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The Shine House Located 'in' the Gulf of Mexico(26 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:7 nights
- Sleeps:6
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
3 Bedroom with 2 King Beds and one Queen, 2 Full Baths
The Shine House is a stilt home that sits majestically, on a secluded peninsula with only 7 houses on it. The Lane is a dead end and is privately owned, so there is no traffic other than my neighbors. The Shine House is the next to the last house on the peninsula overlooking the Gulf of Mexico to the West. Our home has water/Marsh/Sawgrasses dividing the beautiful waters, providing beautiful views from every window, since it is on a peninsula, we have 3 sides that have water views. The Westside Upper Deck is the length of the house plus 15' which provides Multi~color Sunsets every night. Outside you will find ample seating and tables that await you and your fellow vacationers, from every vantage point. 3 sides water with marsh and sawgrasses provide an environment that you have never seen in a home, and maybe won't ever find again? An Outlook Bar has been built on the West Upper Deck railing for 6 to enjoy meals looking out at the Beautiful Nature GOD created. You will get your exercise by running back and forth from deck to deck, to upper to lower and front to back trying to see what is making all the commotion in the water. Dolphins come visit almost everyday. How amazing it is to watch Ospreys hovering 20' above the surface of the water, flapping their wings according to the breeze velocity so they can hover, then dive straight down to catch their food.
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Member since: 2012
Property Type
- House
- 1830 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 6
Minimum Age Limit For Renters:
No renters under the age of 25. NO parents renting my house for their children's vacation. Parents MUST be on premises every night with people under 25,or will be asked to leave, WITH NO REFUND....moreless
- Non Smoking Only:
Pets Considered:
Dogs considered with extra fee of $125.00 each, with a limit of 2 dogs. Only if Spayed and Neutered and at least 2 years of age, because of chewing issues...and I do not allow dogs to sleep IN or ON the Beds. Dog beds are provided. I also provide sofa covers for Guests with dogs, so I ask that they be not removed so the sofa's can be kept clean and in spotless condition for our Human Guests...;)...moreless
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 6
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Master Bathroom : toilet, shower
Enjoy looking at the Gulf of Mexico, while showering....moreless
- Bathroom 2: toilet, combination tub/shower
- 2 Nice Size Bathrooms with great water pressure...The Master Bath has a window in the Shower that overlooks the Gulf of Mexico...totally Amazing... ;)...moreless
Other Amenities
- Genesis 1:20 sums up... The Shine House 'IN' The Gulf. (Genesis 1:20). Then GOD Said, 'let the waters abound with an abundance of living creatures, and let birds fly above the earth...Across the face of the firmament of the heavens. This Scripture, epitomizes what our property on The Private, Secluded, Indian Bay Peninsula, surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico is all about. A piece of 'Old Florida', untouched, protected groves of Cabbage Palms and Sawgrasses complete with wildlife, birds, fish and water mammals abound in this Paradise. It's like you are visiting an Aquarium, but you are experiencing first hand, God's Creations. The Shine House may not be for everyone....But...if you are a Nature Lover. If you are totally astounded when you look out at the Gulf of Mexico from the 'Outlook Bar' on the Upper West Deck, and see several Dolphins swimming rings around each other, making snorting sounds and splashing lots of Salt Water everywhere, then maybe The Shine House is for you!...moreless
I use to own a CHRISTian Bookstore, so yes, I do have some Books at the house....moreless
DVD Player:
The Living Room and 3 Bedrooms all have WiFi Blu Ray DVD players with NetFlix available at no extra charge....moreless
I provide a puzzle of area birds for teens or adults, cards, chinese checkers, etc....moreless
Music Library:
A few CD's are at The Shine House, mostly Classic Rock....moreless
Satellite / Cable:
DIRECTV including DVR and Movie Channels...also NETFLIX also available on all TV's. Rainy days will be like going to the theater, in The Shine House living room...Surround Sound Rocks......moreless
Music is available on all the DIRECTV receivers, starting with channel, 801. Also AM/FM Clock Radios are in every bedroom....moreless
(4) The Living Room has a 60' LED HDTV with a WiFi Blu Ray DVD player and also an AM FM Tuner with surround sound. LED HDTV's are in all the bedrooms with WiFi Blu Ray DVD players...moreless
Video Library:
Dolphin Tale 1 and 2, Blu Ray Discs are in the living room book shelf, and I have several other titles. I am currently building the Video Library....moreless
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Tourist Attractions
- Botanical Garden
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Library
- Live Theater
- Marina
- Museums
- Playground
- Restaurants
- Theme Parks
- Water Parks
- Zoo
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Eco Tourism
- Gambling Casinos
- Horseback Riding
- Miniature Golf
- Outlet Shopping
- Paddle Boating
- Scenic Drives
- Shelling
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Whale Watching
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
Ocean View:
The Shine House IN the Gulf, is located on a secluded peninsula IN the Gulf of Mexico. Because the house is next to the last house on the peninsula, it has 3 totally different water/Gulf views....moreless
The Shine House IN the Gulf is just that. The House sits in the Gulf of Mexico on a peninsula with only 7 houses with The Shine being the next to the last on the point which has a private boat dock....moreless
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Basketball Court
- Cycling
- Deepsea Fishing
- Equestrian Events
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Golf
- Golf Privileges Optional
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Jet Skiing
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Pier Fishing
- Racquetball
- Roller Blading
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Water Skiing
- Water Tubing
- Wind-Surfing
The dining room table seats 6 with an additional 6 stools at the snack bar peninsula in the kitchen....moreless
- Dining Room
- Seating for 6 people
Air Conditioning:
I keep the Central Air on 74 degrees and it keeps a cool even temp throughout the house....moreless
Clothes Dryer:
Dryer's Brain is connected to the washer so it automatically knows what kind/load size of clothes have been washed and pre sets all settings.Perfume free Downy is used in washer, so no dryer sheets....moreless
We added a Beautiful Fireplace with Electricly Heated Amazingly Real looking faux logs. Remote located in the TV Caddy/Livingroom. *Please do not leave on. The Furnace Heat is more efficient. ;)...moreless
Fitness Room / Equipment:
The fitness Room is the Gulf, using the canoe and/or the 2 kayaks. Activity is what is great at The Shine House, walking, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, fishing, exploring, all are fun....moreless
- Hair Dryer
- Heating:
Highest Speed WiFi Internet available is provided at no extra charge....moreless
- Iron & Board
Linens Provided:
Quality linens are provided for all three beds, including pillows, quilts and including down comforters and duvet covers for those chilly nights in Jan/Feb....moreless
Living Room:
The living room has 2 sofas, 4 chairs, 2 foot stools & 4 bar stools, (total seating 12 to 16). The living Room, Kitchen, and Dining Room are in an L shape. A 50' LED TV with DIRECTV, WiFi, Blu Ray DVD...moreless
The Shine House is the next to the last house on a Private Lane, so ample parking is available in the driveway. If parking is needed for a motor-home/ boat trailer, simply inform the owner in advance....moreless
Free Nationwide Long Distance in-house wireless phone is provided, with the base docking unit on the Kitchen Desk area and the second in the Master Suite....moreless
Towels Provided:
Quality Towels, wash cloths, Kitchen towels are all provided. We do ask ladies to use the dark wash cloths to remove makeup. And to launder those dark washcloths separately....moreless
Washing Machine:
State of the Art Washer, automatically dispenses detergents,fabric softener etc.Also it has a Sanitize Cycle, no pretreat necessary,use soiled button,which opens weave of material so it releases stain...moreless
Coffee Maker:
We have 2 multi cup coffee makers and also a Keurig Single K~Cup maker. Several K~Cups are provided so as they are used up, we ask that you replace the flavor that is gone.Thank you....moreless
Dishes & Utensils:
The Shine House is my 2nd homes, so everything you would have at home is provided here. Complete table services for 12 people, also pots, pans, and cooking utensils are provided....moreless
Dish-washing Detergent Pacs are provided. We do ask if they run out during your vacation to please replace with the exact same product.This will prevent vacationers from purchasing all needs themselves...moreless
- Ice Maker
This is my second home, so the Kitchen is fully stocked including small appliances, like a griddle, electric stand mixer, waffle maker, crock pot, deep fryer, and a panini grill that is great....moreless
- Microwave
- Oven
Pantry Items:
We encourage Condiments, Spices, Paper items etc to be left in The Shine House to keep other vacationers expenses low. We do ask though, if a product runs out, please replace with same brand & size....moreless
Stainless Steel, Double Door, Regrigerator, Freezer, with ice maker and water in the door....moreless
Brand New, Stainless, JennAir, Downdraft, Electric, Smooth Stove Top with Convection, Electric Oven, installed June, 2013, It's Beautiful and a joy to cook on...;)...moreless
- Toaster:
(3) 850' of Upper Deck/Balcony almost surround this beautiful home with unbelievable views...moreless
There are 4 bicycles at The Shine House for riding. Osowaw is designated a biking road, although I would be very careful because it is a two lane road with not much berm. Biking at Nature Perserve....moreless
http://youtu.be/UC3ewJxKHqw ...This tour of the area and watching the Sunset, from the Gulf....moreless
Deck / Patio:
A total of 850 Sq. Ft of wrap around upper deck space some covered, just the South Deck is uncovered which is good for sunning all day. Ample comfortable seating is provided....moreless
Kayak / Canoe:
I provide a 14' Canoe with paddles, that holds 3 people, and 2 single kayaks with paddles and life vests. I leave 2 fishing poles at The Shine House with a couple of lures that are suppose to be good?...moreless
Lanai / Gazebo:
A bench has been strategically placed at the front seawall, along with stepping stones to provide a nice oasis, beneath the Palm Trees swaying in the breeze, as you gaze at the Gulf or fish for lunch ...moreless
Lawn / Garden:
I have planted 10 palm trees, and added numerous other plants and planters, lots and lots of 18'x18' concrete stepping stones, to make The Shine House more pleasurable while enjoying the outdoors....moreless
Outdoor Grill:
We provide a Charcoal grill with Charcoal, a gas grill and an electric grill (pull away from the siding and rail), up on South Deck. *PLEASE pull the downstairs grills out near the boat dock to grill....moreless
Porch / Veranda:
Underneath the house is so peaceful, with beautiful views in every direction...Out door seating is provided and also a wooden picnic table is provided. Such a nice gentle breeze blows under the house...moreless
Water Sports Gear:
I have swim noodles, for swimming in the Gulf, and a Shower is outside the Boathouse to remove the Sea Salt from your body before entering the house....moreless
RatesCurrency Conversion
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|Monthly *
My Standard Rate
7 night min stay
Changeover Day: Saturday
Additional information about rental rates
- Normal Housekeeping $125
- Refundable Damage Deposit $500
- Pet Fee $125
- Tax Rate 9.5%
Checks only, are accepted. Personal checks must clear your bank, before scheduled week is taken off the market, and also the check must clear your bank, 2 weeks before check in date. No exceptions.
