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What Size Dumpster ?
What size dumpster is needed for 15sq of 3 tab?:)
Without plywood and only one layer, probably between a 5 yarder and a 10 yarder.
Some dumpster companies will only ship out a 20 yarder for roofing debris though.
The roofer that gave me the estimate insists a 20 yard be used. Says it's better for his guys.:laughing:
To be honest with you, we only use our own dump truck, but on the few occasions when it is in for maintenance, we only order 20 yarders, as they can be moved to the next location for a small fee if the weight limit did not get met.
Dumpster prices are all over the board, depending where in the country you are located and how many disposal mlocations are near by, if they have not already been closed.
I always figure a minimum fee of $ 225.00 for any roof removal hauling, which is to cover the driving time and the overhead to cover for the expense of maintenance and repairs. That is the rare circumstance where we do not need to charge significantly more than that, just to cover our costs for disposal though.
I got a 20 yard dumpster. I ripped up 12 sheets of plywood, 24 squares with felt, and a couple of small trees. It was about 3/4 full.
Guys that explains a lot. The roofer socks me $476.00 for a 20 yard dumpster. Then goes to other jobs on my dime. What a racket. No wonder when I did a little price exploration the dumpster guy told me just 10 yard would be more than enough for 15 sq of 3 tab. When I told him the roofer insisted on 20 yard he said that he was in the business for a very long time and it sounded like the roofer was trying to make some extra dough.
I HAVE A LOT TO LEARN!!! Thank you both for leveling with me. :thumbsup:
In my area, they charge a minimum of $ 425.00 for a 20 yard dumpster.
I prefer my own dump truck for the convenience factor.
Most roof jobs always have a 20 yarder delivered to the job site. What if some additional materials need to be torn off and disposed of, such as delaminated plywood decking?
Then they would have to order a 2nd small but expensive 10 yarder to make sure they get all of your debris hauled away.
$425 Here for 20 Yard dumpster. $320 for 8 yard. The 8 yard will hold 24 sq.:yes:
just paid $275.00 for 20yd from ROLL OFF INC in Cleveland Ohio area.
Didn't use it for shingles, but I ran out of space and instead of spending $50 or so more for the next size, now I'll have to pay full price again :(
oversize it...
elementx440 Ummm, Sounds like sage council. Here in Ct. I think the prices are higher if roofing material is what is being placed in the dumpster. I'll probably go with a 10 yard. :yes:
packed well I have fit 15 sq. ,2 layer rip in a 12 yd:wink:
Sardine pack job:laughing:
no just proper loading w/out airspaces:yes:
8 yard dumpster coming the 22nd. $330, ouch! Best rate I could find. To do any better I'd have to get rid of shingles in my 1/2 ton. $30.00 per 4sq x 4 trips. Heck with that!:laughing:
dumpster costs
In addition to the actual dumpster cost,
your contractor is probably figuring in the time needed to meet the dumpster,
lay down some plywood to protect your property, and be there for the removal and possibly small amount of clean up after they leave.
He is also taking an allowance for the responsibility for any damages incurred while moving the dumpster.
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2001 Lexus LX 470 ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
Amazing off-road capability, sumptuous luxury.
The Lexus LX 470 is one of the few vehicles that can combine the panache and comfort of a luxury car with the off-road prowess of mountain goat. Land Rover's Range Rover also comes to mind. High-end SUVs from Mercedes-Benz and BMW don't offer serious off-road capability.
The Lexus LX 470 is powered by one of the best V8s in the business and offers crisp handling, as well as a luxurious ride. The interior is elegant, well equipped, and the kind of environment you wish your house had. Better still, it is built with precision and the highest quality standards. Lexus has been around over 10 years and has rewritten the book on customer satisfaction and providing a top-notch purchasing experience.
Changes for the 2001 LX 470 include an optional DVD navigation system that includes a (truly remarkable sounding) nine-speaker Mark Levinson audio system. This package even allows you to watch DVD movies on the navigation screen when the transmission is in 'P' (for Park), lest you are tempted to watch and drive at the same time. The audio portion of the movie can be played over the system while you're moving, though. The sound system also comes with a six-CD changer and can be purchased without the navigation system.
Other changes include a more sophisticated security feature for the remote keyless entry system, child safety seat anchors for the second row seat, a standard combination wood/leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, a digital compass integrated into the auto-dimming rearview mirror, and improved rear cupholders.
Only one model is available, which retails for $61,405.
Styling is not an LX 470 standout. The design is bland and uninspired. With the exception of its sporty GS and IS 300 models, Lexus rarely takes chances with styling and it's a strategy that seems to be working quite well. We're not saying the LX 470 is unattractive; we find it far better looking than the Lincoln Navigator. But it does not offer the fine European styling of Land Rover's Range Rover.
The LX 470 looks more muscular, yet more refined, than the LX 450 it replaced several years ago. The split-lens halogen headlamps, chrome Lexus grille, body cladding, integrated running boards and elegant use of paint give the LX 470 a more upscale appearance than its distant cousin, the Toyota Land Cruiser. Lexus designers wanted the LX 470 to be able to fit into a typical two-car garage and they wanted it to remain manageable in city traffic. So the LX 470 is actually shorter than the Lexus LS 430 sedan.
Three rows of seating provide luxurious accommodations for six people, capacity for eight. Try that in your LS 430. The rearmost jump seats are among the best we've seen of their type. They are comfortable and relatively easy to access-something that cannot be said of the Mercedes M Class. They can be folded aside when not in use, but they are a bit larger than others of their type and take up some cargo space. Removing them provides an additional 15 cubic feet of cargo capacity for 90.4 cubic feet total. In normal running mode, with the rear jump folded to the sides and the center seat set up to carry passengers, there is 39.2 cubic feet of cargo space.
The front seats are supremely comfortable. Large door openings make getting in and out easy. There's a good view of the road ahead and large side mirrors provide good rearward visibility. Attractive walnut trim adds an upscale look to the leather interior. The electroluminescent instruments offer exceptionally good legibility and look great. Our only quibble was that we could not find the instrument cluster dimmer on a dark and stormy night when we first began driving the LX 470; we eventually found it. Also, we wish there were audio controls on the steering wheel.
All outboard seating positions and the center second-row seating position include a three-point seat belt. Driver's and front passenger's seat belts incorporate pretensioners and force limiters. Dual front airbags are standard.
Every imaginable luxury feature is provided. Big rear quarter windows swing out at the touch of a pair of dash-mounted buttons. Side mirrors retract electrically for parking in tight quarters. Auxiliary power outlets in the dash, center console and rear cargo area offer convenience. A hydrocarbon sensor automatically switches the air to recirculate when high levels of air pollution are detected, while an activated charcoal micron filter removes dust, pollen, and odors from the interior air stream - a benefit for hay fever sufferers.
Driving Impression
We drove this brute through the mountains of West Virginia and later in Maryland. Its sophisticated 32-valve 4.7-liter V8 runs smooth and quiet. The suspension provides a comfortable ride on winding back roads and bumpy Interstates, yet is capable of climbing any mountain, fording any stream. Engine noise is minimal. At high speeds, there is some wind noise coming from the vicinity of the large mirrors, but with a vehicle this immense, these mirrors are something we would not want to do without.
Like the Range Rover, the LX 470 features adjustable ride height. Press a button and the hydropneumatic system raises and lowers the vehicle nearly 4 inches. This allows the driver to increase ground clearance for climbing over obstacles or lower ride height for highway cruising. It also makes climbing in and out of the vehicle easier when all dressed up for a night on the town.
The 4.7-liter V8 produces good low-rpm torque; fully 80 percent of the peak output is available at just 1,100 rpm. That provides responsive low-speed performance and power for towing or scaling steep terrain. While most sport-utilities use truck-based engines, this 4.7-liter V8 features four camshafts (dohc) and four valves per cylinder (32v). While it produces only 230 horsepower, it generates a solid 320 foot-pounds of torque. The LX 470 is capable of accelerating from 0-60 mph in about 10 seconds and turning the quarter-mile in less than 18 seconds. That's not quick by anyone's standards, but it's plenty for safe highway merging if you put down the throttle. This engine meets California's Low Emissions Vehicle standard.
The full-time four-wheel-drive system is permanently engaged and utilizes a limited-slip center differential to distribute torque. Throw in a locking center differential, a rear limited-slip differential and lots of suspension articulation and only the driver - or worn out tires - can be blamed for sticking one of these in the mud.
