiin. 3.—A negro Avho refuses to give tis name, but who claims Cleveland as h Is home, was arrested at Greencastle after a desperate struggle. He was discovered In the act of robbing a houso and chased by angry citizens to Rock river, where he plunged into the raglnfj torrent and tried to swim across. Not to be outdone, Charles Allen pluneed into the water after him. He caught the half-drowned negro and handed him over to the police. _ Death of Mrs. Bachel C oodwin. Brookvllle, Ind., Jaa. 3.—Mrs. Rachel Goodwin, aged 74 ;, ears, widow of John Goodwin, Avho founded Asbury university (now DePauAA university) at Greencastle, died suddenly in her home In this city Wednesday. Mrs. GoodAA'in had been In ill health for some time, and her death was hastened by a stroke of apoplt'xy. Cremated Herself With Kerosene. Anderson, Ind., Jan. 3.—Mrs. Mattle House, wife of David House, living near Perkinsville, while temporarily insane, committed suicide Tuesday evening by saturating lier clothing with kerosene and applying a match. Hoosler state Short-Cnts. Lebanon—The neAvly-el ectetl Democratic central committee !>f this county has selected James i.. White for chairman and Henry L. Moore vice chairman. Lebanon ^—The annual Lincoln League banquet will be jjlven In this city early in February. Shelbyville—Henry Vac Cleave waa arrested while trying to rob Flailz & Warble's stock pens. Washington—James- Pelts, who attempted to murder his wife, has been captured at Cairo, Ills. Urbana—Mr. and Mrs. David Trick and child, while driving aerosa the railway tracks, were struck by a passing ; train and severely Injured. Richmond—The county assessor haa placed on the tax duplicate omitted property aggi-egating $750,000. k OSie>r« a Library to St. Ciitharin«*. .1 St. Catharines, Ont., Jan. 3.—Mayot Mclntyre has received an offer from) Carnegie of $20,000 for a free pu<bII<^ library building here, provided the tity will furnish a suitable site and maintain the library. ............ ' ' '' ' —™ / Smallpox In an Aim« tXouM. New York, Jan, 3.—Sniallpox broke'/ out yesterday in the Hrdson county,) N. J., jail, Jersey City, and at the' county alms house, Snake Hill. Whol^ sale TACCInation wae gofxe thcoDgb Wittt t^tdlately, ; ^ ;


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Maine Court Sets $25,000 Bail For 'North Pond Hermit'
Christopher Knight, whose 27 years of living in near-total isolation in Maine's wilderness made him an object of fascination after he was arrested for stealing food and supplies, appeared by video for a court hearing Tuesday, when a Kennebec County judge set his bail at $25,000 cash.
Knight's arrest last week put him in the spotlight, after news spread of his years of living alone in the woods. A stranger offered to pay his $5,000 bail — an offer he rejected. He also attracted a marriage proposal. Authorities had initially sought to raise his bail to $250,000 as a way, they said, to shield him from attempts to exploit him. The offer to pay his bail had come from out of state.
After his arrest, Knight told police that he had only spoken to one person since 1986, according to The Kennebec Journal. The newspaper reports that Knight's mother, who still lives in their family home in Maine, is making arrangements to see her son. He is believed to have disappeared when he was about 19.
"Authorities have said Knight may have been responsible for as many as 1,000 burglaries during his decades in seclusion," the AP reports, "breaking into cottages for food, cooking gear, sleeping bags, tents and other goods to help him survive. Knight has not formally entered a plea but authorities said he's admitted to a handful of burglaries."
During those years, locals nicknamed Knight the North Pond Hermit. But it seems that he has adapted to life in jail, The Kennebec Journal reports.
"He's smiling, pleasant," the paper quotes District Attorney Maeghan Maloney as saying. "He's a very humble man."
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Singed the papers for the big "D" yesterday! Getting off relatively cheap in a community property state and emotionally un-scarred. We got past the finger pointing and nasty stuff and decided to just be adults and do our own settlements without lawyers. Still on track to retire on time and pay off house before then.
And as a bonus, during the whole process, ran into old friend that I hadn't seen in a couple of years who last I knew was engaged to someone. Filled each other in on the details of our lives, went out once and have been stuck like glue to each other ever since!
No rebound relationship issues for those who are thinking it. . The big "D" was a long time coming so I went way past all the stereo typical post break up crap.
Happy Happy Joy Joy!. 2011 will end up not sucking near as bad as the year started out!


