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Issue date: Thursday, November 2, 1944
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Charleroi Mail, The (Newspaper) - November 2, 1944, Charleroi, Pennsylvania Good Evening is the ability to get along with some people and ahead of others. THE OHARLEROI MAIL ESTABLISHED JUNE NINETEEN HUNDRED The Weather Cloudy tonight and Fri- day with showers Friday and in north portion today and tonight. Continued warm. VOLUME 128 WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 2. 1944 FOUR CEN1 COMPLETE LIBERATION OF WALCHEREN IS HEAD TT TT -m m w m m Japanese Make Desperate Bid To Luzon Rushing Available Air Reinforcements To The Philippines Attempting To Delay As' Long As Possible American Liberation Of Stepping Stone To Japan Itself SENDS PLANES FROM DWINDLING RESERVES ALLIED Phil- Nov. her navy crippled in a futile attempt to smash the American rushed air reinforcements into the Philippines from her dwindling reserves in the homeland today. The Japanese command obviously was gathering all available aircraft to support a desperate stand on site of the capital city of in an attempt to delay as long- as possible American liberation of that stepping stone to Japan itself. One Japanese pilot who parachuted into the Leyte area and was captured said he had left Japan only six days before. Enemy aircraft were known to be shuttling into Luzon from presumably by way of Formosa and other intermediate bases. Front reports said terrain difficul- ties were slowing- construction of American airfields on liberated sec- tions of Leyte in the Central Philip- pines. Fighters already oparating from land ba'ses joined carrier planes in en- forcing- an aerial blockade on the west coast of sinking a small and a attempting to ferry reinforcements across the Ca- in otes Sea from Cebu. Torpedo boats boosted the toll of enemy shipping for the past 48 hours to 25 small craft sunk 'or damaged by scnding a troop-laden barge to the bottom off the west coast at Japanese prisoners reported only a few hundred troops Had been able to run the blockade successfully and land at the west coast air and sea base of Ormoc. Douglas MacArthur reported in his daily communique that Japanese air attacks on American shipping and To Pnite 1. ROOSEVELT TO MAKE CAMPAIGN TALK TONIGHT Nov. President Roosevelt's radio address tonight probably will be a in which he may explain why he is unable to make a personal campaign appearance in the midwest. White House Secretary Stephen T. Early said today. The President scheduled only one appointment p. m. meeting with former War Production Board Chief Donald M. arranged to devote the rest of the day to the speech. Asked what its topic would Early general I think he will describe the situation that made it impossible for him to go west and to New England at the same time de- spite the desires of some that he go to Ohin and BUS LINE FROM CHARLEROI TO MILL PLANNED Service Will Be Inaugurated Next Report States Bus service will be inaugurated November by Cammello of the Hilltop Bus for the employes of the Pittsburgh Steel reside in this community work at the Allenport mill. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has issued a Certificate of Public Convenience .to the new which has secured a 40 pas- senger omnibus for the purpose and three round trips will be operated daily so .as to accommodate the em- ployees residing in the North Char- leroi Hill Fallowt'ield Town- ship and Chiileroi Hill district. Each trip will begin at Fourth street and Center avenue in North Charle- and employees of the mill will be taken on and discharged along Center avenue and Conrad avenue in North also along Fourth Street leaving North Charleroi and Fifth Street Extension coming into Charleroi. The bus will travel on Fifth street to Shady avenue and along Shady avenue to Second thence along Meodoiv avenue to Tenth street and thence south on Great avenue to Third street. No passengers will be taken on after the bus leaves Third and and from that the bus will go directly to the Allenport Mill. The return route will be the same. TRUMAN IN SWING THROUGH DISTRICT Nov. Sen. Harry Democratic nom- inee for the vice moved into the1 critical state of Pennsylvania today to close an mile campaign tour with a swing through the Pitts- burgh industrial area. Bidding for labor support and for Pennsylvania's important electoral Truman- traveled- to Pittsburgh from W. where he called Gov. Thomas E. Dewey a ical in a radio- address- last night for quoting excerpts from the Senate Truman committee to discredit the administration's prosecution of the war. FISH AND OYSTERS Served every day. gam's Restaur- 528 McKean Avenue. REXALL 1 CENT SALE Friday and Saturday. WAGNER'S tJRUG STORE. Changes In Postal Rates Effective Today Charlevoi began paying more money for special postal services today. Changes1 in postal rates were announc- ed as and- registered C.O.D. fee.s .and one category of spe- cial delivery fees will be while money order fees will go back to amounts charged before the increase in April of this1 year. Regular regis- try fees will remain the same. Insurance fees- on mail will begin with three cents on one cent to five and increase to 25 cents on S50.01 to C.O.D. will begin with 15 cents on one cent to and in- crease to 60 cents on to Registered C.O.D. will 40 cents on one cent to and increase to on to The only change in the special de- livery fee will be 13 cents1 on first class mail up to two pounds and 17 on third fourth class mail up to two pounds. Monessen Private Is Listed Killed In Action News that another Monessen boy has p.iid the supreme sacrifice for his country was received today when Mrs. Mildred 625 Delaware was notified1 by the War Department that her Pvt. Alex was killed in action in Italy on Oct. 10. Private Kos'zykowski was- inducted into the Army on March 1943 and went -about two months ago. He is survived by his a 22- months old Mr. and Mrs. Joseph two Tony in France and Carl of three Stella and Jennie in Pittsburgh and Mary at home. Seen This Morning cigarette ads than cigarettes in a downtown stofe. pfOgttmw for the mill Memorial service to be held at Charleroi high auditor- ium afterifiO'Oft. on BOTH PARTIES IN FINAL BID FOR STATE VOTE Counter-Charges Have Increased In Intensity To Climax Race Nov. 2 Charges and counter-charges increas- ed in intensity today as Pennsylvan- ia's two major political parties brought their leading- candidates into the state to climax the Mov. 7 election campaigns. With both parties apparently angling for the steel worker and miner U. S. Senator Harry S. Democratic vice-presidential toured Allegheny county and' spoke at Uniontown while Gov. Thomas E. Republican presidential stan- entered the Common- wealth shortly after noon prior to making two addresses in the upper anthracite mining region. Trum.in'3 itinerary included speeches at East Pitts- Mc.KeeS'port and Union- a 15-minute radio talk and' a major address at while Devvey's schedule called for party rally appearances at Wilkes-Barre and Scranton tonight. The GOP will make its last major bid on the home grounds for the Com- monwealth's doubtful 35 electoral votes1 tomorrow when its vice-presi- dential Gov. John W. Brick- speaks before two audiences at his fifth and sixth cam- paign addresses in Pennsylvania. Those attending the Democratic rally addressed by Truman at Pitts- burgh will hear President Roosevelt's speech from the White House through a radio and talks by former Gov. Gifford Pinchot and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt. Ira T. Shamokin State House speaker and Republican nom- To Pace 5. DEWITT TAKES CHARGE OF STATE TROOPERS Sgt. Carlton L. Stirie Transferred To One New Man Added Here An additional trooper was added and a new commanding officer desig- nated for North Belle Vernon bar- racks of the State it was an- nounced this morning. Sergeant Carlton L. who has long been in charge the North Belle Vernon was transferred to Washington Headquarters barracks of Troop B-l. Corporal C. H. second offi- cer at the North Belle Vernon sta- was ordered to take command as Sgt. Stine leaves to assume his head- quarters post. Private Raymond of Wash- ington was transferred to North Belle Vernon. Private C. V. Vath of formerly of North Belle was transferred to Imperial sub-station. All transfers were routine and in conjunction with regular order of Pennsylvania State Police calendar it was said. Cpl. the new officer in charge at North Belle is a veteran trooper and a holdover from the old