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Public safety concerns require that criminal history records be accurate, complete, and accessible. Among other purposes, such records are used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) to ensure that prohibited persons do not purchase firearms. Initiated in 1995, the National Criminal History Improvement Program represents a partnership among federal, state, and local agencies to build a national criminal records infrastructure. Under the program, the Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) annually provides federal grants to states to improve the quality of records and their accessibility through NICS and other national systems maintained by the FBI. GAO examined (1) how states have used program grant funds, particularly the extent to which such funds have been used for NICS-related purposes; (2) the progress--using program grants and other funding sources--that states have made in automating criminal history and other relevant records and making them accessible nationally; and (3) the various factors that are relevant considerations for policymakers in debating the future of the program.
States have used program grants primarily to support NICS in conducting presale background checks of firearms' purchasers. BJS data show that over 75 percent of the total $164.3 million in program grants awarded in fiscal years 2000 through 2003 was used for NICS-related purposes. These uses encompassed a broad range of activities, such as converting manual records to automated formats and purchasing equipment to implement computerized systems or upgrade existing systems. All other uses of program grants, according to BJS, also had either direct or indirect relevance to building an infrastructure of nationally accessible records. Using their own funds, in addition to the program and other federal grants, states have made progress in automating criminal history records and making them accessible nationally. The percentage of the nation's criminal history records that are automated increased from 79 percent in 1993 to 89 percent in 2001, according to BJS's most recent data. Also, the number of states participating in the Interstate Identification Index--a "pointer system" to locate criminal history records anywhere in the country--increased from 26 at year-end 1993 to 45 by May 2003. But, progress has been more limited for some NICS-related purposes. A national system for domestic violence misdemeanor records is not available. Also, as of May 2003, only 10 states had made mental health records available to NICS, and only 3 states had provided substance abuse records. One of the most relevant factors for policymakers to consider when debating the future of the program is the extent of cumulative progress (and shortfalls) to date in creating national, automated systems. While states have made progress, more work remains. Also, the demand for background checks is growing, and technology is not static, which necessitates periodic upgrades or replacements of automated systems. Continued progress toward establishing and sustaining a national infrastructure inherently will involve long-term commitments from all governmental levels. Justice commented that GAO's report fairly and accurately described the program and its accomplishments.
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Human Trafficking:Actions Taken to Implement Related Statutory ProvisionsGAO-16-528R: Published: May 26, 2016. Publicly Released: May 26, 2016.
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State Marijuana Legalization:DOJ Should Document Its Approach to Monitoring the Effects of LegalizationGAO-16-419T: Published: Apr 5, 2016. Publicly Released: Apr 5, 2016.
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As season four begins, Fiona has a steady job and Lip is enrolled in college. It looks as though the Gallaghers may have a chance of happiness, but when you're down and out, moving up isn't so easy...
Episode 1 - Simple Pleasures
Fiona gets established in her job, Ian is still missing, Debbie and Carl deal with the upheavals of adolescence, Lip struggles to adjust to college life, and Frank reappears in a state of ill-health
Episode 2 - My Oldest Daughter
Fiona adjusts to living above the poverty line. Carl tries to find a match for Frank's blood type so that one of his children can donate part of their liver to him, but Fiona refuses to cooperate.
Episode 3 - Like Father, Like Daughter
While Frank gets close to his unsuspecting daughter Sammi, Fiona hits it off with Mike's drug addict brother, Robbie. And Debbie lies to Sheila about going out for a sleepover.
Episode 4 - Strangers on a Train
In increasingly dire health straits, Frank attempts to contrive an 'accident' with an overeager Carl that will cover the cost of a potential transplant
Episode 5 - There's the Rub
Fiona's bad decisions come back to haunt her when Robbie alerts Mike to their affair, leaving her horrified and in employment limbo. Lip gets a surprise visit at college from the military police.
Episode 6 - Iron City
The family waits nervously for an update on Liam at the hospital, Fiona finds herself in the county jail, and Frank wakes up in the emergency room to get some sobering news about his declining health
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With Fiona under court order to stay inside the house and Frank's illness keeping him out of commission, the weight of guardianship falls squarely on Lip's shoulders, but he gets some unexpected help
Episode 8 - Hope Springs Paternal
Fiona prepares for a visit from her probation officer by trying to get the house spotless. Carl gets into trouble at school, Debbie bonds with Sammi, and Ian returns to the Gallagher house at last.
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In detention, Carl shares a connection with a troubled girl named Bonnie. Debbie is jealous of the new girl in Matty's life, while Fiona's criminal record makes her search for a job more difficult.
Episode 10 - Liver, I Hardly Know Her
Fiona goes off the rails and parties with Robbie's degenerate friends. When the family don't hear from her, they go into search-party mode, which is not unlike their past experiences with Frank.
Episode 11 - Emily
Frank wakes after surgery suffering from post-operative delirium. Fiona is hauled away to a correctional facility. Ian gives an ultimatum to Mickey. Debbie is humiliated by an older student at school.
