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Non-linearity is an important consideration in many problems of finance and economics, such as pricing securities and solving equilibrium models. This paper provides analytical treatment of a general class of nonlinear transforms for processes with tractable conditional characteristic functions, which extends existing results on characteristic function based transforms to a substantially wider class of nonlinear functions while maintaining low dimensionality by avoiding the need to compute the density function. We illustrate the applications of the generalized transform in pricing defaultable bonds with stochastic recovery. We also use the method to analytically solve a class of general equilibrium models with multiple goods and apply this model to study the effects of time-varying labor income risk on the equity premium.
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Efraim Zinger is confident Israel's athletes will come good on week two of the 2012 London
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movements like the LGCM achieve nothing effectively and only seem to appear in the LBG media!
Who cares what Christians think whether they are gay or otherwise? I don't anyone that believes in supernatural gods or goddesses seriously.
"the Christian body has said it will hold a prayer vigil instead of a protest to show the Pope that his "homophobic comments affect real people".
Oh yeah, THAT´ll show him!
"In a statement last week, the LGCM said that while it disagreed with the Pontiff's teachings on sexual orientation, his UK visit will be an "occasion for celebration".
Errrrr…. WHY?
What can there be to possibly celebrate about this homophobic bigot going to the UK at the taxpayers expense? That he is given another chance to spread his homophobia? That he will obviously use his visit to criticize the UK for its equality laws? Yeah right!
The ONLY cause for celebration would be if this homophobes visit was canceled.
As this is not likely to happen…
Far more effective than a ´prayer vigil´…
Can one be progressive and Christian? In the black-and-white world of Papa Ratzinger's predecessors, the Inquisition would have stepped in to mete the kind of punishment for progressive thoughts this 'God' doesn't have the time for, even though smiting is his thing in his Book of fairy-tales.
I don't see how any protests, as long as they're not violent, are unhelpful against this ghastly theocrat.
I personally would like to see all plans for the visit suspended until allegations that Benedict xvi has encouraged British catholics to break British law, both in the matter of concealing paedophile priests and conspiracy to break anti-discrimination law, have been investigated. If the allegations are borne out, he should be refused entry, or arrested and deported if he arrives(Ditto muslim wack-jobs, of course).
So far the Lesbian & Gay Christian Movement appear to have been completely sidelined and ignored by leaders of both the Anglican and the Catholic churches.
Only praying for the Pope to change his corrupt and homophobic stance will be about as ineffective as doing calisthenics exercises in the hope of changing the Pope.
Get out and protest the Pope LGCM or continue to be ignored.
This shows how completely useless LGCM has become since the feisty Richard Kirker left it as General Secretary some years ago.
At this time LGCM was always in the forefront of protest against religious homophobia from whatever source and Kirker never pulled his punches. I know this because I was then his counterpart in the Gay & Lesbian Humanist Association(GALHA).
LGCM has obviously become as ineffectual as a campaigning organisation as the gay Catholic group Quest which I'm sure will be grovelling in awe of "his holiness" despite his implacably hostile stance on gay relationships and gay rights.
Indeed, George. In many ways one has slightly more respect for Quest: at least they are intellectually honest in grovelling before his holiness
After these biggots walk around at pridde handing out leaflets telling us we're sinners and holding up signs saying we're going to hell?!
I'll be there when the Pope visits, and i'll be protesting noisily that he bothered to come here and preach hate!
The real celebration is when the pope goes home, not when he gets here!
Pelt him with rotten eggs and rotten fruit and if you happen to have the odd petrol bomb…well you know!
Their ineffectual approach to protesting brings to mind a Smith and Jones skit I saw a while ago, advertising a pointless eco-friendly household bleach.
The slogan ran "It doesn't kill 99% of all household germs but it DOES get really disappointed in them".
@tagra 07, why don't you bring the sign saying "POPE IS GOING TO HELL".
In my thought, Pope did kill millions people, recently kill millions people with AIDS and is going to kill millions people and unborn children.
@ Helen, I don't think throw rotten eggs and fruit to him, that is violence and cost our money. We better put our kitchen trash allover on the way he will follow thru. He will see what dirty his ways for the world.
"Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement"
Is that similar to a bowel Movement.
When will these idiots realize that the Bible
is a construct, there Pope yet another.
Brainwashed fools.
I will not see them in hell, as it does not exist.
I find some people's atheism as scary as the born again brigades Christianity. Not that Catholics are born again, anyway, I'm just waving the flag for big bang believing, evolutionist, but lets throw a loving deity into the mix agnostics everywhere. Apparently praying has a stronger than placebo effect on helping people through illness, so I hope God answers the LGCM's prayer. Lets spread a little peace people x
well said Lucio! x
Prayer Vigil EH?
Prayer is the last resort of scoundrels.
Religion is all about "thinking" not "realthing". I better go to doctor when get sick than praying.
agnostics don't say "let's throw a loving deity into the mix"
agnostics say "I don't know if there is a loving deity to throw into the mix…"
The issue here is that the Bishop of Rome acts in both the spiritual and temporal realms: he interferes in the lives of people beyond his flock
Peoples' right to believe whatever they want should be respected but not the actual beliefs. Respect has to be earned. It is ridiculous for the Lesbian and Gay Christian movement to suggest that protests should be with respect. Religion should not command an automatic right to respect just because the beliefs are strongly felt. The pope and the Catholic church are politicians and a political body and do not hold back in criticising others and show no respect for LGBT people and constantly attempt to affect the lives and opportunities of others. The idea that one political group is above criticism or should command automatic respect no matter how foolish or dangerous their ideology is ridiculous. It would be a shame if this man is invited to the UK to spread his idealogy and politic without any criticism. He should be held responsible and accountable for the consequences of his speech and actions.
Davevauxhall makes sense when he says, "It is ridiculous for the Lesbian and Gay Christian movement to suggest that protests should be with respect." People marching for these Catholic causes are not treating with respect the people they would criticise (among them, gay people). It's one thing to respect a human being's right to hold a view and also – this goes without saying – respect his or her right to remain unmolested, but to go on a protest and hold respect for the person you're protesting about? What would be the point? How can anyone have any respect for Ratzo and his ilk?
Your typical Christian would, of course, trot out the old chestunt that they love the (so-called) sinner but hate the (so-called) sin. But how can they split the two when the "sin" is a natural part of the "sinner"? Are we expected to hate Ratzo's mind but love his other bits? My sexuality is part of me, so I am both sinner and sin. But you never hear journos put questions like this to clergypeople they interview.
Talking of which – a wee bit off message as far as Ratzo is concerned but continuing from my lazy-journos statement – I heard an interview on the BBC's Sunday prog talking to a nutjob pastor about BP's shocking oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico recently, and said nutjob was saying they were praying to God to help clean it up. The journo didn't remind him that, according to the nutjob's beliefs, God caused the thing in the first place, so wouldn't it be arrogant to suggest he didn't know what he was doing when he caused it? What would be the point of causing it, and then cleaning it up.
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"God" allows evil and disaster to allow humanity to clean it up, thus allowing himself the glory of people's actions.
Total BS, and as philosophically logical as saying "I raped her,so she could gain kudoes by forgiving me"
I'm gay and Christian and I can't see anything to celebrate about that evil old man coming to the UK. Why doesn't he keep his filth where it belongs – in the Vatican's backyard?
The only divine intervention that humanity has seen was when respectively, Wallace and Darwin's moms and dads got together and got randy and later someone had the foresight to build a ship called The Beagle.
Thank you guys.
I read this somewhere…
If the Pope really believed in god and thought that his god would protect him, he wouldn't need the protection of the pope-mobile. The very presence of the pope-mobile proves the pope's own disbelief !!
Even the pope knows that prayer is useless in such a situation. All you followers of this idiot, take note and learn, not from his words, but from his actions.
