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Issue date: Thursday, May 5, 1887
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Waukesha Freeman, The (Newspaper) - May 5, 1887, Waukesha, Wisconsin No. 18. WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN MAT 5; 1887. WHOLE NUMBER, 1483 Thursday Morning by Proprietors. S1.5O A. h-FiCK So. 5 GRAND AVJEWOIE. hAL PAPEB OF THE COUNTY. PAGES: H. HadfieU is said to be J erect a residence. jl pretty village of Eagle is in Lin and has rich iron mines in iu diamond fields. II. Sawyer, the well-known is to make his home L) has taken one of Prof. Rank- Lies. fhe Hudfield Co. has fenced off a c pink in the addition and deer placed therein. This v means a deer park. L mathematician has computed Li! the dost that was: stirred up jay by the wind storm was dump- foMilwaukee Bay, they would be for corn there within a week. Emma Kilrnister and her Anita and Grace have their departure for England, Ibiio there will make their homo smoke stack of the Saratoga Mill was blown down Monday and about half of it torn to pieces. The electric light wires were all from their fastenings by the stack falling across them. communication of Wau- kesha lodge No..37, P. and A. M., on Friday evening, May 6th. Work in the F. C. degree. Visiting brethren invited. Geo. H. Abbott has removed her dress making rooms from her former residence on Main street to the dwelling recently occupied by Mrs Perkins, on Arlington Ave. Donnelly, an insane, man was taken to the asylum by Sheriff Snyder last week. He has been in jail for some time and is liable at any time to becomo desperate.in his insanity. Hodgson and hie father's family have taken up their home in the 'Dr. Bacon residence, and Dr. Bacon's family are making their home in the adjoining residence. honors of the present gradbat. ing class of Carroll College have'been awarded as follows: Valedictory, Miss Mary Rankin; Salutatory, James Wat- son; Honor Oration, Charles Winkin- werder; Honor Essays, Miss Maude Kendrich and Miss Alice Gfiswold. representative, of Tbe Freeman was at Mukwonago yesterday in atten- dance on the Sheep-Shearing Festival, and next week we will give a report of it. There was a fair, attendance. 5TBERG SONS, AliE OFFEEIKC A VERY LAKGE STOCK OF ES jlid Gold, Gold Filled, Silver and Nickel Cases, Prices to Suit the Purse of .Everybody. tho lecture by Kev. A. Presbyterian Church, Sihy, May at p. m. ?c-: "The Universal 'Enemy." free. we pleased to observe that has taken up his "ere, ancl will henceforth be oue fstfesivc citizens of this pro- f town. laiuci Hadfield has been rc- numbers cf letters from boarders requesting ac- .f "ons forlhe summer. Seven reserved. All-for New te People. Y-A COmpe- geaerftl to Mrs. A, J. AVC. f shavo and a dandy 'hair MOW hrber in Cwne block. you Have you seen the Eaudo the Rotunda, the Parisian Roller Hair Brush' acd promoter of. the Perfect Pompadur, at the new barber shop in Carney block, by Won- zor the Tonsor. part of the' residence of the' Misses Winton now undergoing repairs was moved by the heavy winds from its foundation, last Monday. The shed for the covering of agricultural machinery at the corner of "Main and Clinton streets was also blown down. Theso with the destruction of the smoke stack at the Saratoga about cover the losses from the big blow. The loss to the latter firm is computed Charlotte Jones has opened dress-making roGros On South .Street, two doors west.of Grand A.-enue, and, she be pleased to receive calls from all persons wishing anything In her 'r The S. D. Taylor System .used .in- Peshtigo Argus, one of the welcome visitors at .The Freeman, of- fice, contributes.these pleasant words: "The Waukesha Freeman has had .its office enlarged and made more conve- nient-otherwise. It promises to put in other machinery' and improve itself materially. The Freeman is now' a good paper, and we don't see what will become of it if made better. young fellow named R. R. Frisby, who insulted and chased two school girls .'one afternoon last week, GOOD-BYE JOSEPH J. It Does Make a Difference Where the Nomination Comes From. TJie Village Election and its Kesults. Waukesha has done well to show to silly concoetors' of quack tickets and who is very likely the same person that there is a point beyond which that took Jhold of the bridle of Miss j they cannot, successfully and, that Breese's horse and was whipped off by i point was reached when the name of that plucky-lady, -has 'been sentenced Joseph J. Hadfield was'selected as the to jaiK 'If a flogging co.uld head of their.ticket. Mr. A- be'added'-to- tho sentence in this in-iyear ago, accepted- the nomination for stance it would not be a bad idea. I President of the Village on the Repub- -In the drama, "Qut of IIical1 ticket.'! last' fal1 the as given by the Donivaa Musical Com-1 elected him to the Assembly, and a edy hav.e the only recog-1 the Labor1 Union took, nized rival of the famous' "Uncle Tom's him up and expected to wm a victory Cabin." "Out of Bondage" presents hlm- He himself, expected to be thrilling picture of the terrible bondage! elected, and openly boasted that he of slavery days, with their'oppression be; and notwithstanding -the and ignorance, the great: struggle for liberty1, and the glorious emancipation. A great moral lesson, interspersed with clean, wholesome fun, touching pathos and superb music. demand for residences con- tinues to increase and there promises to be much inconvenience resulting on account of the lack of accommoda- tion for tbe numerous families that are Labor Union forced his nomination at' the Democratic caucus, he was beaten', by 119 votes, Mr. John L. Gaspar being the successful candidate; .The other gentlemen on the Citizens' Ticket who were elected are S. A. Perkins, trus- tee, Col, H. M. Enos, supervisor; Wm. Parsons, marshal; .Wm..S. Green, jus- tice; Jerry Sullivan, constable. The. Labor Union elected three trus- tees: Messrs. John Breiim, D. J. Hem- lock and C. A. also the expected, here'between this and June, 5, when the carshops are ready for the commencement of business. In this counc-iction it is noticeable .that an at- tempt to organize a building associa- tion the past week, met with.' no encouragement. It is more ihan line, cutting. IGral probable that some one who has capi- tee, and Wm. Patterson, supervisor. The contest throughout will always remain a memorable one in the local political history of Waukesha, but will leaye no lasting impress on the. two great parties. As will be noticed be- low; the Board of Trustees elected con- For F. M. Putney, T. 'V. R. E. D. R. Prindlc............................S2 The election at Pewaukee last Tues- day resulted in the election ofJosenh Bull as President of the village and Supervisor. A STRANGER'S FATE. Run Down aud Cut in Pieces by a Wiscoustn Central Xraiii. Yesterday morning when the sec- tion men on the Wisconsin. Central road near Vernon station started, out to work they found the body of a roan, terribly mangled lying in the ditch near the track .about a mile south of Vernou station. The Head entirely severed from the body and lying some feet beyond. Justice Hemlock was immediately notified and with. Marshal Wegner .repaired to the place of the accident, and had the remains conveyed on a hand-car to where1, a coroner's jury was impaneled, but up to- the hour of going to press we have not been able to learn the verdict of the same. A recommendation found in 'his pocket would indicate that his name was W. J. Williams. .He also bad a room-key of Whittingham's Hotel, and upon inquiry there it was learned that a. man of that name had been employed at the place- as bar-tender, and that he left there Wednesday night about 12 o'clock. The deceased claimed at the hotel, to have worked on the northern end of