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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 10, 1948, Winona, Minnesota w EATHER Clenrlnjr, cooler Innljrhl; cloudy continued cool Full Leased Wire Newi Report of The Associated Press Member of the Audit Bureau of IS HERE DimI 973 for the Best In Radio VOLUME 48. NO. 71 WINONA. MINNESOTA. MONDAY EVENING. MAY 10, 1948 FIVE CENTS PER COPY TWENTY PAGES THE ALSOPS Best Jobs Saved for Democrats By Stewart Alsop is about time to take n second look at the portrait of the President officially painted for tho world. This portrait depicts a man whoso reverses have caused him to forget politics, and to think only of tho Job in hand, Tho Presi- dent, It is said, Is running for re- election by tending exclusively to tho national knitting, without any of thoso little, compromises, dodges or special arrangements which are customary when politicians have their eyes on tho ballot boxes. Unfortunately, the record is in accord with the portrait, as three recent Incidents, all In spheres of vital policy making, all too clearly indicate. The most recent of those Major General John H. Hilldrlngj as "special adviser to tho secretary Truman Seizes Railroads Six Swift Workers Here Beaten in Outbreak of Meat Strike Violence Firm Blames Pickets From Outside City Reward of is Offered for Assailants Identity thls nr on Palestine, the American Zlon- Flvo men wcre, beaten up to the have conducted a powerful company yard shortly alter 5 a. m. double drive, to secure the dlsrols- "pickets sal of officials In the State depart- armed with clubs and rocks. ment whom they regard as enemies, The first outbreak of violence. In and the appointment of men they the strike peaceful to oc- conslder friendly. They were within curred late last night or early this their rights In so doing. Tho Presl- morning when George Auzman, 64, dent was eciually within his rights 276 Center street, assistant plant In desiring that one of his Palestine superintendent, was beaten as he advisory staff should command the walked up the steps of his home. He confidence of the Jewish leaders, was unable to identify his attack ers and was not able to give THE WAY IN WHICH Htlldrlng coherent account of the Incident named, however, Is reminiscent The injured man was taken to Wi of the most unfortunate earlier nona General hospital after he presidential ventures In free-wheel- wandered into the Elk's club In ing policy making. Long prior to dazed condition. the appointment of General Hill- Auzman suffered deep cuts about drlng, tho Whlto House proposed his face and chin, a possible broken to Secretary of State George C. jaw, and possible Internal injuries Marshall that Hlllclrlng bo brought Officials of Local 305, United back into the Sttite department, packinghouse Workers of America Both Marshall and Under Secretary who represent 145 workers Robert Lovott showed little cnthu- at tho Swift plant here, have denied slasm, tactfully expressing doubts blame for the beatings. as to HHIdring's availability because Armed With Tear Gas of his poor health. So far as they The beating of the five men this know, nothing further was being morning took place within the yard done in tho matter. gates shortly after 5 a. m. and Just Yet meanwhile emissaries of the minutes before a squad ol 27 police Whlto House, among whom David K. Nlles apparently figured, .were Independently urging Hllldrlng to accept tho post. In the end, Hill- tiring gave his consent; his ap- pointment was gazetted, and Secre- tary Marshall and Under Secretary Lovett learned thoy had acquired a now Palestine morning paper. adviser from the IT IS OF COURSE within the President's power to alter American ulu Ioren Palestine policy ngnln. Certainly the Up and bruIseSi patrolmen in five patrol cars, led by Chief A, J. Blngold, arrived at the plant gates. The police were armed with tear gas, riot guns, and pis- tols, k The fight in the .yard broke out after one of the company foremen, Leonard Moore, 657 East Howard street, drove through the picket line The men rushed into the yard and grabbed Moore after he stepped out of the machine. In the ensuing the foremtfn suffered a cul present hklcous and dangerous mes. is all but Impossible to defend. The trouble is that Palestine policy, such as It Is, has not really been chanced by tho Hllldrlng appointment. The net result of tho appointment, or rather ot the method of the appoint- ment, has merely been to create tho impression of ftizzlness. lack of and uncertainty of purpose Nothing could haxo been more risky. Nothing could have been more un- just to Secretary Marshall. And In the last analysis, nothing could have to the Zionists, been