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UNDERWOOD, GEORGE WASHINGTON 68, Arcadia, h/o Barbara Bartlett Underwood, 1–13–08 B5 UNDERWOOD, JOHN HOWARD 59, Lyman, h/o Teresa Ayers Underwood, 1–3–08 C5 UNDERWOOD, VIRGINIA LULA 76, Chesnee, 5–11–08 B4 UNGER, IRVING ARTHUR 86, Greer, h/o Marian Brett Unger, 5–5–08 C2 UPCHURCH, JACK WILBERT 67, Gaffney, 7–26–08 C2 UPTON, BEULAH BURRELL 89, Gaffney, w/o Clint Upton, 11–6–08 B4 UPTON, MARGARET PEARL 74, Landrum, 6–6–08 C2 UPTON, ROSA MAE HENSLEY 94, Inman, w/o Fred Daniel Upton, 10–1–08 C4 USHER, CAROLINE 58, Spartanburg, w/o John Bunyan Usher, 11–14–08 C2 USSERY, LOUISE HUNTER Campobello, w/o Donald Clyde Ussery, 12–30–08 C2 V VALENTINE, FLORRIE HUDSON 97, Spartanburg, w/o Lester A. Valentine, 12–11–08 B2 VALENTINE, MATILDA STEWART WOFFORD 76, Inman, w/o Charles Edward Wofford and Melvin Valentine, 6–1–08 B4 VALLADARES, EFREN Spartanburg, h/o Egmidia Valladares, 12–2–08 C2 VAN WINKLE, PATRICIA ROSE FOLLOWELL 72, Duncan, w/o James R. Van Winkle, 9–29–08 C2 VANDERBECK, FRANKLIN WILDEN 79, Matthews, NC, h/o Helen Clayton VanDerbeck, 11–27–08 C5 VARA, GARNETT ELIZABETH 66, Chesnee, w/o Frank Vara, 8–17–08 B4 VARNER, ALICE MAE 79, Inman, 3–9–08 B4 VARNER, ERNESTINE BROWN WHITE 78, Pacolet, w/o John Earl White and John Taylor Varner Jr., 6–19–08 B4 VARNER, MARY MANLEY 83, Buffalo, w/o Paul Ray Varner, 10–11–08 C2 VARNER, WILLIAM RONALD 74, Cross Hill, h/o Peggy Crump Varner, 11–18–08 C2 VASSEY, RUSSELL D. 79, Chesnee, h/o Edith Blanton Vassey, 7–5–08 C2 VAUGHN, BETTY C. 64, Gaffney, w/o Joseph L. Vaughn, 4–30–08 C2 VAUGHN, JAMES EDWARD 63, Spartanburg, 3–1–08 C4 VAUGHN, WILLIAM C. 61, Enoree, h/o Ellen Vaughn, 10–8–08 C2 VERES, RICHARD J. 53, Gaffney, h/o Jean Schaub Veres, 5–16–08 A10 and 5–18–08 B4 VERNER, EDNA MADGE SMITH 92, Spartanburg, 7–20–08 B4 VERNON, BETTY JANE SIMPSON Landrum, w/o Preston Vernon, 7–12–08 C2 VERNON, OTIS Tryon, NC, 10–18–08 C4 VEST, EDITH HANVEY BROWNLEE 87, Woodruff, w/o Roy Brownlee and Bluford Vest, 10–19–08 B4 VETTER, JOSEPHINE HYDER PACE 80, Landrum, 11–17–08 B2 VICARS, UVILDA CHARLENE BLACKWELL 63, Spartanburg, w/o Garvey William Vicars, 3–25–08 C4 VINING, SETH MACON JR. 84, Tryon, NC, h/o Marjorie Boswell Vining, 10–21–08 C4 VIPPERMAN, ARNETTE 71, Blacksburg, 10–17–08 C2 VISCUSO, MAUREEN ANN BANAS 41, Inman, w/o Frank Viscuso, 9–9–08 C4 VOISELLE, JOHN E. III 54, Union, 2–15–08 C2 W W_____, A.N. 72, Spartanburg, 9–19–08 C2 WADDELL, MANSFIELD 94, Greer, h/o Bertha Tucker Waddell, 9–11–08 B2 WADDELL, MARY BLACK 59, Enoree, w/o Jimmy Oneal Waddell, 6–19–08 B5 WADDELL, MARY LOUISE BERRY 82, Spartanburg, 7–25–08 C2 WADDELL, MATTIE PEARL ELIZABETH 81, Spartanburg, 10–17–08 C2 WADDELL, PEGGY SUE TEAL 67, Cowpens, w/o J.C. Waddell, 3–4–08 C4 WADDELL, THELMA ALINE COOPER 84, Rutherfordton, NC, w/o Tommy Easterline Waddell, 3–11–08 C2 WADDELL, VERA CHAPMAN 54, Woodruff, 11–12–08 C3 WADDELL, WILLIE MAE PEACE 93, Woodruff, w/o Elford Waddell, 5–23–08 C4 WADE, BOYCE W. 87, Union, h/o Muriel Mayo Wade, 10–30–08 B2 WAGNER, JOHN EDWARD 78, Pacolet, h/o Betty June Cato Wagner, 11–7–08 C2 WAGNER, JOSEPH CHRISTIAN 81, Spartanburg, h/o Margaret McCarley Wagner, 1–8–08 C3 WAGNER, JOYCE CALDWELL 78, High Point, NC, w/o Robert E. Wagner, 2–9–08 C2 WAGNER, WILLIAM SHERWOOD 80, Nassau, NY, h/o Elaine Wagner, 12–25–08 B4 WAID, ARETHA CHRISTINE 75, Lyman, w/o James S. Waid, 8–11–08 C2 WAKEFIELD, ELIZABETH HUBBARD 80, Spartanburg, 2–21–08 B2 WALDREP, BOBBY E. Woodruff, h/o Betty Jean Waldrep, 12–28–08 B3 WALDROP, BROOKS WILLARD 90, Landrum, 9–5–08 C3 WALDROP, MARVIN EUGENE 76, Moore, h/o Peggy Williams Waldrop, 1–4–08 C2 WALKER, BILL W.H. 62, Chesnee, h/o Sandra Smith Walker, 2–2–08 C4 WALKER, BRENT PAUL 46, Spartanburg, 2–21–08 B2 WALKER, CHARLES J. 79, Boiling Springs, h/o Jean Brown Walker, 10–23–08 B2 WALKER, EVERLENA WILKINS Gaffney, w/o A.W. Walker, 9–26–08 C2 WALKER, HAZEL Forest City, NC, 1–1–08 C2 WALKER, HELEN BULLARD 96, Lyman, w/o Paul F. Walker, 5–15–08 B4 WALKER, JAMES OTIS JR. 83, Columbus, NC, h/o Lorene Coleman Walker, 4–13–08 B4 WALKER, JARVIS LEE 17, Inman, 7–1–08 A1 and 7–3–08 B2 WALKER, JOE WINFORD 76, Greer, h/o Beatrice Marcelle Moree Walker, 8–31–08 B5 WALKER, JUDY CRAIN 61, Spartanburg, w/o Don Walker, 5–15–08 B4 WALKER, LEMUEL HARRALL 83, Spartanburg, h/o Betty Ruth Stephen Walker, 7–27–08 B4 WALKER, LEONORE RODDY 98, Lyman, w/o Oscar Moore Walker, 9–17–08 C4 WALKER, MARGARET ELIZABETH BROWN 92, Pacolet Mills, w/o Charles Walker Jr., 4–15–08 C4 WALKER, MARION WHITE 82, Spartanburg, w/o John Bruce Walker, 6–4–08 C5 WALKER, PEGGY IJAMES 72, Union, w/o H. Dean Walker, 7–8–08 C2 WALKER, VADABEE JACKSON Mill Spring, NC, 5–3–08 C4 WALL, BILLY J. 81, Boiling Springs, h/o Stella Wheelon Wall, 2–11–08 C2 WALL, GEORGE DEAN 