the Wisconsin as a switphman pre- vious to coming to Waukesba, and that he had a brother who .worked in the freight yards of the St. Paul road at Chicago. tal is losing a golden opportunity by .sists entirely of young man Several nrrnCDO not providing residence facilities 9uf-1 of them have never held office before, 1 WAKING UP SLEEPERS. u F and- the sensation of a nomination, no ficient, for the almost. certain great] matter where it ctlme such demand. Mendelssohn Quintette Club of Boston; founded in 1S49, and like the famous Jack-knife of the -philoso- phers, retaining only of its ;original members, gave a concert last evening in Association Hall. The playing '-of the club, whether in ensemble or aolo, was thoroughly artistic. The Vocalist of the evening was Miss Alice Ryan, daughter of Mr. Thomas Ryan. She as-to enthuse them and set tbeiryoung blood coursing rapidly through their veins; and more of the result is due to the fact' men were nomina- ted for trustees than to any influence the Union has. Not one of .these young men has been known at Waukesha as .a la- borer. All are either in the mercantile trade in one capacity or another, or etee.in professionallife, and their sym- pathies are no more with the Bill Da- vises and-Patsey Buckleys than- were is a pupil of Marches! and 'Miss 'Ever- jjucKieyswan- were, est of this city, and much Jnterest was 'hose of the sou them sJayeh oldeiswith ir, their slaves in I860. But it 'Will prob-. manifested in her.first appearance in this city. The expectation was not disappointed. Sbe has a unaffected manner; her voice, .though not powerful, is and melodious and has promise of rich development, and her musical feeling is manifest iri every note. It is evident that she is destined to be a favorite on the. con- cert stage. The audiedce, which was thoroughly friendly, fairly filled the ably take a year or so for the Labor Union leaders to discover .this 'fact, so' apparent to every one else.' The .weather on election day was beautiful, and votes were'cast, 250 more than last year, and fully 200' more than at any previous village elec- tion. The following is the vote in de- tail CITIZENS' UNION TICKET. The Prohibitionists Losing but Becoming Bitter. Votes hnuse. The above company will appear For President- at Carney Opera House. May Oth. John t. For Trustees following, in relation, to the natural gas well at Appleton, we ttike from The Sunday Sentinel: "A slight flutter has been caused in natural gas circles by a strong flow of natural gas from the well on the Murphy farm, where operations by the Wisconsin Natural and Mining Company were discontinued some weeks ago. It seems A. W.Jamcj____......................458 T. E. Ryao........-.....................478 John C. A. R. Lcadlcy.........-......-............3QO 5. A. For Snmutl Doddl..........................457 H. M. Enos...........------.............465 Isaac W.Patlcrson----........................578 For W. S. Parsons----'-.....................375 For that orders were given to remove the j w. A. Sinsel..........................-.437 piping from the well, and -while the1 For justice of the W. S..Green............................679 Foe Jeremiah Sullivan.- UNION-LABOR TICKET. For J.J. For Trustees- Frank Elberfeld..........................474 John Brchm, D. J. C- A. Haertct.'..'.-.-...................509 E. L. For Wm. J. J. Paul Kueha-------......-------..........378 "Mardn For Treasurer- August For .Wesley For Justice of the S W. For John Meyer.1............................aoi DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For William For Marshal- Albert Wcjner.................-........308 For William Patterson---------------.--........578 work was being done the escaping gas made itself known by its wavings as it bubbled up through the water with which .the well was filled. It was igni- ted and burned furiously, and boards thrown upon the well were immediate- ly blown away again. C. B. Gray and Maj. McConnell, of the Wisconsin Nat- ural Gas and Mining Company; have been in the city investigating.the flow. A prominent Pennsylvania gas man has expressed the opinion that w.hile a reservoir of gas may. exist at.no great distance from the well, such-flows as have occurred are probably from gas pockets distantly connected with the source Messrs. Isaac Bradley and Skidm'ore, of Eagle, we learn that a man named Patrick Sheridan, on his way home from Milwaukee to Booth's Lake, in Walworth .county, died.qn the road between Jericho and !Eagleville Mills, last Wednesday night, or Thurs- day morning, his" remains beiisg-'found. about noon the 'latter day. He ;came to Eagle from Milwaukee, -where-he had been: to" see about a started on foot, for honie, but lost.Ks wav.. Near Jericho he- enquired of Mi. Skidmore the diicction" to'''-his gentleman went to the corner and gave him the proper direc- tions, and that was the 'of him alive. Tbe remains were .conveyed to his home. Sheridan is said to! have been, a farmer, and -owned a small place at Booth's Luke. fail to read our list of; real estate for sale, OD pase 4.. HOWE KEALEY: PSOHLBIT1ON.TICKET. For William E. F. Tbayer.-...........................54 M. P. N. M. Madden-------.......--...........St J. F. For Fred. Chambers..........................5' 'For Andrew For Constable G- B. .For JusticeOf the once designate the guilty parties that the proper officers may clear them out. Until this is -done every drug- gist here is, practically, charged wich' keeping an unlicensed saloon, and ev- ery saloon keeper with'being proprie- tor of gambling and assignation, house! These things are serious and, should be cleared up. We doutt '-the policy of dealing in "glittering' gener- alities" in matters like ask the gentlemen making the accu- sations to.a.t least clear the names of'.< the innocent ones. Thecolumns of this paper are at their disposal and..the public will dpmand that they- use the space thus offered them... They Sliould be More Explicit. A good sized audience assembled at the town hall Saturday evening to nominate a Prohibition ticket and considerable talking resulted. Mr. M. P. Smith first read a papa- on the subject: "Ami my Brother's Keep- He applied, the question to so-', loon keepers and deduced an argu- ment indicating-a negative answer for them. .And he urged that it devolved on those who' are not selling liquor to protect their brothers. Prof. Bay followed and argued from a scientific point oE view' that any use of alcoholic liquor as a, beverage i is hurtful he favored prohibition, which he declared would bring freedom and prosperity, and that the immoderate use ot liquor would not cease until put down by the strong hand of the law. The portion of the talk, however, that-had vim in it, was contributed by Mr. E. W. Chafiu. He startled his hearers by thejollowing remarks "Strange as it might seem, the standard of mornlltj- In 'Wankesba, was less tban nny other placo la the Stale. There were gamb- ling hells nnd houses of ill-fame in connec- tion with many of the saloons here; and he coold relate- aovaral instances where hus- bands get drunk on the Sabbath whllo tholr are teachinc children in Scmdaj- achools. Knew, also, of a couple of glrlB who attended chnrca having-frequented the saloons within the past few. weeks. He said that the saloons now mean I more than they did forty years Then they were conduct- id with respectability and with, regard for law and order; now it was a rare sight to a saloon that did not enter to the many forms of iniquity and vice. Ho said that when an ignorant foreigner comos here ho does not bring the saloon with hlm.hntfloiJs Italreadyestabllshed. WegJvchimalicenso and then-hn'rl imprecations on him for doing ivbal wo sanction'.. "He said thatlf all CbrlSr tian men united the saloon would soon be put down." Mr. Willard