The LX 470 comes with an Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS), which allows the driver to adjust the damping between soft or firm settings. It's controlled electronically using feedback from various road sensors; the system constantly adjusts the semi-active shocks among 16 settings according to conditions. It's a sophisticated system and it works extremely well. The LX 470 rides smoothly over unpaved roads, but inspires driver confidence with taut response on twisty backroads.
The rack-and-pinion steering provides sharp response. It's easy to turn the steering wheel in crowded parking lots, but does not isolate the driver on the open road. The anti-lock brake system operates even in low range and is designed to offer better performance off road than traditional ABS by avoiding early activation on slippery slopes. ABS intervention decreases as road surface roughness increases or the grade steepens. That's a good feature because traditional ABS can lengthen braking distances considerably on unpaved roads. Big disc brakes offer good response and seem to stop this 5,400-pound vehicle in a surprisingly short distance.
The LX 470 also has three driving technologies that are tied in with the ABS: Vehicle Skid Control (VSC) helps maintain traction under demanding conditions by detecting and correcting wheel slip. When it detects a loss of traction, the system applies the brakes to individual wheels to help the driver maintain control. The system also integrates a Brake Assist function that interprets a quick, hard push of the brake pedal as emergency braking and supplements the applied braking pressure. Finally, this big SUV also includes a four-wheel traction control system (TRAC), which provides a limited-slip differential effect by using brake and throttle intervention to control wheelspin. TRAC provides some of the traction benefits of locked center and rear differentials while preserving the steering response associated with open differentials.
The LX 470 offers a better interior and vastly superior off-road capability than the Mercedes M Class, better ride and handling than the Lincoln Navigator and simpler ergonomics than the Range Rover. Plus, Lexus dealers achieve consistently high scores in customer satisfaction.
But the LX 470 isn't for everyone. For one thing, it won't fit everyone's budget. It starts at $61,405. It won't fit everyone's garage, it won't slide into the smallest parking spaces without risking door dings and it isn't the most nimble vehicle at the shopping center. For these reasons, Lexus sells fewer than 15,000 of them a year. But we always look forward to driving one, whether we're heading to the symphony or a distant trout stream.
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Date of Stay: July, 2016
This is a very nice County owned park. Very nice large sites. Ours was very level. We were next to the water. Staff is very nice. The only thing that would make it better would be sewer hook ups. No big deal though. There is a very nice boat launch, also decent dock slips you can rent if available. Nice views of the lake with a very nice sunset. We had enough room on our site for our tow vehicle and another vehicle. There is a lot for boat trailers too. We camped in a 32 door travel trailer.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
This is a very nice place. The sites all have concrete pads to set up on. The club house and pool is great. The staff are all very helpful. The surrounding area has a lot to do for all ages. We were here with a family of four. Our kids are teenagers and they were entertained when at the RV park swimming, playing horseshoes, pool, and shuffleboard. This park has ample space to maneuver with any size rig.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
This is my new favorite campground. The staff was great. It is very clean. There is a ton of stuff to do. The value is great, you get access to a water park everyday of your stay. We stayed in a pull-through site on the back side with full hookups and we had friends that stayed in down by the pool with no sewer but had a "honey wagon" come by for $6.00 a day. I would stay in either site. The beach was a lot of fun. We rented a Pontoon and had a blast. It does get tight if you do not have access to the rear entrance, but not impossible to get through at all. There are not more extra charges here than other places. If anyone has a problem at this campground, its them not the staff IMO. The store has a bit of everything including very good ice cream and homemade donuts for a very reasonable price. I will be back again, this summer hopefully. Also the campground was full and still all the bathrooms and other facilities where very clean.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
The website does not represent his campground. It is not kid friendly. Very tight campsites. The owner has owned this place for about a year and is always under foot and overbearing. The seasonal campers are very intrusive, we had one peeking in our camper. Complaints are meet with a very no it all and non caring attitude. We will not recommend to our camping club or anyone else and will not stay again.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
This was the nicest RV park I have ever camped. It was very clean, you park on a level concrete pad and even though you are close to your neighbor, the landscaping puts a nice barrier between the sites. It is expensive but you get discounted tickets to the parks, early entry, and a shuttle bus. It was only a five minute walk however. There was noise from roller coasters, but you at a roller coaster park, I expected that. And it wasn't that bad. We plan on going back next year and staying longer and checking out the whole Sandusky area. We left the dog at home and I was glad due to no good place to walk them. The check in area was quick and streamlined, the store was nice and stocked, and the staff friendly. Just keep in mind if you go to camper village you will pay more for stuff due to being at an amusement park.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
This was a very nice campsite for a one or two night stay or to meet friends. This would also be a very nice place to stay if you were in the western suburbs of Chicago for an event. It is very clean and the the staff is very friendly. There are two pools and plenty of activities. The one complaint I have is the fact that they charge for everything i.e $3.00 charge for a dog, extra car fee, ect. The nightly fee is already kind of high. Honestly for the price I will probably drive 30min further and go to the Amboy Jellystone. The only thing Millbrook has on Amboy is the full hookup sites have a concrete pad for the picnic table. I will go here again if I have a coupon or to meet friends. I camped here on a weekday and left on a Saturday, they were able to keep up with the weekend rush very nicely.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
This is a great place to go for a vacation. There is plenty of water activities for the kids, pools, water slides, lazy river and a wave pool. There are plenty of life guards and they are polite. The pond with the sandy beach was a blast. The grounds were clean, the staff friendly, and the sites were big. This was the first place I stayed with cable TV and it worked great. We did not eat at the restaurants but heard the food was good. We had a blast and plan to go back.
Date of Stay: June, 2010
I really like this campground. We live about an hour away and can go for an overnight stay. It has always been clean and the pools are nice. The fishing is good too. The staff is polite and the activities for the kids are plentiful. I have to admit I have never been there on a weekend and can imagine the place can get very crowded. I would say the biggest complaint is that the snake bar is slow, overpriced and not that great. We normally cook and bring our own food however, and I have never had to buy anything at the store except for ice. This is a nice place to go for a couple of days.


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LaGrange County, Indiana
|LaGrange County, Indiana
Lagrange County courthouse in Lagrange, Indiana. Built in the 1870s and now on the National Register of Historic Places
Location in the U.S. state of Indiana
Indiana's location in the U.S.
|Named for
|Château de la Grange-Bléneau
|Largest city
|• Total
|386.70 sq mi (1,002 km2)
|• Land
|379.62 sq mi (983 km2)
|• Water
|7.08 sq mi (18 km2), 1.83%
|• (2010)
|• Density
|98/sq mi (37.77/km²)
|Congressional district
|Time zone
|Eastern: UTC-5/-4
|Footnotes: Indiana county number 44
LaGrange County is a county located in the U.S. state of Indiana. As of 2010, the population was 37,128.[1] The county seat is LaGrange, Indiana.[2]
The county is located in the Northern Indiana region known as Michiana and is about 55 miles (89 km) east of South Bend, 105 miles (169 km) west of Toledo, Ohio, and 175 miles (282 km) northeast of Indianapolis. The area is well known for its large Amish population.[3] For that reason, the county teams up with neighboring Elkhart County to promote tourism by referring to the area as Northern Indiana Amish Country.[4]
- 1 History
- 2 Geography
- 3 Communities
- 4 Economy
- 5 Climate and weather
- 6 Government
- 7 Demographics
- 8 Education
- 9 See also
- 10 References
- 11 External links
The first settlement of LaGrange County was founded about a half mile west of Lima in 1828. Over the next four years, settlers flocked to parts of Lima, Springfield, and Van Buren Townships. Finally in 1832, LaGrange County was carved out of neighboring Elkhart County and established with Lima as the county seat.[5] The town of LaGrange was platted in 1836 and settled in 1842 as the new county seat, closer to the center of the county.[6] Lima's name was changed to Howe in 1909.[5] LaGrange was laid out and platted in 1836.[7]
LaGrange County's initial settlers were Yankee immigrants, that is to say they were from New England and were descended from the English Puritans who settled that region in the colonial era. They were part of a wave of New England settlers moving west into what was then the Northwest Territory after the completion of the Erie Canal. The original settlers in LaPorte County specifically hailed from the Massachusetts counties of Worcester County, Suffolk County and Berkshire County; the Connecticut counties of Hartford County and Windham County as well as the Connecticut towns of Sherman, Lebanon and Fairfield; and from the Vermont towns of Burlington, Brookfield, Huntington and Grand Isle. They were mainly members of the Congregational Church, but as a result of the Second Great Awakening many became Baptists and many also converted to Pentecostalism and Methodism. When they arrived in what is now LaGrange County, there was nothing but virgin forest and wild prairie, the New England settlers cleared roads, built farms, constructed churches, erected government buildings, and established post routes. As a result of this migration, LaGrange County was culturally continuous with early New England culture for many years.[8]
In 1837, the government removed Chief Shipshewana and the Potawatomi Tribe from the northwest corner of the county. Several years later the Chief was allowed to return and died in Newbury Township in 1841.[5] A town named Georgetown had been platted in 1837 but was abandoned because of lack of development. In 1844, the first Amish came from Pennsylvania to settle around the old town. The village continued to grow and the town of Shipshewana was platted nearby in 1899 and incorporated in 1916 in Newbury Township.[5]
LaGrange County was named after the home of Revolutionary War hero, the Marquis de la Fayette, outside of Paris, France.[9]
According to the 2010 census, the county has a total area of 386.70 square miles (1,001.5 km2), of which 379.62 square miles (983.2 km2) (or 98.17%) is land and 7.08 square miles (18.3 km2) (or 1.83%) is water.[10]
The county is mostly made up of rural farm land but also some rolling hills and several lakes.
