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Char-Koost PUBLISHED BY THE CONFEDERATED SALISH AND KOOTENAI TRIBES, FLATHEAD AGENCY, MONTANA VOL 4 - NO. 10 OCTOBER NOVEMEER, 1961 Flatliead Tribal Credit Program Has New Policies, Operation Plan The Tribal Council, The Tribal Credit Committee and the Bureau of Indian Affairs have been working the past year and one-half drafting a new Declaration of Policies and Plan of Operation of the Tribal Credit Program. By resolution number 1182, dated September 28, 1961, the Tribal Council made the final approval and acceptance of the newly drafted Declaration of Policies and Plan of Operation and the Tribal Credit Program has been operating in accordance with this Declaration of Policies and Plan of Operation since Sept. 28, 1961. The Declaration of Policies and Plan of Operation, in conjunction with the Code of Federal Regulations and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Manual, are the established procedures by which the Tribal Credit Program is operated. The Declaration of Policies and Plan of Operation, the Code of Federal Regulations and the Bureau of Indian Affairs Manual are too large and extensive to quote verbatim in this publication; so we will outline and explain some of the major and most important parts of the above mentioned Declaration and regulations so that the Tribal members will have a general knowledge of the procedures that govern the operation of the Tribal Credit Program. To bring the desired information to the people will probably require continued publications for several issues. The Credit Program, at present, is financed and operated entirely with Tribal funds. If the Tribal Credit Program continues to expand as planned, it may be necessary to make application to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for a loan of appropriated Revolving Credit Funds. The Tribal Credit activities of the Tribe arc administered by a Credit Committee of three members. The Credit Committee members are from outside of the Tribal Council membership and are ap-I>oinlod by the Tribal Council to serve for three years. The present members of the Committee are Bernard McLeod, Arlec, Montana, Chairman; Evelyn Gren-ut, Arlee. Montana, and Lester Dupuis, Kenan. Montana. This Credit Committee has full authority to act for and in be- half of the Tribes in all phases of its credit operations. It is the duty of the Credit Committee to review all loan applications and make approval, recommendations for approval, disopproval of applications and to follow up on approved loans to see that payments are made on the loans as scheduled and to handle all foreclosure procedures. A Finance Specialist and Clerk-Stenographer are available at the Agency Office to assist and advise members in making loan applications and other credit matters and procedures. PURPOSE The purpose of the Tribal Credit Program is to make loans to eligible members of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes to raise the social and economic status of members of the Tribes to a point where they can look to the same sources of financing as are looked to by other citizens. The Credit Program i:. operated on a limited amount of funds and. after a client has increased his chattel or real property, through the Tribal Program, to a point where it is adequate security to obtain a loan from other sources, it is the policy to graduate the client to non-bureau lending agencies. Tribal funds will be available to establish another member in an economic unit that does not have adequate security to secure financing otherwise. LOAN PROCEDURE Loan for the purchase of land, educational loans, rehabilitation or productive loans and housing loans will receive preference in the order named. A physical inr.pection of property to be purchased and assets taken as security will be in-rpected by the Credit Committee. A farm and home plan is required on agricultural rehabilitation loans. Applications for the purchase of unrestricted real property must be accompanied by an up-to-date abstract of title showing a clear and marketable title. Upon arrival of the loan, the abstract of title will be presented to the Tribal Attorney for his review and issuance of an opinion, Will be Dec. 16; Five Posts Ooen The election of councilmen for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Council of the Flathead Indian reservation will be conducted Saturday, Dec. 16. Council members are to be elected from five districts. They are now filled by the following: Poison, E. W. Morigeau; Ronan, Alfred Senecal, Elmo-Dayton, Jerome Hewankorn, Arlee, Victor Matt; and St. Ignatius, Walter McDonald. Councilmen serve four-year terms and new elected members take office at the first regular meeting of the council following the election. Candidates can be any qualified member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai tribes provided they have maintained a residence of at least one year on the reservation and one year within the district in Which they seek election. They must notify the secretary at least 15 days in advance of the election of their candidacy in writing. Closing day for filing will be Dec. 1, 1961. A list of candidates and the polling places and time will be announced 10 days before the elections. Filings as of Nov. 24 are as follows and the polling places for each district are: Elmo-Dayton^W. Charles Radel; Larson church. Poison—Roy E. Courville. who served on the first council; city hall. Ronan-^Eugene Allard, Alfred Senecal; Parish hall. Arlee—Fred M. Whitworth, Floyd W. Nocolai, David L. Pierre; Brown building. St. Ignatius—David Barnaby, Charles V. Cordier, Alexander Sloan; Commodity House (Beckwith Bldg). if the title is clear and marketable. The examination of the abstract of title is part of the property purchase and the cost of examining the abstract must be born by the applicant. On the purchase of any real property a down payment will be required as set by the Credit committee. On housing loans the application must be accompanied by a plan showing the type, dimensions, floor area to be constructed and an estimate of the cost of construction. No loans will be made for the construction of houses unless the applicant-owns the land or, in the case of Tribal land, the applicant must have an approved assignment or a long term lease. For the purchase of livestock, the applicant must own a brand that is registered with the Montana State Live-rock Commission.
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Melvin's Restaurant
1023 Saadi St., Houma
Formal, elegant dining with a casual atmosphere and a view along the Intracoastal Canal. The locally owned restaurant serves a varied selection of Cajun and American dishes, including salads, soups, seafood, jambalaya, steaks, desserts and more.
Cost: $10 to $25
Information: 868-1594
Hours of operation: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, and 6-10 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays
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My wife has been running for several years. She runs 12 miles a week or so and is at a moderate pace. She has been complaining for a while now about pain in her toes. The pain is on the bottom of the toes and it almost sounds like pain is caused by the repeated pushing off during her running. The toes feel sensitive almost like they are forming blisters.I know this is not the best description, but was the only way i could describe.
We have tried:
new shoes and even different types of shoes. Each time getting fitted and a good running store (fleet feet and Raleigh running outfitters)
different socks
tried altering stride
voodoo (the chicken wasn't happy about this)
We are wondering if anyone has had this problem and corrected it or has any suggestions that we haven't thought of.
Does the skin actually blister or even show any signs of distress and friction?
I've had both conditions, and needless to say, the nerve issue is harder to diagnose and solve (chiropractor and/or orthopedic surgeon).
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Thanks... No discoloration or anything on the toes.. Might have her go see a sports doc in the area.
I'm suspicious of the footwear. Is this one of the newer, minimalist shoes she is wearing? Less of a heel means a little more strain when pushing off. She needs to be aware of this, and cut back on the propulsive phase of her stride. She is in recovery, so it is a good time to move back from intermediate pace to an easy, sustainable one. Her body will adjust in time if she gives it the time.
Abandon time goals and event goals in favor of a survival goal. She wants to focus on recovery and adjustment, trusting her body to get stronger even when she is not pushing it. There will be plenty of time to progress after she recovers.