Episode 12 - Lazarus
Sheila fights for custody of the Native American children. Fiona gets out of jail early and lands herself a job. And, as Frank's recovery continues, he begins to feel more like his old, troubled self.

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Diddy's Daughter Chance: What Does She Look Like Now?
Sean "Diddy" Combs is no stranger to the fashion world what with Sean John, his own clothing and fragrance line. The 44-year-old rapper is always impeccably dressed and it seems he is passing his love of luxury (or at the very least, the spotlight) on to his kids.
Diddy's 7-year-old daughter Chance rocked the Kids Fashion Week runway at the Petite Parade show this week, looking absolutely adorable and certainly chic.
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Anyway, it's a 2009 Jamis Satellite. Steel frame, tiagra rear, sora front, sora levers. I've taken excellent care of it and the bike really is practically brand new. It retailed for about 850, which is what the new ones go for as well, except the new ones are basically identical to the one I have.
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A little more cleaning up is about to get underway around Winnebago County Board Chairman Scott Christiansen and Rockford Mayor Larry Morrissey announced the details of this years great American clean up effort.
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Out of the box, the GT784WN Wireless N ADSL Modem Router gives you the flexibility and power you need to connect all of your wireless devices. With the latest 802.11n technology, the Actiontec GT784WN is a full featured wireless ADSL router modem that integrates a DSL modem, router, and wireless networking in one box. Simply connect this intelligent DSL modem to your DSL connection, then plug in your computers for an instant home network. The auto-configure tool does all the rest. So, share your broadband connection with anyone in your digital home and enjoy the ease, speed, and reliability of this powerful solution.
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All branches will be closed Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day.
CyFair College Library will close at 4:30 PM on Friday, May 27 and will be closed through Monday, May 30.
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responsibilities include providing snow and ice removal on the 3,349 miles of state highways that are housed in this district.
Milton Tacha retires after four decades with KDOT
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Update on Erika MariaThank you for supporting Erika who used her Kiva loan to increase her purchases of clothes, cosmetics and a computer system. She managed to open an Internet café to generate more income. Now, Erika manages her business with higher profitability and her income is refreshed.
She's currently applying for a new Kiva loan to buy new computer equipment and a cooler to sell soft-drinks, especially ice. She sends the following message to her Kiva lenders: "Thanks for the opportunity of getting more help to strengthen income." She asks that you continue to support her.
Previous Loan DetailsErika is 31 years of age and lives in the south-west of the city, along with her spouse and two children aged seven years and five months. She works in her neighborhood selling perfumes, cosmetics, sweets, clothing and catalog products, which she sells on credit in accordance with the terms agree... More from Erika Maria's previous loan »
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About Fundación Mario Santo DomingoFundación Mario Santo Domingo (FMSD) is a non-profit organization in northern Colombia dedicated to developing programs for the country's poorest communities. In addition to numerous social services, FMSD runs a microfinance program to strengthen micro-businesses in the areas where it works. The organization also offers several non-financial components as part of this program, including training to help entrepreneurs start their own businesses.
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Issue date: Saturday, April 7, 1984
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Previous edition: Friday, April 6, 1984
Next edition: Monday, April 9, 1984
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Winchester Star (Newspaper) - April 7, 1984, Winchester, Virginia Farewell page 9 Artistry Page 12 The Winchester Star 88th Year No. 236 32 PAGES/4 SECTIONS WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 22601, SATURDAY MORNING , APRIL 7, 1984 667-3200_15 CENTS The Bad News Gets Told Mostly on Friday New York Times News Service WASHINGTON - For those who keep a weather eye cocked toward the capital for political storms, Friday afternoon is a time to be especially wary. That is the day every administration in memory has chosen to put out bad news. Usually, the hope is that the adverse announcement will get lost in the shuffle of journalists leaving for the weekend. The hope, according to a former Reagan ad- ministration official, is that the announcement will disappear into "the Bermuda Triangle of news." Last Friday it was the final announcement that the Reagan administration had formally ended participation in the international force in Lebanon. Two weeks ago, the White House released a report by a prestigious presidential commission that criticized the administration's arms control policies and urged President Reagan to ex- ercise "extreme caution" in developing weapons that could be deployed in space. "It was one of the first rules I learned when I arrived in Washington," said David R. Gergen, who recently left his post as assistant to the president for communications. "If you've got some news that you don't want to get noticed, put it out Friday afternoon at 4 p.m." Several other major Reagan Administration decisions have been announced on Fridays. These include the historic afternoon when the administration announced it was settling major antitrust cases against American Telephone and Telegraph and IBM, a decision that has since been attacked by Congressional critics. That same day, the administration said it was reversing a longstanding policy and restoring tax breaks to private schools that discriminate on the basis of race. On March 11, 1983, a Friday, the ad- ministration chose to disclose a directive, later suspended, that would have imposed lifetime secrecy agreements on more than 100,000 government officials. The White House has been open in its desire to control the flow of news to advantage. Larry Speakes, the deputy press secretary, once said, "You don't tell us how to stage the news and we don't tell you how to cover it." TV Star Guest for Festival Lydia Cornell, costar of the Metromedia series "Too Close For Comfort," will be a special guest at the 57th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival May 3-6. The first episode of the series' syndication will debut tonight at 7:30onWTTG-TV, Channel 