Adjacent counties[edit]
- St. Joseph County, Michigan (northwest)
- Branch County, Michigan (northeast)
- Steuben County (east)
- Noble County (south)
- Elkhart County (west)
Major highways[edit]
- I-80 / I-90 / Indiana Toll Road
- LaGrange
- Shipshewana
- Topeka
- Wolcottville (partially in Noble County)
Census-designated place[edit]
Other unincorporated communities[edit]
- Beatys Beach
- Brighton
- Brushy Prairie
- Eddy
- Elmira
- Emma
- Gravel Beach
- Greenfield Mills
- Greenwood
- Hartzel
- Honeyville
- Indianola
- Lakeside Park
- Lakeview
- Mongo
- Mount Pisgah
- Northwood
- Oak Lodge
- Ontario
- Pashan
- Plato
- Ramblewood
- River Oaks
- Scott
- Seyberts
- Sha-Get Acres
- Shady Nook
- South Milford
- Star Mill
- Stony Creek
- Stroh
- Tall Timbers
- Timberhurst
- Twin Lakes
- Valentine
- Webers Landing
- Witmer Manor
- Woodland Hills
- Woodland Park
- Woodruff
The economy is based mainly on agriculture and small shops but tourism also plays a big role, especially in Shipshewana.
Climate and weather[edit]
|Lagrange, Indiana
|Climate chart (explanation)
In recent years, average temperatures in Lagrange have ranged from a low of 14 °F (−10 °C) in January to a high of 82 °F (28 °C) in July, although a record low of −28 °F (−33 °C) was recorded in December 2000 and a record high of 104 °F (40 °C) was recorded in June 1988. Average monthly precipitation ranged from 1.76 inches (45 mm) in February to 4.17 inches (106 mm) in June.[11]
The county is led by a board of three elected commissioners that serve as the executive branch of county government. The county council is made of 7 elected members - four from each council district and 3 at large. Also, one assessor serves the entire county as opposed to one for every township.
The current county commissioners are:[12]
- North District: Terry Martin
- Middle District: Kevin Myers
- South District: Larry Miller
The current county council members are:[13]
Charles F. Ashcraft D - District 1
George Bachman R- District 2
Harold Gingerich R - District 3
Peter Cook R - District 4
Ben Taylor R - at large
Steve McKowen R - at large
Mike Strawser R - at large
Accurate as of December 2015.
LaGrange County is part of Indiana's 3rd congressional district; Indiana Senate district 13;[14] and Indiana House of Representatives districts 18 and 52.[15]
|Historical population
|Est. 2016
|U.S. Decennial Census[17]
1790-1960[18] 1900-1990[19]
1990-2000[20] 2010-2013[1]
As of the 2010 United States Census, there were 37,128 people, 11,598 households, and 9,106 families residing in the county.[21] The population density was 97.8 inhabitants per square mile (37.8/km2). There were 14,094 housing units at an average density of 37.1 per square mile (14.3/km2).[10] The racial makeup of the county was 96.6% white, 0.3% black or African American, 0.3% Asian, 0.2% American Indian, 1.7% from other races, and 0.8% from two or more races. Those of Hispanic or Latino origin made up 3.5% of the population.[21] In terms of ancestry, 36.1% were German, 13.3% were American, 6.4% were Irish, and 6.4% were English.[22]
Of the 11,598 households, 40.2% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 67.6% were married couples living together, 7.1% had a female householder with no husband present, 21.5% were non-families, and 18.4% of all households were made up of individuals. The average household size was 3.17 and the average family size was 3.66. The median age was 30.4 years.[21]
The median income for a household in the county was $47,697 and the median income for a family was $53,793. Males had a median income of $40,960 versus $29,193 for females. The per capita income for the county was $18,388. About 12.1% of families and 16.0% of the population were below the poverty line, including 23.5% of those under age 18 and 16.6% of those age 65 or over.[23]
Approximately 37% of the population of LaGrange County is Amish, and the county is home to the third largest Amish community in the United States and to the Elkhart-LaGrange Amish affiliation. This is reflected in the linguistic situation in the county: 28.45% of the population report speaking German, Pennsylvania German, or Dutch at home. A further 2.85% speak Spanish.[24] 68.5% of the total population and 61.29% of the children in 5-17 age group used English as their home language, according to 2000 Census. The Amish languages (German, Pennsylfaansch and Dutch) were used by 28.47% of the total population and 35.77% of the children. [2]
The county has three public school districts and the Howe Military School.
Public schools[edit]
The Lakeland Community Schools serve the central part of the county. The system includes three elementary schools (Lima-Brighton, Parkside, and Wolcott Mills), one middle school, and one high school both named Lakeland.
The Prairie Heights School Corporation serves the east side of the county as well as parts of Steuben County. The mascot of Prairie Heights School is a black panther. The Westview School Corporation serves the west portion of the county. This system consists of four elementary schools (Meadowview, Shipshewana-Scott, Topeka, and Westview), and one junior-senior high school named Westview.
Private schools[edit]
In addition to the public schools, Howe Military School exists in Howe and several Amish schools are located across the county.
See also[edit]
- List of counties in Indiana
- List of counties in Michigan
- Michiana
- National Register of Historic Places listings in LaGrange County, Indiana
- The News Sun, daily newspaper covering LaGrange County
- ^ a b "Lagrange County QuickFacts". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2011-09-25.
- ^ "Find a County". National Association of Counties. Retrieved 2011-06-07.
- ^ http://www.your-rv-lifestyle.com/Elkhart.html
- ^ Welcome to Northern Indiana Amish Country
- ^ a b c d http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~inlagran/lghist.html
- ^ http://www.countyhistory.com/lagrange/start.html
- ^ Counties of LaGrange and Noble, Indiana: Historical and Biographical. F.A. Battey & Company. 1882. p. 111.
- ^ The expansion of New England: the spread of New England settlement and institutions to the Mississippi River, 1620-1865 by Lois Kimball Matthews page 201
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A further $542,000 of taxpayer money is being spent on the clean-up following the Rena grounding, as the second anniversary of the disaster approaches.
The money will go towards continuing the environmental recovery programme - bringing total Government funding to $2.42 million.
"The extra funding will be used to continue the monitoring of water quality and kaimoana, restore shorelines, protect wildlife and assess the mauri of the Bay of Plenty area,'' Environment Minister Amy Adams announced today.
"The programme identifies the environmental issues for the beaches, seabed, water fisheries, wildlife and management of waste, and sets out the responsibility for the recovery and monitoring of each aspect,'' she said.
Progress had been made, however more needed to be done, Ms Adams said.
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A former physical education teacher is helping to bring a successful project of teaching yoga to high school students to schools across New Brunswick.
Jenny Kierstead works with Breathing Space Yoga in Halifax and helped design the Yoga grade 11 and 12 curriculum for the Nova Scotia Department of Education.
