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Issue date: Wednesday, July 26, 1916
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Tuesday, July 25, 1916
Next edition: Thursday, July 27, 1916
Publication name: Warren Evening Times
Location: Warren, Pennsylvania
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Warren Evening Times (Newspaper) - July 26, 1916, Warren, Pennsylvania Daily CIRCULATION TIMES SUBSTANTIAL WAttEBN. A. C. VERIFICATION VOL. SIXTEEN WARREN, PA., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1916. TWO CENTS RUSSIANS HAVE MADE ADVANCES Forces of Grand Duke Nicholas Have Penetrated Two Hundred Miles Into Turkish Territory BRITISH HAVE OCCUPIED VILLAGE OF POSIERES Seventy-two Hours of Savage Fighting; Great Turkish Stronghold of Erzingan Taken By Russians Petrograd, July Grand Duke Nicholas and his Russian Army have penetrated 200 miles into .Turkish territory and are still advancing rapidly. The progress of the Russians has completely demoralized the Turkish armies in the Caucasus and their German officers have tried in vain to stem the Turkish retreat which in places is almost a panic. The Russians in Volhyuia are pounding at the Austro-Germans. The Russians have thrown a ring part way around Brody and the fighting is in progress less than twelve miles from that city. Lull On Somme Front. Paris, July Another lull has settled down in the section of the Somme front held by the French, today's official -communique says. The great artillery battle in the Verdun continues. Officially Announced. Petrograd, July The war office has officially announced the capture of Erzingan. It was taken Tuesday. Turkish Stronghold Falls. London, July 26. The great Turkish stronghold of Erzingan in Armenia has been evacuated, according to a wireless from Tome today, which says: "Petrograd reports Turkish armies in general flight because of the exhaustion of ammunition. Erzingan evacuated." Occupy Pozieres. London, July 26. -After 72 hours oi savage fighting the British have succeeded in occupying all of the of Pozieres 6ti This news.is inltoday's BritiSbTofficial houses, which had, been turned into fortresses, ought: stubbornly "but -iiirere driven; out after the Australians had secured lodgment in the western part of the village. Pozieres is Six miles southwest" of Bapaume. Westward of Pozieres ter ritorial troops have captured two strong German trenches. The pris oners include five officers. Fierce Fighting in Progress. London, July 2 6. fighting is still going on between the British and Germans in the Somme region of France, the men in their endeavors to press forward to hold back attacks frequently engaging in hand to hand combats. The British are tenaciously holding .to the portions of the village of Pozieres. from which they drove the Germans and with their artillery fire have repulsed there an attempt by the German infantry to regain possession of the northeastern portion of the village. Calm has prevailed on the French section of the froat in the Somme region. In fact, except for a violent bombardment of La Laufee, northeast' of Verdun, Paris reports there has been no important action on the entire French front. The Russians continue to make progress against the Teutonic allies in the Volhynia district, driving them across the Stotevke river, capturing prisoners. Berlin admits the penetration by the Russians of part of General Von Linsingen's first line trenches in Volhynia. In the Carpathian district, triaas at several points attacked the Russian cavalry operating against them, but Petrograd says they were everywhere repulsed. The drive of the Turks in Armenia is still going on, and, .with the Russians on their heels, the Turks, fleeing. are abandoning, guns and munitions along the roads. The Russians have thrown their advanced guards to within ten miles of Erzengan in Central Armenia and the Turks there are declared unofficially to be preparing to withdraw from this fortified town to a new base at Sivas, thirty miles to the west. nl the Austro-Italian zone the Italians report the capture by their troops of Monte Cimone. in the Posina-Astico sector, a further advance in the Monte Chiesa region and the repulse of counter-attacks on trenches they had captured near Sasera and Zebio, on the Ago plateau. IATHERS WARNED NOT TO SWIM H CREEK AWYE NORTH WARREN Superintendent Mitchell of the Hospital Believes Stream Unfit for That Use To accurately, inform the public of the condition of the waters in the Conewango Dr. W. H. Mitchell, superintendent of the State Hospital, this morning ordered weekly analysis taken of creek water above the Hospital. He believes the results of the analysis will confirm his personal opinion that the creek is not fit to bathe and swim in. Rumors have been circulating among the colony of campers at North Warren for the last several days that analysis made under the direction of Dr. Mitchell have shown high percentages of colon baccili (typhoid germs) in the water. The stories, have alarmed many persons who have discontinued swimming in the creek. .Examination of the records at the hospital this morning showed that no samples of the water above the institution have been taken this summer. Regular analysis, however, are being made of the Hospital sewage and these show uniformly that while a high percentage of colon baccili exist in the raw sewage, the effluent, turned into the creek, is absolutely free of them. The last samplesof creek water above the sewer outlet, on the contrary, show the presence of the germs. "The creek is not a fit place to swim said Mitchell today. "Those who feel, however, they cannot stay out of it, should exercise care not to take any of the water into the mouth. It might not strike more than two or three in a hundred, but so long as colon baccili exists in the water, the danger is there. The f apt that no recent analysis have been made of the creek water makes little difference. The last time such analysis were made they existed. The creek has not materially changed since that time." Hundreds of persons are swimming in the Conewango between North Warren and the State line daily. So far as known 'only one person has this far been taken ill where the cause of the trouble has been traced directly to the water in the stream1. He is Clarence Peterson, who was employed in the kitchen at the State hospital. He was at first believed to have come dawn with an attack of typhoid. His illness has, however, been confined to the iutfeatinar germs in the teiiStrig creek where he often went swimming caused .it. TO BE CHARGED WITH MURDER Boston. July 26. Dr. Wilfred E. Harris, who was shot last Tuesday by Dr. Eldridge Atwood, died late yesterday. His wife was with him at the end. The police announced that the charge against Dr. Atwood would be changed from assault to first degree murder. FRANK COSMANO WATCHES BIG TARANTULA CRAWL DOWN ARM Spider In Banana Bunch Does No Harm; Is On Exhibition Today Frank Cosmano, 209 N. Carver, calmly watched a big tarantula from the tropics skid down his arm at the Pennsylvania freight station yesterday while his companions held. their breath, fearful to move lest the spider sting. When it hopped on to the floor it was caught by Joe GiuflTe with a stick, and today it is on display at the store of the Warren Fruit and Produce company on Pennsylvania avenue west. The tarantula came in a car of bananas the men were unloading. Cosmano was just about to pick up a bunch when a black object darted from the fruitMike Gotto, who was in the car, 4et out a yell and fell through the door. Cosmano remained remarkably cool, knowing that if he moved possible death awaited him. The spider lost no time in moving down his bare arm and once it was on the floor was pinned with a stick. It is a savage looking object and attracted much interest at the fruit store today. With its legs spread out it covers an ordinary saucer. 