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"Indestructible" K-9 who changed legislation dies
He survived beatings, stabbings, and paved the way for harsher punishments for criminals who injure police K-9s in the future
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ROSEVILLE, Minn. — The Minnesota K-9 who survived multiple beatings and a stabbing that changed the abuse of a police K-9 to a felony was euthanized Tuesday.
Major, 11, was the best police dog a handler could ask for, according to Roseville officer John Jorgensen. He had persevered through an often-fatal condition that caused his stomach to fill with gas, had pots broken over his head, was kicked and stabbed, and had almost drowned chasing a suspect into a lake, according to Pioneer Press.
In 2010, Major was paralyzed in his hind legs after he was repeatedly stabbed by a burglar. He was forced to retire, but the incident led to Gov. Mark Dayton signing into legislation a harsher penalty for those who assault a K-9 causing substantial bodily harm.
Using a wheeled sling to preserve mobility, he lived out his retirement with Jorgensen and his family, according to the article.
Jorgenson was forced to put Major down after his health further deteriorated.
"I promised myself and I promised him that we would make that decision if his quality of life deteriorated to the point where he was too weak and he didn't have the same happiness. It was just time."
On his last day, Jorgenson took Major around to all their old patrol spots, fed him a cheeseburger and icecream for his last meal.
"I miss him terribly, but I think he is in a better spot. He is probably chasing down bad guys on four good legs now," Jorgenson said.
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"Put it in the cart" is a pilot project that aims to get people to recycle and keep Greenville beautiful.
The folks in the West Meadowbrook section of Greenville received a free 96 gallon roll out cart to put their trash in.
Each cart cost about $70 dollars and about 150 of them were bought by the city. In all, the organization spent just over $7000 dollars on the carts.
A $10,000 dollar grant was awarded to the Keep Greenville Beautiful organization which kicked off its pilot program Saturday morning at two different housing projects in the area.
Organizers say the project will help save the environment and save landfill space.

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Ride will aid officers' survivors
MONTPELIER — Ride4Cops will be rolling through Montpelier on Friday at noon, when organization leaders plan to join Attorney General William Sorrell and Senate President John Campbell at the Statehouse to honor police officers who have died in service to Vermont. The national organization will donate $2,000 to help surviving families. The event will feature Ride4Cops founder Harry Herington's custom memorial motorcycle and a core group of motorcycle riders.
The next day approximately 300 riders will take to the road at 12:30 p.m. from the Rutland police barracks and traveling through Vermont before ending their journey at the Franklin County sheriff's office in St. Albans.
"As a former police officer I know that an officer's biggest concern isn't falling in the line of duty, but what will happen to his or her family if that occurs," Herington said in a news release. Ride4Cops says it donates 100 percent of the money it raises to Concerns of Police Survivors, which provides support to surviving families and co-workers of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.MORE IN This Just In
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Reef fish are no longer permitted to be filleted at sea.
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PARIS (Reuters) - David Luiz became the world's most expensive defender on Friday when he completed his move from Chelsea to Ligue 1 champions Paris St Germain.
"Paris St Germain is delighted to announce the transfer of Brazilian international David Luiz from Chelsea for the next five years," read a statement on the club's website (www.psg.fr).
No financial details were disclosed but media reports estimate the fee for the 27-year-old World Cup centre back is worth between 40 ($67.16 million) and 50 million pounds.
That surpasses the 36 million pounds PSG paid AC Milan in 2012 for Luiz's World Cup partner Thiago Silva.
The mop-haired Brazilian arrived at Chelsea from Benfica in January 2011 and established himself as a fan favourite, making 143 appearances and scoring 12 goals.
Luiz was part of the team that won the Champions League and FA Cup in 2012 and the Europa League in 2013.
"Right from the very first contact I had with Paris St Germain I was very happy," he said.
"It's a big club with a great history ... it's a new step in my life and I'm impatient to play for Paris and show what I can do," added Luiz.
"I will be defending the colours of one of the biggest clubs in the world. It will be a great time for me, both professionally and personally. I want to enjoy myself and, if possible, win as much as possible."
Luiz joins an expensively-assembled squad at the Parc des Princes that includes Sweden's Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Brazilian team mate Lucas Moura.
Thiago Silva and Luiz were central defensive partners when the host nation kicked off the World Cup on Thursday with a 3-1 victory over Croatia.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - July 29, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa JWIONAl Wf AlHfi {MVICS IPIICAST to 7AM 1ST 7 29.77 Obituaries Ricky Burgess Dies Sunday of Crash Injuries Ford E. S'noudy old K Shoudv. 68. of .jiti'' died ;i fnmi injuries suffered v. a (Continued from Page 1.) i both men were prepared to tcs-i tify th.'it Connaliy turned down the offer from Jacobscn. Political Pledge liie milk-producing industry born May 111. in 'iid '.'.in a price suppoi I increase of h li-j C.-i Mi- a Iran! and played The Cedar Ilapiils Mon.. July 29, 1974 3 Hutchinson: Abuse Article Ignores Nixon's Problems -Impeachment- 'Continued from Page 1 lie iiian iiie cuvei-up ai- .lacohson ami that they O'Neill said i.s ready be settled this year 11 on so Demiicratir Uvidfr O'Neill says "only a miracle" iiiMiini" prevent the full house voie .sevelt and Wilson schools, and would have been a sophomore The Weather High temperatures Sunday, low temn- eraturf-F, cvc-rnight and iaches cf pre- L. Armies 85 4B Miami Min'apolis Al N. Orleans 91 73.13 p.m. Sunday. Unknown to Huir al Twelfth avc'iuif SW. Anchorage 70 52 Atlanta 90 i? Bismarck 79 J9 Chicago ..69 45 C. R. High Sunday Low overnight Noon Monday 2 p.m. Monday...... Precipitation Total for July Normal for July Normal through July Total for 1974....... Barometer, fallin a.m. Monday. Xui 92IB.1: cull at First street and G nue a.m. .Monday. in 63 sance cat! at C avenue MiireiiBo Frances sisler; Tuesday at Hrabaks.: Bulk- Plai.ie. Bunal in Ko.sx.ta'lind a brolllfcr' Jlmmie- ''ll MlS' Ukhud 10B kJ L Magistrates Court Speeding Keitii Dennis ..GOiDnarte. 1817 O avenue NW; 2385 Twenty-sixth a Marion; Willard Ca: -_iCentral City; Mary WashburnJcollapse by refusing a one-sided Palo; Donald Allen Quiglcy, talked about winning reversal lria! ]p hv a of an administration decision Vote'toYcc- of about 70 votes. 'I'd have'to aKa.nst increasing the price say that armind Republicans support for milk. Kjx (jf (ho v.'ill vote to impeach him and I But Connaliy maintained that publicans joined all 21 Demo- would -s''.v 'here v-''" ho iiis position already conformed crats in voting for Article 1. and members of the Democratic Mr-; i. witn nf Ino pruducers -'Democrats working for bipar- "'ill not vote (o irn- 70. Wednesday" at: at Jefferson high school. Pp! ,f" that the milk price .support; tisan support of Article II think Peach him." Gocttsdi, where friends' Surviving are his parents. Mr. Ioalc' -M'J' allei should be increased. While he as many as seven Republicans O'N'eill's eounlern-irt in the nay call after 10 a.m. Tuesday. aml Mrs. Elmcr j. BurRess. I a long illness. She was 811 years, yjcw to may i( o u se. RepSan others in the administration, he C-irrv-Over Seen Rhodes said thc lied being a prime mover in. n oniy wllv that can pos. ichmciit is to Kalomi Dr. liov S. Som-Hcnrv Becker of Waterloo. marrieu in wiuar napiu.s-crcasc prjcc supports. u.c 'direrllv tn the Services- 'MO nm ThiirsdivlApril 22. 