guard officers of the famed constabulary. He has long engaged in criminal in- vestigation and for many years work- ed out of Greensburg barracks. He is rounding out his fifteenth'year with the force. Report Unconfirmed Said Ships Attacked In Leyte Gulf Yesterday United Japan claimed in series of announcements unsupported by any Allied th.at its Army Air force and special suicide or damaged 14 American including battleships and in heavy raids on the United States in- vasion fleet in and near Leyte Gulf yesterday. The first claims were contained in a Japanese Imperial headquarters broadcast by Tokyo radio and recorded by United Press at San Francisco. The communique asserted that Japanese planes sank en- emy battleship or cruiser and three cruisers and damaged three enemy in Leyte Gulf Wednesday. A later unofficial announcement by Tokyo reported that the Japanese .attack supposedly con- sisting of explosive-filled planes man- ned by suicidal had sank OL- damaged seven additional American worships approaching Leyte Gulf. the special attack corps assaulted an enemy task force heading toward Leyte Gulf and blast- ed one battleship or cruuer and pro-b- ably sank another cruiser and destroy- er by the enemy propa- ganda report said. Another cruiser and destroyer were sunk in additional and a battleship was left r.fire and Tokyo said. Raids on the San Pablo and Dulag airfields early Thursday To Pnise DEWEY CARRIES HIS CAMPAIGN INTO MARYLAND Accuses Roosevelt Of Selling Out His Party To Communists Nov. Thomas E. Dewey today called upon Democrats to vote the Republican ticket in next Tuesday's election or lose their party to coalition of sub- versive which speks change our system of Certterville Man Is Ordered Held After Shooting At Group Norman Theakston. wa-- taken into custory todsy and arraign- ed before Justice of Peace H. L. Swarts on a charge of having fired a pun at a group of boys here last night. The shot from the gun struck John 'P. Izett. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sr. The youth was injured only slightly and required only treat- ment by a doctor. Young Izett was. in a group of boys- Halloweening in the district night when the shooting occurred. ABOARD DEWEY CAMPAIGN Nov. Thomas E. Dewey bid for Maryland's eight electorial voti's today after accusing President Roosevelt in Boston last night of selling out his party to Com- munists determined to seize control of the government. The Republican piesidential candid- ate carried his campaign into Balti- more in an attempt to take Maryland hs been on the winning category .aaVl into the De-wey column. After his Baltimore address- at the Lyric Dewey gees to Wilkes- Barre and for brief eve- ning and then retiuns to Albany. Under his belt was the strongest denunciation he has made thus far of the which he told persons in strongly Catholic Boston that the New Deal has enter- ed into Earl Browder's commun- He charged that the Alliance was affected through Sidney Hillman and his political action committee. De.yey .said fcjjat ''Mr. in his overwhelming desire to perpetuate himself in office for 16 has put his party on the auction sale to the highest He said the higVest bidders were political action committee of Sid- ney Hillman and the communist.s of Earl Dewey charged that President Roosevelt has weakened and cor- rupted the 'Democratic party that it is readily subject to and forces of communism in now capturing communists are seizing con- trol of bhc New through which they aim to control the government of the United Dewey shouted. Pnicr It. P DEN BO MAN INJURED IX AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT Nov. of sustained chest injuries in an' tutomobile mishap near Greensboro late yciterd-iy afternoon. He was admitted to the where his condition wa-s re- ported as good by hospital attendants. Roosevelt Failed To Prepare Nation For Says Martin Charges Little Common Honesty In Handling Federal Payroll McKEESPORT. Nov. Edward charging that has been little common hon- esty in handling the Federal payroll and in administration of the Social Security maintains that Presi- dent Roosevelt to prepare the nation for as he it was the President's great responsibility to lead this nation and make it defend Martin- said. on the he failed to do. we been or on the way to preparedness in we might have avoided Martin -said at a Republican rally last night. our preparations would have been speeded up and this would have avoided many casualties and the ex- penditure of billions of dollars. conclusion cannot be f-eapod that the President did not take the people into his that he did not voice specific warnings until it was too and that he led the country to believe that neutrality would save UR from Pointing out that America will To I'nur 8 Column AII'Time Production Record On No. 4 Hot Mill At Allenport Three Crews Make High Mark In Tonnage Contribution To War Effort Pictures On Page 6 An all-time production record for 24 hours operation was established on the No. 4 hot mill of Pittsburgh Steel Co. at Allenport last week. foremen for the three crerrs Thos. Cotton J. Louis Wellens. This mill started in the record made last week breaks all previous production records of this mill over 22 operation. At the time the record was made the mill was producing 0. wall hot finished boiler tubes. Figures on the output and tonnage still considered within the premise of atrict War Department regulations and can not be it was learned that ft fortabte lead was heW oref all aus achievements by the Jio. 4 con- tinuous operation mill. Pictures of the three-shifts were taken by the company photographer and released for publication today. They appe-r herewith in The Mail. These men established the record in the course of a routine day's work and it now -as an example of their conlribulion to war on the production front and as a criterion of their efforts In support of the men oft the figMing fronts around the worW. British Hurl Germans Bad On Flushing Front TWO ARRESTED BY TROOPERS ON NUMBERS CHARGE Officers Arraign Two Men In 'Squire's Hearing This Morning Most German Guns On Walchei Island Captured Or Neutral Beachhead Widened British By Four Miles STIFF RESISTANCE BY NAI State police from North Belle Ver- j non sub-station thi-i morning ariestprl i two men in complicity with the racket after making observa- tion in a local hotel. Fred alleged numbers man was- arrested and .John also held for complicity in the ca-e. Both gave their as the Monicr where Pula.ski is proprietor and manager. Two state were on hand in the grill of the hotel this morning at o'clock to make observations in connection uilh trafficking in numbers. They apprehended co- called he alleg- edly was tendered slips --nd cash left at the hotel. is not actively engaged in the became involved because of the grill would leave cash there to be played. a roomer in the waa getting this when arrested today. Both were arraigned before Justice of the Peace J. B. Smith of 433 Mc- Kean Courtley on Courtley for operating a lottery and traffic in lottery Puluski on the technical count of maintaining a because the tickets were found in his place of business. Both were held under bond for court. Troopers Raid Room At Take Numbers Operators State Police yesterd.y arre-.ted four alleged numbers writers in a room at 521 Blaine which described hv officers MS a ing for reputej numbein oper- ators. First taken into custody Mike of 521 Blaine and the other three were arrested they entered the building at intervals. They were Jim William Muse and Canons- burg. State Police making the arrests shortly after 1 p. said a quantity of numbers' were confisc-ted. All four were taken before Alder- man I. E. Washington for hearings on charges of operating and maintaining lottery. Hold for each wai released upon posting officers itported. POLITICAL ARGUMENT LEADS TO FIGHTING Head-cracking followed beer garden wise-cr.eking lait another good sign that tempers are growing shorter with the approaching Presidential campaign. Ar.gelo of Bentley- made the remarks that ill is the best president the United States ever of McKean took exception and called Dewey a Tregemo hit Gillpin with his open hand and Gillpin konkeJ Tregemo with a beer bottle. That ended the political speech-making until the cons'table arrived. The hearing is at 8 p. m. PLANES MAKES FORCED LANDING ON HIGHWAY PITTSBURGH. Nov. An empty fuel tank caused a forced landing of a single-engine Army hospital plane yesterday on a highway near Vandergrift. The piloted 'by Flight Officer Z. C. was re-fueled