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Alton Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - November 28, 1890, Alton, Illinois ALTON DAILY TELEGRAPH VOLUME 30. ALTON. ILL., FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28. THE LATEST CRAZE: TIDDLElllf WINKS. (Anew aud Interest<n^khis<') THE POPULAR GAME: HALMA. Pomgssm remarkably fascination bt happy, play "HALMA." for TORNO and old. (If you would (Bv the author or "Kailua ' It it equally interesting to children aa well to play in three annulet. as adults and is learned The great Military Game —Should be in every family, *5F"- vVe also carry in stock the ever popular Parcheesi, Progressive Angling, Table Croquet, Ring Toss, improved Bagatelle, aud a variety of other interesting and pleasing Board Garnet. Democrat* To Fight the Election Bill Desperately. A FAIR APPORTIONMENT WANTED. Puzzles! Puzzles! Puzzles Th® LATENT, The BENT, The MOST PUZZLING! ttTThe famous "GYPSY PUZZLE!" without doubt the most in threating and Fascinating Fuule yet introduced. Nothing like it. Must be seen and tried to be appreciated. Only 15c. HERE'S ANOTHER, THE POCKET DERBY, and old, a fascinating and sacking A new Race Game Game of chance. Only CHAS for TORNO 10c. J. DEGENHART, DEALER IX Stationery, Picture Frames, Fancy Goods, Toys. I and 103, col. Third and Piasa cts. Ilion. IF YOU NEED — A BOTTLE OP — Lotion for Chapped Hands, Good Cough Syrup, Perfumed Cosmo!ine, A Good Healing Salve, Nice Soap or Perfumery, ♦ -®— OO TO MARSH'S DRUG STORE IT's NO SECRET. That our STOCK is the MOST COMPLETE ever drought to Alton an show you Something New aa often aa you anil In: CAPtPETS: Tapestry, Body llrusnelN Ingrain, Art Squares, Rag or Hemp ITV CURTAINS: Dado or Plain, Lace or Porker. UST RUGS: Fur Moquette, Smyrna A Oriental. Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Wire and Cocoa Mats. Otherwise aa Kit re Nasal.>n Irn Among th* Probabilities—ft|>»*k*r Rood Hail Talk with aa Interview** — Dr rn or rn Hr Pol 1*7 with Refer**** t* th* Alllaaeo— Corrected Report of th* Country'* Population—Soma Men Win* Went T* Be Moue* Poet ma*tee. Won IV UTO* err. Nov. aa-Th* Democrat* Of th* hotter mod Mont* * re lo meet in joint caucus ob Moadtj or Tueedaj night to consider their programme for the session. Th* principal matter* which will be discussed at that tim*ar* th* fedora! election and apportionment billa. Both of thee* mea*urea will chil for apodal Democratic effort and for concerted party aotion. Th* fore* bill, having already barn peened by tho honer, will, of oour**, be fought by tho Democratic senator*. They ar* determined, if It broom** nee****ry, to stay in their seats day and night b*for* they will permit the bill to become a law. May Fore* aa Batre Session. With regard to th* apportionment bill, th* Democratic leader* la both bouses will resist any unfair and manifestly partisan measure It Is principally for th* purpose of devising measure* of resistance In tho bona* to partisan efforts in this 41* ruction that th* caucus will be ceiled. If the Republicans bring ap th* force MU In the senate, and what th* Democrats claim to be an unfair apportionment Mil in th* boas* ahead of th* appropriation hills, the Democratic course may occasion th* failure of of one or more of those Mila, and thus cause an extra eeasion. Remarks by Speaker Reed. Speaker Heed is back In the capital If be feels any bitterness of spirit over tbs recent elections bs does not ehow IL He is a* full of wit and humor as ever, and his remarks are tinctured wltk that atmo#* spirit of philosophy for which he b famous When asked about the programme for the sea* on It. d said that he could say nothing ab rut It yet, as h* bad not had any opportunity to talk with soy of th* party haler* and h* did not know what would be dou*. There ar* still sows months left of th* F.f.y first con greta,* he said, "and we thai! go ob doing bual oms at th* aam* old aland. A Modest Disclaimer. "I know th* common impression ha* been that I do everything. bat really, yon know I don't do everything mjreelf, and do soasuit a little with ins rn bars of th* party. By the by," added th* speaker, with a quiet smit*, "th* Democratic papers. I suppose, do not charge me with do-lug aa much now as I used to dor When told that he did not seem to be as mach "in it* as formerly, be laughed and appeared to appreciate th* humor of th* situation. Herd be ii* res that the Ka pa bl lorn* will pas* an apportionment hill at this session W ha* Legislative Re Leek* Per. II* docs not know what will be th* fats of th* foro* bill, as that la out of th* house, and now ream with tbs senate. Whit* bs would Ilk* to see th* shipping bilb passed, be i* not ear* that they will go through, aa he does not kuow th* temper of lh* western man since th* * bot ion, and he b making some inquiries in that direction. With th* exception perhaps of th* passage of th* apportionment MU and th* subsidy Mile, he does not look for much important legislation at thb session. Will Be ''J* It" Nest Cee geese. Reed uke* considers bl* Interest la the man who b to succeed him la presiding over th* destinies of th* house Bs b rather inclined to think that Mills will be th* man. Heed's view* on "What did IL* ar* decidedly interesting whet told lo th* coofs* of privet* oouvernation, hut ho decline* to he quoted publicly mi that point On* thing is very certain, the Republicans do not intend to surrender th* control of congress until th* 4th of next March, sod In tho Fifty-oecoud Reed will just as interesting a Agar* on the Hosmer is th* tun slant po-tm as tor of th* house, end hie becker I* Congressman Green beige. Mr. Ralph is Indorsed by Congressman HUL Mr. Gray is a well known Washington City n*w»|iap«r man and he ha* mary friends among th* mem bere of th* house There Are OS,SSS,SSO of Ca VV ASH i NOTO* City, Nov. S. —Huperin tendenf Porter hat completed bb Anal determination of thetmpn latten stat bt lo* of the country. The total differs by 141, TIO from that contained lath* bulletin issued from th# census bureau oa Oct. ML This change is due to the corrections of errors of what is termed the first, or rough, count, Mid the addition of nam** ascertained to have I we a omitted from the enumeration. The verified popuia tton of the United blate* in DMJ i* . (Mi. 350 _____ bal lanai Capital Personal*. Washington City, Nos a '—Speaker Rc*d was at the Capitol for a short time yesterday. He dropped in on the mem toro of th* appropriations committee who were working on the pension appro prlatioii and asked some questions Mc Millin of Tenor****, who ba candidate for the speakership, arrived in the dty yesterday morning and was at the Capitol for a short time. Alleged to Have ( hanged Her Faith. Washington City, Nov. I —Tn* Critic •ay* that It is informed, on what It bo-11*ve* to be go<»d authority, that th* wife of Senator Htaaford, of California, has become a convert to the doctrines of th* Roman Cat hollo church, and will soon make that fact publM by entering th* communion of that ehnreh. Na na, Wants ait, OOO,OOO. Washington City. Nov. rn—Commissioner I ta urn bad a