63, Chesnee, h/o Joyce N. Wall and Stacie Wall, 1–16–08 C4 WALL, JOHN CALVIN 75, Gaffney, h/o Maxine Scoggin Wall, 6–14–08 C2 WALL, MARY HIGHTOWER 95, Greer, w/o Charles H. Wall, 8–18–08 C2 WALLACE, ALBERT LEWIS 58, Roebuck, 1–28–08 C2 WALLACE, NORMAN JR. 73, Spartanburg, h/o Barbara Brandon Wallace, 12–24–08 C4 WALLACE, RUTH COCHRANE 100, Columbus, NC, w/o William Walter Wallace, 11–6–08 B4 WALPOLE, H. EDWARD 74, Spartanburg, h/o Betty Barnes Walpole, 7–16–08 C2 WALTON, BLANCHE TRANTHAM 95, Union, w/o Burleigh F. Walton, 7–16–08 C2 WANAMAKER, FREDDIE 80, Inman, 2–13–08 C4 WANNAMAKER, MARY MOORE 76, Orangeburg, 9–17–08 C4 WARD, DAVID RANDALL 51, Woodruff, h/o Carol Gilmer Ward, 10–17–08 C3 WARD, GERALDINE FAIN 77, Spartanburg, w/o James A. Ward, 5–29–08 B2 WARD, JOHN EARL I 68, Cowpens, 2–27–08 C4 WARD, MARY ANN WEBBER SEWELL 75, Pauline, J. Ronn Ward, 10–24–08 C2 WARD, MATTIE JOHNSON 86, Inman, w/o Edwin Ward, 4–10–08 C2 WARD, SARA PARKER Spartanburg, w/o Rufus Montgomery Ward, 9–27–08 C2 WATERS, JOHN WILLIAM 71, Campobello, h/o Lucille Waters and Brenda Waters, 9–15–08 C2 WATERS, JOSEPH ABRAHAM 48, Wellford, 2–24–08 B4 WATERS, MICHAEL DAVID 40, New Market, UK, h/o Rebecca Carrol Herzog Waters, 5–2–08 C5 WATERS, RUBY OWENS 86, Tryon, NC, w/o Willie Waters, 4–13–08 B4 WATFORD, RACHEL ANN HAMMETT 68, Lyman, w/o Edward Watford, 1–16–08 C4 WATKINS, ALVIN WAYNE 65, Gaffney, h/o Carolyn Jordan Watkins, 7–27–08 B4 WATKINS, BRIELLE LANAE 19, Greer, 11–16–08 B4 WATKINS, RAYMOND CLYDE 56, Campobello, 5–27–08 C4 WATSON, CLAUD DEE JR. 75, Spartanburg, h/o Leila Arleene Williams Watson, 6–13–08 C4 WATSON, DONALD MOORE 79, Enoree, h/o Ruth Cheney Watson, 5–1–08 B2 WATSON, FREDDIE D. Spartanburg, h/o Scottie Watson, 9–17–08 C4 WATSON, GRACE E. BANKS 88, Granite Falls, NC, w/o Alvin Otto Watson, 5–27–08 C4 WATSON, JEFFREY SCOTT 42, Rock Hill, h/o Lisa Huddleston Watson, 11–5–08 C4 WATSON, JENNIE WOFFORD 80, Spartanburg, w/o Edgar G. Watson, 6–1–08 B4 WATSON, KATHRYN A. 87, Chesnee, w/o Lynn Watson Jr., 6–10–08 C4 WATSON, LORETTA K. 50, Inman, 9–2–08 C2 WATSON, PATRICIA JEAN JORDAN 55, Spartanburg, 5–9–08 C2 WATSON, RACHEL 70, Lyman, 9–21–08 B4 WATSON, SADIE 96, Forest City, NC, 3–10–08 C2 WATSON, SARAH JO BULMAN 87, Bostic, NC, w/o Lynn B. Watson, 4–26–08 D4 WATTERS, A. ADAIR JR. 83, Spartanburg, h/o Natalie Walker Watters, 9–28–08 B5 WATTS, E. PAUL 66, Spartanburg, 9–3–08 C4 WATTS, MICHAEL WILLIAM 16, Spartanburg, 4–14–08 C2 and 4–16–08 C6 WATTS, MILDRED RUTH WILLIAMS Spartanburg, 5–6–08 C4 WAUGH, WILLIAM HOWARD 72, Lyman, h/o Jewel Reed Waugh, 12–16–08 C2 WAYMAN, LOIS UMSTEAD 85, Wellford, w/o Merrill Robert Wayman, 8–7–08 B4 WEATHERS, CHARLES LEWIS 74, Spartanburg, 9–16–08 C3 WEATHERS, JAMES LEWIS 94, Woodruff, h/o Juanita Hunter Weathers, 8–12–08 C2 WEATHERS, KEVIN DALE 22, Spartanburg, 10–3–08 C4 WEATHERS, OLIN DENNIS 73, Inman, h/o Peggy Jean Campbell Weathers, 4–4–08 C2 WEATHERS, SANDRA KAY CLARKE 51, Spartanburg, w/o Steven Dale Weathers, 7–13–08 B4 WEAVER, DOLLIE BURENA SCRUGGS 88, Mooresboro, NC, w/o George Weaver, 11–20–08 B4 WEAVER, PAULINE PITTMAN 76, Rutherfordton, NC, w/o Russell Weaver, 8–2–08 C2 WEAVER, SAMUEL DELANO 70, Chesnee, 6–28–08 C4 WEBB, ARTHUR LEE III 20, Spartanburg, 8–2–08 A1 and 8–4–08 C2 WEBB, MARY LENA SENN 84, Spartanburg, w/o Joe Emerson Webb, 12–20–08 C3 WEBB, RUTH HUMPHRIES 74, Spartanburg, w/o Fred Harrison Webb, 4–27–08 B4 WEEKS, PAUL EARL 86, Spartanburg, h/o Miriam Ruth Stacey Weeks, 12–27–08 C2 WEISS, CONCETTINA CARUSO 87, Spartanburg, w/o Arthur H. Weiss, 7–6–08 B4 WELCH, MARGARET GRICE 88, Inman, w/o M.J. Welch, 5–27–08 C4 WELLS, HARVEY ANTHONY 55, Chesnee, 1–9–08 A1 and 1–10–08 C4 WELLS, PAUL L. 84, Pacolet, h/o Frances Jeanette Kirby Wells, 7–1–08 C2 WELLS, THOMAS EDWARD Columbia, h/o Dorothy Mae Copeland Wells, 12–4–08 B2 WEST, ANDREW WAYNE 66, Lyman, h/o Brenda Pike West, 2–24–08 B4 WEST, ANITA VIRGINIA Greenville, w/o Sam L. West, 3–19–08 C2 WEST, BEVERLY KINGSMORE 67, Buffalo, w/o William Melvin West, 9–16–08 C2 WEST, BOBBY LEE 76, Campobello, 1–9–08 C2 WEST, CARL LANFORD 96, Inman, h/o Connie Correll West, 3–1–08 C4 WEST, CELIA BRUTON Wellford, w/o Converse West, 9–12–08 C2 WEST, ELIZABETH DRYMAN MACK 86, Spartanburg, w/o Samuel N. Mack and Wilburt West, 11–3–08 C2 WEST, HAROLD JAMES 74, Duncan, h/o Mary Edna West, 5–12–08 B4 WEST, HYDRICK GEBERT 81, Jonesville, h/o Frances Bogan West, 5–25–08 B5 WEST, JAMES ROBERT 69, Greenwood, h/o Eva Sue Haralson West, 4–4–08 C2 WEST, MARY EDNA BLACKWELL 72, Duncan, w/o Harold James West, 2–18–08 C6 WEST, MICHAEL EDWARD 56, Pacolet, h/o Teddi Foster West, 2–29–08 C2 WEST, PARISADE 94, Campobello, 9–12–08 C2 WEST, SALLY FAYE 49, Jonesville, 2–13–08 C4 WEST, STANLEY L. 59, Spartanburg, h/o Christine Wines West, 1–3–08 C4 WESTBROOK, MAVIS