The program's success is now prompting schools across Canada to pick it up.
She said Nova Scotia was the first place in North America to offer yoga as a high school physical education credit.
Classes are already available across Nova Scotia as well as at Kennebecasis Valley High School in the Saint John area.
Kierstead said she's already taught more than 200 teachers to implement this course and they are seeing impressive results in the classroom.
"Kids are being kinder and more compassionate and we're noticing that the whole culture of schools is changing," she said.
"So teachers are finding it easier to really deliver the message of kindness, compassion and respect."
The former physical education teacher said the results are having positive effects beyond the classroom.
"There was a testimonial written from a girl who's had a very challenging upbringing with alcoholism and whatnot. And she's noticing through yoga that she's actually able to sleep through the night," she said.
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The most basic of yoga asanas, the forward bend or Uttanasana involves bending over and attempting to have your knees touch your forehead. It can be good for releasing tension in the legs, back and shoulders.
Wide-legged forward bend or Prasarita Padottansana is similar to the forward bend but involves the legs being spread a few feet apart. It's known to calm the brain and stretch the back legs and spine.
Child pose or Balasana involves tucking your feet under your buttocks and bending forward with your hands stretched out in front (or resting lightly on either side). Child pose is good for relieving anxiety and fatigue -- by promotion relaxation -- and for stretching the hips, thighs and ankles.
Seated forward bend or Paschimottanasana is similar to the forward bend but is done while sitting instead of standing. It stretches the shoulders, spine and hamstrings and can be especially effective at relieving anxiety and insomnia.
Plow or Halasana is a more advanced yoga pose that involves lying down, bending one's body from the hip and placing the legs above and beyond the head. It stretches the shoulder and spine and can work for anxiety and stress-relief.
Supine spinal twist or Supta Matsyaendrasana is a gentle reclining twist that involves lying down and twisting the upper body. The pose relaxes the back and spine and can help with insomnia.
Shoulder stand or Sarvangasana is an advanced yoga position that involves bending the body from the shoulders and lifting and holding the legs in the air. Sarvangasana improves digestion, stretches the shoulder and neck and helps reduce fatigue and alleviate insomnia by promoting relaxation.
She's now helping to bring the practice to New Brunswick high school students.
People from all over New Brunswick are enrolling in the $250 workshops in Moncton, which will run on weekends through August.
The yoga classes will be offered in the schools in September.
Kierstead said she believes the classes are an important addition to a physical education curriculum.
She said there are benefits to students who normally do not participate in gym classes and other activities.
"Students are more fit, especially the students that typically sit on the sidelines in phys. ed. Girls are responding very positively to it because of its non-competitive nature," she said.
"It's a very complete form of physical activity. So it's targeting the big physical challenges that kids have today: obesity, diabetes and inactivity."


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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the organization of Los Angeles-based journalists working for overseas publications that sponsors the annual Golden Globes ceremony, has donated $1,000 to the Hudson Valley Community College Foundation in memory of actress Maureen Stapleton, who was honored in 1971 with a Golden Globe for her role in "Airport."
The donation will benefit the Foundation's Maureen Stapleton Theatre Fund, an endowment created in 2000 to support capital improvements to the 350-seat theatre, which the college named for the actress in 1981. Stapleton was born and raised in Troy, and was a childhood friend of Dr. Joseph J. Bulmer, the college's president at the time of the dedication.
Stapleton, who died in March, received the Golden Globe for best performance by an actress in a supporting role in a motion picture; she also had four other nominations for the following films: \"Lonelyhearts\" (1959), \"Plaza Suite\" (1972), \"Interiors\" (1979) and \"Reds\" (1982).
"The Foundation is honored to receive this gift in Ms. Stapleton's memory," Foundation President Sarah M. Boggess said. "She had a special place in her heart for Troy, and we are proud that the theatre stands as a reminder of her love for her hometown."
The theatre is located in the college's Raymond H. Siek Campus Center, which recently underwent an extensive, $8.4 million renovation, which had resulted in the closure of the theatre since January 2005. Due to cost constraints, the theatre was not included in the renovation project; the college hopes to secure additional philanthropic support to make the entire renovation of the theatre possible.
The Hudson Valley Community College Foundation is a not-for-profit charitable corporation formed in 1983 to philanthropically support the college's mission. Gifts to the Foundation from alumni, corporations and friends are used to enhance programs, facilities and scholarship opportunities at the college.
Founded in 1953, Hudson Valley Community College offers more than 60 degree and certificate programs in four schools: Business; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health Sciences; and Liberal Arts and Sciences, as well as programs run through the Educational Opportunity Center offering certification programs in workforce and academic preparation. One of 30 community colleges in the State University of New York system, it has an enrollment of more than 12,000 students, and it is known as a leader in distance learning initiatives and worker retraining. Hudson Valley has more than 60,000 alumni.


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I am a 20 year old male who is 5 days PO from an extended tummy tuck and liposuction of the flanks. I have not been able to sleep since the surgery for more than 2 hours. When i do sleep i enter the twilight sleep state and will stay there until i awake only minutes later. My doctor prescribed me xanax but that isnt helping me stay asleep and they after calling regarding the issue he gave me ambien, the ambien gave me hallucinations and kept me up all night in a panic. What do I do?
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Some practical info, useful tips and a couple of things just for fun. For travelers from London and the rest of the United Kingdom – or anywhere outside the U.S.
LISTEN: Rick Seaney has flown between the UK and US a zillion times (well, almost). He shares his insight.
Six Things to Know about the U.S.
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1. Brace yourself for a long line upon arrival.
If last summer is any guide, the lines at U.S. customs may be long (and a wait of an hour or more may not be unheard of). Last year, officials spend a lot of time talking about fixing this problem but in case it hasn't happened, well – hang in there. The line won't last forever and you can speed things along by having all your documents in hand, ready to go.
2. Airport taxis aren't your only option.
Taxis can be expensive and they are not your only option for getting to/from the city. Individual airport websites often list several other methods of transport. Couple of ideas:
- Airport shuttles: This site has buses from more than 40 U.S. airports
- NYC rides: This site offers options to and from JFK and LaGuardia with transfer service to Newark.
- Hotel shuttles: Many major chains offer free direct bus or shuttle service to the hotel.
- All-around 'How to Get There' site/app: Friends have been enthusiastically touting HopStop which tells you where to catch a bus, train, subway or more – from wherever you are – and also provides directions for walking to your destination. Even better, it tells you how long these various options will take. Good for many cities in the U.S., as well as the U.K. and other countries.
- Rental cars: Your U.K. driver's license is all you need. Popular car agencies include Hertz, Avis, Alamo and Dollar to name just a few.
Tip: If taking a taxi, be sure your ride drops you off where you need to go. If a cab driver approaches you (when you're not in the taxi queue), it's likely an unlicensed or gypsy cab which could be more trouble than the low price you're quoted because you may find yourself dropped off blocks short of your destination. A legitimate taxi may take a while but you'll get the service you expect.
3. Some cities are better for public transportation that others.
If you're heading to New York City, your getting-around options are outstanding including buses and the subway. Los Angeles, however, lives up to its reputation as a places where cars are king (and the traffic is proof). There is a subway but it is limited and cannot take you to the beach. Look for rental car deals.
Tip: Advertisements may quote a very reasonable initial price for a rental car but that usually does not include all taxes and fees, so you may be in for a bit of a shock as you get toward the end of your online rental transaction.
4. Know your region's weather.
This may sound pretty basic – and it is – but newcomers to the U.S. may be unaware of the wide range of temperatures in different parts of the U.S. True, Florida is hot year-round but while California's Los Angeles has mostly pleasant weather any time of year, summer temperatures can exceed 38 C (100 F) while winter evenings can be downright brisk (and night time temperatures in northern California's San Francisco average a chilly 7-10 C (46-50 F) from November through April).
Tip: If you'll be spending time in the Rocky Mountains, chances are you'll need a warm jacket even in summer; if traveling to Texas or other southern states, pack something light.
5. Good news for coffee lovers and fast food fans.
All major U.S. cities (and most smaller ones) offer coffee chains like the ubiquitous Starbucks which seem to appear on every block. Fast food restaurants like McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's are even more common (and don't forget regional favorites like the West Coast's popular In-N-Out Burgers). If you don't see one, ask someone.