oonfer nos yesterday with the snb-oommitts* of th* hone* committee on appropriations, in charge of appropriations for pensione. He told tbs committee that tho pension deficiency weald amount to I<1,000. OGG A DOG'S SONE IN HIS LEO. For- floor as bo is In present congree*. th* chair during tim Ladies like to tee the Newest and Finest In Hones Decorations Easiest way to see them is to Call frequently at our establish! whether yon wish to buy or not. The lent, A. J. HOWELL TUB FIN KST HK ATE!, Radiant Home. THB BENT HEED GOAL BAAB BUEKER. Supe ' nor, HE MOAT PEH FE*'T CODE STOVE MADE VIBE BAUM VV ARBA STEO FuK FIVE VK IHS lf a II II El Cl lf A RT RT wbeoaaln, last session, have appeared ii -I# ll U r r .B A N ii • lb* Tk# «ttoU4ate* are Stint** WO anti 102 E- SECOND ST M "1*1*1 lr filii J. A Ralph, DEMOCRATS AND THE ALLIANCE. Th* Farmer To Be a SaiqeoA af Meek Solicitude. Washington City, Nor. M-ft bovP doat that th* De moors ta look to th* Farmer*' Alliance ae their natural allies, and will go as far as pose! Me la acosding to (he wishes of tho mw political foro*. But so far ss th* sab treasury sc bs ms b oouorrnod, ll is already dead. Thor* b not a slug is Democratic leader of prominence who has not openly doc I ami himself in opposition to it. It b possible that, nuder terr*# of circumstant, fro* coin age of silver may bo brought about by Democratic assistance, and It Ie pretty certain that th* volume of currency will be inflated by the MXI congree* Leaking Ahead Two Tears. Representative Dockery, of Missouri, la conversation on thb subject, remarked that with else and fair ire at meat by the Democrat* th* Al llano* movement is going to prove greatly to tho advantage of tho Democratic party in ffi Tho subtreasury plan, he said, looked to tho loaning of money. Tho effort* of th* Democrats would ho directed toward lifting th* farmers out of th* becrawl eg el aaa He added: "There are thro* thing* th* farmer* want, and they may ax peel (aget thorn through tho Db moor at Is party. They want a greater volamo of money; they want ta get their farm implements and tho** necessaries which thay have Id bay at prices cheaper than they now have to pay and they want an enlarged market for farm products Mw* It Will Ra Dom*. 'Th* Dr moo rate wlU enlarge tbs volume of money by th* pa/sage of an aet for the fro* eoinag* of silver and ^atv farm of th* tariff they will roduc* th* price* un their clotting, their binding twin*, their plow* and ail th# necessaries they bar* to boy, and will at tho aam* Mm* rn large th* market for tbs lr prod-ast* We propose to give them reciprocity that moans something; reciprocity that will bs a benefit to the ferrum. ** TK ary Wast To Re Foetal- tor, WASKI koto* City, Nor. RI —Th roo candid ates tor th* vacant office of poet master of th* house, vacated by Caph Wheat, of Wboonsie, I/vat assai.>n, have appeared la " " ll k«Bsrksbl« S erg leal Operation formed on J ok nay Cathin*. NKW VOUK, Nor. I.— Snores* ere ms to have crowned th* remarkable surgical optntlos of transplanting a boa* from a dog to a leg of Johnny Go?bios. which was performed by Dr. A. M Phelps at lbs Chanty hospital on Hi ack wall's bland about ton days aga Boy and dog ars ooa. Their flash ha* grown together, sod everything indicates that their bones bar* begun to unit*. Bine* the operation every precaution he* been taken by Dr. I'belp* to prevent any information about th* patient being given to th* public. Th# boy and th* dog wars placed la a room by themselves, and nobody has been ad-mlt'ed except th* bouse surgeon* and nurses, sad an occasional friend of Li? Phelps. A gentleman Tuesday night, however, who Is almost as well iii formed about th* cass a* Dr. Phelps himself, told all be IMW about th* boo* grafting op-eration * F Tk* Monad I sapor tod Story Day. Th* gentleman described th* plaster casts, and said that there we* bo truth in th* assertion that nothing reliable could be learned about th* agora** or failure of th* operation until th* plaster east* that bind tbs boy and dog together have bean removed. Not a day bas passed that Dr. Phelps has not inspected the wonad, and, if need be, the extertor of the connection between boy and dog coaid have been dreseed without disturbing tho plaster fast on Johnny'* leg th* piaster cast on tbs dog or th* plaster bonds that hold their leg* firmly together. What Will Rosmoss of tee Dog* Probably th* most certain Indication of anion between th* bones, anda point upon which great stress I* always laid by surgeons, laths fact that ever slur* the operation the temperature* of both th* boy and dog have been normal. Fever indicates that anion of broken bones la not progressing favorably. Not amil tbs dog'* upper forearm is eat away from tbs buy'* lag will It be known lay md th* possibility of a doubt that th* canine boa* bas become amalgamated with th* boy's The final operation of separating Jell any sod th* dog ta not likely to be made for at toast a iou pts of weeks Ti INDIANS. Report of a Great Battle Near Fort Keogh. WARLIKE NEWS FROM OUT WEST. •kart Natl Collects I.ltOO Wall-Arms* Braves Wk* Talk of tk* Happy Days Wfeva H kite Massacre* Were Rosy sad Look for Their Batara—Msay Thing* Nlgaidraat of Troakls lo Those Wk* Know th* Rod Warrior—Little Wound ©*■•*# late tea Agency. New I IRL Nov. IS —A dispatch to Th* Herald from Missoula, M jut., says: "A fierce baul* la in pr< gr. ss between th* United Hts tea regulars ani Northern Cheyenne Indian* near Fort Keogh. Th# department baa ordered thro* companias from Missoula to the seen* of th* troubls Adv cts from various points say that llvo-ly *kirm shiug I* In progress all along lbs Hoe; that th* Indian* her* been driven back. and that thro* or four of tbs redskin* have beau captured. Th* caum of th* trouble Is not stated. It is believed that th* difficulty has nothing to do 1th th* ghost dane*, bat wa* probably an attempt of the Chry en ne* to role* se by fore* Indiaa prisoners In jail at Milos C.ty. 8TORY OF TWO CATTLEMEN. They (ti vs In fur wa! tun Thai Nab** Prospects Very Glssny, Chit too, Nov. 2E —GotI Mil** last night receive I th* fo lowing telegram from Governor Mellette, of South Dakota: "Scotty Phillips, a cattleman living at th* mouth of the Grand Stone Butt crook, bring* rn* th* following In lei I ige nee. f'nillipt tea V*ry cool, courageous nod rot I abl* man a td was a good scum through th* Sioux had Ch*) en a# troubles H* report* that eight day* ago fie* lodges, containing I We I v* buck*, armed wltk Winchesters and laden with ammunition, * imped at his bourn, going from Rosebud lo a Urge coup which is formed on Whit* river, ai the mouth of Pass creek. I si brit •/Carnage aug Ow*. "Th# Indian* wsr* early and defiant la <n«»n r. O.i# of them said b* ba l ansa th* thus whs ii they used to tote oat th* besin# of child roo and drink women'* b oad, and that th* tim* was cdtning when tbsy wool I do It again In tb* last fsw day* Pbil-ips bas bad twenty cauls sills 1 by tbs Indians. Three half-breeds from Whit* river Mopped at I'hi'ltpe' home Moo lay night aud sail they st peeled bo find tho Mi tie sn sot* destroyed when they got