thrown a political sop In the form of Hill- clrlng, and havo thus been encour- been more unjust who have simply nged to feel false hopes. In a rather different way, the President's awareness of what is orten wrongly regarded as practical politics has also lately been mani- fested in tho conduct of the Europ- ean Cooperation administration. first effort of tho White House to name a any1 Four other workers were hurt when they went to the aid of their companion. Others beaten Edward A. Vondrashek, 673 were East Sanborn street, a guard: Matt J. McCormick, 155 West Fourth street, a clerk; John McFarland, 4C7 Kan- sas street, a guard, and Joseph J. Newman, Minnesota City, also a guard. All were given emergency treatment at the plant. More than 150 pickets roamed the street In front of the plant after 5 a. m. Some had arrived before dawn. The pickets, according to the police chief, armed themselves with clubs and rocks, but "ditched" them on arrival of the riot squads. Presence Police Stand Guard at the Winona plant of Swift and Com- pany here after violence broke out this morning in the nine- weeks old strike of packinghouse workers. Five men were beaten this morning and ono late Sunday In the first outbreak of violence In the heretofore peaceful strike. Five prowl cars loaded with 27 police patrolmen, who were armed with tear gas, riot guns and pistols, arrived on the scene at a. only a few minutes after five workers were beaten up on com- pany property. The officers -spread out for a block on both, sides of the street and kept wary eyes on the 150 pickets until nearly 9 a. m. Strikers mingled with, the police, but no trouble occurred after police arrived. Strikers refused to be photo- graphed, telling the cameraman "there will be no pictures taken." They did not Interfere when the above two pictures were taken. Republican-Herald Democrat to tho administrator's post now occupied by Paul Hoffman. This was frustrated by Senator Arthur II. Vnnclcnberg, who Insisted on the choice of President's strong Hoffman. The feelings about of the officers brought a partial disbursement of the pickets, but they still stopped all cars attempting to enter the plant. The police did not nterfere. Cudahy Workers Blamed The chief said that the group In uded approximately 30 men from Newport, Minn., all workers at the George J. Auzman, above, as- sistant superintendent at the Winona Swift Company plant and the employe with the long- est continuous service record here, was the victim of a mys- terious beating sometime after midnight last night as he walk- ed up the steps to his home. He has 39 years of service. As a result of the beating Auzman is a patient at the Winona Gen- eral hospital. E. C. A, appointments wero further disclosed otter Hoffman had been chosen and confirmed. Tho White, House tried to Induce Hoffman to] take nominees of Its own for several key Jobs. Including that of European timbassador-at-liU'gc now occupied by Avcrell Harrlman. And when Hoffman proposed as his deputy administrator one of the ablest members of the President's own subcnblnct, Under Secretary of Commerce William Foster, the President replied that he would not appoint any more Republicans, IS the com- plex matter of the Atomic Energy commission nominations. It Is al- most impossible to admire any one behavior on this issue, which In volves the future security of th United States, yet Is now shot wit politics. But it must be admlttcc that tho present row was tilmos openly invited by the President, H made no effort in advance of re nominating the members of thi A, E. C. to secure the support o tho two key Republican Senators Vandonbcrg and Bourke B. Hlcken- looper. Ho did not even consult with them. Then, when Senator Hlckcn- loopcr protested, tho White House planted a news story charging tho Senator with "political" motives creating a sharp grievance. Trouble inevitably followed. The sorry result It that the very scientists who most want Llllenthal and his colleagues continued In office for full terms do not absolve the President of blame. They think, in fact, that ho remembered the pleasure of his former victory over the Senate on Llllenthal. They think he Invited a fight in the hope of re- peating this success. This sort of thing looks, pretty picayune, in a President of tho United States. Cudahy plant near there. Within a few hours after the beat- ings the company offered a cash reward for the apprehension and conviction of the attackers The reward notice carried the sig- nature of E. D. Fletchall, manager of the Winona plant. agcr; "Today a mob of goons, who were not recognized as being res- idents of Winona, invaded the Swift plant and severely beat a foreman, a