in a short time and landed safely at the Alle- gheny Bounty airport. Raban was en route from Canada to New PARIS. Nov. Uni States First Army opened a new fensive today in the sector of its de ost penetration of Germany aouthe of Aachen and smashed forward ne ly two miles to 28 mi southwest of Cologne. Nov. liberation of Walcheren 1 obstacle on the sea approaches to A appeared near today as Bri1 Commandos hurled the Germans b into the northern end of Flushing the south coast and widened their v coast beachhead to at four mi Most of the German guns on V cheren that have barred Allied si from Antwerp its 26 miles docks for more than a month alre nave been captured or neutrall Once the island has been cleared c cargo ships will begin porii reinforcements and supplies into f werp for the anticipated winter fensive against Germany. Front dispatches reported the 1 man estimated to was bbt the slashing inland and along fiom both beachheads with bdy'oi sonimy guns and backec he big gun.s of a 200-ship inva armada and swarms of planes.' The southern column of Army C mandos was reported three to miles inland after landing on a be between two quays in the centei the Flushing dock area. of Holland's third most portant had been seized by night and the enemy was hemmed' a pocket in the northern end of city. On the west Royal Ma Commandos who seized in the first hours of their assault terday shoved three roHss- north to the neighborhood of Domburg about one mile southeast to w seven miles of a junction with 1 comrades at Flushing. Canadian 1st Army forces sma into Eastern Walcheren du To PiiKr JAPS DECIDE PLANES WERE ONLY ON RECONNAISSANCE Tokyo finally decided today fchal American in i 'broadcasts as B-29 Superfortress which supposedly flew over the anesc capital .yesterday were on reconnai.-wiance- and dro- no bombs. 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Oklahoma basketball: Fans can send off the Sooners on Wednesday
On Wednesday, Oklahoma will depart for its first NCAA Tournament since Blake Griffin was the star in Norman.
The Sooners will leave for the airport at 12:45 p.m. to fly to Philadelphia, where they face San Diego State on Friday night.
Fans can send off the Sooners by gathering at the Lloyd Noble Center's south ramp, which is located between the two practice gyms, on Wednesday.
No. 10 seed OU takes on No. 7 seed San Diego State at approximately 8:20 p.m. Friday, with the game televised on TBS.
If the Sooners beat the Aztecs, Oklahoma will face the winner of the Georgetown-Florida Gulf Coast game on Sunday.
Sooner senior Sam Grooms wants to be more aggressive in postseason play. He said he didn't think he was aggressive at all the last two games — when Oklahoma lost to TCU and Iowa State, respectively.
"I need to try to get in the paint and create some habits for those guys to get easier shots," Grooms said. "I kind of force them to create their own shots, and after a while that gets tiring. We wore (Romero Osby) out in the Iowa State game. He had to create every shot, and I didn't do much to let him get open shots. I've got to be as aggressive as I can."
What Grooms is referring to is the fact that Osby didn't make a shot in the final nine minutes against the Cyclones. It was something that left him frustrated, he said, for the entire ride back from Kansas City — and Grooms knows it.
"We rode him the whole game," Grooms said. "After a while he got kind of tired. We should have been players and made plays and do what they needed to do, but we kept trying to wait for him instead of giving him that out like, 'Okay, Roe, we got you. We got this shot. Roe, we got you. We'll get this rebound.' We can't require him to do everything."
Senior Casey Arent sprained a medial collateral ligament in his knee just a few days after freshman guard Buddy Hield went down with a broken fifth metatarsal in his foot in February.
Hield is back. Arent is not.
However, the senior has been working out on the elliptical trainer during Oklahoma's practices. While Hield's injury required surgery, Arent's just required rest. He has worn a brace on it for the last few weeks and hasn't dressed recently.
Oklahoma coach Lon Kruger said it is highly unlikely Arent will be ready for at least the Sooners' first game in the NCAA Tournament.
Grooms on his excitement Osby being named to the All-Big 12 First Team: "He came in here all summer. He stayed here. He didn't go home. He worked out. Did everything he could to get in the best shape that he could. He shot shots every day. He worked with Coach (Steve) Henson every day. That stuff right there, when it comes time and you see it pay off for him, you're ecstatic. I can't really explain the feeling."


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The guy they call ``Big Hank'' is taking a big, early jump to the next level.
``I will always be grateful for the family I have gained here at Ohio State,'' Hankins said in a release issued through the school. ``My three years have provided amazing experiences for me, and they are years I will never forget or take for granted.''
Hankins, who said he plans to return to finish his degree, appeared in 38 games the past three years and started every game the past two seasons. He was fourth on the team in tackles in 2011 with 67, including 11 for minus yardage. This past season he was fifth in tackles with 55, including four tackles for a loss.
``I have enjoyed coaching and getting to know Johnathan Hankins over the past year,'' Ohio State coach Urban Meyer said. ``His hard work on and off the field has given him an opportunity to move on to the next level. The coaching staff and I wish him all the best.''
The 6-foot-3, 322-pound Hankins ends his Buckeyes career with 138 tackles, including 16.5 tackles for a loss and five quarterback sacks.
The Buckeyes went 12-0 and won the Big Ten's Leaders Division, but were barred from playing in a bowl game by violations committed under former coach Jim Tressel.
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Rally-ready TWU Spartans come back again, top Pandas for first-ever CIS women's volleyball title
It's not like it's ancient history, but if you look back on the humble beginning of Trinity Western Spartans women's volleyball, it certainly seems like a long time ago. Starting in the 1999-2000 Canada West season, the Langley program began … Continue reading
TWU's Del Bianco tops list of seven former Head of the Class athletes honoured by CIS, CW
VANCOUVER — Canadian Interuniversity Sport and the Canada West announced major award winners for men's and women's volleyball and basketball respectively on Wednesday, and among a large contingent of B.C. athletes were seven former members of The Province's Head of … Continue reading
Uni Notes 02.15.15: Hoops with Nixon, Chambers, Young, plus CW volleyball, UBC women's hockey
Pasha Bains knows talent when he sees it, and that is why he's enjoyed watching the second-half renaissance of the 2014-15 UBC Thunderbirds men's basketball season. Newly-named as a 'Birds assistant coach and serving in more of an advisory role … Continue reading
Uni Notes 02.02.15: Birds' hockey historic, UBC hoops, TWU volleyball sizzling on Saturday
The local university sports docket was chalk full of contests this past weekend. Here's our look at the three biggest: 1. UBC MEN'S HOCKEY A year ago, they were UBC's team on tenterhooks. Over the weekend, they became the school's … Continue reading
Bar set high as veteran-laden TWU women's volleyball set to begin serve on golden journey
LANGLEY — If you're just a casual fan of the local university sports scene, you may not be aware that B.C. is the epicentre of the Canadian women's volleyball world. And within that world, over most of the last decade, … Continue reading
CW playoff volleyball: Heat women make history, join TWU, UBC at Final 4; UBC men swept
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01.19.14: The Province's weekend CIS men's and women's volleyball, hockey round-ups
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CW Final Four women's volleyball: Consistency hallmark of No. 1 UBC's half-decade run
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25 films, 75 filmmakers: Sedona Illuminate Film Festival presents conscious cinema at its very best
The Illuminate Film Festival�s conscious cinema focus is a first-of-its-kind mind-body-spirit experience now on the cusp of the third annual gathering in Sedona, June 1-5 with 25 films, 17 panels and workshops, 75 filmmakers and industry guests and many immersive opportunities.