home. Phillip* says every body Who ba* bern among Us ted teas any length of tim*, without exception, says that thor* is going to bo an uprising. end that very quietly. Ft/Vows Henri red Armed Warriors. "Tho dane* at Short Bull's headquarter* *• P*»n crerk has been running fur a month, ai d Phillips think* that it • a ,-oiut fixed for oenocatratloa for all lh* baud* Ms th inks thoro are 1,OOJ lodge* and I AJO armed warrior* there now. Th* ta- COAL. : The Famous Gillespie Soft COAL delivered at five minutes notice in any ot the city. Burns to a Clear Gray Ash, no Clinkers or Cinders. Best Soft Coal In the West. HARD COAL In all sizes, Delivered at Lowest Market Prices, duality Unsurpassed, DUY NOW, BEFORE THE BIG ADVANCE. Dorsey & Mann 310 Belle street. TKL EPI IOXK 84 AXD 31. THE OMAHA FOR BURNING COAL, COHR OR WOOD. Enough Hallways la th* West. Bonton. Nov. it—In an interview yesterday Jay Gould saki: "Thoro ar* railroads snuugh la th* waster* country for tk* next Av* years We want now Intelligently to develop th* country and kart it grow ap to th* capacity of th* road* without ruining aharohoidero by competitive rate*, which ar* aa advantage to nobody." Ho would Ilk* to onsoltdate all th* big systems now nuder his control, but says that would bs unlawful What bs will try to do m to organises newamo elation to make rate*, distribute territory, Wa ii* thinks that* small ad vane* In rate* Is n*c***ary. Canal ballam at Rbarteam. Lox Dux, Nev. «§ —Adit patch from Buskin* say* that th* damn chief Se a ousel I* marching against th* Mahdi with a large and troll armed fore*, and that th* Mahdi, owing to numerous desertion* and pri vat iou, I* in no cond it ion to meet tho sn#ray. In Khartoum and vicinity all the food has been sc teed for, lh* sup Em of th* Mahdi * followers, and theiu-abit sots ar# perishing by bu birodo, Au Arab living in Khartoum is said to have kilted ooo of hi* slav**, th* family being without food,and livod wltk his household for several day* on th* romaine Asetdsat to a* ti slur Hampton. Coli Hat A, & Cl, Nov. *|-A telegram received hora last night tea to* that Senator Wad* Hampton, white out gunning on bl* favorite bunting grounds In Wash legion county, Mi*#, was accidentally •bot by bl* son, Mc Do Ute Hampton. Th* mn fired toward hi* father aud wonad ed him la th* head, on* of th* abote •triking hts eye Hi* injuries however, ar* not br * Is v*d to h* serious, and it is not thought likely that to will lam bls ay* Sigh.. Tw* Tral*-Wrecker* Cap! a rag. Wile Est A REB. Pa, Nov. n -Two Hungarians, Mike Hurdurick and Donuts Cho*UR w*ro arrested far attempting to wreck a train aa th* Delaware, the Indian# into th* agency before giving •Ut th* to*L Thor* ar* still sv'srti thou durns s«y that they will not giro ap Short Bull, aud will fight whoa th* sold tor* try o arrest thorn. Indian ruan*rs pass i'hillip.' housi night aud day traveling bet ween Hi*tiding Rock and th* camp mu Pas* crook." An I rgrn t Reg**** (sr Troops. Governor Mall**is concludes hts Ute groin with so urgent req<ism for Ute establishment of pilots at Cham torts!o and boreal City. After perusing th* dispatch Gob. Miles said that Goos Roger and Brook* were making all preparation possible to protect th* Uvas sad property of •fitters. risers, I, D., ('stokes lh* toaro. A telegram from I Herr*. 8. D., confirm* th* a bo va, with th* additum of th* testimony of Charlo# Waldron, snot her cattleman Ho sad Phillip* both married Indian women sod have alway* had the closest relations with th* redskins They report that tho iudiaos am now engaged in killing rattle belonging to ranchmen by the score, bul it is their manner of kilting cattle more than tho number that show* poi*ta of ugliness la their character to on* who is familiar with Indian character In soma places they found a carcass with arrow* la Ii* body, which la aa much aa to any, "An I .id tan with a bad baart did this and what ar* yon going la do about ll" Indian* who wore formerly smiling sod friendly and weuld converse, ar* bow surly looking dumbs* oysters, and carry their botte full of cartridge* and Winchesters oa their shoulder*. A Ear* relater tor Trouble. All th* asm! civilised or good Indiana they claim, bava gnu* into Ut* agencies which is >ua <lared a sure pointer that trouble lo at hand, aud they snow It The seal of war la bb ort Bult'* ramp which to located north af th* White rtvar, In th# Pin* River agency, a few mil** from tho mouth of Peoa croak Short Bull's following arc of (ho ugly, wilder class who bar# th* (ternate sort of faith la th* now Messiah crag# Th* serious feature of ' this situation Is that th* order baa goo* I oat to th* army officers to rapture th* j leader* of th* Meas.ah crass. Tho army | ta bow massing in tbs southern portion of ■ tbr south raser calloo, sad th* follower* I of Snort Bull swear that if say attempt j la mads to capture him there will to bloodshed forthwith, sad Phillips sad ' Waldron ar* sure toay moan what they •ay Th* I siMi -Little Ness! Submit*. A special from Pias Ridge aaaonoen I that th* War to over. At toast Little i Wound, th* late of th* recalcitrant*, *e-co in pan ie I by hts chief lieutenant* I Yellow Hair, Yellow Bear aud broken I Arm, ram* lute the agency late night after dark and signified their lataaiioa of : hopi mg a ooo (ere nee with th* agent. Agent Royer's Latate Nev*. OK An A. Nab, Nov. at—Th* first atettai wot* cf public importance at Plan Bldg* was mad* yesterday when Agent Roy se announced that th* beef tam* woald bo postponed How long it wilt to pat od to not stated, bat th* deair* la lo get all Combined Coal IT HAR EVERT MODERN IMI'R sting, V ' IT* am I nan I -THE ONLY PERFECT— , and Wood Cooking Stovo Midi. v!l In ",,n "*""»*•« Pl I. -Ii) an /nu rain I 'taints Magmat'•to^ttomC Bol# -Agent*. PITTS & HAMILL, FALL SUITS. I AM NOW KEADY TO FI RN tail EVEEY MAN IM ALTOM WITH A SUPERIOR SUIT OF CLOTHES, MADE FE IM IU mil p ELK CTE D ESPECIALLY FOR FALL. WE A FL OU * IN THI MOST STYLISH MAXNER, With. Perfect Pit, —<*—ffAND —-O- At Figures.; that will Please All. H. G. G-. Moritz^ J ulius H. Raible Rectifier, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in WINES AND LIQUORS. Haring removed my busine** lo rot uew building No. 115 Fourth botwoon Piata and Ballo Streak, I • ti nil devote my entire attoaUoa to the WHOLESALE SALES Of nil kinds of Wines and Liquors, where all DEALERS to their Inter* at to PurcUaas their Supplies at will Awl J* Strictly Wholesale Prices. Tho Largest and Most Select Stock of ever brought to Una City—on hand,—aud a ment ICatatdisUed. Call and Examine. Fine WINES and LIQUORS complete Battling Depart* Julius H. Raible 116 Fourth, bet. /Belle and Piasa s FALL GOODS! of ll it note and Charka ii Ralph. Gray. Mr. wanna and Wasters roil road. near Fly mouth, yesterday afternoon Tbs Hun* Brian* war* Men trying f* fatten two ga coupling pine to the a t t track by th* engineer and fireman ot n oust train, who took tbern to th* luck*api Th* Eleettea Weal Rap u bl Ires. Provipiscb, R L, NUV. Hi -Th* total vt * of '.he oily Tuesday: Mayor— Smith, Hop., a, 44. McNally, Dom., 4,441. Bd w®rd«, Pro,, 104. • md piu* Ridge Indian* rho have not reported. Tho** of them 'who ar* infill) od to hcteillty ar* not • Sering for eof, as they ar* biding th# router*' cattie __ Telegraph LIB* tor Ck tea. Loa Don, Nov. IR—-Tho Chloe** govern me ut bs* luoronjtd to lh* erection of a aroph lino 4* netting Poking and Iberian tows Kl act. let ANOTHER LOT Off CLOTHS, WORCESTERS CASSlMERES, JUST RECEIVED FOR KALL WK AH. ALSO A FIXE URE OF rPPiBH (P*I *%♦§* #r^fB #%w#^y| * <a FOK K UA AED WINTER. E. L. BOECKMANN. ;
