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|Reviews for Our Darkest Hours
| mworth1019 chapter 8 . 12/10/2016
wow! great story...
| rainefan chapter 10 . 6/25/2014
Wonderful news for your family! I tried my darnedest not to sob through this story - it's wonderfully well-written, and I've got two family members dealing with this this year. One has been declared cancer-free, and the other is just starting the journey. Hoping for as happy an ending as I found here.
| SingerMe chapter 10 . 6/10/2013
I read this and cried. My family too has had to deal with breast cancer only we weren't so lucky. You did a fantastic job on this.
| MaryCS chapter 10 . 5/1/2013
It was a great story - I could tell you were talking from experience (I did not read the notes) and you did a great job. I rejoice with you in your good news - and I will say a prayer for you tonight.. You must have a very caring, loving soul to be able to write such inspiring stories while you are going through such torment yourself. You will probably never know how many lives your story will touch - people who are experiencing the same thing or the people who love them - but I have a feeling that there will be a lot of them. May God Bless you and yours.
| kelco chapter 10 . 4/10/2013
Hurray! that is the best news!
| Red Bird chapter 10 . 3/29/2013
That is wonderful! Best news ever! My Great Aunt Dot is a survivor, too. Thank you for writing a story that touches so many lives. :) :) :)
| cag45 chapter 10 . 3/29/2013
Wonderful, wonderful news. Thank you so much for sharing this and may God continue to bless your family.
| emjac chapter 10 . 3/29/2013
So very happy for you and your family. Time to celebrate!
| Guest chapter 10 . 3/28/2013
I am so happy for you and your family. What brilliant news. Congratulations, another person in the world beating the bigC. Celebrate, rejoice and embrace the future for that is wonderful news.
| Vinsmouse chapter 10 . 3/28/2013
That's great news! :D
| Mogs chapter 9 . 12/30/2012
OMG, that was a beautiful story, I have balled my eyes out in so many chapters. I absolutely love your take on their futures, you portray their love of Hannah so well, thank you so much
| PKatt19 chapter 9 . 11/4/2012
Lovely story and such an emotional rollercoaster. Great job!
| Vinsmouse chapter 9 . 11/3/2012
Wonderful story, nice touch ending with a revisiting of the prologue. I think that made for a perfect ending. :)
| may7fic chapter 9 . 11/3/2012
I'm so glad you ended here, where you started... with so much love and hope.
| kelco chapter 9 . 11/3/2012
Alright, are you trying to make me cry? What a sweet, sweet story! Thank you for writing it!


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Anna Winchester
Anna Winchester, 91, a former Rockaway resident, died February 4.
Winchester was born on August 12, 1919 in Rockaway Beach and later moved to Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Anna was retired from Jamaica Savings Bank. She was a former member of St. Rose of Lima Church and the Rockaway American Legion Ladies Auxiliary where she served as an officer.
Winchester was preceded in death by her parents, Emil and Anna (Meyer) Kummers; husband, Theodore Winchester; and brothers, Emil and Adolf Kummers.
She is survived by her daughter, Christine W. DeLoache (William) of Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania; granddaughter, Alethea; and sister, Rosemary T. Carroll of Palm Harbor, Florida.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Malpezzi Funeral Home,
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Memorial services were held at the Messiah Village Chapel, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Interment took place in St. John's Cemetery, Middle Village, New York. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Messiah Village Endowment Fund, 100 Mt. Allen Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055.

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Goldman Sachs, the besieged Wall Street baron, fired back at a Senate subcommittee this weekend by releasing a report of its own on the bank's role in the subprime mortgage markets leading up to the crash of 2008. The report (pdf) is a clear attempt by Goldman to counter claims that it intentionally "shorted," or bet against, the housing market, even as it peddled the kinds of mortgage-related products its traders were wagering would fail. Its loss of $1.7 billion in residential mortgage-related products in the 2008 fiscal year, and its small market share in the mortgage industry, are evidence that the firm was hardly the subprime bogeyman it's been made out to be, Goldman claims. "Goldman Sachs did not take a large directional 'bet' against the US housing market, and the firm was not consistently or significantly net 'short the market' in residential mortgage-related products in 2007 and 2008," the company says.
Of course, the story is far murkier than that. As McClatchy reported last year (and as Goldman neglects to mention), in 2006 and 2007 Goldman marketed some $39 billion in securities backed by toxic home loans to clients but neglected to mention that Goldman was betting against that same market. McClatchy also reported that Goldman, which had decided to start buying insurance against (i.e., betting against) the housing market in late 2006, used "offshore tax havens to shuffle its mortgage-backed securities to institutions worldwide, including European and Asian banks, often in secret deals run through the Cayman Islands, a British territory in the Caribbean that companies use to bypass U.S. disclosure requirements."
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Alton Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - February 27, 1890, Alton, Illinois AI,TO . ifTELEGRAPH VOLUME 20.ALTON, ILL., THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27., 1890. NO. 218 imi Anour lim i ii.I-ah •MIMM AINU Ll pit Molt Terrible Tragedy Caused by the Combination. BLOODY WORK OF A JILTED LOVER. Dr. J. W. Enos' Sanitarium, ALTON, I LL. DR. SNOB announces that he ha* established in a building purchased for the purpose a SANITARIUM for the TREATMENT OF ALL MABLE DISEASES. BOTH MEDICAL and SURGICAL. IDs experience daring many years has convinced him that all diseases oan be managed more successfully in an institution of this kind, under th* constant supervision of the physician, and with the aid of means not otherwise at oommand, than when the patients are seen by their medical advisers at intervals of several hours or days. The position of the SANITARIUM is high, and the surrounding are free Irom all noxious influences. It