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I captured a Process Monitor trace of my browser requesting a page from my local Coldfusion 8 server. I am still not very experienced in using procmon to find problems. I don't understand why I can't find any "ReadFile" operations on the CFM file I called from my browser in the trace. The file must have been read at some point since the browser received the page correctly rendered.
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Notre Dame Coach Resigns After 5 Days and a Few Lies
By JOHN W. FOUNTAIN with EDWARD WONG
Published: December 15, 2001
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 14— Five days after naming George O'Leary its new head football coach, the University of Notre Dame announced today that O'Leary had resigned suddenly after admitting to falsifying parts of his academic and athletic background.
For two decades, O'Leary, 55, formerly the coach at Georgia Tech, exaggerated his accomplishments as a football player at the University of New Hampshire and falsely claimed to have earned a master's degree in education from New York University. Those misstatements followed him on biographical documents from one coaching position to another until finally reaching Notre Dame, one of the most coveted and scrutinized jobs in college football.
O'Leary's undoing and the university's humiliation took place in a matter of days, beginning with a series of telephone calls placed this week by The Union Leader in Manchester, N.H., a newspaper trying to report a feature article on O'Leary. What it discovered was that former coaches and players at the University of New Hampshire could not remember O'Leary playing there, even though biographical information in various media guides at teams he later coached claimed he had earned varsity letters there from 1966 to 1968.
When Notre Dame officials contacted O'Leary, he admitted the inaccuracies first about his playing career, then about the master's degree. Both he and university officials agreed he should resign, and in a span of 36 hours O'Leary tumbled from the high point of his career.
''Due to a selfish and thoughtless act many years ago, I have personally embarrassed Notre Dame, its alumni and fans,'' O'Leary said in a statement to the university Thursday night, which university officials released today. ''The integrity and credibility of Notre Dame is impeccable, and with that in mind, I will resign my position as head football coach effective Dec. 13, 2001.''
The resignation was the latest in a series of troubles that has plagued the legendary football program. The Fighting Irish have struggled on the field in recent seasons, and this year finished at 5-6 with no bowl bid. The university has also been embarrassed in several highly public incidents, the most prominent of which involved a former booster who gave gifts and money to several players after embezzling $1.2 million from her employer. She was sentenced to jail in 1998. In part because of that incident, Notre Dame's football program was placed on probation for the first time ever in December 1999.
The Notre Dame athletic director, Kevin White, said yesterday in a statement: ''I understand that these inaccuracies represent a very human failing; nonetheless, they constitute a breach of trust that makes it impossible for us to go forward with our relationship. I intend to restart our search for a new head football coach immediately.''
O'Leary was hired away from Georgia Tech, where he had a 52-33 record over seven seasons and guided the Yellow Jackets to five straight bowl games. His mandate at Notre Dame was to rejuvenate a fabled program that had suffered under Bob Davie, the previous coach. Davie and his staff were fired on Dec. 2, and O'Leary was named as the replacement last Sunday after a Notre Dame committee looked at a half-dozen candidates.
Officials at Notre Dame were willing to stand by O'Leary even after learning on Wednesday of the false claims about his football career. O'Leary offered his resignation, said Lou Nanni, vice president for university relations, and the university refused to take it. But then officials asked O'Leary if there were any more falsehoods, and O'Leary said he had never gotten a graduate degree, Nanni said.
At that point, the university accepted O'Leary's resignation.
Scott Stapin, a spokesman for the University of New Hampshire, said today that O'Leary did not appear on any team rosters, although some players from the late 1960's remembered that O'Leary intended to play football and ''was working out, lifting weights, the whole thing.''
In fact, O'Leary only attended New Hampshire for two years after having transferred from the University of Dubuque in Iowa.
The claim that O'Leary had earned letters for three years at New Hampshire appeared in annual media guides at Syracuse University, where O'Leary worked from 1980 to 1986, first as a defensive line coach, then as an assistant coach. On April 1, 1980, shortly after O'Leary was hired, he filled out a one-page form asking for biographical information, said Sue Edson, a spokeswoman for Syracuse. On that form appears the fictitious reference to New Hampshire.
The form and the media guides have no mention of a master's degree from New York University, Edson said. But a 1993 media guide for the San Diego Chargers, for whom O'Leary worked as an assistant coach in 1992 and 1993, said that O'Leary ''earned a master's degree in education at New York University in 1972 while coaching on the high school level.''
The Chargers did not return calls seeking comment today.
The lies about New Hampshire and the master's degree then showed up in Georgia Tech's media guides and in a news release put out by Notre Dame when it announced O'Leary's hiring.