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Paul Merriman wanted to leave money to his grandson. But while the 55-year-old Seattle investment adviser liked the idea of one day freeing 5-year-old Aaron from financial insecurity, he was also afraid of spoiling the boy. So Merriman set up a trust with a tax-free gift of $10,000 that his grandson can't touch until the ripe age of 65. Each year after that, Aaron will be able to withdraw 7% of his inheritance, with the remainder going to a charity of his choice when he dies. "It's not going to make him rich," Merriman says of the trust, which will nonetheless reach $4.9 million in 60 years if it compounds at 10% a year. "If he wants to be rich, he can do that on his own."
Thanks to a booming economy and a soaring stock market, a large number of Americans are now in a position to leave a sizable inheritance. But many fear their heirs may not be able to handle big windfalls. "A great many people never imagined having this kind of money," says Mary Hickok, trust counsel at Wilmington Trust in Wilmington, Del. "Now they are frightened to leave it outright to their children." So, instead of handing stock or cash over directly, many are tying the money up in a trust, a legal entity that holds and manages assets for heirs.
Although some trusts contain few, if any, restrictions on how and when money can be used, many have requirements that reflect a benefactor's values or a child's economic or health needs. "You can write in any set of rules you want," Hickok says.
With the help of a good lawyer, for example, parents afraid of assets being frittered away can safeguard their child's nest egg for retirement by preventing payouts before age 60--or even later. If your child would rather watch TV than look for a job, a trust that links the payout to the amount he or she earns might create an incentive to work. And to encourage entrepreneurialism, some trusts allow beneficiaries to withdraw or borrow against a portion of their inheritances to set up businesses, says Joanne Johnson, a trust and estate lawyer at J.P. Morgan's Private Bank in New York. If you're concerned the money will be wasted on a scam, you can require accountants or attorneys to approve a business plan.
You also can cut the odds of subsidizing a drug, alcohol, or gambling habit. Jeffrey Condon, a Santa Monica (Calif.) trust and estate lawyer and co-author with his father, Gerald Condon, of Beyond the Grave: The Right Way and the Wrong Way of Leaving Money to Your Children (and Others) (Harper Business, $15), recommends hiring a professional trustee, such as a bank, to oversee the funds and write checks to creditors, including landlords and doctors. Some advisers suggest appointing a sympathetic but discerning friend or relative to assess the heir's needs and vet all but routine payouts. Those who want to play hardball can make payments contingent upon rehabilitation, Johnson says.
WINDFALLS. Although no rules say so, there are some things parents will never be able to control via a trust. A mother who hates her son-in-law cannot make her daughter's trust payments contingent upon a divorce. Similarly, parents cannot block withdrawals if an heir marries someone of a particular religious, racial, or ethnic background. "The courts have routinely thrown those limitations out," Hickok says.
When drafting a trust, the choice of a trustee is vital. "If you don't have someone who will discharge the responsibilities of the trust with the utmost integrity and objectivity, you are going to have some problems," says Johnson. A professional, such as a trust company officer, can provide both objectivity and investment advice. The downside, though, are annual fees that frequently amount to 1% of the trust's assets. (Fees are often waived when non-professionals, such as friends or relatives, serve as trustees.) That is on top of the cost of establishing the trust, which can run from $2,500 to $12,000, depending upon where you live and the complexity involved.
The next step is to draft the trust's terms. That means deciding when the money can be released. Often, trusts pay heirs interest on their investments annually, while distributing the principal in stages. A common arrangement gives beneficiaries a third of their share at age 30, another third at 35, and the rest at 40, when the trust terminates. The theory behind staggering payouts is that heirs get practice in handling windfalls. Accordingly, if someone blows a first installment on, say, a failed restaurant, he or she might be more conservative with the remainder, Hickok adds.
THINK TWICE. You don't have to give everything away within a set timetable. Johnson says some people give their children most of their inheritances in their 30s and 40s. But to preserve some assets for old age, they require some money to remain in the trust for the heirs' lifetimes. Many are also establishing "generation-skipping trusts," which allow married couples to put away as much as $2 million for grandchildren and subsequent generations, although they allow children to be named as beneficiaries as well. For single people, the threshold is $1 million. The government exempts these sums from the 55% generation-skipping tax normally levied upon gifts to grandchildren. (That tax is separate from the estate taxes that kick in on gifts of more than $650,000 per person, or $1.3 million for couples.) Because generation-skipping trusts are able to grow tax-free for generations, those who establish them should think twice before allowing their children to withdraw every penny.
When setting up a trust, consider how flexible you want it to be. If you want your progeny to have access to money whenever they need it, you might consider letting the trustee approve withdrawals. Alternately, some trusts spell out how and when money can and cannot be used--no ifs, ands, or buts--say, exclusively on college or a home.
Some choose a middle ground by allowing a trustee to deviate from the rules if someone makes a special request for money for "education, support, maintenance, or health." These are part of broad standards the Internal Revenue Service established to give trustees guidance.
Trust and estate lawyers say they advise clients not to be too rigid. "If you draft a trust to be flexible, it can be responsive to the evolving circumstances of your children," says Johnson. For example, if you deem that the trust cut off heirs who remain unemployed, you could punish stay-at-home parents and those who become too disabled to work. One solution is to give the trustee room to make exceptions, Hickok says.