191C. She was a port for impeachment among s case uireuj 10 m. in Chapel'ofMemories by theimember of Cedar Rebckah Treasury Secretary committee Republicans holding a full scale television Rev Glen V High of Bereanilo'lR0- 'l'nc grand jury charged on the house floor, which; Baptist church Burial- Cedar: Surviving are a .son. received S5.000 on mean about G5 Rhodes told the Washington Memorial Friends may call at'Bclehrad, Escondido, Calif., and: 14, 1971 and 85.000 on Sept. 24lcan votes when the house actsiPost in a telephone interview, !Cedar Memorial funeral sifter, Sister Lois, Chicago. jwhcn Connaliy was the committee's recommen- "If he were to ask me, I don't i after 5 p.m. Tuesday. The cas-' Services: pending at Turner! secretary. jdation about Aug. 23. know anything I could tell him 1 i yvjih southern Democrats in! to do except to go on television and mer.s 82, DCS Monies. Grave- a brother. Jimmic, at. "'lenrau was oorn Aug. denied being a prime mover in. onlv wav that 'home; and a grandmother, Mrs.! Hi. 1393 in Cedar Rapids uilimate to in. Hep. Under iR-Va.i. one of: Becker of Waterloo. married in Ccdar supports. 'the six, sees the 35 percent sup-: hjs "ascPjire (ConlinuedromPage 1.1 ikct will be closed at p.m.lchapel cast, where friends may! The grand jury spelled out a! With Southern Democrats in to do except to go on brought Ihe talks Icall after 11 a.m. Tuesday. series of attempts it said Con-, lhc house expected to be in-and exhaustively explore .3.55 Tower Terrace, Marion; Carroll .20.19! Zuber, High Amana; Richard .31.49 .29.98 MeHord, 2350 Fourth avenue, Oliver, Mechanicsville; Daniel Wind direction and velocity at Rcfs- Mt Vernon; Mcr- i- vm Carnaham, Cascade: David 2p.m., NNWatl6mpn. LeRoy Barker, Mt. Vernon; Sun rises Tuesday, sun] William Dennis Carter, 155G A Humidity at noon ..........53% sets, Year Ago Today High, 81; low, 68; rainfall, 0.77. Traveler's Forecast Tuesday Weather. Hi-Lo Bismarck........PtCldy Dccorah; Chicago .........PtCldy 7.1-08 Crawlorcl, Quasqueton; Perry Cmcmnati Fair 83-62 Hummel, Vinton: Ronald Dunn. troop withdrawal by Turkey and at the same time telling Gunes iueiioru, 2Jou i-ourm avenue.; .r i Marion; Thomas John walk out fo1' SOOcl if final North Liberty; David was not reached by Monday midnight (G p.m. But in a midday statement to newsmen in Ankara, Ecevit ap- peared to have taken a morei" flexible approach. He told news-! men. "now each side is working! ilan for gradual withdraw- scen fit for each of Boy, 3, Dies of nally made to give back the! fluenced by the votes for Article refute the evidence. That is the Joseph Lebeda cast by their three colleagues [only viable possibility I see." Joseph Lebeda 74 of 2219 D I The indictment said that twice lon the committee, a substantial] avcnue NE; Floyd Slach, Mar- tellc. and 'Keith Boots, 2060 Glass road NE, each fined S30 and costs. Gordon Fav Jacob- sen, 1409 K street SW; William ident IniuriPSistreet SW. died Monday after ai while the matter was under in-imaJorly of the house appears meriT Jason Amos Jiroutek, 3, son of I illness Bom Dec 23, 1899.jvestigation on Oct. 29, 1973 lo impeachment. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jiroutek, 2454 Deborah drive SW, died early Sunday as the result of an Picture, Information On Accident: Page 4 Czechoslovakia, he spent! again on Nov. 25, 1973, a impeaches! it of his life in Cedar Rapids, [gave Jacobsen Nixon, a senate trial would then determine whether he should be! most of his life in Cedar Rapids, [gave Jacobsen He was employed by Cherry- Burrell as a machinist before Jaworski disqualified himself removed from jhis retirement. Married to the from the Connally investigation by the house former Josephine Soucek in: last November because his Gerbacht, route two, Marion: tp Robert Junior .ion: Stephen Jude Harper, 402 j This for rmula is acceptable automobile accident near Glad-JYelky in Cedar Rapids. 1 1925. he was a member of the j Houston law firm had rcpresent- Jsokols and C.S.A. lodge Prokopjed a dairy industry client in liti- requires only a majority vote.! Conviction in the senate would! College Community school require a two-thirds vote. Fourth street SW; Sharon'Kaejfor both Greece and Turkey." {1970 he brook late Saturday. Born in Cedar Rapids Aug. l Cleveland .......PtCldy 77-5{ DCS Moines Detroit Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Mpls.-St. Paul .Fair 82-59 ____ Fair 80-54 Fair 79-56 ____ Fair 85-62 .PtCldy 70-53 ..PtCldy 77-52 Omaha ............Fair 88-61 St. Louis Sioux Falls .Fair 84-60 Marion, and Donald Leslie fined and costs. Driver's license violation Michael Sisson, Fairfax, and Steven Robert Frondlc, 908 Sixteenth avenue SE, each fined S15 and costs. William Emerson Leslie, jr., Tower Ter- a member of the Turkey submitted a stiff set of j Sunday school at Salem United new demands earlier church. and threatened to quit the nego- tiations unless they were accept- ed by midnight. But Gunes did not carry out the threat after Premier Ecevit met for two hours in Ankara wilh Greek Ambassador D i m i t r i o s Cos- '.'.PtCldy 83-561 Maricn> fined Mississippi Stages i Vehicle control violation Peaceful Future (Flood stages in brackets) j Gerald Clinton, 2820 Waveland drive NW, fined S20 and costs. LaCrosse (12) 4.o. fall .2 j Failure to dim Steven (18) 7.5, fall 1-! We 11 s. 908 Fifth avenue. The Turkish demands includ- ed maintenance and reinforce- ment, if necessary, of its in- .....lib) 1.1 is. 908 Fifth avenue, ment. if necessary, of its in- McGregor'''' (18) lA, rise and costs' j vasion force on Cyprus until the Guttenbcrg to peaceful future of the Turkish Dubuque (17) Davenport (15) Keokuk McQuiston, 1309 N 4.4, no chg. NW, fined S15 and costs. 5.5, fall .8 j Improper muffler Mark I Williams, 2109 Glenway drive Cedar at C.K. (13) 4, fall .5 j SE, and Barbara Overly, 400 I peaceful avenue Qyprj0j minority is assured; au- tonomy for the Turkish Cypriots Coralville Lake Pool level Monday .....683.32 Births Mercy July 28 To the families of Robert 1023 Fourth ave- nue SE, a son: Jeffrey Schu- macher, 1700 Hillside drive NW, a son; Donald Fresc, Wat- kins, a daughter. Births Luke's July 27 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lindale drive NE, each fined S10 and costs. Failure, to yield Janet Merla, Fairfax, fined and costs. Meter violation A. Smith, Anamosa, fined and costs. Drag Hub- bell. 3703 F avenue NW, fined and costs. Intoxication Scott Michael Moulds, Ottumwa, fined S25 and costs. George Kirby, 251 Thirty-fifth street drive SE, Evens, Urbana, a son. July 28 To the families of Gordon L. Hi nue SE, a s kins. Manchester, a daughter, j countv jail_ suspendcd. Out Ot Town Births i Criminal trespass Wayne In Anamosa July 27, n son to! A. Wentzcl, 1430 A avenue Mr. and Mrs. James NW, fined 520 and costs. fined S20 and costs. Leslie Reid, 709 Fifth avc- 4 6 sixth stl.ect SE> son; William Haw-1 scntcnccd to thrce days jn Linn route 2, Cedar Rapids. Marriage Licenses Zuhiar R. Chcctany Susan Kay Bock. Hena am; Sue Disturbing: tht peace Tru- man Blackclond, 702 Seventh SW, fined and costs. Iowa Deaths until a political solution for thc island is reached; acceptance of Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash as a negotiating rep- resentative equal in status to President Glafcos derides of the Greek Cypriot majority, and acceptance of Turkey as the guarantor of the rights of the Turkish Cypriots. Greece said the Turkish de- mands were "unacceptable and promising an open-ended