Gait analysis by a professional is advised at this point, since she might be suffering from a gradual build-up of wear and tear, due to running technique not suited to her anatomy. If the experimentation has not been productive, get some professional advise here from a qualified sports PT so you waste less time. Bear in mind there is often a substantial time-lag between technique changes and pain. It's sometimes difficult to separate immediate and long-term consequences. Be patient and consistent. Too many changes, too frequently, will only confuse things.
My guess on the pathology is tightness of plantarflexors, particularly from overuse due to changes to "faster" shoes while pushing the pace. One by itself will tire toe flexor muscles, but both together can set up a pain syndrome under the toes that feels like but does not look like blisters. If foot massage brings no relief, please remember that these muscles are in the rear of the calf, deep to the main calf muscles Soleus and Gastrocnemius, and connected to the toes by long tendons. Concentrate on the inner and center rear-calf.
Examine her foot with toes pointed downward in a scrunch. Behind where the toes join the foot are the metatarsal heads. Observe whether they line up from small to big toes in a line or gradual curve, or whether there is a noticeable elongation of the second metatarsal next to the big toe. This arrangement is fairly common, but can result in increased discomfort during repetitive-motion sports like running.
For every problem, there is a solution. Track down the original problems first, then attempt your solution. Good luck, and many happy years of running!
Thanks jams ... I forwarded this to her so that she can review.
She is not wearing minimalist shoes but normal sauconys. She is a moderate pronater and wears a neutral shoe.i agree it may be time to get a professional to look at her gait and go from there.
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Just an all around solid setlist really but this Tweezer is a BEAST! Maybe my favorite that I have witnessed.... in the first set mind you!
This is the night where they played a lot of one-offs of the tour. Only Carini, only Boogie On, only Drowned, only Mule, etc... Solid Drowned I might add. Also really like this Hood->Isabella better than the one from 11/16/97. The Violent Femmes bit was cool as it was a part where both the Americans and the Europeans could come together on a very familiar sing-along.
This venue was basically a square with a real low over-hanging balcony around the whole perimeter of the flour, maybe six feet deep. There was a bar up there, and stairs that took you up onto the roof where you could stare down through a sunroof onto the dance floor and stage below. Very surreal. We stayed up there awhile and smoke hash spliffs and bullshitted while listening to the music, watching the dance floor, all while gazing at the Spanish stars.
Oh, the memories. Nastalgia will be the death of me.
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Having been born and raised in the Midwest and having lived in �the Deep South, I have noticed that �foods, and some beverages, �definitely have their own �unique �renown. �I was musing about this yesterday while baking birthday cakes to surprise two of our sons who celebrate birthdays this week. � The cakes I baked, one a Red Velvet with cream cheese frosting and the other a Marble cake with chocolate frosting, were quickly consumed by the teens at Fuel last night;Fuel being the youth group event for high schoolers our teen sons attend on Sunday nights.
I was born and grew �up in Defiance,�Ohio,��in the northwestern part of the state. � I fondly recall a dish my mom would make in the summertime: fried sweet corn! �One had to have fresh, sweet corn to make this dish. �Frozen corn or canned corn wouldn't do. �Mom would take the sweet corn, and after shucking it, getting all the cornsilk off of the ears of corn, she would hold one end of the ear on a plate and with a sharp knife, and sometimes with an electric knife, she would cut off the kernels of corn. �The kernels would softly fall and �make a mound on the plate. �When she had enough kernels, she would melt butter in a skillet, put in the fresh, sweet kernels of corn, add some salt and a bit of pepper, and saute them. �Oh how good that dish tasted! �For the calorie-conscious, or low-carb dieters, you will want to avoid fried sweet corn at all costs!
In the early days of our marriage, �my husband came down with a stomach bug. �He had to stay on the sofa that day, so I went to the store to get some 7Up soda for him to drink. � When I came home and presented him with a glass of the fizzy, citrus-flavored liquid, he looked at me with a questioning look in his brown eyes and asked, "Where's the Vernors?" �I had completely forgotten about that ginger based drink! � My late father-in-law had been born and raised in Detroit, MI and there was a Vernor's Factory in the town. �When he was a boy,��he said he and his friends would often go to the Vernor's site and get small cups of the amber-colored drink for a tiny amount of change, maybe even for free, as that part of the story I can't recall as well.� I had to tell my husband that I didn't even think of Vernor's for him and in future outings to the grocery stores in our South Carolina town, I couldn't locate any Vernor's!� Some food items and beverages are definitely restricted to their regions of the country and Vernor's hadn't made it to that part of the South.While living in SC, we had encounters with many food items that we had not grown up eating in OH.� Boiled peanuts was one such delicacy.� Across the Savannah River from our community of North Augusta, SC was Augusta, GA.� Hometown of The Masters Golf Tournament and all of those lovely azaleas.� In Augusta, there was a holiday store called Fatman's Forest.� It was a unique store, selling decor for the home and decorations for all the holidays one could think of.� In October, they would put �a huge iron kettle� on their front porch.� The kettle would be full of boiling, salted water and peanuts in their shells. �Some workers would take turns stirring the kettle's contents with a big, wooden paddle and one could buy these peanuts. �The concept was lost on me, so I never tried them. �Sweet iced tea I did learn to enjoy, especially due to the efforts of the cafeteria ladies at Schofield Middle School in the city of Aiken, where I taught for 3 years. �Every morning, these ladies would have large vats of brewing tea on the stove and to those vats they would add sugar, stirring it well to make sure that all of the sweetness would dissolve into the hot tea. �At lunchtime, the ladies made sure every teacher and staff member received a large styrofoam glass full of ice and that tea. �It really was a treat, and to have told the ladies that I didn't want their tea would probably have hurt their feelings.
Also at Schofield Middle School, I had my first encounter with sweet potatoes. �One of my co-workers had brought some in from their garden and gave me some. �Now, my mom never fixed sweet potatoes so I decided to poll my students that day, asking them how did their mamas' fix sweet potatoes? �The majority of them said their mamas' used butter, sugar, and marshmallows. �As my students knew I was a "yankee", they were eager to inform me of the delights found in a sweet potato! �The next day, one of my students shyly handed me a recipe card, on it was printed her mama's recipe for Sweet Potato Bake. �I still have that recipe card and it is the only way I fix sweet potatoes, making sure the dish is a part of our family's Thanksgiving Day dinners. �Instead of the marshmallows on top, the recipe calls for a tasty blend of melted butter, brown sugar, and chopped pecans.