NEST EGG. It's also a good idea to allow your progeny to keep their money in the trust longer than required. Because trusts with so-called "spendthrift" clauses are protected against creditors, they can shield a nest egg from divorce, bankruptcy, malpractice, and other legal claims.
Finally, keep in mind that no matter how many rules you put in a trust, you have no guarantees that things will go according to plan. For example, if you establish a minor's trust for a child under age 21, that child has the right to withdraw some--if not all--of the money during a 30-to 90-day period once he or she reaches adulthood, regardless of the trust's restrictions.
For those willing to contend with extra paperwork, a so-called Crummey Trust offers some protection against raiding. Crummey provisions require that an adult heir or a guardian of a minor child receive notification after each contribution is made. That sum can then be withdrawn during a 30-to 90-day window. But money given beforehand remains off-limits until the trust's terms permit.
Whatever type of trust you settle on, be aware that most cannot be changed once established. So before you sign off, make sure the trust reflects your heirs' needs and your values. Then ask yourself whether the trust is flexible enough to allow for the unforeseen. No matter how well you know your heirs, you can't possibly predict the future.


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Editor's note: Our series "Life Cycles of Inequity" explores the ways in which inequity impacts the lives of black men. Each month, we focus on a life stage or event in which that impact has been shown to be particularly profound.
This infographic is part of a package focused on implicit bias in schools. Read Julianne Hing's profile of a novel program in Oakland that seeks to disentagle the threads of race, disability and discipline. And watch our series' introductory video, in which eight young black men describe their own experiences with implicit bias in the classroom.


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2014 Annual Advocacy Sacramento Trip
Silicon Valley Leadership Group
Wednesday, May 14, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)
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May 14, 2013
Annual Sacramento Advocacy Trip
Save the Date for the Silicon Valley Leadership Group's Annual trip to California's state capitol, which will focus on key Silicon Valley policy priorities.
Silicon Valley executive delegation visits will occur with the Governor's office, key state Senate and Assembly leaders, and new constitutional officers and key agency department leaders to name a few. In addition to high-level visits, the trip will feature networking opportunities with key Silicon Valley industry leaders.
2014 Trip Info: May 14 (visits 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.)
Cost for Registration: Includes all meals, staff time/travel costs, and all meeting materials. Please contact us so that we can work with you on a registration fee that fits your budget. BRANDED SPONSORSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE: Please see Kirk Everett at firstname.lastname@example.com or Grace Kay at email@example.com for more details.
Delegation Size: 60 or more executives and elected officials are anticipated for the 2014 trip. Sacramento-based members and Silicon Valley city and county elected officials are welcome to participate at a lower rate.
Hotel information: This will be a one-day trip this year -- no overnight accommodations will be needed unless members would like to make arrangements on their own.
Transportation: Reduce your carbon footprint! Carpools will gather at the Leadership Group offices on the morning of May 14 at 7:30 a.m. with Sacramento as the destination. For the return, carpools will return from Sacramento back to Silicon Valley with an arrival of approximately no later than 8:00 p.m.
Contacts: For any questions or to receive more information, contact Kirk Everett at 408/501-7856 or email@example.com or call 408-501-7864 or Grace Kay email@example.com.
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Making it Easier for Start-ups To Raise Money
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently voted to make it easier for private companies, start-ups, hedge funds, just about any privately-held company looking to raise money to advertise to the public.
WNYC's business editor Charlie Herman explains how the end of the ban on "general solicitation" will make it easier for some companies to raise money.
But there's a catch (isn't there always?) about just who can invest and there are some serious concerns about outright scams.
Also, the future of crowdfunding in return for direct investments in start-ups.


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We actively seek to establish working relationships with industry leaders whose technology and service offerings complement and enhance the solutions and services we provide to our customers. Our partnerships are based on mutual support and collaboration, and built with the goal of making it easier for companies to responsibly blend open source and commercial third-party code with proprietary software development projects. If you are interested in partnering with Palamida, send us an email at email@example.com. Please be sure to include all relevant contact information.
Palamida's partners provide a range of expertise to help us address our customers' needs-collaboration software, mergers and acquisition expertise, third-party projects data, extensive open source code listings, security and legal services, to name a few. Our relationships with our valued partners enable us to provide a comprehensive offering that assists companies with effective application security for open source, through a broader, more complete understanding of their software IP assets.
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IBM® Rational® ClearCase® offers complete software configuration management. The solution provides sophisticated version control, workspace management, parallel development support and build auditing to improve productivity. IBM has been a leader in supporting and promoting open source software. An important aspect of pervasive open source use today is the management and security of it within mission critical applications.
Enterprise Edition is now integrated with IBM® Rational® ClearCase® to extend application security further into the development cycle. Integration between Enterprise Edition and IBM Rational ClearCase enables automated code audits, the process of inventorying the open source software in use and alerting on security vulnerability issues, as part of the normal application build and release cycle. The integration helps ensure that security vulnerability and intellectual property issues are exposed early in the application development cycle when remediation is simpler and less costly.
Integration with IBM Rational ClearCase provides mutual customers the following benefits:
- A new level of security functionality for increased return on investment in using IBM Rational tools and services.
- Complementary application security solution to IBM's existing security software such as IBM Rational AppScan, which enables static testing of source code. With the new integration, joint customers now have a solution for software composition analysis, which addresses open source vulnerabilities including those in binary form.
- A reliable framework within the development cycle for security and IP stakeholders to collaborate in the approval, analysis, and remediation of security and IP issues utilizing alerts of violations against established policies, and maintain a record of the decisions for remediation.
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Aujas is a Global Information Risk Management (IRM) services company. Aujas helps clients mitigate risk and enhance information value and today partner with over 300 clients in 15 countries. Aujas' service portfolio includes Risk Management, Data Protection, Identity and Access Management, Open Source Compliance and Secure Release services.
Aujas provides professional services in North America, South Asia and the Middle East and has a team of over 125 experienced consultants. Aujas has been ranked the fastest growing information risk management services company in India for 2011 and 2012. For more information, please visit www.aujas.com or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Founded in 1983, Borland Software Corporation (NASDAQ: BORL) is the global leader in Software Delivery Optimization. The company provides the software and services that align the people, processes and technology required to maximize the business value of software. To learn more about delivering quality software, on time and within budget, visit: www.borland.com.
Since 1992, Cigital has enabled some of the most well-known organizations in financial services, communications, insurance, hospitality, e-commerce and government to reduce their mission-critical software business risks. Cigital consultants specialize in software security to help organizations protect some of their most valuable assets: company and mission information, customer and individual data, shareholder value and brand. Each client's unique requirements are served through a combination of proven methodologies, tools and best practices. Cigital assures the reliable delivery and deployment of software that organizations build, buy and integrate. Cigital is headquartered near Washington, D.C. with offices in Boston, New York, Los Angeles and Delhi, India.
CollabNet is a leading provider of solutions for on-demand collaborative development that enable globally distributed teams of software developers to complete software projects on-time, on-target, and on-budget. Using CollabNet, software teams can collaborate on development across multiple locations within the extended enterprise or securely integrate business partners, contractors, or offshore development firms. CollabNet enables companies to reduce costs and increase revenues by eliminating the inefficiencies and limitations of traditional LAN-based development platforms.