occupation of Cyprus that could last for years and partition of the island be- tween the two ethnic communi- ities. The Turkish embassy in Lon- don said the Cypriot national guard had killed at least 331 Turkish Cypriot villagers since the guard's Greek officers otist- icd President Makarios two Koorland and William Edward j 'Hills _ jcrold Graham, 20.lwceks and thc to" was Rex .Allen and Wednesday 'at George L. peeled to be much higher when Ellen Pctersmitii. Michael Prather and Susan Kay Willcn-l v.'j Too Hnmivo IMC11O1S Surviving in addition to his wife, Josephine, is a George, of Cedar Rapids; threej gation against AMPf. Chief Deputy Newsweek magazine said it] had learned that one of Nixon's best congressional pulse-takers district filed suit Friday in Linn i district court because its insur- Surviving in addition to his parents is a brother, Travis Jiroutek, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Butler, of Union, and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Jiroutek, Cedar Rapids. Services: Tuesday at 2 p.m. inj Janeba-Kuba funeral home west! by t fey. Burial: Czech National. Friends may call at Janeba- Kuba funeral home west. grandchildren and four from any investigation grandchildren Services: Brosh chapel Jaworski also disqualified inow count5 on'y 36 senators for ithe President in an impeach- Iment showdown. ance company has invoked a sports participation exclusion clause and disclaimd liability in connection with a trampoline ac- icident. a.m. Wednesday by the Rev. George McDill. Burial: Czech National. Friends may call after noon Tuesday. acquaintance. The prosecutor turned the milk fund case inves- tigations over to his chief depu- Mrs. Ben Kubias Celia Frances Kubias, 91. wife of Ben A. Kubias, 1538 Sever avenue SE, died Sunday follow- ing a long illness. She was burn Nov. 10, 1882 near Mt. Vernon, was married Jan. 8, 1919. in Cedar Rapids and lived her entire life in Cedar Rapids and vicinity. Surviving in addition to her husband are three daughters, Mrs. John H. McGuire, Ontario, Calif., Mrs. Edward Fleming, Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. James F. Reger. Memphis; two sisters. Emma Pauba. St. Paul, and Mrs. Leo Ulch, Los Angeles; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services: Turner chapel casl at p.m. Wednesday by the Rev. Reuben Tjaden. Burial: Czech National. Friends may call at the funeral home until 1 p.m. Wednesday. The casket will not be open after the scr- Memorial Services Kaemmcrle, Clara Private ervices and burial were held Sunday at Linwood cemetery. Friends are asked to contribute to Camp Good Health or thc charity of their choice. Frederick William Turner east at a.m. Tuesday by the Rev. Alvon Nelson. Burial: Ccdar memori- al. Friends may call at the fu- neral home until 10 a.m. Tues- day. The casket will not be open after thc service. Beaty, Marion J) a.m. Tuesday in St. Patrick's Catho- lic church by the Hev. Martin Laughlin. Burial: St. John's. Christian wake services: p.m. Monday in Kuba funeral home east. Additional survivors are 25 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. ty, Henry Ruth. Connaliy became the fourth identified, former member of President Nixon's cabinet to be indicted in connection with the Watergate scandals and related investiga- tions. Former Atty. Gen. Klein-1 dienst pled guilty to not tes- would need to remain in office and Newsweek said that six of those 36 must be considered "soft." The pulse-taker was not C.R. Youfhs Take Hula Hoop MARSHALLTOWN Cedar Rapids youngsters swept both thc boys and girls cham- pionships here Saturday in the state hula hoop contest. Winners were Lee Martinson, 13. and Jill Wilhclm 10. Lee is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martinson. 657 Thirty- ;involving Jacobsen, j According to the suit, Cynthia at him as a long time friend That is only two more than he olson] a Prairie studenti has no. tified the school district that she claims in damages for being seriously injured in a trampoline accident Feb. 8 at Prairie high school. The school district claims in the suit that its insurance com- pany, Insurance Company of North America, has claimed it is not liable because of the sports exclusion clause. That clause, the- school dis- trict alleges, is a violation of the contract which called for an umbrella policy with coverage in the amount of million without any exclusions. The suit asks that the insur- ance company be prevented from relying on that clause, and asks that thc contract be re- formed by eliminating the ex- clusion effective Jan. 1, 1973, in order to comply with the intend- led meaning of the contract. Household items valued at nom_ have been reported taken rr "y'u: Phoney Blizzard from the Steven Matheny resi- Canvidinn PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. (AP) dence, 1865 0 avenue NW.' i _ Radio station CJAD jn Matheny told police he and! Gf 'real broadcast a blizzard warn- lembers of his family spent! jing as part of its "Christmas in mday night at the next-door Gazette Leased Wires !juiy" spoof? and a television residence of a relative, who was WASHINGTON Assistant'station here was deluged with tifying accurately before a sen- ate committee about the ITT matter. Former Atty. Gen. Mit- chell and former Commerce Secretary Stans were indicted but were found innocent in the Vesco case in New York. Mitchell has been indicted in the Watergate coverup and goes on trial in September. Items Worth Are Reported Stolen WASHINGTON leaders Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott agreed Monday that a senate trial of President Nix- on should be televised but only in a restricted manner. Under Mansfield's plan, only the area where the prosecutors from the house, the defense at- torneys and witnesses sit' will be televised. There would be I no cameras panning around the senate chamber to get pictures I of senators. vacationing. When he returned to his about 7 a.m. Monday, Matheny j noticed an air-conditioner was missing from a window. Further checking revealed a jDemocratic Leader Byrd says calls from listeners. burg, Rhonda Lea Homirc Antbonvi ,'UO Florence! West Liberty. Lillian Kichlcr, 81.' at Snider'sJ all villages were heard from. Cornelius Hover slrcct Jill is jcasy chair and a jar containing Randy Lee Grouse. Thomas Melita and Veronica Holiingswortb, Albert Leonard Downs and Christine Jcanncttc Downs, all of Cedar Barker's. Burial: Tuesday at 3, Rapids. Michael Ray Nichols of j Sixteen cemetery, What Cheer. Atkins and Cheryl Lynn Dooley' Tipton Mrs. Emil Mahl- nf Ccdar Hnpids. Dexter C.j.stcdt. 85, formerly of Lowdcn. West Winficld I S. Asquith, 94. Tuesday at II.( (Continued from Page 1.) ations as Ihe agriculture depart- ment representative while dis- cussing his future job with the ol ucclar Kiipicls. IJexlcr u.tslcclt. 8n, lormerly ol L.OWCICII. r, i- Constant ot Cleveland. Ohio.'Tuesday at Chapman's jniCoillmcnt.il Gram Co., which id Lydia Dawn llc.irn of i Clarence. i then went on lo sell some eight Ccdar Rapids. Milo Joseph Ccr- j Luana Amanda million tolls of grain lo the Sovi- vcny, jr.. of Fairfax and prucsdav at I bara .lean Hanus of Cedar, Lutheran eburcb.' Rapids. David Holanrl Dunlap] of Cedar Hnpid.s and Susan Kii- St. Sdiuttc's, zabctb Renter of Marion. Ttapids and Tberesa Mary Reckcr of Rut the roporl said lhal Palmby, al a minimum, "gave zii'm'the appearance of an impropri- ely while insisling I hero was Wilhclm, Cornelius G. Hover. 91. of contest was open lo in pcnnic.s were taken. Fifth avenue SE, died Sundayjcjtv champions under 16 years- after a brief illness. !ofago. Helped m Lscapes He had been a resident of! i nV anti arc now- eligible! 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Earthquake insurance market is growing in Oklahoma
The market for earthquake insurance in Oklahoma has almost tripled in the past five years, driven by the higher numbers of quakes felt by state residents.