After 5 years of southern living, my husband's new job moved us to the St. Louis area.� What new food stuffs would we encounter here?� Frozen custard was one of the first.� It is not the same as �ice cream, as it is richer, and I believe eggs are a part of the mixture as well as cream. � Fritz's was the place we frequented the most for the frozen treat, the Florissant location was our go-to spot.� Ted Drewes's also sells the treat, in the city of St. Louis.� Toasted ravioli was another new food concept and one we readily welcomed.� An intrepid St. Louis area restaurant owner created the appetizer, a typical ravioli pasta, stuffed with seasoned beef or cheese, then the cooked pasta packet would be dipped in an egg wash, coated in flavorful crumbs and deep fried, sprinkled with parmesan cheese, and served with a� warm marinara sauce. � Yummy!� Toasted ravioli is a� traditional food served at St. Louis area wedding receptions! �Another item we learned to like was��a paczki.� It is a large, �jelly doughnut, dredged in powdered sugar.� The fillings of a paczki( a Polish creation, to English speakers, it sounds like one is saying "poonch-key") can be raspberry, lemon, chocolate, vanilla, or my favorite, prune; my kids can't quite believe that that is my favorite filling for these pastries, but it is!� Paczkis are a treat to enjoy on Fat Tuesday, or Mardi Gras, and once Ash Wednesday arrives, no more paczkis are made or to be had in St. Louis.� The treats are only made in February and one year, for his February birthday, our son wanted only Paczkis, no birthday cake. �Another food icon in St. Louis is the lowly pork steak. � St. Louisians love to grill these and slather them with barbeque sauce.� I have never seen a region of the country that is so crazy about pork steaks! �� �A last food item peculiar to St. Louis is provel cheese.� It is hard to describe, but to me, it has the consistency of American cheese, is white in color, and tastes like a smokey-flavored American cheese.� St. Louis natives �love to sprinkle it on salads and on pizza.� Imo's Pizza is a chain to the St. Louis area and they use that cheese on their pizzas.� Maybe because my husband and I both grew up in OH but we never did learn to like provel cheese or Imo's Pizza!� We must have passed that anti-provel gene on to our children because only 1 of our 7 children will eat Imo's Pizza!� We prefer mozzarella on pizza every time!
America is a large country, divided up into regions, each with their own unique foods and beverages to try.� I am glad that I have had the opportunities to live in two different parts of the country, to get to know those regions and to appreciate the people, the customs, and the foods!
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SAN JOSE -- A Modesto contractor awarded an $11 million contract to build a San Jose environmental center despite finishing two city fire stations late has walked off the job and filed for bankruptcy with the unfinished project more than six months overdue and $1.6 million over budget.
Applegate Johnston's team failed to show up at the Las Plumas Avenue job site last month and filed bankruptcy papers two weeks later, jeopardizing the project's completion and complex financing and forcing the city this week to delay occupancy of a key tenant until next year.
City officials said the deadlines to qualify for that financing under a federal stimulus program as well as the strict rules governing public project bidding steered them into a deal with a builder they've come to regret.
"Everybody had concerns about Applegate," City Attorney Rick Doyle said. City officials overseeing the project "thought they could manage it" by closely monitoring the construction, he said, "but that turned out not to be the case."
No one answered Applegate Johnston's company phone, and it no longer accepts messages. The company's bankruptcy lawyer, George Hollister, did not answer repeated requests for comment.
The Environmental Innovation Center, on about 4 acres at 1608 Las Plumas Ave., is supposed to house a household hazardous waste drop-off center, a Habitat for Humanity "ReStore" selling discounted new and surplus construction material and a "cleantech demonstration center" where "innovators will test clean and renewable energy projects."
City officials say the center will meet a number of San Jose's environmental goals, including replacing an old abandoned housing department warehouse with an environmentally efficient "green" building, providing clean technology jobs and diverting waste from landfills. An initial phase of the project completed in 2010 provided modern stormwater treatment and energy-saving street lighting.
City officials had hoped to complete the second phase by last December. With Applegate Johnston now in bankruptcy court, city officials are now working with the contractor's insurer in hope of getting the center completed by the end of this year to meet lender and tenant demands.
The city had estimated the second-phase construction would cost $12.5 million to $13.1 million. Applegate Johnston's offer was the lowest among the nine contractors that bid on the project in April 2011. Under the city charter, San Jose officials either had to grant the contract to the lowest bidder or rebid the project.
Though Applegate Johnston pitched itself as "quality to the core," there were lots of red flags. San Jose was already having trouble with Applegate Johnston, which the city had earlier hired to build two new fire stations. One was completed 113 days late, and the other was seven months behind schedule when the company bid on the environmental center.
Applegate Johnston also was among low bidders whose proposals drew objections. A rival bidder claimed Applegate Johnston's proposal was incomplete because it failed to list a subcontractor to perform acoustical gypsum plastering. And a nonprofit group that monitors regulatory compliance on public works projects said Applegate Johnston and other low bidders had listed subcontractors with licensing issues. City officials, however, deemed the objections meritless and decided neither issue disqualified Applegate Johnston from bidding on other San Jose projects.
"We were aware they weren't performing that well," said Harry Freitas, the city's deputy director of public works. "But they were the lowest bidder on the job, and the city charter requires us to award to the lowest responsible bidder."
San Jose's only option at the time was to rebid the project. But city officials were rushing to meet a June 30, 2011, deadline that would qualify the project for some $4.5 million in "New Markets Tax Credit" financing, in which lenders could receive tax credits from the U.S. Treasury Department.
With San Jose strapped for cash and lenders tightfisted in the recession, it was an opportunity city officials didn't want to miss. Rebidding the project would have blown the deadline for the New Markets financing and reduced funding for the project. So the City Council in May 2011 awarded the contract to Applegate Johnston.
"What drove this is we had to close the financing," Doyle said.
Problems arose within months. The New Markets financing was so unfamiliar and complex that the city attorney sought outside advice on the transaction. City officials later found the deal required the contractor to have more insurance and bonding than the city had called for in its bid.
Applegate Johnston agreed to obtain the additional insurance and bonding, but only if the city waived a $282,000 penalty for finishing the fire station late. City officials reluctantly agreed in early 2012 after concluding it would cost as much or more to pursue the penalty.
City officials acknowledge not all the project's problems are the contractor's fault. Toxic asbestos and lead in the old warehouse required more cleanup work than anticipated. But city officials still blame Applegate Johnston for most of the project's troubles.
Freitas said different bidding procedures can help avoid the kind of problems that arose with Applegate Johnston. Cities can use a "prequalification process" to narrow the field of bidders, or use a "design-build" contract like the city used for its successful airport renovation. But Freitas and other city officials note that over a "decade of investment" in which the city built dozens of projects including a new city hall, police and fire stations and libraries, they have had few abandoned projects.
"Fortunately," City Councilman Sam Liccardo said during an update last week, "we don't do this a lot."
But Councilman Ash Kalra still felt somehow the city could have avoided the mess.
"Shame on us for going with Applegate Johnston," Kalra said. "That's all I'm going to say on this."
Contact John Woolfolk at 408-975-9346. Follow him on Twitter at Twitter.com/johnwoolfolk1.