5. Ms. Cornell portrays Ted Knight's daughter, Sara Rush, on the, show. Following the success of the series, formerly on ABC-TV, she has done extensive work on stage, in television, and in feature films. A native of El Paso, Texas, Lydia Cornell grew up in a family involved in the arts. Her parents were concert violinists in the El Paso Symphony before the family moved to New York, where Ms. Cornell was active in school dramatic and musical productions. She continued her training at the University of Colorado and graduated with a double major in advertising and English drama. She worked as road manager for a rock musician and as a production assistant for a Los Angeles film production firm, but she maintained a desire to be an actress. Her audition for "Keep It in the Family," which became "Too Close For Comfort," led to her starring role in the series. She has also had roles in "The Love Boat" and "Charlie's Angels," among other television shows. She has been cast in supporting roles in feature films. Critics Blast Reagan For Congress Attack LYDIA Ms. Cornell joined the first USO tour of Lebanon's war zone and spent Christmas 1982 entertaining American troops stationed in Beirut. Her most recent appearances include the film "Red Tide," in which she co-stars with James-, Earl Jones and Jose Ferrer, and a two-hour movie special of CORNELL "Dukes of Hazzard," in which she guest stars. Ms. Cornell hopes to continue her theater career. She devotes her free time to writing and sports, and she is writing a novel. Ms. Cornell will appear at several Festival functions and will ride in both the Firefighters' and Grand Feature Parade, May 4 and 5. WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan's claim Friday that his congressional critics are prolonging violence in Lebanon, encouraging Marxists in Central America, and being timid about using military force brought angry responses from at least two of those critics. Intensifying his election-year assault on Capitol Hill, the president said, "Unfortunately, many in the Congress seem to believe they are still in the troubled Vietnam era, with their only task to be vocal critics, not responsible partners in developing positive, practical programs to solve real problems." Military force, or at least the threat to use it, "must remain an available part of America's foreign policy," Reagan said. The president's speech before the Georgetown Center for Strategic and International Studies was delivered at a time when his policies have come under increasingly sharp criticism from Democratic presidential candidates and House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. O'Neill, responding to the speech, said: "President Reagan should know that there is no substitute for the truth. He chooses to forget the events of Lebanon and his own past positions. The American people remember." O'Neill said that Reagan "has no personal credibility in calling for a bipartisan foreign policy. . . . On issues ranging from strategic arms limitation to the Panama Canal to Vietnam, Ronald Reagan made his name and advanced his political career not as a bipartisan supporter of our foreign policy, but a perennial critic." Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., called Reagan's speech "an outrageous attempt to blame Congress for his own failures in foreign policy." Rep. Dante Fascell, D-Fla., chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said, "While it may be necessary every now and then for us to slug it out, it seems to me it would be a lot better if we tried to hold hands here and come up with a bipartisan foreign policy." O'Neill said Thursday that Reagan was trying to make Congress a scapegoat for the failure of U.S. policy in Lebanon. Ford Suggests AAeese Should Step Down FARMINGTON, Conn. (AP) -Former President Ford, citing "a degree of carelessness that I don't think can be condoned" in President Reagan's official family, suggested Friday that Edwin Meese III should resign as the president's counselor - and presumably as his nominee to become attorney general. Ford recalled the resignation of Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz from his own Cabinet in 1976 after Butz told a racial joke. The former president said Butz did the right thing by resigning to save the administration from embarrassment. Asked if this implied that Meese should do the same, Ford said, "That's a fair inference." Meantime, in Washington, Meese's lawyers sent a letter to Sen. Shuttle Moves Toward Satellite Rendezvous CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - The shuttle's boosters were being Challenger stalked a sun-study recovered from the Atlantic about satellite through the trackless 150 miles offshore. The ship's huge heavens Friday, flying higher than external tank, which held 540,000 ever before to make an in-space gallons of fuel to power the flight, repair of an observatory too impor- fell as planned into the Pacific, 125 tant and too expensive to lose. miles from the main island of The first satellite rescue mission Hawaii and it was photographed began, only 57 one-thousandths of a coming down - the first time that's second late, with a liftoff as pretty as been achieved, any of the 10 that preceded it. Crippen was the only veteran on Flight Director Gary Coen said, the flight. It was the first time for "The orbiter and the countdown pilot Dick Scobee and mission went by the clock today; there were specialists George Nelson, James absolutely no problems in any of van Hoften and Terry Hart, those areas." 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Rivers gorged by up to 5 inches of rain in two days surged as high as 7 feet above flood stage, blocking major highways in the New York City area and chasing at least 4,700 people from their homes in northern New Jersey. National Guardsmen in boats and trucks helped rescue residents cut off by the rising water. "It's a disaster," said New Jersey Gov. Thomas H. Kean, who flew over the flooded areas in a helicopter. "There is no other word I can use. It's a very tragic sight." Kean said that federal and state officials would open emergency centers this weekend for residents to inquire about assistance. The governor said a request for $121.7 million in federal aid to pay for damage along the New Jersey shore caused by a storm last week would be amended to include this week's flood devastation. In drought-stricken Arizona, meanwhile, up to a half-inch of rain was reported in the central and eastern parts of the state - the first major precipitation in nearly three months. 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A contemporary riff on "Misery" with a culinary twist, "Bitter Feast" may provide the first horror movie aimed at foodies. Director Joe Maggio ("Paper Covers Rock") makes his inaugural foray into the horror genre with a competent, familiar captivity narrative, resulting in less torture porn than food porn with ample amounts of blood.