Oklahoma insurance companies wrote $13.1 million in premiums for earthquake coverage in 2013, up from $4.8 million in 2009, according to the Insurance Information Institute.
About 15 percent of homeowners in Oklahoma now carry earthquake insurance, which is either a separate policy or an endorsement to existing coverage. That's up from an estimated 1 percent in 2011.
"More Oklahomans have purchased coverage in the last few years given what's going on," said Insurance Commissioner John Doak. "But the earthquake claims filed have been low, even with all this activity. And the payouts have been low."
In 2013, 128 earthquake claims were filed in Oklahoma, according to the state Insurance Department. Payouts totaled $82,000. In 2014, 75 claims were filed through Aug. 1, with payouts totaling $22,000.
Coverage decreasing nationally
A recent survey by the Insurance Information Institute found just 7 percent of homeowners nationwide had earthquake insurance. That's down from 10 percent in 2013.
Regionally, the residents in the West had the highest rate of earthquake coverage at 10 percent. Midwest residents were at 7 percent and South residents were at 6 percent. The Northeast had the lowest rate at 2 percent.
Even in California, home to some of the strongest earthquakes, just 12 percent of the state's residents purchased earthquake coverage, the institute's survey said.
As the market in Oklahoma has expanded, so has the need for reliable earthquake insurance information for consumers, Doak said.
"Be educated and learn what earthquake insurance could do for you," Doak said. "We want Oklahoma consumers to have more insurance than what they need. These coverages are available for catastrophic risk.
"In Oklahoma, we don't have much tall-building exposure; it's mainly foundational risk in rural and urban areas. It's much different than the multi-billion dollar property market in California."
Separate purchase
Earthquake coverage isn't covered under standard homeowners' or renters' policies. It has to be purchased separately or added as an endorsement to existing coverage.
Following a 5.6-magnitude earthquake in Lincoln County in 2011, Doak said many affected homeowners were surprised their property wasn't covered for earthquake damage under standard policies.
"You really need to read through the policies to understand what they will and won't cover," Doak said. "Most consumers never read their policies until they have a loss. Then they find out what some of those words mean. It's a legal contract between you and your insurance company."
Deductibles differ
Earthquake insurance deductibles are different than regular homeowner's insurance deductibles. For earthquakes, the deductible is typically 1, 2, 5, or 10 percent of the property's value. Some policies won't cover damage to exterior masonry.
Earthquake policies also have a moratorium where coverage can't be added within a certain period of time after an earthquake in the area. Those periods vary by company and by earthquake magnitude, Doak said.
"The best thing to do is to leave your name with your agent and tell them when they can write coverage, to find coverage for you," Doak said. "As soon as their company tells them they can write coverage, the moratorium is lifted."
To help spread awareness, the Insurance Department has proposed a change in its rules to require the 100,000 licensed brokers and agents in the state to take a one-hour class on earthquake coverage as part of their continuing education.
"The industry has embraced it and understands that it's needed," Doak said. "These are professional business people who want to do the very best job for their clients. An additional hour of training to emphasize the policy and what's available is in the best interests of the state of Oklahoma."
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A 26-year-old man is hospitalized at a city hospital after he was shot outside the Palm Court Night Club in the wee hours of Saturday morning.
Stabroek News understands that Jamine Thomas of Campbellville was shot to his neck after he left the club sometime around 3:30am Saturday.
Reports are that as Thomas was preparing to start his motor car, a lone gunman, who was the pillion rider of a CG motorcycle, jumped off the bike walked over to the driver's side of the car and fired four shots into the car.
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Frank and Marsha Moore of Greenwood will celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary with a vow renewal and celebration in June at the Grand Floridian Resort in Disney World with their son and his family.
Mr. Moore and his wife, the former Marsha Sandlin, were married May 2, 1969, in Louisville, Kentucky.
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The couple have one son, Brian Moore; and four grandchildren.
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The condition of veteran Bengali actress Suchitra Sen remains stable but supportive therapy like intermittent non-invasive ventilation continues, a medical bulletin said Friday.
According to the latest bulletin, Sen, who had grown weak due to poor food intake, "looks brighter today (Friday) after tolerating the prescribed diet well".
"The supportive therapy like nebulisation, intermittent non-invasive ventilation and physiotherapy continues as before," it said. She is being treated at the Belle Vue Clinic here.
The actress, who has shunned media and public for decades, intially suffered chest infection. The 82-year-old actress was undergoing treatment for the same at a nursing home since Dec 23. Her condition worsened Dec 28 night.
Following complications, Sen was put on the ventilator Jan 3.
After the actress' condition worsened, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee rushed to city nursing home and spent some time with her at the intensive therapy.
"I have seen her. She is sleeping," said Banerjee coming out of the nursing home.
Dubbed as the Greta Garbo of Bengali cinema, Sen is known for her performances in films "Deep Jwele Jaai" and "Uttar Falguni" in Bengali as well as Hindi movies "Devdas", "Bombai Ka Babu", "Mamta" and "Aandhi".
She won the best actress award for "Saat Paake Bandha" at the Moscow Film Festival in 1963.
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Why you'll watch - January - 09-16-10
Something we've done the past few offseasons is examine schedule, and just in case you needed a little bit more enticement to watch a team like the Penguins, come up with reasons to watch all 82 games on the slate. (And we're a little lean on material until camp starts later this week.)
Here's why you should watch in January.
Jan. 1 - vs. Capitals - Because... well... do you really have that much interest in the Capital One Bowl?
Jan. 5 - vs. Lightning - Because Paul Szczechura is one of the most difficult names on Earth to spell. And we needed an excuse to use this clip:
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Jan. 6 - at Canadiens - Because you can admit it. You sing alone to that annoying "Ole, ole, ole," chant:
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Jan. 8 - vs. Wild - Because chances are you only know Minnesota captain Miiko Koivu for being Saku's little brother. The truth is, he's one of the best all-around, complete players in the entire NHL:
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Jan. 10 - vs. Bruins - Because even at age 42, former Penguins forward Mark Recchi, is still getting it done for the Bruins:
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Jan. 12 - vs. Canadiens - Because the Canadiens are trying to convince the world (and maybe themselves) that Carey Price was the right goaltender to hang on too:
Jan. 15 - at Bruins - Because Bruins captain Zdeno Chara is pretty much the only guy in the NHL who regularly uses a slapper in the shootout:
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Jan. 18 - vs. Red Wings - Because even if these team only meet twice a season at most, it's still one of the NHL's hottest rivalries:
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Jan. 20 - at Devils - Because you still want to chant "Mooooooossssseeeeee!!!!!" anytime Johan Hedberg makes a save:
Jan. 22 - vs. Hurricanes - Because hopefully for his sake, Cam Ward got that hole in his glove fixed:
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Jan. 25 - vs. Islanders - Because you only get so many times in your life to watch the greatest (and only) NHL player from Delaware, Mark Eaton:
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Come for the Cronuts, Stay for the Peek Inside Dominique Ansel's Brain
Cookbook Review
Cookbook: Dominique Ansel: The Secret Recipes by Dominique Ansel
Overall impression: The Secret Recipes is both a peek into the mind of a culinary artist and a collection of recipes for delicious treats ranging from easy to challenging.