"In order for us to remain on the frontier of film itself and continue the momentum that's building, we're introducing very exciting new opportunities," said Illuminate Film Festival founder and executive director Danette Wolpert.
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Rockin' musical menu this week at Sound Bites Grill
Whether you like good ole Rock n Roll from the 50's and 60's or prefer to enjoy an intimate concert of a life time with legendary Esteban you won't be disappointed at Sound Bites Grill.
Monday, May 23, 2016
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Arizona's top 12 compete May 28 to join Sedona's National Poetry Slam Team
Saturday, May 28, the best poets in Arizona will compete in the 2016 Sedona Poetry Grand Slam, which kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre, 2030 W. State Route 89A, Suite A-3.
Monday, May 23, 2016
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Full menu of music offered up this week at Vino Di Sedona
Rick Busbea is back at Vino Di Sedona for $3 Draft Night on Wednesday May 25, 7-10 p.m. Rick is a local favorite who preforms at Vino Di Sedona every 2nd and 4th Wednesday; his shows are energetic and you'll hear classic favorites and modern tunes including Croce, Chesney, and Buffett. Rick relocated from Southern CA to Sedona in the fall of 2014 and quickly became known as a talented musician who is sure to entertain.
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On this superb set, broadcast on KSAN-FM, Petty's band, the Heartbreakers, is polished to brilliance, while Dylan's delivery is flawless on every song.
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Missoula Theatre to present Aladdin
An audition will be held for the Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) production of ALADDIN Monday, June 6, at Verde Valley School's Brady Hall from 10 a.m. to noon.
Thursday, May 26, 2016
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Pumphouse Poetry and Prose Project presents James Jay May 27
Friday May 27, 5 p.m., the Pumphouse Poetry and Prose Project proudly presents poet James Jay.
The poetry reading will take place in Sedona on the southernmost end of the Creekside Plaza parking lot just north of Tlaquapaque on the steps of the historic stone pumphouse beneath the shade of the giant sycamore trees.
Thursday, May 26, 2016
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New Movies Coming to theaters May 27
With the emergence of the world's first mutant, Apocalypse, the X-Men must unite to defeat his extinction level plan.
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
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Nice Guys entertaining if less than memorable
The Nice Guys is a mystery/comedy film that stretches credibility with a convoluted plot and a fair amount of humor to make it interesting to watch.
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
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Mask-making with performance artist Pash Galbavy
Make a mask of your face that represents your vision of healing. May 27, 1-4 p.m., at Sedona Arts Center, mask maker and performance artist, Pash Galbavy invites participants to a make a healing mask as one of 12 events for the Mental Health Coalition Verde Valley's activities for Mental Health Awareness Month. (www.mentalhealthcoalitionvv.org)
Monday, May 23, 2016
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Sedona Arts Center announces Summer Camp for Creative Kids
If you have a creative teenager looking for summer opportunities, Sedona Arts Center has the program for you. Sedona Arts Center has announced its 2016 Summer Camp for Creative Kids, which will feature two weeks of instruction in filmmaking, ceramics, and visual arts.
Monday, May 23, 2016
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Datebook, 5-25-16.
Renowned Author Robert Bauval Leads 3 Day Series and Lecture
(Sedona, AZ) Robert Bauval is a best-selling author, engineer and world renowned Archeo-astronomer. He's speaking at the Sedona Creative Life Center Friday, May 27th 7-10 pm on: Ancient Pyramid Builders, Modern Cosmology & The Science Of Immortality. Bauval's books have been the subject of many thought provoking articles and documentaries. He will share cutting edge information on the latest in modern quantum mechanics, cosmology and cutting edge neurology. Tickets may be purchased online for $25 for early bird pricing till May 10th
Then Bauval will lead archeo-seekers on an exploration to ancient southwest sites for a once in a life time adventure starting in Sedona, AZ May 28-30, 2016. Guests will visit local ruins, museums, sacred sites, and petro glyphs of ancient people dating back more than 9,500 years. Attendees will view some of the best rock art in the world, from Sedona, Verde Valley and Winslow, AZ. Individual day trips are offered also. There is early bird registration for the entire weekend limited to 30 people, first come, first served with a $70.00 savings for all 3 days or 1 day trip pricing is available. Lunch is included by Chocolate Tree Eatery of Sedona. There will be photo opportunities with Robert Bauval, networking with like minded people from around the country and plenty of time to rest, rejuvenate and heal at these auspicious sacred sites.
For More information call 928/274.7223 or visit http://www.worldviewzmedia.com/ to register online. This 3 day sacred tour is a Robert Dakota production of Worldviewz Media and sponsored by Sedona Connections, Djedhi training School, Sedona City of the Star People and Chocolate Tree Eatery.
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Oklahoma hospitals 'hire' robot staff to help zap germs
Bryan Carter doesn't seem to mind his new co-worker.
Carter talks to Ross sometimes, and the two seem to work well together.
Of course, Ross is a robot, so he's more focused on his job than the latest workplace gossip.
Ross's job is to shoot out high-powered ultraviolet light to kill bacteria that his human counterparts might have missed while cleaning hospital rooms.
Carter, an environmental technician at Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City, said patients, nurses and visitors have been excited to learn about the machine he wheels throughout the hospital.
"They say, 'Wow, that's a robot,' and you go into trying to explain what we're trying to do," he said.
Mercy Hospital is in the midst of a trial period with Ross to determine whether the robot can help them decrease the number of health care-associated infections patients acquire.
St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City was the first in Oklahoma to have such a robot, and Mercy is evaluating whether it will be the second. Officials at St. Anthony said it's too soon to say whether they've seen an impact on health care-associated infections.
Health care-associated infections are infections that patients acquire during the course of receiving health care treatment for other conditions, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These infections related to medical care can be devastating and even deadly.
An estimated one out of every 20 hospitalized patients will contract a health care-associated infection, according to the CDC.
The Affordable Care Act, sometimes referred to as Obamacare, placed further emphasis on preventing these types of infections. To receive their full payment update from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, hospitals are required to report certain types of infections to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention database. The information is publicly available on the CMS Hospital Compare website.
Xenex Disinfection Services is the maker of disinfection systems like Ross. So far, about 200 hospitals in the U.S. have Xenex cleaning systems.
Rachael Sparks, technical director at Xenex, said the company's main goal is to rid hospitals of Clostridium Difficile, also known as c-diff.
C-diff is a bacterium that causes diarrhea and more serious intestinal conditions, according to the National Institutes of Health. C-diff spores can live outside the human body for a long time and may be found on things in hospitals like bed linens, bed rails, bathroom fixtures and medical equipment.
Xenex has examples on its website of studies that show reductions in c-diff in hospitals. For example, a study at MD Anderson Cancer Center showed a 30 percent reduction in c-diff throughout the facility after it used the Xenex system.