is readily reached by the Second street horse earxand ie near the Union Depot. The building is large, and arrangements are as perfect as is possible from a knowledge of sanitary science and the requirements of such an institution. Electricity in all its forms; Oxygen And its compounds; Baths, Douches, Maaaage, Inhalation, Nursing, etc., are provided as may be required by pa-fleets, in addition to such other treatment as may be deemed advisable. A LARGE SOLARIUM For Bun Baths and exercise in cold and inclement weather, etc., is provided. Eaoh patient is thoroughly examined by Dr. Enos, and reoeives his daily personal attention. Now Ocen FOR THE RECEPTION OF PATIENTS. For further information addrtt# Dr. ENOS at the SANITARIUM, comer of George and third Ste., Alton, III. RESOLUTIONS Se Ley* Ie Welt tor Hie Former Sweetheart, Fat* a Itnllet Th rom ult Her Heart aud Alw* Shoot* Her Escort—He Then Complete* the Htoody Work by needles • Mullet » rattling Through HI* Owe Heed—The Criminal Record. MonTomiKnr, Minn., Feb. 27.—erased with Jealousy anti liquor Thomas Y india •hot ami in* tautly killed hi* sweet boart, mortally wtmndod hi* hated rival, (trod two •hots without effect at tile father of the girl, and they kneeling betide her lifeless body (rat a bullet through hi* own l*rain, hit life-blood rom mingling with that of the object of bi* adoration. The tragedy, the most terrible in the history of la) Nuttier county, occurred at the home of Frank VV anba, a well-to-do fanner living is the Boti titian settlement four mile* Konih of thie Oily. VV arba is prominent in county politics and oo* of tbs few recognised leaden of the bohemians of Minnesota, ami bae several pretty daughter*. It ha* long been a •object of gossip in the aefeUement that mob of the VV ualta girls would receive a handsome dowry in cash upon marrying, aud this ae well ae their personal popularity brought to their feet a bast of admirers. Th* First Cease et Trouble. Among thane were Thorne* Yindra, a young Bohemian fanner with considerable property, and Frank Weaver, an Ameriaaa youth, whose handsome face counted for m ire with the female portion of tho community than hie oash, of which he had but little. Yindra wa* a frequent visitor at tbs Watha bomeetead, mid wa* geoerally looked epos a* a prospective am in law cif th* wealthy farmer. He wa* madly in love with Mi** Little Wasba the eldest of four deter*, and •he in a measure reuipr<waled hie ardent af-faction. Kb* met Weaver at a ball New Year**, danced with him surer a I times to the mortification of Yindra, and finally broke off bor engagement with tbs latter. Shot th* tHrl Through th* Heart. The lad blood ettgan lered U t ween YIn-dr* aud Weaver culminated about I o'clock Tuwlay morning. Mi** Wash* ami Weaver attended a party at a neighbor'* ami shortly after midnight "tarted for the girl'* boma an the outskirt* of the settlement. Weaver cor WI Min* VViodin borne, bad* liar goodnight at tbs gat*-, and turned to go to hie own home, when Yindra sprang from behind a hush, drew a revolver and discharged it point I dank at Miai Waaha. The lulled took effect in ber shoulder, and she ran back to Weaver for protection. Ae she ca rut toward Yindra ti* rawed hi* revolver again, took deliberate aim, and shot the girl through the heart As abe fell a cor ins Yindra turned and planted a bullet in th* body of Weaver Th* shot lodged In hi* back Mid he, too, fell, a* Yindra supposed, ■lead. The Last Aet of the Tragedy. At this Juncture Mr. W aahs startled by the shote, came running out of the house and was met by Yindra, who withouts word •bot at him twice, causing a hurried retreat Yindra then knelt in the enow by th* side of hie •werthanrt and taking her hand in hie placed th* rn nude of bis revolver to bls tem- E* and blew out his brain* A few minute* ter Mr. Wa*ha, having armed himself, went out into the yard and wa* horrified at finding the dead bodle* of bb daughter and Yindra and further on th* prostrate farm of Weaver, totally para I yawl by the bullet, which bul "track hie spine. Tbs neighbor* were failed In, th* two dead bodies were sent bere, while Weaver was taken to the Watha bouse and is not expected to live both lived, and struck ber on Hic head with a club. Mr*. LU-we lien* skull is fracture I, ami a1 ti lough she ie Rill alive (he c.innot possibly recover. Her unnatural sou has fled. A Woald- Be gat* Htewer (aught. Loudon, Ohio, Feb. 27.—Tuer* was intense excitement here over the ai rest of David Willoughby, a member of tbs council, on the charge of attempting to blow a safe in lh* Phixer house billiard hail end saloon. The testimony against him w • to the effect that he proposed to Matey Thompson some day* ago to rob the Mf* and divide tbs booty, and Thompson agreed, but sent for a professional, who turned out to be a detective. They laid their plans so that Willoughby wa* found in the saloon ready to do his part when be was arrested. (tat Nothing for Their "Nerve" Minnxapomb, Minn., Fob 27.—A Tribune •pee ta I from Butte, Mont., says: Tbs Pipe stone Hprmg* stage coach wm held up Monday afternoon by two masked men. There was no (me on the ooweh but th* driver, and ho had no money or valuable*. The robleg evidently Intended to Intercept a shipment of moony going out to pay off grader* on (lie Northern Pacific Homestead route They were disappointed in th la, aud gat nothing. Mr*. KunilaU's Assailant*. I .leu* sos, Ind., Fob. 27. Samuel Ball Mid Odver Lee, charged with th* attempted ae weal na Ut. ti of Mrs. Randall daring the progress of a prayer meeting at her nous* near this city on the evening of Feh. IT, were ea-aamini bere Tues lay. After taking th* tee Min on y of thirty wttuwMm they were bound over to the criminal court in tbs sum of FLUX) each. For want of bail th* prisoners were placed in Jail H 'SN The Will of the Late Jacob Astor. John DSP08AL OF THE VAST E8TATI*. With th* (exception el Lee* Thee SI.* 000.000 All the Wealth Is Devised to the Hen, William Waldorf Asta*—Tho TI blea Will realest About Ta Ba Bb Had—A fecal lac Accident ta aa Athlete—William K. Werner Dead. Nxw York, Fab 27.-Tho wlJl of the late John Jacob Astor was flied by William Waldorf Astor, ie person in the •arrogate'* office. It is a short document; less than a Building Lots for Sale. One Corner Main and Dry, 150x120, for $00, Eighth and Market, 60x120, - - - - $450. Ninth and Market, 50x100,.....$350. Bluff Street, two lots, each for - - - $160. Alton st-, bet, Fifth & Sixth, 60x120, $500. Highland Paris-Hundred Lots ranging in size from fifty feet front Price* ooiamu. Among the various bequests I* tbs , J J / ii*i/ following: To hi* friend. Alexander Hamll- IO OD© [UWC! TOCI I08t ftDu thirty!!fOGt, &U VOty U00p. WORLD'* FAIR TALK. WRECKED BY A RASCAL. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED* Br tie Boob Citizens of ill and Yiciity Moil Stoop and Jersey Coonties. WHEREAS, It lias Pleased bis Royal Nibs, To remain with the Good People of thin Vicinity "FOR LO!" these Many Years after Inaugurating a dye tam of Hiuall Profit, aud Sharp Competition. Re it therefore. A Chicago nim Farced to the Wall by a Tru.ted Employ*. Chic AUO, Fete 27.—Another of Chicago's heavy manufacturing firms is mourning th* ahem#* of a trusted employ* Th* firm of A. G Leonard A Ca, boot and shoe manufacturers at 207 Monro* street, was compelled lo make sn aatiguineDt Tuesday, with amati and HahtliUw given ak $100,)do each. One of th* reasons uwigned far the failure by the firm is the emheulemert of » burg* aum at money by R M C utter, who was th* fore-man of their factory until Feb. A Mr. LmmpI, senior mmUf of the firm, had this to my: •Cutter hati been la our employ about algktaan month* when on th* let of this Bibb ta «• found that he had teen systematically robbing rn avsr kine* ba Mitered oar Maplox. As tunn aa wa found out th* flondi-of things we told Cutter lo straighten Up his affairs. He went ant to pay some fails which hr had contracted in the firm's ——■ tut which wet* for hi* own personal account, and that was the last we have men pf him Wo ars now advised that he Is ta URfJk* Mr. Leonard said the Arm nae unable to agy how much Cutter enriauled until they Investigated further kaish Althea la Coart Agata. Ham FaaKCImoo, Feb. 37 Harah Althea Tarry I* bow on trial ta th* Uni tel H ta tee dtatrl-t court on a oharg* of con ten pl for the sorts* arcate! ta the court room during af th* decision of Justice FWtd What New Turk aad IL U«li Cl tis* n. Have ta Say. W ash I koto X Crrv, Fob, VI.—Chicago has everything her own way. New York, BL Louis, and Washington have given it up, and through their reftresnntatlvss promise cheerful aid to make the exposition truly national awl universal. This Is what Chauncey M. Depew said alout it Just befur* he left for home: "I deem the action of th* bourn as final, and New York will not prolong the ooutceL It is now the duty of lbs whole country to g<4 babied Chicago aud rack.* th* fair a Mamas* aorthy af the re-I )U bl ic However other cities or states may feel New York will give a hearty co-operation. Chicago must ralae $10,000,MW or fall. Can she do It! Tilts Is now tbs question." I* New for Ch lr ago. "N*w York did her hmt,N wu4 Roswell P Flower, vbalrmeu of th* delegati***, "wed now I am for Chicago for th* world's fair. I a IU do everything I eau to help brr along and make the fair a sucre** I believe it will la, Usa" "What ar* you golug to dot * was asked of toovirnnr Francis, of Mtaouri, chairman of the Hi I > ai is corn int the on congressional action. "Well, we are going home," Mid ha "Ho far as St. Louis is concerned we are through with the fight * Hens Pe (Sherman was asked what be t bought the senate would do about the fair. "Olve It to Chicago," be replied promptly; "the bourn, in my Judgment, ba* settled the question.*'. "What do you think tbs moat* will doT wm asked of Senator Hlerock, of New York, chairman of th* senate's world fair committee "Iii v# the fair to Chicago," he replied. Son, of Irvington, the sum of fflU.OOOi He . dr rn dirnn also bequeath* th* following legartm: BL irODl $50 tO$500. On t8nil8 tO 8Uit PUrCha80rS. Lo tai Si hospital, IWO,(MW; Metropolitan | A g t Museum of Art, |fl0.(MU; New York ('anam I UDO OI th© DlC88t r0Sid0DC0 Dlat8 in AltOD. hospital, UUU,Ult To bls oousta. Jams* Hiinmnns Armstrong, fidu.twUi To 'A* tm* tees af th* Astor IR vary, $4e.i,HW, to be ca?w Over KH) Houses and Lots th* trustee* at thalr disatettoo, tbs in« hum of tim fund to be nam! only for the purchase of books, and not for the payment of salaries, jinn. basing furniture, etc. TR* Will Mad* la IMH. Also to tho trustees of th* Astor library th* m<n of #50,(WO to be Invested as a permanent fend the Income of which Is to be applied to paying the lr aet ms' teas for ntteodliig th* meeting* a* th* rat* of IU) to eaoh trustee for mob rn—stag. AU Ital rest of his prop-erty, real and personal, he barm to Ms VT i ll law Waldorf Astor, and hie I His ma and Chorio* P. H. olhmayd ar* appointed executor*. Th* a til bears date Jaa. k, IMA The wit*—ss* to th* will are J. A. Mequities! and Chark* HL Class, both of this atty, and C. Mf. Held win, of Orange, N. J. _ parts of the city. Call and The Right Rind at Talk. N*w Yon*. Feb 27, —William Htetnuay has written a letter to Mr. Otto Young, of Chicago, chairman of the sub-Ana ne* committee on the world's fair, in which he says: "Should tbs bdl Just passed in the bons* of represents ti vn toasting th* Ou'u minis fair of IAH# at Chtoago, aho (tass tbs senate sod be a|proved by the president, I hereby author im you to subscribe for me, as a cit!-am of New York to th* capital stock of said fair, the sum of IWO OOO, This *u I script too being mad* upot your assurance that there bino further liability." , RESOLVED. That we Consul# our Own Interests, when Iii Need of Good «<»**•"• CLOTHING, ROOTS. KHOfri, FURNISHING aud DRY GOODS, to Call on THE GLOBE. th* reading bi ta Hsptenber, IMA Little public interest ho. beau man lf r. t.* I TI*) pistol found ta Mrs Terry's sachet at the Urn* of ber ar-Tvmt was produced in court When th* pistol wa* shown by th# deputy marshal Mrs Terry- rue aud said: "That man" meaaing Marshal Flank* "killed ray buebaa-L" HU* gterto.1 to rep at the declaration when toe aas Induced by ber counsel to tak* hor sat. th* bearing is nearly Sub Hinted, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That is order to keep bi" ROYAL NIBS with u« •while longer we all of us agree to send our Ntugh^r* to tti'l VV a1. A- HILDEBRAND, for all their (iood Goods at LOM PRICES*, *»'l that a Copy of thia be aeutto PHE GLOBE. told Tete* Rubber*. (taw BSV HLX, Tex, Phb, 37 - Early at tagtlt two m*n enters I <1 W. lim termm's at,-re st tteogherty, I T., awl ccerin* two fllorks whk revolves, «jmp*n«d them to (*i»n the mf* Th* robber* took all th* money ta the safe, about 11,WW, aud then r<.l»U*d the e'erks of their wutohm sod mosey. Th# clerks wire marched Into the wood* for s mile and Mad up. The robber* (heo mounted their horses and (seeped. Th* der I. ( burst theta boud* in half sn bour, but Hp. inme of tbs robbers could be found. TR# World's Fair HUL W aaa I koto* Citt, Feta FT.