9TH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY CHARMS MEXICAN SNIPERS WHO NAD ATTACKED THE OUTFIT. For the second time within a week, Mexican snipers began peppering the outposts of the Ninth Massachusetts infantry outside El Paso, July 23rd. The photograph shows Company I charging the snipers when they were shot at last week. ED BECK HAS NARROW ESCAPE IN ACCIDENT AT BEMUS POINT His Automobile Practically Demolished In Collision With Baggage Car Ed Beck, of this city, nearly met death yesterday afternoon when the car he was driving was struck near Bemus Point by a baggage car of the J. W. N. W. and was practically demolished. Mr. Beck and the friends with him escaped injury. In the auto with Mr. Beck were Mr. Edwards, a landscape gardener employed at the summer home of H. G. Rush, and Dewey Arnold, of Bemus. Mr. Beck was driving his car down the slight grade above the station and was unable to see the approacfifisg traction because oE freightcars on thfr 'switch >t this Jint aiid itphas Stated thit the traction car sounded no warning, but doubt is expressed as to whether the whistle couldjBave been heard by the occupants of the car because of the noise made by the loading of state road material by machinery located at the station. The baggage car struck the mobile squarely, tearing off the front wheels, breaking the windshield and damaging the machine to such an extent that it is improbable it can ever be repaired and, although the j men in thfi automobile escaped injury, it was the narrowest escape from death possible. TO INVESTIGATE Three Distinct Inquires Have Been Started and Are Being Pressed By State Department SITUATION IS BECOMING MORE COMPLICATED DAILY Protest Will Contradict Any Nation's Right to Interfere With the International HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT WILL CO-OPERATE WITH MAKERS Will Endeavor to Perfect New Style of Traction Engine Wheel Harrisburg, July 26. Assurances of co-operation on the part of manufacturers of traction engines were extended to State Highway CommissionWashington, July Three distinct inquiries into the general assault planned by European belligerents on American trade are being pressed today by the State Department which is completing information regarding the extent of the British boycott and the manner of its enforcement. The Department is also examining treaty applications and the contention that the domicile of a corporation is not where its stock is controlled but its home is being prepared. The senate foreign relations committee is inquiring into this blacklist and the reported commercial agreement of Teutonic powers. The Whitehouse is investigating all boycott facts preparatory to cooperating with the State Department in the protest. The International situation is becoming more complicated and officials realize action may hinge on Germany's adherence to its submarine promises. The proposed protest to England will flatly contradict any nation's right to interfere with the internal affairs of the United States or to obstruct in any way the dealings of its subjects so long WILL HOLD OFF CAMPAIGN UNTIL CONGRESS ADJOURNS President Will Probably Make a Few Addresses Before That Time Washington, July 26. President Wilson and members of his cabinet mapped out preliminary plans yesterday for the coming presidential contest and decided that except in Maine, where an election will be held September 11, active campaigning will not be started until congress adjourns. So far the president had no plans for going into Maine, although he undoubtedly will take part in the campaign there and receiving etaries 'Wttsoil, "Governor (Slynn of New York and Senator James of Kentucky are among speakers who will be sent into the state. The president's plan is to remain here until congress adjourns, and then go to Shawod Lake, N. J., for the formal notification ceremonies. The only definite speaking engagement he has is in Kentucky in. September, but Chairman Vance McCormick, of the Democratic national committee, will recommend that he make several other addresses during the next few weeks. er Black when he requested aid in _ _ solving the problem of handling tracj as they are not dealing in contraband SUBMARINE DEUTSCHLAND HEMMED IN BY FREIGHTER Departure of Craft May Be Postponed Indefinitely Baltimore. July 26. The clear channel before the German supersubmarine Deutschland was blocked today when the British freighted Highbury dropped ancr.or just outside the 'slip where the boat lies. The channel is blocked in such a way that the Deutschland would be forced to open up the screen of barges surrounding her and go around the freighter in the tow of the tug Simmons. Consuming a half hour of time a storm of excitement was created among the Deutschland's officers and men by the arrival of the er. No signs were to be observed toIday of the immediate departure of the Deutschland. M'CLURE TO BE DEPORTED London, July 26. S. S. McClure. New York publisher, was refused permission to land in Liverpool Monday and Is to be deported. He must leave Saturday for America. McClure came to England in connection with the distribution of funds for the relief of destitute Irish families. RILEY'S BODY NOW IN VAULT Indianapolis. July 26. The body of James Whitcomb Riley. the Hoosier poet, now rests in a flower lined vault in the little old chapel at Crown Hill cemetery, following the private funeral services at the home in Lockerbie street. A large crowd was at. the cemetery to .see the body placed in the temporary resting place. During the funeral services, all flags in the city floated at half mast and expressions of sorrow at the death of the beloved poet were heard on all sides. tion engines on the improved highways. The state highway commis-' sioner had today for the hearing of John J. Baker, of Henterline. and Bryon E. of Halifax, on charges of having operated their traction engines in such a manner as to be detrimental to an improved state highway. Highway Commissioner Black explained to Baker and Shoop that the department had no desire to inflict hardship on the owners of traction engines or to take any steps which would hamper them in the pursuit of their duties, but that he had summoned them to appear before him in the hopes that an understanding might be reached between the manufacturers of and the users of traction engines on one hand and the state highway department on the other to insure less damage to the highways by the operation of traction engines. Commissioner Black suggested to traction engine manufacturers' representatives present the possibility of constructing a wheel which could bear cleats for 'the necessary operation over earth roads but which could be put on when the traction engine was operated over an improved highway where the cleats tended to damage or in some instances destroy the surface of the road. J. A. Rose, of the Threshermen's Protective association, did not think that such a cleat was feasible, but assured Commissioner Black that the threshermen would conduct experiments with various types of traction engine wheels at such time as the state highway commissioner n.ight desire to endeaver to perfect a safisactory wheel. of war with a belligerent. COMPLETION OF CLEVELAND TUNNEL WILL BE DELAYED Bodies of Eleven Men Are Still In the Tube Cleveland, July 26. Cleveland today faced the possibility of an indefinite delay in the completion of the water tunnel under the lake where 21 men met death. Though no concerted protest has been made it is aleogether probable that if gangs ordered into the shaft during the week refuse to go. Eleven bodies are still in the tube State, county and federal officials are getting the investiagtion under way. DISPOSITIONS SUSPENSION BRIDGE ENOA6IN6 QUESTION It Will Either Be Moved or Disposed of as Old Junk When Time Comes How to dispose of the old Suspension Bridge? The question of what is to be done with the remarkable old structure, its cables and its towers, which were put up in 1871, is being considered from many angles these days in view of the progress that is being made on the new Allegheny bridge. It is an absorbing question, not only to the :ounty commissioners, who will settle t, but to the citizens in general, who lave known, and even learned to ove, the classic old bridge that has jraced the river front for so long a time. Perhaps the highest price on record is now being paid for old steel cable and other junk, of which there would be many tons if the bridge were to be dismantled. That is today when the shrapnel factories are eatng up old iron as the trenches around Verdun take men. Tomorrow junk may be very low in price and :he sum that would be received from the sale of the bridge as so much junk would shring until it could not considered. One thing is certain. The old bridge will not be taken down until the new one is completed and in operation, and there are many who do not believe the new concrete structure can possibly be completed now before next summer. To take the Suspension bridge to North "Warren and place it there for the convenience of the farmers and residents of Conewango and Glade townships is a project that has been broached heretofore. Back in 1912 the residents of the two townships thought they were going to have a bridge across the Conewango. Their petition got by the grand jury and was put up to the county commissioners. A series of conferences reT suited between the commissioners and the parties who presumably were the most interested. The petition called for the placing of the bridge at what is known as the hospital ferry, a mile above the North Warren dam. Naturally it would been useful to the hospital. It would have been more useful to the institution there than at the ford below the dam, where many believed logical site existed. The hospitalhad- no money which it could devote to the. construction. It might have secured an appropriation for the purpose had the proper steps been (Continued on Fage Five) BRITISH WARSHIP IN UNITED STATES TERRITORY Believed to Have Been Looking for the Deutschland ALL ITEMS IN ARMYBILLSTAY to Cut Down priation Fail; Expected That the Measure Will Carry MEASURE TO BE FINALLY PASSED SOME TIME TODAY President Wilson Will Stood Squarely Behind Naval Program; Conferees Are Already Named Washington, July 26. AH to reduce items of the army appropriation below the figures recommended by the military committee failed in the senate yesterday, and dications are that the total