BERNADINE SCOGGIN 88, Inman, w/o Howard Westbrook, 5–12–08 C2 WESTMORELAND, EDGAR ELLIS 70, Shelby, NC, h/o Mary Grant Westmoreland, 12–31–08 C2 WESTMORELAND, JOHN WILLIAM 50, Woodruff, h/o Jeanne Hollingsworth Westmoreland, 3–30–08 B5 WESTMORELAND, ROBERT PAT 56, Woodruff, h/o Jan Casey Westmoreland, 9–3–08 C4 WHARTON, WEIR EDWARD 80, Spartanburg, h/o Martha Elizabeth Wright Wharton, 12–27–08 C2 WHARTON, WILLIAM FORREST 77, Moore, h/o Jewell Hale Wharton, 7–23–08 C2 WHEATLEY, SYDNEY L. 62, Spartanburg, h/o Judith Kay Greene Wheatley, 4–13–08 B4 WHEELER, KEVIN DONALD 42, Spartanburg, 7–10–08 B4 WHEELER, KYLE LARSSON 20, Inman, 2–26–08 C3 WHEELER, LUCILLE HARRISON 76, Spartanburg, 2–21–08 B2 WHEELER, MELVIN BALUS 76, Spartanburg, 6–23–08 C2 WHEELER, MICHAEL LEWIS 35, Pacolet, 8–29–08 C2 WHIPPLE, CHRISTOPHER RYAN 37, Chesnee, h/o Delphine Gassoway Whipple, 1–11–08 C2 WHITAKER, REBECCA ELAINE BLANTON 55, Cowpens, 12–1–08 C2 WHITE, ASHLEY 20, Woodruff, 2–2–08 C4 WHITE, BROADUS RUBEN 88, Inman, h/o Nellie Phillips White, 5–24–08 C2 WHITE, CONRAD CURTIS 102, Shaker Heights, OH, h/o Lucille White, 9–13–08 C2 WHITE, D.L. 100, Kings Mountain, NC, 5–1–08 B2 WHITE, DORIS HENDRIX 69, Wellford, w/o Walter David White, 12–7–08 B4 WHITE, LILLIAN JOSEPHINE 88, Augusta, GA, 3–20–08 B2 WHITE, LOLA BELL 75, Spartanburg, w/o John Sawyer White, 3–11–08 C2 WHITE, LOLA LAWSON 65, Rogersville, TN, w/o J.B. Lawson, 3–26–08 C2 WHITE, LUCILLE THOMAS 95, Blacksburg, w/o Theron White, 12–22–08 C2 WHITE, MANUEL ETTERS 82, Woodruff, h/o Carma Johnson White, 12–21–08 B4 WHITE, MARIAN HOLT Columbia, w/o Smith White, 10–9–08 C2 WHITE, RUBY ALINA POOLE 79, Spartanburg, w/o Marion Odell White, 7–18–08 C2 WHITE, SHUNTIA LASHAE 21, Blacksburg, 10–13–08 C3 WHITE, TOMMY 47, Spartanburg, h/o Janet Falzarano White, 4–21–08 C4 WHITEHEAD, BENJAMIN M. 83, Union, h/o Kate Smith Whitehead, 11–6–08 B4 WHITESIDE, MEREDITH 84, Green Creek, NC, 2–5–08 C4 WHITLEY, GIOVANNA MAE FITZGERALD 78, Spartanburg, w/o Robert Lee Whitley, 12–13–08 C4 WHITLOCK, PAULINE WINGO 91, Kings Mountain, NC, w/o John Baxter Whitlock Jr., 12–30–08 C3 WHITMIRE, CHARLES EDWARD 76, Spartanburg, h/o Edith Jean Simuel Whitmire, 2–5–08 C1 and C4 WHITMORE, ESTHER RHODES 85, Greer, w/o Connie L. Whitmore, 10–15–08 C2 WHITMORE, HARVEY FREEMAN 75, Enoree, h/o Nellie Ann Whitmore, 7–30–08 C2 WHITT, NELLIE CASH 88, Chesnee, w/o Troy William Whitt, 4–4–08 C2 WHITTAKER, EUNICE FAY PRUITT 77, Duncan, w/o Sammy Whittaker, 3–21–08 C2 WIECZOREK, ELSE RASMUSSEN 86, Spartanburg, w/o Paul Wieczorek, 12–28–08 B2 WIERKS, LOWELL DEAN 83, Moore, 3–13–08 B3 WIGGINS, WILLIE 91, Lyman, 9–24–08 C4 WILBURN, CHARLES DOUGLAS Roebuck, h/o Peggy Jean McClain Wilburn, 5–5–08 C2 WILBURN, MARY JUANITA 89, Simpsonville, 11–10–08 C2 WILCOX, ANNA MARIEA 91, Greer, 12–24–08 C4 WILEY, JESSIE FLEMING COLLINS 82, Spartanburg, w/o Lester Till Collins and John Henry Wiley, 9–7–08 B4 WILKERSON, EVA COCHRAN 73, Columbus, NC, 8–1–08 C3 WILKERSON, MICHAEL WAYNE 30, Inman, 7–26–08 C2 WILKERSON, PAUL ALLISON 92, Clemson, h/o Lucy Wood Wilkerson, 1–5–08 C2 WILKIE, DEWEY BOBBY 67, Gaffney, 5–21–08 C6 WILKIE, MARGARET REYNOLDS MCCALL 95, Spartanburg, w/o Virgil E. McCall and Arthur L. Wilkie, 9–22–08 C2 WILKINS, EDITH REVELS 81, Gaffney, w/o Wilburn Thomas Wilkins, 4–27–08 B4 WILKINS, JAMES LEONARD 73, Spartanburg, h/o Mamie Copeland Wilkins, 8–15–08 C2 WILKINS, JAMES WALKER 70, Stockbridge, GA, 1–8–08 C3 WILKINS, JOHNNY DEAN 58, Tryon, NC, 8–16–08 C2 WILKINS, LARRY DEAN Chesnee, h/o Eula J. Wilkins, 12–17–08 C4 WILKINS, MARJORIE L. PHILLIPS 78, Cowpens, w/o David Wilkins, 12–2–08 C2 WILKINS, VIRGIL Bridgeton, NJ, 10–4–08 C2 WILKINS, WILLIAM 77, Landrum, 10–6–08 C2 WILKOSZ, JOSEPH ALBERT 90, Spartanburg, h/o Elizabeth D. Wilkosz, 12–5–08 C2 WILLARD, CORINNE QUINN 78, Spartanburg, w/o Clifford Willard, 4–12–08 C4 WILLARD, EDNA SIMPKINS 82, Woodruff, w/o Belton Willard, 7–3–08 B2 WILLARD, HAZEL HUTCHERSON 85, Union, w/o George Tillman Willard, 6–7–08 C2 WILLBANKS, PHILLIP EUGENE 35, Spartanburg, 8–21–08 B2 WILLIAMS, ALBERT K. 83, Spartanburg, h/o Evelyn B. Williams, 6–17–08 C4 WILLIAMS, ALBERT RAY 50, Inman, 2–11–08 C2 WILLIAMS, CHARLES DANIEL 48, Inman, 6–1–08 B4 WILLIAMS, DONALD JEROME 52, Inman, 3–4–08 C4 WILLIAMS, GENEVA CASH 92, Cowpens, w/o Henry M. Williams, 4–24–08 B4 WILLIAMS, GLADYS Greer, 11–13–08 B2 WILLIAMS, HENRY LUCIEN 92, Spartanburg, h/o Annie Ladd Williams, 12–4–08 B2 WILLIAMS, HOLLIS J. 68, Spartanburg, 4–4–08 C2 WILLIAMS, IRENE LAXTON 93, Union, w/o Thomas Guy Williams, 5–27–08 C4 WILLIAMS, ISAAC SOKUMBI 21, Spartanburg, 11–15–08 C2 WILLIAMS, JAMES R. Campobello, h/o Wyomia Vernon Williams, 6–19–08 B4 WILLIAMS, JAMES THOMAS 48, Spartanburg, 2–9–08 C2 WILLIAMS, JOE JR. 52, Spartanburg, 9–27–08 C1 and 9–28–08 