Warner also opened up another of "druggists as salopnists." He said "I would like to direct attention to a iing fact which had never been made pnblic: It theselling of liquor without a license. He said that In one of ourdriic stores there was a room where liquor was dlspoiwd of to those-who were in1..'the Payments were made in theusual way, but a bottle was at the disposal of those who wanted tho liquor, and all they had to do was to help themselves. He thought measures should be taken to bring the violators of the law to Justice." Thesi; grave assertions are true, or they are hot, and if- there are saloons here doing a gambling-and- assigna- tion house business, and a drug store saloon business, these.parties who say they know the.' facts! owe it to and'-themselves to at Deatli of Jas. F. Small. Last, week Wednesday at- .Chicago, occurred the death of.; Jas. ,.F. Small, once ft resident of Waukesha where he was employed for some years' as printer. He died of apoplexy and was in his 45th year. Mr. Small served in the'Union Army and after bis discharge when the Eebellion was suppressed .he worked in The Freeman office for two. years. In 1S67 he went.to Madison, thence to Milwaukee, and from there to Chicago where he afterwards made his home. He went into The Tribune, office nt the latter city, and served in several ca- pacities the composing is a., and also on the edi- torial staff. During the past year he bad been with a large publishing and printing house. His funeral took place at his home in Chicago, Saturday April 30lh, under theauapices of theG. A. he being a member of .George H. Thomas Post. The remains were con- veyed to Waukeaha for interment, and- were .accompanied by his sorrowing wife and two. children. On their arri- val-here they were met by numerous sympathizing friends, and the remains.. were conveyed to the Episcopal Church. The burial service of that denomination was conducted by the Rev. E. P. Wright, of. Milwaukee. The interment took place in Prairie Home Cemetery. The .Republican Caucus i In all our experience at Wauke- sha we have never seen'a finer body of citizens assembled at. a caucus, than were to be found at Amusement Hall t Monday evening, to nominate candidates for village, offices. The proceedings werejof the most orderly and dignified nature and proved beyond question that those present -were earnest, and had responded to the call through desire to see a stop put to the absurd Performances of a few self- sryted "laboring men." Capt. Enos was chosen chairman of the meeting, and on motion of Hon. Isaac Lain it was decided to appoint a committee of seven to rep'ort a ticket for the consideration of the caucus. Before the motion wiis put, invitations were given to any desiring to expres.. their opinions as to the advisability a Union ticket, and the motion of Mr. lain was modified by giving the com- mittee to be chosen, authority, to fer with a like committee of crats, and the motion as amended was unanimously carried; there being.not one dissenting vote in the entire audi- ence. The committee was then appotated as follows: Isaac Lain, Van. H. Bug- bee, Peter Lau; R. M. Jameson, E. C. Blair, Tbos. Kyall and F. A. Eandail. After a thorough consultation by the jommittee, the following names were eported for consideration and unani- mously nominated: John L. Gaspar. president; E.'W.. Estberg, T. E. Eyan, John Lau, C. A. R. Leadley and S. 'A. Perfcine, trustees; Samuel Dodd. Thos, Haynes, Isaac Laic., Wm. Patter- son, supervisors; W. S. Parsons, marshal; W. A. Sinsel, W. S. Green, Justice; J. Sullivan, constable. Changes were made in two positions, the following .morning; Mr. A. W. James was substituted-for that of Mr. Eitberg and that of Coi. H. M. Euos for Haynes, the regu- lar having declined. and raspberry plants'of all the leaoiug'varieties.true .to for sale by the dozen or 100- rates, at our nursery; miles west of Wauke- sha. Any orders left at tbe store _ of'.- Chas. Cork, Waukesha, will receive promptattention. Post-officftbox 1036, Waukesha. ISAAC GALE 15w4 Notice.! Notice is hereby given that tho Petit Jurors for'the May Term of. the Circuit Court for the county of Wankeshsy State of Wisconsin, will be. drawn at the office of the Clerk of the Circuit the village Thursday. May 5tb, A. D; 1SS7. E. J. EVASS, Clerk of the Circuit Court. 'Dated' Waukesha, ;


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$3.67: Average price per gallon on Wednesday in Vancouver
$2.95: Average price per gallon one year ago
$3.67: Average price per gallon on Wednesday in Vancouver
$2.95: Average price per gallon one year ago
Vancouver resident Jesse Bauer, 30, has been pinching pennies since he lost his retail management job nearly a year ago. The last thing he needed was ballooning gas prices.
But that's been the reality at the pump for several months now, driven by multiple forces out of Bauer's control, including everything from the uprisings roiling the Middle East to how Washington state gets the oil it refines for fuel consumption. The average price of a gallon of regular gas in Vancouver was $3.67 Wednesday, up about a penny from Tuesday and up about 72 cents from a year ago. For a 15-gallon fuel tank, that's an extra $10.80 for each fill up. The national average is $3.55.
In response, Bauer said his family has further tightened its monthly budget. "We try to purchase food that lasts a long time," he said.
Bauer's answer to high gas prices is just one example of how consumers and businesses in Clark County are responding to rising fuel prices driven mostly by the high price of one of the most important global commodities: oil.
A Vancouver trucking company, for example, has seen its diesel fuel costs surge by tens of thousands of dollars a month. Consumers like Bauer, meanwhile, say they're watching what they spend more closely. Economic experts disagree as to whether high fuel prices pose a significant risk to a slow economic recovery.
The Federal Reserve, the central bank of the U.S., said this week the economy is on "firmer footing." It also said it expects the upward pressure on inflation caused by increases in commodity and energy prices to be temporary in nature.
However, international analyst and economist Alan Beaulieu, who recently spoke to business leaders in Vancouver, said the U.S. already is importing inflation in the form of higher world oil and food prices. "Inflation is global," he said, and the U.S. is not immune.
Trucking costs rise
Whether high fuel prices are a temporary or long-term problem, Holly Wren, vice president of Vancouver-based Child Truck Line Inc., knows her business isn't protected from them.
Her trucking company, which employs 32 people and deploys 30 18-wheelers to haul bulk items for the paper and food industries, depends on reasonably priced diesel fuel. In just a short time, she said, high oil prices have driven the cost of fueling the company's big rigs from about $42,000 per month to $78,000 per month.
She can pass on the extra fuel costs to customers, but that comes with dangers of its own: Customers frustrated with higher rates can go find other trucking companies.
Wren said her company has cut other costs to cope. It has reduced office cleanings from once a week to once every two weeks. A self-described "hoarder," Wren said her company's also been stashing away savings as a buffer against rising fuel costs.
She said her company survived the run-up in oil prices before the Great Recession hit. That's when the price of a barrel of oil kissed $140 in the summer of 2008. That's also when, in June 2008, the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline hit its highest level on record in Vancouver: $4.35. Diesel peaked at $4.96 in July 2008.
The price of a barrel of oil was trading at about $97 Wednesday.