appropriation for that branch of the national defense would approximate when the measure ia completed. Passage of the bill is expected today. Most of the appropriations aa revised by the senate committee been acted upon when adjournment was taken last night. As the bitt stands it represents an increase of over the house authorization. By a vote of 13 to 36, the senate retained a house provision prohibiting installation of so-called stopwatch systems in management of government works. Senators Martine, Reed, Thomas and others denounced, the system as "brutal -and Senator Weeks defended it and military affairs committee sought vainly to have the provision against it stricken out. Senator Lee of Maryland made an effort to include an appropriation in the bill to provide for dependent families of national guardsmen in the federal service, but his amendment was ruled out on a point of order sustained by Vice President Marshall. The issue will, be raised again on an amendment to L e offered by Senator La toilette. An amendment to establish a council of national detente for at'ion of industries and resources fii the interest of national security waaagreed to 39 to 13. President Back of Bill. Washington, July. Wilson has determined to stantt squarely behind the iiici'eased senate naval building program. Official word of his desire th'at the senate provisions be accepted; by the in conference ewas sent from th White House yesterday, but tration leaders will insist on a eoaference, and the rules committee will be ready to force that disposition the bill'when the house meets again. Thursday. Representative Buehanan, objected to Chairman Padgett's request for appointment of conferees under unanimous consent. Senate Norfolk, Va., July 26. Pilotless _ _. and without warning to United States j ccmfeVees already have been namedofficials, one of the British cruisers' lying off Cape Henry awaiting the appearance of the German submersibles Deutschland and Bremen, steamed through the Virginia Capes yesterday, proceeded to the .vicinity INFANTILE PARALYSIS IS HARD DISEASE TO BRING UNDER CONTROL United States Public Service Gives Advice As to the Best Method of Procedure to Combat the Plague; Local Authorities Must Take Action of Fortress Monroe. cruised about for an hour or more, and then returned to a point just outside the three-mile limit. The United States warship Louisiana, and the collier Neptune, were the only government vessels which sighted the ship, and a detailed report of the incident was made to Washington by naval officers. Authorities here said that while the entrance to American waters without warning was very unusual, they could see in it no violation of international law or navigation regulation. DR. WAIT? CUT CROSS ON HIS CHEST WITH PIECE OF GLASS BUILDING COLLAPSED; TWO DEAD Hagerstown, Md., July 26. Two women and one man lost their lives yesterday when the Vivian restaurant on South Jonathan street caved in after the walls had been weakened by a cloudburst. To control the present epidemic of infantile paralysis, according to a statement issued by the United States public health service today, the chain of infection between persons harboring germs of the disease and the well members of the community should be broken. Infantile paralysis is probably caused by a very minute organism found in the nasal, mouth and bowel discharges of those who have j the disease or who are, carriers of the germ without themselves suffering from the ailment. All of the steps in the spread of the infection are not known, but if this germ can be prevented from passing from the infected to the well person the disease will cease Infantile paralysis is not a disease of recent origin. Sporadic or scattered cases have occurred throughout the country for many years, but it is only during the last decade that the infection has assumed epidemic proportions in the United States. The present epidemis in New York city, on account of its magnitude and virulence, has awakened the residents of many communities to the danger of the importation of the disease into their own midst. This danger is real, but if due precautions are exerted it is believed that the epidemic will subside. The actual control of the present epidemic must be left to the city, state and federal health authorities These organizatigns wit; properly .quarantine and care for affected per1 sons, prescribe sanitary measures and limit as may be necessary the travel of individuals in order to protect neighboring districts from the infection.Individuals -ind communities, however, can do much toward their own protection. Poliomyetis is probably spread rectly or indirectly, through the medium of infected secretions. Account i must therefore be taken by communiI ties of every means by which such i secretions are disseminated. Promisj cuous expectoration should be coni trolled. The common drinking cup affords a method for the interchange jof materiai of this nature and should therefore be abolished. "Rigid cleanliness of glasses and utensils at soda fountains, in saloons and other public places should be enforced. Flies, j roaches and other vermin, by coming in contact with infected secretions, may possibly convey them to our food jand thus directly bring about the dej velopment of disease. Therefore, eliminate insects. Street and house dust bear a definite relation to the spread of many infections and it is [not unreasonable to presume that they may be a factor in the on Page Two) Refused to Give Any for His Act Reason Sing Sing. N. Y., July 26. Dr. ArIhur Warren Waite. awaiting electrocution here for ths murder of his father-in-law. John E. Pock, of Grand Rapids. Mien., was found in his cell in "'Deatli House" last night bleeding from a wound in his. chest. made in the shape of a cross. The prisoner had cut himself with a piece of broken glass. How Waite obtained possession of the glass could not be explained. It was presumed that when he was taken out for exercise in the court yard he picked it uo when the vigilance of his guard was relaxed and concealed it until they returned to his cell. Waite was removed to the prison hospital but he steadfastly refused to questions. The prison authorities believe that if he had intended to kili himself he would have inflictod the wound elsewhere than on his chest. The injury ie not serious. A ftrict watch will be kept on Waite when he returns to the death house. ONLY WOMAN OFFICER IS DEAD Richmond. Va.. July 26. Captain Sally Louisa Tompkins. aged S3. the onlv woman ever commissioned as an officer in the Confederate army, died yesterday in the Home for Confederate Women. She was commissioned captain of cavalry in order that she might continue to conduct a private hospital after other such institutions were ordered closed. FURTHER PLANS ARE MADE FOR RECRUITING THE GUARD Officers Now at Mt. Gretna Have Not Received Any Orders Mount Gretna, Pa., July 26. Further ararngements for a recruiting rendezvous for the national guard of the United States were made here yesterday, when Captain Edward J. Welner and Captain William H. Seirdt. commanding Company A, Thirteenth infantry, and Company K, Ninth infantry, respectively, national guard of Pennsylvania, were ordered to recruit their companies to full war strength and to remain here for some weelvS tc train new recruits. The men of the Third brigade, now here in summer training camp, are to be siven the for enlistment. The officers and men o: both companies named, as well as volunteers to noin these companies by transfer. will be examined physically today byMajor Charles E. Koerper. U. SA., who had charge of the exanioinations for the recent mobilization camp. Recruiting officers recently mustered into the federal service here are still without orders from Governors Island to proceed with their work. SEVENTEW CASES REPORTED Harrisburg. July 26. Seven new cases of infantile paralysis in Pennsvlvania were reported to the health department yesterday, making a total of 63 cases reported since the outbreak of the epidemic. Four of the new cases are in Philadelphia. in Milford. Pike county, one in Osceola. Tioga county, and one in Birmingham township. Wayne county. Fair tonight and Thursday. ;


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Basic Cabinetmaking with Zane Powell [May '15]
Zane Powell leads this class through the intricacies of making custom cabinetry to fit any space. Along the way they cover all the options that exist from design to construction as they make their own custom cabinets.
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Veneering: A Course of Action for Making Furniture with Marc Adams [May '15]
Marc Adams leads his class through the process of crafting high-end veneered furniture pieces as they make a veneered cabinet complete with marquetry details.
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Creating Exceptional Furniture: Controlling the Line with Stephen Proctor
This week, Stephen Proctor returns to MASW to teach the hand skills necessary to create any shaped furniture part required for exceptional high-end furniture. His students step through the process of adding tapers, twists and elegant curves to square stock.