—At a meet-ittg of th* worlds fair eommlttm ta Wash ingtor. th* sub-coasmtttes were instdk-ted to teeert the word "t-'htoego" ta til* MU. They also asked ta* mcrotary of the toms try for estimates of the cart of mb building* as will be needed for th* government dbl UH* A retd aal to aa Athlete. Nsw You, Feb. 87 —A peculiar accident has happened to N. H. Wotherspooo of the cia a* of V2, ob* of th* candidate* for stroke in th* fkbamMa 'varsity bosh Wutherspuon weighs alout Wk) paunik and is over i fart ta height lo rn km*-ques as he ie rather ateixbw, ikeogh wiry and strong A flrw days ago some of bit fallow -uni*men noticed that bis shoulder biadm war* parttaularly prominent end forth ar mar# it wm o<'tined that bis training resulted in development on only owe side of his body. An exawiaate>o by a physician dkx-beed the fact that Wotaer* spoon had la aim* way mvarwi a muscle in hts beek. One physician says that the young man win never bs ahi - to row again, snottier physician say* that by the applirstioa of electricity the muscle can be reunited. TR# Tilden WHI Contest. New York, Feb. XL —Negotiations have besa opened between the executors of Rnm-o*i J. Ti Men and bls beirs-at-law for a mb-I i nient of the contest arm tbs will. It Is understood that th* estate has proved to be mudi larger than wk at find supposed, that tbs aggrgato ie nearer fill.HUO.OO) than $5,01.0.0(10. aad that tbs executors, finding themselves beaten in the general term of court, are willing to give up the fight ta the courts if the heir* wit! agree to devote H. 003,000 to the mtatdiebinent of a public library ta aoiswdance with Mr. Tiidan'e wishes. As the estate Is large enough to provide for that and make thorn all millionaire* besides, It is said the b irs ar# willing to catalo the propositkm. neath af William X Warner. Nxw Yore, F-b. 27.—William E Warner, who u as Intent ted in th* operations of Grant A Ward, and claimed to be a crndihir of the firm to the extent of IS.ixii.ohu and who was accused cf wrongfully rec** v mg th* firm's rands, died ta England, where he been living for some time. Ile bad fully defended vartou* mite brought against at tbs firm. There were bim by th* assignee rum cr* at the Rn* af the fat hue Mist he had mad* several mutton dollar* by his cunaeo ttoa with Cb# firm ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN LIAO US TR* Levant lea st Bprta*fi*UI— K tee* Ic a of (Ma ct*—Resold I tea*. Brain or iblb. IU., Mi Ff.—The ooaven-ttun of the Repu bl lean league Tuesday •iertod the following officer* Pf—Id ant W. W. Tracy, of Bprtngfisid; secretary, James VY. Patterson, of Joliet, aau*tamte*<r*tarUi, Richard Yates, of Jackson villa, and Andrew J. Lester, of Hpringfleld; treasurer, Charha H. Dame, of Moline, and a vie* prestdent fur each dietrio*. The (Liegatm to the national Republtoaa Uagu' ooh von ti* hi at Nashville Teen , March 4. ar*: John J. B«aly, of Chtoago; Mll'm W Mathews, <<< Champaign. Alter aatew- I ft Morrill, af Chkwgo, J. M I tar nee, of Peurta. Detoxetee were nkw> selected for meta district and also an executive committee Kesxlatteae AdepUsA. The reeolutioes adopted ar* a •tormmcnt of the Hepaidtean leaders, and national, especially th breaking down ta th* natkmal house of "that h ary fate* boud whish cue bled lueniber* to be aternt for legislation aud pre*sat f-r mterblsf." The resolutions clum with th* follow big; "That th# Republican party ha* heretofore met boldly and squarely all sooaomie questions, and that we commend to the careful considers', ton of th# approaching state con-van clone all qucettone re toting to tat**, capital, agr.culture, manufa •toring, taxa-tion. aud suffrage, aad we vxpr<aw our un wavering faith ta it* wisdom and aUIRy to fairly all them living aad important CITY OF ALTON AND SOBOBBS Com mil Uh\ Hanged far Hie Olm*. Watxbbbcho, FR. 27.—Oeorg* Glark, eonv1 rte! as on* of th* murderer* at Winton causlend, the Aitagheny aly drovm, was hanged bere Wednealay. The dr *p fall gt UB7 a.mu, and be was pronounced (toad in t*ra1 vs minutes. At 11:24 the body wm out down. •truck Ills Mottler with a (nab. Coumii, Iud., Wt ft.—Henry Us wet leu, a young married man, living about Al the Ksecattv* Man*tee The governor'* maurwm presented a brill isnt app* ar an ce at night The detogate* and poBtirtane attended a rc-wptico by tit* governor and Mrs Fifer, acetated by Attorney General and Mrs Hunt. Dr. and Mrs towards. Mm Haunter Kerrtrk and Mrs Ben Funk. of fttoomtaftna, Secretary of Blate Pearson, and Auditor Psvwy. The guests were received ta the reception Ha and were pmettted by CML H. O Reeves, tim governor*# secretary. Th# •perkna apartments were filled to overflowing all th# evening, and prat ably t,QDu people paid their to the official family. OR to th* luau go ratios. Cricaoo, Pita. IT.—Three hundred bern af tim Cook Omnty Democracy, attired ta long bto< k owrooate and eilk hate, and I teeth of Albert (tell at In. Kaw Yon*. Fab. af*—Mr Albert Bola* Gallatin, mm at Albert Gallatin, who wm secretary of the treasury under th# pn deary at James Madam, amt one of the serb lest and grwitoet of American financiers, died la the Out year of bis ag* at his rail deuce In Rest BrvsnUvuti* Mroet Th* de erweod was horn in His mother WM Hannah Xiaiktn, deux liter of Commodore Jamw Nicoiann, the Ant ouutmodore ai the United Hutto* navy. A Ceilan** ta Hast!**. Nxw Yon*, Feb. 27.—C. L, Gar p. ntsr, manufacturer of bustis* aad rubhar g-ti*. ha* felted aith ItaUUtiM of atom! #lu0,UUb A Well Raewa Wage* Maker Dead. Hoi .th Him. lad, Feb. 87,—AtexHCo-q ai Hard, the well known manofacturer of Mm> Coqatltard wagons, died Tuesday morn lag at th* Battte Creek win i tart urn. Mr (T> qui Hard wm born ta Detroit A|rti S). IMA, and caaie to ta»ttth Rend ta Kfli*. Ha wm th* first gradual* of Notes items unl-vwrsiiv II* wm aa extentiv* tend ow row, and tat ainaassd a fortune ssUmated at or%.T $t,Uk>.'U>. Kaerwteas I sad Mild*. CnuHMsn, Fab XI.—Aa emwmoas testy of mu th, im lading several ama of th* tar (sos of a hill. whkta sri* « abruptly frorn thai Ohm river un the k»n,u.ky dis, oppo-tit* Lawreuiwhurg, Iud., slipimt tat* th* Ohio rte cr with a fear!ul sound The tin-■tart moi a high wav* acne* lh* river. Trow* ami boubtere wen* carrtnl away m if •m bid had Lmm oJib laved by an earth* quake Mig fir* at H**»k»#, Tea. Him tm ut, Tex , Fhh 27 —Fir# derteoyed the large etethtag aad nock* store of Blaaoa Roo*, earner of Main and Cungrem Ste**la Th* teal to Roue la artlBMited at $3U.UU0, par petty tneurad. teevtaeou. J<ae A Ca. Lh* t*r»f»t retail rtotal'vs rn this rtiy loci #40,* OOO worth a goods by water and smoke; In-eurnse* IWM in SOO different liNt. Dorsei & Mal, SIO Belle street ALWAYS AHEAD With the aim of Leading iii my Line of BunincHS I have Received a Large Stack of BYZANTINE RUGS The Latest in he Market, in all Sizes and Colors, A FINER AND BETTER BUG than the SYRMA RUG, at the Same Price. The Citixem of Alton and Kxamine these RI GS. Quality. and Vicinity fire Cordially Invited to Call I am not afraid of an Inspection of their A. J. HOWBUL., urn TOO twos MO SUDS Hoe #10 at re ITI OO. (Mi esmesi Ut UHM Mi ISAM IMM TI ROW ASIDE YOUR TURL RATBH8 AND INVEST IN liiirland Stoves and Ranges.