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So who in his top 13 are the Giants CLEARLY better than?
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So who in his top 13 are the Giants CLEARLY better than?
Most of BSPN is horrible. Most of them don't understand football as a team game and want to obsess over individual players. More articles about sCam Newton (1-4) every week than his classmate Ponder (4-1). I can't watch baseball or basketball but they seem to focus more on those sports better.
The NFC East guy Graziano is horrible. He is an out and out Eagles fan and reading his work is painful.
So tell me why any of those teams are not worthy of a higher ranking than the Giants?
Lets beat someone before we get all huffy puffy about John Clayton and his analysis.
We don't exactly look like a powerhouse right now so...
Fine, you want to swap out Seattle and the Bengals they are 12. Does that make everyone happy? Should they be above the two teams that beat them? Should they be ahead of any undefeated teams? Should they be ahead of any 1 loss teams? Now let's look at strength of schedule. The Giants have beaten three teams that are a combined 2-12 and had to come from behind to beat two of them. Now if they win this week they will move up everyone's list for sure. As of now I think that 14 is not that far off.
Steelers - Beat better teams (Eagles)
Vikings - Better record, beat better teams (49ers)
Cowboys - Beat us
Bears - Better record, beat better teams (Cowboys)
Eagles - Beat us, beat better teams (Ravens)
Bengals - Not sure what he sees with this one honestly
Cardinals - Better record, beat better teams (Eagles). Probably not going to last much longer.
Seahawks - Beat better teams (Cowboys, Packers)
Ravens - Better record, beat better teams (Patriots)


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London, 21st September, 2016. The first new treatment for heart failure in 15 years and Europe's first approved stem cell therapy have scooped top prizes at the 2016 UK Prix Galien Awards.
November, 2015, London: Entries have opened for the 2016 UK Prix Galien Awards, the highest accolade for pharmaceutical research and development.
London, 29th June, 2016. Treatments for lung cancer, ulcerative colitis, heart failure and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis are among 16 innovations shortlisted for one of the most prestigious prizes in pharmaceutical R&D – a Prix Galien medal.
Zofran, Glaxo
Eprex, Cilag
Octreotide, Novartis
Zocor, MSD
Neupogen, Amgen/Roche
Proscar, MSD
Exosurf, Wellcome
Havrix, SmithKline Beecham
Tagamet, SmithKline Beecham
Invirase, Roche
Lamictal, Glaxo Wellcome
Zovirax, Glaxo Wellcome
Zyprexa, Eli Lilly
Singulair, MSD
Viagra, Pfizer
Meningitec, Wyeth
Herceptin, Roche
Glivec, Novartis
Fuzeon, Roche
Prevenar, Wyeth
Xolair, Novartis
Rotarix, GSK
Myozyme, Genzyme
(Orphan category)
Cervarix, GSK
Gardasil, SPMSD
Exjade, Novartis (Orphan category)
Xarelto, Bayer Schering
Firazyr, Shire Pharmaceuticals
(Orphan category)
Incivo, Janssen
Victrelis, MSD
Mepact, Takeda UK (Orphan category)
Bexsero, Novartis
Sirturo, Janssen (Orphan category)
Entresto, Novartis
Holoclar, Chiesi (Orphan category)
Dificlir, Astellas (Real World Evidence category)
Sir Michael is Chairman of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (since December 2014). He is a Clinical Phamacologist and Specialist in Internal Medicine. He was Professor of Clinical Pharmacology in Newcastle, and Physician at the Newcastle Hospitals, from 1999-2006.
He was Chairman of the Committee on Safety of Medicines (1992-1998), Chairman of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (1998-2008) and founding Chairman of the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (1999-2013). He is recent past President of the Royal Society of Medicine (2012-2014).
Currently Sir Michael is Chairman of UK Biobank, Honorary Professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and Emeritus Professor at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Sir Michael was appointed the Chairman of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) on 1st December 2014.
Professor Kumar is Professor of Medicine and Education, Barts & the London School of Medicine & Dentistry, Queen Mary University of London. Honorary Consultant Physician and Gastroenterologist, Barts & The London NHS Trust and Homerton University Hospital Foundation Trust.
Professor Kumar's research interests have been in disorders of the small bowel, particularly coeliac disease. She was a Non-Executive Director of the National Institute of Clinical Excellence, and Chairman of the Medicines Commission UK. She has been Vice President for the Royal College of Physicians, President of the British Medical Association and President of the Royal Society of Medicine. She was also the Director of CPD, Associate Director for International Education for the RCP. She is currently a trustee of the British Society of Gastroenterology, President of the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund and President- Elect for the Medical Women's Federation. She is on the International Advisory Board for SACORE (Southern African Consortium for Research Excellence). She was a trustee of Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET), Chairman of the BMJ eLearning board and also of the BUPA Foundation charity for research.
Professor Kumar co-edits 'Kumar and Clark's Clinical Medicine', a textbook for students and doctors, which is used worldwide, as well as other books. She was awarded CBE for services to medicine in 2001.
Dr Adam chairs one of the Technology Appraisal committees of the National Institute of Care Excellence. She is also a Consultant Radiologist at St. George's Hospital, London, with a special interest in imaging of diseases of the ear, nose and throat.
She is former founding Chair of the European Society of Radiology Audit and Standards Committee and currently chairs the ESR Quality, Safety and Standards Committee and is a Member of the Executive Committee.
Dr Adam has been a member of the Council of the Royal College of Radiologists, RCR lead for revalidation and has chaired various other College committees. She has a long-standing interest in standard setting and evaluation and has lectured nationally and internationally on these subjects.
Dr Adler chairs a Technology Appraisal Committee with the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. Also with NICE, she chaired the National Guidelines Committee for Newer Agents for Type 2 Diabetes and the Quality Standard for Diabetes for England.
A consultant physician at the Institute of Metabolic Sciences at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, Dr Adler practices diabetes and general medicine in the in-patient, out-patient and community settings. Previously, she was Clinical Epidemiologist for the UK Prospective Diabetes Study at Oxford University.