Sparks said the Xenex system costs $125,000 over a three-year period. That's less than what hospitals spend on the infections that the Xenex machines are fighting off, she said.
"It's a really matter of looking at the amount you spend on infections and the amount you'll spend in the coming years," she said. "And you have to compare that to saving three to five lives in a year. It's hard thing to put a price on that."
The Xenex robots are about three feet tall and have a cylinder in the middle that rises when they're in use. The cylinder looks similar to a bug zapper that might sit on someone's back porch to kill pests.
During a five-minute cycle, the machine will send out pulses of high-powered UV light, or UV-C.
Sparks said UV-C is a type of UV ray that's filtered out by the ozone around the earth. UV-C typically bounces off earth, and because of this, bacteria aren't resistant to UV-C and don't have any mechanisms to deal with it, she said.
After the Xenex machine runs, the bacteria absorb the light, which causes errors in their DNA, The single-celled organism can't live past five minutes of absorbing the light from the machine, she said.
"As soon as you've killed c-diff, you've really killed everything else in the room that is a single-celled organism," Sparks said.
The Xenex machines do not replace staff members at hospitals. Before a Xenex machine can run, a hospital staff member must clean the room. For example, if a patient spills Sprite on the floor, the Xenex machine will not be able to kill the bacteria living beneath that sticky residue.
Dr. Mark Mellow, medical director at Integris Digestive Health Center, said Integris does not have plans to get a Xenex robot at this time.
Mellow helped lead a charge against c-diff at Integris. He and his team put more focus on simple and inexpensive solutions, such as using soap and water to clean hands, rather than antibacterial disinfectant. They also emphasized that doctors should be responsible in how they prescribe antibiotics.
Most cases of c-diff infection occur in patients taking antibiotics, according to the CDC.
Mellow said he was concerned that scientific research hadn't yet shown that devices like the Xenex system were effective in preventing actual c-diff infections. He said a study in the United Kingdom questioned whether the devices were a cost-effective means of fighting health care-associated infections.
"Their bottom line really on all these devices was that since there is still a requirement of significant pre-cleaning before use of these devices and there's limited evidence that they actually prevent c-diff infection spread that, to quote them, they say 'extensive field trials are necessary to determine their cost effectiveness in a health care setting,'" Mellow said.


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Turkey's Interior Minister says security forces have detained eight suspected gunmen following an attack on a wedding ceremony that killed 44 people, including the bride and groom.
Officials say masked assailants attacked the ceremony in southeastern Turkey with automatic weapons, and six other people were wounded.
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Words to think by as well
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Value of a College education- Is there still one?
College used to be the way to a better life and a good paying job, but in recent years its become quite different. We have all been told most of our lives that the only way to get a high paying job is by obtaining a college degree, but today it isn't quite that easy. Perhaps twenty years ago there were job openings for college graduates that were just waiting to be filled but it seems that now it is the opposite. It seems that colleges are in it for profit more than actually furthering our education.
After years of little sleep, poor diet, and countless hours of studying, there are still people with college degrees that simply cannot find a job. Veterans with engineering degrees cannot find a job and it just boggles my mind as to how something like that can even be possible. It seems that college has become more of a money making industry than a career building foundation. From elementary school, all the way until that last day of high school, we are all bombarded with campus choices and reminded that if we want to grow up and be somebody that we MUST have a degree.
So whats the value of a college education? There are graduates that have student loans in the tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars and they are struggling to find a job despite years of further education. In reality, graduates have the equivalent of a home loan looming over their heads without owning anything more than a piece of paper. Something even worse about this whole situation is that there are employers who actually consider certain degrees to be worse than no degree at all. A degree in Liberal Arts, for instance, is quite common but according to the Forbes list of worst degrees it is the fifth worse degree to obtain which equals money down the drain.
Community colleges aren't as expensive as larger schools but the downside is that the credits often do not transfer to major colleges and even worse the degrees are seen as easily obtainable and discredited. There is so much pressure at the age of eighteen to try and decide what we want to do the rest of our lives. Countless majors are changed in that first year of school because students discover that what they thought they wanted to do just wasn't quite a reality for them.
It seems that other countries have a better system and by that I mean free college for everyone. This is one way that a college and a country grow to have more educated individuals which means more money for everyone. If we all have the same opportunity for more education and money is no factor then it is more likely that there will be a larger number of adults with college degrees. America is about capitalism and making money but there are certain things that just shouldn't be about how much profit can be made and college is one of them. Students already pay ridiculous amounts of money for books that are sometimes not even needed but they are instructed to purchase. Parking passes are invalid on game day so that the school can make a few extra dollars and a student has to literally pay to take a test.
We all want to better ourselves in some way and college is one route through which we can take a step toward a better life. Money should not be the main factor that determines how someone gets an education; it should be for the well being of the country. College isn't for everyone and there are people that would rather work at a factory or even those who get lucky enough and find some way to make it without a degree. An education should not be a financial burden for years to come but if we are truly in it to better society then we must find some way to make it about the degree and not the dollar.


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Has anybody verified that the new 10-speed mtb cassettes from Shimano work properly with the 10-speed 105 crankset and shifters?
I am currently running the IRD 10-speed 11-34, which works fine (with mtb long cage rear mech). Don't want to order the Shim 10-speed 11-34 until I know for sure there's not some subtle problem . . .