Tip: It is not necessary to tip anyone at a self-service coffee bar but you'll sometimes notice a 'tip jar' at the checkout counter and if you're so inclined, toss in a one dollar bill. Tipping is not expected at most fast food chains but is at sit-down dining establishments (a decent restaurant tip used to be 15% of the total bill but these days 18-20% is more common). You will never offend anyone by over-tipping.
6. Lost? Just ask.
Most Americans are friendly and happy to assist visitors (and despite its reputation as a town that doesn't suffer fools gladly, we've personally seen multiple examples of New Yorkers going out of their way to help visitors). If you're lost, just ask someone. Might be quicker than using that smartphone app.


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While college athletes battle for basketball supremacy at AT&T Stadium in Arlington this weekend, the NCAA is bringing some big names in music to downtown Dallas.
Beginning Friday, the March Madness Music Festival will take over the site where Reunion Arena once stood (rechristened "Reunion Park" for the occasion), offering three days and nights of free entertainment, including a series of concerts featuring some of the biggest names in rock, pop and country.
On Friday, the AT&T Block Party kicks off at 3 p.m., with scheduled performances by Jason Aldean, Jack Ingram, Denton's Eli Young Band and the Wild Feathers.
At noon Saturday, the Coke Zero Countdown will get underway, with the Killers and Tim McGraw set to appear.
Sunday, the Capital One JamFest starts at 2 p.m., with sets from fun. and Fort Worth resident Pat Green, and concludes with a set from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, their first gig in North Texas in six years.
The site will even feature a Ferris wheel, according to Final Four spokesperson Tony Fay: "This is a full-fledged festival ... a concert [at what is] essentially a new venue."
Each event is free for all ages to attend — there are no tickets to buy and no wristbands to obtain — and is open to the public on a first-come, first-serve basis. Organizers expect capacity to be about 40,000, and once that limit is reached, those on the outside will be out of luck. Also worth noting: There is no re-entry.
"If you leave, you're out," Fay says.
In addition to the main stage, there will be a "rest area" with a video screen set up at the far end of Reunion Park, near the Hyatt Regency hotel, where each performance will be shown, but according to Fay, the entire festival area will be fenced off and those outside won't be able to see in.
Fay advises the public to keep an eye on the Final Four Twitter account ( @finalfour), which will be regularly updating the public on Reunion Park's capacity.
A Final Four app is also available for download. (The festival's website also has an FAQ posted, which outlines what can and cannot be brought inside the festival grounds.)
According to Fay, the key for fans over the course of the weekend will be patience.
"Give yourself plenty of time to arrive — be patient," Fay says, suggesting that visitors should, whenever possible, avail themselves of mass transit or plan to walk to the concert site. "Downtown Dallas is going to be very pedestrian-friendly that weekend, with plenty of law enforcement on hand."
To that end, both Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) and the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) are running extended schedules to accommodate the Final Four festivities.
The TRE will run past midnight Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with final trains departing from Dallas' Union Station to return to Fort Worth (check the TRE's website for a complete schedule).
DART will offer shuttle service from Union Station to the March Madness Music Festival site, and its trains will run until 1:30 a.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday (check DART's website for a complete schedule).
For those choosing to drive, Fay says to arrive via the eastern side of Dallas, if at all possible, and to seek out any surface lots or parking garages in downtown (prices vary) — there will be no on-site parking at the festival.
The musical performances won't be truncated, according to Fay, who says to expect full sets from each night's headliners — even Springsteen, whose concerts routinely stretch beyond the the three-and-a-half-hour mark.
"This is not something [where] it's just 45 minutes and done," Fay says.
And as the weather around this time of year is notorious for wreaking havoc on outdoor events, Fay says the March Madness Music Festival is a "rain or shine" event, and there is no contingency plan to move the music indoors.
In the event of severe weather, NCAA officials and event organizers will determine a plan for public safety, according to Fay.
But, hopefully, unlike the ice-bedeviled week of Super Bowl XLV in 2011, this round of high-profile, sports-related entertainment will be a simple slam dunk.


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - November 22, 1949, Winona, Minnesota WARMER TONIGHT, SNOW WEDNESDAY THERE'S NO STATIC ON KWNO-FM 97.5 MEGACYCLES VOLUME 49, NO. 236 WINONA, EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1949 FIVE CENTS PER COPY EIGHTEEN PAGES TODAY- Jackson Tees Off On Writers By Jsunes Marlow Washington Crrrrrrrrnch. Justice Jackson brings up the ques- tion of ghost-writers again. Here was the Supreme court droning through a batch of dull Monday cases. It reached one about a lawyer accused of hav- ing had a hand in writing a maga- zine piece which bore another man's name but was in support of the lawyer's cli- ent. Suddenly Jus- Ice Jackson, w h o 's been Marlow Fire Kills Five ear D uran Reorganization Spurned 20 Nations May Rural Schools Win Back U, S. Bid At Heated Meeting To Free Ward By Gordon Holte The Friends of the Rural Schools realized a major victory in their j state-wide campaign to forestall rural school district reorganization here Monday afternoon when Winona county school officers voted over- I whelmingly to reject the establishment of a school survey committee this county. The decisive defeat of the meas- jure was cast at the close of an explosive two and one-half hour afternoon session that threatened around a long time in Washington on several occasions to degener- where you hear a lot about ghostjate mto a round name-calling, writers, teed off: I preponderance of sentiment 'against reorganization at yester- Ghost writine has debased the meeting indicated the final Injuries Fatal To La Crosse Man Mauston, Wis. Ed Bloss intellectual currency in circulation "oFtol nTraT'schJof rToH82. La Crosse' died _ i Chinese Reds Expected to Obey Moscow Orders By Edward E. Bomar Washing-ton A score or more nations are expected to fall in line promptly with an Ameri- can proposal for concerted action! to free Consul General Angus from a Chinese communist here (Washington) and is a typelganization movement in Winona'Juries received In an automobile ac-ij of counterfeiting which Scllool officers had Sunday. His car skidded on defense." Officials looked for the first re- No defense? Busy President Tru- man probably would be among the Yesterday's decision was made! first to defend It. So would Presi- wlth a scattering of delegates} down the proposition by a highways 12-16 near here, today.to tne Personal mes- slx-vote majority when the ques- tion first came up two years ago. jliding with another automobile. dent Roosevelt, if he were alive. It was Just coincidence, but while voting for the proposal. final vote showed 238 ballots Justice Jackson was delivering In opposition to the establish- opinion of ghost-writing, another Iment of a committee and only 53 j Washington story was breaking: !ln favor of measure. The an-j Clark Clifford, one of Mr Tru-1nouncement of the election result! man's most trusted White by spirited hand-clap-j aides, was leaving to go and whistles from the more private business to make Persons who had packed money. toe Masonic temple for the day- Clifford has been serving as Mr, Truman's legal counsel and also as a ghost writer. In fact, as ghost writer for Mr. Truman, Clifford had succeeded Judge Samuel Ros- enman and some others who had done ghost writing for Mr. Roose- velt. The story of presidential ghost writing under Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Truman goes like this: WHEN THEY HAD to make 8 on govern ment agency most expert on the subject (in this case the Labor de- partment) would dig up the sary facts and background. ITils would BO Into the ghost- writing mill at the White House where a number of aides would tajce a whack at putting the speech all the pieces were fitted __. maybe a last going over by Rosenman or maybe the whole Job by finished product went to the Pres- ident. Then the President, whether Mr. Truman or Mr. Roosevelt, would go over what the ghosts had written, make what changes he thought necessary, put in some touches of his own, or maybe even rewrite the whole thing. But, anyway, the spadework on the speech was usually done by the ghosts whose names w.ere never mentioned. long county school officers meet- ing. State Officials For two hours yesterday morn- ing, school officers listened as Eu-'to the act last night as the Metro- Met Packed For Opening of 65th Season By Arthur Everett New got in- gene Meyer and Wl E. Hanson of the state department of educa, tion outlined provisions of the rur al school district reorganization .aw and nearly an hour of the af ternoon session followed a. routine mttem of discussion and ques- tions. Strong opposition to the proposal had been expected from antlre- organlzation groups, however, and a vocal display of: this opposition was not long -In coming. politan opera opened its 65th season. On-stage, the Richard Strauss women-dominated opera "Der Ros- sage asking intervention with the Peiping regime. Secretary of State Acheson sent it out over the week- end to the foreign ministers of 30 governments, including Russia, The big question mark was whether Moscow and the four oth- er Soviet bloc nations would agree to take part in the international move, which diplomats said was I without precedent. j There appeared little doubt that Britain, Prance and most of the others would agree to bring pres- sure on the communists through their representatives in China to release Ward and the four mem- bers of his staff from their four- week captivity at Mukden. Moscow at the moment seem- ingly is in a more co-operative, mood toward the West than at! times in the past and if Moscow Governor Youngdahl, seated, hands to Adjutant General Joseph E. Nelson an order which he signed today at Minneapolis permitting Negroes to enlist in the Minnesota National Guard. Watching is Samuel Ransom, a member of the governor's interracial committee. (A.P. Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) onkavalier" went off smoothly the word are fairly Rise Stevens, Eleanor Steber the Chinese com-! others singing out their arias to six' solidly packed tiers of opera goers. Between acts, the great and would-be great of society put on their own show for the television cameras. Those who weren't starred in either performance lined the corri- Spearheadlng- the opposition aOTS ana pointed, oohed and aahed U.N. Resumes Debate on Plan for Libia By Tom Ochiltree Lake The United forces was C. P. Crawford, Wi- nona county leader of the Friends, who directed a series of questions regarding the administration of rural schools under the proposed reorganization to Hanson. The open demonstration against reorganization was touched off af- ter one member of the audience had asked Hanson pointedly whether "this matter wasn't in- stigated by the state department of education and isn't it just a lot of propaganda put out by Good Program Hanson replied that the state de- partment's only Interest "is in pro- moting a good educational pro- gram for the state." Crawford immediately retorted _ by citing a letter he stated was can we written by Secretary of State Mikej Ee couldn't. He finally gave up. Holm to a member of the Friends! in an endless, between-acts fash- organization. The letter was readjion show, society paraded in one hv pointed out door, along the Dar and Ollt t explained that Ijthe cameras. A few paused for a A handful at celebrities on and off the stage. One minute, the opera house at 39th street and Broadway was a gloomy, .deserted cavern. Its only light came from a single, feeble bulb above the orchestra pit. Brilliant Arena In the next. It became a glitter- ing, brilliant arena, with bejeweled patrons strung In a horseshoe pat- tern around the colorfully laid-out stage. But the bar was never dim. And never quiet. A table captain, veteran of 15 consecutive opening nights, lament- ed: "This is the worst I have ever They all want to walk around in front of the television caveras. had B. Herseth, Kittson county repre- sentaUve in the state legislature) for the commissioner of educa-; sented it ovcr an exanded network for a record audience. Hanson replied that "when any] High-jinks, such as have enliven- munists will free Ward. But if Moscow takes refuge be- hind the familiar contention that Russia does not Interfere in the "internal affairs" of any nation, the American move was- calculat- ed to have these effects: 1. Putting "Russia arid 'the com- munists on the defensive before world opinion. 2. Lining up International senti- ment against recognizing lihe new Chinese red regime and blocking its admission into the United Na- tions. I Only the Soviet bloc has extend-! ed recognition thus far, but Bri- tain, the British Commonwealths and some other countries are re- ported on the verge. American rec- ognition will not even be consid- ered as long as Ward is mistreat- ed, Acheson said. i Q Spirit of German Nationalism Rising U.S. Aid in World Food Plan Pledged Tru-j By Thomas A. Reedy the old spirit of German nationalism on the march again? Western Allied officials in Berlin have been piling up a file of evi- dence that points that way. "The bugaboo of communism may soon have to take a beck seat. There's competition an American political authority com- mented today. AH four occupation powers Britain, France, Russia and ihe TJ. S. appear to be sensitive to the rebirth of the old Bismarck said that Ward and his staff mem-, hers stand accused of beating a Chinese. Hoffman Cites Russ Plan for Conquest of U.S. co-operation to help "create an abundance of food for all countries." He called this a major co-opera- creed of mans." Recent examples of this are: In London, Member of Parlia- ment Brigadier Frank Medlicott said "signs of the return of nazi- ism in Germany are increasing." Washington, Chief War Children Die As Flames Level House One Child Tossed From Window Expected to Survive Bnrand. children I died today in a fire which roared quickly through a frame farmhouse. The dead were: Maxine Berp, IS, :David, seven; Jackie, six, and Don- na, eight, children of Mr. and Mrs. John Berg, and a grandchild. Putty Stai, four, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. iOrrin Stai. Another son, Harry, eicht, was saved when his sister Maxine tossed him out of a second floor window. He suffered burns on 50 per cent !of his body but a physician said he [would recover. All of those who perished were {sleeping on the second floor of the Berg house, located near Rock Falls. 15 miles northeast of Durand. Mr. and Mrs. Berg, who have 14 children, were in the barn milkinc cows. Three other sens, Benny. 23, about 15, and Roger, about 17. escaped. The parents and the older boys made repeated frantic efforts in enter the house but were driven back by flames and smoke. Berg raised a ladder and found Maxine lying against an open second floor window. As he attempted to pull her from the house a furious blast of flame caused him to fall Backwards. The ladder was limited and as flames continued to shoot from the window, further attempts to get into the house were unavailing. Berg said hi believed Maxine was dead. He shouted to her but she did not answer. Meanwhile, Mrs. Berg and the old- er boys were trying to get into tile first floor but were beaten back St. Paul executive or- by smoke and flame. Russell and Roger discovered the fire. Their older brother had trouble with his car, had come home to Governor jawaken them and get them to push 'his automobile into Rock Palls. Youngdahl Signs Nonsegregation Order for Guard St. Paul executive or der permitting Negroes to enlist in the -Minnesota National Guard, 'for the first time in history of the state, was signed by Youngdahl teday. Germany for Ihe Ger- slgned Brigadier General Joseph E. Nelson, adjutant general, and Ne- gro leaders were present when the order decree" nave man today pledged United States Crimes Counsel Telford Taylor as- "There shall be equality of op- When the boys returned to the farm the house was ablaze. The nine-room house burned to the ground within a short time. There is no fire department at near- y Rock Falls. Neighbors took Harry portunity and treatment for all In-1 to the hospital at Kau Claire and eluding Negro citizens-who shalljthe Red Cross chapter at Menom- serve in the military and arranged shelter for the survl- forces of the state without segre-Ivors. (Tnt.inn Snf.rt unite- T'V, gation into separate units. The cause of the fire has not been serted the Germans are trying tojracial commission, was "soft pedal" the war crimes trials 'hose present. Samuel Ransom of St. Paul, The house was heated member of the governor's inter-1by an oil burner located on the amongjfirjt floor. behind a rising nationalism. General Nelson said that the! In Paris, the French have con- New Jerfey' Connecticut itive endeavor toward our common sistently resisted proposals to halt an objective of a stable and peaceful dismantling of German industry !ar and Wisconsm so far as he tates wnere NeBroes which they call war potential.. In Ottawa, Canada, Field Mar- world. In a speech for the annual meet- ing of the Food and Agriculture Or- ganization of the United Nations, the President declared: "If by working together In the Germans the "most dan- organization, we can create ani Serous people in Europe." abimdance of food for all countries, j Ths Russians, flirting with ex- industry are faes wnere L, 'ihave been integrated into the Na-! tional Guard. A year ago the War department' shal. Lord Wavell forecast that authorized Minnesota National, Germany would eventually officials to set up a come a greater problem for Negro unit but Negro leadersfif than the Soviet Lnion. He and Governor Youngdahl RH Blood Factor May Be Cause down the offer on grounds that It still was tantamount to segrega- tion. Claremont, Calif. Paul G.IUves and greater happiness to man piece of legislation dealing withjed openings in other years, wereiHofTman said today that the Rus-ikind everywhere." education Is being drafted, Nations assembly returned todayistate department of education Mrs. Betty Henderson, who once'over this country of ours in due sian politburo is "planning to takej Mr. Truman said the "point four" to committee debate on rival turally is consulted but only in fame by hoisting her leg on- viet and American-British propos- advisory capacity." I to a table, was on hand. If she als for peace after deriding over-! At this point Crawford broke in course." But communism's threat can prop-am he presented in his inaug- ural address last January could be be utilized to increase production