Palamida's IP Amplifier, which has been integrated into the CollabNet Application Lifecycle Manager, allows companies to verify IP integrity and provide code compliance as part of the application lifecycle for distributed software development projects. This partnership helps project teams effectively and responsibly blend in-house and open source software in their development process.
Construx Software was founded in 1996 to provide a new level of practical, real-world support to the software community. Most training and consulting companies don't build software themselves. Most software-building companies don't make adequate use of training or consulting for their own projects. Construx Software provides industry-leading software engineering consulting, training, tools, and custom software solutions.
Cyber Korp
Cyber Korp offers a complete range of services in business-technology consulting, Enterprise Information Portal (EIP) development and deployment, Internet and e-business services, custom application development, re-engineering, facilities management and IT out-sourcing. Their key competency is their ability to derive and understand the business needs of customers, then effectively translate those needs into technology solutions. Cyber Korp has built extensive expertise in vertical industry segments of finance, insurance, manufacturing, sales & distribution of FMCG, plastics & polymer, textiles and calibration. With operational bases in the US and India, Cyber Korp is strategically positioned to address the technology needs of customers around the globe.
Palamida and Cyber Korp work together to provide best-of-class IP management solutions coupled with extensive service offerings to enable organizations to meet existing intellectual property and compliance requirements. Cyber Korp delivers Palamida's robust compliance solutions to some of the largest companies in the world as part of their comprehensive end to end technology solutions.
DLA Piper
DLA Piper is a global law firm with 4,200 lawyers worldwide. It provides its clients with legal and business solutions locally, regionally and internationally using integrated teams of lawyers with experience that spans a broad range of disciplines. DLA Piper is widely recognized for its pioneering approach and extensive geographic reach, which enables the practice to look after the business issues that matter to its clients - whether they are large or small. Clients of DLA Piper include single-owner startups, local and household name companies, multinationals, financial institutions, FTSE and Fortune 500 enterprises and their subsidiaries, public bodies and governments.
Eclipse is an open source community whose projects are focused on providing an extensible development platform and application frameworks for building software. Eclipse provides extensible tools and frameworks that span the software development lifecycle, including support for modeling, language development environments for Java, C/C++ and others, testing and performance, business intelligence, rich client applications and embedded development. A large, vibrant ecosystem of major technology vendors, innovative start-ups, universities and research institutions and individuals extend, complement and support the Eclipse Platform.
Palamida works with the Eclipse community to increase adoption of IP compliance as an element of the software development process. Using its range of source and binary detection techniques via an add-in to the Eclipse environment, Palamida's Compliance Edition enables Eclipse developers to adopt open source technology with confidence and ease.
EscrowTech not only provides exceptional Software Escrow, Source Code Escrow, SaaS Escrow and Technology Escrow services, but many other practical solutions for the protection of intellectual property such as Technical Verification, IP Audit Trail, IP Archive, IP Collateral and Investment Protection, IT Evaluation and Testing, Open Source Due Diligence, Penetration Testing, and IT Dispute Resolution services.
Fenwick & West
Fenwick & West provides comprehensive legal services to high technology and life sciences clients of national and international prominence. Fenwick & West is committed to providing innovative, cost-effective and practical legal services that focus on global high technology industries and issues.
Palamida teams up with Fenwick & West to help customers through the M&A process by providing quick and comprehensive audit services for assessing the value of the software IP they are purchasing. With Palamida's M&A audit services, customers can evaluate any compliance or IP licensing risk and implement recommended remediation before deal close and integration.
Hall Law
Hall Law is a boutique law firm focusing on legal issues impacting the commercialization of computer software. Hall Law provides experienced counseling to a diverse and international client base on the use, distribution, publication, and internal management of free and open-source software.
Hall Law works with Palamida to create open-source governance processes and to configure and automate those processes using Palamida scanning products. Hall Law also collaborates with Palamida to provide customers with open-source audits that assess the copyleft, compliance, and patent impact of open-source use and distribution by Palamida customers as well as customers' suppliers, partners, and investment targets. Hall Law regularly guides both investors and targets through open-source diligence, negotiation, and remediation relating to corporate funding, mergers, acquisitions, and initial public offerings. email@example.com.
Innoopract is a leading provider of services, software and distribution for Eclipse. With offices in Portland, Oregon and Karlsruhe and Munich, Germany, Innoopract helps companies with the implementation of their Eclipse strategies. In 2003, Innoopract was elected into the Eclipse Consortium and is a member of the Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors. Innoopract provides add-on tools, consulting, support, custom development, training and open source distribution and management services. Its product offerings include the Yoxos Eclipse Distribution and the Rich Ajax Platform (RAP) toolset for streamlined visual development of Web applications.
Combining Palamida's comprehensive software transparency solutions with Innoopract's Eclipse management and support solutions is strategic to our joint customers' ability to confidently incorporate open source into their Eclipse-based development environment.
Krugle is a search engine for developers looking for source code and technical information. The company allows developers to quickly find and review source code, as well as save, annotate and share search results with others through an easy-to-use web application. Krugle answers the need for a single place to find relevant code and critical technical information. By making it easy for anyone to find, elevate and communicate, Krugle fills a critical gap in today's technology rich environment.
Merlin International
Merlin International is one of the fastest growing public sector IT solutions providers in the United States. Based in Denver, with offices in Vienna, VA, Columbia MD, and St. Louis, Merlin delivers technology solutions and services for a broad range of organizations including the Department of Homeland Security, Department of Defense, civilian and intelligence agencies, as well as for state and local governments. The company's solution expertise spans Enterprise, Infrastructure and Security Solutions. Today, more than 500 clients count on Merlin's expertise to help them define, integrate, deploy, and maintain systems and networks that align information technology with program and business goals. Learn more about Merlin at www.merlin-intl.com.
OGIS-RI is a pioneer of object-oriented technology in Japan. OGIS-RI has provided software engineering professional services with cutting-edge technologies and expertise to various industries, including utilities, manufacturing, and finance, for more than three decades. OGIS-RI's current technology focuses are on open source software and enterprise and cloud integration.
OGIS-RI is headquartered in Osaka, with offices in Tokyo, Nagoya and San Mateo in US. OGIS-RI as a group also has a subsidiary in Singapore and a JV in Shanghai in China.
PSC (ProServices Corp)
PSC provides turnkey independent software quality and security assessment services for Fortune 1000 companies and for the U.S. federal government. Leveraging state-of-the-art commercial technologies, PSC provides the benefits of software-automation-as-a-service to their clients. Customers enjoy these services as a value-added benefit to their software risk strategies with guaranteed results, without the traditional challenges associated with organizations having to purchase and adopt software tools internally. PSC helps their clients save time and money and increase their awareness of quality and security risks across their software systems.
Stinson Leonard Street
Stinson Leonard Street LLP provides sophisticated transactional and litigation services to clients ranging from individuals and privately held enterprises to national and international public companies. One of the 100 largest law firms in the U.S., Stinson Leonard Street has nearly 500 attorneys and offices in 14 cities. Our practices include banking and financial services; bankruptcy; commercial litigation; construction; corporate finance; energy; estate planning; health care; intellectual property and technology; employment, labor and benefits; mining and natural resources; environmental; private and family owned businesses; real estate; and tax law, among others. Learn more at stinsonleonard.com.