I was drawn to Dominique Ansel: The Secret Recipes by the siren song of the Cronut, the croissant-doughnut hybrid that people wait in line for hours to buy. I was happily surprised to find the book stands on much sturdier ground than just the hype of a fad. Ansel is an artist who, in this book, demystifies the masterpieces you could previously only get at his bakery.
Eggnog Caramels?! This All-Caramel Cookbook Tells Us How
New Cookbook First Look
The book: Artisan Caramels by Sandy Arevalo
The angle: All caramels, all the time. Go get yourself a pan.
Recipes for right now: Pumpkin Pie Caramels, Hot Chocolate Caramels, Tiramisu Caramels, Stout and Pretzel Caramels, Eggnog Caramels, French Toast Caramels with Bacon, Cinnamon Roll Caramels
Who would enjoy this book? Caramel lovers.
Mrs. Wheelbarrow's Practical Pantry Is Required Reading Material for Passionate Home Preservers
New Cookbook First Look
The book: Mrs. Wheelbarrow's Practical Pantry by Cathy Barrow
The angle: Farmer's markets are fleeting — make the good stuff last.
Recipes for right now: Rugelach, Figgy Marmalade with Macadamia Nuts, Chicken Breasts with Currant Jelly Sauce, Dilly Beans, Leftover-Turkey Soup, Canned Dried Beans, Duck Confit, Gravlax, Cream Cheese, Cajeta
Who would enjoy this book? Home preservers of any skill or obsession level.
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I have to declare clear bias here, but I think that this cookbook gift package is a pretty fab way to spend $95. It includes one of my own books, Bakeless Sweets (yes, I said I'm biased!), and books by two friends: Whole Grain Mornings by Megan Gordon and Pretzel Making at Home by Andrea Slonecker. The package includes this too-honest tote and a few bags of Treat Shop pecans — a pretty sweet gift.
The Most Family-Friendly Recipes from America's Test Kitchen, All in One Cookbook
New Cookbook First Look
The book: The New Family Cookbook by America's Test Kitchen
The angle: A brand-new edition (with all new recipes!) of this all-purpose, all-encompassing, all-powerful cookbook.
Recipes for right now: Rosemary and Garlic White Bean Dip, Tangy Apple-Cabbage Slaw, Weeknight Chicken Cacciatore, Skillet Lasagna, Old-Fashioned Stovetop Grits, Multigrain Pancakes, Cream Cheese Brownies
Who would enjoy this book? New cooks, anyone looking for one definitive cookbook for their collection.
7 Questions for Janna Gur, Author of Jewish Soul Food
Expert Interview
With Hanukkah around the corner and Christmas coming soon, holiday cookbook season is in full swing. Among the piles of recently published, glossy tomes, the book I'm most excited about is Jewish Soul Food: From Minsk to Marrakesh by Janna Gur.
Gur is the longtime editor of Al Hashulchan, a popular food publication in Israel. Through her work, she has been exposed to hundreds of recipes for what she calls "grandma cooking" — dishes brought with immigrants to Israel from countries, as her title suggests, as far flung as Algeria and Yemen to Poland and Russia. Jewish Soul Food is her love poem to these foods, as well as her attempt to make them "sexy and relevant" to today's cooks.
100 Days of Real Food Makes Healthy Eating as a Family Feel Approachable and Doable
Cookbook Review
Cookbook: 100 Days of Real Food by Lisa Leake
Overall Impression: A well-researched book with a lot of information on eating healthy food with a focus on kid-friendly recipes.
All of us always want to eat better food and live healthier lifestyles. However, when life gets maniacally busy — with school, work, and life — it is almost too easy to turn to convenience food, even though we all know that healthy, home-cooked food is best. This book is a comprehensive look into how one family managed to change their lifestyle by making sure to eat only real food and the lessons that they learned about eating well.
The Bar Tartine Cookbook is a Dream Come True for DIY-Obsessed Urban Homesteaders
New Cookbook
The book: Bar Tartine by Nicolaus Balla and Cortney Burns
The angle: Urban homesteading with a bit of a Scandinavian vibe, plus plenty of recipes to put your DIY goods on the table.
Recipes for right now: Hoshigaki (Dried Persimmons), Parsnip Powder, Kefir Cream, Pine Oil, Brussels Kraut, Black Garlic & Lentil Soup, Cauliflower Salad with Yogurt & Chickpeas, Rye Pound Cake with Pear Sherbet & Chestnuts
Who would enjoy this book? Anyone obsessed with preserving all the things.
10 Great Cookbooks You May Have Missed This Year
Holiday Gift Guide From The Kitchn
You can't go wrong when you give books for the holidays. And when there are so many great cookbooks to choose from, your shopping list just got a whole lot easier. Here are our favorite cookbooks that might have escaped your notice this year.
Plus, we think it should be customary that if you give a cookbook, the thank you comes in the form of a baked good or meal.
This Cookbook Is Your Companion Guide to Soup Season
New Cookbook First Look
The book: Soups & Stews from Fine Cooking
The angle: Recipes for soups and stews to satisfy your every craving, no matter the weather.
Recipes for right now: Velvety Carrot Soup, Barley Minestrone, Chicken Coconut Soup, Spiced Tomato and Red Lentil Soup, Noodle Soup with Kale and White Beans, Black Bean Soup with Sweet Potatoes, Classic Chicken Pot Pie
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- The Shotgun Creek Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Riding Area is no longer in regulated use closure. When the area is in Industrial Fire Precaution Level (IFPL) I or II please have an 8 oz. fire extinguisher on each OHV while riding. When the IFPL levels increase to Levels III or IV, trails will close. For more information: http://www.blm.gov/or/districts/eugene/recreation/ohv.php
- For complete fire level information and current restrictions, go to the Oregon Department of Forestry's website: http://www.oregon.gov/odf/pages/FIRE/precautionlevel.aspx
The wide variation in the lands managed by the District offers the perfect compromise between the urban parks in the cities and the high elevation recreation opportunities in the adjacent Willamette, Siuslaw, and Umpqua National Forests. More than 200,000 visitors a year come to the Eugene District to sightsee, hike, fish, swim, hunt, picnic, and pursue other recreational activities.
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Clay Creek
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Hult Reservoir
Fees: No fees associated with this site.
Also referred to as Horton Pond, Hult Reservoir is an ideal site for a picnic, camp, or an afternoon playing on the water. The reservoir ... more>>
Lake Creek Falls
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The alcohol ban is now in effect for the Lower Lake Creek Falls recreation area. Possession or consumption of alcohol at the ... more>>
McKenzie River
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One of the region's most popular rivers for white water rafting and float boating, the McKenzie also offers easy access to world class ... more>>
Row River Trail
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Bicyclists, hikers, and equestrians may enjoy the numerous lakeside vistas and historic covered bridges along the Row River Trail. more>>
Sharps Creek
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Sharps Creek Recreation Site is nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, 18 miles southeast of Cottage Grove. Located ... more>>
Shotgun Creek
Fees: $3 per day or $15 per season. For 2015, fees are in effect from 6/13 - 9/13.
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Shotgun OHV Trail System
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Shotgun Creek OHV is a 34 mile trail system with Easiest to Most Difficult trails. The majority of trails are open to Class I & III ... more>>
Tyrrell Forest Succession Trail
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West Eugene Wetlands
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La protección social ha ido adquiriendo rápidamente importancia en la agenda de las políticas de desarrollo en la última década. Aunque cada vez más dominada por los programas de transferencias condicionales e incondicionales de efectivo, la amplia gama de instrumentos que tienen como objetivo aliviar la pobreza y gestionar los riesgos de los medios de subsistencia tienen a menudo implicaciones directas e intencionadas en la seguridad alimentaria.