Dr Adler is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and has helped the MHRA and EMA in issues related to the safety of drugs for diabetes.
Stephen Evans is Professor of Pharmacoepidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and is a medical statistician.
Stephen was at the UK Medicines Control Agency (now the MHRA) from 1995 to 1999, and 2000-2002. While at the MCA he dealt with major safety issues such as HRT and breast cancer; vitamin K and childhood cancer; MMR and autism.
After training in Physics and Computing, he joined The London Hospital in 1970 becoming Professor of Medical Statistics in 1990.
He is or has been on various editorial boards, including the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and is an Associate Editor of Pharmaco-epidemiology and Drug Safety. He has been a statistical advisor to the British Medical Journal and a member of its editorial review committee for over 15 years. He is an independent expert member of the European Medicines Agency's committee that deals with drug safety (PRAC), and was a member of the WHO Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety. He is an Honorary fellow of The Royal College of Physicians of London.
Dr Porter is a practising GP, working part time at his NHS practice in South Gloucestershire and spending the rest of his week writing and broadcasting on health consumer issues.
He qualified from Westminster Hospital Medical School, London, in 1986 and spent five years in a variety of hospital specialities before entering General Practice.
Mark presents BBC Radio 4's flagship medical series Inside Health and is medical columnist at The Times and doctor on the One Show. He was appointed MBE for services to medicine in 2005.
Dr Raine trained in general medicine in Oxford after completing a Masters degree by research in Pharmacology. Her interest in drug safety led to a career in medicines regulation which has spanned a number of roles in assessment, management and strategic development within the UK national authority.
Appointed in 1999 to head Pharmacovigilance in the Medicines Control Agency (now Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency), she was elected in 2005 to chair the EU Pharmacovigilance Working Party and in 2012 as the first chair of the European Medicines Agency's Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee. She is also a member of the WHO Advisory Committee on Safety of Medicinal Products and a board member of the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology.
Dr Raine has a special interest in strengthening the evidence base for regulatory decision-making and she has driven forward the use of pharmacoepidemiological methodologies in pharmacovigilance, including use of the UK's Clinical Practice Research Datalink. Her current interests include monitoring the outcomes of regulatory action, risk communication and patient involvement in the regulatory process.
Sir Mike was a hospital physician for over 20 years. After a variety of training posts he was a Consultant Medical Oncologist (1986-1995) and Professor of Palliative Medicine (1995-1999) at Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospitals.
In 1999 he was appointed as the first National Cancer Director at the Department of Health. In 2007 his role was extended to incorporate end of life care. He led the development and implementation of the NHS Cancer Plan (2000), the Cancer Reform Strategy (2007), the End of Life Care Strategy (2008) and Improving Outcomes: A Strategy for Cancer (2011).
In July 2012 Sir Mike was appointed as Director for Reducing Premature Mortality in the NHS Commissioning Board (now NHS England). In this role he led the development of a cardiovascular outcomes strategy.
In July 2013 he took up the post of Chief Inspector of Hospitals at the Care Quality Commission. He was appointed CBE in 2001 and was awarded a Knighthood in 2010.
Professor Routledge is an Honorary Consultant Physician and Clinical Pharmacologist in Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, and Head of the Department of Pharmacology, Therapeutics and Toxicology in Cardiff University School of Medicine.
He has served on several MHRA regulatory committees, including the Medicines Commission UK, and on appraisal committees of NICE. He was appointed first Chairman of the newly-formed UK Herbal Medicines Advisory Committee in 2005, and from 2006 until 2014, served as Chairman of the All-Wales Medicines Strategy Group (AWMSG). He is also a member of the Bevan Commission, an impartial advisory group to the Minister for Health and Social Services (and other Welsh Government Ministers).
Professor Routledge is a President Emeritus of the British Pharmacological Society, an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners, the Royal Society of Biology and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine. He was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2008 for services to medicine.
Professor Smeeth is Professor of Clinical Epidemiology and Head of the Department of Non-communicable Disease Epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He also undertakes clinical work as a General Practitioner in north London and is involved in a wide range of activities for the National Health Service.
Much of his research is based on making better use of computerised clinical data both to investigate drug effects and disease aetiology. He holds a Wellcome Trust Senior Fellowship in Clinical Science and is Deputy Director of the Farr Institute London, one of the four UK Health Informatics Research Centres. His broad interests include disease aetiology, drug effects, genetics and non-communicable diseases in low income settings
Professor Thomas is a Consultant Physician at the Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Professor of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics at Newcastle University, Director, National Poisons Information Service (Newcastle) Unit and the UK Teratology Information Service.
Professor Thomas is a member of the Commission for Human Medicines and the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs Technical Subcommittee. He is immediate Past President of the European Association of Poisons Centres and Clinical Toxicologists and chair of the National Poisons Information Service Clinical Standards Group.
He trained at St Thomas's Hospital in London, the Freeman Hospital in Newcastle and at Newcastle University. His research interests include adverse drug reactions, especially drug-induced arrhythmia, poisoning and clinical toxicology. He has published extensively on ECG abnormalities, arrhythmias and sudden death associated with drug therapy, especially antipsychotic agents.
Professor Webb is a physician and pharmacologist based at the Queen's Medical Research Institute and Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. He led Edinburgh's Cardiovascular Research Initiative and University Centre for Cardiovascular Science, and currently directs the Translational Medicine and Therapeutics Initiative (STMTI) and is pharmacology lead for the Scottish MRC Clinical Pharmacology and Pathology Programme. He leads Edinburgh's Hypertension Excellence Centre, and his research is on the pathophysiology of hypertension, particularly focused on the role of the vascular endothelium and renal disease.
In Scotland, he has been President of the Scottish Society of Physicians and Chairman of the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC), having been chair of its New Drugs Committee, and previously involved in SMC's creation.
Professor Webb is currently President of BPS, having previously held the roles of Vice-President Meetings and President-Elect. He is also currently a Non-Executive Director of the Medicines and HealthCare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and Chair of the Scientific Advisory Committee for the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control (NIBSC). He is Honorary President of the European Association for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics and Vice Chair of the Clinical Division of the International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (IUPHAR). He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and of the Academy of Medical Sciences, where he has been involved in Working Groups on Safer Medicines, the Regulation and Governance of Medical Research, and Methods of Evaluating Evidence.