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In the Greene & Greene Style with Thomas Stangeland
Thomas Stangeland unlocks the mysteries of the Arts & Crafts movement as his class steps through the design process to craft an original piece with lots of Greene & Greene details.
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Weekend of 5/2/2015
This weekend we welcomed 4 first class instructors to the workshop. We hosted "Getting Started in Furniture Restoration & Refinishing with Mitch Kohanek," "Really Cool Bandsaw Puzzle Boxes with Jeff Vollmer," "SketchUp for Todays Woodworker with Bob Lang" and "Steps for Building Staircases with John Ressler." Talk about an exciting weekend!
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Bench Top Tool Chest with Roy Underhill
Roy Underhill needs no introductions within the woodworking community. This week he leads his students through the process of making a bench-top tool chest entirely by hand. They leave with a host of new hand skills and sweet little tool chest to boot.
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BUTTE — A bill that would have required the state to develop a management plan for wild horses imported into Montana was voted down in committee Tuesday.
Senate Bill 402, sponsored by Sen. Kendall Van Dyk, D-Billings, was defeated 6-5 by the Senate Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation Committee.
Besides a management plan, the Montana Department of Livestock also would have charged a fee of $100 on each imported horse or burro.
Van Dyk had worked with two Republicans, Sen. Taylor Brown of Huntley and Sen. Eric Moore of Miles City, in crafting the bill.
"We talked about how this might happen," Van Dyk told the Montana Standard on Tuesday evening after the vote. "We introduced this at a late date, but we elevated the issue and it's far from over. Hopefully, we can pick it up at the next session. These things take time."
The Bureau of Land Management completed the transfer of 700 wild horses last month to the Spanish Q Ranch outside of Ennis. The Spanish Q is the first long-term holding facility for wild horses in Montana, but it was delayed for a number of years in no small part because of resistance of neighboring ranch owners about the horses' effect on irrigation, livestock, and wild life.
The bill attempted to address some of those concerns, but it was up against a tight timeline. If the bill had passed the Senate committee, it would have had to pass through the full Senate and make it to the House by Friday. As day 71 of the current legislative session, Friday is the deadline for a revenue bill to be presented in both the Senate and the House.
Some committee members expressed concern about the $100 import fee, even though the bill was stripped of a retroactive clause that would have covered the 700 horses already at the Spanish Q.


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Pele nearly signed for Inter Milan from Santos - Massimo Moratti
Former Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti has said Pele signed for the Nerazzurri in 1958 only for the deal to be called off due to fan protests.
Lack of continuity continues to plague Brazilian football
The constant shuffling of coaches, players transferring and inconsistent scheduling continues to plague Brazilian football, writes Tim Vickery.
Neymar missing as Brazil put seven young players on Copa America squad
Brazil's final 23-man squad for this summer Copa America is missing Barcelona star Neymar, as expected.
Corinthians' Tite: I don't want to succeed Dunga as Brazil coach
Corinthians manager Tite has said that he would never negotiate to replace Dunga as Brazil team coach.
Shooting death prompts away fans to be banned from derbies in Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo police have banned away fans from attending city derbies until the end of the year after a bystander was shot dead on Sunday.
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Ick, those demo headphones must have been pretty sweaty by the end of the night.
Headphones.com Sponsors "Silent Disco" at "Gathering of the Vibes" Festival.
It's starting to happen more and more. A silent disco is where the DJ plays music that is sent to an FM transmitter, and dancers wear headphones tied to FM radios. Sometimes two DJs spin discs and compete for the most people tuned in. I suppose you can tell who's winning by the beat of the bobbing crowd. I think it sounds like fun.
Evidently, so do the folks at Headphones.com who sponsored this year's silent disco at the 16th annual "Gathering of the Vibes" music festival --- a festival/party inspired by the spirit of the Greatful Dead. The disco started at 1:00 am and lasting 'til sun-up. Some 500 or more sweating partiers danced like mad while onlookers watched the silent hoard. Headphones.com gave away t-shirts and other shwag, and had listening stations set up for folks to sample a quality headphone experience.
Nice job, Headphones.com. Way to get out there and pimp the goodness of headphones to the masses! And damn, that sounds like a whole lot of fun.
Main website for The Gathering of the Vibes.
PRWeb story on the silent disco at GotV.
Story on Headphones.com blog.
Wiki entry on silent disco.
That must be a very unique experience.
I would have loved to have been there just to watch the silent masses dance.
Indeed a wonderful experience! Hope to try this someday.
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This is very embarrasing for my wife (her car). At stop lights and when someone is stopped in front of her. Horn BEEPS quickly. Sometimes will honk three times in succession. Sometimes we have a nonhonk day of driving!!! Other days about 15 honks just in the short times we drive it. Our car has 230,000 miles on it. W/O a lot of maintenance. We have replaced the timing belt upgrade at 110,000 miles, new belts then too, rebuilt the complete front suspension about 40,000 miles ago, complete valve job done 50,000 miles back. Couple of dash bulbs, taillite and headlite bulbs but that's it. It is my wife's baby and we are kind of committed to keeping it going if possible as we have her father in a care facility and the $$ for a new car just is not there. thanks for any real help. I have also replaced the fan assembly twice for the radiator. And replaced the CPU a couple of months back from Orielly Auto but did not correct this situation. Also the relays.
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ANSWER by pushrod , July 26, 2014
Remove...or have the horn button (airbag pad) removed, most likely find the problem there. Possibly the pad itself. Can remove relay until fixed! ... Is it really easy to make the horn blow... Slight touch of the horn pad??... Have seen them get 'mushy' inside and give this problem! Also for a quick fix... Universal add on horn button is available! Then Just disconnect HORN ground at pad.... IF not equipped and 'Air Bag' savvy.... Have a mechanic do the work!!!!!
COMMENT by Shopman27 , July 26, 2014
IF that is the problem??? How do I remove the airbag? sensors or fuse to unhook first? I have removed a few from the wrecks that I have rebuilt but do not do it enough to know what to do first. I use to teach auto repair and body shop classes. I now own a small restoration shop. BUT!!!! I do not think that is the problem... though I will check this out. The car honks more often if my wife unlocks the passenger door with her key. She usually has to unlock the driver's side door first. ... ???? I removed the passenger's door pannel to unhook the door lock switch for the door locking problem (another Question here on the blog) and the horn still will occasionaly honk when the passenger door is opened. Sometimes several times... honk-honk-honk! Again sometimes and it is short. BUT NOT ALWAYS!!! I cannot find any damaged wires in the door. Moved them around and no honk! I have read other blogs where other people owning 2001 to 2004 PT's are haveing similar issues. Please NOTE: the horn only honks very briefly when it honks. Sometimes only once then at othr times in succession 3-4 honks... again each honk is brief! I have removed the horn fuse and it is not doing it at present. But I NEED to find the problem and FIX it. I have been restoring cars and ex drag racer since 1961. Taught vocational school and college classes in automotive, welding, fabrications, and Industrial Arts classes. This new electronics especially this PT Cruiser problem has me stumped!!! Others ARE having the SAME issues on other researched blogs!!!!!!!!!! This will take someone familiar with this problem to answer it. I am even willing to pay for the CORRECT answer. I have taken the relay box apart as Dodge said there COULD be a short in it (maybe). They would not really get serious. Kept the car for 4 hours charged me $300.00. Did NOT fix it but told me they would need more time... another day. They did NOT work on it hardly at all in those 3 hours they charged me for. It just sat while they worked on OTHER cars! And so did I... just sat and watched... frustrated. I was watching thru the windows from the waiting area. I will never go back to a dealership again. This was a first for me as I usually do ALL of the repairs on her car. That is why it has the mileage on it as it does. 230,000+. This horn and door locking problem has been with us for 2 years now. Seldom happened then it has gotten more often within the last 5 months. So I pulled the fuse 2 months ago but do not want to leave it that way. I have read on other blogs possibly may be a bad ground... broken wire??? Where to look or where do I run an ohmage test? I cannot afford to have the high priced trouble shooting website (for shops) as it is around $180.00 per month. Every month!!! For at least two years they tell me. This is why I work on the older model cars 1904 thru 1970 now! The other new stuff drives me insane!!! Help would be highly appreciated! If you are near Branson, Mo. or visit I'll buy you a nice evening meal if we can solve thei delima. Joe in Mo.