San Jose's Environmental Innovation Center project is temporarily stalled by a contractor bankruptcy. A brief history:


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As Long As the CHAR-KOOSTA Wat°" F'™ • • • PUBLISHED BY CONFEDERATED SALISH AND KOOTENAI TRIBES, FLATHEAD AGENCY. MONT Vol. 3 — No. 3 ribal Ownership on Lake Shore Discussed* Hope to Issue Permits In the December issue of the Char-Koosta, we carried an article on the elevation of Flathead lake and what it means to the Tribe. We have a meridian line surveyed in 1913 for flood and power purpose's at 2902.02 which takes in some valuable land of property owners, however 2902.02 only pertains to flooding and for power purposes. We realize this should not be confusing because the Tribe is not interested in the land between 2902.02 and 1893, however, when we get to the high water mark of 2893 then the Tribe claims all land and water below that elevation. It is true that there are many fine homes on Flathead lake and many people own lots that probably there are no buildings on, and we do not question their owneship but we do confirm the fact by our treaty and prior court actions that whenever any one gets on our waters or land below 2893 they are in trespass. We have never indicated we should go to court, because we have nothing to prove. Our rights are recognized. We understand the Flathead Lakers association which is a newly organized association for the purpose of probably taking the Tribe into Court, and have hired attorneys, etc., but we are still not excited and we intend to issue longtime permits at about $2.00 for each boat dock, not transferrable, this will be supported by a Tribal Ordinance. Fortunately, your writer had the opportunity to talk before the Rotary Club at Poison on January 8, 1959. The Rotar-ians at the close of the question and answer period were very well satisfied with the intentions of the Tribal Council. It was also brought out that feuds between the non-Indians upon the lake have not contributed very much to solving the problem. This picture was taken of the primitive area where Kerr Dam is now built. The very appropriate picture is taken of the rapids on the Flathead river where the Indians used to live close to nature near the boiling blue waters and fish to their heart's content. This picture is typical of Chief Eneas Koostahstah, the last recognized chief of the Kootenai Tribe, Chief Koostahstah, always dressed in the finest way, whether he dressed in street clothes or in his Indian costume. Kerr Dam is up the river a little way from where the Chief is standing. As has been stated from some politicians, Kerr Dam was a dam built without too much money being spent, just fill the natural rock canyon with cement and there it is. Flathead Tribe Gets $4,384 In Timber Trespass Case Superintendent Charles S. Spencer reports that the Civil Court case against Emil Sirucek for timber trespass on tribal lands has been successfully ocmpleted in the United States District Court with a favorable dicision rendered by U. S. District Judge W. D Murray on Feb. 15, 1959. The defendant had been charged with cutting and converting to his own use 182,9000 board feet of timber belonging to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. The finding of the Court Was that the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribse will recover $4,384.48 for the timber illegally cut by Emil Sirucek. This action completes the timber trespass case started in 1953 when Emil Sirucek cut tribal timber from tribal lands near Schwartz Lake. This is one of the first cases of this kind completed through the courts.
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Madeline J. (Fleck) McCleaf, 85, of 13858 Lower Edgemont Road, and formerly of 13001 Pennersville Road, both of Waynesboro, died at 12:11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012, in the Chambersburg Hospital. She had been in failing health since May.
Born April 27, 1927, in Broad Top, Pa., she was the daughter of the late William and Ida Mae (Lane) Fleck. She lived her early life in the Broad Top area.
Mrs. McCleaf graduated from Robertsdale (Pa.) High School with the class of 1944.
She and her husband, the late Guy C. "June" McCleaf, Jr., were married on Sept. 9, 1946, in Hagerstown, Md. They moved to their Pennersville Road address in 1953. Mr. McCleaf died on Dec. 22, 1996.
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She attended services at the Greenstone Apostolic Church, near Fairfield, Pa., and enjoyed socializing with her family and friends.
She is survived by one daughter, Connie J. Bombardier, and her husband Edward of Waynesboro; five grandchildren, Daniel McCleaf Jr., Larry Geesaman Jr., Staci (Geesaman) Patterson, Traci Porr and Wendy Jaymes; 10 great-grandchildren; one sister, Ramona Whitfield of Roaring Springs, Pa.; and a number of nieces and nephews.
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10 Most Inappropriate Books for New ParentsErin Behan
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It seems the list of helpful books on how, exactly, to manage the minutia of pregnancy, birth and child rearing are endless. Sometimes, parents-to-be just need a break from the quest for raising the perfect offspring. That's where these 10 inappropriate books for new parents come in handy. Where some see lemonade, these writers see lemons — and we love them for it because at the end of the day we all know that though parenting isn't without its challenges, we're able to laugh them off because we love our kids more than anything.
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1: Go the F**k to Sleep
You may want to order Adam Mansbachs Go the F**k to Sleep for any parents or soon-to-be-parents in your life. With cute cuddly lines that start like any other childrens book and end with a version of the rather adult title refrain — The cubs and lions are snoring/ Wrapped in a big snuggly heap/ How is it you can do all this other great sh*t/ But you cant lie the f**k down and sleep? — its easy to see how this will be a hit with sleep-deprived parents everywhere.
Could a mom have written Go the F**k to Sleep? And would it have been a bestseller?
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2: Sh*t My Dad Says
Sh*t My Dad Says picks up where the insanely popular Twitter feed left off. Author Justin Halpern describes his now 74-year-old father and his blunt bits of parenting wisdom as a mixture of honesty and insanity. Advice on table manners and potty training — "You are 4 years old. You have to sh*t in the toilet — are given with profane and off-color humor that is as funny as it is (almost always inappropriately) true. It will have parents-to-be reflecting on their own less-than-perfect early years and cutting themselves a break.
Check out our slideshow: S**t My Kids Ruined
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3: The Inappropriate Baby Book: Gross and Embarrassing Memories from Baby's First Year
Anyone can gift a precious-looking baby memory book, but the Inappropriate Baby Book says "you are going to be one awesome set of parents that wont lose your sense of humor alongside your total loss of a social life." Parents can record dates and stories of babys first rectal thermometer reading, the first person he or she peed on, and the color of babys first poop. Author Jennifer Stinson originally made the book for a friend, and demand turned it into an official 32-page work that covers the chaotic early days of a childs life.
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4: Baby's First Tattoo: A Memory Book for Modern Parents
This inappropriate baby memory book covers the early days (diameter of babys head, diameter of hole babys head came through, saints name who administered the epidural) and also hits such high points as babys first DUI, and, yes, babys first tattoo. New parents will certainly appreciate Jim Mullens humorous take on all things child-rearing and the 80 pages of inappropriate memories to one day share with their childs first date.
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5: What to Expect When You're Expected: A Fetus's Guide to the First Three Trimesters
A cutting and smart parody on the ubiquitous What to Expect When Youre Expecting pregnancy book, What to Expect When Youre Expected by David Javerbaum is written with the unborn in mind. The book walks a prospective baby (and parent) from zygote stage onward, stopping along the way for an introduction to the neighbors (G-spot and anus) and a discussion of the best weeks ever (36-40) for the young fetus. Not for the faint of heart, but, then again, neither is parenthood.