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Wild Thing...You Make My Quad Sing!
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Of course, the move backfires on the owner as the rag-tag groups starts winning and selling out games—though for the life of me I can't wonder why she would be upset about the latter. And, judging by the oh-so-pitiful attendance figures posted by Florida's current baseball residents, I'd say the owner's baseball acumen was as pathetic as her attempts to break the team's spirit.
Anyway, I'm sure you've seen the movie, which was released in 1989 and is treasured by baseball fans. But I spotted something in the brief glimpse I caught the other day that I really don't remember seeing before…a woman wearing a ripped sweatshirt with the Quad/Graphics logo adorning it (that look, perhaps inspired by Jennifer Beals in "Flashdance," was pretty popular back in the day). At the six second mark of the embedded video, you can plainly see the woman on the right rocking her headband and QG apparel.
"A-hah, you found us in the movie," Quad spokeswoman Claire Ho replied, humoring my not-so-timely question regarding the film that made Tom Berenger a legend. "Many Quad/Graphics employees went to the filming as extras and wore Quad/Graphics t-shirts like the one you saw."
OK, so I'm a little late to the party. If you care to watch, the same woman also appears at the 32-second mark of the clip. Since the Reds have been dumped from baseball's postseason, I'm sure I'll watch the movie again soon in its entirety and count the QG sightings. Then, we can count the Heidelberg references in "Catch me if you Can."


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A four-alarm blaze ripped through the Red Carpet Inn in Elmwood Park on Wednesday, slightly injuring three people and briefly forcing firefighters to retreat from the intense heat of the rapidly spreading flames.
Firefighters rescued five people from the three-story motel as flames and black smoke poured out of every open window.
Acting Police Chief Michael Foligno said the three injured people suffered from smoke inhalation and were treated at the scene. Hospitalization was not necessary, he said.
Foligno said the outer shell of the building appeared intact and the roof did not collapse, but the interior was so badly damaged that it would need to be "completely gutted."
Sean Johnson, who lived on the third floor of the motel, said he was sleeping when the fire erupted. He opened the door and saw flames enveloping the hallway and knew he was trapped. He opened the window of his room as firefighters were approaching and jumped onto the ladder they were extending to him.
"I started screaming 'help, help,'" Johnson said. "I knew this thing was real. The hallway was completely on fire."
Witnesses said a second person, an elderly man, was rescued after dangling from a third-floor window.
Firefighters were urged to proceed with caution because the fire was so intense that it was feared the roof would collapse, Foligno said. At times, firefighters had a hard time controlling the blaze because it was difficult to reach all the flames.
The fire broke out about 1:30 p.m. and was brought under control shortly before 4 p.m., with the help of firefighters from Garfield, Clifton and Saddle Brook, Foligno said. Other nearby departments were placed on standby alert when the fourth alarm was sounded, he said.
The eastbound lanes of Route 46 were closed from Clifton to Elmwood Park, causing massive traffic jams.
Monica Pearson, 62, a chambermaid at the motel, was on the third floor and heard another employee screaming. "When I heard her, I flew down the stairs." Pearson said. "I knew something was wrong."
Pearson saw flames under a bed on the first floor. She ran to get a fire extinguisher but by the time she got back, there was too much smoke. She and other employees began banging on doors.
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Firefighters were covered in soot and black smoke.
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Rob Wasinger, candidate in Virginia's 10th District, isn't new to running for Congress. He gave it a go in 2010 in Kansas's 1st District where he pulled 9% of the primary vote after spending $800,000 on the race. Woof.
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TVNZ political editor Guyon Espiner will quit the press gallery after the election to take up an as-yet unspecified new role at the state broadcaster.
The highly regarded journalist said he wanted to leave before he got stale and has been in negotiations about a new role.
"A bit like the MPs, you can stay around too long," he said. "I'm still loving it and still giving it everything and will be working hard until election day."
Espiner has been a political reporter since 1998, taking over as TVNZ's political boss from Mark Sainsbury in January 2006. Espiner was based in Wellington during the week and spent weekends in Auckland. He said he hadn't decided where he would be based for any new job.
The move has fuelled speculation Espiner could replace Sainsbury as Close Up host but he said he was not seeking the role. "That would be a good story but it wouldn't be true," he said.
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Finland's Little Girl
"Su-san! Su-san!"
Sweden closed the newspaper and folded it, he carefully set it aside before standing up and making his way towards the front door. As he did, he was watched by three pairs of eyes.
"Huh. I wonder what Finland's yelling about now?" asked Iceland. Norway shrugged and glared at Denmark.
"Hey, I didn't do anything Norgie!" Pleaded Denmark; throwing his hands up in the air. Norway tugged on Denmark's tie.
"Call me that again and I will strangle you." He tugged harder on Denmark's tie to emphasise his point. Denmark only shrugged.
"Come on Norgie! Just chill will you? Don't get your panties in a twi-" He was cut off by Norway strangling him with his tie. Iceland sighed before standing up and exiting the living room.
"You'd think that he would stop wearing ties after being strangled by them so much.." he muttered under his breath. He left the two on their own and headed to where Sweden and Finland were. Iceland saw that they were crowded around the front door which was wide open. The two of them were speaking amongst themselves.
"What should we do Su-san?" asked Finland, "We cannot just leave her here." Sweden stayed silent in thought. Iceland walked up to them.
"What are you two talking about?" He froze when he saw what Finland was carrying; a small child, a girl around two years of age. Her (h/l) (h/c) hair framing her small angelic face, she was asleep and Iceland saw that Sweden was holding a basket that was about her size. "Was she?" Asked Iceland, "Was she left here?" Finland nodded sadly.
"She was. Poor thing, and to think that orphanage she came from couldn't support her anymore." Spoke Finland. Iceland gave Finland a curious glance. Sweden noticed and handed Iceland a letter which he read carefully.