of Philadelphia clue as to why some children arc born deaf or with hearing defects that later led to total deafness has been un- ly this month. They gave civil'justice and fair play merit "the! covered by the University of Pena- whflminply to make nation of Libia, a the observation that "I think 'that old gray haired gentleman entered the bar, she did it discreet-wiped out, America's foreign irt under-developed areas. (chief said, if the United States re- As for the performance on stage !mains strong and prosperous and The rival pence plans, now be- Mike Holm knows his way found "Der Europe achieves economic fore the political committee, capitol as well as anyone if not epic. to the core of east-west when he states that the bill'---------------- ment in the United Nations. Thcyiwas introduced for the commis-! have produced heated debate and sioner of education I think we can; .ire expected to continue to do sojdmw our own conclusion." until the assembly finally disposes Cheers, Applause of the is.v.io. These remarks were received Involved is a Soviet request forVith a round of cheers and ap-. a nonacsression pact among the'plause by the crowd at the meet-! five major powers the United mg. j States Britain. France. Russia, A few moments later, Crawford: and China: and ,ho Americnn-Bri-'ar0se and asked County Superin- tish counter proposal reaffirming, tcndent of Schools Jesse B. Jestus i the bindmK nature of the we get, a man to answer'! pledpe.s contained in the U. questions without beating' cnaltcr- :around the bush so much? This; Soviet Foreicn Minister Andrei man is taking so much time beat-! Y. Vishinsky has used the Russian ing around the bush, we'll never: proposal as a base to launch'get out of here." ch.ar.ces that what he describes as Addressing Hanson directly elements" in "You're wasting "time i United Mates and Britain are pre- brother. Come on now, let's go paring ior a new world war. A score of people in the audi- Deny J act Needed [Cnce shouted "Let's go. Let's The Western powers have declar- :and the shouts were accompanied! ed his charges are insulting clapping and laughing. their very nature and completely. Flushed. Hanson replied that1 unfounded. They say the U. Nv-0ur only purpose here today is! charter itselt maws glve you best Common i! any such five-power pact as the jean. If I'm taking longer Than voui Russians surest. I think js necessary, it Is simply! The settlement of Libia's future that I want you to have all o'fi came yesterday in an assembly .the information possible on this! plenary session at Flushing Mead- question." i I; was part of a larcer de-j There was a show of support! cision disposing of Italy's prewarfor reorganization voiced by a fewj -s African coiomes. [delegates and at one time, when! Libia, the largest of those col-Crawford asked Jestus "wherej onics, will become the law say that a man from! no; hr.or than 195C under the bind-jthe state department of education! ing decision lef: to The U. N. un-ican come down here and take over der terms of the Italian an hour to try and sell us treaty. reorganization." several persons The assembly also decided tne Friends leader to send Italians back to Africa trustees for ten years over Ital-! Soon after this Jestus announced! lan Somaliland and to set up a! that the discussion on reorganiza-i u. N. commission to decide would be closed and a vote! a year what to do with Eritrea !taken 1 recovery. shall brine- hpttcr hpotth to urin political strength, ran! "Minnesota Negro citizens, in shaU bnng better health, longer into German stuobornness on.jaccordance with our philosophy of ly tMs month. They gave and fair play merit the rights back to former nazis, to membership in the Na- ordered the communist puppet! tional Guard without the humila- government they set up in of Governor eastern zone to install communist! Youngdahl said in the executive ideas. Immediately the nazis, banded together within thej national Democratic party, out against turning private Hpin prise into so-called peoples-ownedj_ industries. ''Our experience, our knowledge, or technical experts are all avail- able to you, and I hope that you will continue to call upon them-as needed." The President made no reference! Bishop Manning Three requiem sylvama hospital. The hospital said yesterday (.he RH negative blood factor "can be directly responsible for Impaired hearing in the children of parents who have what is known as RH incompatibility." RH gets its name from the fact it first was discovered in rhesus monckys. It is the factor in the blood which refers to a substance found in the red blood cells. About 87 per cent of normal persons have On top of that, the socialist un- V (communist) party acknow- to a proposal to set up a world food lodged the existence of the "r.a- -W hank, or clearing house, as a meansltionalist" spirit 'within its own-semces were held in toe Cathedral! this RH substance in their blood- of getting surpluses from one area ranks and ordered a St John the Divine today f or j streams and they are called "RH into another area where food islpurge. They called it Bt- ?-ev- willlam T. The proposed world food bank would have a revolving fund of i most of it probably jfrom the United States. Doubt that Congress would be ready to share but most observers calculate thatiretired blsnoP of the Protestant; The remaining 13 per cent don't the "ism" was around long diocese of New York. (and are "RH negatives." Yugoslavia'.-; Marshal Tito broke' A funeral service was to follow! When an RH negative woman 'marries a man with RH positive with the krsmlin. How much of the growing Ger- man spirit of independence is "na- at noon. Bishop Manning died last the hospital explained, she day at the age of 83. heavily in the originally proposed I tionallst" and how much is pure! capital of prompted nazi is a matter of debate. I the 80 per cent scale down. Coplon Conspiracy jTrial Postponed Xew York The spy con- spiracy trial of Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev was postponed today until December 27. The Russian engineer's newly re- tained attorney, Abraham L. Pom- lerantz won the postponement when !he told Federal Judge Sylvester J. Last week two German men In- vaded a Jewish synagogue near Bayreuth and ripped the Ameri- can flag off the wall. Only last night a group calling! itself "friends of Otto tried to hold a political rally In! Duesseldorf on the Rhine. The Bri-j tish occupation authorities forbade j the meeting. Strasser was one of] the seven men with Hitler whoj founded the Nazi party. He hasj been a refugee in Canada since! he broke with Hitler but has tried I repeatedly to return to Germany.) The Bonn legislative halls have! been ringing with more and more] on behalf of Germanism.l I Ryan he needed the time to pre-jOne delegate proposed recently toj pare himself for the trial. Pomerantz told the court that he [expected to explore the possibility that his client should be accorded diplomatic immunity. Gubitchev himself has advanced this conten- tion several times in court and it was one of the points on which he restore the Hitler-engineered schluss" with Austria (Hitler's; bloodless coup which brought Aus-! tria into the Nazi camp in 1938. )j One of the most persistent agi-j tations within Germany is carried on by the so-called "Nauheim cir- headed by Professor Ulrich based his decision not to employ Noack, which tries constantly, to Vice-President Alben Barkley and his bride stroll hand in hand down the beach at their "Shangri-La" honeymoon heaven at Sea Island, Ga.. where the newlyweds plan to spend a week. (A.P. Wire- photo to The Republican-Herald.) [counsel. The Soviet engineer changed his mind only last week and retained Pomerantz. The court ruled that all motions must be made by December 12, and indicated that only disposition of pre-trial motions might cause a further postponement. hold meetings of Germans from both the west and Soviet zones of occupation. The theme of the Noack followers is that everyone except Germans should get out of Germany and allow the country to become neutral ground in the East-j West political dispute. Dr. George Morris Dorrance, I of ten Is unable to bear a healthy -child. I Her unborn baby's blood can cause her own blood to produce antibodies that nay spell death, serious illness or defects for her child. I Such a condition, the hospital explains, is known as RH incom- ipatibility between parents. j This discovery was made ;through observation of 50 children i afflicted with cerebral palsy. jMany of the children also had hearing defects and speech dis- orders. After testing the RH blood of children and also parents, Dr. Jo- jSeph of research I in the hospital's audiology section that without exception the RH blood factor was involved ;in each of the cerebral palsy-hear- ing defect cases. WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 noon today: 72, internationally famous sur- Maximum, 37; minimum 20- noon' geon and chairman of the board precipitation, none: sun sets to- of the Campbell Soup Compa- night at sun rises tomorrow I at FEDERAL FORECASTS Winona and vicinity Mostly cloudy and warmer tonight; lowest i26. Wednesday'snow flurries and somewhat colder; highest 36. Additional weather on Page 15. ny, above, died suddenly at his home in Philadelphia last night. Dr. Dorrance was one of the first plastic surgeons, beginning this work during the first world war. (A.P. Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) ;
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Amid complete shutdown in Bathinda district on Wednesday in protest against cow slaughter in Mansa, chief minister Parkash Singh Badal promised to build a memorial at the place where cattle were butchered in the past.