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This is very usable right away. But I will try to modify for our own purposes so as to provide a digest in a single email of outstanding items at specific times of day (since I will see how it works within the context of a team using a spreadsheet as a task list).ReplyDelete
Also this gives me a lot of best practice to learn from wrt preferences handling.
Thank you very much Romain as usual. David Tew
incredible script, but I have onw question. If I need to send the e-mail to another address than mine, what I should change in the code? Is that possible?
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This works great for my requirement. I can make it e-mail for dates found on a single column.
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Former Vice President Al Gore is coming to Seattle Oct. 24 to help raise money for Gov. Christine Gregoire's re-election campaign.
Nobel Prize winner, former vice president and "Saturday Night Live" spoof target Al Gore is coming to Seattle on Oct. 24 to help raise money for Gov. Christine Gregoire, who already has shattered the state campaign-fundraising record she set in 2004.
Gore will give a luncheon speech at the Sheraton, according to the Gregoire campaign, with donations starting at $150.
The increasingly rancorous race between Gregoire and Republican challenger Dino Rossi could use some humor like Gore's 2006 appearance on "Saturday Night Live," in which he imagined he had been president for six years: Michael Moore was a Supreme Court Justice, we had too much gasoline and the country's budget surplus was a "perilously low" $11 trillion. ("And don't get any ideas. That money is staying in the very successful lockbox," Gore deadpanned.)
The 2008 governor's race, the most expensive in state history, now exceeds $19 million in contributions directly to the candidates ($10 million to Gregoire; $9 million to Rossi).
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|Release Date: June 14, 1995
|Running Time: 113 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
|Box Office: $17,060,381.00
|Genre: Adaptation, Comedy, Drama, Foreign, Period, Romance
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Summary:After being forced into exile, the renowned Chilean poet and diplomat Pablo Neruda is granted sanctuary by the Italian government. He arrives on the isle of Capri and hires the uneducated Mario as his personal postman. Mario slowly gains the aloof man's confidence and a touching and improbable friendship begins as the postman learns that within a man's words lies his soul.


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Why are southern Alberta communities prone to flooding?
Meteorologist/Science Writer
Monday, June 23, 2014, 1:50 PM
The rains falling across southern Alberta this week are an unwelcome reminder of the devastating floods of 2013, especially so close to the actual one-year anniversary of that tragic event. With states of emergency called and evacuation orders issued, officials were taking no chances this time around, but what is it about these regions that makes them so prone to flooding?
Although the flooding in downtown Calgary and the town of High River captured most of the media attention last year, many more communities throughout southern Alberta suffered through the ordeal and were forced to evacuate their homes. In southeastern Alberta, just as two specific examples, the cities of Lethbridge - on the Oldman River - and Medicine Hat - on the South Saskatchewan River - were inundated by flood waters, as the two videos below show all too well:
Of course, the weather plays a major role in this. Just as we saw last year, the flow of moisture into southern Alberta was streaming up the foothills of the Rocky Mountains (which is called 'orographic flow' or 'orographic lift'). Compared to a similar flow of moisture over level ground, orographic flows cool faster, and convert their moisture into rain faster and over a much shorter distance. This results in heavier rainfall amounts over the region and much larger amounts of water entering the region's river system over a short amount of time.
The shape and flow of the rivers is another major factor. Still focusing on Lethbridge and Medicine Hat, both cities have some wide floodplains bordering the rivers that flow through them. These floodplains were formed as the river course meandered back and forth, carving through the topsoil over the eons. When water levels rose and water flow rates peaked due to the kind of rains we saw in the region last year and again this week, the added erosion, as well as the overland flooding when the waters crested the river banks, would carry away large sections of the top soil between these meanders. (An image of how this happens can be seen here.)
One of the most basic principles about water flow is that, when left to its own devices, it always takes the easiest route possible. This means that adding a few days worth of heavy rain to a river that has a fairly straight path likely won't cause much trouble for people living along it unless the flow is far above normal levels (we saw this rather dramatically in Canmore last year). However, in meandering rivers, the twists and turns complicate matters. As the flow increases, it digs into the 'corners' of these meanders, wearing away at them very quickly, and if the flow increases enough, it's very easy for the water to take a path of least resistance right over the land in between the meanders, bypassing the normal river flow completely. Unfortunately, in some communities along rivers, these areas have been developed for years, and it only takes one extreme flood event to reveal how far a flood plain extends. Fortunately, modern city planning is well aware of this, and they designate high risk areas for flooding in these riverside communities.