Ultimately, Wren said, there's not much you can do when a globally traded commodity like oil skyrockets. "That's a cost you can't control," she said.
Consumers react differently
Orchards resident Jennifer Utterback, 31, works as a seamstress for The Drapery Man Co. in Vancouver. She works only a few blocks away from the Arco Quick Stop on Mill Plain and Grand boulevards, where she went Tuesday to fill up her Kia Sedona minivan. The Arco station's price for a gallon of unleaded was $3.55.
Utterback figures that she and her husband, who commutes to Portland for work, are spending roughly $20 to $35 a week on gas. She said she hopes the price comes down soon, especially since her husband's commute consumes the most gas.
For now, though, she said, "we just deal with it."
What puzzles her, Utterback said, is the lack of stability in gas prices. Why, she asked, is it so extremely high?
At the Chevron Food Mart along East Mill Plain Boulevard, Vancouver resident David McCallum, 44, paid about $40 to fill up his car. He shrugged off the high gas prices. "It's going to cost a couple more dollars," he said. What bugs him, he said, is that he suspects high gas prices are at least partly due to "gouging by oil companies."
Bauer, who recently filled up his Chevy Suburban at the same Chevron Food Mart, said he's focusing on making sure his family doesn't spend money on "useless expenses." He said he's well aware of the problems in the Middle East and of the United States' dependence on oil. The U.S. hasn't really done much to produce alternative fuels, he said. "It just seems like all we've been looking for is crude oil."
Multiple influences drive price of oil
Market speculation. Retail competition. Middle East flareups. The thirst for oil from China and India.
All are factors that determine the price of oil, which, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, now makes up roughly 68 percent of what we pay for, on average, for a gallon of regular gasoline. The rest we pay in taxes (15 percent), distribution and marketing (10 percent) and refining (7 percent), according to the EIA. Washington state does not produce any crude oil. Much of the oil the state receives is imported by tanker from Alaska.
Although accusations and rumors of price gouging abound, in Washington state there has been no evidence of price fixing. A 2007 study of high gas prices by the state Attorney General's Office found no evidence of illegal activities that would increase the price at the pump.
Isolation a big factor
Marie Dodds, spokeswoman for AAA Oregon and Idaho, said a big factor that influences the price of gas in Washington state is the state's relative isolation from the United States' system of oil pipelines and refineries. The eastern part of the U.S. has a robust system of pipelines, she said. Look at it on a map and it "looks like a big pile of spaghetti on a plate," she said. When you look at the western part of the U.S., "it's like a few noodles," Dodds said.
That lack of oil infrastructure translates to fewer options in getting gasoline to Washington retail markets. As a result, Dodds said, "we tend to pay more most of the time." Indeed, the average price of regular gasoline on the West Coast is $3.84, according to the EIA. In the New England and Central Atlantic regions, it's $3.58 and $3.57, respectively.
Dodds said that, based on AAA analyses over the years, the tipping point for people to start cutting back on their use of gas is when the price hits about $3.75. That's when you see people start to carpool, take mass transit or otherwise trim their budget for gas, she said.
Dodds said there's a lot of speculation and fear driving up the price of oil. The tsunami that rocked Japan is one factor that could drive the price back down. There will be less demand for oil there because of that tragedy, Dodds said. Japan's is the world's third-largest economy, after China and the U.S.
Looking ahead, Dodds said, "Gas prices will probably taper off here a bit."


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Updated: 03/16/2007 - Jamey Kirby has competed in academic competitions most of his life and he finally has made it to the ultimate quiz show: Jeopardy.
Updated: 03/16/2007 - Jamey Kirby has competed in academic competitions most of his life and he finally has made it to the ultimate quiz show: Jeopardy.
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Posted: 03/15/2007 - A Tallahassee man wanted for a morning bank robbery is now under arrest.
Updated: 03/16/2007 - Two weeks ago a tornado roared through Enterprise, Alabama, claiming the lives of ten people, including eight high school students. Now some local teens are lending their support some 200 miles away.
Updated: 03/15/2007 - There are new worries over a fourth Wal-Mart in the works for Tallahassee as both the city and county move forward with plans for the new center.
Updated: 03/15/2007 - The Internet is shaking up businesses and reshaping society.
Updated: 03/15/2007 - Florida State Universities College of Medicine students learn their fate on this "Match Day."
Posted: 03/15/2007 - The Azalea City is following the lead of Tallahassee and other cities by installing equipment to coordinate traffic signals during emergencies.
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Having surgery might increase the risk for long-term memory and concentration problems among older adults.
A study from Duke University Medical Center linked elective and non-emergency surgeries, such as joint replacements, with cognitive problems among all age groups when they left the hospital.
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The current population of Oxford County is 58,152 with the median age of 45. Oxford County's median household income is $40,100, and the average household net worth is $328,283.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Oxford County by age group. In Oxford County, the male-to-female ratio is 28,839:29,313, which is 3% higher than the ratio of Maine, which is 654,305:683,100. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Maine, has 22% less property crime than the national average, and has 74% less personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Oxford County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Oxford County, 75% of people are married and 25% of people are single. The percent of people married is 2% lower than the ratio of Maine, which is 77%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Oxford County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Oxford County is $40,100, which is 16% lower than that of Maine ($47,660). Income data for Oxford County is sourced from census, 2015.
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The current population of Burlington Metro is 158,415 with the median age of 41. Burlington Metro's median household income is $50,318, and the average household net worth is $385,254.
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Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Burlington Metro, has 39% less property crime than North Carolina, and is 27% below the nation's average. Burlington Metro, has 50% less personal crime than North Carolina and when compared to that of United States, Burlington Metro is 53% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Burlington Metro that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Burlington Metro, 71% of people are married and 29% of people are single. The percent of people married is 2% lower than the ratio of North Carolina, which is 72%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Burlington Metro income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Burlington Metro is $50,318, which is 10% higher than that of North Carolina ($45,785). Income data for Burlington Metro is sourced from census, 2015.
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Apollo Crews challenging for title
Those rumors about WWE giving Apollo Crews a major push turned out to be true after all. The developmental wrestler has now been named the number one contender to the NXT Championship currently held by Finn Balor. Crews leapfrogged over several other performers, including Tyler Breeze and Samoa Joe, to get that highly coveted spot. The belief is that there is a very good chance of him winning the championship soon.
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WWE 2K16 roster
Since 2K Sports and WWE both want to increase the number of copies sold, the decision has been made to eliminate some of the features on the game so that the roster can be the biggest one ever. The feeling is that the additional wrestlers are going to be the main draw. This also means that we are going to see more of the NXT stars in the game, so guys like Tyler Breeze and Kevin Owens should be included in the next edition.
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NXT tournament
It was long rumored that WWE was going to use NXT performers at Wrestlemania before the front office decided to load up the Andre the Giant memorial battle royal with known wrestlers on the main roster. Well, it has now been revealed that one of the spots will be given to a developmental wrestler. During Axxess, a tournament will be held with Adrian Neville, Finn Balor, Hideo Itami and Tyler Breeze to determine the spot filler.