B4 WILLIAMS, JOHN D. 83, Greenwood, h/o Alice Eulee Moseley Williams, 2–14–08 E2 WILLIAMS, JOHN L. 81, Boiling Springs, 8–26–08 C2 WILLIAMS, KAY 60, Newberry, w/o Douglas W. Williams, 5–20–08 C4 WILLIAMS, LILLIE I. 72, Spartanburg, w/o Ulysses Williams, 4–10–08 C2 WILLIAMS, MICHAEL E. 50, Spartanburg, 9–12–08 C2 WILLIAMS, REGGIE Spartanburg, h/o Margarite Williams, 12–5–08 C2 WILLIAMS, ROBERT NEAL 84, Salisbury, NC, h/o Monice Elizabeth Brown Williams, 12–17–08 C5 and 12–18–08 C4:a WILLIAMS, ROGER DEAN 48, Chesnee, 2–6–08 C4 WILLIAMS, ROSE WILSON 78, Spartanburg, w/o J.C. Williams, 3–6–08 B4 WILLIAMS, RUTH NAOMI JEFFRIES 84, Columbia, w/o Robert Cleveland Williams, 3–5–08 C2 WILLIAMS, SARA CORBIN 74, Myrtle Beach, w/o Buford Williams, 2–22–08 C2 WILLIAMS, THOMAS HARPER JR. 85, Spartanburg, h/o Dorothy Mae Howard Williams, 10–26–08 B4 WILLIAMS, WILLIE SHAUN 27, Chesnee, 8–16–08 C3 WILLIAMSON, DAVID ALLEN 49, Boiling Springs, 11–2–08 B4 WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM EUGENE Landrum, h/o Carolyn Coggins Williamson, 9–26–08 C3 WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM LEWIS JR. 76, Union, h/o Alice Mae Cardwell Williamson, 10–12–08 B4 WILLIS, DANIEL WILLARD 97, Spartanburg, h/o Harriet Bliss Talbot Willis and Azalea Hannon Chapman Willis, 11–30–08 B5 WILLIS, FRANCES THOMPSON JOHNSON 80, Gaffney, w/o David Johnson and Dan Willis, 1–28–08 C2 WILLIS, JAMES WAYNE 61, Duncan, h/o Lib Willis, 7–8–08 C3 WILLIS, RICHARD O'BRIAN 76, Chesnee, h/o Sarah Jolley Willis, 12–30–08 C2 WILLS, LORETTA JONES 78, Moore, w/o Garland Wills, 9–15–08 C2 WILSON, BARBARA BRADLEY 64, Asheville, NC, w/o David Wilson, 11–18–08 C2 WILSON, CHARLES GARLAND 76, Gaffney, h/o Parris Wilson, 1–7–08 C2 WILSON, CLARA BELUE 95, Landrum, w/o James H. Wilson, 3–13–08 B2 WILSON, GERALD LEON 66, Spartanburg, 6–13–08 C4 WILSON, GERALDINE 59, Cowpens, 11–10–08 C2 WILSON, GRACE GIBBS 107, Mill Spring, NC, w/o Claude Carter Wilson, 7–9–08 C4 WILSON, JOHN EDWARD 59, Greenville, 10–2–08 B2 WILSON, JOSEPH LEE 75, Spartanburg, h/o Sara M. Wilson, 9–16–08 C2 WILSON, JOSEPHINE Columbus, NC, 5–10–08 C6 WILSON, JULIA DRAKE 62, Moore, w/o Gordon Wayne Wilson, 10–2–08 B2 WILSON, MARY JANE Greer, 8–4–08 B4 WILSON, NANCY KEMP 57, Landrum, w/o John Wilson, 8–1–08 C2 WILSON, PRESLEY LEE 48, Spartanburg, 11–21–08 C2 WILSON, TOMMIE 25, Enoree, 4–18–08 A1 WILSON, VIRGINIA BRANCH 82, Spartanburg, w/o Joseph Alvin Wilson Jr., 8–30–08 C2 WILT, FLOSSIE AGNES ELIZABETH PARKER 60, Gaffney, w/o Paul J. Wilt, 8–3–08 B4 WINBURN, PATRICIA BERRY 68, Union, w/o James C. Winburn, 6–27–08 C4 WINES, JAMES MICHAEL 51, Boiling Springs, h/o Jane Hines Wines, 8–21–08 B2 WINGO, JIMMIE DONALD 88, Spartanburg, h/o Mary Kate Duncan Wingo, 9–7–08 B4 WINGO, JULIAN ALEXANDER 90, Spartanburg, h/o Elizabeth Webber Wingo and Louise Webber Wingo, 2–16–08 C5 WINGO, ROY L. Spartanburg, h/o Mary Lou Wingo, 9–28–08 B4 WINSLOW, LOUISE STEWART 82, Union, w/o Donald Winslow, 11–10–08 C2 WINTER, WILLIAM EDWARD JR. 63, Gaffney, h/o Carla Cooper Winter, 7–20–08 B4 WISE, MARGARET HAMMETT 50, Chesnee, w/o James Lee Wise, 4–1–08 C4 WIX, MARY ELIZABETH MCCANNON 87, Union, w/o Leroy Wix, 2–20–08 C2 WIX, RUTH GRIFFIN 85, Union, w/o Clarence Wix, 8–14–08 B2 WOFFORD, CORRIE VIRGINIA Woodruff, w/o James Wofford, 7–31–08 B2 WOFFORD, LARRY MASON 61, Cross Anchor, 3–20–08 B2 WOFFORD, LEE DANIEL 46, Jacksonville, FL, 2–28–08 B2 WOFFORD, LEE EARL 44, Spartanburg, h/o Kathy Zimmerli Wofford, 1–31–08 E2 WOFFORD, MICHAEL 44, Landrum, h/o Carol Neal Wofford, 7–26–08 C2 WOFFORD, TERRANCE LAMONT 29, Spartanburg, 5–24–08 A1 and 5–25–08 B4 WOMACK, HESTER SHEPPARD 96, Pacolet Mills, w/o Colie Womack, 3–21–08 C2 WOMICK, LILLIAN IRENE COLLINS 80, Spartanburg, w/o Tommy Womick, 12–26–08 C4 WONG, MARY HO Spartanburg, w/o Gao Wong, 4–4–08 C2 WOOD, ANN PONDER 77, Chesnee, w/o Claude W. 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By Eleanora Hermann, Recreation Director, Township of Warren
WARREN TWP. — Warren had a visitor yesterday. "The World Guy" as he calls himself. Erik Bendl and his dog "Nice" has been walking for diabetes. He rolls a large inflatable world globe as he walks an average of 6-15 miles a day.
Walking for diabetes began 13 years ago when his mother died at the age of 54 from diabetes. His first year he walked 570 miles from Kentucky to Kansas and climbed Pikes Peak all with his world globe and dog. He helps raise money for the Diabetes Foundation.
He began his journey in home town of Kentucky and is headed to Maine. Erik and Nice arrived in Washington D.C. on Earthday, walked through Maryland, Delaware, New York and now New Jersey.
Today, Friday, May 28, his 19-year-old son will be meeting up with him in Somerset to walk the rest of the way with him and Nice to Maine.