COMMENT by kruzin , September 30, 2014
Try running an ohm test on the wiring to see if there is a short. As you know there should be no(unkook battery) resistance then trace the wires. Electrical work is a real pain and time consuming. Try adding a ground(jumper) to the existing ground wire for the horn, if that is the issue then it should stop honking.
ANSWER by LVDan , December 13, 2015
My 2008 PT cruiser has been stalling and my horn no longer works but will honk on its on every once in while. I've been told it could electrical problem will cost me a fortune. Can you tell me what could be wrong with my car?


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And with only one episode down so far, it seems like the rows and ructions are imminent - a well narked Amanda will be hurling her glass of water over Simon Cowell on tonight's show.
Take that one to BGT HR, Si. What, you're the boss? And you seem to be smiling in all the pics... still, should be rather funny, no?
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Until then, why not get up to speed with the last week's BGT hijinks as covered on Mirror Online... unless you'd rather watch You've Been Framed, of course.
He's a cheeky wotsit that David Walliams, isn't he?
Comparing himself and Si to Elton John and David Furnish... wasn't that a Little Britain sketch?
Watching public says "no".
And is a bit confused...
Is this last week's show?
Or did that intro bit just seem like it went on for a week?
Talking of Little Britain, a Stig impersonator has just wheeled on some bloke wearing an Andy Pipkin wig.
And then Stig started singing.
"This could be a Subo moment... but I doubt it," said Ant.
You're not half right, mate. That was abysmal.
And we seem to be kicking off with the bottom of the barrel acts.
Cara Wilson confirmed that she was a dancer. The leg warmers and leotard gave it away, love.
Although maybe not the actual dancing...
"Let's do this!" she enthused, before launching into an MC Hammer-style jumpabout.
Simon being very generous in telling her that it was like a 3am (not our 3am... although, actually...) pogo after a night's worth of Bacardi and cokes.
"I'm a builder, but I like to think that I'm a comedian," says some bloke before confirming that the operative term there was "think".
Is that a squash he pulled out of his bag?
"I've lost the whole track of it now," he continues, after getting four buzzes.
Don't worry, mate. We stopped caring after the second rude-shaped item.
Viewing for all the family, there.
Incidentally, the music that was playing under that car crash of an act was 'Hard Work' by John Handy.
And it was darned hard work to watch.
Next up, the first 'proper' act of the show with AJ, 18 and Chloe, 17, dancers from Nantwich. And they probably are the best dancers from that part of Cheshire we've ever seen.
The pair say that they rehearse ever day, for between two hours and five hours of training.
80% of that time may go into shaving his chest.
"I don't really have that many friends, to be honest," AJ admits, such is his commitment, before adding, somewhat disjointedly: "I love the Queen!"
Maybe Her Maj will add you on FB after seeing you both swing your things.
Wiggling, bending and spinning all over, the place, the pair are a hit with the judges.
"It was absolutely faultless, and I loved every second of it," says Amanda.
Alesha thinks that they are "slick and sexy" (maybe referring to their gelled hair), adding that she hope's the competition will "take them to the next level".
Simon also thinks they're "flawless".
David gushes like a burst water fountain, n'all. But despite claiming that giving them a yes was the "easisest decision I've ever had to make", he did look a bit like he was thinking about what he was going to have for lunch.
And we exit this segment with the first "Don't Stop Believin'" of the series. The rubbisher Glee version, naturally.
After a bit of flapping over Si by Sinitta and David, we're reminded just how loved the boss man is with a few shouts of adoration from the audience.
Remember peeps, literally zillions of acts applied, but there's still time to fit in a reminder of just how awesome and popular he is.
The Johnson brothers, sandwich shop workers from north Wales, 19-year-old Adam and Richard, 22 get their moment in the spotlight next.
Asked how they feel, Adam reveals that it is "hard to explain - excited but nervous".
That is hard to explain.
He then adds that he's been to toilet twenty times today, and that is unusual.
Medically speaking, it is probably best that that does seem unusual. Even if we didn't really need to know... will they be any good, or just BOG STANDARD?
Did the Johnson brothers' nan stick her tongue out at the camera as the lads prepared to go onstage? Cheeky devil.
"It's been absolutely amazing to meet Ant and Dec," says nan, who came on stage for some reason. And she was there for quite a while, really.
She looks like she's about to BURST with excitement.
Has someone checked that she doesn't need to make a visit to the loo, like her toilet-tripping yet charming grandsons?
The song Adam and Richard performed was 'The Impossible Dream' from 1965 musical Man of La Mancha.
Remember when Welsh cyborg Rhydian covered it?
"Your voices were absolutely incredible," says Amanda after their rendition.
"Very wholesome," says David, who's keen on the idea of having a lovely song sung to him followed up by a sarnie. Told you he was thinking about lunch.
Why did nan keep bowing?
Back on the Johnson brothers, Simon liked the fact they are "genuine guys", although they need a bit of assistance.
Yes, they probably do. Or is he referring to their sandwich enterprise? Si's just BUTTERING THEM UP.
Apparently it reminds him if the Olympic spirit of London 2012, which must have been one of those events we missed.
And probably didn't win gold in.
"Let's not hold the lift for the girls," says Dave, backstage, as the judges get ready for a long session of sitting down.
Sense trouble-a-brewing...
And yes! There was the first SPAT/CLASH/RUMBLE of the series.
"Up and down/here we go," bang on the two lads in the act over and over again.
Please just go.
Everyone's getting a little bit overexcited out there on the judging panel. And not with Alesha's boogying.
She won Strictly Come Dancing, you know. Hard to believe, isn't it?
"Bit weird, wasn't it? It didn't totally excite me," says David about the bug-eyed dancers that Amanda and Alesha seem keen on, for some bizarre reason.
Amanda claims that the act is interesting and unique.
Stig and Little Britain Andy were unique... doesn't mean they're entertaining.
And "interesting" sounds more like a euphemism for "I have no interest in ever watching that again" in this instance.
Someone get Louis Walsh on, tell him what to do.
"I think we've had enough of the boys," says Amanda, despite making the most curious judging decisions in the show.
"Maybe we've got to that point where we've just had enough of each other," says Simon, in a line that I wish I'd had the cojones to utter in some break up situations.
Anyone buying this?
"This is the problem when you get the girls who actually kind of like each other," says Simon, in what could be interpreted as a little dig to other judging panels he may have sat on.
Yes, he means you Dannii Minogue and Sharon Osbourne.
Angry Amanda and Alesha, having walked off the set with arms round each other, affect a kind of angry disposition as make up people help them get their hair tweaked.
Still, the show must go on.
It must, sorry about that.
With Amanda and Alesha sitting around looking moody and arguably being somewhat unprofessional (if it was all, ahem, real), Si and Dave decide to get on with the real business of drawing attention to themselves.