The Shine House is not a child friendly home because of the antiques and keepsakes inside the house, and also the many decks that are high in the air, and also the Gulf surrounding the house/Peninsula.
No Reduced Rates, Please do not ask....Just 50% down holds your vacation week until 1 month prior to check~in, at which time the balance is due.
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Car: Necessary
Aripeka has long been forgotten from the hustle and bustle of modern day stresses of life and commercialism. This village has been called 'A Sleepy Little Fishing Town'. It has one country store, Norfleets, which has a private boat launch that you can use for a $5 fee, and also we have the historic Post Office.
Several Famous people have vacationed here frequently. Babe Ruth used to spend his weekends here in Aripeka (while his baseball training camp was in Tampa), because of the wonderful fishing and uniqueness of the village. Also the Wright Brothers vacationed here for the fantastic fishing. Famous artist, James Rosenquist lives here as well. Aripeka has 'The Old Florida' flavor here, quiet, light breezy days, relaxing, fishing, hiking, Wild untouched Nature is what Airipeka is about. As you drive on Osowaw, which is a very quaint 2 lane road, toward Aripeka, the speed limit drops to 35, and you go through a canopy of tropical trees to our 1/4 mile private lane.
Orlando is just 90 minutes away, so Disney World is available for a day trip. Also in Clearwater, about an hour away is The Clearwater Marine Aquarium, where Winter lives. Winter is the Dolphin that lost part of her tail because of an infection that set up from a Clam trap injury. Winter had a heart warming family movie made about her called, 'Dolphin Tale' which I have provided the DVD in the House so you can get to know her before you go visit the Aquarium.
Area Shopping is Fantastic, and only 3 miles away on Highway 19, includes Pier 1 Imports, Walmart, Publix, Macy's, JC Penney, Beull's and Beull's Outlet, Belk, Target, Home Depot, Lowe's, and Office Max to name a few.
All kinds of Restaurants are also just 3 short miles away, including Cracker Barrel, Panera Bread, McDonalds, Pizza Shops, Chinese, Mexican, Greek, Japanese Steak House, Chillies, Red Lobster and of course the Restaurants that only the locals know about...Brian's, R Beach, and Bayport Inn all where sea food is not only featured but also perfected..
Several Nature preserves are close by, Bayport Pier, is where I saw my first sea turtle...He was huge...
I see Dolphins almost every day...from the West Upper Deck, they are so playful with one another...and play for an hour. Manatees are seen from both front and back sea walls, along with Crabs, Needle Heads, Mullet, and Striper. Scallop fishing season is wonderful, and is not allowed further North of Aripeka, (season ends last of October).
Why not pack a picnic basket and take the canoe to one of the several uninhabited small Islands within rowing distance from The Shine House? One of the Islands has a sandy beach, where you can enjoy sunbathing privately...Just think...your own private Beach...where else can you get that...?? I provide portable lounge chairs to take with you in the canoe for laying out in the clear water on the sandy floor. Wading is great, just take some old tennis shoes to protect your feet. Swimming in the Gulf is pretty awesome...just anchor the canoe...and jump in...it is very shallow for miles, so no fear about being lost at sea..
I provide 2 bicycles for bike riding. Osowaw is a scenic bike route, (State Route 595). Just minutes away, is the Weeki Wachee Nature preserve where you can go hiking or bicycling, bird watching etc.
I provide 2 kayaks as well, so that you can experience kayaking in the Gulf or close to the shore where the waters are divided by marshes and sawgrasses, where lots of wildlife take refuse and feed.
The Muti~color Sunsets off the West Side Upper Deck are unbelievable, overlooking the Horizon of the Gulf of Mexico. I guarantee you will not want to leave this property for any reason. You will never tire of looking at all the wildlife that pays no attention to you being there. I have a boat dock on the back seawall, and both my neighbors on each side of me have boat launches, so getting your boat into the water is not a problem nor is tying your boat up to the dock until your next adventure.
Remember to pack all your camera gear, because you will turn into a photographer while here. Also bring binoculars if you have them. So you can enjoy watching birds, dolphins, etc. Boating, Fishing, Relaxing, Nature watching, Swimming, Canoeing, Kayaking, or just taking in the many views from every vantage point in and around my beautiful home. So come to Aripeka and feel like a local for a week. Leave all your stress back home...I guarantee it will be there when you return...But for the week you are here, Be Blessed by the fantastic show GOD will provide for you in this 'Nature's Coast of Florida'. Aripeka is where you feel like you have taken a trip back in time. My neighbors are like family just like the old days. I'm sure you will enjoy them also. My next door neighbor, Craig, just might go fishing with you in the canoe if you ask him to. Perhaps he will show you some of his best fishing spots. He catches huge red fish off my front seawall.
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2012
About the owner: My name is Kathie, my husband Mark and I have been married since 1995 and we are totally committed to each other. Mark has one Son who is married to a wonderful woman and they have a sweet little daughter that live in Florida. I have one Daughter, married to a great guy and they have 2 beautiful, teenage, daughters. I also have a Son, who is single, and has a sweet daughter as well. So we have 3 children, total, and 4 perfect granddaughters. We will be using The Shine House for family retreats starting new traditions and memories. Mark and I are total opposites, but with GOD we try to compliment each other rather than 'butt' heads. We are CHRISTians and try to put GOD ahead of everything in our lives. I have worked several places, with my last endeavor being, opening Heaven Bound CHRISTian Bookstore in 2003.I felt it was GOD's Will to open the store as a Ministry more than just another Bookstore. People were saved and healed in the bookstore, so I feel like GOD was pleased. I sold the bookstore in 2011 to a good friend that continued the Vision, GOD had put in my heart for the store. My husband, Mark, is co-owner of Honda Suzuki of Jackson, and is not ready to retire yet. We love to ride motorcycles. We also love cars especially fast, pretty cars.We love the water and all the activities that water provides, so buying The Shine House was a very good idea, but maybe premature given my husband's present responsibilities to the dealership, so that keeps him in Ohio as his main home, but I am more mobile, so I will be living in both The Shine House in Florida and also the house in Ohio.This allows me the flexibility to rent The Shine House occasionally, to vacationers when I am in Ohio.I will appreciate my vacationers to please take excellent care of my Shine House, and it's contents, because it is my home, and I am sharing my home with you and your family. Let me also add that I do not reduce my rental fee, so no need to ask.Most think I am very reasonable.