El latifundio y la extranjerización de las tierras son dos amenazas para la seguridad alimentaria. Como se aborda el tema en las organizaciones internacionales y que respuestas se puedan adoptar?
The Cost of Hunger in Africa (CoHA): The Social and Economic Impact of Child Undernutrition in Malawi report shows that the country loses significant sums of money each year as a result of child undernutrition through increased healthcare costs, additional burdens to the education system and lower productivity by its workforce. It estimates that child undernutrition cost Malawi 10.3 percent of Gross Domestic Product in 2012 (most recent year with complete data).
The 12-country, government-led study is commissioned by the African Union and the New Partnership for Africa's Development's Planning and Coordinating Agency and supported by the UN Economic Commission for Africa and the UN World Food Programme. The study's model estimates the additional cases of illness, death, school repetitions, school dropouts, and reduced physical productivity directly associated with those suffering undernutrition before the age of five. Based on data from each country, the model then estimates the associated economic losses incurred by the economy in terms of health, education, and potential productivity in a single year. So far, it has been conducted in six countries in Africa including Malawi.
Some key findings to emerge from the study in Malawi reveal that:
Overall, the Cost of Hunger in Africa study serves as an important tool to show how undernutrition is not just a health issue, but an economic and social one as well that requires multi-sectoral commitment and investment. It reinforces the critical need to prioritize nutrition in the national development agenda.
That Africa has become a net importer of food and of agricultural products, despite its vast agricultural potential, is puzzling. Using data mainly for the period 1960-2007, this report seeks to explain Africa's food-trade deficit since the mid-1970s. The core finding is that population growth, low and stagnating agricultural productivity, policy distortions, weak institutions and poor infrastructure are the main reasons. A typology of African countries based on data between 2000 and 2005 reveals that the state of food import dependency is different across the continent and varies according to countries' levels of income. Although the few and relatively rich countries in Africa had the highest net food imports per capita (USD 185 per year in real terms), they had ample means to pay for their food import bills using revenue from non-agricultural sources. Conversely, the majority of the Africa's low-income countries (mostly in Sub-Saharan Africa), where twothird of its population lives, had been net food importers; they imported far less food per capita (USD 17 per year) but had difficulty covering their food imports bills, as their export revenues were limited. Overall, between 1980 and 2007, Africa's total net food imports in real term grew at 3.4 percent per year, but this growth was mostly fuelled by population growth (2.6 percent per year); the increase in per capita food import was only about 0.8 percent per year. Food consumption on per capita basis grew only at about 1 percent per year, while food production grew at an even smaller rate of less than 0.1 percent per year. The slow growth of food consumption and imports per capita is consistent with the weak economic growth and unchanged dietary pattern in the continent. Food import share, regardless of income levels, is relatively small and represents less than 5 percent of per capita income (GDP per capita). Because the share of food expense in household income is generally high in Africa, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, that the share of food imports over GDP is small implies that domestic production has largely contributed to feeding Africa's population. Still, domestic food production has remained relatively low and increased only by 2.7 percent per year, just barely above population growth rate. This implies that any increase in per capita consumption had to be met by an increase in imports. The weak growth in food production arises from various constraints including those linked directly to agricultural productivity. Data and evidence from literature highlight that technical, infrastructural and institutional constraints share the blame. Likewise, distortions arising from both internal and external economic and agricultural policies (especially the protection and subsidies from developed countries and taxation on food production within Africa) have affected food productivity, production and trade in Africa. However, the examples of a few successful practices in African agriculture and the fact that the domestic food production has managed to keep up with population growth inspire optimism that the future is not all dark. There is a lot of room for improvement for agricultural productivity in these low-income countries to the point at which production growth outpaces the growth of population and per capita consumption.


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Fabulous salon and great experience. I had a treatment plus cut and blow dry with Ozzie and he was lovely - he really took the time to understand how I style and wear my hair before recommending a cut that would fit with my lifestyle. Nothing dramatic (I only went in for a trim) but a significantly better cut than I had before. Over the moon with it and will be returning. Coffee great also and all the staff were so welcoming.
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Two churches' A/C units damaged; loss estimated in thousands
Police say in reports that units are dismantled and then dumped somewhere.
Published: Saturday, January 15, 2011 at 3:51 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 15, 2011 at 11:58 p.m.
DUNNELLON — In three days, the air-conditioning units at two churches have been dismantled by someone looking for copper, and damages to the items have been estimated in the thousands of dollars.
At 8:46 a.m. on Tuesday, a trustee at St. John's Methodist Church, 12390 W. County Road 328, told a sheriff's deputy who was called to the scene that when he arrived at the church, he noticed the copper coils for two industrial and one residential A/C units had been removed.
The units, the deputy noted in his report, had been dismantled, and the lines to the copper coils were cut.
The trustee told the deputy the A/Cs, valued at $15,700, were operational on Jan. 9 at 1 p.m.
Officials believe the theft occurred between Jan. 9 and Jan. 11.
Not far from that location, at 12264 W. State Road 40, a sheriff's deputy was called to an A/C theft and dismantling at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church on Friday afternoon.
A cleaning lady for the church told the deputy that when she arrived at the building, she noticed the A/C unit near the door she usually enters was missing. Thinking it was unusual, the woman called law enforcement.
At the scene, the deputy noted three industrial A/C units had been dismantled and the copper coils taken.
The cost of the units was estimated at $9,000. Officials believe the thefts occurred between Jan. 9 and Jan. 14.
While investigating that case, a deputy went to a vacant lot in the 13500 block of Southwest Ninth Lane — not far from the first A/C thefts —– where two men said they found numerous pieces of A/C units.
A deputy saw what appeared to be at least six scrapped A/C units and that the copper for the A/C units was missing.
Other A/C parts were seen around the area, which officials say appears to be a dumping area for trash and debris. Deputies said they could not be sure whether or not these A/C parts might be related to the recent church vandalism.
Deputies say they've experienced multiple A/C thefts where copper is being removed in the Dunnellon area within the last few months. Most of the thefts have occurred on foreclosed/vacant homes.
Overall, within the county, authorities say they've seen an increase in A/C and copper thefts.
Two years ago, officials documented 83 cases of A/C thefts.
Last year, that figure jumped to 180.
For copper thefts, in 2009, there were 54 cases. A year later, the number increased to 217.
The problem is not only confined to the county.
Within the Ocala city limits, in 2009, there were 63 A/C thefts, while last year the number spiked to 103.
For copper thefts, in 2009, there were 241, and last year the number dropped to 107.
Anyone with any information about the church cases or any A/C thefts in the Dunnellon area can call the Sheriff's Office at 732-9111, Crime Stoppers at 368-STOP, or visit www.ocalacrimestoppers.com.
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Sweet Surrender–The beautiful Lily Aldridge stars in the May issue of Elle US, looking sweet and sexy in some of spring's most romantic looks. In front of David Bellemere's lens, the Victoria's Secret model and recent Sports Illustrated cover girl enchants wearing designs from the likes of Balmain, Jason Wu and Nina Ricci styled by fashion editor Samira Nasr.
The styling on this shoot is horrible! Just no.
Love the close up shot of Lily in that pink top. Gorgeous! Pastels are the way to go on Easter. http://visual-therapy.com/blog/on-trend-easter-pastel-parade/
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In 1707, the company was founded by Kaiser Joseph I, and its more than 300-year history makes it one of the oldest major auction houses in the world.