The image below, from the Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development website, shows maps of both Lethbridge and Medicine Hat, with the flood risk regions along the rivers painted in red (floodway), rose (flood fringe) and pink (overland flow).
The flooding in 2013 quite possibly had the most media coverage of any similar event in recent history, however flood forecasts for southern Alberta were been reaching back to 1995 for comparison.
In Lethbridge, in 2013, the Oldman River peaked at a flow rate of over 2,600 cubic metres per second (or m3/s). For some scale, in just one minute, that amount of water could fill over 150 million 1-litre bottles. However, in early June 1995, the river peaked at a much higher rate - over 4,600 m3/s. According to researchers at the University of Lethbridge, that was the highest flood levels reported since 1908.
For Medicine Hat, 2013 was slightly worse than what they saw in 1995 (flow of over 5,400 m3/s in 2013 vs 5,100 m3/s in 1995), since the city straddles the South Saskatchewan River, which draws its flow at that point from both the Oldman River and the Bow River. Thus, comparison to either year is just as bad.
As of today, the City of Lethbridge is reporting on Twitter that water levels on the Oldman River continue to rise, and are expected to peak by Friday. All bridges across the river remain open, but all access to the river valley is closed. The City of Medicine Hat is reporting projected flow rates a bit more in line with 2013 than 1995, thankfully, and are keeping local residents updated via their Twitter feed.
(H/T to BrainT on Twitter for suggesting I discuss the unique weather factor for southern AB as well)


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Update on EdithEdith belongs to the "Las Leonas de San Jeronimo" communal bank, located in San Jeronimo district in Cusco department.
The borrower is still alternating her daily activities with the purchase and sale of alcoholic beverages. She distributes piscos (traditional Peruvian grape brandy) to her customers who ask her for it, such as minimarts, stores, and other places.
The borrower is a determined person, who is very eager to keep working for her family. She wishes to see her business grow in the future.
She will invest the loan in the purchase of pisco at wholesale, in order to have more merchandise to offer her customers.
The borrower is happy about the loan she has been granted, and grateful to the Kiva investors.
La socia continua alternando sus actividades diarias con la compra y venta de bebidas alcoholicas; la socia distribuye piscos a sus clientes que le solicitan como markets,tiendas ,entre otros,la socia es una persona empeñosa con muchas ganas de seguir trabajando por su familia,la socia desea que su negocio cresca en el futuro.
La socia invertira el prestamo en la compra de pisco al por mayor para de esta manera tener mas mercaderia que ofrecer a sus clientes.
La socia está contenta con el crédito otorgado y agradece a los inversionistas de kiva.
Previous Loan DetailsEdith belongs to the communal bank "Las Leonas de San Jeronimo" [St. Jerome's Lionesses] located in the district of San Jeronimo in the province and department of Cusco. Edith, 35, is single and has one son. She alternates her daily chores with the purchase and sale of alcoholic drinks. She distr... More from Edith's previous loan »
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Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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Okahoma State Football: How the Cowboys turned over their upset chances
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Oklahoma State knew it could venture into the Wildcat Den and beat the second-ranked team in all the land.
Under one condition.
"We can't give 'em free points," Cowboy captain Quinn Sharp said of the top priority against Kansas State.
Can't turn the ball over.
Can't surrender momentum.
Unfortunately for the Cowboys, they did just that time and again. And again. And again. And again.
K-State 44, OSU 30.
On a night when the Cowboys had a chance to get back within one score in the final minutes of the game, it was fitting that their final drive ended in an interception. Turnovers were the story of this game with the Cowboys committing five big ones and the Wildcats committing none.
"They're a great team," Sharp said of the Wildcats. "But you can't turn the ball over five times and expect to beat the No. 2 ranked team in the country."
No doubt about that.
And yet, the Cowboys still had a chance to make things interesting even playing with their third-string quarterback.
More on that in a minute.
The Cowboys had a perfect start to this game. The defense forced Collin Klein and the Wildcats to punt on their first possession, then the offense scored on a quick six-play, 80-yard drive that was capped with a big 54-yard touchdown pass from Wes Lunt to Austin Hays.
The momentum swung quickly to the Cowboys. Suddenly, the idea of a team with a true freshman quarterback going on the road and knocking off the second-ranked team in the country seemed possible.
Even after K-State took a 10-7 lead early in the second quarter, OSU had no reason to panic. The offense was moving the ball, and the defense was hanging in there against Optimus Klein.
Then, Joe Randle fumbled.