Why the Owner Chose Spring Hill, FL, USA:
My husband and I love warm weather, and all the activities that warm temps provide. The Gulf has always been a preference because of the lack of commercialism. We looked online for a property to buy for about a year and a half, then during a trip to Clearwater we got serious and contacted a realtor when we had several properties we wanted to look at. The ariel photo of The Shine House, seeing that it was remote and almost surrounded by the Gulf, was totally amazing to us. We didn't dream we could ever find a property like The Shine House, let alone own it. In all our viewing homes from Myrtle Beach to both East and West Coasts of Florida, we never found a property that had both Gulf views and Sawgrasses. I love to watch the sawgrass move this way and that from the gentle breezes of the Gulf of Mexico. The Shine House overlooks the Gulf to the West, so amazing, unobstructed views of Sunsets will captivate you every evening. Water views are amazing from every window in the house, sawgrass and water/Gulf views from windows facing North (Front) and South (Back) and The Gulf/Sawgrass views are from the West (Side) of the house. Aripeka has a population of only 500 people and is remote and quite removed from todays hustle and bustle of life in the 21st century. Visiting this quiet, sleepy little fishing village is like taking a trip back into time. Come to a place where the past and present meet, The Shine House in Aripeka, Florida. Aripeka has natural, vast forests of Cabbage Palm trees are still standing that have somehow remained untouched by man. Aripeka seems to be one of Florida's best kept secrets. This Gulf coast area offers abundant sea life, and fishing, that has been the draw to the area for years. Babe Ruth spent many winter weekends here during training camps in Tampa. The Wright Brothers spent vacations here as well. Aripeka has kept its natural resources untouched by man, so wildlife is still abundant here. Locals pride themselves in its quaintness.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
We bought the house for its unique location 'IN' the Gulf of Mexico, and the house was a pleasant surprise that came with the property. We fell totally in love with the views from every direction, from every vantage point. Under the house, in the house, outside the house, on the front porch, sitting on the bench on the front sea wall, sitting on our own boat dock in our aderondack chairs, sunning on the upper south deck, looking at the sunset from the 60' long west, covered deck. I saw Dolphins playing in the Gulf while viewing the property. I was overjoyed to have found such a place, to someday live. The seclusion of the peninsula, the protected Sawgrass areas, where nothing will ever be built or disturbed, were all very important to us. Over populated areas are not appealing to us, so this property was simply amazing. Our neighbors have adopted us as part of the family. They are very friendly and neighborly. I love inside The Shine House's views of the Gulf from almost every room. Every room has Gulf and/or Water/Sawgrass views with wildlife so abundant, that a zoo would love to have access to. The Gulf is literally our front yard and back yard. When you sit on our boat dock in the back yard, you are actually sitting 'IN' The Gulf of Mexico. There is a swim ladder on the dock that allows you access to swim right there. So our pool...is actually the Gulf of Mexico. You can see the uninhabited island, rowing distance away, that has a sandy beach to sun bathe, in the shallow water, with 2 portable lounge chairs that are provided. Unbelievably private! We love, love, love the seclusion that the Shine House offers, but we also love that as remote as this unique property is, it is quite close to everything. Shopping is amazing, just 2 miles away. In fact, there are 125 restaurants within 6.5 miles and 6 Cinema complexes within 11.2 miles. No matter what you may want to eat or shop for, it is just minutes away from The Shine House. This property offers so much diversity.
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The Shine House, is secluded, on a Dead End Ln. It's you 'LIVING IN' the Gulf!
View of the Gulf from the Sunny South Upper Deck, overtop the private Boat Dock.
Just walking through the front door,emerges you into the serene feeling of rest
Vintage antiques,keepsakes and treasured tapestries adorn every room of TheShine
French Doors were installed to increase ease of enjoyment of the West UpperDeck.
I replaced this 50'TV with a 60' LED for you pleasure and upgraded the sound too
At the end of a Beautiful, fun filled day, you will enjoy my luxury bedding.Zzzz
Take a Shower in the Master Suite, while enjoying the view of the Gulf of Mexico
The Coral 2nd Bath's soaking tub, allows for a bubble bath and a good book..Ahh.
Bring your own boat and hook up to our private Boat Dock just off the back yard
View of The Gulf from our private Boat Dock on a calm, cloudy day, is eye candy.
You will find that you will not leave The Shine House, especially before Son Set
7 homes on Peninsula. Private Ln. No traffic. Gulf is off Front & Back Seawalls.
The front of The Shine House has views of Sawgrasses and The Gulf,My Dream House
The Shine House is all about family and fellowship especially while cooking.
Comfy Great Room offers views toward the West for great Sunsets over the Gulf.
You may never turn on the 60' LED TV,with Gulf views available from every window
This pic does not do the Master Suite justice, Views of Sawgrasses and The Gulf.
The MasterSuite Bath will make getting showered and dressed quite a pleasure.
Bedroom 3's luxury bedding and Sawgrass views will bring sweet dreams for sure.
Dirty clothes are no problem in this well equipped cheery, laundry.
Beautiful Stilt home with unbelievable Gulf/water/Sawgrass views to please.
A scenic canoe ride from The Shine House,& you arrive on this very Private Beach
Every evening,you will enjoy GOD's artwork,just like snowflakes, no two are alike
This listing was first published here in 2012.
Date last modified - Thursday, May 25, 2017
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Sandusky Star Journal, The (Newspaper) - February 11, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio LAST EDITION THE SANDUSKY STAR-JOURNAL. FORTY-FOURTH YEAR SANDUSKY, OHIO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY NUMBER 106 'FLIES ABOVE CITY LEADS FIGHT FOB THE OREGON PLAN Hamilton, at Juarez, Convinces Officers of the Value of Bird-Men. IGEN. OROZCO OFF TO MEET GEN. NAVARRO definite News As to Location ol i Federal Troops Makes Battle Possible, EL PASO, Tex., Feb. That the aeroplane Fs of great worth in the army for scouting purposes was admitted by army officials to- day following the feat yesterday of Charles K. Hamilton in flying Jtwez and making minute observation of the fortifications. "I was feet in the air all the time and flying at the rate of 50 miles an hour" said Hamilton, following Ms flight. "It would have bran almost impossible for a rnladle of any kind to have hit me." Mai EL PASO, Feb. The flrst defi- nite news of the whereabouts of General Navarro and his federal forces was learned today when word JVAS received from him at San Jose, 73 miles south of Juarez, that he is fighting his way north but ts being harassed continually by the rebels When the news of his whereabouts reacheds the rebaFcsmpT-fSeneral Or- izeo immediately flirted south to mee! Navarro and it Is almost certain t battle between them will take place today. It is reported that General Orozco is to be displaced by General Soto. General Blanco is still operating in- dependently. Picks Rebels to Win LIMA, O., Feb. Mexican Insurrectos will defeat General Navar- ro is my belief, and If they do, they tan take Juarez at will and whem they do this their cause will have been This was the statement of Dr. E. ID. Sinks, who left the camp of the ftfexican rebel chieftain, General Oro- zoo, less than a week ago to bring his wife to this city from El Paso, Texas Dr. Sinks was with the rebels In the capacity of surgeon for the past weete. says Orozco has Juarez at his mercy for Says and rebel sympathiz- ers cannot understand his failure to attack. General Blanco, however, is the genius of the insurrection, ac- cording to the returned Ohioan. Honduran Compromise. SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Carlos Alyberto TJcles, Honduras Member of the Sartago peace court, has teen agreed upon as a compromise preaidifit at a teonfewnce Vtween President Davlla and General Bon- ilia, who is heading the Honduran revolution, on board the American cruiser Tacoma, according to dispatch- es received here. Hugh L. Nichols, chairman of the democratic executive1 committee, ha- gone to the rotiet of Governor Harmon in his fight to pass the Stockwell "Ore- gon plan direct election ol senators bill." Farmers Condemn Measure After Hearing President Taft's Strong Argument SENATE ACTION UNLIKELY New Cry Raised By Regulars Against Extra Session, Fear- ing Steel Trust Probe, BEPEATS ARGSUJfESTS SPBIN6FIELD, 111, Feb. President Tuft today made his sec- end big speech in favor of his Can- adian reciprocity treaty before the Illinois legislature. It was large. ly a repetition el the arguments made at Columbus yesterday, bnt was more enthusiastically re ceiled. Rebels Executed. COLUMBUS, O., Feb. ap- ical of President Taft to farmers in }ehalf of the Canadian reciprocity agreement fell upon deaf ears here. The president was cordially received and respectfully heard at the Nation- al Corn show but before he left the city some 300 farmers adopted a reso- lution condemning the agreement and predicting that it would injure the farmers. The president in his speech declared the fear of reduced farmland values was unfounded and that the American farmer would not bp injured by the advantage to the Canadian farmer. In a mass of statistics, special stress was laid on Canada's inability to corn- corn production because' of CAPE HAYTIEN, Feb. eral P.hjmpiimvt. and General Mich- _. ael fshort season- There was evi. were both captured and at; wora1 of the declaration, once executed, according to messages I The President, in closing, said: "Let received here today. It is believed tne ,bp mtn this will end the revolution I Deration and in six months the j farmers of the border who now have fears will rejoice m this great step closer business and social re- lations with our neighbors Thy whole countrj, farmer, mamifactmer, lailroacl company, middleman, ware- house man. all will be the gainer." The possibility of an extra session of the new congress was not touched REPUBLICAN LEADER TARGET OF ASSASSIN BARCELONA, Feb. attempt to assassinate Alexander Ijerroui, on publican leader, was made on the streets heie today when five shots the'reg'uTar republicans are using tht were fired at him by an u as- sailant. None took effect. According to Washington aduce: (Continued on Page Six FOR THE PERRY BILL majority of the committee and stands a good chance of passage attiiufe the prudent will take WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. on the matter is do.ibtf.il It is in di-1 THE WEATHER Forecast Snjvv or ra'n tonight Sunday, rising temperature. TPniperatuie at 7 a. m 17 de- Tempcratuie one year ago, 16 degrees. Sun IISPS Sundaj at 6 29 a. m and sets at 5.02 p m rises Mon- dav at 6 a. m and sets at 5.03 p m. (standard tirnf.) Maximum wind velocitv for 24 hours ending at noon today. 