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6: Eats, Poops & Leaves: The Essential Apologies, Rationalizations, and Downright Denials Every New Parent Needs to Know and Other Fundamentals of Baby Etiquette
Though it includes no grammatical tips for new parents, this book includes plenty of sarcasm-laced advice for pregnant women and their partners. Birth classes are helpfully put into perspective: After spending hours crammed into uncomfortable chairs, making awkward conversations to strangers birth itself will seem like a vacation. Fathers learn to encourage breastfeeding to avoid participating in 3 a.m. feedings. New parents might not want to take author Adam Wassons advice on naming (There has never been a stripper named Eunice.) but will certainly enjoy his lighthearted take on the topic.
Eats, Poops & Leaves
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7: Safe Baby Handling Tips
Sure books with words are helpful, but books with clever illustrations outlining the Dos and Donts of parenting are priceless — especially when they are as funny as the ones in Safe Baby Handling Tips. The board book by Wry Baby founders, David and Kelly Sopp, offers helpful hints on introducing baby to pets, checking babys diaper and testing babys bottle. Although new parents may not come away with the exact temperature to reheat breast milk, they will come away with more than a few chuckles.
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8: The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Parenting
If there was ever a topic for the Worst-Case Scenario book series, its parenting. This edition covers parental nightmares such as a screaming baby on an airplane (alcohol is suggested for parents), how to get your baby to sleep and how to protect yourself from unwanted wetness. Theres even a diagram for making a diaper out of napkins! Authors Joshua Piven, David Borgenicht and Sarah Jordan take new parents from birth to the unthinkable — how to survive if your child moves back in.
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9: Pat the Daddy: A Parody
Alongside the requisite Pat the Bunny baby shower gift, youll want to slip in this hilarious parody for the oft-ignored dads. Pat the Daddy illustrates the trials and tribulations of being a dad and hits many of the universal truths of fatherhood along the way. For good measure, throw in Kate Merrow Nelligans Pat the Husband and make it a box set.
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10: Porn for New Moms: From the Cambridge Womens Pornography Cooperative
Those looking for nudity will have to turn elsewhere, but if a shot of a hunky guy happily doing diaper duty turns you (or your friends) on, this is the book to buy or gift. The Cambridge Womens Pornography Cooperative is betting that photo captions like Damn! You look hot in those sweatpants will inspire new moms to smile, and even — perhaps — their husbands to pick up a little on the housework.


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27 wrote: In my opinion the beating or spanking or whatever you want to call it isn't all that bad. I've gotten it worse with a belt. At her age me and my brother would get more rough when we horsed around though we're guys. It seems to me the guy isn't hitting her nearly as hard as he can. He didn't lose control. A belt doesn't even hurt a whole lot not like say a switch like my Dad recieved from his mom. I'm not defending this guy though.
With that being said, what a fucking asshole... for putting a video game on a computer? That's more like a groundable offense. I don't want to know what would happen if this girl got in some real trouble like drugs or crime. I don't think this dude should be a judge.
desert penguin wrote: Spanking is just wrong in general, and that's pretty much where that conversation begins and ends.


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Welcome to our Lake Campus website
Welcome! I am excited to begin my journey as Dean of the Lake Campus of Wright State University. It is an exciting time for the Lake Campus, as we continue to experience growth and plan for expansion to accommodate this growth in the near future. Whether it is academic programs, facilities or opportunities for community involvement and engagement, there is always something new to enjoy at the Lake!
My family and I are happy to be back in Ohio, where I earned my bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees in mechanical engineering, all from the University of Cincinnati. After serving as faculty at Northern Kentucky University and Eastern Michigan University, I arrived at Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne in 2006 where I served as associate vice chancellor for research, engagement and sponsored programs. As the Lake Campus grows in these areas and with faculty heavily involved in research, it is a perfect fit for me.
Here within our beautiful park-like setting, these faculty provide a quality education, with many bringing their research into the classroom. As a regional campus of Wright State University, you'll find all the benefits of a "big" campus but with small classes, affordable tuition and a community-supported atmosphere. Right on the north shore of Grand Lake St. Marys in Celina, we offer campus housing, student organizations and athletics, and a growing variety of degree options.
Ten bachelor's degrees, ranging from liberal studies to engineering, are available in their entirety at the Lake Campus. We also offer twenty associate degrees and an MBA Program, plus Wright State CORE (general education) and classes toward all the one hundred plus degrees offered on our Dayton Campus.
I invite you to come discover the Lake Campus!
Jay Albayyari
As part of Wright State University, the Lake Campus will be the focal point for the educational and cultural advancement of the residents of West Central Ohio, providing opportunities for advanced scholarship and continuing education, for economic and technological development, and for community service.
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Triángulo de Amor Bizarro
Triángulo de Amor Bizarro is a four-piece from La Coruña, a thriving port city in Northwest Spain. Yes, they took their name from a New Order song, but don't expect some garbage revivalism. Since 2006, the band's been working to inject the largely lifeless Spanish indie scene with some sorely-needed punk rock drive.
Fist-pumping anthems are in these days, and Triángulo de Amor Bizarro certainly has a mid-90s thing going on. What really shines out are the darker sides of their sound—grunge, goth, and post-punk weave in and out of the songs, which end up in a noise-pop mess that recalls fellow Spaniards the Surfin' Bichos and early Planetas.
The group was founded by Isa Cea and Rodrigo Camaño Díaz, who met in college and bonded over their shared love of 90s alt-rock. Disgusted with the bands that they were hearing around town, they set up a semi-legal DIY spot called El Taller Electronico in the basement of an apartment complex. El Taller became a magnet for bands and music fans looking for something different and actually fun. Meanwhile, the band had room to develop its own sound.
Word of Triángulo de Amor Bizarro's eardrum-shattering live act spread quickly. The band signed to Mushroom Pillow Records on the strength of a handful of self-produced EPs. We filmed them in Madrid at a sold-out show devised to promote their second LP, Año Santo. By refusing to compromise and doing things resolutely their own way, this four-piece is an anomaly in the Spanish indie scene and an inspiration to the new wave of young bands that are following their lead.
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Isabel Cea, Rodrigo Camaño Díaz, Rafael Mallo García, Rubén Muñoz Pardo
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The Bay Street Company has held its position on Main Street in Breckenridge for 34 years. Now one of the longest-standing retail shops in the area, with its historic background and iconic front garden, will be changing ownership in March. Although it is the end of an era for one family, the new owners plan to keep the atmosphere of the place alive.
The Bay Street Company was opened in 1978 by Dodie Bingham, who had just moved from Michigan to Breckenridge to be closer to family. She brought her antiques and home decor business with her, setting up shop on the corner of Main Street and Adams in one of the town's remaining historic buildings.
The building was constructed sometime before the 1900s and had belonged to a prospector by the name of Herb Vogan. Over the years it had expanded and survived a fire in 1884 that consumed many other buildings.
Bingham's personal touch came in the form of a flower garden. She went to work planting a variety of blossoms, which many told her would not thrive at such a high altitude. Nevertheless, she persisted and soon had visitors flocking to her garden, taking pictures and asking advice. In 2005, the town of Breckenridge granted Bingham an Award of Excellence for the beautification of historic Main Street with her flowers.