"I see." spoke Iceland, handing the letter back to Sweden. "So the orphanage here is going to close down. That's sad. Especially when this little girl seems to be one of the few left." The three of them stood at the doorway in silence, contemplating what to do with such a small child.
"Hey. You guys have been gone awhile, what are you doing?" Denmark and Norway soon appeared and froze when they saw the child.
"Okay." Spoke Denmark, "Which one of you guys here got busy because for sure that is not my kid." Norway then proceeded to strangle Denmark once more.
"Ignore him." Muttered Norway, he turned to the other three, "What are you going to do with her? It's not like we can take care of her."
"What? We can't just leave her!" cried Finland. Just then, the little girl's eyes opened revealing bright (e/c) coloured orbs that darted in every direction. The little girl pulled herself up so that she was in a sitting position in Finland's arms. She stared up into Finland's face while he stared back into hers.
"Papa!" She cried out happily before snuggling herself into Finland's chest.
"Eh?" Finland blinked a couple of times in shock. Denmark laughed.
"Well, I guess that answers it then. Finland she's all yours!"
"Looks like we're not needed." Speaks Norway, "Come, let's go brother dearest." Norway lightly pushes Iceland through the door.
"A-Ah. Looks like we'll be going now. Uh, bye guys...and don't call me that!" Iceland bids the others goodbye as he gets pushed by Norway. Denmark sees this and he too follows them, running through the doorway.
"Hey! Wait up!"
Finland watches them leave with an unsure smile on his face. He chuckles weakly.
"If I didn't know any better I'd think that they didn't want to take care of her."
"W'nt m' t' h'lp? (Want me to help?)" Asks Sweden. Finland gives a big smile.
"Really Su-san? Thank you!"
"Papa! Papa!" Finland looks to see the little girl cuddling up to him, he laughs.
"Hehe, you're cute little one. Hm, do you have a name?" He asks her. The little girl stares at him blankly. "Eh? You don't?" Finland thinks for a moment. "Su-san, maybe we should ask the others. I don't think she has a name..."
"Sh' h's ' n'm'. (She has a name)" Says Sweden. Finland looks at Sweden.
"She does?" asks Finland. Sweden nods.
"(N'm'). 't w's 'n th' l'tt'r. ((Name). It was on the letter." He says. Finland smiles.
"(Name)...Let's go inside, it's getting drafty here." All of a sudden (Name) points at Sweden, "Oh? What is it (Name)? Is there something on Su-san?" asks Finland gently.
-Year Later-
"And so, the days of Finland's fatherhood with his little girl (Name) begins. (Also, the beginning of Sweden's apparent motherhood.)" says Denmark as he holds onto a three year old female. The little girl squirms in Denmark's hold; making herself comfortable on his lap.
"So that's how Daddy and Mommy found me?" asked the girl. Denmark laughed before taking a swig of beer.
"Yup! That's the story (Name)!" Cries Denmark. (Name) giggled as Norway came up behind him and strangled him with his tie.
"Don't act like your Uncle Denmark...he's a bad influence." says Norway. (Name) nods happily.
"Okay Uncle Norgie!"
"...Uncle Norgie?" inquires Norway, eyeing Denmark suspiciously.
"Yes! Uncle Denmark the awesome told me to call you that!" (Name) giggled and slid herself off Denmark's lap and towards Iceland who was sitting across. Iceland picked up (Name) and sat her on his lap while watching Norway's grip on Denmark's tie tighten.
"Uncle Icey why does Uncle Denmark the awesome keep wearing ties? Uncle Norgie keeps hurting him with it." (Name) looks up at Iceland with a curious look on her face. Iceland stares at her in bewilderment.
"Wow. Denmark this kid is even smarter than you are." He muses to himself. Just then Finland walks into the room with some cookies.
"(Name)! You hungry?" He calls. (Name) bounces off of Iceland's lap and runs towards Finland.
"Daddy!" She cries happily, reaching for the cookies. Finland lifts the cookie tray above his head making (Name) pout. "Daddy! Cookie!" She crosses her arms and stares at Finland who smiled.
"Come on Finny! Just give the girl a cookie will ya?" Cried Denmark laughing at the young girl's pouting. He carefully stroked his neck before removing his tie.
"He finally gets it..." mutters Iceland; shaking his head as Denmark struggles to get the tie off.
Finland chuckles before getting down onto his knees and lowering the tray. "Here you go sweetheart." He says. (Name) squeals in delight before grabbing a cookie and giving Finland a kiss on the cheek.
"Thanks Daddy!"
While (Name) was eating cookies, the front door opened and Sweden walked in. (Name)'s face lit up upon seeing the Swedish man and she ran towards him.
"Mommy's home!" She cried. Reaching her arms out waiting to be picked up. Sweden gives a small smile and picks up (Name) who gave him a kiss on the cheek. The sound of Denmark's laughter ringing through the air.
"Ahahahaha I will never get tired of Sweden being the Mommy! Hahaha!" Denmark doubles over as he laughs once more. Iceland sighs at the sight while Finland frowns. (Name) giggles at her 'funny' Uncle Denmark while Sweden glares at him.
"..." Norway notices that Denmark's tie was hanging on the sofa arm. He glances at the tie before glancing at Denmark. Norway then picks up the tie and wraps it around Denmark's neck before pulling both ends, strangling Denmark.
"Heehee! Uncle Denmark the awesome got pwned by Uncle Norgie again!" giggled (Name), she beamed proudly at herself for her usage of the word 'pwned' which she learnt from Denmark.
Finland chuckles nervously. "What am I going to do with her." He muses.
(Extended Ending)
-(Name) in Kindergarten!-
"Okay (Name)." says the teacher. "Everyone else has already gone, so why don't you tell us about your family?" (Name) smiles before standing up in front of the class.
"My family has my Mommy, my Daddy, my three Uncles, and our pets!" says (Name). The teacher nods, everything seemingly normal about (Name)'s speech.
"My Daddy is Finland, he is very happy and he is a good Daddy. He works as Santa Claus!" Continues (Name).