Established TV chef Peter Gray (James Le Gros) goes berserk after a pan of his restaurant by merciless blogger J.T. Franks (Joshua Leonard) leads his career into a downward spiral. Gray, quickly established in meager flashbacks as the kind of closeted psychopath with a tortured childhood past and secrets to spare, kidnaps Franks and locks him in his basement. The bulk of the movie revolves around Gray enacting a deranged revenge fantasy on Franks, forcing him to cook impeccable dishes in order to survive.
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At 104 minutes, "Bitter Feast" runs far too long and repeats the same situation (Gray forcing Franks to cook) until Franks appears to voice audience frustration when he rolls his eyes and moans, "Not again!" But the two lead actors hold their own with the material, and the inherent tension of their face-off sustains the movie through its periodic lulls. Rounding out the cast, indie horror guru Larry Fessenden (also a producer) plays the trenchant private investigator hot on Gray's trail, and Amy Seimetz gets a few uneasy scenes as Franks's estranged wife. Shifting focus to Seimetz's character in the closing scenes, Maggio finds his way to a gripping finale.
Glimmers of a shrewder look at the critics' role in society sometimes elevate "Bitter Feast" to a higher plane of commentary. Maggio never approaches the level of insight on the critical process from the closing monologue in "Ratatouille." But he does hit on an inspired motif with the defining image of Franks, soaked in blood and forced to sit at a candlelit dinner, a morbid look on his face and a steaming plate of ravioli in front of him, struggling to stay alive. The director also successfully creates the most suspenseful egg-cracking scene this side of "Hell's Kitchen," raising the stakes much higher than any given reality show has ever dared to go. "Bitter Feast" feels a bit half-baked, but it's still a tasty genre treat.


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The Origin of 'Desert Castles': Qasr Bani Muqatil, near Karbala, Iraq
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The so-called 'desert castles' still constitute one of the continuing puzzles of Islamic archaeology today. They appear during the eighth century over the area of the Near East dominated by Umayyad dynasties in what is now Jordan, Palestine, Syria and Iraq. Built on a square ground-plan, these fortified sites are equipped with corner bastions and median semicircular towers, while semi- or quarter-towers flank the entrances (for an example from Iraq, see Figure 1; for an example from Syria, see Genequand 2005, this volume, p. 350: figure 3). The interiors contain structures arranged around a courtyard which, in most cases, is surrounded by a peristyle (Creswell & Allan 1989: 93-105, 118-216; Hillenbrand 1994: 384-90). There are different opinions regarding the use of the castles: hunting lodge, estate centre, wayside station and meeting place with the Bedouins; functions that do not actually exclude each other (Helms 1990: 27-9).
Likely models for the desert castles have been seen in the fortresses of the Roman Limes, even though these had already been built and abandoned some two centuries earlier. In Syria, it has not yet been possible to name an edifice of pre-Islamic times that may have served as a model, but the situation is different in Mesopotamia. This paper summarises work on a site which provides an important example of continuity of a fortress from pre-Islamic into Islamic times: Tulul al-Ukhaidir--Qasr Bani Muqatil (Figures 2-4).
The site and its central reception hall
Tulul al-Ukhaidir is an unobtrusive area of ruins, situated to the west of Karbala about 2.5km north of the Abbasid castle of al-Ukhaidir, from which it is separated by a wadi. The ruins cover an area of about 220 x 170m; in aerial photographs it appears as a square complex, surrounded by an enclosing wall and revealing a hilly structure in the middle (Figure 3). In its entirety, the form of the site has a square ground-plan with median towers and three-quarter round towers at the corners of the building, exactly as we know it in fortresses of the 'desert castle' type.
The main building in the interior was investigated in the years 1973 and 1975 (Figures 4 and 5). The excavated parts included part of an external wall and a reception area in the form of a columned hall, apparently situated in the central axis of the complex. The hall measures 10 x 11m and is divided into a nave and two aisles by its columns. Two rows of three columns each were connected by arcades that were taken up by corresponding half columns at the rear wall of the hall. In turn, these half columns rest on pilasters (column diameter: 1.10m; distance between axes: 3.20m; width of centre nave: 4.60m). In contrast, the aisles with a width of only 1.50m produce a comparatively narrowing effect. The front (north) pair of columns immediately borders the courtyard which is reached by a step, i.e. the courtyard lies on a somewhat lower level. Originally, the rear wall of the hall must have been richly structured.