Mansa legislator Prem Kumar Mittal led members of Hindu organisations in a protest march across Bathinda over the slaughter of cows in a bone meal manufacturing factory in Mansa's Joga village. The crime was exposed on Sunday.
On Tuesday, it was another complete shutdown in Sangrur, Mandi Gobindgarh, Dhuri, Barnala, Sunam, Bahadurgarh, and Patran towns of the Malwa region, with all markets and commercial establishments closed.
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Shiv Sena, Gau Raksha Dal, Hindu Helpline, and Hindu Raksha Samiti engineered the strike.
On Wednesday, Raminder Singh, commissioner of Faridkot division, visited the factory in Joga and recorded the statements of eyewitnesses. The officials have orders to complete the investigation and hand him a report.
"Chief minister Prakash Singh Badal assured a delegation of the Punjab Gau Sewa Board that the state government would acquire the Joga factory and raise a memorial at its site," a spokesperson of the CM's office has claimed.
Punjab is the first state to have enacted a law for the protection of cows. Anyone selling a cow for slaughter may get up to 10 years of imprisonment under the Act. The CM's statement would deter people running the illegal trade, said the spokesman.


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A.L. ERLANGER DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS; Largest Individual Owner of Playhouses and Former 'Czar' of Stage Succumbs at 69. 'WIDOW' RETAINS COUNSEL Steuer Asserts the Estate Is $75,000,000--Brother Insists Theatre Man Left No Wife. Denies a Widow Survived. A.L. ERLANGER DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Resisted Group Project. BEGAN CAREER IN CLEVELAND. Erlanger's First Job Was That of Opera-Glass Boy. Enter Theatrical Production. Managed Joseph Jefferson. HIS AID TO THEATRE HAILED. Managers Pay Tribute to Erlanger as a Dominant Figure.
Abraham Lincoln Erlanger, who, as head of the so-called Theatrical Syndicate and the firm of Klaw Erlanger, for many years virtually controlled the legitimate theatre in this country, died at 5:30 o'clock yesterday morning at his home, 175 Riverside Drive, after a long illness.
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2011 GQ magazine named Boston the worst dressed city in America. Caught
with their slim-fitting, flat-front chinos down, Boston's sartorialists sought to redeem this city in 2012. Luckily, it turns out that there are plenty of outfitters in this town
that cater to discerning gentlemen. From icons like Bobby's from Boston to
upstarts like Ball & Buck, and innovators like a mobile streetwear truck,
these nominees brought style and swagger back to Boston's streets.
shamelessly snapping iPhone selfies of your #KillerAbs in public-bathroom
mirrors? It may be time for professional help. Lara Woolfson and Kate Harper of
Waltham's Studio Nouveau let locals unleash their inner bombshells through sexy
boudoir photography (as shown above). And photographer Ryuji Suzuki of Boston's
Beaupix has a growing business taking online-dating profile pics for clients.
Boston's been characterized as a beer city since before Sam Malone was pouring
pints for Norm, a cityscape of Irish pubs and discarded PBR tallboys. But
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These nominees represent the best Boston has when it comes to shaking and
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The author of Beer Lover's New England talks beer at a talk/tasting thing at Trident Books on Thursday the 28th
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Theater's third annual Valentine's Gala brought a well-dressed crowd of theater
buffs to the Revere Hotel, where they mingled with drag queens, company
members, and some dude named Zachary Quinto. The cocktail hour was followed by
dinner, dancing, and awards, plus a sneak-preview performance from Cirque du
Soleil's Amaluna, directed by ART artistic director
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Welcome to "Meet the Mayor," a segment in which we interview local Foursquare Mayors in
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It's that time of year again -- to hit the streets and protest in the name of privacy and Internet neutrality. On February 23, the designated International Day for Privacy (#IDP13), local activists and advocates are planning to rally outside the Massachusetts Statehouse before hosting a CryptoParty at which they'll teach self-defense tactics for protecting one's self from the prying eyes of Big Brother.
Doug Rodrigues, with a big-ass knife, in the kitchen at Clio.
"I'm kind of a live wire," Clio executive chef Doug Rodrigues told the Phoenix earlier this month. "I'm not consistent, and people can't
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To celebrate Jumpstart's 20th anniversary, the nonprofit's
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on our dancing shoes and headed to Fort Point, where we followed some flappers
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have long dominated the Interwebz. From LOLcats to Nyan Cat, Keyboard Cat to
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that someone should collect the best of such videos and make a festival out of
them, which is exactly what happened at Minneapolis's first-ever Internet Cat
Video Film Festival last year.
In the Phoenix's 2013 V-Day spectacular, we did a little something special with our romance-themed fashion shoot, transforming our models' outfits into a paper-doll playset -- which shoulda been a primo way for Scrabble-fatigued Nemo shut-ins to beat cabin fever over the weekend. But perhaps you didn't feel like painstakingly cutting out the clothes in our paper-doll fashion shoot.


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City Controller Wendy Greuel released a report Monday alleging the city General Services Department spent nearly $850,000 on mobile laboratory equipment for which it had no plans on how to use.
Greuel said the agency's purchase of a mobile lab and a geoprobe drill rig was done with inadequate planning and a lack of personnel either qualified to use the equipment or develop a plan for its uses.
"It is inexcusable that the Department of General Services spent nearly $850,000 on specialized equipment without a plan to utilize it," Greuel said. "The department must take immediate steps to prevent this kind of failure in the future."
Deborah Ramos, assistant general manager, said the department is reviewing the report and staff will be working to implement Greuel's recommendations.
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A New Hough Transform Mapping for 3D Imaging via Coloured Spots
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Three dimensional (3D) mouth shape extraction is vital to enhance models of speech production, since lip movement is important in speech production and perception. Many techniques have been developed for 3D surface shape sensing, but are restricted to static or slowly moving objects. Video-rate triangulation based structured light systems enable 3D surface data acquisition for dynamic scenes. The surface depth information is calculated from a single image of the scene illuminated by a single projected pattern. Colour encoded stripes and encoded square binary pattern elements have previously formed the basis of the projected patterns. In a new structured light system, the projected pattern is an array of colour encoded circular spots. These spots are deformed by the underlying surface, both in position and shape, and are perceived as ellipses. This enables both the surface position and the surface orientation to be captured simultaneously from each imaged spot. Using smooth-shape pattern elements avoids the inherent potential error of other systems in the presence of surface step edges. Feature extraction is made more efficient by a-priori knowledge. In the new 3D sensing system the centre position of each imaged spot is constrained to lie on an epipolar line, constrained by the working volume of the system. The imaged shape of each spot depends on the orientation of the illuminated surface. These constraints enable the formulation of a Hough Transform (HT) to extract directly the position and orientation of the surface in the scene via the imaged spots. The HT has an accumulator space of only three parameters, these describe the 3D surface's position and orientation. Results verify the new formulation of the HT and demonstrate how this new structured light system can be used to recover 3D surface shape.
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Going through the application process, the real difficulty came when I had to decide which school I actually wanted to attend!
The most complicated decision came when I was presented with my two top schools to choose from: USC (Marshall Business School) and The University of Texas – Austin (McCombs Business School). Both are top universities, but I needed to figure out what I valued the most in a school, and stick to the one that was aligned with my goals and dreams.
First, I made sure to visit both campuses, which I did, and I ended up liking USC much better for several reasons. USC offered the "location, location, location" of Los Angeles, which I knew I wanted to live in in the future, which led me to the next big factor. USC's Trojan Family is a real, close connection between graduates of the school. Trojans help Trojans. And most of them, although they are spread across the globe, tend to be in Southern California.
Choosing to become a business major was another decision I had to make. It was actually pretty simple for me to come to a conclusion because throughout high school, I always enjoyed fundraising and socializing, so I figured my skills could be put toward obtaining a business degree. Also, learning about business practices seemed to be a great way to generally educate myself on how organizations function. This type of general education gives me much breadth in terms of what I might actually pursue in the future, whether it be finance, marketing, etc.
As far as being concerned about taking classes I would be interested in (outside of the scope of my business major), I knew that I would be able to pursue a minor (USC offers about 150 minors to choose from). I eventually chose Law & Public Policy as a minor because of my interest in politics and the legal system.
Ultimately, USC offered many options for me to succeed, and the most important aspect that it had for me was that it was in Los Angeles, and that I had a wide variety of secondary degrees to choose so that I can exercise my creativity and passion in that field.