The teacher stares at (Name) curiously.
"Then my Mommy is Sweden, he works very hard and he is very nice! He may look scary and doesn't talk much but he is a good Mommy!"
"Eh?" The teacher speaks, "Um (Name), aren't mommies usually girls?"
"Not my Mommy! My Mommy is a big, strong, tall man!" cries (Name) happily.
"...okay continue."
"Then there's Uncle Denmark the awesome! He tells me lots of stuff and he drinks a lot. Uncle Norgie keeps strangling him with his tie and always tells me not to be like him!"
The teacher nods, unsure about the speech.
"Uncle Icey is very nice! He gives me licourice and he has this pet Puffin! But Mr. Puffin is pretty loud...like Uncle Denmak the awesome when he's all drunk and funny! Um..oh yeah! We also have a dog! Her name is Hanatamago and sometimes during Christmas she can talk! So that's my family!"
The teacher and the rest of the students clap.
"...(Name), I think I'm going to talk to your parents later..." Says the teacher nervously.
"My family is so awesome right?!" Cries (Name) proudly.


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Senator Malcolm A. Smith announced that the New York City Department for the Aging has released a new request for proposals (RFP) for case management services.
"This is an opportunity for not-forprofits working with seniors to obtain work from the City. The RFP has been issued following an extensive discussion the Department had with city residents regarding its future plans," Senator Smith said.
The RFP has been posted on the Dept.'s website, www.nyc.gov/aging, with a start date of April 1, 2008.
"Many of the concerns expressed by the community have been included in the RFP, and there will be changes in the ways programs have been operated," Senator Smith said.
Some of the changes include staff training, criminal background checks for employees, and conflict of interest disclosure.


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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 14, 1952, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy, Coofer Tonight; Fair, Cool Thursday River Sfage (Flood St.ge 13) Today (won) 8.45 7 .37 Year Ago 9.21 26 VOLUME 52, NO. 75 FIVE CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1952 TWENTY-TWO PAGES enaiors Set to Trim WSB Powers Here Are The Ten Persons aboard the schooner Eloise report- ed by the Coast Guard to be in a sinking condition 38 miles south- west of the California Golden Gate today. This picture was made Monday afternoon just before the yacht left on a six-month South Pacific cruise. (AP Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald) ONE FOR IKE Taft Takes 14 W. Va. Delegates By DON WHITEHEAD CHARLESTON, W. Va. Robert A. Taft held a 14-to-l edge over Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower early today in contests for West Virginia's delegates to the GOP presidential nominating convention. Taft candidates were ahead of Eisenhower candidates in the state's four at-large delegate races and in 10 of the 12 contests in six congressional districts. This was based on the first slow returns from yesterday's heavy voting in precincts. The lone Eisenhower candidate to hold a lead was Thomas E. Mill- sop of Weirton in the First Con- gressional District. He was leading the field in his district on reports from 51 of 416 precincts. An unpledged candidate in the third congressional district took the lead from one Taft man. Eisenhower's supporters contend- ed that if they elect a single dele- gate over the opposition of the t US TODAY Elih Ghost Returns y JOSEPH and STEWART ALSOP WASHINGTON long ago, Sen. Robert A. Taft was quoted as had not been such a struggle for the Republican nom- ination in the last 40 years. Ap- parently, 1912, which was not exactly an auspicious year for the Taft family, Is on the senator's mind. It is on a lot of other politi- cians' minds, too, because of the looming contests for the Texas and Louisiana Republican delegations. In 1912, it may be recalled, Theo- dore Roosevelt had the support of the Republican rank and file, while William Howard Taft, as President, controlled the Republican party machinery. As Roosevelt %yon vic- tory after victory in the primaries, the Taft manager, Frank Hitch- cock, dismissed each new Roose- veltian triumph with the remark, "Ah, yes, but we've got the creden- tials committee." Old Days Recalled At the convention itself, the WSB Plans New Ceiling on Oil Workers' Wages Hopes Increases Will Permit End Of 3-Week Strike WASHINGTON LB The Wag Stabilization Board was primed to day to clamp a general but flex ible ceiling on the amount of wag increases striking oil work ers might get under anti-inflation rules. The strike entered its third week with no signs of early settlement. The WSB, in studying six scat tered wage pacts already reachec in the -industry, obviously hopec that the amount it allows will ac as a guidepost to more than 20 unions engaged in the strike against the nation's major oil companies And company and union officials said they hoped the same thing. The strike has brought on oil and gas shortages as far away as Greal Britain, where the U.S. Third Air Force canceled all but essential flights. To Name Directors The Petroleum Administration for Defense prepared to name pe- troleum supply directors in 15 states most seriously affected. Secretary of- the Interior Chap- man yesterday set up the frame- work of the organization, designed to "direct petroleum to essential uses in the interest of national de- fense and maintenance of a sound civilian economy." Chapman's order said there is a major dislocation in many areas. The strike has cut off slightly nore than one-third of the coun- try's oil production. It has brought work halt in oil fields, pipe lines and refineries O.A. Knight, head of the CIO I Oilworkers Union and major pokesman for the 22 unions in- olved, told reporters he questioned whether the strike has resulted in a national emergency. He said sup. plies to Korea and the military are being maintained. In the Gary-Hammond area oi Indiana, 75 per ceat of the gasoline stations belonging to the Gasoline Retailers' Associated expect- ed their tanks to go dry today or tomorrow. Dropping 22 Flights Pan American Airways an- nounced in New York it is sus< Steelworkers Ask Prompt Pay Increase BULLETIN PHILADELPHIA CIO- Steelworkers today unanimously agreed to close the nation's steel mills in a new strike if industry- fails to grant promptly a satis- factory wage increase. The delegates to the sixth biennial convention rose and shout- ed approval of the resolution. The convention turned into a mass demonstration. Delegates swarmed over the speakers platform shak- ing President Philip Murray's hand, shouting, tossing confetti and shooting off fire crack- ers. Dodd, Colson Called to Tokyo By Gen. Clark TOKYO Gen. Francis T. Dodd and Brig. Gen. Charles Poison, former commanders of the Koje Island Communist war pris- oner camp, flew to Tokyo today q confer with the new United Na- ions commander, Gen. Mark Clark. Dodd was captured by the Red risoners last Wednesday and held pstage 78 hours. Colson succeeded him Thursday. Both were relieved of the camp ommand and