12 miles southwest at 11 o'clock" Sat- urday morning. Protest Is Entered and Later House Sergeant-at-Arms Is Rebuked. DEAN OPTION BILL DELAY "Wets" Are Said To Need Five Out of Eight Doubtful Members, S LATEST CLAIM; Police, However, Have Infor- mation To The Contrary, It is Asserted THINK WEALTHY MAN HIRED GHOULS' BAND Evidence That Search Was Made for a Certain Casket, Possibly to Get Jewels. STAR-JOURNAL BUREAU, Dispatch Building. COLUMBUS, 0., Feb. Vining's first attempt to make 'the house work on Friday can hardly be said to have proved a shining success yesterday. He managed to muster 97 members present, but doubtless the presence of President Taft in Colum- bus had the eftect ot Keeping many here who otherwise would have gone to their homes. But even with that large number present members having bills on the calendar were unwilling to let them go to a One member, Mr. Calvey of Cleve- land, suffered from the rule that an author of a bill who is not present when his bill is reached for third read- ing will be punished by having the bill sent to the foot of'the calendar and as the result Calvey's street car vesti- bule bill now occupies that unenviable position. Only a quisk move by Price Russell, the democratic leader, to ad- journ, which carried, saved another bill by the same author from the same fate. That was his full freight crew 11 which fallowed on the calendar. The first lobby cry from. tji> floor of the house was morn- ing. Fellinger of Cuyahoga made it. He protested to the speaker against permitting lobbyists to call members Erom their seats while the house was in session His complaint was direct- ed principally to James A. Rice, of Canton, one of the speakers for the Irys at the Dean bill hearing, who was n the hall, hut also had reference to lobbyists for the county officers' asso- elation who were opposing the sage of the Leathers bill restricting :he salaries of county commissioners, which was on the calendar for third reading. The compensation of commission- ers is based on the grand duplicates of .the counties and as the grand dupli cates are being enormously increased under the full valuation of real estate and the low tax rate the salaries of commissioners will be doubled, trebled or Quadrupled if the law stands as it s. Mr. Leathers' bill limits the salar- es to what the commissioners were laid in 1910. On motion of the mem- >er from Madison, Mr. Jenkins, the bill was recommitted to the fees and salaries committee. i Speaker Vining paid no attention to he lobby complaint of Mr. Fellinger ERIE, Pa Feb announce- ment that no bcdies were taken from the Scott mausoleum here, all having been found, has not in any way clear- ed up the mystery of the despoiling oJ the tomb. That the breaking into the mausoleum and tampering with the caskets was tne work of hired ghouls in the employ of a man of considerable wealth and some posi- tion, is the latest thecry of the detec- tives employed by the Scott family. Members of the family and the de- tectives gave out the word that no body is missing Despite this, infoi- mation credited bv the Ene police is that the body ot Mi s. William L. Scott, nf the cnginal head of the fam- ily and builder o' mausmeum, has been stolen and that this fact is kept by the detectives. This infor- "police from two down the arms for permitting persons to pass n and out while a call of the house in progress. On both sides of he legislature the rule against lobbj- sts has been ignored at his session and the lobbyists are get- ing pretty bold again. The Dean bill will come from the lommittee with recommendation fo, confidential sources. One is the state- ment of a man who is represented to have had sufficient influence to pass the police guard who have guarded the mausoleum siuce it was closed by members of the family boon after the robbery was The theory for the robbery of the mausoleum on which the Peikins de- tective agency is at work is that the ghouls planned to carry off the bones of William L. Scott, millionahe rail- road man, which have been in the mausoleum twenty years, and hold them for ransom. They believe that the crjpts containing bodies of the other members of tbe family were opened in a search for toe bones of Scott and that they were kept from completing their task bj- lack, and t Scott crypt. F. of Plttsburg and F. C. Schindle of New York, who head the Burns agancj here, announce as their theory that the motive for the desecration of the mausoleum was a search for jewels supposed to have been buried with the bodies of Mrs McCullom or Mrs Scott. In sup- port of this theorj they point to the fact that the caskets of the two wo- were tho only ones opened. Crjpts containing the other bodies were broken open and the name plates hooked out with a jimmy or other in- struments In such each case as soon as the name plate revealed that the casket contained the bones of a man the work on that crypt ended. Eveij circumstance within the mau- soleum points to the certainty that the ghouls were searching for some spec- ial casket or caskets. WHAT WAS MYSTERIOUS MOTIVE OF DESPOILERS nrflni T D! OF THE TOMB OF MILLIONAIRE SCOTT AT ERIE? I till Lt I Lt The upper picture shows the despoil ed mausoleum from which it was thought the body of William L. Scott, the millionaire builder, or some of his relatives, had been taken. Mrs. Thorna Strong Ronalds, beautiful daughter of Scott, called in the police and detectives to work on the case. TttRS. THOSA SOTSCW3 'J2CKALDS Meeting Tonight Expected To Result in Definite Steps For Tax Relief. AUDITOR CONFIDENT PLAN WILL SATISFY Proposed Horizontal Reduction And New Equalization Would Be Effective HARRY THAW'S BIRTHDAY NEW YORK, Feb. Mairv Kendall Thaw, the star bccrder for the criminal insane at Mattea- wan, will celebrate first birthday forty- (Continued on Page Six.) u few HI ;uiis Thaw will have rounded out five years behind prison b-irs as a result of the u i the Madison Square Roof Garden on that night in June. TV hen he shot and i! L5 antord White He has nrv. been at the Matteawan in- stitiition neaily tlnee >ears and prior to being taken tbeie he had passed two years in the Tombs Contestants Will Work Hard Up To The Last Minute While It Has Been a Busy Day For The Manager. Contestants will be received at the he or she will have a neat little bank office of The Sanduskj Star-Jo.irna! account besides the coveted ,itle of on Water street up until 9 o clock to- night All workers who want to t.iKe rdvantagp of that tremendous offer -lo'ih'f must rio so before Not in many a day has more general satisfaction been exprete- ed than over the action of the exe- cutive committee of the Buslneta Men's association and County Au- ditor Deist in arranging for a con- ference Saturday evening to con- sider the tax value problem and arrange for a mass 'meeting of property owners as announced In Friday's Star-JournaJ. It ia the belief of most business men and others viho talked of the matter that it will be possible to secure relief and equity through this pro- ceeding. Whether or not Auditor Deist's suggestion of a horizontal reduction of ten per cent m valuations will be fol- -tewed, ont that this would mike some values too low and give relief where none is ask- ed, while the inequalities would sttll exist. On the other hand" it is urged that such a general reduction conhl be made and the inequalities adjust- ed afterward, the review board reduc- ing the figures vvheie they would still remain too high, and adding to the low valuations. Oue business man secured from the records at the couit house the figures applying to property of members qt the board of review and found that in the case of each member, the tax- es to be paid under a one per cent limit, and at the new high valuation, will be somewhat lower than the tax- es now being paid. He argued tfcfe- if every property owner could say'as much there could be no objection to the high valuations. The' complaint is that many property owners find their valuations so enormously In- creased as to add considerable to Uwfr taxes. It resolves itself back to tip same tbe yalnattons have, in hundreds of made much higher than the actual cash or market value. The figures show that Dan Knui, of the review board, has been paying 50 taxes on his residence on Co- lumbus avenue and under tie new valuation, will pay at a one per cent limit, 29. an increase of. OB the. Kunz flat building he has beea paying a year but under the new valuation of he will pay but 56, a saving of This Is a net reduction of on his property Paul Miller has been paying a vear on his Columbus avenue resi- dence and under the new valuation will pay 547.09, an increase of On the Johnson Miller property on. Me'gs street he has paid and undei the new valuation will par a saving of His net saving will be 51 cents. Charles A Lehrer's home on borne street. mvnpH hy his was taxed 53842 and under the new valuation the tax will be can ou the nffei is a !I taxpayers would these How to get tha those duiiblo otes as most cxiractaiiuuy one ARMY OF SUFFRAGISTS BESIEGES OP LAWS AT ILLINOIS STATE CAPITAL A meeting of the Ohio delegation has been called for this evening to discJSfi ways and means of bringing the Perry Centennial bill to the attention of congress. Webster P. Huntmgton, secretary a of