^ Builders' Hardware a Speciality. I have the Finest Line of Carpenter's Tools in the^City. Guile and Japanned Ware. A. L. FLOSS Third Street, opp. Belle, Telephone 99. II. A. HOFFMANN. No 100-10*2 K:ih! Sccgim! Mf* ii • alk.4 re FOK Flrebaekn "WICK MKAL" I*rum Warrant! Kl ti AZULINE STOVES, to Cock loves Lant Five Years. Hoo/iny, (Juttarimj, ai Lorn Jandwiy spiiiKi sins ___..Bg a gttateheaded talk urn br ai la, flftonn aul** soul beati of this city, ta Jeu Mfkgfif o'clock Tu«wlay Bkxutag to go itUitce oouaty, quarrtiad with hie soother oauw ta# ref us*" I to (teed him the farm « be- upon tbs inaugui atiomti Oov era or-Elect Botas, of l0«ta Tbs I (web TR al TveubleA Hteas. Rumta.FahS,—Th* sctaotd fasted Monday dight, bf a vote of 19 ta I, dropped Andor-sou's btetury frem th* IM of Int bouk* This is th* book Whish Nm caused as much trtiubta ta city pointe* for tbs part toro yfaiu, oa aeeouut of it# ref mumm to IR ligioui rtraturs Rrbuwrsw Feraber la Court. CIK* ikvaTi, Fete St—Ex-Oovmpuot For-J aker appeared ta tho ai pert or court Tuesday morning aa an attorn- y to Ute aartam pap*r# ta taken af tim tot teat Geaerai Else Ute o>kd|«> J o* New York. ll waa bi* ted ap-* pearauiw ta NVI for amani jaw. I am now rectivi'tg; a largo and varied alock of Clotlia, In ail the prevailing shader, for Spriug Suita, which I am pi * pared to make up ta the Most astiionable tyles, (HJA HANTKE I NG A Perfect Fit . Reasonable Rates Complete and Satisfaction. H. C. G. Moritz, 112 Third st. ;
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ESD is a custom home design and installation firm with many high end clients and homes they do business with. They have, on staff, a drunk as their Lead Electrician. Lars has been seen by company techs in his work vehicle drinking all manner of alcoholic drinks, on numerous occassions. He instructed a tech to wire a transformer to a Lutron lighting keypad incorrectly. He wired it as instructed, went to lunch and when he got back to the jobsite, the lighting panel was on fire! Had he been another 10 minutes later, the whole house would've burned to the ground.
ESD is using Lars as a pawn. They keep him soley for the simple reason he holds the License. They know about the drinking, both on and off the job. Yet, they do nothing for their so-called friend.
Just a side note, but the owner and office manager (whom are married) are swingers and practice in this lifestyle. Is that the type of people you want working for you?
DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY for their services. They will employ drunks and swingers. not ethical, sound persons.
I even heard they are trying to low-ball several former employees out of their unemployment. Pure scum.
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Shooting prairie dogs in White River, SD in July of 2013. Gun is a Savage Model 25 LWT Varminter chambered in the new 17 Hornet. Handloads consist of Hornady brass, Rem 6 1/2 primer, 9.0 grains Hodgdon Lil'Gun, all pushing a Hornady 20 grain V-Max. Load data came from the Hornady tech staff before manual was published with current data. The 17 Hornet is very quiet and quite powerful, as well as very accurate. Shots on p-dogs varied from 50 to 300 yards. Shots on dogs at 300 yards needed very little holdover, which to me was very impressive. Love what they do at Hornady, keep up the good work.


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European Indexes End Sharply Lower
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European indexes performed terribly Monday tracking losses across global markets. Concerns about inflation continued to create a general air of uncertainty, encouraging investors to move out of equities. The WTI traded at US$67.70 on the Iranian OPEC governor's statement that the cartel will not cut production.
Germany: The Xetra-Dax index (-2.43%) closed deeply in the red. In Frankfurt, exchanges were in focus. The NYSE (NYX) made a bid for Euronext in a share-based offer, with a cash component, countering Deutsche Boerse's (-8.62%) merger proposal with the Paris-based bourse. Euronext's shareholders have to decide between the two offers Tuesday.
Elsewhere, BASF (BF)(-1.05%) raised its offer for Engelhard (EC) to US$39 per share. DaimlerChrysler (DCX) (-1.41%) may face a US$640 million fine to settle a US government investigation of alleged bribery, Der Spiegel said on Saturday. Infineon (IFX) (-0.46%) said it has reportedly been selected by Microsoft (MSFT) as a development partner for prepaid and subscription computing. It will help develop specialized security chips for Microsoft's FlexGo software.
Mittal Steel (MT) will have to offer ThyssenKrupp (-7.92%), under pressure from falling commodity prices, alternative assets if it is unable to sell Canada's Dofasco. Germany's regulator will probe Deutsche Post's (-3.2%) package pricing as Hermes Logistik has claimed Europe's biggest postal service hampers fair competition with low prices, reported Die Welt. In the MDAX, Pfleiderer (-12.96%) tumbled as its CEO sold €5 million worth of shares.
UK: London shares closed in the red for the fourth day running, as inflationary concerns melted commodities and cooled off crude prices. The FTSE 100 index slumped to close down 2.2%. On the trading floor, banks knocked 24 pts off the index. However, Alliance & Leicester (+2.51%) rallied after Credit Agricole confirmed it was considering a bid for the group.
Weekend reports put a possible bid from the French bank at £6 billion. Mining stocks wiped 21 pts off the blue-chip index, as metal prices retreated on concerns over economic growth. Banking heavyweights HSBC (-3.08%) and Standard Chartered (-3.16%) tracked sharp falls in Asian markets.
M&A talked continued. BAA (-1.56%) confirmed that it would return cash to shareholders if talks with the Ferrovial consortium failed. Kingfisher (-2.83%) reportedly rebuffed an approach from 3i (-2.85%). LSE (-4.42%) was in focus as the NYSE unveiled a share and cash bid for Euronext. On the reporting front, Punch Taverns' (-9.62%) first half numbers beat estimates. The pub operator said it may sell a further 380 pubs.