returned to former uties pending an investigation of This Air View Shows the new super-liner United States as she steamed down the James River on her first trial run a_t Newport News, Va., today. The ship is carrying a full crew of and several hundred technicians and passengers. (AP Wirephoto to The Repub- lican-Herald) pending 22 overseas flights' starting today. Negotiations in the Standard of states strong GOP orgamzation itireported over a company offer of would represent an Eisenhower 10 cents an hour and an 18% cents The Taft Confident Taft people voiced confi- Taft-dominated credentials com- mittee duly seated 72 contested, pro-Taft delegates. The pro-Taft convention chairman, Elihu Root, steam-rollered the convention into accepting the credential commit- tee's findings, presiding for the violent was the feel- ing at the a barri- cade of barbed wire. And William Howard Taft got the Republican nomination and carried Vermont. By a singular twist, of historical irony, a comparable situation again threatens to arise, when Wil- liam Howard Taft's energetic son is making his final and most hope- ful try for the Presidency. In brief, the ancient and exclu- sive Republican organization in Texas, now headed by John Zwei- fel, and the even more exclusive es- tablished Republican organization in Louisiana, headed by John E. Jackson, have been passionately pro-Taft from the word go. Sen. Taft started his political career with something close to inherited links with these groups and others like them in the South. He and his friends have worked for years to make the links into hoops of steel. Ownership of almost all the South- ern delegates has always been a (Continued on Page 13, Column 4) ALSOPS Bey of Tunis Arrested TUNIS, Tunisia put the 70-year-old Bey of Tunis un- der virtual house arrest today for balking at a French martial law decree. dence they would sweep the field of 16 they protested that one Eisenhower delegate could not be rated a victory for the gen- eral. Taft was scoring a better than 3-to-l victory over Harold E. Stas- sen in the GOP popularity section of the primary voting. Eisenhow- er's name was not on the ballot and West Virginia law makes no provision for write-in votes. In 983 precincts reporting out of Taft had piled up votes to for Stassen. Democrats held no presidential wage increase, popularity contest. Without a fight, 1 Tobin, in an address to the 2 they named delegates who will 1500 delegates at the Sixth (biennial) have 20 votes in the Democratic I Constitutional Convention of the ent Central States Petroleum Union. Tobin Supports Steel Workers PHILADELPHIA WV-Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin told cheer-1 ing CIO steelworkers today that he stands "heart and soul and spir- it" behind them in their fight for a ie Dodd kidnaping and Colson's romise of concessions to the Reds i gain his release. Neither Dodd nor Colson was vailable to the press. The generals arrived about 2 p.m. and immediately went to a meeting with Clark. Generals Changed The Army did not say whether they remained in Japan or returned to Korea for an investigation of the Koje situation. National Convention. Both Demo- crat and Republican delegates of- ficially will be unpledged. Returns Slow Eisenhower supporters had-hoped to win delegate posts with Millsop and with Phil Hill of Charleston, director of the Eisenhower state campaign, who was a delegate-at- large candidate. But in first returns (Continued on Page IB, Column 6) TAFT United Steelworkers Union, said flatly: "The only way to settle the steel dispute is through the ac- ceptance of the recommendations of the Wage Stabilization Board." JThe WSB had recommended cent an hour wage increas to go into effect over an 18-month period, plus fringe benefits, incluc ing the union shop, estimated t Earlier, a U.S. Eighth Army spokesman in Seoul said Dodd had gone to either Pusan or Koje to report to the board of inquiry. The Army did not say specifically that the inquiry was under way. Colson was relieved of the Koje command Tuesday and replaced by Brig. ,Gen. Haydon L. Boatner, Chinese speaking professional sol- dier with several years' experience in China in war and peace. Dodd and Colson were reassigned to their former as chief of staff of the 1st Corps in Korea and Dodd at Eighth Army headquarters. Colson was criticized by U.S. De- fense Department officials in Wash- ington for the wording of his con- cessions to the Red prisoners. A spokesman said it gave an errone- ous impression of Allied treatment of Chinese and North Korean pris- oners. Other government informants in iVasbington, however, described the Poison agreement as only granting ?ed demands for conditions which hey already had. Clark's public information officer said Colson was relieved of the Koje command on Ciark's orders. North Korean Gen. Nam II, chief Communist truce negotiator, brought up Colson's concessions at the Korean armistice table in Panmunjom. Prisoner Treatment Liner U.S. on Two-Day Test Challenge to Britain's Queens By HARRY NASH ABOARD THE S.S. UNITED STATES tfl-This sleek and shiny new passenger liner heads for the open Atlantic today from Newport News, Va., to stretch her sea-legs in two days of builder's trials. The ship, America's challenge to Britain's two sea queens, the Mary and Elizabeth, will ease down the James River, through Hampton Roads, across Chesapeake Bay and point her bow eastward. It's the first taste of the sea for the 72-million-dollar palace, 'whose builders eagerly await tomorrow's speed tests. They are confident she will prove herself a faster ship than the much heavier Queen Mary, present holder of the record for the fastest Atlantic crossing. Biggest Built in U. S. The United States is the greatest commercial vessel built in an American shipyard. As the big ship passes .historic Ft. Monroe at Old Point Comfort, New Defense Pact Ready For Germany By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON of State Acheson plans to leave for Europe in about 10 days to complete basic arrangements for bring- ing Germany into the European defense setup by the end of the month. Acheson is due to sign on behalf of the United States a peace con- tract with the Western German government. Other signers will be the foreign ministers of Great Britain, France and West Ger- many. Acheson also plans to be present at the signing of a treaty setting up a European defense community including West Ger- many. The latest expression of the firm resolve of the Western nations to go through with these plans as nearly on schedule as possible was set forth last night in a note to Russia. Won't Be Deflected The American note, identMcal with notes sent by Britain and France, declared that this govern- ment will "not be deflected" from the policy of creating true unity among the European nations be- cause this "represents the true path of peace." j At the same time the United States and the other Western Pow- jers expressed readiness to open negotiations with the Soviet Union on the unification of Eastern and Western Germany provided there Kobson Failed to Change Course BAYONNE, N.J. The destroyer minesweeper Hobson which sank after a collision