There was not only a gradation that enhanced the relief-like effect of the wall; (in a second phase) the arches that ran between the pilasters and the half-columns were fully decorated with stucco. The side walls of the hall were decorated with stucco ornaments and mural paintings, as can be deduced from the position in which the fragments were found (Figure 6). The archivolt above the door, which led to the back room, was decorated in the same way. In a room on the east side of the hall, stucco slabs with the sign of the cross and a red painted cross were found (Figure 7).
Situated in the axis of the columned hall, a door in the rear wall leads to the back room, which is of the same width as the hall. This room was also part of the official suite of the building. The entrance was vaulted over by a round arch and had ornamental stuccowork on the other side; the walls showed black, white and red paintings. …


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Workshop of Maestro Giorgio Andreoli of Gubbio
Italian 16th Century (ceramist)
Maestro Giorgio Andreoli of Gubbio (related artist)
Italian, c. 1465/1470 - c. 1553
Plate with border of foliate scrollwork with dolphin heads and cornucopias; in the center, shield of arms of Vigerio of Savona, 1524
tin-glazed earthenware (maiolica)
overall (diameter): 36.5 cm (14 3/8 in.)
Widener Collection
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- Sixteenth-Century Italian Maiolica; Selections from the Arthur M. Sackler Collection and the National Gallery of Art's Widener Collection, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., 1982-1983, no. 32.
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`The Land of Anne' Beckons with Beauty, History - and a Few Quirks Series: CANADIAN JOURNEYS. Sixth of 8 Articles Appearing Today
Kirsten A. Conover, writer of The Christian Science Monitor, The Christian Science Monitor
MOST people who visit Prince Edward Island are already familiar with its famous fictional resident, "Anne of Green Gables." For here in Cavendish, Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote the much-loved novel about the red-haired, freckle-faced heroine. No trip to P.E.I. is complete without a visit to the Green Gables house, the setting of the book published in 1908 and translated into 16 languages.
Though Anne is not nearly as prevalent here as, say, Elvis is in Memphis, she does show up quite a bit - in gift stores, on stage, and in advertisements. As a Fodor's guidebook explains, "After potatoes and lobsters, Anne is the island's most important product."
Like Montgomery, visitors to this island will delight in its natural beauty, where rolling hills and green fields meet the ocean at red-clay cliffs. The Indians named it Abegweit - "land cradled on the waves."
For a friend and me, mid-July proved the perfect time to visit P.E.I., as we escaped humid 90-degree weather in Boston. Our dilly-dally drive took about 14 hours. We wended our way through Maine and New Brunswick (the landscape was covered with beautiful wild lupines), camped overnight in Shediac, Canada's lobster capital, and took an early-morning ferry from Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick, to Borden, P.E.I. Once on the island, we drove straight north, following the suggestion of a bookstore owner we had talked to in Maine.
Since we had only two days on P.E.I., we concentrated on the north-central part of the island affectionately known as the "Land of Anne." We set up camp in Cavendish National Park - on the north shore at the Gulf of Lawrence. The park has sheltered kitchens, laundry facilities, full bathrooms, and telephones. Our campsite was 100 yards from giant sand dunes and a lovely stretch of beach. Our fellow campers were mostly families, French- and English-speaking.
In addition to Green Gables, P.E.I. boasts many attractions, some quirky (a house made of bottles and "Canada's Only Potato Museum"), some adventurous (whale watching, sea kayaking, and amusement parks), and many quaint (old shops, fishing villages, lighthouses, and art galleries).