Bingham lived in the apartment above the store for 25 years, working in both the store and the garden. As she retired, her daughters Judy Girvin and Candice Van Runkle gradually took over the business.
The Bay Street Company shop soon became more than just a business for Bingham and her family. Girvin and Van Runkle remember family gatherings, children playing in the shop and sweeping the snow off the deck to sing Christmas carols in the winter.
"It's a gathering place for all of our family," Van Runkle said.
Girvin agreed. "One thing that is important to us is this building has always been more than a shop," she said. "It's been a home."
While the building is full of fond memories, Girvin and Van Runkle knew that it was time to move on. After finishing with the shop in March, they plan to go into retirement.
Selling such a personal place was difficult, but the sisters feel that they found just the right buyer in Sandy and Bob Helt.
Though she currently lives in Avon, Sandy Helt has a strong connection to Breckenridge. She lived in town for four years, starting in 1999, when she ran Pearl Street Jewelry out of her home.
Now she is the owner of Valleygirl Boutique, which has a shop on Main Street as well as three other locations in Colorado. The business in the Bay Street Company building will be a new one, featuring jewelry, much of it handcrafted, accessories, gifts and a smattering of other items, including clothing.
"A vision of mine is to have a boutique that has a really large selection of jewelry and gifts," Helt said. "We'll have jewelry and fashion accessories and home decor and gifts, (as well as) handmade crafts by Colorado artisans."
In addition to starting up a new business, the Helts are excited that they are able to do so in a building with as much history and community connection as this one.
"This house has always been something (Sandy's) been in love with," said Bob Helt.
"That is why we are so pleased, because we know you care about it as much as we do," Girvin told him.
"I promise we will," he replied.
The Helts have also promised that the garden will not grow neglected, but they will continue to care for it as avid gardeners themselves.
"We definitely plan to upkeep the garden," Sandy Helt said. "Gardening is a passion of both mine and my husband's. We have a big garden at home and (want) it to be an extension of our garden."
She said she is also excited to become more involved in Breck, both with her businesses and spending time with friends who still live in the community.
"With my background and the roots that I have in Breckenridge, we really wanted to invest in owning a piece of commercial property for the future of our business," she said. "I think the Bay Street Company is the most beautiful property in town, so we're really excited that this opportunity came up and that we were able to make it happen. It's definitely a dream come true."
Passing the property on to the Helts and their two young daughters has helped Girvin and Van Runkle in letting go, knowing that another family with local ties will continue pouring in their time, energy and memories.
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Bonnie Gruber embarked on her life exploration from Montevideo, on Feb. 4, 1948. That journey concluded and a new passage began on March 17, 2013 in Cambridge.
Bonnie's family have an appreciation of flowers, but suggest that a donation to the American Cancer Society in her name would better honor her life, her journey and her courage.
The sum of her explorations on this earth will be celebrated with a visitation on Wednesday, March 20, from 4 to 8 p.m., and a Service of Witness to the Resurrection on Thursday, March 21, at 11 a.m. A catered lunch following both celebrations occurring at Strike Funeral Home – Cambridge Chapel: 720 First Avenue East, Cambridge. The Rev. Don Genereux, a friend of the family, will be officiating.
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DOVER — Strafford County Attorney Tom Velardi is declining to release police reports about an officer-involved shooting in Lee, citing the need to ensure the man who was shot receives a fair trial.
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PITTSBURGH ICON– In this March 2, 2011 photo, Heinz ketchup is seen on the shelf of a market in Barre, Vt. H.J. Heinz Co. says it agreed to be acquired by an investment consortium including billionaire investor Warren Buffett in a deal valued at $28 billion. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot, File) by Joe Mandak Associated Press Writer PITTSBURGH (AP) — A company with its roots in a teenager selling bottles of horseradish is now as much a symbol of Pittsburgh as steel.


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31.07.2012 - The transnational plant genome research funding initiative PLANT-KBBE has published its 6th call: €10m will be provided for crop breeding projects.
The acronym PLANT-KBBE stands for: 'Transnational PLant Alliance for Novel Technologies – towards implementing the Knowledge-Based Bio-Economy in Europe' (PLANT-KBBE) and represents an international funding initiative between France, Spain, Germany and Portugal. National funding partners are the Ministry of Research and Innovation (DGRI) in France, represented by the national funding agency ANR (Agence Nationale de la Recherche), the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (MINECO) in Spain, the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) in Germany and the Portuguese national funding agency FCT (Fundação para a Ciênca e a Tecnologia).
Purpose of the call, which is the 6th transnational 'Call for Proposals' ('Food & Feed: crop yields and nutrition security in the context of climate change') is the accelerated implementation of practical applications based on achieved scientific findings, accompanied with an immediate transfer of research results in new processes, products and services. The programme targets projects that are based on the following general research themes: Yield stability, plant health, adaptation to pressures from the environment and phenotypic plasticity.
The higher purpose of the PLANT-KBBE funding initiative is the implementation, as well as continuation, of transnational research projects between research groups and enterprises of the partner countries mentioned above, with the objective of further deepening the already existing cooperation between economy and science in and between these countries. In the framework of PLANT-KBBE, SMEs are particularly addressed. The funding partners also intend to support such multi-disciplinary R&D-activities in the context of public-private-partnerships, integrating other research fields apart from plant biotechnology. Full proposals are to be submitted by October 15.http://www.european-biotechnology-news.com/news/news/2012-03/eur10m-for-transnational-crop-research.html


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Police arrested two men after responding to complaints of high drug traffic in an area of Jackson.
The Jackson Police Department's Vice and Narcotics Unit executed a search warrant Thursday at 3357 Sears Street and arrested Julius Avery McDonald, 32, and Calvin Williams, 62, authorities said.
Police said McDonald and Williams were found with more than 25 rocks of crack cocaine and more than $600 in cash.
Both men were charged with possession of cocaine with intent to sell within 1,500 feet of a school, police said.
McDonald has a 2001 conviction of sale of cocaine and Williams has two previous convictions of possession of cocaine from 2000, police said.


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Ryokan Sansui is a small, traditional ryokan offering reasonably-priced accommodation and friendly service. Facilities include television and air conditioning.
We are located just a 15-minute tram ride from JR Hiroshima Station, conveniently located for the A-Bomb Dome, the Peace Memorial Park and the Itsukushima Shrine at Miyajima.
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What has really helped Koreatown is actually a bit of a boon in urban planning, as well as the Korean immigrant propensity to an urban lifestyle. The staggering majority of South Koreans live in metropolitan Seoul, and as a result a majority of newer immigrants are from the capital. Most recent immigrants are more than satisfied living in an apartment or condominium (detached housing is rare in Seoul), hence the density in Koreatown. Wilshire is the 5th Avenue of Los Angeles, the major non-freeway thoroughfare in the city, and it runs right through K-town. While technically free-way locked, it's surrounded by all sides by the 110, 101, and 10 Freeway, giving it proximity to a resurgent Downtown and Hollywood. While real estate development is just finally taking a turn in Mid-Wilshire and Miracle Mile, Koreatown's mid-century offices, a remnant of the Occcidental Petroleum days gives it plenty of office space that gives it a bevy of day time employees. Consider also the ubiquity of public transit, multi-use development, and even the considerable nightlife (mostly the result of lackadaisical police work in the "gray" areas of bars, karoake lounges, and clubs), and you get one hot spot.