Worse, he did so deep in OSU territory.
Just like that, momentum had swung to the Wildcats, and they capitalized. Six plays later, John Hubert bowled into the end zone.
The Cowboys tried their darnedest to match the Wildcats' punches.
After Hubert's run, there was a Sharp field goal.
After a 100-yard kickoff return by Tyler Lockett, there was an 80-yard kickoff return by Cowboy reserve Desmond Roland.
"We try to make positives out of them," Cowboy defensive coordinator Bill Young said. "If the other team does something, then we need to match it, and we challenge our players in that respect."
But after a Lunt interception led to a Wildcat pick-six late in the first half, there was no Cowboy counterpunch. Instead, there was another Lunt interception.
The start of the second half brought another Lunt interception, though he might not have been thinking straight. He took a shot two plays before the interception that caused an apparent concussion. After the interception, Lunt didn't return.
With back-up J.W. Walsh still sidelined with a knee injury, Clint Chelf, the Cowboys' third-string quarterback, took over.
Truth be told, he did a heck of a job, throwing for 233 yards and one touchdown.
And with Klein sidelined with his own injury — apparently, his wrist — the Cowboy defense held the Wildcats to only a pair of field goals in the fourth quarter.
Add all that together, and when Chelf and the Cowboys got the ball back with a little over four minutes left in the game, they were down only 14 points and actually had a chance to get OSU within a touchdown. Considering all the turnovers and all the upheaval, it was a credit to the Cowboys.
Cowboy coach Mike Gundy called that a bright spot.
The Cowboys drove deep into Wildcat territory, all the way to the 8-yard line, but that's where Chelf was intercepted.
Turnover No. 5 for OSU.
"They're a great team, and they made a lot of plays," Chelf said, "but it came down to a couple of possessions that we turned the ball over. You're not going to win like that.
"We definitely had to play better than we did."
Sharp said, "They're a very methodical team. That's what they're known for."
The Wildcats don't beat themselves.
On this night, the Cowboys did.
"We just kind of fumbled on ourselves," Sharp said.
They did it too many times to beat many teams, but they definitely did it too many times to go on the road and beat a great team like K-State.


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On the road into the glades…we spent so long here that I have too many photos! Where to start???
Oh right, the campsite…
We heard from the Park Ranger that even if there were campsites available at the Flamingo site, we should avoid it saying, "the mosquitos will take your breath away." 'nuff said. We stayed at Long Pine.
And here we are…please note, watch your step….yes, that is a rattle snake in our yard.
That said, we loved it. It was dry and very few mosquitoes, they only came out at dusk and very few. We walked the paths through the park, enjoying the flora and great sunsets.
The park has many birds, fish and alligators.
Epiphites hang in the trees everywhere.
There was a great fruit and vegetable stand on the way into the park that was right in the middle of great farm land, called "Robert is Here." I loved the papaya's and boiled peanuts!
Watering the fields was impressive.
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I created a file called oracle in /etc/rc.d/init.d. I ran chkconfig oracle reset. I then ran service oracle start. The database wouldn't start. oracle calls the script dbstart which needs ORACLE_HOME defined. If I add a export ORACLE_HOME=/path/to/oracle to dbstart everything works. If I remove the export then the database won't start. I was under the assumption that when I set ORACLE_HOME in oracle it would be able to be used by dbstart. This does not appear to be true. Is this a selinux problem, or did I misunderstand something? To get the database to start I added the export ORACLE_HOME to /etc/profile. Also when I do a init 6 or init 0 the oracle service doesn't shutdown i.e. no shutting down oracle ................
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NEW YORK — Tory Burch and Ted Baker are set to join Kitsons and other fashion-forward retailers on Los Angeles' Robertson Boulevard this year.
These are the designers' first boutiques outside of New York. Both also sell in luxury department stores.
For Tory Burch, the boutique marks the beginning of a planned national expansion. The designer has closed on a 2,000-square-foot space at 142 South Robertson Blvd., which is to open by fall.
"Both Tory and [husband] Chris [Burch] are committed to growing in a very controlled and responsible way," said Laura Pomerantz, principal at PBS Real Estate Advisory LLC — the exclusive agent for Tory Burch and Ted Baker. "They are very cognizant that their retail should enhance the brand."
Pomerantz expects to close on three or four more sites for Tory Burch in the next year, and is looking at Miami, Chicago and San Francisco as well as a second location in Southern California. She is also scouting as many as three more sites for Ted Baker, which plans to open its 3,000-square-foot boutique at 131 North Robertson Blvd. in the fall.