As a well-known Viennese institution, the Dorotheum embodies a piece of Austrian history. 80 years after it was founded as a "Displacement and Inquiry Office for Vienna", it became the former Dorotheekirche: which is how the "Dorotheum" received its current name. The magnificent Palais Dorotheum in the Dorotheergasse where the old convent was formerly located was completed in 1901. Plans for the new building in Neo-Baroque style were designed by the famous Ringstrasse architect, Emil Ritter von Förster. Kaiser Franz Joseph himself conducted its grand opening. Even back then, the premises met all the requirements of a major auction house – the elegant auction company was right at home in the spacious showrooms and salons. Today the palace is the backdrop of the unique, attractive ambience of the major international Dorotheum auctions.
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Since autumn 2001, the Dorotheum has private owners who continue to run the house with lots of personal commitment and a great amount of enthusiasm for art. The management's aim is to expand Vienna as a location for auctions while maintaining the charm of the traditional building. Dorotheum represents a meeting place for art lovers and collectors, offering competent customer service, a young image, and an excellent international network. Particular focus is especially put on modern and contemporary art.
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$799—$999 1—3 bed 250 Stone Mill Road, Lancaster PA, 17601
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250 Stone Mill Road, Lancaster, 17601
Commute to Downtown Lancaster
The rent at Stone Mill Station Apartments ranges from $799 for a one bedroom to a $999 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 51% more expensive than the Lancaster average.
This apartment is in Lancaster. Nearby parks include Martin Greider Park, Hamilton Park and Buchanan Park.
Stone Mill Station Apartments has a Walk Score of 53 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
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Jun 29, 2012
horriod! Very rude office reps, appts are broken and falling apart! rents way to high for that very low quality! no pool!
A Google User
Jun 08, 2009
I went to look at the apartment and it was OK at first. after no more than a week of living here the neighbors were so bad i couldn't even walk in my own apartment because they said the floor made to much noise and they even called the police. the bathroom fan broke in one day asked them to replace it they never did. they were supposed to put a blind up but took them almost a month to get it in. the switch for the garbage disposal didn't work half of the time. whoever was supposed to take care of the central air didn't do so. i had to deal with my summer there being hot as heck even with the ac running(it was barely cold and didn't have enough air flow. They are supposed to change the air filter every month or so but didn't do it the whole year i was there. the bathroom tub s paint came off in a week i don't know whats was up with that. Oh the kicker whoever did the welding on the pipes for water sucked because they leaked and soaked my whole bathroom and kitchen many times took them 5 times and still didn't get it done right so had to get someone else to do it properly. the kitchen floor was not done correctly kept coming up and moving. there was rust in the air ducts to. the doors in the room fell off i had to adjust it myself in order for it to work because no matter how many times i asked them to they never got anyone to do it. the balcony is the most unsafe place there is. it was loose and felt like we would fall if we even came close to it. then they sent a Note asking us to make sure our apartments are clean and balcony is clear of anything so that they can show there bosses the apartments and balcony if we didn't do so we would get fined.(not that i needed to worry about that) all in all the price they ask for rent is well not worth it. I would suggest better management not just locally but in corporate as well. and they need a lower price on there apartments. i will not ever live there again. i fulfilled my one year contract so i wouldn't have a bad mark on my credit other than that i would have left sooner
A Google User
Jun 04, 2010
Most of the negative reviews were given before the current property management company, Solomon Organization, owned the apartment complex. I know this apartment complex used to be awful, but Solomon has been doing a great deal to improve the property, both inside and out. The remodeled apartments are beautiful inside. If you opt for a non-remodeled apartment, the quality is lower, but it is still very nice with new flooring and a fresh coat of paint. The layout is nice, my one bedroom apartment is huge. They are also very pet friendly. I had difficulty finding a nice apartment, at a decent price, where I could bring my boxer and two cats. This apartment filled that need. There is a lot of open space around the buildings, and a park with a huge open field across the street, perfect for running my dog on her 20 foot lead. There is a lot of diversity, people from all walks of life. There are a lot of kids, but no playground or specific place for them to play. This is unfortunate, and the kids tend to overrun the property when the weather is nice. It's fine if you like kids, they are pretty respectful, just really active. However, I know people complain about the kids running around. I like all of my neighbors in my building, but I can't attest for everyone. I know some of the people in other buildings get rowdy. The soundproofing in the apartments is very poor, so if you have noisy neighbors, you're going to hear them. My upstairs neighbor sounds so loud just walking on the floor (though he's not stomping around) so just be prepared for this ahead of time. I feel the location is ideal. There is a nice park close by, and an even nicer park a few more blocks up the road. The other park has a nice playground, open fields, and some light hiking trails. We are close to two bus routes, Grandview/Rossmere and Columbia. Columbia is one of the best bus routes in the county, and runs very late (even on weekends). We are in walking distance to a grocery store, many eateries, convenience stores, dry cleaners, shopping centers, skating rink, retirement community, and gyms. Also a short drive from Lancaster City, Millersville, and tons of businesses located on or around Columbia Avenue. At certain times of the day, the traffic gets heavy on Columbia Ave, but that is to be expected. During the winter, our maintenance guys were religiously out cleaning the sidewalks and parking lot (a really hard job, with the nor'easters that came through). Never had a problem with snow and ice building up, I really commend them. They clean the property all the time, it looks really nice outside. However, when it comes to repairs in the apartments, it can take awhile for the problem to get fixed and not always done well. I think they are trying to approve in this area. My base rent will increase pretty expeditiously when it is time to renew my lease, I am a little annoyed about that. We used to have small storage areas, and they recently removed them. They are also taking out our pool, so don't even consider that. So it annoyed me when they took away things but increased our rent so much. We do have access to Quail Run (their sister properties) community room and fitness room. I don't think too many people take advantage of this. There are a lot of improvements to the lighting around the grounds, and less theft has been happening around the vehicles. I've been outside all hours (to take the dog out) and have felt pretty safe. All in all, my experience at Stone Mill Station has been positive. It's not perfect, but Solomon Organization is trying to clean up from years of mismanagement and bad maintenance. They are really taking steps to improve their services, and I have always had positive communication with the management. If anything changes, I will make sure to update my review!
A Google User
Sep 23, 2010
I agree with the previous review about the older comments being left before the new management took over. I've lived here over a year and its been fine. Had some trouble with neighbors but management did a good job of taking care of it. I also agree that it takes them forever and a year to do repairs. I've been waiting for a fan replacement for a year. It was "back ordered." I seriously doubt it was back ordered for an entire year, but anyway, other than that, the apartments are nice and the outdoors are kept up. They have landscapers that come by. A bit pricey for what you get but there are far worst places out there. All in all, I don't mind living here. Pros: nice quiet area, near major roads but not directly on them shopping centers are within walking distance outdoors are kept up pet friendly friendly neighbors washer and dryer in apartments Cons: Children run around unsupervised repairs take a long time to get fixed No pool, or rather we have one but has no water and its going to be turned into something else pricey for what you get bugs (not coach roaches but spiders and centipedes always pop up)
Justyn Arment
Apr 30, 2016
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Who in this world does not like holidays? All of us would like to go for one, firstly the days are stress free that will leave anyone relaxed and re energized after a hectic working schedule…And when we talk about hectic schedule, no one can forget our telly celebs who work for days and nights on the sets without a single holiday.
Jay Bhanushali- Definitely 'Australia' An amazing place with beautiful locations, amazing culture and a fun place with authentic food.
Ragini Khanna- 'Swiss' is an exotic location for holidays, there is no place as Swiss it feels 'Heaven'
Giaa Manek- I have been to 'Switzerland' before, and I love that place a lot and very exotic for me to go for a holiday, it's a beautiful and a fun place!
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best for holidays, the beaches which takes your stress away and leaves you with
Mitali Nag- I would like to retire in the arms of my loved one, no place as this 'heaven'.
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Anas Rashid- there is no place as exotic as 'Kashmir', its beauty of nature is inexpressible;
a treat to your eye, very pleasing and wonderful.
Sukirti Kandpal- Obviously has to be the beautiful 'Nainital' if in India but if overseas then surely 'Monaco'.