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When it comes to developmental wrestlers being called up from NXT, Tyler Breeze has become somewhat of a forgotten man by WWE fans, thanks mainly to the infusion of big name stars on to the roster. However, the flamboyant star is being evaluated by management this week. He worked matches at live events over the weekend. No word yet on when he will be promoted, but management really loves his dedication to the character.
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Another worrisome issue..
Fact is Henry will not let Kenny waste any more money on what he thinks are good buys but which in three cases has been huge overspend on mediocrity. He will have to sell to buy which probably means Kuyt, Maxi and possibly Carroll, Shelvey and Spearing. LFC are still paying most of Cole and Aquilani's wages. There is no European money of any sort coming in. Even a Carling Cup win brings in peanuts. No larger or new stadium and strong possibility of no Champions League money next season. there's NO MORE MONEY to waste. LFC stagnating while Spurs have left us behind.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
There is 12M (maybe 13?) in the pocket from the last minute sale of Meireles and Aquilani has played the amount of games in the deal to trigger his sale to Milan at the end of the year, and we have no way to quantify the sales/salaries saved in Degen, El Zahr, Poulsen, Kyrgiakos, Konchesky, and a few I'm missing. But, again there's money and Henry and Kenny have said they have the option to buy and add if they'd like to..
I think the next buy, or next few buys should be Comolli buys. He had a superb track record at Spurs - Bale, Ekotto, and plenty more before having a fall out with Harry. Comolli has all the connections in France, and an eye for top EUROPEAN talent, not just British..
To play with Europe's elite, you must have Europe's elite, and outside of our back 5, Gerrard and Suarez, we're miles apart from the teams in front including Newcastle at the moment, with shrewd but superb signings in Demba Ba, Cabaye, and flashes from Ben Arfa ..
Look at the missing players from the 08/09 team vs the replacements now minus Enrique, and this pales in comparison. Now just imagine if Kenny were managing that squad?


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How to change the data at one combobox when the value of another combobox change ?
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I have a combobox A dan combobox B. if I select a value on combobox A, then combobox B is automatically update its data depends on the selected value on combobox A.
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search the forum. There have been many, many posts about this.
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Find out if you are exempt from a Labour Market Impact Assessment
Note: As of November 21, 2015, we no longer accept the IMM 5802 Offer of Employment to a Foreign National Exempt from the Labour Market Impact Assessment form. If your employer has given you a completed copy of this form, you must ask your employer to resubmit the offer of employment online through the Employer Portal.
Foreign nationals who want to work in Canada should learn about the basic requirements and what their future employer may need to do. In many cases, an employer must get a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to hire a foreign worker.
An LMIA is a document from Employment and Social Development Canada/Service Canada that allows an employer to hire a foreign worker through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.
Employers who hire foreign workers through the International Mobility Program:
- do not need an LMIA
- need to pay an employer compliance fee and submit an offer of employment to Citizenship and Immigration Canada through the Employer Portal before you can apply for a work permit.
- This does not apply to employers who wish to hire foreign workers who are eligible to apply for an open work permit.
The following types of workers are exempt from a LMIA, but need a work permit:
Workers covered under international agreements
This group can include:
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- People taking part in exchange programs
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This group can include:
- spouses and common-law partners of certain foreign students who study full time;
- spouses and common-law partners of certain skilled foreign workers; and
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - November 27, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Weather- Mostly tleii IK! Tliursiluy. nighl In lewis. Highs Thursday lu K, VOLUME 92 -NUMBER 322' -CKDAK KAPIDS, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, CITY FINAL 15 CENTS 'ASSOCIATED PRESS, DPI, NEW YORK TIMES Unit WASHINGTON (AP) Re- gional officials of the striking United Mine Workers have ap- proved a revised contract offci and sent it to the coal fields where it received a cautious re- action. UMW officials said if the pack- age is agreed to by the union's striking members, the nation's rcoal mines can be reo- pened sometime next week. The union's bargaining coun- cil of regional officials voted ap- proval 22 to 15 Tuesday night, reversing the vote taken earlier in the day to reject the pact. The approval broke a deadlock that threatened to seriously prolong the walkout, now in its third week. Fattest Settlement UMW President Arnold Miller said the package provides a 64 percent increase in wages and benefits. 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Usery, who helped persuade the coal industry to enlarge its orig- inal offer last weekend, 'had come to UMW headquarters prepared to spell out the conse- quences of a long strike after learning of (he first vote reject- ing the offer. However, the council reconsidered without hearing from Usery. Miller attributed the change in Ihe vote to the "democratic process working at its finest." He said during the three-hour recess between votes, council members "had time lo think about their responsibility to the membership." "Off the Hook" Union sources said the first vote lo reject the offer was by a 2-1 margin. One UMW official said this may have been an ef- fort by council members to "get off the hook" in their home regions by going on record in favor of an even fatter contract. "It didn't Ihe official said. "It fast became clear thai the bargaining team could nol go back and bargain for more. The limit had been reached. It was realized that it wasn't a life-or-dcal.il issue worth para- lyzing the nation over." Another union official said Miller and other lop ranking UMW officers lobbied heavily during the recess for a reconsid- eration. As a result, "a lot.of the guys (bought long and hard about Ihe implications of (heir he said. Say Third of Crimes Go Unreported WASHINGTON (AP) An overwhelming number of crime victims keep their mouths shut rather than call the police, a federal survey shows. According to census bureau d-ata gathered in the first six months of 1973, the combined in- cidence of rape, robbery, as- satilt, burglary.and larceny was ihree times that recorded by law enforcement agencies. Projections based on a sampling of individuals and businesses across the land indicated a total of crimes in those ca- tegories during the survey period. But the victims conced- ed they reported only to the police. Leads >Vay Larceny simple theft led the way in unreported crime. A total of .larcenies were Done at Last Photo by John Mclvor projected jared lo ralice. Burglary The A avenue viaduct between Third and Fifth streets NE, was reopened Tuesday afternoon, marking the finish of the viaduct widening project which was begun last January by the Iowa highway commission. Viaduct approaches eventually will tie into the in- terstate system. In other major road projects in Cedar Rapids, Sixth street SW between First andl Eighth avenues, which had been closed for widening, was reopened Monday. The new Twelfth avenue bridge in south Cedar Rapids could be opened to traffic as early as the latter part of next week. Veteran Veto Overriding Seems Sure WASHINGTON (AP) Pres- ident Ford Tuesday vetoed as inflationary a bill to jncreasi veterans benefits 22.7 percent :ut a congressional override ap jears certain. At a meeting of Republieai senators after