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Issue date: Friday, July 5, 1935
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Friday, June 28, 1935
Next edition: Friday, July 12, 1935
Publication name: Centralia Chronicle Advertiser
Location: Centralia, Washington
Pages available: 627
Years available: 1935 - 1937Learn more about this publication
Centralia Chronicle Advertiser (Newspaper) - July 5, 1935, Centralia, Washington Tor Hi an time read. THE DAILY CHRONICLE to your home tor isc per week- B7 mall 25o per month. Fhone 600, tralia Chronicle Advertiser CONTAINS ONLY A PORTION OF. THE NEWS AND ADVERTISING OF; THE CENTRALIA DAILY CHRONICLE .NUMBER 107 CENTRALIA, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY. JULY 5, 1935 If It'C I Good Bargain you'll find It In the "Advertiser" IEDIY i TO PEED ET Like nil othci- living things, plants need food, and will thrive only when well supplied with 'the necessary food elements. Amazing results have been obtained by scien- tists who determined just what plants needed, and Just how to give it to them. Unfortunately, the why and what of it is not as clear to most gardeners as it should be, and they are likely to get advice from so many sources and of such vary- ing kinds, that they are often confused. There Is one method of plant feeding that is preferred by a ma- jority of successful gardeners. It 1 has several advantages over other methods, the most important of which are its simplicity, ana its positive results. The scientific way of feeding plants is gaining in pref- erence steadily over the pet We-' thods of individuals which call for a 'handful of this and a handful of that and a pinch of something else if conditions seem to warrant. Just as cookery experts have abandoned the old guesswork me- thod in favor of exact recipes which give known results, so gar- deners are turning to scientific plant feeding with complete, bal- anced plant food. Today, anyone can be. sure that they are supply-: ing .their garden friends 'with 'all of the plant food elements they need for greater beauty. No longer need the gardener worry that bac- terial action In the soil will not be quick enough to make the" organics (manures and bone ineal) available when the plants need- food most. Even more important, automatic release of large quantities of plant food at a time detrimental to plants is no. longer a problem. The use of modern complete plant food gives the gardener complete control of his fooding problem: Here Is the new way of feeding plants which gives such sure re- sults: 1. Don't overfeed plants. Four pounds of complete plant food for 100. square feet of lawn or garden area is the right amount to use in spring. More is wasteful and some- times harmful. 2. In feeding 'established lawns, be sure the grass is damp from dew or rain. As soon as the grass is dry in the morning is the best time to apply plant food to the established lawn. 3. Always mix the plant ;Jood thoroughly with the top few in- ches of soil before seeding a lawn or garden. .It is advisable, but not necessary, to wait a day before planting. 4. Keep the plant food off stalks and stems of established plants. If some gets on plants, just wash off with water. 5. Read the directions which manufacturers furnish. The finer results that you will get from your Administrator of Youth Fun'd In cnarga of providing depres- sion ridden youth with a "break" 19 Aubrey William? ex- ecutive director of tha newly created National Yontb Admin- istration, which will dlspensi to assist persona under 26. He formerlj was assistant to Harry Hopklni as director ot FBHA. garden from proper use of plant food warrants the little time nec- essary for a careful reading. Improvements in gardening meth- ods and materials hrfve been tlvely few. In the last few years, however, notable contributions have been made to the effectiveness of insecticides, although they are based on age-old practices, utiliz- ing- the dried flowers of pyreth- rum which have been used fqr centuries for insect powder; and a substance called rotenone, which is obtained from the roots' of der- ris, an Asiatic plant which has long been used by savages to fish. Considerable change In spraying and dusting methods have.resulted, from these two substances. Both are known as contact poisons, which means they kill what they touch, and they have the advan- tage of being harmless to man and domestic animals, while being death to insects of all kinds. Prior to the development of these materials, a gardener was obliged to use a contact poison to kill aphlds and other insects that drink plant juices; and a stomach poison for the leaf eaters. Nicotine was the most reliable contact poison and arsenic was used for the leaf eaters. A number of preparations are now offered under trade names which furnish all around protec- tion, by combining both pyreth- rum and rotenone in one spray. Although it is possible to get each of these substances separate- ly, they are usually prepared in a mixture which needs only a di- lution of water. Rotenone, government experfs say, is 30 times as powerful as arsenate of lead as a stomach poi- son, and 15 times as powerful as nicotine as a contact poison. It is harmless to warm blooded animals, but keep it away from gold fish. Both Pyrethrum and rotenone are U. P. General Auditor Retires With coming strawberry harvest WASHINGTON STATE COL- lo an end growers on LEGE. Pullman, July bat the pests which are much during the first six months of the year, although in general to appear in nieetimj the rh vsU'r n tn orsanine baling i: I he berry p various fields. At. ;i past week ut Ru- mmittcp Jornu'd district for the com- thc- prices received for farm pro- ducf.s havr gone down a little since J.anuary, while prices for goods and ;ccts and diseases of supplies have advanced slightly, nts. The state to the weekly review of irtment Ins btanket through the agri- authority to destroy all extension service. Market jjliints providing a majority of' t'H! growers of the district, lavur' Slid) n move. G. E. Blssonnet G. E. Blssounet, general auditor of tile Union Pacific System, aud for nearly 41 years an employe in tuo accounting departments of Harriiuan lines, vlll retire on July aci 1 under the provisions ot the com- pany's pension regulations, accord- lug to announcement today at Union Pacific headquarters