the commission, will preside at ft the meeting. Michael Mahaney and A. C. Dumont of Fostorla and Bert Moore of Fremont art in Washing- ton and saw Representative An- derson today. trfct va'ianc? vvitn his policy of econ- t omy A number of members of con- gress believe that it will be a mistake t to pass" e'ther the Sitllowav or Mc- Cumber bilh, and suggest Thit the, I Or.n-1 Arm- blil be substituted They I point out that thi1 president will be 1 iiKrh t-i veto the grand army bill I than either the Sullovvay or McCum- i ber bill, neither of which has the offl- c.al approval of the Grand Army. Theie is also in the realm of pos- sibilities a chance fcr-at tbe pension bill rnav be killed at this session. This possibility is entiieh dependent upon the decision of the supreme court in trie corporation tax case. A total of the house, and aid it if the sunreme ttj IfcCumber bill, eairvins fllh s the constft'Sit oT the corporation tax law but a decis- i u is nraciicci ly certain that the Sal- ioa of the tax to loway bill will not ac m its bp wouH mean that I present form Some iadic.il change TROUT The first of a series of weekly visits da5 will be ,-n.Pited Mond.i> on the Thc pictures of the dear little dar- double vote offer. hiv- winch have in cnrtost has been the The Stai-Journal for the past several busiest man n SaudusUy today and lem for tlie Business lien's Associa- tion committee and Deist to lonsidei at their meeting .Saturday t.PMns at 7 o'clock in the eiybody who has a little darling in great iaw is iaKmg aihantage ot" double And ft is worth taking .dvantage of, too Your f fforts this week will sn a long tow aid win- ning one of those sold to be awarded to tho most popular babes of (Continued on Page 7) REPORT SAYS TROOP Personal contact with about a han- f'red tiixpaj ers Saturday morning .convinced Auditor Deist that a hor- Iizontal reduction of 10 or 15 per cent Ur- ftgtm plai ed bv the board of review would TRANSPORT HAS SUNK ______________ "The proposed reduction wouH ,T. F Fh demands of a" out two Erie county and vic.nity on Fcbiuary tnoj me munition to Yemen, wrere the na- arc hnldmg their property at a very tues are in ipvolt, is repoH-'U to have nisn he concluded. snnA- m thc Red Sea with all board. You still o eral hours in to work. Don't quit just be- cause you made one report to the contest manager Remember :hat every new subscription turned in tonight will count just double what it I would under ordinary circumstance'; Mako the round of -.our friend? and if >ou can't reilizo on of thogp have Men made you Rerpp'rhpr thaf you have up until 9 o'clock to erab off some more of those double Have >ou In unir own sub- scription1' If not. do FO at nn'e You harfllj oxppct friends to J work for your bain unless you nu" forth some little effort yourself Do j you know that vom own i for one year, if turned In to-' night will net >ou eighteen thousand And you are subscribing fort newspaper second to none in this j part of the state. You owe H to >ouri little cherub to do some effective work, in this interesting competition j If you make the little one a winner met rrmsivG. SERVED AS A MAN IN WAR, SEEKS PENSION LONDON. Feb 1 f.rtin-1. foreis .ei-. b to todtty The prints sibie foi the plague -Another boxer M HI Cli.ua a- udtlliuE priests, s if Tived beie telliiit; iht na- are respon- SHERIDAN, Feb. on record to apply for an army r-onsion because of actual ser- in the cml appeared Mrs Louisa E. Bliss mads i aophcai tin, alleging that she dressed a -nan and was sent on many igeious missions during the war. W1L EASE NONES OF EAST ENDERS; i IRE NIGHIFI ALARM BLASTS COMICS UNPOPULAR The of the good in [John Bing instructed Chief EntdaeM the East End, especially those rosid-' Phillips of the water works pozDptttf Ing in the vicinity of the water works i station, of changes in tbe pumping station, are on the jagged! program. Hereafter, the whittle edge They have awake not to be sounded for tirw Among the women actively engaged u V> asd favor amoL'c the, NEW YORK, Feb old- nights, nervously awaiting the shrill the hours of 8 o'clock 11 the fashioned "comic" valentines blast of 'he fire whistle. Oi if. per-. and 5 o'clock In the mcwnl which showed signs of passing a chance, they fell Into a sweet slum-1 curfew will be blown at UMt Ml year ago. will be almost com- ber, they were sure to be awakened but Engineer pletely missing on Feb 14 this by these same shrill blasts announc- Wholesale distributors here j ing a fire somewhere in the city. But no more. There will be quiet nights in tee East End henceforth save for milder blasts of the curfew whistle. Following consultation with May- or Lehrer and Safety Director Hanser Saturday morning, Set vice Dtrtctbr mt 4M Mon fe 1 structed tbat er than hare twti past to tto a. m. flre alarm li to be dlaeoBtlaaed. Tbe follow follow mMOTWI to dtr NEWSPAPER! ;
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The California Environmental Quality Act or CEQA is the state's complex environmental review process for building and construction projects.
Carl Guardino with the Silicon Valley Leadership Group says the law has been manipulated to stop development.
GUARDINO: "This great law has been greatly abused for non-environmental purposes."
So he's leading an effort to change the law so that any project that meets state, federal and local environmental regulations could not be sued under CEQA.
Jim Earp with a coalition of construction unions supports these proposed changes.
EARP: "It's not always just about how many end up in lawsuits, it's, and this is particularly true in public infrastructure projects, how much the delay adds to the cost of that project."
But Kathryn Phillips with the Sierra Club says lawsuits are how the law is enforced.
PHILLIPS: "The reason we've been getting better developments, we've been getting cleaner projects is because whatever is going to be built there has to mitigate or reduce the emissions that they would otherwise produce."
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Re: st: RE: Panel data and sparse data
"Austin Nichols" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: RE: Panel data and sparse data
Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:41:52 -0400
James Nachbaur--
Sounds like World Bank data or the data sources on which it is based,
e.g. national census/survey data collected at irregular heterogeneous
intervals. Rather than interpolating or imputing, you may want to
fill forward, so each variable is measured as of the last time
observed, but limit this to one observation "filled in" in the final
data. E.g. if you have data on India in 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990, and
1995, but you have data on Pakistan in 1977, 1982, 1989, and 1994,
maybe you want to use obs defined as of 1977, 1982, 1990, and 1995,
and use the most recent year of data for each of those. You certainly
don't want to conduct a survival analysis as if you have 21 (or even
19) years of data on each country, which is what
interpolation/imputation would imply. The first step in this process,
I think, is to determine the number of observations you can plausibly
use, given different choices over years to include.
What are you planning to do about countries merging/splitting/being born?
If you ignore advice not to interpolate, at least do it in logs for
vars which are strictly positive (won't matter for all vars, but where
it matters, e.g. population or GDP, it is probably superior). E.g.
sysuse uslifeexp
g y=le if mod(year,5)==0
g lny=ln(y)
ipolate lny year, gen(iy)
g exp=exp(iy)
line le year || sc exp y year
Note in the example how poor the interpolated data can be.
On 7/16/08, Nick Cox <email@example.com> wrote:
> In this context imputation is usually called interpolation, with a
> centuries-long history to boot. And you can do it inn various ways from
> linear interpolation (-ipolate-) and cubic interpolation (-cipolate-
> from SSC) upwards.
> But my visceral reaction is, for your situation, Don't. Survival
> analysis is in a strong sense geared to make use of the information you
> have and interpolation would just be a way of kidding yourself you had
> more.
> Nick
> email@example.com
> James Nachbaur
> I have a panel data set of 165 counties over 55 years with many
> variables observed every 10 years or every 4 to 5 years. I am running
> a survival time model with unobserved heterogeneity. My question for
> the list is, What is a good way to impute data for the years that lack
> observations? In my research, I have seen a lot on variables missing
> at random, or on data sets where only one variable has missing data,
> but my situation is not like those.
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ABIDJAN, April 26 (Xinhua) -- The forces of the United Nations Operation in Cote d'Ivoire (ONUCI) are on "high alert" following a wave of violence that erupted after the announcement of the local election results, a source from the mission said on Thursday.
"The UN soldiers and the police units will remain on high alert and will maintain the high levels of vigilance," the ONUCI spokesperson Sylvie van den Wildenberg said when she addressed the press in Abidjan.
Some 9,500 UN soldiers and 1,500 UN police were mobilized to support Cote d'Ivoire's forces in providing security during Sunday's municipal and regional elections. This was exclusive of other "reserve forces" who were placed on standby just in case of a major incident.
"We have been on high alert since Sunday and we shall continue monitoring the situation," Wildenberg said.
She said that the UN had already intervened in various localities across the country where violence had broken out.
A wave of violenct incidents followed the announcement of election results by the Independent Electoral Commission (CEI), especially in districts within Abidjan and Yamoussoukro (230 km from Abidjan) as well as in the northern parts of the country.
"ONUCI would like to condemn acts of vandalism and violent protests witnessed since the end of the elections, and would also like to appeal for calm, respect for the people's choices and the rule of law," the spokesperson said.
She reminded the electoral losers and their supporters that "the only way to contest the elections was through the courts of law."
The UN mission further called on CEI to "announce as soon as possible" the remaining results of the local elections.