Ford acted, no one raised his 'hand when the cadership asked who would sup )ort .the veto, according to i >arlicipant. Press Secretary Ron lessen said Ford had no illu sions that lhe Veto would be sustained. If the house votes to over- ride next Tuesday, the senate vote on the issue the nexi day. Ford said his decision "has not been an easy one" but was necessary lo avoid adding an- other million to lhe budget 18.2 Percent Rise He again urged congress to vole an 18.2 percent increase, which he said would give a eran with a wife and child a month compared with the cur- rent ?298. The vetoed bill would provide ?366. While House sources indicated Ford might be willing to accept a 20 percent increase.for the four million eligible post-Korea veterans and seven million Viet- nam-era veterans. He objected to a provision lo allow 45'months of undergrade ale sludy instead of the present maximum 36. He said "the present entitlement of four aca- demic years is 'sufficient time lo permit a veteran to obtain his baccalaureate degree and enable him lo adjust to civilian life." Ford objected also lo a pro- Mitchell, Prosecutor Clash Chuckle 11 's incredible when you think about how little our par- ents knew about child psy- rhology, ypl how wonderful we turned oul lo be. vision lhal would establish a loan program. He said this is "inefficient com- pared to available guaranteed loan programs which provide substantially more assistance to Ihe veterans at less cost to the taxpayer." And he said he wants higher benefits to start Jan. I. instead of being retroactive to Sept. I, as in the vetoed bill. Baker Disturbed Predictions congress w o u 1 d override Ihe veto came from Sen. llarlke (D-Ind.) and Rep. Dorn (D-S. chairmen of the senate and house veterans ;v: committees. Minority Leader Rhodes (H-Ariz.) said he will vole to override and is confident Ihe house will do so. Nol ing that congress overrode (Continued: 1'age 3, Col. 3.) Gazelle Leased Wires WASHINGTON Former At- torney General M i t c h e 1 Wednesday steadfastly denied under the sharpest questioning of Ihe 42-day Watergate cover- up trial lhat he ever approvcc the plans that led to the 1972 brcakin. Chief (rial prosecutor James Neal failed to shake Mitchell's story during a number of heated exchanges, some of Ihem so bil- ler lhal Judge John Sirica inter- rupted to admonish the two men. At one point Neal lold Mit- chell, "If you'll just answer my questions, then we can move along." 'Mr. Mitchell replied, "We'll answer your questions my way and then we'll go on." "Let's not Sirica said. Kidnaping Plan Mitchell, Richard Nixon's former campaign.manager and [he first of the five defendants to take the stand, was asked specifically by Neal about three meetings in early 1972 in which campaign aide G. Gordon Liddy presented the in- telligence-gathering plans that eventually led lo Watergate. Neal asked Mitchell, "Did (he Liddy plan include Mitchell quarreled with the word "kidnaping" but said, "I did contemplate segregating demonstration leaders and lak ing them oul of the country." "And he made the proposal in the office of the attorney gencr al of the U. S.V" Neal asked. "He Mitchell responded. Told No One Neal. Ihen asked Mitchell if he :iad sought to have Liddy fired or had reported his proposal lo or any of his top adminis- tration or campaign aides or anyone in the justice depart- ment. In each case Mitchell replied 'No Sir." Neal also asked Milchcll about a conversation in June, 1972, in which Liddy allegedly announced his plan to bug the suile of Sen. McGovern at the Democratic national convention n Miami Beach. Mitchell alle- ;cdly replied that Liddy should ie sure he got the bug oul icfore Mitchell arrived lo slay in lhal same suile a few weeks later during the Republican con- Ethiopia Denies Plan To Execute Selassie ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) An Ethiopian military spokes- man denied Wednesday a report jy a Beirut newspaper lhal de- posed Emperor Haile Selassie nay be executed in the next two days. He termed the report "ir- responsible fabrications aimed it discrediting Ethiopia's mili- ary reform movement." The French-language ncwspa- >er L'Oricnl-Le Jour quoted Western diplomatic sources as saying the 82-year-old Selassie lad been moved from detention n Addis to a. town 30 miles way lo prepare for the execu- ion. The spokesman said the cm- >eror was still under guard in Addis Ababa. Selassie was deposed and ilaccd under arrest last Scp- cmbcr. The government was akcn over by a provisional mil- itary council which last week- end executed (iO aristocrats and former officials. Diplomatic sources in Addis Ababa also discounted rumors of more executions. However, dip council is believed holding i about 150 aristocrats, including lhe former emperor, in the Grand Palace. The soldiers have promised to bring the prisoners lo trial on charges of nepotism, corruption and abuse of power, but have not indicaled what Selassie's fate will be. L'Oricnt-Le Jour said several Western nations are urging Afri- can countries lo intercede with the Ethiopian junta to save Se- lassie's life. volition. "Absolutely Mitchell replied. Nixon Health Just before Mitchell began hii second day of testimony, Sinca checked with court-appointee doctors to determine if they are ready to r e p o r I. whethei Nixon is well enough lo tcstifj at the trial. Sirica had his law clerk cal! Dr. Charles Hufnagel of George- .own university, chairman of the panel that examined Nixon and his medical records in Cali- ornia on Monday. The panel is scheduled to report its findings to Sirica on Friday.- At a news conference in Los Angeles on Tuesday members of he panel said they had reached a unanimous conclusion but .hey declined lo say what it was. Quizzed by Sirica With the jury out of the room Tuesday, Sirica1 personally ques- ioned Mitchell, saying he was not getting answers to questions le has about Watergate. "I haven't got a satisfactory inswcr yet in my own Sirica said. "I haven't been able o understand why all these .housands and thousands of dol- ars had to be given lo these ncn who broke into the Demo- national headquarters unless there was some obliga- ion or something wrong." "I can't enlighten you, your Mitchell replied, again Icnying any involvement in Wa- crgalc as he hadi done in 2 lours and 15 minutes of leslimo- Abzug: Delay Rocky Vote TilJanuary WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep, Bella Abzug (D-N. Y.) Wednes- day proposed that a confirma- tion vole on the vice-presiden- tial nomination of Nelson 'Roc- kefeller be delayed until (he new congress convenes in Jan- uary. Rep. Abzug told the house ju- diciary committee thai Rocke- feller was a "partner in the greatest agglomeration of pri- vate power in the history of the and warned of thai 'private Rockefeller power in combination with great public jowcr would be simply too much for a democracy to risk." She said that because Rockc- 'ellcr lias been nominated by Ihe firsl non-clecled President in J. S. history, final confirmation >y congress should be held over mtil the new congress con- 'enes. "The men and women who vill be sealed in January, win- lers in the first national elec- ion held since the Watergate exposure, are the closest we can come to a direct expression ol he people's she said. "If here is to be a vole on (hi: nomination, it should be theirs." "Seasoned, Savvy" But support for Rockefeller :ame from another witness, some survey crimes, compared lo reported o police. Following were aggra- vated a s.s a u 11, vs. robbery, vs. auto theft, vs. 