I believe in their advertising Shimano made some statement to the effect that the new 10-speed mtb stuff would "not be compatible with 10-speed road components" or something. Thanks


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Argus (Newspaper) - October 14, 1789, London, Middlesex ^.o^.^ r-;� jam's u � 4% . . , / ..T^E^ING,- - ' ^?PW^d riWef4nW Comedy, tilled, ' ..... - t-The Chara&ef* by "-- � ..�". jKr. BLANCHARD Mr. THOMPSON, Mr. MACREAdY, Mr. HOLMAN,' , Mrs. WELLS, Mrs. WEBB, .MSft BftANGIN.Sjfed M>K$RVVIiQNi The Prologoe to he'ljpo^tt byMr.>ER?jrARD, .' 1 - A�d. ^^ER'^gue by^Mr..|,EWIS.- ; -"After which, wtt Be {ferftrrnea the'Cbmic Romance, in ......... , Three A#s,catted, Thy H^H^iizJp, Bach;^ fcre.try,"'.'QorrV and Capt.Dailw^T.OttAyjESfiLaifdof-Col, Mr. GARDNER 5 ^ , ." . . .. C*to*CUBITT ; iaSroVaf Mr. THOMPSON } ttny, MmmMOUNTAIN j " * ' .'lAnd ��oggy,"Mi�-MARTYR. " tj. Ncilrfon*ytO-be'rettfnied. -Fiaces for the BoxeVto bp talfen, of Mr.' Btandon, at the �r3ors, to bc.-opened , Theatre*- _ _ , w t d at/Half raft' 'Five,, the Pjfr/ormance to begin" avHalfp.aA Six, Othello, Mr.i'M^l (from^^^^f'e-'Kojjal, Edinburgh), - Iaeo, Mr. -Harleylhein* on this Stage), Aad Pefdemona, ,M,f*. Pope. ' * -To wKeh wi!lhe added* the^hjr>:t.ta of.TOM THUMB. . ^ FOR THE"B-EN�F1T OF - " Mr. FOX aad Mr. W ALL'ACK. * '�", ROYAL X5ROVE; I AniASTLEys AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE., /IpHIS prefcflt-WEDNESDAY; the i^th of OCTOBER, 1,7.89, Will be prefented,' A NEW MUSICAL PIECE, �'-"*. :in TwffAlfts", called, ". : - ' SHE WOULD BE A SOLDIER. . - The Mnflc'comptifcd by Mi". GAot.. - - �. �� A NEW DANCF, bySigfiior MA_RQUIZ. . Will-perform his,unparalleled " EQUESTWAN EXERCISES; -Mifs SMITH will "DANCE a HORNPIPE on a . -S I.N.G L E H OR S E; , An E.xercife never attempted byany, Lady bmherfclfY TUMBLING, By Ae FIRST GROW* in the WORLDt And ffo* trusNisht:ariiy>Mf. J. JENKINSON will ' rTHROW a .SOMERSET over SIX HORSES" BACKS, . ^^.^-^ *�ithoukthteAiJiftioce of Spring Boards; A FEAT �w*er ftt&ii^ijM^y-any one butfiunfelf in any: r ;� ^-fEingrfom.- - '' AnewM^ffcal-Piece, caUed^ ; The ROYAL NAVAL REVIEW at FLY M OUT/ H: � Or,. DEVONSHIRE and CORNWALL LOYALTY. , Ths abave Pieced is f&undeC on the Angular Event, the . -Pay his M A J ES T.Y -REVIEWED the BRITISH SQUADRON at PLYMOUTH. - - R o P E" - D A N C I N' G, By.-Sigi SPIN ACUTA.... . -Who is. allowed $e ons jaf'the FIRST PERFORMERS in the Worlds PARIS in an LTPROAR ; �r; The DESTRUCTION of the B ASTILE, Difplay one of the .grandtft. and- m:>ft Extiaordfnary '.. . : ~ � Event*: that ever appeared, " -; Groundcd-ca Real-FtuSsi�� - ..... - -v Ip the4bo�e.Pieee,.win;be Exhibited A GRAND.MODEL of PARIS. - With rfeveral!Additions,by Mr, AS1LEY,. fen. fince his RETURN from PARIS: ' Partrcalarly a^ Stfelklr^Gt RESEMBLANCE iri WAX, ofthe HEADS of ' *Monf. -De LAUNAY,- Governor ofthe"Bafti!ej ,And MoriC-De FLESSELLPS, the Prevot des March^nds '�� of Paris J ... � ^. Wliich Mr. ASTLEY'hai obtained at a g-eat-Ex-pence'. This Jouiney was.exjtefsly undertaken by Mr. ASTLF.Y, �ii order to obtain furtherinfornwtton on- the Subject of the Deft:uft:on ot th�Bafti!c-:�'and he can; aflure; the PublJCj 4hat every Ciicumllance attendinfthat Eventi on the 14th of July'laftj. with,Refpsclrto the Defrgns, as well as to Fa�ts, without Exaggeration or~Mifreprefintation, has been'ftriclily uttered .to.-.: He has-ordughtwith him^a' complete1 Paris . Vaiform as worn by the^ Marqais da hi FAYETTE, in which" he wjll.appear Wding the Troops and armedCitiiens . to the Siegeiof the :Battik.^ , *To which will bi addedj . ,The li-MrsiSaunderr^ � Africa, Mifs Crof�lun$! -AmeocaviMrs; joiiannot j � ,r;A(id:-BrJtanniaj MFSi.'\Va)laCk�- " . Doors to he opened a�:h;dfpafo FlVE j-. and to b^ginat half' ^ pal SIX precifeJy. �. BOX 3$.-^-?IT-is.~~-r3AL>;is.-Side GAL. 6d. PlaceifortheBoxes to be taken-otMr,Smtthj-at the Amphitheatre, .v." ^ Tickets to be had of Mr. WALLACK, No..9, Felix-. Sue-1,- near the Amphftheatre. , ' STATE LOTTERY. Stamo Office, SomerfetPlaie^ Sept. a6, 1789. EIS Majtfty's CommUSoners for managia^ the Stamp duties,. d>. hereby give � not q , tnat the --.-.'.vwing are-the: only Perfons who are duly liee;.fed by them for falling Tickets in the prefent-State Lotteri*"- �.��>�-..� W en their LU CUUwCy> CJk.firC 7th Aug. 1790 aift Aug. 1790 a^oth Aug-. 1790 James Brpatomb and "Tfaat'Goodman, Holboin ^ - � - - --James Bra'nfcornb and Ifaac Gocdman, No. 4, Cornhill -. - - . John Brnckfhaw, Royal Exchange,-; ' Cornhill i Henry. Wbolfey By field and Samuel � .Ha^kfworthy Chaning^crols � ^ .George Carrol, High-ftieet, Shadwell iohn Caffinj City of Briftof v Robert Cjcment," City of- Bath \ _William> Galley and John Beardmore,- Jun. Pwcadilly : rSiorge Harfifon, Piccadilly - - -jRoberfcttttardi ThomasBurne, and Ed^ 'j. wardjWanner, Roy alExchange, Corn-" hjlivt f - - Rjchard-;Ho4ges and William Norton, Nf. lio^Oxford^ttet- - " ' -William Ho/ges lio. A4, pall Mall .. Thomas HoTfihAy} Cornhill -Jolirf J^ony*bbtftihtda-alley, Corn- hrU , 1 Henry Latande, Gharing-crofsr : - j-i te and Daniel Forreft, City of Edinburgh ... , .. ;�. - �:. --Jbfeph-Wiqpenny, City of Briftol j-� � Stephen Wright, Gharjng-crofs � ;A�d thsCommiflioners think itneceflaiy thus publickly 'to caotion all perlons againft buying or-Idling any Shares of Tickets, other than, fuch as are legally ftamped; the A(�t having prohibited, under large . pimalties, the dealing, in Chances under any Pretence or Device whatfoever.j whic may depend on the contingency of Drawing the faid.Ticket, and alfo the Publishing Proposals for any fuchpur-pofe. � By Order of the Commiffioners. " JOHN BR ETTELL, Secretary. ad Oct. 1790 nth Nov. 17S9 4th Sept. 1790 6th Aug. 1790 ^afithSeptj, 1700 17th oaj 1 jit, 24th Julyj'.J790. ssth Sgpfcij^o, 4thF4b^Jf9? 20th Aug*. 1^90- a8thSept,f 17-90 24th July, 3(7^0 24th July, 17^ : 24th Sept.;iJfo 13th Junej.179 10th Sept. 1790 ��afidi Aug. t-790 rjth Nov. 1789 14th Oft. 1789: :17th Aug. 1790. 24th -July,;r.790 7th Feh. i.790. 14th Sep't. ,1790 5th Scpt,TX790 5th June j-.-T.79a FOUR DOORS BELOW NORTHUMBERLANU-'-. . HOUSE,. CHARING-CROSS. .,>.��: , \T7-rLLIAM VERNON, from Doytslsf^, 'VV "'WOOLLEN DRAPER and MAWS MERtJ^R, moft refpeclfully begs leave to inform the NOBILITY? and GENTRY^ that he lias Mid in a, larjje and -fafliionabfe af^ fortmentlof Fancy Goods for the prelent Scafon, where they may depend Upon being accommodated on reafonableterms.