CEI announced that before releasing all the results, it will need to verify the vote tallies in various constituencies, especially in Treichville (Abidjan), Cavally (west), Doropo (north- east), Kongasso and Mankono (north) where vote tallying was disrupted.
The local elections were conducted peacefully but without a huge turnout, and they were boycotted by the Cote d'Ivoire Popular Front (FPI), the party of ex-president Laurent Gbagbo.


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I hate selling firearms. When I buy one, it becomes like a small part of me. Several years ago I picked up a Walther P22 and absolutely loved it. It felt very nice, albeit a little small in my hands, and I had no complaints with the quality. The problem that I quickly discovered was that it really hated cheap ammo. In fact, I ended up running CCI Mini-mags through it as they were the only things that would cycle without issue. I was told that eventually the springs would lighten and that I should be able to shoot lower power rounds through it, but that never happened. I ended up selling it because I couldn't justify buying the relatively expensive .22 rounds to feed it.
I have felt that piece missing from my life since then. I really like the idea of a .22 pistol for fun and helping new shooters get comfortable before moving to a larger caliber. I haven't really been keeping my eyes on the market as I have been doing a .300 BLK SBR build with a suppressor, so that's pretty much taken all my fun money. A few months ago my buddy at work picked up the SR22, and that got me wanting another .22 pistol. Somehow I missed that there was even such thing as the S&W M&P22 until like 2 weeks ago. I went to Sportsman's Warehouse and they actually had one in stock. It took about 45 seconds for me to decide that I couldn't leave the store without it.
I took her home and cleaned/lubed her and decided that I probably should get rid of the mag disconnect and the manual safety. So, those 2 are gone. I ordered some safety hole plugs for the frame from a gentleman on the smith-wessonforum who prints them on a 3D printer out of ABS.
I love the way this thing feels! With the safety removed, it's nigh unto identical to the full size M&P9. The sights came shooting a little high and left. The elevation is super easy to adjust, but looks like I'll have to drift one of the sights for windage. The best news is this shoots the cheaper .22 with no issues. I ran about 20 Mini-mags first, then about 100 Federal bulk through it with ZERO malfs. Today I was at Gallenson's and they had a bunch of sub-sonic CCIs rated for 1050 fps. I figured I might as well get a box and see how horrible they are, because eventually I want to put a can on her. Took it out today and cycled all 100 SS rounds again with ZERO malfs. I ran another 200ish Federal bulk through it and called it a day. That puts the round count to about 425-450 without cleaning and no failures.
I can't recommend this thing highly enough to someone considering either the SR22 or the P22. I know Gallenson's had one one sale today for $349 if anyone is interested. I paid a little more than that at Sportsman's.
Also, I'm not hating on the P22. I wish mine worked well with the ammo I wanted to shoot. Also, I believe the M&P22 is outsourced and made by Walther anyway...


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If Peter Chrisp could make just one change to improve New Zealand it would be to have "more big companies".
His top three business priorities for the next 12 months are growth, recruitment and cultural change.
The single biggest factor that would assist NZTE to remain internationally competitive from New Zealand would be a "well functioning and organised NZ Inc."
Chrisp believes that New Zealand needs more bigger companies to prosper and reach its full potential.
"New Zealand is enterprise-limited, not opportunity-limited," says Chrisp. There is plenty of opportunity, but the basic dilemma is companies of scale."
He notes that though there are 14,000 companies in New Zealand, only 260 are bigger than $25 million when it comes to export revenue. According to StatisticsNZ, 460 companies have between $5 and $25 million export revenue.
"Getting companies that have the scale and capacity to take some risk and put people in market, make some mistakes, invest in their business model in the market, requires time, patience, tenacity and funds to make it happen," he says.
"The long and sustained strong dollar is forcing companies to adapt and adopt new premium chasing business models," he adds.
Chrisp is one of the key players who are developing the New Zealand "brand story".
He says the brand story is being built from the ground up with about 200 private sector and public sector people involved. "We have arrived at what we think the story is and are now shooting a lot of audio-visual and other collateral material to make that widely available."
Chrisp spells out that the New Zealand brand story has three central fundamentals that underpin themes that people can dip into and use to project their company's position in offshore markets. They are:
The integrity of who we are - "honesty, transparency, and being good partners"
The care of our place and people - "we live in a good environment in NZ and welcome people to that environment"
Resourcefulness - "the most important - but untold".
Chrisp says that though there are a "truckload of challenges" working from New Zealand, he is fundamentally "quite optimistic because of our ability to adapt and transform ourselves".
Within NZTE, costs are down, customer satisfaction and employee engagement up and importantly the growth rates of NZTE's company customers have grown by 6.1 per cent over the past 12 months and the deal value was $700 million in that period.
NZ needs a national brand for global market
Sixty per cent of CEOs agree with the proposition that New Zealand needs a national brand to protect its position in global food markets.
The NZ infant formula industry faced questions from China earlier this year after unscrupulous traders falsely promoted some brands as well-known on Kiwi supermarket shelves. New Zealand and China now require infant formula brands to be registered.
Minter Ellison's Cathy Quinn cautions, "we do need to take care that neither New Zealanders or foreigners use the NZ image to grow their businesses then produce goods or services that damage our image and reputation".
Among other comments: "Fonterra needs to take leadership in the Chinese infant formula market. "It needs to ensure New Zealand's reputation and value chain remain in New Zealand control" and "We do need to preserve our privileged brand position before it gets diluted."
But there is divergence on whether a national brand would work in practice."It would be a great idea if we can guarantee we are 100 per cent Pure and our products come from a clean, green environment," said one CEO, highlighting the state of our waterways.
Goodman Fielder's Peter Reidie is among the 23 per cent who don't believe a national brand is the answer. "However, it does need national consistency and a focus on protecting/encouraging/building the things that will make a difference in years to come - clean, green, pure, quality systems, 'safe' food, no GMO's."
Sixty per cent of respondents believed the proposition that New Zealand could be positioned as a "food bowl" for Asian and other fast-growing economies is understood; 69 per cent say it would benefit their businesses.
Southern Cross' Ian Macpherson noted, "we can grow food to sustain about 25 million people - that's a tiny part of Asia - aren't we spreading ourselves too thinly even now? Focus on high quality, premium prices and not volume."
But a funds manager cautioned that "food bowl" was not in itself a good brand. "It sounds like we are feeding the poor, we need to position around healthy living."


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In 2014 I wrote about Microsoft and Dell's joint Cloud Platform System offering, Microsoft's initial foray into an "Azure-Like" experience in the enterprise data center. While not a complete or totally transparent Azure experience, it was a definite stake in the ground around Microsoft's intentions to provide enterprise Azure with hybrid on-premise and public cloud (Azure) interoperability.
I got it wrong about other partners – as far as I know, Dell is the only hardware partner to offer Microsoft CPS – but it looks like my idiot-proof guess that CPS was a stepping stone toward a true on premise Azure was correct, with Microsoft today announcing its technology preview of Azure Stack, the first iteration of a true enterprise Azure offering with hybrid on-prem and public cloud interoperability.
Azure Stack is in some ways a parallel offering to the existing Windows Server/Systems Center and Azure Pack offering, and I believe it represents Microsoft's long-term vision for enterprise IT, although Microsoft will do nothing to compromise the millions of legacy environments who want to incremental enhance their Windows environment. But for those looking to embrace a more complete cloud experience, Azure Stack is just what the doctor ordered – an Azure environment that can run in the enterprise that has seamless access to the immense Azure public cloud environment.
On the partner front, this time Microsoft will be introducing this as a pure software that can run on one or more standard x86 servers, no special integration required, although I'm sure there will be many bundled offerings of Azure Stack and integration services from partners.
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Well, maybe everybody is saying "cloud" these days, but my first impression of Microsoft Windows Server 8 (not the final name) is that Microsoft has been listening very closely to what customers want from an OS that can support both public and private enterprise cloud implementations. And most importantly, the things that they have built into WS8 for "clouds" also look like they make life easier for plain old enterprise IT.
Microsoft appears to have focused its efforts on several key themes, all of which benefit legacy IT architectures as well as emerging clouds:


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awesome bunch of white trucks, :glasses:, It would be cool to see some dirty white trucks that have been mudded up a lil.
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Mine doesn't see much mud.
But, in the first 2 pics the bed is filled with pine tree.
It's the best I could do.
Its got a little mud on there!
I'm new here so here goes. I just traded my '03 Silverado for a new '14 GMC sierra. The Silverado only had 39,000 miles on it.