France: The CAC 40 index ended the session broadly lower hit by massive sell off. In Paris, M&A stories filled the headlines. Arcelor (-5.57%) plunged as it indicated it would examine Mittal's revised hostile offer. Euronext (-9.45%) plummeted after NYSE unveiled plans to merge the two groups to form an entity worth US$21 billion. Traders noted that NYSE's bid level was below the current share price. Meanwhile, D. Boerse denied an FT report that it was mulling a rival €90/sh bid and said it was not considering paying a premium over the market price.
Credit Agricole (-3.73%) confirmed that it was considering a bid for UK's Alliance & Leicester. The Times said Sebastian Holdings' Alexander Vik had asked Vodafone (VOD) and Lagardere (-1.64%) for their support in a potential break-up bid for Vivendi (V)(-1.11%). Centrica was demanding that the EU Commission halts a proposed merger between Suez (SZE)(-3.12%) and GdF (-2.60%) The Mail on Sunday wrote.
Elsewhere, Total (TOT)(-2.45%) was hit by lower oil prices. Meanwhile, JP Morgan initiated Thales (-4.31%) with an underweight rating. Finally, the European Commission agreed on Axalto's (-1.86%) merger with Gemplus (-1.83%) with conditions; SocGen upgraded both stocks to buy.
Elsewhere: In Switzerland, the local index lost 2.42%, led lower by companies with heavy Asian and emerging market exposure after key indices plunged in today's session (Nikkei -1.84%, Hang Seng -3.11%, Sensex -4.2%). J Baer (-7.37%) and ABB (ABB)(-7.96) were among the key Swiss decliners today.
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Due to an unpredictable circumstances, I had to organize drawing of the winner of free voucher a bit early. In the past couple of days no one entered the drawing so I guess it is safe to say that 11 candidates are enough to make it interesting. Each comment has a number next to it so I used small Flash application that we use to draw prizes on out IT PRO UG meetings. Lucky number drawn is 10. Kamil, congratulations, your free voucher is in your mail (please check junk e-mail folder). More luck to all next time.
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- November 5, 2010 at 19:34
Thanks a lot Marin!
- November 22, 2010 at 20:22
Hi Marin,
Would it be fine if from the other countries such as myself could join the free voucher drawing even though I didn't have the chance to attend the said event/meeting?
- November 22, 2010 at 20:25
Oh sorry my bad. I thought it was a free microsoft exam voucher. Sorry.
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The Linden Place house plan is an engaging cottage, with an abundance of windows and doors. The Linden Place welcomes the seaside breezes and the gentle winds of cool, moonlit nights. A cozy porch with decorative fretwork and balusters leads through a mid-level entry to the main gallery, which sports an art niche. No one is ever left out with an open arrangement of the two-story great room, gallery kitchen and casual dining.
The rear of the Linden Place plan overlooks to the rear deck and is enjoyed by all. It's positively perfect for al fresco entertaining. The great room of the Linden Place boasts a warming fireplace, built-in cabinets and two pairs of French doors that open to the rear porch. Large, plentiful windows bathe the formal dining room and spacious living area in sunlight, lending an airy atmosphere and a sense of the outdoors. A detailed kitchen makes preparations easy for the family chef, while the utility room is placed nearby.
In the Master's retreat, tall windows and lovely French doors blur the lines between indoors and out. A tray ceiling highlights this private haven. The second floor hosts two guest suites complete with full baths, spacious closets and French doors to the porch.
A spacious loft separates the two secondary suites that include luxurious amenities. Each of these bedrooms enjoys a tray ceiling, walk-in closet and roomy bath. Two covered porches and an open deck extend the living space. This allows guests places to enjoy the sights and sounds of the sea. The floor plan has 2374 square feet of living area. It is available with an island basement foundation which houses the double drive under garages and ample storage space.
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RIALTO -- Blanca Silva was 9 months pregnant, days from delivering her son and she had a car full of gifts from a baby shower.
But her excitement turned to heartbreak when a burglar broke into the car, stealing all the gifts. Silva and her husband, Martin Victor Duran, couldn't afford to replace the stolen items.
It was a dilemma that Rialto police felt warranted far more than a police report.
"To have that all taken from them, a baby coming so soon and not having money to replace it - it touched us all," Cpl. Cameron Nelson said.
Silva and Duran reported the theft at their apartment complex in the 200 block of South Linden Avenue on April 16.
Police technician Noretta Barker, who took the report, said the couple lost about $250 in gifts.
"It was just the world to them," she said.
And coupled with the fact that Silva, who is deaf, often endures insults for her disability, Barker felt like she should do something to help.
Barker sent out word of the couple's woes to her colleagues, who quickly cobbled together more than $1,000 in baby clothes, bottles, a high chair, a crib, and gifts for the couple's other five children.
"All I did was put the word out for a few gently used items, and all my co-workers went crazy," Barker said.
Police delivered the gifts Wednesday, filling the family's living room full of bags and boxes.
Silva, who delivered her son, Martino Duran, on Saturday, smiled as she watched her daughters, Stephanie and Shantelle, play with their new Barbies and stuffed animals.
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Spare a thought for Chris Willford. The former finance director of Bradford & Bingley was last week stung with a £30,000 fine for his actions during the banking crisis. The City regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), found that for three days in May 2008 he failed to do his job properly because he did not tell the board of the cash-strapped bank that its finances were deteriorating.
At the time, the bank was in the midst of a rescue cash call that eventually failed. Four months later it was part-nationalised and partially taken over by the UK arm of the Spanish bank Santander. It was an oversight for which he is rightly being penalised. So why the sympathy?
Well, Willford is one of only a handful of bankers to be punished for their actions during the financial crisis. None of the bosses of the banks bailed out during that time – B&B included – has faced any charges from City watchdogs.
Admittedly Fred Goodwin – stripped of his knighthood – will not expect the City regulator to authorise him to take a job in finance again. Andy Hornby, the former boss of HBOS, has gone into bookmaking – via a chemist – rather than seek out another career in banking.
But will this quench the public appetite for the buck to stop at the top of failed organisations? Probably not.
While the clamour for bankers to be sent to jail may appear undignified, look at the situation in Iceland. The former chairman and chief executive of the collapsed bank Kaupthing were last week given a five-year jail sentence.
Both Hreidar Mar Sigurdsson, the former chief executive, and his chairman Sigurdur Einarsson are expected to appeal against their convictions for fraud and market manipulation.
But still, Iceland is unique in punishing its most senior bankers in such a public way and securing convictions. It may be that the crimes were easier to understand – in Kaupthing's case it related to a loan the bank gave to a Qatari sheikh to buy 5% of its own shares – but still it helps to sate the demand for top bankers to take the blame when things go wrong.
This was one of the themes pursued by the parliamentary commission on banking standards and then taken up by the Treasury select committee, which has battled in recent weeks to convince a succession of former managers of the Co-operative Bank to take responsibility for its near-demise.
This week new rules requiring top bankers to be accountable for their actions are expected to become law. A new offence of reckless misconduct, for bankers who run their institutions into the ground, will also be introduced.