- *-Ladic!$HabitSj Habit Coats, Genclemen's Clothes, made in the completeft and mod elegant tafte. � He keeps the following Articles ready mitdes Ladies.and Gentlemen's Mprning and Dreiiing .Gowns, Great Coats, Gentlemen's Driving .Coats,' Coachmen ssBox Coats, Stalile Waiftcoats, Servants' DurTelled Jackets and Waiftco�*t3, on fheloweft terras.-. -i- ��- � BY HIS -MAJESTY'S PATENT, CONCENTRIC, or MULTIPLYING PULLIES. N � V J L-L E, Jconmonger,, Brazier, S?c-,-No..-4j 6,.Strand. fTpHE Public are refpeftfiilly. informed thefe X' Pullies ye a]ipUcab!e,tVn a ,mo^ advantageous manrJer, to all-feinds of swind up roafting Jacks, makteg-.them-go three, four, and evenfive times longer .than ufuali the on- 1 ftrucVws> oT*!{HichxUivia.tesrthofeifi*^ucptderangemeiJls tC: which the ^common pnlhes are liable, an&may be fixed1, to: Jicts-how m uft af a.trifling cxpence.. ; . AlatgS aCTortment of "Pantheon*, poliffied, fteel, and ja- ' patined Rcgfftex"Stoves, Kjtch'en Ranges.,-Sn*ike JackSj^rc-oh thwiewsft-pfinclples. Patent Tea-Urns^at the redwed ptices: Block Tin, Copper,-.and Iron.Kitchen Furnituie �; In the irreate f! v iriety* Bells complstt ly hung, and Smith's Work in gam'jEaljT:-- wirh .ievery artifife in the :lronjQongcyy. fcMncbsi^the bwe|t termi*. REDUCED FARES to BRISTOL and BATH, In the following genteel, fafe, and expeditious. POST 'COACHES, which let out from t,he GOLDEN CROSS,; CHARING CROSS. \ POST COACH every Afternoon at "Four /TL.. o'Clock, cames'only Four .1nfi4e-'and One .Outfide-;; arrives at Brtftol by Nine, and at Bath at Seven next Mpvn-mg. ... 1 - ,. ; �� -' A Poft-Coich in *,T>'ay and.a Half, fets out every. Morning at Severs1 o'clock, fleeps at Marlborough, and continues 011 nest .Morning at (vhhteverthour the.Pafltngas pleaftl f A New FLYING COACH in Fourteen H,ourvfets:out. eVcry Morning, and arrives in Bath early in the I.vening; being considerably the moft expeditious convevance between London and Bath. �Infide Fare to Bjth il. is. Biiftol ih 3s. OiuQde-tj-Bath, ios.6d.' Baftul ns. 6d. . Nh B.. The Publ:c may depend on. the ftrictcft pundluility > in-the above Carriages, that every endeavour.ihall he ui�J to render them fuperior to any on the road. - ^ Parcels an-. 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No. Jjjo^PallrMaHj vil be attended to. . y. . . - NEW- SEA-COAL COMPANY'S OFFICE, No 15,-Henrietta-Street, Covent-.Gattlen, " Foi the fale of COALS- by POOL MEASURF,-and at the . POOL PRICES, ' , WITH the addition, of-., only. Sixpence per Chaldron for pr.-�j>pt.payroent,,and-with;eycry po-fible fecuritv to the Public, for Sht faithful perfopnance of the undertaking, for'which the. ftillowmg perfons havcjpi-litcJy offered"'.to receive orders^':-vhW'R Yi^O E'Fle E, By His MAJESTY^ RblTi^;XuTHO^ltV: TICKEfS and SHARES are. now lelnng by J. BR AN SCO MB arid Co, .-At No. 11, Hoiborn ; and No. 4, Cornhill; . Where the Ticket,' No; �4,206, in the- laft Euglift L tery, entitled to 30,000!. bsing tiip largeft Pri�e ever lhau^, was fold in One-half, One-quarter, Qn^-eightlv Twii-Sixteentbs. . . ., ' Likewife, No. 34,512, entitled to ao.oool. was fold in One-qut�rter, ThTcc-etghths, Six-fixteenths.- No. .23,876, entitled.to io/)ool. 'wasfsJId in One"-qutitter, Three-cigrithsjSix-fixteenths. . - ; No, 11,4)3, entitle^ to 5000I. was fold in four quarter*. No. 37^(;9i, entitled to 3000I. was. fold int two Quarters, and Eight Sixteenths. T_ 'No. 35,372,.entitled to 2beoh vfis Mi Jto on&^Half, on* .Quarter, one Eightb>;two-Six!t.eetitl�4-.'1- \ * -And No. 24,3.54, erttided to x-oiol. Was fold in-one Hahf, I'one Quarter, bne^'ghth, tWQ-Sixteentbs> with feveral other capital prises. - ... , ' ' * - ... And in the IRISH" LOTTERY for 178,5, the on!f : 5.100]. Priae.'conta.'ned 111 thr fsid Sc'vcme, No. lo,t 36, via (old in the following Shares', viz. One Hal % One'Qaatccry One Eighth, Two Si'xtecjitlis, by the^Propriietorof the-abov-. �. Oflises-Sche'mes;gratis--Letters.(pift paid) dulyaniwor i. N. B. The fortunaEe 5har.e$, Joid at eiiher of the abve offices, are now paying widio.ut.the- leaft.oeduftioc- 0 N D ON' G.At E 7 t ~ WMteboll,Q�&er.AX>.,-:\ -: 'I". 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Skip to comments.One Hundred Tons of Garbage Collected After Obama Inauguration
Posted on 01/23/2009 8:01:01 AM PST by Sub-Driver
One Hundred Tons of Garbage Collected After Obama Inauguration One-hundred tons of trash were collected by city and federal sanitation workers after President Obama's Jan. 20 inauguration in Washington, D.C.
Cristina Corbin
Friday, January 23, 2009
The scene looked more like the leftovers of a massive college frat party.
Heaps of plastic bottles, food wrappers, soda cans, and newspapers, which blanketed the National Mall Wednesday morning, were a stark contrast to the stateliness and splendor of President Barack Obama's inaugural ceremony a day before.
One hundred tons of trash were collected by city and federal sanitation workers, according to Department of Public Works public information officer Linda Grant.
In comparison, 40 tons of garbage were collected in New York City's Time Square on New Year's Day 2009 -- after one million people attended the celebration -- according to the city's Department of Sanitation.
Grant said Washington's massive inaugural cleanup effort began at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
"By 5:30 a.m. Wednesday morning, we collected about 90 tons of the garbage," she said.
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There's a pun in that title somewhere....
There will be lots of garbage left over after the 0's term is up...
In other news, murders and rapes were down by 2000% in the ghettos of America on the day of the inauguration.
Ahhh... the environmentally conscious leaving their trash all over.
—that's peanuts compared to the Sturgis , SD bike rally—except there it mostly goes into dumpsters—
There's a better metaphor. I'm gonna have to save that one in my quotes/headlines file for later use.
Change = Ghett-Obama. Lovely of his supporters to support the Green initiative by trashing out the National Mall.......
Just think how much more garbage they missed by not continuing up Pennsylvania Avenue.
And half of it was Aretha's hat.
There was more than 100 tons of garbage there during the inauguration.
Ohhhhhh how that article title just BEGS for it.....