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VIDEO: A Kid Takes His Great-Grandmother to the Prom...Because She Never Got to Go to Hers Read more
Austin Dennison is a handsome 19-year-old senior at Parkway High School in Rockford, Ohio. He's an Eagle Scout...a volunteer firefighter...played football, baseball, and basketball...and even played in the school band. He also just had his senior prom...and he could have taken any date he wanted. But instead of asking some girl from school...he decided to take his 89-year-old GREAT-GRANDMOTHER. Her name is Delores Dennison, and she grew up in West Virginia. She never graduated high school because times were tough...so she never went to the prom. But Austin wanted to help her experience it. He says, quote, "I respect my elders greatly. They have a great influence on my life. To be able to sit down and talk to them and learn from them and their experiences is a great thing." So he took her to dinner at Bob Evans, and they headed to the prom for photos and dancing. They got a standing ovation, and the DJ even played the FRANK SINATRA song "Dolores" ...which Delores's husband sang to her when he was alive. Austin even got her home by 9:00 P.M...which is actually later than Delores usually stays up. Read more: http://www.washfm.com/onair/loo-and-chilli-2668/video-a-kid-takes-his-greatgrandmother-12311173#ixzz30Ys1xTKI


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Emery, Christian (2009) Gaza's influence on the Israeli election campaign. Atlantic-Community.Org (06 Feb 2009) Opinion Piece.Full text not available from this repository.
Israel's invasion of Gaza has had a significant effect upon the contest to become the next Israeli Prime Minister. Although Kadima has made some ground in the polls, the conflict could be most instrumental in preventing a Likud landslide.
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Scottsdale
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Property Location
When you stay at Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Scottsdale in Scottsdale, you'll be in the suburbs and close to Mountain View Park and Taliesin West. This hotel is within close proximity of Brunswick Zone and Scottsdale Ranch Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 162 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include complimentary weekday newspapers and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and barbecue grills. Guests can catch a ride on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 5 mi.
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Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Scottsdale? This hotel has 1100 square feet (102 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Fireplace in lobby
- Coffee/tea in common areas
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- Multilingual staff
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- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Free area shuttle
- Number of floors - 3
- Library
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space size (feet) - 1100
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- Conference space size (meters) - 102
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- Number of meeting rooms - 2
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- Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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The introduction of 100G is becoming necessary for operators to promote service growth for a ubiquitous ultra-broadband network; yet the balance of legacy protection with market responsiveness remains challenging.
As broadband services bloom, so do customer demands, especially for IPTV and OTT video services; 100G ports are required for the core routers in Internet data centers (IDCs) so cloud-scale storage and data switching capability are enabled. Operators are also expected to provide ultra-broadband channels to facilitate private line services for enterprises.
To help operators enhance system capacity, Huawei has rolled out a leading coherent 100G solution, with a bandwidth capacity of up to 8Tbit/s over a single fiber. Besides this outstanding transmission performance, this solution can help operators upgrade their network from 10G/40G to 100G in a manner that optimizes CAPEX and protects legacy investments. Moreover, operators can also respond more quickly to market demands for bandwidth access.
Ultra long-haul transmission: Huawei's 100G solution features an extended transmission distance, thanks to its soft decision technique, optimized optical platform, and unique RZ modulation. It can be flexibly adapted to different network environments, while reducing the costs of electrical regenerators.
Simplified network planning, architecture, and O&M: 1) Avoids DCM networking, features low latency, and is compatible with different types of fiber; 2) Applies tunable filtering to realize colorless add/drop functionality; 3) Enhances intelligence and reliability with multi-layer ASON, which makes this solution the only one that supports 100G OSNR monitoring.
Rich application scenarios: Huawei 100G solution supports a variety of services thanks to its high-bandwidth utilization efficiency.
Smooth evolution: Realizes cooperation between 10G, 40G, and 100G services, which protects legacy investments.
Huawei 100G has been applied by operators in Europe, the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific region, including KPN, TDC, and SFR. Huawei has also tested its 100G solutions with over 30 operators globally, breaking a number of records in the process including those for 3000km-terrestrial and 5500km-submarine 100G fiber transmission.
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San Diego Symphony on Saturday night — the best concert ever
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Garrett Harris 10:27 p.m., May 22
Officials in Lemon Grove feel the days of residents visiting the City website to look for upcoming events are over. During a hearing in October, city councilmembers and the mayor directed staff to draft a policy to use social media sites to promote events and announce other city activities. On December 6, the council will review that policy and consider signing on to Facebook and Twitter for a six-month trial run.
"Since the last website update in 2005, the City has taken the stance of cautiously observing and exploring how it can use this medium to stay connected to its residents," reads a report from staff. "Staff continues to provide as much information as possible on the website; however, only using the website limits the timeliness of disseminating key information."
To assure that no errant tweets or inappropriate posts surface, City Manager Graham Mitchell's office plans to monitor the sites closely, prohibiting any back and forth between residents and city employees.
"A team of one to three people will decide what information is released on behalf of the City with the City Manager acting as the final approving authority. No comments or posts shall be permitted that are not authorized by the City Manager."
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Cranberry-Stuffed Beef Tenderloin RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
Fresh cranberries and cranberry juice lend a satisfying sweet-tart taste to beef tenderloin. Serving plated dishes to guests makes for a pretty presentation.—Carolyn Cope, Allston, Maryland
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- 1 cup fresh or frozen cranberries, thawed
- 1/4 cup dry red wine or beef broth
- 2 shallots, chopped
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 beef tenderloin roast (4 pounds)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 shallots, chopped
- 2 tablespoons butter, divided
- 3/4 cup cranberry juice
- 3/4 cup dry red wine or beef broth
- 1/2 cup beef broth
- 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh thyme
- In a large saucepan, combine the cranberries, wine, shallots and butter. Cook over medium heat until berries pop, about 15 minutes.
- Cut a lengthwise slit down the center of the tenderloin to within 1/2 in. of bottom. Open tenderloin so it lies flat. On each half, make another lengthwise slit down the center to within 1/2 in. of bottom; open roast and cover with plastic wrap. Flatten to 1/2-in. thickness. Remove plastic.
- Sprinkle beef with salt and pepper; spread cranberry mixture over meat. Roll up jelly-roll style, starting with a long side. Tie tenderloin at 2-in. intervals with kitchen string. Place on a rack in a shallow roasting pan.
- Bake at 425° for 40-50 minutes or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a meat thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°). Let stand for 10 minutes before slicing.
- Meanwhile, saute shallots in 1 tablespoon butter until tender. Add the juice, wine, broth and thyme. Bring to a boil; cook until liquid is reduced by half, about 20 minutes. Remove from the heat; stir in remaining butter. Serve with beef. Yield: 12 servings (1 cup sauce).
Originally published as Cranberry-Stuffed Beef Tenderloin in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2011, p50
Light-Bodied Red Wine
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Tuesday, 7 May 2013
Becoming a Lioness: A Mother's Voice
I'm hanging out in a different corner of the internet today - you can find me here on Charlotte's blog Write Like No-One's Watching. She was kind enough to let me take part in her A Mother's Voice series, full of inspirational, thought provoking and reassuring words from other mamas.