There are those who say the new law will be impossible to enforce. Even so, it may yet prove to be a deterrent to any banker whose management strategy is growth at any cost. Just think of the sales advisers at Lloyds Banking Group. One of them was so terrified about being demoted that he sold himself a financial product. He did not stop there. He sold one to his wife and his colleague to achieve sales targets. This culture was exposed last week when the bank was fined a record £28m.
The FCA shed light on a brutal six-tier salary structure at Lloyds in which advisers could automatically be demoted if they failed to reach sales targets. The bank paid bonuses even when it knew that the customers were being sold products they did not need.
It is a shocking affair. So, on whom did the FCA pin the blame? There's the problem. Not a single individual at Lloyds is named by the regulator. Instead the firm is fined for serious failings in its systems and controls. That cannot be right.
Eurozone festivities? Don't bank on them
December is a time for clearing the decks as well as decking the halls, so tThere is a satisfying completeness about Ireland's formal exit from its bailout package this weekend. More than five years into the crisis, and with fellow bailout victims Greece, Portugal and Cyprus still racked with economic hardship and political instability, Ireland is a welcome success story for the eurozone.
After ministers finally agreed the basics of a pan-European banking union last week, there is cause for hope that 2014 will be the calmest year since the onset of the credit crunch. Ireland certainly appears to think so, given its decision to jump free of the troika without the safety net of a precautionary credit line from the IMF.
But there's also reason to be cautious. On the agenda for the new year are a series of knotty financial and economic questions: how will debt-laden eurozone states cope with higher bond yields if Fed tapering pushes up borrowing costs? How will Greece's €4bn (£3.4bn) funding gap for next year be met – and what fresh agony will its population have to endure in exchange? Will Portugal's fragile coalition continue pushing through tough austerity measures without sparking a renewed political crisis? What happens if the ECB's "asset quality review" of the region's banks reveals black holes in their balance sheets that national governments will struggle to fill?
All these potential dramas will be played out against the background of a eurozone economy barely emerged from recession, where deflation appears a serious prospect and a rise in the value of the euro on the foreign exchanges is threatening the competitiveness of even mighty Germany.
It was these fears that prompted the ECB to deliver a surprise cut in interest rates last month, and led its president, Mario Draghi, to strike anything but a festive note, warning that – unlike the snow in the carol – economic recovery in the eurozone is "weak, fragile and uneven". Ireland's progress is cause for celebration, but doesn't mean the eurozone as a whole is destined for a happy new year.
Sometimes it pays to walk…
Some bosses of FTSE 100 companies cling on to their jobs even when it seems unlikely they can survive. Think Nick Buckles, former chief executive of accident-prone outsourcing company G4S, who did not quit until May, eight months after the Olympics staffing fiasco.
There are others who go only when pushed. Think Bob Diamond, the one-time boss of Barclays, who left only after the Bank of England eased him out in the wake of the Libor scandal.
Then there is Simon Lee, chief executive of insurance company RSA. A month ago, when the insurer uncovered a problem at its Irish unit, he had looked hopeful about keeping his role. The dividend, he thought at the time, would not be threatened. On Friday, however, when the hole deepened by another £130m and assurances could no longer be given about the dividend, Lee walked. A sensible decision.


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A teenage driver on a restricted licence who sped down Auckland's Northern Motorway at 200km/h has been accused by police of "mind-boggling stupidity."
The 19-year-old - whose licence meant he should not have been driving solo after 10pm - was heading south past Tristram Ave about 12.40am yesterday when clocked by a stationary police patrol.
He was driving a BMW car with a V12 engine, capable of a top speed of 250km/h.
When police caught him, the driver had crossed the harbour bridge and reached Fanshawe St in central Auckland, a distance of almost 10km.
Acting Inspector Grant Miller of the motorway police said the youth appeared oblivious to the presence of the patrol car until he was stopped, and his explanation for his death-defying stunt was: "It was stupidity."
Mr Miller said the driver's restricted licence was automatically suspended for 28 days, although he had already amassed enough demerit points to be grounded for a longer period.
A court date has yet to be set, but the speedster faces a maximum penalty of three months in prison, a mandatory six months' disqualification from driving and a fine of up to $4500.
Waitemata road policing manager Superintendent John Kelly said travelling at 200km/h was an act of "mind-boggling stupidity".
The police can recall only two instances of higher speeds on Auckland's motorways, one at 208km/h in Manukau several years ago and the other at 242km/h reached by a Chrysler car near Silverdale.
BMW spokesman Edward Finn said the BMW 850 was from a series which had its speed "limited" to 250km/h for safety purposes.
Asked why it was not limited to lower speeds, he said many BMWs were manufactured in Germany where there were no general speed limits on the autobahns, and the cars needed to be capable of travelling fast in controlled racing events.
It was unclear how fast the restricted licence-holder was travelling when he reached the harbour bridge, but a police serious crash investigator said it would not have been possible to get around the sharp corner at its southern end at more than about 120km/h.
Traffic Institute vice-president John Gottler said it was unfortunate that the Government had refrained from limiting holders of restricted drivers' licences to cars below a certain power ratio, even though learner motorcyclists were not allowed to ride anything more powerful than 250cc.
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The proof will be in the pudding for the Government next week as the Mighty River Power share offer officially opens to the public on Monday. It's hard to know how many of the 440,000 people who pre-registered will buy shares.
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Meridian is widely expected to be the next float off the block.
One Australian media agency was suggesting this week that Genesis could leapfrog Meridian because of the ongoing issues around the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter near Invercargill.
But local sources rejected the idea saying the talks affected the whole industry and if anything Genesis could be the biggest loser if Tiwai was shut down because the excess power available would make its Huntly Power station the first candidate to be shut due to its high running costs.
Tiwai negotiations resumed between Meridian and Rio Tinto this week suggesting an agreement will eventually be reached.
Analysts say closing Tiwai would also be costly to Rio Tinto.
Listing on schedule
Z Energy says the departure of its chief financial officer will not put back its potential listing in the third quarter of this year.
The petrol station operator revealed this week its CFO Mark Edgill would leave the company on July 4 to "pursue other opportunities outside of Z".
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Talk around the market is the listing could go ahead in August - slipping in between Mighty River Power and a second partial power company privatisation in September or October.
But one market source said he believed the departure could put back the listing by six months - pushing it out to next year.
The source said it would be unusual to go ahead with a public float without a chief financial officer.
But a Z spokesman said there would be no delay.
"The announcement has changed absolutely nothing from the announcement of March 8. We are preparing for a potential listing on the NZX in the third quarter of this year."
Z will release its full year result on May 3 for the year to March 31.
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Analysts are expecting big things out of a Telecom strategy briefing on May 16.
The annual briefing will be a chance for new chief executive Simon Moutter to stamp his mark and explain his grand plan to key market players.