But I wanted a new crew cab truck. I'm retired and a new widower so I only needed one vehicle and so I said what the hell and
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Clearfield Progress (Newspaper) - August 8, 1966, Clearfield, Pennsylvania Today's Chuckle The first thing for a young person to do after getting a job is to purchase an alarm clock, even if he has to mortgage his car to do it. The Progress Reader's Tip A Philipsburg marine writes from Viet Nam. See Page 4. Vol. 60 - No. 186 Our 56th Year Clearfield, Curwensville, Philipsburg, Moshannon Valley, Pa., Monday, August 8, 1966 15,155 Copies Daily 16 PAGES TODAY Effective Next Year... Curwensville Dam Water Level Increase Approved A seven-foot increase in the height of the Curwensville Dam, effective next year, has been approved by the Chief of the Army Corps of Engineers, Dr.v Maurice K. Goddard, state secretary of Forests and Waters, told The Progress today. The increase in elevation will enlarge the permanent pool during the months from April through early fall to 790 acres and increase the shoreline to 19 miles. At the present time, the recreation lake measures 540 acres and has a shoreline of 16 miles. As a result of the Army En- gineers' decision, the Forests and Waters Department is now planning development of boating, swimming, picnicking and other facilities on the basis of enlarged lake, Dr. Goddard said. Enlargement of the lake area had been asked by Curwensville Borough Council and the Cur- wensville Planning Commission to provide an even more attractive boating area than presently exists. At the dedication of the dam May 2R, Brig. Gen. David S. Parker, then North Atlantic Division Engineer, announced that he was seeking approval by the Chief of the Army Engineers for the Increase in size. General Parker and Col. Frank W. Rhea, Baltimore District Engineer, told the dedication audience that a study *by the Army Engineers had shown that the Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 4 JUST ANOTHER VISITOR - Like all Fair visitors, Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer, the GOP candidate for governor, couldn't resist digging into a hotdog at the Clearfield County Fair Saturday afternoon. (Progress Photo by Jack Zipf) Shafer, Tabor Impressed By County Fair By BETTY HAMILTON Progress Staff Writer Lt. Governor Raymond P. Shafer and Pennsylvania's Secretary of Commerce John K. Tabor made whirlwind tours of the Clearfield County Fair Saturday and went away quite impressed. "I was amazed at the size of the crowds and the wonderful exhibits - particularly the grange and livestock. You have a wonderful fair here and everybody seems to be having a great time," Lt. Gov. Shafer said. During his tour of the grounds and the exhibits, the lieutenant governor proved to be a typical Fair visitor - and with the appetite that is one of their characteristics. Before he left the grounds he had consumed two hot dogs, two Cokes and a meat ball sandwich. In between he stopped to introduce himself and chat with Fair visitors. "The governor is away so he asked me to stop in and give his greetings," he said. Some of the Fair-goers were a little surprised to discover the tall, sandy - haired shirt-sleeved man was the state's second high official. Others like the Pennsylvania Ramblers, a dance band playing in the grove, recognized him instantly. As he passed they broke into the "Pennsylvania Polka," in his honor. There were some surprises in store for him, too. He was greeted on the grounds by his daughter and daughter-in-law who were at State College and came to visit the fair. Lt. Gov. Shafer arrived at the fairgrounds about 3:45 p. m., some 15 minutes after the departure of Commerce Secretary Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 6 Partly cloudy with scattered showers or thunder-showers tonight, low 58 to 68. Tuesday cloudy with ! scattered showers and turning cooler. Sunrise 6:15-Sunset 8:19 Curwensville Man Is Winner Of Fair Car Jack Taylor of Curwensville was named Saturday night as the winner of a 1966 Dodge hardtop awarded by the Clearfield Fire Department'at the conclusion of the Clearfield. County Fair. The second prize of $100 was won by Mrs. Rodger Shim-mel of Wallaceton. , . The automobile is traditionally the main award given at the Fair but dozens of other exhibitors also make presentations of free prizes. A list of exhibitors, prizes and winners, as submitted to The Progress today, follows: Clearfield County Volunteer Firemen's Association, maple bedroom suite, Dean Wetherby, Olean, N. Y. Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 7 Clearfield River Level Sunday 7 p. m. - 4.20 feet (rising); Today 7 a. m. - 4.25 feet (rising). Clearfield Weather Sunday low 60; High 84; Overnight low 60. Mid � State Airport Sunday low 58; High 85; Overnight low 50. Five - Day Forecast Aug. 9-13: Temperatures will average four to seven degrees below the normal. The normal highs are 79 to 83 and lows 60. to 62. It will turn cooler Tuesday and Wednesday, Mine Buildings, Truck Destroyed by Fire Near Allport Saturday ALLPORT - Fire damage at the Mike Yatchik mine, located near here along the old Kyler-town road, amounted to between $1,500 and $2,000 Saturday. William Kyler, chief of the Morris Township Volunteer Fire Company, said the fire was presumed to be caused by an overheated hoist. Two cars had been-hoisted to the surface and Mr, Yatchik re-entered the mine. When he came back out he found the hoist house, tool shed, and a pick-up truck in flames. All were destroyed. ' The fire alarm sounded at 2 p. m. Firemen battled the blaze for two hours. There was no insurance on the property. Clearfield Entry Nosed Out In National Derby AKRON, Ohio - Clearfield's Bill Coudriet lost in the first round of the 29th annual Ail-American Soap Box Derby,'Saturday in Akron, but Bill and 49 other Clearfield Derby contestants sat enthralled through four hours of spectacle and driving skill. The Derby was eventually won by David Krussow of Ta-coma. Wash. The world champion survived six races to win the first prize of $7,500 in scholarships. Clearfield's champion had spent several days at "Derby-town," the camp established at Akron for race contestants. He and more than 250 other champions from all over the world trained for the race by day and were entertained by Derby sponsors in the evenings. Race day dawned bright and hoi. The pre-Dprby parade down the course at Derby Downs Please Turn to Page 5, Cul. 2 CLEARFIELD'S DERBY CHAMP - William L. Coudriet, Soap Box Derby champion at Clearfield, is congratulated after completing his trial run by Chevrolet executive E. E. Buckler who is executive director of the derby. The Clearfield youngster lost out in the first round. Fair Crowd Sets Record 42 Killed ReJsFire24SovietBui|1 Mi�i|es � � 150,000 In Midwest 7 U. S. Planes Downed In Estimated Air Crash Heaviest Loss in One Day In Week ' By GE0RGE Mcarthur Saturday Attpndanrp ReCOrding Devices . SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) - The U. S. military command announced today ^"'"'U"/ HlienUUIlUJ . that American pilots encountered a near-record 24 Soviet-built missiles over North Viet Qj $0ffie 40 000 May wIVe vlUe in Nam Sunday when seven U. S. planes were shot down. It was the heaviest loss in a # ' Nphrnclrn Micluin single day of the air war Was Biggest Ever I1CUIU>HU IIIIMIup Under the command's revised information policy, a spokesman refused to say FALLS CITY Neb (AP) _ whether any of the planes were hit by surface-to-air missiles. He said only that they *'1e biggest cvei. Two recording' devices recov- - were lost to ground fire rath- That's the T? thn 1Sf C,"r: ered from the wreckage may , . _ er than to enemy planes. .ocl County Fair was described hold keys to the cause of a jet FrOttl KvlerlOWn EttSt . . . The spokesman said earlier ^n^?to"rs ' airliner crash which killed all 42 - U1al (here were no reports of *' , . ', r, persons aboard Saturday night. anv nlissiIe sij,htings Sunday . 1 �e Fair closed Saturday after The Braniff International Air- |J J f^X- C ~1 f\ _ over North Viet Nam. He ex- SS^".' tSaS * ways plane was in an envelope fj f Q IJ QT & .3Cl ' \J it ',lained ,to,dav sueJ1, information SaUtr(la was (he bi ( sjn. of flame when it plunged from a � *^ � V* %^ � m m [rom pi)ols iS C0ncclcd scpar- . (, [n (, nisl0 of lne cloud into a soybean field about - ^ . atcly and is forwarded to him y^. u brouf?ht nul ^ 8 m1]" southeast of here. t |_ ^ Wt\kl \t NA/"TIAn ir- , rf 000 people to bring the week's "My God, the world ,s on ^nOlTWCIV OwClf Off Heav? ?V0"nd flre Roi,1g' 10 bc tnc big" Ed Slattery, spokesman for a , � iL . . c r\ t- u r . cucd. lne spokesman said. The , s, Fair w hav h , . 12-man Civil Aeronautics Board Keystone Shortway in the eastern part of Clearf.eld County, 0,hers wpre ,isted as missing in ,^,ar\? Mc�^ investigating team, said a' de- State Sen. Daniel A. Bailey of Philipsburg announced today. zcVlon kAtM lhe number or any identities. struck the area Sunday but by minutes before the crash. Separated highways of rein- �11100110 1*1 ? II Tne sP�kcsman said mosl of this time the Stratcs Shows and Another device, designed to fort.gd' concrete each 24 feet r*,,vv,,1� 1 ,**,B the missiles-presumably more most of the concessionaires had record the plane's position and wicie wj]] be constrUeted with a |#a|| I � 1 advanced SAM lis recently sup- moved from the grounds and the in the air'als0 was medi'an sirip �f at icast 84 feet- KiliPfi in Arpfl ^ * ^- 2 t^^To paBe 5, cm. 4 recovered. Included in the project are lllllUU III HI WU___ Both recorders were built to conslruction of two reinforced is vj^w. ,, a,y ^r,Tbrs f vr le MkhaD *���'*�'... Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 8 of bridges for Shortway traffic. VfVIV � IIJIIM|# > _. Work on the job is expected to , mg _ mmt _ %cees seek S~ rS?m New Dispute Threatens Mf . Clearfield. To the west only "earu Bla,ck Moshannon State - - . Applicants for Sr , ^j,^... - - - m Budget Com prom ise Rflfllllu f"AM#AC# Section 23, from Kyle Run Res- The mishap was one of four ^ W" DVUUiy VOflieSl ervoir in Jefferson County to traffic accidents over the week- HARRISBURG (AP) - A six-member joint legislative con- 1 i" i i a t Falls Creek, remain to be built, fncl, 111 lne Ueartielrl County- , rence comrr,ittee is scheduled to meet todav to thrash out Clearfield Area Jaycees, co- Nj ,pc,io' of the shorlwav Moshannon Valley area. Prop- rerence comminee is scneauiea to meet roaay to mrasn our operating with the DuBois Jay- are n^v' under construction in ^ damage totaled approxi- an unexpected new dispute over birth control that has cces in the sponsorship of the ^ county matcly $2,200. threatened to upset a compromise agreement on the state's Clearfield County Junior Miss '_ Victim of the fatal accident- 1966-67 budget. pageant, said today that appli- , the second in the area within a The committee reported last Tuesday that the convocations are still being accepted MSICM! The PrOOreSS four-day period - was Gary L. verSy over the Public Welfare Department's birth control for the contest and all eligible Hanna, 23, of 621 Tenth Ave., program had been resolved, clearing the way for legisla-girls are urged to enter. ,. * ' u , . . ' ' , A toona. , , K , ., a / � Girls from Clearfield County "'ntS Fr�m He,0,8e ,1 He died at 7:10 p. m. in the !Ve �PProva �f a bl1" -��- may pick up application blanks, �"TCL,m Arn,,H WnrW 5 PhiliPsbur� Stalc General Hos- general appropnat.on lancc direcU from a phvsician along with rules for the pageant, News From Around World 2 pitai, slightly ,css than three bl- or clinic. at Bloom's Pharmacy at Clear- ' I hours after the accident, of a However, a new dispute House Appropriations Cornfield and- Smith's Camera and JJ'1""\cs-, \ skull fracture and internal in- ^\ Thursday when Welfare miUee Chairman Martin P. Mul-Record Shop at DuBois Appli- 22?.p,t?l1N*wIs 3' ^ juries. Secretary Max Rosenn said he ,cn D . Philadelphia, immed- cations should be mailed by Editonal, Columns ...... 4 State police from the Philips- believed that proposed changes ialely chargcd lhat Rosenn's Au�r i2 Social News ............. 1G burg subslalion said the victim in his department s program interpretation violated the in- b' ' . Fair News ....... 2, 6, 14 -:__- would still permit women on re- _ Robert Lingle, pageant chair- Luci's Wedding .......... 3 Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 5 lief to seek birth control assis- Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 6 man, emphasizes that all girls _(__ meeting the qualifications may 4 enter, regardless of whether or Cfrir'c Ct\rO>M fnmPC S�mnfl not they have received a letter aT<" 5 LOmeS JeCOflQ . . . Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 5 - # # _ % countyliatSo^rBank rranfc Fontaine Is Family Man First Concludes Final Phase ^S.'wSK The Clearfield County Fair was sort of lucky to get Frank The County National Bank has Fontaine as its Saturday star. f^*: concluded the final phase of its It's not that he's tied up with recapitalization program with the pressures of show business the sale of the remaining shares and can't get away; it's just__ of the recent stock issue. that he's a family man. who f -j^^^^^^^^ggggggj^'pe^ President Frederick B. Lans- spends as much time with his berry said that oversubscription wife and 11 children .as he does W^^^^^^E^^^^^^^^^^J i W of this sale held Thursday was before the footlights. -J^^^^^Mml^^^^^^^K fW almost 1.000 shares and was "rve always put my family m^^^^^^s^^^^^^^^^m^l^ ^--^'^ most gratifying as an expression first and my career second," ^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^Hltatote^^ 'MM of the confidence placed in the he said in an interview Satur- ^^^^Hifi bank. day afternoon, before appearing He stated thai the certificates before two packed houses in ^^^^Hpj|^H|j^^^^^^^^HH? - - of common stock would he mail- the grandstand show. "I've r.v ^^^^HjH|H|^^^^^^^^HHpfi ~mr^. ed on Aug. 17, 196B. the effec- ally turned down a hie H^IBH^^^^^^^^^^^HHcI^'' ---- would iia\-c to H^HflpFii^L^L^HL^L^L^L^L^L^HK; . ', Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 6 h(, away so lnudl i( srrms ^^^^^^^^^ ^. I've spent my whole career turn- ri nnnuinDii f ^ hp^^^^^^T' m # ULUUUITIUUILL argue lhat Frank Fontaine real- GIVE BLOOD lv is a bif4 star. ,)Ut l,,e wa-v he Wm&i BL00r0BILE ;'i;"li?lLTndlIlPipf'tar r BE A DONOR f�*- t that he was born into show WJ^M^^am^^^^^ BLOODMOBILE SH5'^.7S' r^H^v Still time to give blood to- Frank's grandparents were in 4VH|VRMQHr <*d day at Woodland where the circus as a trapeze artist *' * ' V <<'f Red Cross Bloodmobile is �"' strongman team. His falh- ' .......... . headquarters in the E.U.B. er w:,s 3 well-known sinner. Ray Parish house from 3 to l;"ni:une, who appeared at such SO THIS IS CLEARFIELD - Frank Fontaine, television's "lovable Crazy Guggenheim," _ _ places as the Latin Quarter in , , . , , , , . ,. , , r . , . , c . . �, 7 p. m. Donors are urgent- . gels his first look at the Clearfield County Fair on his arrival Saturday afternoon ly needed! Please Turn to Page 5, Col. 3 before entertaining two full-house aud iences in the evening grandstand show. ;
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One way homeowners seek to extract most energy units from their home-energy dollars is by investing in a state-of-the-art programmable thermostat. These smart gadgets can be programmed to save money and energy by adjusting the temperature at home. The evidence shows, however, that many owners don't program their programmable thermostats because they either find controls confusing or they simply overlook this activity. Having programmable thermostats non-programmed wastes more money that their owners bargained for. What's more important, if programmable thermostats {Read More}
The Green Laudry Room: Energy Efficient Washer and Dryer
Clothes washers and dryers are notorious for consuming huge amounts of electric power, contributing to high utility bills. Thus, one of the key requirements homeowners look for when shopping for these equipment is energy star rating from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and Department of Energy (DOE). This is due to the promise that electric appliances with such energy saving designation can help users save money and conserve the environment at the same time. So, how exactly do these government {Read More}
Choosing Energy Efficient Freezers and Refrigerators
Energy efficient refrigerators and freezers come in a variety of sizes and styles, each having its own advantages and disadvantages. The Energy Star program teaches consumers to evaluate the product's advantages and disadvantages principally by how frugal it is in terms of energy use and operating costs. For instance, a two-door side-by-side refrigerator is using more energy than unit in a similar-size with a top or bottom freezer due to a larger freezer volume and a larger surface area of {Read More}
Green Your Lighting With Eco Friendly Light Bulbs
In modern lighting systems, eco-friendly compact fluorescent light (CFL) and light-emitting diode (LED) are rapidly growing energy efficient solutions that have almost completely replaced the classic incandescent bulbs, which consume significantly higher energies, in almost every aspect of lighting applications. Aside from energy efficiency, CFL and LED bulbs are also more versatile in terms of design and structure making these lighting technologies ideal for different building interiors. Respectively, CFL and LED lifetimes are also known to last up to ten {Read More}
Breezing Through the Summer With the Energy Efficient Air Conditioner
Summer is finally heating up and you may be considering buying a new air conditioner. If you are thinking that an energy efficient Energy Star unit is an extravagance that you cannot afford, take some time to inform yourself about the sizing, selection and installation of the conditioner. Understanding these is the key to both saving money and cost-effective operation. Energy Efficient Air Conditioner: Energy Usage Air conditioning systems or units are among the basic appliances that contribute to a {Read More}
Home Green Home: Energy Efficient House Plans
Energy efficient house plans were given a serious thought during the gigantic oil crisis of the mid 1970s. It is during this crunch that the price of gasoline rose by more than 56% to hit the 74.9 cents a gallon mark. Energy efficiency interventions in home construction are usually implemented under the following three categories: The control of heat loss and heat gain by using improved windows and door designs, vapor barriers, insulation, sealing and caulking The use of free {Read More}
Boost Your Home's Energy Efficiency: DIY Energy Audit Checklist
You do not have to be an energy audit professional to carry out a simple DIY home energy audit. With an attentive and planed assessment you can spot many problems that cause energy losses and make decisions about possible energy efficiency upgrades. During a home energy audit it is important to have a checklist of areas that were inspected as well as problems identified. Once the energy audit is completed, a plan for suggested actions needs to be developed. The {Read More}