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Dec 29 2010Real Life Magic!: Make Your Own Rorschach Mask With Actually Morphing Designs
I know what you're thinking, but no, that's not a Juggalo. It's a homemade Rorschach mask that actually changes designs when worn. How does it work? Thermochromic paint. I don't even know what that is but now I want my whole bedroom painted with it!
Using Thermochromic paint pigment and clear screen printing base, you can now make an ink blot mask that changes like the character Rorschach from the movie the watchmen. As you breath in and out, the color of the mask changes from black to white wherever the wearer's breath hits it and warms it to a point above 86 degrees F.
The video tutorial is after the jump, along with a couple other videos I found on Youtube of people who've made similar masks. Admittedly, they're pretty awesome. I'm probably gonna make one and use it to rob a bank. "I dunno, it was a guy with a sock over his head -- looked like there might have been a winged devil painted on it. Which -- does that mean I have daddy issues?"
Hit the jump for the videos.
Make Your Own Rorschach Mask! [nerdbastards]
How to Make a Real-Life Rorschach Mask [geekosystem]
Thanks to Harry, who made a functional Doctor Manhattan suit but is embarrassed to wear it because his wiener shows. ADD A BANANA HAMMOCK, FOOL!
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Cosplay at its finest. The truly innovative make the best costumes.
Do you know what 2nd place is?
First loser. :(
cool in concept, but in execution it looks exactly like what it is. the mouth area turns black when you exhale and back to white when you inhale. That's a pretty long way from the desired effect.
Why is one of the Watchmen named after a character in "Welcome Back Kotter"?
Next Halloween costume - sorted.
@4 its irony. rorsach becomes a splotch at the end when dr. manhattan splats him
this is actually a really awesome costume. too bad chicks wont understand it and cant see you so it would be horrible to use on halloween to pick up on women.
How would that work with underwear? haha
@6, 4 is trying to be cute, talking about Horshack, From Welcome Back Kotter.
that is awesome, well done
the first one was amazing
the second was creepy
the third was gay
As mentioned I figured the changing would be located mostly around the mouth, but with a little patience and work it shouldn't be hard to make the heat disperse around better. Pretty sweet.
The pattern on the shirt looks like a freaky cartoon rabbit!
I've had one of these for a year and a half.
Clever, but still a bit crappy.
@13 agreed old as sin.
I was going to make one ages ago but didn't like the weird look of the only changing mouth piece.
The first thing i thought was 'what have those juggalos done now... ?'
My question is if its dangerous for you to breath through....
@6 Some chicks like Watchmen too y'know, me being one of them. If I saw a guy wearing one of these masks I would definitely compliment them because it's fucking awesome.
Made this same mask for my husband last Halloween! I should have made a video...But, yeah. It was amazing.
The best design to make is one that is narrow in the nose region, so if you breathe out of your nose, the design gets split up and actually looks like it has changed. Alternating between nose and mouth adds to the effect and it works much better in cold air, because it returns to black quicker and it makes it look more liquid.
This has to be the coolest thing I have ever seen, a cloth material that actually changes, just like the movie, For the people saying is crappy or whatever, you guys are IDIOTS, I dont mean to be mean but, Show me a better way to do this effect?
besides Comment 20. J'Aime is right, all you need is know how to paint it to make the pattern look better, but, this is definitely the coolest thing I have ever seen, and What if is old? Is new to me, I would love to have one of these, I dont think i could make it but, so freaking AWESOME
That's pretty sweet. It just takes a few simple ingredients to create this mask. The wife beater shirts are good to use, considering they're breathable.
Oh man!
Im so gonna do this for halloween now!
That's really, really cool!
Fucking Rorschach masks, how do they work?
Awesome! But like 17, I'm a little cautious. Does anyone know for sure if this stuff is safe to breath through, possibly for hours? I'd definitely do a little homework before trying this.
Yeah.. the people who say this is not awesome probably suck at making costumes and don't know what kind of materials are available out there for the general public.. I had no idea there was heat sensitive paint available and probably would have attempted to make this mask out of two sheets of plastic with ink in between.. and it probably would not have worked as well as this.
I was just wondering how see through this is though?
Yeah.. the people who say this is not awesome probably suck at making costumes and don't know what kind of materials are available out there for the general public.. I had no idea there was heat sensitive paint available and probably would have attempted to make this mask out of two sheets of plastic with ink in between.. and it probably would not have worked as well as this.
I was just wondering how see through this is though?
@#6 - Don't be a sexist. Chicks read comic books and graphic novels too :P
I'm a chick. I loved Watchmen and I know who Rorschach is, tyvfm.
@17 and 24
This is the MSDS on Thermochromic Paint (though this isn't the same kind, similar paint could have similar properties)
Skin contact - May cause irritation to skin. Wash off immediately with plenty of soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing. Seek medical attention if irritation or symptoms persist.
Eye contact - May cause irritation to eyes. Rinse immediately with plenty of water for 15 minutes holding the eyelids open. Seek medical attention if irritation or symptoms persist.
Inhalation - May cause irritation to mucous membranes. Move the exposed person to fresh air.
Ingestion - May cause irritation to mucous membranes. DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. Seek medical attention if irritation or symptoms persist.
Note: "May cause". I don't think it's that bad for you, but it depends on the person, and how long you are breathing it in. But that is my opinion, and I am not a professional in any way.
@17 and 24 and 29
Yeah, it's gong to be safe enough when used in the fashion described. Almost any powdered pigment will be an irritant, if touched, inhaled, ingested, etc (and many are much much worse). The key here is that it is suspended and encased in an acrylic medium. This is essentially how all fabric paints are made, even powdered pigments that are normally on the toxic side are safe to handle once they've been mixed and dried into the binding paint medium.
Think of the powdered pigment particles like bouncy balls - they get everywhere if you dump a jar on the floor. But if you fill that jar with glue, and then dump those balls, they aren't going anywhere - especially once it dries into a big lumpy mass on the living room floor and your girlfriend totally freaks out, even though you explain how it's a metaphor for the interaction between pigments and binder on a fabric medium....
Should you chew on the mask? No, but touching it and breathing will be safe.
If I wasn't making the world's greatest costume already, I would totally make one of these....
See you at Halloween, Geekologie >:)


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By EMILY PARRY
On a picture-perfect summer day in Boston, people played games, enjoyed Sno-Kones, and listened to music performed by Cordelia & The Buffalo.
But they didn't gather just for fun and games. Members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community and their supporters at the Harvard Longwood Campus came together to socialize and show their pride at what is expected to be an annual event.
Attendees at the first annual Pride on the Quad Day met colleagues and friends from across the Longwood campuses who are working on LGBT issues. The purpose of Pride Day, according to Jessica Halem, program manager of the LGBT Office in the HMS Office for Diversity Inclusion and Community Partnership, was to provide a time for "allies, new friends and old friends in the LGBT community to come together and just have fun."
The event took place during the Longwood Summer Music Series and was a first-time collaboration with the Office of Diversity Inclusion at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
"This event is going to take place each summer because it's a time of year when the staff can really take time out of their day to come together," Halem said. "Because so much of the year is focused on students and faculty, it is important to know that this event is geared to be fun for the staff."
Throughout the event, staff members from the LGBT Advisory Committee were on hand to talk to attendees about any issues or concerns and how the Committee can help provide support.
"This year is special because it is our first time coming together as a community to celebrate the recent Supreme Court ruling making marriage equality the law of the land throughout the United States," Halem said.
The LGBT Office was established in 2014 to enhance diversity inclusion while fostering an open, affirming and welcoming community for LGBT students, staff, faculty, trainees and fellows at Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine. Its goal is to identify key areas of importance, programmatic interventions and resources that support LGBT issues.
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