He is expected to focus on the direction of the business and flesh out more details in the company's 4G roll-out plans.
Market players had high hopes Moutter would shake-up the company when he came on board. And it seems like he is wasting no time. Last month, the telco giant said it would axe between 930 and 1230 jobs by the middle of the year. That followed cutbacks in its Australian Gen-i business as well as tightening management and operational staff levels across all business units.
But it's yet to make a lot of difference to Telecom's share price which is still below where it was this time last year. Shares in Telecom closed down 3c yesterday at $2.43.
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Comvita shareholders who may have been hanging out for a second tilt higher takeover bid from Cerebos New Zealand are unlikely to see any action on that front now that George Crocker has left Cerebos.
Crocker left last month with general manager of sales Terry Svenson taking over the top job.
Crocker is understood to have been the main driver for the takeover bid back in October 2011 which was aggressively fended off by Comvita.
Cerebos offered $2.50 per share, a premium to what the company had been trading at in the prior months.
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Comvita shares have stayed high since the failed takeover bid - even surpassing the valuation level with a high of $4.23 in September last year.
The company's shares closed up 3c yesterday at $3.74.
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There is speculation over who could be behind a large number of Xero shares sold overnight Tuesday.
The sell-down is thought to have been made by three separate parties all using the same broker although details of the broker won't become clear until Monday because of a three-day time lag.
Sources suggested because the parcel was so big it could involve some of the bigger shareholders in Xero such as chief executive Rod Drury, Sam Morgan or Hamish Edwards.
But unless they have reduced their stakes by at least 1 per cent there won't be any notification through substantial security holder notices.
One broker suggested the turnover was probably buyer initiated by someone keen to get a stake. Xero's share price has plateaued since racing upwards in recent weeks and yesterday closed up 6c at $11.20.
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Morningstar analyst Ravi Reddy has a hold recommendation for Tower and says its major restructuring and repositioning are "game-changing".
Tower sold off its health insurance business last year and last week completed the divestment of its investment business selling it to Fisher Funds for $79 million.
Reddy noted Tower was close to completing its strategic review recommendations.
"We consider the capital management initiatives positive for the shareholders. Major restructuring and repositioning are game-changing for Tower - divesting the health insurance and funds management businesses and realigning the strategic focus to the key general and life insurance businesses."
Reddy said Tower was reassessing its capital management plans due to the cash-generating nature of the two remaining divisions.
"Disappointingly, little detail is available so far but manage-ment will provide further clarity with interim results in May."
Tower shares have trended slightly downwards since the start of the year.
They closed unchanged yesterday at $1.84.


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Koch Attach on Job Quotas Contradicts City's '79 Brief; Tells Why He Authorized It Attack by Koch On Jobs Quotas Contradicts Brief 'No End to It' 1977 Case Recalled
By JOYCE PURNICK ();
July 10, 1980,
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Mayor Koch's attack this week on a United State Supreme Court decision affirming Congress's right to establish racial quotas to combat discrimination directly contradicted a brief filed--with the Mayor's approval--by the city's Corporation Counsel in the same case last fall.
July 10, 1980
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Bigg Boss: Shah Rukh Khan not replacing Salman Khan
Sources at the television channel Colors are laughing at the reports of Shah Rukh Khan replacing Salman Khan as the host for Season 7 of Bigg Boss. Far from replacing Salman, the channel is fiercely re-negotiating with the superstar to helm the show again.
Says a highly-placed source at Colors, "Big Boss and Salman have become synonymous. As far as we're concerned, the two brands are inseparable. We've to admit, the show has benefited immensely from Salman's presence. At the same time Salman too has discovered an added connectivity with the home-viewing audience. His attitude really works for the show, and there is no chance of us letting it go."
Apparently the star's choc-a-block schedule is no bar for the next season. Sources tell us, Colors is willing to wait, even re-shuffle its schedule if the need arises for Salman to accommodate the next season of Bigg Boss.
Apparently the star's business managers have asked for a substantial hike in his feee which the show's producers Endemol are more than willing to shell out.
As for the rumours of Shah Rukh replacing Salman, the channel source surmises, "We don't know where that came from. Certainly not from us. Our channel may have met Shah Rukh, we aren't discounting that possibility. It could be to discuss another show.But certainly not for Bigg Boss. Bigg Boss is a brand that gets its power from Salman's presence. It's what Dabangg is to Salman's screen image or Singham is to Ajay Devgn. No one can imagine the Bigg Boss brand without Salman."
While the channel is adamant on the Salman factor for the show a source close to Salman says, "Like the channel told you any star would be happy to have his name associated with the Bigg Boss brand. And if such rumours(of SRK replacing Salman) make anyone happy, then so be it. Let them have fun."
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1. Re: DB Hosting, specifically APEXDimitri Gielis Oct 17, 2012 6:59 AM (in response to Phil UK)In my trial I've a link to a Secure FTP Site where you can upload your files.
You don't need to worry about the web server... but it is Apache reverse proxy in front of Weblogic with the APEX Listener.
2. Re: DB Hosting, specifically APEXRickG Oct 22, 2012 4:02 PM (in response to Phil UK)No, the current version of the Database Cloud Service does not allow access to a file system. The Database Cloud Service is not really hosting - you do not have access to the web service used in the offering.
You can store files like you mention in the Database Cloud Service itself.
- Rick Greenwald
3. Re: DB Hosting, specifically APEXPhil UK Oct 23, 2012 7:53 PM (in response to RickG)Well that's the Cloud APEX solution rendered pretty useless then!
Because Oracle don't sell APEX it seems to be pretty badly presented in the commercial world which is a shame.
4. Re: DB Hosting, specifically APEXRickG Oct 24, 2012 3:52 PM (in response to Phil UK)Hi Phil -
Thanks for the feedback, but I am a bit confused. How does the need to store files in the database instead of a file system render the Database Cloud Service and APEX in that Service useless? If you could elaborate, we might be able to come up with a solution that meets your requirements.
- Rick Greenwald
5. Re: DB Hosting, specifically APEXPhil UK Oct 24, 2012 4:46 PM (in response to RickG)Well although you can use images and files in the database, external images, CSS and javascript ar emuch better managed on the webserver.
A service offering APEX that does not allow this means the service will be fundamentally different to what you'd want to deploy to client sites. If this could be changed it would be a much more attractive option.
6. Re: DB Hosting, specifically APEXRickG Oct 24, 2012 9:05 PM (in response to Phil UK)Hi Phil -
Thanks for the explanation. The Cloud, by the very nature of its shared resources, must be more rigorous about denying some actions which would be allowed in a more exclusive environment. By allowing these files to be stored in the database, we still give you the functional equivalent, but, you are right, it might not be the way you would do it outside of a public cloud.
We hope to reduce these type of differences between the Database Cloud and a non-public implementation in the future. Thanks for your interest.
- Rick Greenwald