'and rape, vs. 35.900. The figures, released Wednes- day by the Law Enforccmen Assistance Administration, rep resent the firsl nationwide find ings of the National Crime by the sludy, com- reported to was second, Iowa City B nsgn Cites By Gus Schrader Gazette sports Editor How far are the public schools going to 'go in protecting the privacy of student records? The Iowa City schools ap- parently have interpreted a re- cently passed federal law to include information on such ex- tra-curricular events as basket- ball games and music concerts. The new federal law gives parents and students the right lo see their school or college records, and it bars schools and colleges from sharing informa- tion in the records without per- mission. It took effect last week. The Gazette sports depart- ment was among the first to encounter effects of the strict interpretation placed on "stu- dent records" by the Iowa City schools. Iowa City high school faculty members said Tuesday they could no longer provide such things as individ- ual scores of basketball games. Bob While, athletic coordina- ,or for the Iowa City schools, told The Gazelle thai the new policy there forbids giving thai type of information unless the student's parents sign a waiv- Panel, a survey project operated for the LEAA by the census bureau. Data Aim LEAA Administrator Richarc Velde said the information was designed to complement rather than contradict r- the figures of law enforccmen agencies. "The panel's he said "will tell police how much am what kind of crime goes unre- ported and will provide informa- tion 'on why citizens fail to rc- oort lo police that they have jcen crime victims." A more detailed analysis is set for 1975, bul Velde noted .hat the initial survey found lhal :he reason mosl often cited for start it. 1 didn't! (Continued: Page 3, Col. 7.) lop. Shirlty Chisholm (D-N. vho urged Democrats on the "ommiltce to "lay aside par- isan views in this critical hour, nd confirm this seasoned, avvy, and- able, although' not lerfect, public servant." In written testimony to the ommittee, she praised the former New York governor for his "courage to take leadership (Continued: Page 3, Col. 8.) not reporting a crime was the victim's could be done." "We had band concert White said, "and the pro- gram printed for the event did not list any of the names bf the sludenls performing in t h e titles of the musical numbers. "According lo our new policy, we can no longer place the bas- ketball players' nanus and num- bers on the big panels in our gymnasiums for spectators (o use for identifying them during the games unless their par- ents sign Hie waivers." Tlie Cedar Rapids schools apparently are not placing this strict an inlerprctation on the new law. Tom White, administrative as- sistant in pupil personnel, said a crime was the he Cedar Rapids school policy feeling that "nothing nas rfcc'ved lhe !rst of a re- quired three readings by the school board. It will be further studied by the school adminis- trators at a meeting next Wednesday, he said. "We also plan to give waiver forms to students to lake home for their parents lo While said, "but 1 don't believe we RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) Louis Russell, 49, died Wednes- day. He had lived since Aug. 24, 1968, with a transplanted heart, the longest any heart transplant recipient ever survived. Doctors said Russell died of a "heart-related problem." He en- tered a hospital Oct. 7, received a pacemaker four days later and lapsed into critical condi- tion early Wednesday with disruption of his heart rhythm. Mexico Severs Ties with Chile MEXICO CITY (AP) Mex- ico has broken diplomatic rela- tions with Chile, culminating a jcriod of hostility that began with the violent overthrow of he leftist Allcndc government nore than a year ago. Child's Ordeal with Slain Family will go so far as lo include such things as athletic contests and musical concerts. "What's conlidential about a basketball While said the new federal law has given the schools "a big mess" because neither federal nor state administra- tors have provided guidelines for its implementation. The Gazelle's sports depart- ment is getting ready for a new ypc of reporting if the new law is strictly interpreted. "No. 23 led Cedar Rapids Jef- ierson to a basketball, victory over Iowa City Ihe story nay read, "The final score could not be confirmed because one of the players' parents did not sign an information waiver. t was reliably reported by a source close to the head coach hat Ihe victory was Jeff's scc- mc! of Ihe season. GREENFIELD, Wis. Mary Janscn, 9, lay alongside the bodies of her slain family for nearly two days. She be- lieved she would also die of the bullet wounds inflicted by her mother. Hut she lived, and told am- bulance attendants on her way lo the hospital Tuesday: "Don't blame moihcr." Police said Mildred Jansen, apparently despondent over Ihe death of her husband in an ind.us trial accident two months ago, shot and killed her own mother, Mary's and herself. Marv was shot Ihree limes. twice in (lie chest and once in the shoulder. Her condition was described as serious but stable. "She knew her mother wanted everyone to be in heaven with Dad for Thanks- Mary's fifth grade teacher said after a conversa- tion with the child. Police in this Milwaukee suburb said Mrs. Janscn, 39, David, 5, and Helen Bronkal- la, 71, each died of a bullcl wound in the chest. Police said Mary and David were shot Sunday evening as they stood in lhe bathroom and Mrs. Hmnkalla was shot in Ihe 'hallway just outside as she ran lo their side. Mary's mother placed a pillow under each victim's head, (hen turned the pistol on herself. Police believe Mary lay in the bathroom about 43 hours before she answered the tele- phone late Tuesday afternoon. She told 1hc caller, a cousin, lhal. "Mommy sluil every- body." Police Sgl. James Scheldt said. The cousin called Mrs. Jan- sen's sister, who went to the home and discovered Ihe bodies. .She called her bus- band, who called police. "Site was prrtly much re- signed lo lhe fad lhat she was going lo die, and she was just iwping, wishing for it to hurry a police spokesman said of Mary. One of four notes addressed lo (he police pled for forgive- ness: "No one is responsible bul me. If any one of the four of us survives this, all I own and possess goes lo Ihem. Nothing lo the slate. I'm sorry for ev- eryone. 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Just wondering who is out there around the NOVA area. Anyone ever get together or anything?
Anyway just picked up a 2013 JKU
Welcome Rich. Fairfax here. If you have any questions, let me know.
As for get togethers, there used to be a lot of trips out to GWNF, but that has died down some. My schedule this fall is just plain crazy.
If there is a planned trip, it usually shows up here.
Schedule depending, I'm going to try and get something together this month.
Haymarket here.
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For Scotty Parrish, Facebook (FB) was a literal lifeline.
The Kansas City, Mo., resident and writer spent the last three years of his life being ravaged by the symptoms of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, otherwise known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. His speech abilities disappeared, but his hands worked until his death in 2010 at the age of 48, and during those painful years, Facebook was his primary window into the world.
He posted updates about his condition, shared his final experiences and communicated with friends who otherwise would have been out of reach. And when he could sense his time was coming and he shared as much on Facebook, he received more than 100 posts from loved ones saying their good-byes, every one of which his family read aloud to him.
Then, after his death, Scotty Parrish's Facebook page became his world's window into him. For instance, just before he died, he'd given his prized golf clubs to a friend's teenage daughter, and when she later won her first high school tournament with them, the friend posted, "Scotty, Alex won with your clubs today." There's little doubt that being able to do so provided some level of consolation to the friend, not to mention Parrish's family.
Yet a closer look at posthumous Facebook pages reveals that the window into the deceased is more like a crack. In Parrish's case, his "memorialized" page remains, allowing those who knew him to post tributes and remembrances on his wall. But when his sister, Rhonda Parrish, wants to look back over her brother's posts, she can only access a small, random sampling. Facebook won't allow her or other loved ones to see any more.
The company also won't provide digital downloads of a deceased user's data to next of kin.
It's something Rhonda Parrish would like to see change. She's well aware that countless details of her brother's struggle, all painstakingly documented on Facebook, might be gone forever. She hopes that stories like hers might cause people to put a lot more thought into the topic, and perhaps lead to social media data one day becoming part of a person's estate.
"You'd have their whole life at their fingertips," said Rhonda Parrish. "We should make sure people can get to it later."