Doesn't that come down to about 0.1 lbs per person if there were 2M people there? I guess that's a little less than 2 oz of trash each.
Too bad they let so much of the garbage escape.
And after the equally large promise keepers rally on the mall,
it was CLEANER than before they arrived.
Yes, I'm saying our people ARE better people than theirs.
If my math is right, they could have picked up another 45-50 tons of garbage in the Capitol building...
I think they missed a pickup down at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Does that include the verbal garbage?
From the article:
"Grant said that the largest bulk of garbage was left behind by vendors selling President Obama souvenirs."
You forgot that as of Noon Tuesday there aren't any homeless and there won't be for the next four years.
LOL!!! Yep. :)
LOL!!! Yep. :)
sorry for the double post—I just clicked once; not sure what happened.
One Hundred Tons of Garbage Collected After Obama Inauguration.........
.....I wonder how much of that was tossed away American flags, discarded "mary jane" joints and used condoms from the Obama orgy love-in??????????
There is a way this pile of trash may be turned into something useful.
A gas (nitrogen) is ionized by passing high voltage between two electrodes, converting the gas into plasma. The energy of the plasma arc is so powerful, it breaks down matter into its component parts by stripping the valence electrons from the atoms, and tearing apart the molecular bonds. The plasma arc is intensely hot (as high as 30,000 degrees Fahrenheit). The plasma plume can render any organic material into elemental components.
Basically, you put tons of trash in one end of a plasma converter, and a superheated plasma arc obliterates the trash into its molecular components. The process is called "plasma gasification". There are two byproducts: one is a "Syngas" composed mostly of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, which can be used directly as fuel. The other is molten glass (silica) that can be sold for use in household tiles or road asphalt. Amazingly, plasma converters produce enough energy to power themselves, and actually produce an excess of energy that can be sold to the grid. Still, some environmental scientists have warned that the residual substances may contain toxic heavy metals.
The metal content need not be a problem, if the slag produced by this process is treated as a mineral ore, and the metals are extracted by commonly used ore treatment technologies.
It's an engineering problem, and most of the kinks have already been worked out. Each of these converters cost about $250 million, so we have a place to spend all that "TARP" money which is still unspent. Think of it, practically pollution-free power generation out of stuff that was just going to a landfill anyway.
Please send this to Ashton Kutcher's and Demi Moore's house.
How much trash was left after the March for Life?
Hmmmmmmmmmmm? Oh. None? Is that comparison being made anywhere?
I thought they all went to the White House.
"Does this hat make me look fat or just crazy?"
I'm no statistician, but ... the overtime for the feds, and perhaps the city, additional fuel cost to collect and transport the garbage to the appropriate facility ( did they separate as they collected ? ), the cost for the carbon credits to offset all this pollution, minus the value of the plastic and aluminum ... I think it's a net loss of millions.
But OH! Wasn't he just dreamy ?
I just puked on my keyboard and added to the cost .. I have to buy more plastic and throw this one away ... and I will NOT separate it, neither.
Okay, who threw away Aretha Franklin and Oprah Winfrey?
As I stated previously, This crowd would make the Woodstock aftermath look like a Marine barracks by comparison. Once the trash left the trash was left. And did we see any pictures of this on the News? NOOOOOOOO! ! ! Got pics post them.
How about both? ;)
With these two we'd be way ahead of the trickle up poverty pimps.
Celebrities, politicians, and bigwigs using 600 private jets will produce 25,320,000 POUNDS of CO2
Personal vehicles could account for 262,483,200 POUNDS of CO2
In the parade, horses alone will produce more than 400 POUNDS of CO2
The IFL also came up with a revealing illustration about what this all means:
It would take the average U.S. household 57,598 years to produce a carbon footprint equal to that of the new presidents housewarming party.
Obama Inaugural A CO2 Disaster About to Happen! Will Green Loving Media Report?
And they didn't even account for garbage collection.
The rest of the garbage left on foot.
ah, but the Homeless still aren't allowed into the area. Besides. homelessness is only a problem during Republican administrations. . .
Where have you been? The Democrats solved homelessness back in 1992. Right before they cured AIDS.
Tower of Babble-on.
Rush's comment: Hurricane 'Latrina' hits the Washington Mall. I laughed.
This is the only one I've found so far. And it was posted HERE on FR.
I'm sure the small American Flags weigh about 2oz. each.
A lot, actually.
Almost all of it was either bagged and stacked next to the permanent (but full) trash cans or thrown into temporary "cages" labeled "PLEASE DEPOSIT TRASH HERE".
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Mumbai, Oct 25 (IANS) Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap gave love tips to Kunal Kapoor and Huma Qureshi while picturising an intimate scene with them in "Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana".
Kashyap says that the film is about food as well as true romance.
" 'Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana' is what I call 'aromance'. It's about romanticising about Chicken Khurana and the hunt for the missing recipe and it also has a sweet and endearing romance between Huma's character and Kunal's character," Kashyap, who has co-produced the film, said in a statement.
"Simplicity of it will touch the hearts of many. So, through the film and its promotions we are not just talking about food and tips to making good food, we are also talking about how a true romance should be," he added.
Directed by Sameer Sharma, the film is a funny story about a Punjabi family - the Khuranas. They run a dhaba and take pride in their food, especially their patent Chicken recipe.
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The bodies were spotted two weeks ago during a training flight in the area after recent warm weather melted some of the ice and snow in the debris field and exposed the remains, said Mount Rainier National Park spokeswoman Patti Wold.
But removal of the bodies was delayed because the area where the climbers fell is considered one of the most hazardous and unstable on the mountain, Wold said, due to rock and ice fall off Willis Wall and an increase in new crevasses in Carbon Glacier below
Mount Rainier park staff, working with personnel from Northwest Helicopters, developed a plan to mitigate the risk involved in retrieving the bodies from the highly dangerous location and carried it out Tuesday, she said.
A helicopter used a remote controlled grabber device mounted from a 100-foot long line. Eight park rangers participated in the planning and execution of the operation.
Authorities believe the six people in the climbing party fell 3,300 feet during their climb during the last week of May. During the initial search, crews found gear and detected signals from avalanche beacons buried in the snow at the top of Carbon Glacier at 9,500 feet. It's unknown whether a rock fall or avalanche was to blame for the fall.
No signs of the other three missing climbers were encountered during Tuesday's retrieval operation.
The three bodies recovered are believed to be members of the missing party, and the Pierce County Medical Examiner will provide final identification, Wold said.
All six people were experienced climbers who were taking a technical, challenging route to the top of the 14,410-foot mountain southeast of Seattle. Known as the Liberty Ridge route, it is not currently being climbed due to unstable conditions caused by increased rock and icefall from warm weather, Wold said.
Last year, about 10,800 people attempted to climb Mount Rainier and only 129 used the Liberty Ridge route, according to park statistics. The vast majority use two other popular routes.
The missing climbers had traveled from as far away as Singapore, Minnesota and New York to ascend the glacial peak. Members of the group were Seattle-based Alpine Ascents International guides Matthew Hegeman and Eitan Green; Erik Britton Kolb, a 34-year-old finance manager at American Express, who had traveled from New York; Uday Marty, a vice president and managing director of Intel in Southeast Asia who was based in Singapore; Seattle mountain climber John Mullally; and Mark Mahaney, of St. Paul, Minnesota.