In Omaha. Mr. Bissonnet is one of tlie best known railroad account- ants in the United States, and in 1920-1827 president ot the Railway Accounting Officers Association of the United States. Mr. Bisaonnet will be succeeded by Hugti A. Tolanti who at the pres ent time is auditor of the Union Pacific Railroad Company. Curtis Hugh A. Toland J. Mcrriam, now assistant auditor, will he promoted to succeed Mr Toiand as auditor. Edward J Doollu, auditor ot miscellaneous :counts of the Union Pacific Rail- road Company, will succeed Mr Merriain as assistant auditor of that corporation. John K. Klmay- son, now chief clerk to the auditor ot miscellaneous accounts, will succeed Mr. Doolin. Coincident witb Mr. Blssonnet's retirement as general auditor of the system he will also retire as an officer of a number ut Union Pacific subsidiary conioratinns. Ap polntmenta to these several posts have not yet been announced. position, compared with lost year, is better because prices of farm 1 products have risen faster than The plant Tiav.- had a part j prices or .store goods. Farm pro- Mi the cui.se for the short crop1 ducts are about one-seventh hlgh- tlils year, although the dry period this year than in 1934 and May was perhaps the chief j about one-third higher than during cause. Old fields have not been 11932 and 1933. kept up in a number of prices of eggs held well in June, with some growers not even at- but poultry markcUs began to show templing to pick any berries weakness with increasing supplies them. of young stock. Low storage stocks The growers are manned over.and fairly light receipts will tend the root weevils found in about to keep egg prices above last year's five per cent of the pi-flits. These level. Cold storage stocks of ca.se are small white, larva that eat. arc below last season. Since (CunllnilMl on Four: fConl Inut-il on I'.-iK.- Two) inclined to be instable, which means that they lose their power under certain conditions. In pur- chasing trade preparations of these materials inquire about thus and be assured that your product will lose its effectiveness before you get a chance to use it. Nicotine and arsenic are still used in the garden effectively. A pound of arsenic powder to 10 pounds of gypsum is probably stiU tin! best check of the striped bee- tle for cucumber and squash vine's, Dr for other caterpillars and bee- tlas. It. will burn the leaves, how- ever, it you apply too thickly. Mr. that va- cancy now. A Mirror of Home Happiness Every cent you put into your home comes back to you a thousand fold in romfort, enjoyment and justifiable pride. Our prices on good furniture are as low now as ever in the history of our store. Manufacturers are simply extending themselves to keep the price down and add to the beauty of furniture without sacrificing the quality. Here are only a few of the special values offered this week: Axminster Rugs, NOW 3-Drawer Desks, fk.95 Now Chair, Lamp and Scarf Free with an Atwater Kent Radio Mohair Davenport and Chair for only .50 11 -pc. Living Room Suites 4-pc. Bedroom Suites, for only 1491 8-pc. Dining Suites, for only 4-ft. Leonard for only Pay 15 Cents a Day Good Values Easy Payments A Worry Free Vacation is Not if Your Bills Are Not Paid We take vacations to get completely away from ail our cares and troubles. But if we go away leaving bills unpaid, we're taking our troubles with us. 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NEW YORK (AP) — A lawyer for an Algerian native accused of planning to blow up synagogues says her client was targeted as part of an alleged anti-Muslim campaign by New York City.
Lawyer Elizabeth Fink represented Ahmed Ferhani in a pre-trial hearing Tuesday. In court papers, Fink cites stories by The Associated Press that describe police efforts to monitor Muslim student groups. Police and Mayor Michael Bloomberg have said the surveillance effort was legal and vital to protecting the city after the 2001 terror attacks.
Prosecutors complained Tuesday that the defense was grandstanding to get the charges dismissed.
The judge made no decision on the defense request.
Ferhani was arrested in May 2011. Authorities say he bought weapons as part of a plan to commit a violent act against a synagogue.


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Central Valley native Jeffrey Murray has spent most of his life looking through the lens of his camera, training his artistic eye to capture stunning visuals of the rustic world around him. After obtaining a degree in photography, and working as a photojournalist for two different papers in Arizona, Murray grew tired of being chained by the constraints of the workplace, and decided to forge his own path amongst the wildflowers.
Looking for an assortment of wildflowers may mean a short road trip.
During her recent commute from Stockton, Krystal Jacks recently noticed a change in the rural area east of West 11th Street not too far from South Bird Road just outside of Tracy.
Ok, Ok. So Manteca means lard in Spanish.
As a modern American, it is rather difficult to imagine the sorts of things that might concern the first settlers of the Turlock area back in the distant year of 1867. It may seem as though there would be countless problems with forming a town from nothing, but two issues dominated the thoughts of those struggling to farm their land: water, and the railroad.
What's in a name? In Stanislaus County, pioneering history.
YOSEMITE -- More than a century after his death, the world hasn't stopped talking about Dr. Lafayette Bunnell's most important diagnosis.
What's in a name?
SONORA - You know you're in Sonora, California, when you see "The Red Church." At least, that is true to a lot of visitors to this historic Gold Country town in the foothills. That's also the nickname that locals simply use to describe this photogenic circa-1860 house of worship for the very obvious reason, and why it's a favorite photographic subject of many a camera-toting tourist.
RIPON – From its plush riparian jungle, warm summers and cool waters, Caswell Memorial State Park has long been a place of discovery, recreation and escape.
BOULDER CREEK - If you're looking for just a hike, stay away from the Big Basin Redwoods State Park.
In the middle of scenic agricultural lands and open spaces in the Central Valley lies the city of Escalon, home to 7,206 residents.