with the aircraft carrier Wasp, failed to acknowledge a last-minute order to change course, the Wasp's com- mander said yesterday. Capt Burnham C. McCaffree, skipper of the Wasp, said under cross-examination before a Navy ward of inquiry that his change- course order never was answered engineers of the Shipbuilding and Newport Drydock News Com- cost an hofir. additional 8.9 cents an In An Effort To End the walkout of oil workers, WSB chair- man Nathan P. Feinsinger (right) and union executives held a five-minute public meeting in Washington and then adjourned to closed sessions to work out plans for concluding the nationwide strike. Above, Feinsinger chats with 0. A. Knight, president of the CIO Oilworkers who declared the strikers will not go back to work until a complete settlement is reached. He said Colson's note "openly admitted that treatment of war prisoners was inconsistent with in- ternational law and in violation of the Geneva Convention; admitted forcible screening (of Red prison- ers) and conclusively testified be- fore the whole world to the iron- clad fact that your so-called vol- untary repatriation is solely the re- sult of violence and forcible screen- ing." He said also, "The commandant of your prisoner camp openly ad- mitted there's been bloodshed." The Defense Department said earlier that bloodshed and violence at the camp had been brought on by the prisoners themselves in two riots, that the prisoners had been graded in accord with the Geneva Convention, and that there had been no forcible tioning of prisoners to determine whether they want to be repatri- ated in event of an armistice. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity Mostly cloudy and cooler tonight. Thursday air and cool. Low tonight 46, high Thursday 62. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 lours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 73; minimum, 49; oon, 53; precipitation .16; sun sets onight at sun rises tomor- ow at 4.41. Additional weather on Page 18. pany, her builders, will begin test- ing her distilling plant. Off Cape Henry, the engineers start the first steam-rate tests, which determine the efficiency of the turbines by measuring the pounds of steam per horsepower in an hour. The ship's high pressure steam turbines can turn up more than horsepower. Next on the list are tests of the compass and radio direction find- er. Later today the ship will make her economy trial, which will measure fuel consumption in pounds-per-shaft horsepower. Speed Trials Speed trials tomorrow will con- tinue most of the day. Spokesmen for the ship's builders say the re- sults of the trials "probably will remain a secret." The liner will return to Newport News Friday, after another series of tests, including stopping, turning and other maneuvers. Aboard for the trials are crewmen and technicians and some 600 passengers. The passengers in- clude officials of the shipyard, the United States Maritime Adminis- tration, the United States Lines, which will accept delivery of the ship next month, representatives of the many companies who supplied materials and equipment for the ship, and assorted guests. English Liberal Asks Family Tax Allowance HASTINGS, Eng. The cost of an occasional night out with, the wife, complete with supper, movie and baby-sitter, should be deducted from 'a family man's in- come tax, a woman Liberal party leader suggested today. Such a tax allowance, said Nan- cy Seear, might be called "main- tenance of family good-will." Addressing the Women's Liberal Party Federation conference here, Hiss Seear said a little extra en- tertainment might prevent the breakup of many poorer families. "Even the most devoted wife and mother will eventually feel she has seen too much of the in- side of her own she add- ed. the fundamental problems to be examined. The first problem to be tackled, the Western Powers said, is that of investigating political conditions necessary for holding free elec- by the Hobson. "I did not receive a receipt of acknowledgment of that he told the three-man board. The Hobson was cut in two by the aircraft carrier and sank to the Atlantic with 176 men during night maneuvers April 26 in the Navy's worst peacetime disaster. Completed Turn In answer to questions by coun- sel for Lt. Comdr. William J. government which could then ne- gotiate a German peace treaty. In previous exchanges Russia had declared that the study of political conditions should be made by a commission created by the four big powers which occupy Germany. The Western govern- ments rejected this in favor of turning the job over to a United Nations commission already set up for that purpose. Recognizing, however, that the Russians were unwilling to use the U.N. group, the Western Powers offered as a compromise last night "to consider any other practical and precise proposals for an im- partial commission of investigation also was lost, McCaffree said the Wasp had completed a right turn to a position prescribed by him before he ordered the destroyer- minesweeper to follow suit. The Hobson started a right turn and then suddenly cut to the left across the Wasp's bow and was rammed, it was disclosed in ear- lier testimony at the hearing. Lt. Comdr. Henry C. Lauerman, Tierney's counsel, later objected to a statement from McCaffree that he was not certain whether his order to change course had been transmitted from the Wasp. The skipper rephrased the statement to read: "I- have no indication that the which the Soviet government may. message was ever transmitted wish to put forward." 'from the Wasp." Gen. Matthew B. Rids way, tanned and in genial spirits, ar- rives' at Hamilton Air Force Base at San Francisco at the end of a 9-hour hop from Honolulu. En route to Paris, where he will relieve Gen. Eisenhower as supreme NATO commander, he is accompanied by Mrs. Ridgway and holds their son, Matty, in his arms. Committee Votes Reorganization Of Authority Will Continue Wage, Price Curbs Until March 1 WASHINGTON Senate Banking Committee has voted to strip the Wage Stabilization Board of its controversial dispute-settling powers and to reorganize it as an all-public body. As now set up, the board consists of six members each representing organized labor, industry and the public. At the same time the committee voted late yesterday to continue wage and price controls until next March 1. Today, two Democratic senators said the controls extender is so watered down it would weaken the dikes against inflation. Sen. Douglas of Illinois and Sen. Moody of Michigan said the com- mittee "did not adopt a single strengthening amendment favoring the consuming public." Controls Extended In acting on President Truman's request that Congress extend all stabilization controls the committee voted 8-4 to: 1. Continue wage and price con- trols until next March 1. 