Death and social media don't have a long history together. LinkedIn (LNKD), the granddaddy of today's social media sites, was founded in 2002, Facebook started two years later, and Google's (GOOG) Google+ was introduced in 2011. Most users haven't had enough time to accumulate the kinds of histories surviving relatives would be desperate to retain. But what about in 20 years?
Family History Archives
Facebook is likely to become the biggest family history archive ever, and yet there are no laws shaping this end-of-life conundrum. Instead, social media sites are left to establish and enforce their own policies.
"The legal landscape is pretty much barren," said Chris Pothering, a partner with the Seattle law firm Short Cressman & Burgess. She has blogged about social media estate planning.
Pothering says that while the law says that estates are entitled to the deceased's digital assets, the contracts social media sites require are specifically between the site and the user, not the estate, resulting in what Pothering terms "conflict."
The sites — which have often come under fire for perceived violations of consumer privacy — say they're standing firmly behind the privacy rights of the dead. Sharing their data, they say, would violate their agreements with deceased users.
"In those rare cases where the family of the deceased seeks access to the contents of their loved one's account, we will respond in a way that is sensitive to their loss and is consistent with applicable law, which limits a provider's ability to disclose data to third parties," Andrew Noyes, Facebook's manager of public policy communications, said via email.
LinkedIn spokeswoman Erin O'Harra was more direct in her email response. "We do not make a practice of making the data available to other people," wrote O'Harra. "Our belief is that a member's professional profile belongs to that person only."
Google, meanwhile, will release a user's data to an "authorized representative," but only after completion of a two-part process that includes obtaining a court order. And even then, the company maintains that it can decline the request out of concerns for the user's privacy, and that "we will not be able to share further details about the account or discuss our decision."
(All of the social media sites contacted for this story, while providing comments from spokespersons, declined requests to interview executives.)
Social media sites haven't been acting in a total vacuum, as a handful of states have attempted to define the after-life rights to digital assets more clearly, Pothering says. Connecticut and Rhode Island have a law governing email accounts; Oklahoma and Idaho have laws addressing social media, microblogging and email; and Oregon, Massachusetts and Nebraska are considering all-encompassing laws this year.
Digital Asset Estate Law
But Pothering says trying to legislate an evolving target like digital asset estate law even at the federal level is proving to be an uphill battle. "Technology moves faster than the law," she said. "Even if we were able to pass a law this year, five years from now we'll be behind again."
Given the movement on the state level, the legal community is looking to guide state laws via the Uniform Law Commission, which has been helping states draft more consistent laws for more than 120 years. Pothering says the group is working on a model social media estate law that states will be able to use as a template for legislating the handling of the digital assets of the deceased.
Laws aside, Pothering says enabling social media users to assign ownership of their pages to their estates would help those families that want to retain their loved ones' social media records. But it's not enough to put such instructions in one's will, she says, as doing so does nothing to address the conflict with the social media site's contract.
"Maybe that needs to be something that the public needs to push, so that the terms and conditions can be changed," she said. "They should allow for the option. That would allow the providers the legal right to (share the data)."
Rhonda Parrish certainly wishes her brother Scotty had had that option. She says she would have liked a digital download of his Facebook history, especially one part of it.
"He used the notes function a lot," Rhonda said. "I would very much like to look at those again."


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The Oscars, the Films and everything in between.
The teaser trailer for Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows will be part of the premium preview package attached to Harry Potter and Deathly Hallows 2. See them twice this big after the cut.
Do I spy Stephen Fry and Noomi Rapace?
I hope this movie is better than the first.
I liked the first one. All of the actors were great. Only the script had a couple flaws.
Don´t think the sequel will be better. Hope Hans Zimmer composed another great score.
I liked the first one. All of the actors were great. Only the script had a couple flaws.
I think that's Damien Harris as Moriarty in the first poster.
Is it too early to predict that this is winning Best Picture?
On paper, this should be 'sequely' bad, but the promising additions of Stephen Fry and Noomi Rapace makes it look really good. Frankly, Fry will knock this out of the park and I'm fairly certain his scenes with Downey could be even more hilarious than the Sherlock-Watson duo.
This could – and probably WILL – come back and bite me in the ass, but I can see this one being better than its predecessor.
I REALLY hope Ghost Protocol will move, because these two could really weaken each other if the studios will be stubborn enough NOT to move one of these.
A poster with a close-up of an actor wearing his actual skin and not photoshoped version of it. Nice.
I think that's Jared Harris
I have yet to make it straight through the first film. Movie kinda sucked, sorry.
That said, if a steam-punk action-adventure film that's built around three or four elaborate chase sequences appeals, this film may be a fun way to spent an afternoon — it's certainly a decent "popcorn" flick. But anyone who knows anything about, or cares very much for, Conan Doyle's immortal character would be better off staying home and popping a few Jeremy Bretty DVD's into their player.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — From the theater shootings in Colorado to the nearly 500 homicides in his hometown of Chicago so far this year, President Obama is well aware of the deadly toll gun violence has taken on the nation. When he sat down with MTV News' Sway Calloway in the Blue Room of the White House on Friday for "Ask Obama Live: An MTV Interview with the President," Obama said he believes something needs to done to stem the deadly tide , which has, literally, hit close to home.
In one of the more dramatic moments of the half-hour special that covered topics on young voter's minds ranging from the skyrocketing cost of student loans to guaranteeing equality for same-sex, Calloway read a comment from Chicago native Raven, who described her city as a "war zone."
Calloway asked the president not only how he responds to charges from New York's Mayor Michael Bloomberg that both Obama and challenger Mitt Romney are talking about gun violence but not suggesting any action, but also how he would personally respond to this epidemic if re-elected.
"Raven comes from my hometown and Chicago has seen a huge amount of gun violence, especially among young people," said Obama. "What I've said is that we've got to have an 'all-of-the-above' approach. We have to enforce our gun laws more effectively. We've got to keep them out of the hands of criminals. We've got to strengthen background checks."What did President Obama have to say about same-sex marriage, paying for college and keeping his daughters off Facebook?
"I live on the South side of Chicago," said Obama, who maintains a residence in the city's Hyde Park neighborhood, in which tony homes sit just beside some of the city's most economically challenged areas. "Some of these murders are happening just a few blocks from where I live. I have friends whose family members have been killed."
Clearly a personal issue for Obama, the president got more solemn when talking about the upswing in violent deaths in the city after decades of decline. "What I know is that gun violence is part of the issue," he said. "But part of the issue also is kids who feel so little hope and think their prospects for the future are so small that their attitude is, 'I'm going to end up in jail or dead.' And they will take all kinds of risks."
With that level of nihilistic thought, the president said we have to ask if we're providing those children's parents with enough support from an early age, and are those kids getting early childhood education so that when they walk into school every day they feel they can succeed? "If they've got mental health issues, are they getting the kind of services and counseling that they need early on?" he said.
"Are we making those investments in those young people so that by the time they're 11, 12, 13, 15 … they can make responsible choices because they feel they've got something at stake?"
The bottom line, he argued, was looking at how effective we are at keeping those guns out of the hands of kids who are prone to shooting at each other and broaden the conversation about firearm violence so that these "kids don't feel as if they've got no prospects in life and end up killing each other."
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