Erik keeps his blackberry around his neck, calling it his "chest top" to thumbnail his Blog, of his days journey. He counts on nice people to help him along the way. Warren Township Rescue Squad opened their door yesterday to offer him a shower. People will put him up for the night, let him shower and give him a meal, even do his laundry like Warren Township's Kathy Winter who when heard of his endeavor said, "I will be right there, he's coming home with me".
Erik has been helped by rescue squads, fire departments, police and just nice people. So when you see Erik, his son and Nice offer them a hand to help complete their journey.
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Liverpool, NY -- The Read It Forward community project has collected 10,000 new and used books and distributed about 7,000 of them back to the community.
Read It Forward was started by a Liverpool family at the end of last school year to help promote literacy to the Liverpool Central School District elementary students.
The goal of the project is to give every elementary student a book at least once a school year. The group of 50 students and parents is currently partnering with the Liverpool High School Key Club to accept new or gently-used books, for preschool students to eighth graders. These books can be dropped off in the Liverpool High School or Annex main offices.
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SSC Junior Engineer (JE) previous year question papers for general awareness, civil and mechanical pdf have added here. Exam details and other related notifications will be updated on SSC.nic.in. The Staff Selection Commission is ready to conduct the all India level competitive examination for recruiting best and dynamic junior engineers for the country in to various departments. Maximum aspirants have submitted online application for JE exam 2014. Still those who have not applied for junior engineer post they can apply by visiting application portal of Staff Selection Commission. Last date to do online registration for SSC JE recruitment and written examination is 28th March 2014. The Staff Selection Commission will conduct exam on 25th May of this year. In preparation for SSC JE exam you must need junior engineer previous question papers which have provided here.
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The one up top is Bella's Phillip Lim Plaid shirt from the INFAMOUS leg hitch scene everyone buy one and use your imagination lol!
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Jared Davis won the hearts of many and focused their attention on the important things. He showed us by his example that even the most difficult adversity can be met with dignity and a cheerful attitude. Jared never gave up. On the contrary, he sounded a clarion call for many others to fight, tirelessly as he did, against his disease.
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The Ontario Nurses' Association's Legal Expense Assistance Plan (LEAP) was established in 1980 to assist ONA members with legal or regulatory body problems relating to their work, including those arising from the province's Regulated Health Professions Act.
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Assistance, in the form of advocacy or counselling, is provided in the following situations:
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The $35 bln oil-services deal is the latest to buckle under regulatory pressure this year, after Pfizer's bid for Allergan. Baker Hughes pockets a $3.5 bln break fee at Halliburton owners' expense. Punishing the boss and board would yield a more enduring lesson in M&A hubris.
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JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon has pushed out or lost possible heirs. BofA and Citi have created chaos at the top. But the most valuable U.S. bank has positioned Tim Sloan to replace John Stumpf while also grooming other long-serving executives to step in. It's a lesson in leadership.
Rob Cox: Double-duty CEOs are a worrisome trend
Fiat boss Sergio Marchionne may don another hat to run Ferrari. Like Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk, however, he's only human. Investors in public companies, especially young or challenged ones, require full attention from a leader. That's all but impossible when he's running two.
Shouldn't Credit Suisse and StanChart swap CEOs?
Bill Winters is beginning his tenure as new boss of the emerging markets lender at the same time that Tidjane Thiam takes charge of the Swiss investment and private bank. Both are capable executives, but their experiences seem uncannily to better suit the other's job.
StanChart board clearout is only the first step
Installing Bill Winters as CEO to replace Peter Sands ends the short-term uncertainty about the bank's leadership. But the former JPMorgan executive will face an overflowing inbox when he takes charge in June. Capital, credit quality and returns will be the immediate priorities.
MetLife CEO should revel in his anonymity
That almost no one knows ol' so-and-so is good for shareholders. How he handles the mega-insurer's likely designation as a systemic threat could change that. A Jamie Dimon-style fight would be foolish. Better to speak softly and keep the name Steve Kandarian out of headlines.
Globalization stops short at the corporate suite
The global war for talent is a popular justification for exorbitant CEO pay. But with few exceptions, expat chiefs are still a tiny minority. It's bad news for shareholders in high-pay hubs like the United States and Britain who could find better-value stewards overseas.
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Published on November 10, 2012
Albert Williston is shown with two friends and three other members of the LL672 crew. From left, front, Sgt. Jack Brewer, F/O Murray Peden (friend), Sgt. Sid Cutler, F/Sgt. Al Williston; back, F/O Waters (friend), Sgt. Ron Smith.
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Published on November 10, 2012
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By Floyd Williston, special to the Cape Breton Post
In late July 1942, Albert Williston, then of 2 Ritchie St., Sydney, walked through the steel plant gate for the last time to join the Royal Canadian Air Force.
Far from being an innocent teenager, the north end native had attended Central School and then spent one year at Sydney Academy (1933-34) before joining the local workforce.
The Second World War had been raging for almost three years and many of his co-workers and friends had been reported killed or "missing and failed to return." All were in their early 20s, including: Douglas Killin (1941), David Conter (1942), Billy Meech (1942) and Martin O'Brian (1942).
Albert's younger brother, Sgt. D.A. (Dave) Williston, who'd worked at Colbourne's grocery store on George Street for $18 a week, was already with the RCAF. Later, in August 1943, Dave was killed in a flying accident off the coast of Wales.
Albert Williston was a bit of a dreamer and totally enamored with the thought of wearing the snappy blue air force uniform and the opportunity to travel. He was looking forward to meeting new friends, especially of the opposite sex. Without doubt, this somewhat overshadowed the possibility that he might not survive.
He held numerous jobs before hiring on as one of the thousands of Dosco employees who worked "the yard." This was a pool of casual workers who gathered at a designated location just inside the plant gate hoping to get a shift in whatever mill extra hands were needed. In time some of them were taken on "full time."
Williston's take-home pay varied, but a full week earned him $28.10. I remember because I often got the 10 cents for doing "minor chores."
Little did Albert know as he started his RCAF air gunner's service (tail gunner) that a final aerial duel 18 months later would pit him against an aristocratic German prince, the top Luftwaffe night fighter and highly decorated, Maj. Prinz Heinrich zu Sayn Wittgenstein. Or, that 68 years after Albert's death one of the engines of his Lancaster bomber (LL672) and the aircraft's rear turret that he had flown in, would be recovered.
In late fall 2010, I was contacted by a researcher in Germany who claimed to have seen the salvaged rear turret and one of the motors from a Lancaster bomber thought to be LL672. Jorg Helbig had been tracing the wartime career of Wittgenstein and the details of aircraft the air ace claimed he shot down. But first, although he already had my book, "Through Footless Halls of Air," Helbig wanted to know more about Albert Williston and his crew.
A very sociable person, my brother Albert loved dancing, particularly at Mira (Spain's Pavilion) and was a regular at Hillcoats. He was active in the local scouting movement and also served in the South Battery heavy artillery militia. In February 1942, having recently recovered from a bout of scarlet fever, he applied to join the RCAF, giving his occupation as steelworker. Five months later he was packing a small club bag and on his way to his first air force posting in Lachine, Que.
After Lachine, his training took him to Angus, Ont., and finally Mont Joli, Que., before shipping overseas on the Queen Mary on May 4, 1943.
Albert and Dave eventually spent time together in England, particularly when they were both stationed at Bournemouth. They were billeted at the Bath-Hill Courts Apartments and during one air raid they assisted in rescuing several people from a bombed-out building.
In a letter to our brother Malcolm shortly after arriving in England, Albert mentioned he was keeping a diary, which he hoped to share with the family "… after this bloody war is over."
I have that diary and Dave's as well. In his very last entry on Aug. 1, 1943, Dave writes: "Everything fine, blowing and raining hard. Sent a postcard to Floyd."
When I got the diary, almost 50 years later, the postcard was still in it.