2. Extend rent control and au- thority to allocate scarce civilian materials through June The current controls law expiret June 30. The 7-3 vote to reorganize the wage board was an outgrowth of bitter criticism of the board's handling of the steel dispute. Pro- tests have been voiced in Congress over the amount of pay raises the WSB recommended for the CIO steelworkers and for its endorse- ment of a union shop in the in- dustry. Under a union shop agreement, a nonunion worker may be hired but he must join a union within a specified time. Undecided on Size The reorganization proposal, pre- sented by Sen. Dirksen does not say how many members the board should have. Their ap- pointment would be subject to Sen- ate confirmation. Present board appointments are not The new board would report di- rectly to the director of economic tabOization. Charles E. Wilson, who resigned as economic stabi- lizer in a row over administration handling of the steel dispute, had complained he was bypassed by the WSB, which sometimes went directly to the President The new board could formulate and recommend to the economic stabilizer general policies and rules on wages. In criticizing the stabilization law extension as.approved by the committee, Douglas and Moody declared in a joint statement: "As it stands, the measure is of course better than nothing. Even though the dikes against inflation are being weakened, the time has not come when the American peo- ple dare remove them entirely. No Consumer Lobbyists "The consumers as such have no lobbyists in their the sen- ators said. "The committee action shows the consumer's voice is woe- fully weak and that all too little attention is paid to his interests." Meanwhile, the National Associ- ation of Manufacturers and 'the U.S. Chamber of Commerce con- tinued their fight for an end to wage-price controls and for a curb on the WSB's dispute-settling pow- ers. Spokesmen for the two organiza- tions appeared before the Senate Banking Committee yesterday and prepared testimony for the House Labor Committee today. The labor committee is studying the WSB, particularly its handling of the steel dispute. NAM President William J. Grede and Hoyt P: Steele of Des Plaines, 111., a member of the Chamber's Labor Relations Committee and a member of the Chicago regional WSB, urged Congress to outlaw industry-wide bargaining. Grede attacked the whole stabi- lization program but Steele cen- tered his attack on the WSB. Both men accused the WSB of fomenting labor management disputes by leading the way to compulsory arbitration. Girl Dies From Burns MITCHELL, S. D. OB Donna Hilton, 17, died today of burns suf- fered Monday night in a gas explo- sion at her home here. The ex- plosion lifted the five-room house Ifro mits foundations, ;
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WCCO-TV, the CBS News Station in Minneapolis, will broadcast from the Brainerd lakes area this week.
Anchor Frank Vascellaro and meteorologist Chris Shaffer will broadcast live at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Thursday at Grand View Lodge and again at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Friday, covering Winterfest in Crosslake.
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I have had the pleasure of seeing Blair grow up from a sporty high school girl into this incredible woman who has finally met her match. Mike is perfect for her in every way, and you can just tell by the way they look at each other and laugh together that this is true love and that it was meant to be. They share the same interests and it was fun to bring their bow hunting passion into our engagement shoot. Congratulations you two, I can't wait for your wedding!
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I've gotten way behind on these posts, but it is fun to look back on these images of summer now that there is a chill in the air. This is Ava. She is adorable, full of spunk, and was great fun to spend a little time with. She reminded me that I need to brush up on my jokes – hers were much better than mine!
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I first photographed Olivia years ago for her Bat Mitzva, and here she is a senior already! She has grown even more beautiful and is still as sweet and warm as she ever was.
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It was great spending some time getting to know Seamus. His mom and I have been friends since we were in 7th grade, and she has so much to be proud of. He is charming, interesting and has a very bright future ahead of him. Best wishes for a great senior year!
10.10.2014 Michelle & Mike {married}
Michelle and Mike's wedding celebration was overflowing with love and laughter. The bride was stunning, the weather was perfect, and the lovely Outing Lodge was a great backdrop for their wedding day. When Mike walked down the aisle to await his bride, the guests broke out in happy applause, and the love was felt by all! Michelle's smile is beautiful and contagious, and the friendships and bonds these two have with each other and their friends is admirable. It was a wonderful day – congratulations, and happiness always!
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When I first met Jake, he was just a little boy in the church nursery. Look at him now! Tall and handsome and an all around great guy. Enjoy your senior year!
08.19.2014 Lily {Senior}
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07.31.2014 Claire {Senior Portrait}
I first met Claire when I photographed her Bat Mitzvah, and here she is a senior already! She is gorgeous, a natural in front of the camera, and so much fun to be around. Claire has a great spirit that I think is captured here beautifully. Best wishes for a fun and memorable senior year!
06.16.2014 Olivia
I had a great time with this 9 year old beauty. She is a natural in front of the camera, and her smile brightened my day!
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Bayonne, town, Pyrénées-Atlantiques département, Aquitaine région, southwestern France, at the confluence of the Nive with the Adour River, 5 miles (8 km) from its mouth. With Biarritz, the noted Atlantic resort, it forms an extended built-up area. As Lapurdum, it was the chief port of Roman Novempopulania, and the coastal zone is still called the Pays de Labourd. The present name is thought to be Basque in origin. Traditionally it was the Bayonne Basques who first used the bayonet. Grand Bayonne on the left bank of the Nive, behind fortifications designed by the 17th-century French military engineer Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban, contains the Château Vieux and the Cathédrale de Sainte-Marie (13th–16th century, with two 19th-century towers [210 feet; 64 metres]). Across the river in Petit Bayonne are the Château Neuf, the Bonnat Museum, and the Basque Museum. Downstream, on the right bank of the Adour, are the port and industrial complexes of Le Boucau and Forges. Bayonne is known for its high-quality salt, hams, and chocolate. Much of the port's activity is linked to the export of the region's agricultural produce, especially corn (maize), as well as sulfur produced at Lacq. Bayonne also has metallurgy, electronics, and telecommunications industries, but the town is above all an administrative and commercial centre. There is also a university outpost, and the old town and its historic buildings have helped make Bayonne a tourist centre. Pop. (1999) 40,078; (2011 est.) 44,331.
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