(If you haven't come across Charlotte's blog before, do go and have a read - she is hilariously funny, has a super sweet faced boy, and a magic way with words).
P.S. Yes, that's my face! Hello! I figure that with all these photos of my little one, I should even out the balance slightly from time to time. Plus, I'm well aware that being the one behind the camera all the time means that I end up with very few photos of me and her together - so I'm starting to try and persuade R to take more photos of the two of us. And I've promised him that I'll be less fussy about what the photos look like. Maybe.
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Oh hello! What a lovely photo of you and your baby girl! so sweet. Can't wait to pop over and read your post. xoReplyDelete
The first thing I did when I saw this photo was think how pretty you are. Thank you so much for being a part of my little series. Your post was beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. XxxReplyDelete
Really lovely article, Hel. You're such a good writer. And the photo is beautiful :) xxxReplyDelete
It is lovely to find your blog through Charlotte, and I completely agree with everything you said. XReplyDelete
What a lovely photo ... I too have that problem with photos ... always behind the camera ... Bee xxReplyDelete
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A great idea that would fail miserably if it wasn't thought out and executed so brilliantly. Imagine an incredibly sophisticated jukebox or personal radio station with not only your favourite bands, songs and albums but also recommendations from similar artists (some even the most savvy of music snobs would be surprised by)! You enter in a band that you like and then Pandora suggests other bands you might like based on detailed analysis. Its extensive database also allows you to rate each song and then programs itself to play only those songs that you like and might like based on your ratings. It's really quite genius.
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Sheikh el Mahshi Banadoura
Serves 4-8
This is to be served hot.
8 medium tomatoes
1 onion, chopped
3 tablespoons sunflower oil
1/2 pound lean ground lamb or beef
Salt and pepper
1 tablespoon currants or raisins
2 tablespoons pine nuts or coarsely chopped walnuts
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon allspice
3 tablespoons finely chopped flat-leaf parsley
Cut a circle around the stalk end of the tomatoes and cut out a cap from each. Remove the pulp and seeds with a pointed teaspoon.
Fry the onion in oil till golden. Add the meat, salt, and pepper. Turn the meat over and squash it with a fork until it changes color. Stir in the currants or raisins and the pine nuts or walnuts, and add cinnamon, allspice, and parsley.
Fill the tomatoes with this and cover with their tops. Put them close to each other in a baking dish and bake in a preheated 350 degree F. oven for about 30 minutes, or until the tomatoes are soft, being careful that they do not fall apart.
Dilute 2 tablespoons tomato paste in about 2/3 cup water. Season with salt and pepper, and add 4 tablespoons oil and the chopped tomato pulp. Pour over the stuffed tomatoes before baking.
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By Claudia Roden
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The Savannah College of Art and Design announces that SCAD furniture design and industrial design students will be participating as design professionals in the exclusive 2012 SaloneSatellite at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in April. New work from SCAD students Bradley Bowers, Alejandro Figueredo and Matt Gray will be displayed in a dedicated exhibition at the internationally renowned design fair from April 17-22 in Milan, Italy.
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My dd birthday is this weekend and she does not even know she will not be invited!
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Yeah..I said it my daughter will not be attending her own birthday party this weekend and she will find out day of.. Because she cut off a chunk of her little brothers hair all cause she refused to share tv time with him. And I told her apologize to him but she refused. So me and my dh agreed to still have the party and invite all her friends and family. I warned her in life every action has consequences. So this weekend when she's peeking out the window seeing her friend and family enjoying her birthday minus her. Will hopefully teach her a lesson!
what did she cut a chunk off of? and how old is she?
If you're not a troll, you are absolutely insane! Why didn't you just cancel the party?
I would tell her ahead of time however - it seems a little cruel to not tell her to the day of. Maybe give her a chance to do a little atonement?
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I respect the principal behind your decision and your balls to follow thru - however it is her birthday I would tell her ahead of time and give her an opportunity to earn it back.
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Type of Document Dissertation Author Allen, Cleo Joffrion Author's Email Address email@example.com URN etd-07082005-164140 Title Foreign News Coverage in Selected U.S. Newspapers 1927-1997: A Content Analysis Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Department Mass Communication Advisory Committee
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BR-117158 (May 9, 2011) -- An employer who unilaterally cut a claimant's hours indefinitely, then cut them further because the claimant objected, has created good cause for the claimant to resign his employment under G.L. c. 151A, sec. 25(e)(1).
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The windows are papered over and a sign announces that Joe's Pizza, at 173 7th Avenue between Carroll and Garfield, is "temporarily closed," and will reopen soon. As what, however, it's not completely clear.
There are no permits for construction on file at the Department of Buildings, and calls to Joe's number were not answered, though when we passed by earlier this week, we heard some sounds of work going on inside. A commenter on Here's Park Slope, which first reported the closure, also notes having seen inside a couple days ago, and that the whole space has been gutted.
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The regular season concluded on Monday night, and with the playoffs beginning the following night, the Beach Club has established itself as the favorite after 4 more victories to finish 7-1. Marianne Welsh scored 16 as they finished with a 49-35 win over Sony. Katie Pastina led Sony with 10. It was Welsh leading the way again the previous Monday in another win against Sony. Jean Clyde scored 10 in defeat.
The Honey B's finished on a positive note, knocking off Mobil 46-38 to take third place. Jen Lawler poured in 21 to lead the way. Jeanine Jackson had 16 for Mobil. The Honey B's looked as if they had turned a corner heading into last week and indeed they played very well, but great individual efforts on successive nights denied them victory.
Last Monday it was Christy Morrone with the performance of the season, scoring 21 of her 30 points in the 4th quarter to lead Mobil to a 58-52 come from behind win. Jen Lawler had 17 for the Honey B's. The following night it was Caitlin Boyle's turn. Boyle scored 11 of her 21 in the final period after the Honey B's recovered from Marianne Welsh's 1st quarter onslaught (14 of her game high 23) to take the lead. Lawler had 13 as the Honey B's succumbed 55-49. The tough losses seemed to carry over to Thursday's game as they looked flat in a 40-36 loss to Sony despite Lawler's 18. Jennifer Kelleher spun her way inside to 19 points and Corrine Howley added 10. The Honey B's can take encouragement from Monday's win.
Mobil finished 4-4 but is possibly the most dangerous team in the field. Christy Morrone scored 23 and Molly Tubridy 13 in a 57-51 win over Sony. Jen Kelleher had 16 for Sony. In the marquee matchup they dropped a 58-50 decision to the Beach Club. Marianne Welsh had 19 and Caitlin Boyle 14 for the Beach Club. Jeanine Jackson scored 14 for Mobil.
Although Sony finished 2-6, they can take solace in knowing they were the only team to beat the Beach Club, their semi-final opponent. With the return of Annamarie Ciorciari, the youngsters can surprise if they maintain their discipline and drop a few bombs.
Final Standings
Beach Club 7-1
Mobil 4-4
Honey B's 3-5
Sony 2-6