The restaurant scene is no surprise, given the number of restaurateurs that come over stateside. While the best ones no-doubt stay in the motherland (why would you, if you're already successful), the ease of acquiring a business and applying skills already learnt allows immigrants to actively pursue an entrepreneurial spirit. Language barriers prevent people from applying directly into the corporate environment, unless they come with higher education or start at a mainly Korean-owned company. And city life prevents the urban dweller from investing too much time in cooking at home - hence the wealth of relatively cheap meals. All of the fundamentals are there. The only thing that remains is an increasingly savvy consumer, both Koreans and non-Koreans. Unlike the San Gabriel Valley, where restaurants almost laugh at the prospect of non-Mandarin speakers from enjoying a proper meal (I'm looking at you, Shaanxi Gourmet), Koreans know that catering to English-speaking clientele isn't just smart business - it's mandatory. I was quite surprised to learn two friends who had been to nearly all of Jonathan Gold's recommendations, many more than myself, and neither of them speak a lick of Korean. Impressive.
My list takes an approach of the essentials - preferably just one or two restaurants in each major category of restaurant, and a few more in the "diner-type" restaurant, where traditional dishes abound, and more than a few choices in the barbecue category, without a doubt the most popular single type of restaurant in Koreatown. I'm hoping that the overall quality and breadth continues to develop. There needs to be greater demand for unique dishes and preparations. There needs to be less repetition of the all-you-can-eat barbecue genre. I'm really hoping that we get some real chef-like approaches to Koreatown restaurants, so that a David Chang-type can create a true destination. I think a place like Beer Belly is starting to make strides in this direction, with a terrific gastropub model and some creative cooking. My buddy Eddie Hah was doing some good stuff incorporating his experience from 8 oz. over at Biergarten before better opportunities took him away.
And then this past year I discovered the stand-out traditional restaurant in Soban, which I consider to be the best single Korean restaurant in Los Angeles based on my three meals there. And yet I know the place could be better, and busier. We're still looking for a true royal palace cuisine exuded in the right ambiance. Yong Su-san has fallen pretty low at the point, and really needs to be retooled by management that wants to take it to another level. With today's review of LaOn by Tien Nyugen in LA Weekly, it looks like modern Korean cuisine might finally have stepped into the spotlight, albeit more with a whimper than a bang. Hopefully this review will help that turn around, though I've also heard some other information that it might be more flash than substance. I'll have to see for myself and write a review, naturally.
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Duke Energy Indiana Electric Demand Sets New Records February 6, 2007
Customers of Duke Energy Indiana set a new record Monday for winter electricity demand of 5,701 megawatts at 9 a.m., breaking the old record of 5,528 megawatts set on Jan.18, 2005.
Duke Energy is offering its customers the following Top 10 tips for conserving energy and lowering their energy bills:
- If your windows allow cold air to leak into your home, the most cost-effective measure is to seal the entire window with a layer of plastic for the winter. New heat-shrinking films are airtight and easy to see through.
- Install the proper amount of insulation in exterior walls, roofs, ceilings and floors above cold spaces. If you currently have no insulation in one of these areas, installing insulation will cut your energy bills dramatically.
- If you have ductwork in the attic or garage, be sure it is covered with at least 6 inches of insulation. Seal the seams and joints in these ducts with a duct-sealing compound sold at hardware/home centers.
- Lower your thermostat temperature to the lowest temperature that is comfortable to your family. You may save as much as 3 percent on your energy bill for each degree you lower your thermostat.
- If your home has a crawl space with air vents in the walls, close the vents and seal with insulation from the inside during the winter.
- Never switch a heat pump to the emergency heat setting on the thermostat, unless the unit is malfunctioning. This switch will turn off your energy efficient heat pump. Using only your backup electric furnace without the heat pump could double your heating costs.
- Most fireplaces that are open to the living space will increase winter heating costs. Do not use a fireplace during periods of extreme cold. Keep your fireplace damper closed tightly when not in use. Consider installing doors over the fireplace opening to cut down on drafts and heat loss through the chimney.
- Consider adding a heat pump to any electric, gas or oil furnace to take advantage of a dual fuel heating system. The electric heat pump will heat a home for much less for most of the winter heating hours. The new heat pump will also serve as a new air conditioner and could save up to 50 percent on cooling costs, compared to a 15-year-old air conditioner.
- Energy-saving compact fluorescent light bulbs use up to 75 percent less energy than standard bulbs and last up to 10 times longer.
- A new ENERGY STAR®* refrigerator can use approximately one-third less energy than a 15-year-old model. Refrain from leaving the old refrigerator plugged in as a backup.
*ENERGY STAR® is owned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which is not affiliated with Duke Energy Corporation.
Customers can find more ways to manage and lower their energy bills through energy-saving and bill management programs offered by Duke Energy. Customers can learn more at http://www.duke-energy.com/.
Duke Energy Corp., one of the largest electric power companies in the United States, supplies and delivers energy to approximately 3.9 million U.S. customers. The company has nearly 37,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity in the Midwest and the Carolinas, and natural gas distribution services in Ohio and Kentucky. In addition, Duke Energy has more than 4,000 megawatts of electric generation in Latin America, and is a joint-venture partner in a U.S. real estate company.
Duke Energys Indiana operations provide 7,300 megawatts of safe, reliable and competitively priced electricity to more than 750,000 electric customers, making it the states largest electric supplier.
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Newport Oks land in gun range proposal
NEWPORT, N.H. (AP) — The town of Newport, N.H., is a step closer to getting a gun range. The local conservation commission agreed to reduce a 64-acre conservation easement at a closed ash landfill to 16 acres.
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In his first start since appearing in the Triple-A All-Star Game, former Burroughs baseball standout J.D. Martin picked up right where he left off before the break. Martin threw eight shutout innings for Durham as the Bulls cruised to a 7-0 victory at Gwinnett on Monday night.
Martin allowed four hits and struck out six batters in his longest outing of the season. Seventy of the righty-hander's 101 pitches were thrown for strikes and he didn't issue a walk to a Gwinnett batter. Between the third and eighth innings, Martin retired 18 batters in a row.
The shutout was Martin's second in as many starts. He currently has a 13-inning scoreless streak, and his 12 wins are tied for the most in all of Minor League Baseball.
Martin lowered his season ERA to 2.82 with the victory to go along with 87 strikeouts. He is scheduled to pitch at Columbus in his next start, in a series that will be played July 26-29.
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Join the thousands of teachers who make the Science Center their first choice for field trips!
Learning outside the classroom helps students relate in-school studies to potential careers in STEM – science, technology, engineering, and math. That's why we established the Chevron Center for STEM Education and Career Development.