Neil the retired pastry chef comes on, and he couldn't give a monkey's what's happening with the judges. A viewpoint that Twitter also seems to share.
He warbles 'All Out of Love' by Air Supply, a track from 1980 - partially why that kid in the cap looked perplexed that it wasn't something by Ed Sheeran or One Direction being performed.
"The cream could go anywhere," says Neil, explaining why he didn't sing while making pastries.
Si gets it spot on when he tells the affable Neil that his howling "reminded me of my snooze alarm".
After the "bootylicious" performance by a trio of attractive dancers (not sure why they're being compared to Beyonce) which provides the opportunity for Mr Lover Lover Cowell to raise an eyebrow and Dave to threaten to shake his tushy with them, we're back into a montage of people who all seem very nice but will never be seen on screen ever again.
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His dad apparently may not be all that keen on Jords following a music/talent show career.
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David gives him a "billion per cent yes" and the crowd goes wild.
Cut to backstage and Jordan is reunited with his dad on a hands free iPhone who admits he was wrong and Jordan tells his pop he loves him.
What a lovely story.
Burn that top though, Jordan - it's giving us a migraine.
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Boy George seemed to like Jordan, too.
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This page contains Bully: Scholarship Edition Hints for Xbox 360 called "G&G Card Locations." and has been posted or updated on Sep 14, 2008 by cypuscreek.
- Developer: Rockstar Vancouver
- Publisher: Rockstar Games
- Genre: Action Adventure
- Release: Mar 4, 2008
- ESRB: Teen
G&G Card Locations.
Bullworth Academy Grounds
#1 - On the top balcony on the back (south) side of the main school building. Climb the lattice work and it will be lying up there.
#2 - In the attic of the girls dorm.
#3 - From the abandoned bus, go out that side entrance of the Academy and look to your left as you go. You will see a dirt path. Take the dirt path and follow it a short distance and you should see the card next to some big rocks behind the parking lot wall.
#4 - Head toward the Auto Shop from the school parking lot. When you pass through the first building, turn to your right and there will be a green dumpster. The card is behind it.
#5 - In the library in the far right corner on the same table with the Info-Globe.
#6 - Climb up the ladder on the front right side of the Gym Pool building and drop down behind the fence. Follow the fence along and you will find it next to some bushes. (Rubber band #21 is in here as well)
#7 - In the boys locker room in the gym, in the first bathroom stall.
#8 - In the front yard of the observatory, in the corner of the wall formed by the back side of the stairs up to the Spud Cannon.
#9 - Follow the shortcut tunnel that leads from the observatory path toward the Asylum. The card is on the ground in the brief open area between tunnels.
Old Bullworth Vale
#10 - Climb a set of rocks on the beach just off the southern edge of the bridge from Bullworth Academy.
#11 - Outside the movie theater in the center of town, at the bottom of the steps next to the trash can.
#12 - On the platform on the top of the dead end stairs just to the west of the burger place.
#13 - In Tad's yard behind the car.
#14 - In the cemetary up in the very northern part of town. The very back of the cemetary next to a gravestone.
#15 - On the very end of the lighthouse pier. (Your save house if you have completed the 'Prep Challenge')
#16 - On the barge floating out in the bay to the southeast of the large pier. Swim out to it and there is a ramp on the southeast corner of the barge to walk up onto it.
#17 - On the sunken pirate ship on the southeast side of the island in the middle of the bay. It's a long swim, but you can climb up on the exposed part of the ship to get the card.
The Carnival
#18 - In the carnival parking lot to the right just before you enter the gate to the carnival, in the back corner.
#19 - In the souvenier tent, up on the raised platform with the arcade games.
#20 - On the platform as you enter the Big Squid ride. You must purchase a ticket to ride it and you will automatically grab the card as you enter.
Bullworth Town
#21 - There is a fenced in area next to the bank across the street from the Dragon's Wing Comic Book store. Go around behind the bank and you will find a small hole you can crawl through to access this area.
#22 - At the bottom of the stairs that lead into the basement of the Dragon's Wing Comic Book store. (Back entrance to the save house if you have completed 'Nerd Challenge')
#23 - On the couch in the same room with the bed in the basement of the Dragon's Wing Comic Book store. (Room you sleep in if this is your save house if you have complete 'Nerd Challenge')
#24 - In the alley behind the Come Hither Adult Book store.
#25 - On top of a green dumpster in the alley that runs behind the Worn In clothing store.
#26 - On the roof of the police station (building to the east of Town Hall). There is a ladder on the back of the building to climb up.
#27 - Behind one of the raised planted trees in the parking lot of the In and Out Motel. The Motel is on your right on the short road going in to New Coventry, before the train bridge.
New Coventry
#28 - Up on the train bridge over the road leading in to New Coventry from Bullworth Town, near the end of some train cars.
#29 - On the right side of the dirt path that leads up to the train bridge from the south. In the grass near some trees.
#30 - Inside the Final Cut (barber shop and clothing store), near the marker to buy clothes.
#31 - Across from your bike garage, on the raised platform of the warehouse.
#32 - Heading north on the road from Blue Skies Industrial Park up into New Coventry, you should see a raised alley up an incline as you approach the intersection where you can turn right to go to the Tenements. The card is in the alley on an overhang. Climb up on the dumpster to gain access to the overhang.
#33 - Take the dirt path that leads out of the west side of the Tenements area to go to the train bridge. The card will be lying on the path on the way not long after leaving the Tenements.
Blue Skies Industrial Park
#34 - The easternmost home in the trailer park on the north end of this part of town. In the back yard where the laundry is hanging. This house is right across the road from the power line tower.
#35 - Right next to a small trailer just a little bit north up the road from Zoe's house.
#36 - In Zoe's back yard, just smash in the gate.
#37 - In an enclosed area at the back of Spencer Shipping near a dumpster. Smash in the gate to enter.
#38 - Inside the Townies Clubhouse on the floor next to a bookshelf. (Your save house if you have completed 'Townies Challenge')
#39 - On the roof of the Blue Skies Shipping building. Use the access stairs on the northwest corner of the building.
#40 - Inside the Wonder Meats warehouse on the floor near a crate. (You must have completed the mission 'Busting In' to access this card)
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Golimumab, a human antibody to tumour necrosis factor α given by monthly subcutaneous injections, in active rheumatoid arthritis despite methotrexate therapy: the GO-FORWARD Study
- E C Keystone1,
- M C Genovese2,
- L Klareskog3,
- E C Hsia4,5,
- S T Hall6,
- P C Miranda7,
- J Pazdur8,
- S-C Bae9,
- W Palmer10,
- J Zrubek4,
- M Wiekowski11,
- S Visvanathan4,
- Z Wu4,
- M U Rahman4,5
- 1University of Toronto and Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- 2Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, USA
- 3Karolinska Institute and Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden
- 4Centocor Research and Development, Inc, Malvern, Pennsylvania, USA
- 5University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- 6Cabrini Medical Centre, Malvern, South Australia, Australia
- 7Universidad de Chile and Hospital San Juan de Dios, Santiago, Chile
- 8Instytut Reumatologii, Warszawa, Poland
- 9Department of Rheumatology, The Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea
- 10Westroads Medical Group, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
- 11Schering-Plough Research Institute, Kenilworth, New Jersey, USA
- Professor E Keystone, Mount Sinai Hospital, 60 Murray Street, Room 2-006, Toronto, Ontario MST 3L9, Canada; edkeystone{at}mtsinai.on.ca
- Accepted 23 November 2008
- Published Online First 9 December 2008
Objective: The phase III GO-FORWARD study examined the efficacy and safety of golimumab in patients with active rheumatoid arthritis (RA) despite methotrexate therapy.