It wasn't too long before they were posted out to different bases. But, as fate would have it, Albert was visiting his brother at Ashbourne on Aug. 4, 1943, the day Dave was posted missing over the Irish Sea.
Soon after arriving overseas, Albert was crewed up with his pilot, Flying Officer Joe Bourke of North Bay, Ont. First they flew the Wellington (Wimpey) before converting to the Lancaster.
The crew flew numerous raids over occupied Europe and Germany, initially as members of 620 Squadron and then with 514 Squadron. And, you can rest assured, Albert's interest in meeting new people was not denied.
Unfortunately, the wartime service of Sgt. Albert Alexander Williston ended over Germany on the night of Jan. 21, 1944.


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WEST SPRINGFIELD - The Friends of the West Springfield Public Library continues its tradition of great books at great prices for a great cause with its big fall book sale on Oct. 26 and 27 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Gently-used books in hard and soft cover, many like new, have been donated from throughout the community for this fund-raising event.
"We have a really good selection of books this fall," said Angela Tessier, president of the friends' organization. "Our book sale organizers and volunteers have been sorting and storing books since spring and we are getting ready to roll out the red carpet."
On sale will be fiction of all types, including mysteries, romance, science fiction, junior and children's books, as well as a wide selection of non-fiction including history, biography, cooking, home, travel, sports, crafts, reference, art, and more. Also on sale will be music, movies, children's entertainment and other media.
In most cases, hardcover books, DVDs and CDs are $1, nonfiction trade books are 75 cents, mass market paperback books and VCR tapes are 50 cents, and magazines are 25 cents. Selected items and vintage books are specially priced. On sale will be a number of television series seasons and other DVD series.
The book sale kicks off Oct. 25, with a members' preview from 5 to 7 p.m., when members of the Friends of the Library will have an early opportunity to browse and purchase books. Memberships will be available at the door for $5, a special half-year rate. Patrons may also renew their memberships on preview night.
"Proceeds from the book sale enable the friends to support the library and its goals in many ways," said Tessier. "We sponsor the children's summer reading program and fund cultural programs like providing patrons free and discount passes to museums and area attractions throughout New England. We are a main sponsor of Music Sandwiched In, the library's winter lunchtime concert series and we also furnish the library's public photocopier, at considerable cost.
"Our book sales are our biggest fund-raising events, and a tradition that keeps on growing," Tessier said. "The Preview nights are getting bigger too. We think our members appreciate being the first to shop for books" and we always attract new members at the preview."
The fall book sale will take place in the library's Youth Room. The library is located at the corner of Park and Elm streets. Off-street parking is accessible from Van Deene and Central streets. To learn more about the book sale or the Friends of the West Springfield Public Library, call (413) 788-4712 extension 7.


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The Iron Range town of Bovey continued a long-standing tradition this Labor Day weekend.
This is the 97th year they've celebrated "Bovey Farmer's Day"
It started out as a way to cater to the local farmers.
There's still produce displays and a scarecrow competition.
But it's evolved into more of an annual get-together that runs the whole holiday weekend.
"Many people come back, it could be a few years since they've been back, but they always come back to Bovey Farmer's Day, it's seeing people you haven't seen in awhile and having a great time!"
"It's very odd to have a Farmer's day in a little mining town like Bovey, but way back Coleraine was built right next to us, the mining interests went there, so the merchants attempted to cater to the local farmers and an early Bovey Mayor was from Iowa, where they had famers days of appreciation, and started it here.
The tradition is almost as old as the town - Bovey celebrated it's centennial in 2004.


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Tottenham defender Kyle Walker-Peters begins trial at Roda JC
Tottenham Hotspur youngster Kyle Walker-Peters has joined Eredivisie club Roda JC on trial in what looks to be the first move in a mooted partnership between the two clubs.
Walker-Peters, 18, will join Roda at a training camp in Portugal with a view to a loan move. The defender, who signed a new Spurs contract until 2018 last month, is a regular for the club's under-21s and featured in a post-season tour of Malaysia and Australia.
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NEW YORK -- With Wednesday night's 11-3 loss to the Boston Red Sox at Yankee Stadium, the Yankees have won just two of their past nine series (five losses, two splits). They are only eight games over .500 -- one under .500 if one takes away the Yankees' 9-0 record against the two worst teams on their schedule, Seattle and San Diego.
With Yankees co-chairpersons Hank and Hal Steinbrenner on hand, Jason Bay, Boston's replacement for the traded Manny Ramirez in left field, drove in four runs with a double, triple and sacrifice fly to give him six RBI in the series.
Another Boston newcomer, Paul Byrd, held the Yankees to two runs in six innings. Byrd -- who the Yankees hammered twice earlier this season, when he was with Cleveland, and who had never won at Yankee Stadium despite pitching more than five seasons in the American League -- gave up just five hits and struck out five.
In those two earlier starts, Byrd (9-11) allowed the Yankees nine runs on 14 hits in 12 total innings, with Jason Giambi belting three homers.
Yankees starter Sidney Ponson (7-5) fell to 3-4 with the Yankees and 3-13 for his career against the Red Sox, with a 6.95 ERA.
Boston blew the game open with seven runs off Jose Veras and Dave Robertson in the eighth, including Pedroia's third career grand slam.


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Charlie Worsham has hit the ground running with his debut single "Could It Be." His smooth vocals, impressive playing chops and writing ability are about to take country fans by storm with his upcoming album "Rubberband" due out August 20th. The Mississippi native has a unique style that is all his own. The album features a refreshing sound that mixes a traditional sound with a certain spice that is all Charlie's own creation. He also enlisted some pretty impressive company to join him on the song "Tools of the Trade." Vince Gill and Mary Stuart, two of Charlie's heroes, lend their voice to the song that has a bit of a bluegrass flare. Charlie recently took some time out to talk to CMTT about his musical influences, song writing and he gave us the scoop on recording over at Vince Gill's house!
CMTT: Let's just start at the very beginning…where are you from?
Charlie Worsham: I am from Granada, MS. It is about 100 miles south of Memphis.
CMTT: Who were some of your musical influences growing up?
Charlie Worsham: It ran the gamut, but the constants were Vince Gill, and Marty Stuart. I went through a big Arrowsmith phase in terms of rock and roll…I love those guys! My dad loved the music of the 60's and 70's like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones and I as I got further along sort of past the high school crushes of music, I discovered a lot of greats. I am on a Guy Clark kick right now! Keith Urban's "Golden Road," Eric Church, Miranda…those are some of my current favorites.
CMTT: The new single, "Could It Be" has already been quite successful. How would you describe your style and sound to new fans?
Charlie Worsham: It is acoustic turned on its head a little bit. It is hard to put into words. I grew up writing and playing for other artists and being in the studio. I was Sort of doing all these other jobs in the industry. So now it is sort of like the guy who has been playing back up guitar has his own thing and can go crazy for the first time. It is all these influences now coming together. Banjos, mandolin, and acoustic guitar with electric and harmonies added.
CMTT: The album, "Rubberband," comes out August 20th. You co-wrote all of the songs right?
Charlie Worsham: Yes. Some songs I had more of a hand in than others, but they are all a combination of personal experience and the best stories I could come up with to tell. The hope is that once the songs are written and recorded they cease to be mine and that they connect with people who love country music and become their stories. It is certainly not about me. It is about the people out in the audience every night whether it is Tim McGraw, or me… no matter where you are in your career, it is about country music fans.
CMTT: Have you always been a songwriter, or did you start writing for this debut album?
Charlie Worsham: My first experience in music was as a player. I played a lot of bluegrass and banjo growing up and sort of graduated to electric and started singing for the first time in high school. I was in bars every weekend in high school playing music, for the pure LOVE of music. I didn't start writing until later in my high school years when I got some recording gear. I started really working on the craft of writing and focusing on it in college.