The Science Center is an essential part of the STEM education ecosystem, supporting classroom learning with hands-on, inquiry-based exploration. We provide engaging, one-of-a-kind experiences that speak to the natural curiosity in young people and that address state standards for science education in all grade levels.


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When in Laconia, don't miss the clown supply store
But a business selling a full range of clown supplies? That's just honking sweet, as you can see from clownsupplies.com, where the "nose" page alone offers some 80 different noses, 75 of them red or "flesh-colored" (if your flesh happens to be beige).
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Snarky blogger Marie Burns says the headline right-wingers will likely put on THIS STORY will read:�"War Averted, Lives Saved, Obama Is a Weakling."
The United States and Russia agreed Saturday on an outline for the identification and seizure of Syrian chemical weapons and said Syria must turn over an accounting of its arsenal within a week.
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Minot's zoo fully reopened over the weekend, nearly two years after historic Souris River flooding shut it down and forced the evacuation of animals.
More than 200 of the Roosevelt Park Zoo's animals were kept in zoos and a wildlife park around the country after the river flooded the grounds and a good portion of the city in the summer of 2011.
About half of the animals have been returned, repairs have been made and the zoo held a grand reopening Saturday. Zoo Marketing Coordinator Staci Skeldum says work will continue this summer to get all of the animals back home.
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I have a well-documented love for all things animal print — not leopard print, but anything printed with images of animals like my beloved owl shoes. So, when I saw photos of Cameron Diaz wearing a giraffe-printed cover-up on her recent Hawaiian vacation with Drew Barrymore, I had to track it down. Turns out that it is from celeb-fave Vitamin A (Jessica Alba is a huge fan) and retails for $282 (click here to snag your own). The Tunic is full-length, sheer and has a peek-a-boo front that is the perfect cover-up (not that with Cameron's physique, she needs one). Too bad she didn't also get the matching bikini — it's adorable! — Melissa Liebling-Goldberg
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David Irving, Hitler and Holocaust Denial: Electronic Edition, by Richard J. EvansTable of Contents
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1. In mid-August 1941 Wolff was part of the entourage which accompanied Himmler to Minsk, where he was met by the Head of the SS and Police [Höheren SS- und Polizeiführer] of Russia, von dem Bach-Zelewski and the leader of Einsatzgruppe B, SS Lieutenant-General [SS- Brigadeführer] Arthur Nebe. Himmler and Wolff witnessed the execution of some 100 to 120 Jews and 'partisans'.271
2. Irving states in his pleadings that at Wolff's 1964 trial the SS General von dem Bach-Zelewski testified 'that in his view "Hitler knew nothing of the mass destruction of the Jews" and that "the entire thing began with Himmler." This is close to the views expressed by the plaintiff.'272 In fact von dem Bach-Zelewski was called before the court to prove that Wolff knew of the fate which awaited the Jews in early 1941. He testified that both he and Wolff were present at the Wewelsberg in March 1941 where Himmler talked about the impending war with Russia and the coming 'special assignments' ['Sonderaufgaben'] which the SS, SD and police units would perform:
About the meaning and aim of the campaign he said that it was a question of existence and therefore a struggle of the peoples [Volkstumskampf] of unparalleled bitterness would break out in the course of which, through acts of war and [illegible], 20 to 30 million Slavs and Jews would die. Himmler's comments remained fresh in his mind because of their importance and their consequences, and because of the dramatic way they were presented.273
3. Irving's citing of von dem Bach-Zelewski to prove that Hitler knew nothing of the 'Final Solution' is openly contradicted by another piece of evidence von dem Bach-Zelewski gave during Wolff's trial. He was one of no fewer than eight witnesses who testified that during the shootings in Minsk, Himmler stated that he and Hitler alone bore responsibility for the extermination of the Jews:
Himmler declared after the shootings that the hard struggle that the German people [Volk] had to undertake made harsh measures such as this imperative. The Jews were the bearers of world Bolshevism and they must therefore be destroyed. He and Hitler had assumed responsibility for this before the court of history. The task was difficult, but it had to be carried out.
4. Von dem Bach-Zelewski's account of Himmler's words was corroborated by no fewer than seven other witnesses at the trial.
The witnesses Dr Otto Bradfisch, von dem Ba.[ch- Zelewski], Paul N., Kl., Klae., Me., Str. and T. concur in this. The court believes these statements.274
5. The head of Einsatzkommando unit 8, Dr. Otto Bradfisch put the question to Himmler:
As soon as Himmler arrived in Minsk, I turned to him and asked him who was taking responsibility for the mass extermination of the Jews. Himmler made this conversation the occasion for a speech, in which he told the members of Einsatzkommando 8, as well as those members of the Security Police who were present, not to worry - the orders had been personally given by Hitler. It was a question, then, of a Führer-order, which had the force of law, and he and Hitler alone bore the responsibility for these orders.275
6. Himmler's private reply to Bradfisch before the execution had been no different: 'Himmler answered me in a fairly sharp tone that these orders had come from Hitler as the supreme Führer of the German government, and that they had the force of law.'276
271. Published reference: Himmler diary entry for 15 August 1941; reprinted in Peter Witte et al. (eds.), Der Dienstkalender Heinrich Himmlers 1941/42 (Hamburg, 1999), p. 195.
272. Reply, para. (24) on p. 20.
273. 'Bach-Zelewski's memory was inaccurate: the speech was held on 12 June 1941 (Peter Witte et al. (eds.), Der Dienstalender Heinrich Himmlers 1941/42 (Hamburg, 1999), p. 172 and n. 21.''über Sinn und Zweck des Feldzuges habe er gesagt: Es gehe um eine Existenzfrage, daher werde es zu einem Volkstumskampf vo unerbitterlicher Härte kommen, in dessen Verlaufe durch Kriegshandlung und die [unreadable] 20 bis 30 Millionen Slawen und Juden unkommen würde. Die Ausführung Himmlers seien ihm wegen ihrer Bedeutung undd Tragweite und wegen der dramatischen Art, in der sie vorgetragen würden, gegenwärtig geblieben.' (Justiz und NS-Verbrechen, vol. XX, p. 412).
274. 'Himmler hat im Anschluss an die Erschiessung erkäsrt, dass der schwere Kampf, den das deutsche Volk führen müsse, harte Massnahmen wie diese erforderlich mache. Die Juden seien die Träger des Weltbolschewismus, sie müssteen daher vernichtet werden. Er und Hitler hästten dafür vor der Geschichte die Verantwortung übernommen. Die Aufgabe sei schewer, dennoch müsse sie durchgeführt werden. Die Zeugen Dr. Otto Bradfisch, von dem Ba., Paul N., Kl., Klae., Me., Str., undd T. haben dies übereinstimmend bekundet. Das Schwurgericht hat diesen Aussagen Glauben geschenkt.' (Ibid., p. 436).
275. Dr. Otto Bradfisch on events in Minsk, 10 a Js 39/60 [Karl Wolff, Criminal Proceedings, 17 May 1963, Landgericht Munich], p. 135, quoted in Fleming, p. 51.
276. Ibid.
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