Methods: Patients were randomly assigned in a 3 : 3 : 2 : 2 ratio to receive placebo injections plus methotrexate capsules (group 1, n = 133), golimumab 100 mg injections plus placebo capsules (group 2, n = 133), golimumab 50 mg injections plus methotrexate capsules (group 3, n = 89), or golimumab 100 mg injections plus methotrexate capsules (group 4, n = 89). Injections were administered subcutaneously every 4 weeks. The co-primary endpoints were the proportion of patients with 20% or greater improvement in the American College of Rheumatology criteria (ACR20) at week 14 and the change from baseline in the health assessment questionnaire-disability index (HAQ-DI) score at week 24.
Results: The proportion of patients who achieved an ACR20 response at week 14 was 33.1% in the placebo plus methotrexate group, 44.4% (p = 0.059) in the golimumab 100 mg plus placebo group, 55.1% (p = 0.001) in the golimumab 50 mg plus methotrexate group and 56.2% (p<0.001) in the golimumab 100 mg plus methotrexate group. At week 24, median improvements from baseline in HAQ-DI scores were 0.13, 0.13 (p = 0.240), 0.38 (p<0.001) and 0.50 (p<0.001), respectively. During the placebo-controlled portion of the study (to week 16), serious adverse events occurred in 2.3%, 3.8%, 5.6% and 9.0% of patients and serious infections occurred in 0.8%, 0.8%, 2.2% and 5.6%, respectively.
Conclusion: The addition of golimumab to methotrexate in patients with active RA despite methotrexate therapy significantly reduced the signs and symptoms of RA and improved physical function.
Competing interests: Declared. ECK, MCG, LK, STH, PCM, JP, SCB and WP (or their institutions) have received research grants from Centocor and/or Schering-Plough. LK and ECK have received consulting fees from Centocor and/or Schering-Plough. ECH, JZ, SV, ZW and MUR are employees of Centocor Research and Development, Inc and own stock and/or stock options in Johnson&Johnson, Inc. MW is an employee of and owns stock in Schering-Plough Research Institute, Inc.
Funding: This study was funded by Centocor Research and Development, Inc, a wholly owned subsidiary of Johnson&Johnson, Inc and Schering Plough Research Institute, Inc.
The following investigators participated in the GO-FORWARD study: Argentina: Alejandro Alvarellos (Córdoba), Alejandra Magdelena Babinin (Córdoba), Juan Carlos Barreira (Cuidad Autonoma de Buenos Aires), Alberto Berman (Tucman), Maria Alicia Lázaro (Buenos Aires), Ingrid Strusberg (Córdoba), Guillermo Alberto Tate (Buenos Aires), Osvaldo Hübscher (Cuidad Autonoma de Buenos Aires), Bernardo Antonio Pons Estel (Santa Fé); Australia: Stephen Hall (Malvern, VIC), Geoffrey Owen Littlejohn (Clayton, VIC), Peter Thomas Nash (Maroochydore and Cotton Tree, QLD); Canada: Christopher Atkins (Victoria, BC), André Beaulieu (Ste-Foy, QC), Alfred Cividino (Hamilton, ON), Edward Keystone (Toronto, ON), Majed Khraishi (St John's, NL), Robert McKendry (Ottawa, ON); Chile: Pedro Claudio Miranda Cabezas (Santiago), Ana Flores Torterolo (Rancagua), Irmgadt Annelise Goecke (Santiago), Maria Loreto Massardo Vega (Santiago), Juan Pablo Riedemann Gonzalez (Temuco); Germany: Holm Häntzschel (Leipzig), Rolf W Hauer (Berlin), Gunther Neeck (Rostock), Andrea Rubbert (Köln), Jürgen Wollenhaupt (Hamburg), Reinhold Ernst Schmidt and Henning Zeidler (Hanover); Hungary: László Hodinka (Budapest); Mexico: Jorge Antonio Esquivel Valerio (Monterrey, NL); New Zealand: Daniel Wai Tho Ching (Timaru), Nicola Dalbeth (Auckland), Peter Brian Barrie Jones (Rotorua); Poland: Jan Brzezicki (Elblag), Marek Stefan Brzosko (Szczecin), Zbigniew Adam Mencel (Kalisz), Anna Fillipowicz-Sosnowska (Warszawa), Hanna Chwalińska-Sadowska (Warszawa), Jacek Andrzej Pazdur (Warszawa); South Korea: Sang Cheol Bae (Seoul), Hyun Ah Kim (Kyunggi-do), Sung II Kim (Seo-Gu), Choong Ki Lee (Nam-gu Daegu), Soo Kon Lee (Seoul), Yeong Wook Song (Seoul); Republic of China: Tien-Tsai Cheng (Taiwan); USA: Antony Hou and Eugene P Boling (Upland, CA), Richard D Brasington, Jr (St Louis, MO), Melvin A Churchill, Jr (Lincoln, NE), Gino DiVittorio (Mobile, AL), John E Ervin (Kansas City, MO), Mark Genovese (Palo Alto, CA), Mitchell Lowenstein (Palm Harbor, FL), Michael Miniter (Moline, IL), Frederick T Murphy (North Duncansville, PA), William Palmer (Omaha, NE), Irene Tong (Pasadena, CA), Yong Tsai (Ormond Beach, FL), Christopher Wise (Richmond, VA).
▸ Additional supplemental material is published online only at http://ard.bmj.com/content/vol68/issue6
Ethics approval: The protocol was reviewed and approved by each site's institutional review board or ethics committee.
Patient consent: Obtained.


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First of all, I warmly wish you a Happy New Year!
Last year was an exciting year for IUCN in Brussels and I would like to thank you all on behalf of the IUCN European Union Representative Office for supporting the organisation in Europe and beyond. We have great expectations for 2014, which will be a year full of events and important milestones for nature conservation in Europe.
One highlight of our recent work is the focus on Europe's large carnivores. Large carnivores are fascinating animals, but have always had a complicated relationship with humans. Together with the IUCN's Large Carnivores Initiative for Europe, we are implementing a project to identify practical approaches to help ensure a favourable conservation status of the main European large carnivore species and to secure their coexistence with humans by reducing conflicts where they arise.
Editorial by Luc Bas, Director of IUCN European Union Representative Office
Europe is home to five species of large carnivores: the Wolf (Canis lupus), the Eurasian Lynx (Lynx lynx), the Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus), the Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) and the Wolverine (Gulo gulo). Over recent centuries they have been heavily persecuted by humans for a range of reasons, which led to historic lows in their distribution and density in the mid 20th century.
The Habitats Directive, adopted by the European Union around 20 years ago, protects the five European large carnivore species to varying degrees and provides some continental scale harmonization of legislation. This legislation has made it possible for the carnivores to come back in some parts of Europe and to reinforce their presence where they already occurred. This recovery has created a range of challenges for many people with whom they share the landscape.
IUCN's work on large carnivores is supported by the Large Carnivore Initiative for Europe Specialist Group established in 2010 as part of the Species Survival Commission.
It has long been known that Wolves are highly adaptable species. The return of breeding Wolves to Germany during the last 14 years, and the recent arrival of dispersing wolves in Denmark, is a striking example of just how well Wolves can adapt to human-dominated landscapes. This natural recovery of Wolves in extreme landscapes provides a foundation for a great deal of optimism for large carnivore conservation.