The London-based designer, which is growing its women's wear line, recently opened a store in the Forum Shops in Las Vegas and is expanding its New York boutique.
"Robertson Boulevard is home to very forward-directional people," said Pomerantz. "This is the perfect place for both of these designers."
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Bail for Mark J. Irwin, 53, was set at $2 million by King County District Court Judge Arthur Chapman. The deadline to file charges is Wednesday.
According to the document of probable cause, which lays out the case against him, Irwin had been living with his 72-year-old aunt, Barbara Irwin, for the past six months.
After being unable to reach her on Sunday night, a family member went to Barbara Irwin's home in the Twelve Central Square Apartments in downtown Bellevue, used a ladder to climb onto a balcony, found her body and called 911, said Bellevue police spokeswoman Carla Iafrate.
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Court documents say the back of her head was "caved in" and she was lying face down on her bed, covered with a sheet. Financial documents and bank cards were piled around the apartment, and jewelry was scattered on a bathroom sink, police said in court documents.
A roll of paper towels, a sponge and cleaner were also on the bed, police said.
Relatives told police that Mark Irwin had been living with his aunt for the past six months and had a history of drug abuse and stealing from the family, court papers say.
One relative told police she spoke to Irwin on Sunday after calling Barbara Irwin's cellphone. She said lrwin's speech was slurred and he sounded like he was "doing drugs again," court documents say.
Irwin was arrested Monday morning after he and another man were spotted in the victim's car not far from the apartment, police said. The other man told police that he and Irwin had been smoking crack, court documents say.
Bellevue police said in court documents that Irwin had blood on his shirt and scratches on his arm when he was taken into custody.
He reportedly told police that he took his aunt's car on Saturday, drove to Seattle, smoked crack with some people he didn't know and was robbed, court documents say.
He claimed he returned to his aunt's apartment building but didn't have a key so he slept on a couch in the lobby, court documents say.
According to police, Irwin asked if there was something wrong with his aunt and said she would "kick him out if he relapses."
Court records show Irwin has a criminal history that includes convictions for robbery, theft and taking motor vehicles and was on active supervision with the state Department of Corrections for a 2011 car theft.
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I want to create path leCreatePath() to connect between terminals of instances in the layout, i used inst_id~>instTerm~>termPosition to get the drain, source, gate and bulk coordinates to draw a path from these coordinates but the output i get is (nil nil nil nil). Is there a better way to draw a path without using coordinates(using the database ids' of the terminals) ?One more question, How can i get the db_id of terminals that are tied together in the schematic ?ThanksTaher
In reply to TaherKotb:
If this is so urgent that you need to chase it within a day, you really should be using customer support. This forum is manned by volunteers (including those folks such as me who work for Cadence) - who try to fit this in during their spare time (which is rather limited for me at the moment), and as such you shouldn't expect fast response.
termPosition is not what you want. From the documentation:
Returns the position to which this terminal is assigned. Assigning a position or indicating an order for terminals is typically used by netlisters to compare the actual pin position to the position specified in the netlist.
In fact the terminals are not what you need. It's the pins - because the pins carry the physical information (e.g. geometry) of the pins, whereas the terminals hold the connectivity information.
So, assuming your instance has instTerms - which it will if it was created in VLS XL - you can find the figures. For example:
inst_id~>instTerms~>name("D" "G" "S")inst_id~>instTerms~>term~>pins~>figs(((db:0x18a87315 db:0x18a8731b)) ((db:0x18a87323)) ((db:0x18a87314 db:0x18a87316)))
So as you can see, some of these may have more than one fig (in OA-based releases). For example:
D_figs_bboxes=foreach(mapcar D_fig D_figs dbTransformBBox(D_fig~>bBox inst_id~>transform))
(((19.73 6.41) (20.03 7.61) ) ((19.79 6.41) (19.91 7.61) ))
This gives me a list of the transformed bounding boxes (i.e. the location of the pins) in the coordinate space of the cellView. The pin figures are in the instantiated master, and hence we have to transform it into the current cellView using dbTransformBBox.
Alternatively maybe you can use lxSelectedRoute to auto-route the selected nets?
I didn't really understand your second question. You also didn't say which version you're using, or whether you're using Layout XL or not.
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this has happened three times now go out to start car tries to start but doesnot continue running change plugs car starts and runs ok. Plugs not fouled or black or oil soked just dead. Tried OEM recommended and platinum they also failed. Any experience in this area. Thanks Art
by tell in Washougal, WA on January 02, 2013