KNIGHTS FERRY – When the mercury climbs and the cold river beckons, most find their way here.
The annual Gourmet Sampler hosted by the Manteca Historical Society and Friends of the Museum is on tap for Sunday, March 10, at the Manteca Senior Center.
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Prom dresses - many still having their original price tags - have been given to high school girls who otherwise might not experience the thrills of their ...
Reflections of stark granite walls with numerous dramatic cliffs carved by glaciers shimmy in the early morning sun across one of the largest pristine bodies ...
LIVERMORE - High above Del Valle Lake on the Ohlone Wilderness Trail it hits you.
LIVERMORE - Del Valle Regional Park - just 50 minutes from Manteca - offers arguably the best spot in the Coastal Ranges to enjoy boating, fishing, hiking, and ...
Annie Bhan spent 42 years as a registered nurse before retiring two years ago. After working so long in such a demanding field one might ...
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STOCKBRIDGE A memorial gathering and potluck for Dale Larmie, 59, who died March 12, 2013, will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 18, 2013, in the field at the junction of Routes 100 and 107 in Stockbridge. (BYOB and no dogs, please.)MORE IN ObituariesKeith Crossman Sr.
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Autor: Chris Kidd
Data: 23.10.2010
Category: As Escrituras em Missões
It was a privilege to meet my small group this afternoon, four out of the five were there today, let me tell you a little about them:
Daniel also gave amazing testimony of his son being born with cancer to the kidneys, and after one was taken out, the second time his son was anointed with oil by his church elders his son was miraculously healed. Even more amazing was hearing how someone he'd never met before knocked on the door, asked to hold Daniel's son and they said he knew he'd had cancer but he is now healed, when asked where they could get hold of him, the man replied he was just passing through so they wouldn't be able to get back in touch – Daniel strongly believes that man was an angel. His son is now in his early twenties and married – praise God!
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Welcome to my website, I specialise in mainly WW2 British and Commonwealth weapons and kit, which is my main passion in life. Though I also sell a wide selection of other army surplus and various interesting and unusual vintage items. I attend all major shows in the country and am a member of the 1940's Roadshow, where I run the fully licensed bar and also have a stall at their events.
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Just got back from the fabulous Millennium Centre in Cardiff, having delivered 2 of my PIAT's and rounds, for their new production Only The Brave. Which is opening soon. More details to follow.
Allied high command on the stall at War and Peace this year
Special Offers!
We have introduced a seperate page for special offers, with many end of line items and odds and ends at greatly reduced prices. That will be regularly changed, so keep an eye on that and pick up a bargain!. Click on the Special offers page for details
New Items Recently Added
Bargain Bundle of 3 bags
Sewing kit, KFS and Ration/mess tin bags sold as one lot
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Red Hackle Mint in original packaging
Black Hackle mint in original packaging
Repro Clou Francais or French Nail
These were originally made from the German metal barbed wire post during WW I and mainly carried by French soldiers, full size.
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Sleeve Scabbard for the F/S dagger Complete with authentic Green hilted dagger
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Back in stock! white enamel steel mugs
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Various new arrow heads
That will be constantly added to as they become available(click on photo to go to that page)Leather Arrow Spacer for sharpsFor making your own arrow bag based on Mary Rose finds(click on photo to go to that page)Leather Arrow spacer for rubber bluntsLeather arrow spacer for making your own arrow bag, based on Mary Rose finds.(click on picture to go to that page) New Type Longbow bagsNew longbow bags featuring a leather thong to tie closed, heavy duty canvas(click on photo to go to that page)Medieval style Pilgrim bagsHeavy duty canvas bags as used in medieval times (click on photo to go to that page) Repro No.2 MkI sten stocks. (click on photo to go to that page)
Fooling around With John and Arthur Cook at War and Peace earlier this year
With Generals Bradley and Patton and War and PeaceThanks George and Alan
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- TanzaniaServicesFunding via Tujijenge Tanzania Ltd
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Jumuiya Kiluvya Group
This will be her 10th loan from Tujijenge Tanzania. She used the previous loans to build a chicken house, chicken feeds, household expenses, school fees for the grand kids and has paid back all her loans successfully. She wants a loan to finish building a another chicken godown and to buy chicken feeds. Her dream is to one day be able to buy a cow for milk.
She will share this loan with her loan group "Jumuiya Kiluvya" which has a total of 18 members who will hold each other accountable for paying back their loans.
Additional Information
About Tujijenge TanzaniaThis loan is administered by Tujijenge Tanzania, which was founded in 2006. It has operations in Dar es Salaam, the coastal region, and the Lake Victoria region. The organization aims to reach out to micro entrepreneurs and provide them with financial and social intermediation services because capital is one of the major barriers to development and success for micro-enterprise initiatives in Tanzania.
For more information on Tujijenge Tanzania, please visit its partner page, or join its lending team.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 6 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
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- Pre-Disbursed:
- Apr 25, 2012
- Listed
- Apr 30, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
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