CMTT: What was it like to work with the legendary Vince Gill and Marty Stuart on the song off the album "Tools of the Trade?"
Charlie Worsham: It was like waking up in the middle of daydream that I had many times growing up. Marty came to the studio where we were working and you open the door and see him and it looks like he got his outfit from Johnny Cash and he probably did. He had his mandolin strung around his shoulder and he couldn't have been more gracious. He took his time with us, and played. When it was over he sat down on the couch with us and told stories. With Vince I got to his house. I remember as I was getting ready to leave, in addition to him just blowing my mind, he was just standing around barefoot encouraging me and telling me stories about when he was just starting out. He said, 'Don't worry, you will be fine. I heard your stuff on the radio…it sounds good.' We also shared funny YouTube videos! I never thought I would be sitting around sharing funny YouTube videos with my hero…it was crazy! Then as I was walking out the door there was a framed lyric and the title said "Randall Knife" and it was two pages ripped from Guy Clark's personal songwriting notebook. They were given to Vince as a gift and that was the only time Guy Clark had ever taken pages from his notebook. I asked Vince about it because of his song "The Key" which is one of my favorite songs. Basically that song ("Randal Knife") helped inspire a part of "The Key." Then Guy surprised Vince by giving these lyrics to him and of course that is sitting next to the bust of Vince's face that is also sitting in the Hall of Fame. That was no ordinary shelf.
CMTT: The instrumentation to the title track, "Rubberband," is really unique and captivating. As a musician are you always looking for that perfect blend of instruments?
Charlie Worsham: Absolutely! In fact trying to juggle the different hats of producer, player and singer my default is to be the player. Many of the detours I took the band on in the studio was because I was too stubborn to quit being the player. "Rubberband" was this beautiful moment for me, which is why we named the record "Rubberband." Forgot the bad pun, but I really got to stretch all of my influences. In the central instrumentation I am playing a 60's Martin D-28 with the string tuned incredibly low and plugged into an amplifier with distortion which is just not your normal thing. It was so fun to record that I wanted that to reflect the tone of the entire record and that is why is the record is called "Rubberband."
CMTT: There is this beautiful blend of voices on the song "Mississippi in July." Who is singing on that with you?
Charlie Worsham: I love when this question comes up because she is such a great artist. Her name is Madi Diaz. We became friends at Berkley in Boston during our college days. I studied production and engineering, which was my major, and one of my projects was to record a song with someone else singing and put the session together. I chose Madi for that project because she rips my heart out every time she sings. So of course she was at the top of the list when it came time to put background vocals on the record. On "Mississippi in July" she really out does herself.
CMTT: What do you want fans to know most about you and about your music?
Charlie Worsham: Well first I want them to know how grateful I am for their support. Everyone who has ever tweeted me, bought my song, or anything…if my music has resonated with them and they let me or their friends know it, which is really the greatest thing ever. I would also hope that when someone becomes a fan of my music they don't stop there. I came to town with a really cool group of folks. The Brothers Osborne who are just getting started, Kacey Musgraves and more. We also connect with heroes who will take a fan back further into the story of country music. If someone likes my music I think they will also like Rayland Baxter, Madi Diaz, Kacey Musgraves…and so I just hope they don't stop with me. It goes all the way back to our heroes, Vince Gill, and Marty Stuart. That is the cool thing about being a fan of music. I am fan of music…I am one of them. You can dig as deep as you want to dig.
Charlie is passionate about music and it clearly shows when you talk to him and when you listen to his music. "Rubberband" is definitely an album country fans are going to be talking about. His single "Could It Be" is available now and "Rubberband" will be available everywhere on August 20th. Be sure to check it out! For more information on Charlie head on over to www.charlieworsham.com
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A 20-foot-tall pile of rubble with a huge wrecking machine perched atop is all that remains of two Downtown Jersey apartment buildings destroyed by a four-alarm fire on Wednesday which left 22 residents homeless on Thanksgiving.
Pedestrians gawked or snapped cellphone pictures of the charred heap of splintered beams, tufts of insulation, doors, cabinets, linoleum floor tiles, pipes and mattresses Friday afternoon on the lot that housed the two four-story buildings on Grove Street near Bay Street. A nail salon posted advertisements on the barricade blocking the sidewalk.
"It was crazy," said Krista Hicks, 22, who lived in the top floor of the building in which the fire began. "I was confused. My roommate banged on my door saying, 'Get the (expletive) out.' I opened the door and there was smoke coming from the ceiling and my roommate was gone so I realized it was serious."
But Hicks, who moved from California eight months ago, said she still didn't really believe the building was on fire and thought someone may have burned a turkey. She screamed for her two roommates and heard no reply, so she grabbed her purse, ran out and found smoke billowing from the building's cornice.
"When I got to the street, I realized something was happening," said Hicks. She and her roommates have been relocated to a hotel outside the city by the Red Cross, which is footing the bill until Monday.
"I don't know what we are going to do after that," said Hicks, who had just returned from buying coffee at the Newport Centre Mall. She said she told the staff at JC Penny and Charlotte Russe about the fire and both gave her a discount and gift cards.
The fire started around 2 p.m. at 345 Grove St. engulfing the top floor and burning through the roof of the builsing before spreading to an attached building. The buildings sustained heavy fire and water damage, mandating the demolition because they were in danger of collapsing.
The fire caused closure of numerous streets and snarled Downtown traffic. It was ruled under control about four hours after it started. The blaze threatened the entire block of attached apartment building's near the Grove Street PATH Station.
Hicks said all residents in her building smelled a "barbecue-like" odor the two days prior to the fire.


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When a Detroit great grandmother was being mugged by an armed attacker, she reached for her gun and began busting caps at the man.
Ramona Taylor-Kamate told Fox 2 News Detroit that she was on a bus on the city's west side around 11:30 a.m. Thursday when a man in his early twenties made an odd request. "He said, 'Give me my bag auntie.' I said, 'I am not your auntie, boy, and this is not your bag.' So he hit me. So when he hit me, we started fighting," she explained. When she asked other bus riders, mostly men, for help, one of them told her, "You by yourself, b*tch!"


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Crocosmia Lucifer Winter Tips
Hi this is Yolanda Vanveen from HowToGardenVideos.com and today I'm in sunny Boring, Oregon with Jane Stetner and we're talking all about her garden and we found a clump of Crocosmia Lucifer and we're going to talk about what to do with it over the winter.
So Jane, I bet this was gorgeous when it came up and bloomed gorgeous red flowers that the humming birds were in.
Yes, Yes. The humming birds love this.
It's done blooming, it's the end of November and it's gone to seed. So what do you usually do with it at this point?
I don't' save the seed, this winter's over for us here in Boring, Oregon but I just cut it down to the ground and it comes back for me the next spring. I just do little care for this thing.
So I know that the seeds do develop into flower bulbs, so you can always scatter the seeds and plant them back into the ground or you can even leave them as they are over the winter because the birds love them as a food source, but I'm always amazed that the little seeds develop into blubs and then they develop into a big plant and so the bulbs are still underneath here. So whether you save the seeds or not, they're going to come back but it's true too whenever they start looking really ratty like they are now. I just kind of trim them out.
I still like to plant the seeds back in because it might take up to seven years to get a bloom off the seeds but even if you take them and I kind of leave them right underneath the trees right here, it does get enough sun so it's not too shady here for them. But I'm amazed they'll come back they do really well in the northwest apparently in colder climates, they won't make it over the winter but I just compost the foliage and they're good to go.
Ok. I will take these seeds and put them on the bottom. Maybe this will get fuller by the spring or summer time and I will have more of this crocosmia.
You'll have lots of babies, like I said it takes a few years for them to really get blooming but I have found they're one of the most pretty, most gorgeous plants in the world. They are. Humming birds love them.
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Let the crocosmia go to seed to feed the birds over the winter. Cut the brown growth out before spring growth.
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