Wolves were eradicated from Germany and other countries in the northwest of the continent during the 19th century. During the 20th century the landscape of Germany was transformed into one of the most human-dominated landscapes in Europe, with intensive agriculture, industrial forestry, massive infrastructure development and widespread urbanisation. Not exactly the wilderness with which Wolves have long been associated in the popular imagination...
European Commissioner for Environment Janez Potočnik answered IUCN questions about large carnivores conservation policy.
Q: Commissioner Potočnik, can you share any personal experience or encounter that you have had with large carnivores?
As I have always said, I am a farmer's son who grew up in the countryside in Slovenia where coexistence with large carnivores was accepted as part of rural life. I can't honestly say I ever had to run from a bear as a boy, but I do remember a feeling of wonder, fear and pride at the thought of the wild biodiversity we knew to be nearby...
Europe's large carnivores occupy landscapes that are more or less totally dominated by human activity. Humans have greatly modified the landscape structure, fragmented it with infrastructures and actively exploit all trophic levels. Although European carnivores are doing surprisingly well, the fact that their lives are so interweaved with humans results in their conservation being very dependent on human activities.
Experts from all across Europe have recently completed a threat assessment for Brown Bears, Wolves, Eurasian Lynx and Wolverines across the continent. Although habitat fragmentation and disturbance were frequently identified as low intensity issues, the most important threats were focused on conflict issues such as livestock depredation, low levels of tolerance among some rural stakeholders, and low institutional capacity among responsible authorities.
From a biodiversity point of view Slovenia is one of Europe's crown jewels. The country has some of the best preserved and best managed forests, which have had a continual presence of Bears and Wolves, with Lynx being reintroduced in the 1970's. Despite this continual presence of large carnivores throughout the 20th century, the conservation of Wolves is presenting a variety of challenges for the 21st century. SLOWOLF, a project funded by the EU's LIFE program has been making significant steps to reduce conflicts and pave the way for a better coexistence between rural people and Wolves...
John Linnell, senior scientist at the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research and member of the IUCN SSC Large Carnivore Initiative for Europe, tells IUCN why he decided to study large carnivores and why he is so fascinated by them. Here is a sneak peek of his blog post:
"Large carnivores are not an easy career path. For the scientist part of me they are difficult and expensive to study. For the conservationist part of me they are associated with a constant round of challenges and conflicts. So why do I do it? Fascination is clearly part a major of the answer..."
The IUCN Cat Specialist Group has been working with local partners in Macedonia and Albania to clarify the status in those countries. The results of their studies indicate that only 20 to 40 Lynx remain. One national park constitutes their major stronghold, and even this is being threatened by hydropower development.
Eurasian Lynx in Europe survived the bottleneck imposed by the 20th century in four remnant populations. While the populations in Scandinavia, the Baltics and the Carpathians have recovered considerably with number of individuals ranging from hundreds to thousands, one remnant appears to have continued declining...
In terms of biodiversity, Greece is one of the richest countries of the European Union. Its diverse features, ranging from high mountains to the deepest waters of the Mediterranean - including a 16,000-km-long coastline and some 10,000 islands - combine with a variable climate, generating a great range of habitat niches and a spectacular flora and fauna.
Greece hosts some 6,600 taxa of vascular plants with the highest number of endemics in Europe (22% of the total indigenous flora). The fauna comprises 115 mammal species, 12 of which are marine, 446 bird, 22 amphibian and 64 reptile species. Moreover, 162 freshwater and 476 marine fish species are hosted in Greece's waters. Some 30,000-50,000 invertebrates are also present, exhibiting a very high degree of endemism, exceeding 50% in some groups.
In November 2013, a group of 235 individual experts and organisations from 36 countries, including 23 EU Member States, published a joint statement calling on the European institutions to adopt a science-based approach for the EU-wide legislation on invasive alien species. The Call was coordinated jointly by BirdLife Europe, IUCN European Union Representative Office and Neobiota.
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A motion for a Resolution on Wildlife Crime was approved by the European Parliament on 15 January. The Resolution calls for measures against wildlife crime, placing it on the same level as human trafficking and drug trafficking. IUCN strongly welcomes the Resolution and is ready to provide scientific support and engage with related European Institutions.
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An international team of scientists has produced the Cities and Biodiversity Outlook, a first scientific assessment of how global urbanization trends affect biodiversity and ecosystem dynamics around the world. This URBES factsheet focuses on the key messages produced by the project.
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The "Implementation Plan of the IUCN Programme 2013-2016" in Europe defines the concrete contribution of the IUCN European region to the IUCN Programme in the coming years.
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Recently published IUCN's manual "Sustainable tourism management in the transboundary areas of the Dinaric Arc region" presents the practical steps that need to be implemented in order to secure sustainable tourism development.
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The closing conference of the LIFE+ 3WATER project took place in Brussels last December with the participation of IUCN. The project is a successful example of close cooperation between private landowners, land users, communities, nature organisations, and national and European authorities.
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Healthy and restored ecosystems can make cost-effective contributions to meeting global challenges. IUCN highlighted this concept at its side event on "Nature-based solutions to development needs" during the European Development Days in Brussels on 26-27 November 2013.
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Some 25,000 respondents from the 28 EU Member States answered a Flash Eurobarometer survey in June 2013. According to the survey, almost nine out of ten Europeans believe that biodiversity loss is a serious problem in Europe.
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On 13-14 February, the conference "A new global partnership: European civil society positions on the post-2015 framework" will bring stakeholders from a range of backgrounds in Brussels, to voice their positions and to debate on the Post-2015 framework.
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All Leaders for Nature teams are invited to the 7th Leaders for Nature Forum "Rethinking profit and loss" on 13 February in Amsterdam.
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The European Commission is launching a new Award designed to celebrate and promote best practices for nature conservation in Europe, aiming at bringing the success of the Natura 2000 network to the public's attention and demonstrating its importance for protecting biodiversity. Submissions are open until 16 February.
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Blue Society Expert Group gets ready for its second meeting towards the definition of the Blue Society concept on 13 March.
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IUCN helps the world find pragmatic solutions to our most pressing environment and development challenges. IUCN's work focuses on valuing and conserving nature, ensuring effective and equitable governance of its use, and deploying nature-based solutions to global challenges in climate, food and development. IUCN's European region covers the European continent, North and Central Asia, and includes the European Union overseas entities. Representing one third of the global membership, this is IUCN's largest programmatic region.
Photo credits: Luc Bas; Large Carnivores in Europe, John Linnell; Camera trap picture of a young Wolf, LUPUS; Janez Potočnik; Poached Wolf in West Poland in 2013, Sabina Novak; Wolf, SloWolf/Miha Krofel; Eurasian Lynx, John Linnell/NINA; Camera trap picture of Balkan Lynx, Balkan Lynx Recovery Programme; Monk seal pup, MOm/ P. Dendrinos; American bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus), Flickr/Distant Hill Gardens; Items seized by UK Border Force in 2012, Flickr/ukhomeoffice; URBES factsheet #4, URBES; Implementation Plan of the IUCN Programme 2013-2016 in Europe_cover, IUCN; Sustainable tourism management in the transboundary areas of the Dinaric Arc region_cover, IUCN; European Tree Frog (Hyla arborea), Vladimir Dobretic; Logo, European Development Days 2013; Graph, Flash Eurobarometer; Invitation to the event, European Economic and Social Committee EESC; Logo, Leaders for Nature; Logo, Natura 2000 Award; Logo, Sea for Society.


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Twenty20 is revitalising cricket and this event is already sparking off real enthusiasm, the chance for a national platform for premier clubs all over the UK."
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