clerk, and three plant policemen, who were seeking to BO on duty. "Swift and Company respects the right of peaceful picketing. (Continued on 17, Column 5.) SIX HURT Arkansaw Farm Boy Killed in Tractor Accident Durand, Wis. Fu- neral services were held at St. Joseph's Catholic church at Ar- kansaw today for David Auth, seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Auth, Arkansaw far- Jews Drive Arabs Off Supply Route Jerusalem Two Haganah brigades drove the Arabs off the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem supply route today and carried the raging fight into the Judean hills. The road itself, though still slash- ed by Arab barricades, is safe. The Haganah fighters scored their suc- cess at Bab El Wad, ten miles wes of Jerusalem. This reporter and three other newsmen walked through the moun- tain pass today. Sounds of fighting came from all four sides of us. anc occasional stray bullets whined above. A Haganah escort got within sight of the first layers of Arab stone- work across the road and refused o go on. "Wo haven't taken those hills he said, pointing to crests he dentifled as hills seven and 21. A reliable Jewish source pre- iously had said Haganah had oc- upied all strategic heights on both Korean Vote Heavy Despite Red Boycott S. occupied south Xorea voted heavily in a Russian- boycotted self-rule election today de- Segregation Issue Stymies Southern Universities' Pact Washington In a foretaste of civil rights battles to come, the Senate found itself all wound up to- day in the issue of southern race segregation. The immediate controversy re- Ides of Bab El Wad. The bitterest fighting or the Arab village of Beit Mahsir, ust over the hilltop from the high, my at its deepest point. The Haganah command said no ttempt has been made to capture e village, but merely to surround with mortar and machlnegun .t setting up regional uni- versities in the south. The compact is before the Senate as the final step in required con- gressional sanction. Although the House already has massed an approval bill, 236 to 45, Senate action, was stymied last (Thursday after half a dozen mem-i has beenlbers got into a spirited debate over' Bulletins Washington The su- premo court overturned 6-0 to- day an Ohio court decision which limited use of a church property in Columbus to white persons. of Kal- ser-Frazcr Corp., testified today that Detroit broken urged them to take part in the auto firm's stock deal last Feb- ruary. The Haifilc. the'Netherlands to the unoffi- cial Congress of Europe unani- mously adopted today a resolu- tion looking toward a federa- tion of nations on the contin- ent. Washington The agri- culture department today fore- cast this year's winter wheat crop at bushels. run over by a manure spreader on his father's farm Saturday after- noon. The spreader was being pulled by a tractor driven by David's older brother, Robert, 14. It was on the way to the fields with a final load about 3 p. m. Saturday when David asked Robert for a ride. The smaller boy got on tho seat and before the machine had moved far he fell beneath and a roar wheel of the preader passed over his head. The injured boy was rushed seven miles to Durand but was dead on arrival at a physician's office. County authorities recorded death as accidental and said no inquest was necessary. Funeral services were held at 10 a. m, today with the Rev. Joseph Lee, O. M. I. officiating and burial was in the Arkansaw cemetery. David is survived by his parents; two sisters, Audrey and Wanda and four brothers, Robert, Neil, Thomas and Richard, all at home. He was second grade pupil in the Ar- cansaw school and was to have re- ceived his first communion ia two weeks. strong points. The Arabs counter- ing but failed to dislodge the Jews. A British military source gave a different version. Jews attacked Beit He said Mahsir, 400 but that 600 Arab irregulars repulsed the attack. Further Arab reinforce- ments were reported brought in from Ramallah, north of Jerusalem. a move by Senator Morse Morse offered an amendment specifying that none of the proposed schools should apply entrance quali ficatlon based on race, creed or color Senator Holland ready ta take up the fight today, told a reporter this would be "the complete destruction of the compact because the states have constitutional pro- visions which ore binding on them.' The compact, agreed to earlier this year at a conference of Dixie gover- nors, would permit southern states to pool their finances to. create regional universities in the medical, dental, veterinary and similar fields. spite weekend violence and sabotag with a communist imprint which cost 73 lives. Two Koreans were slain in Seou today. U. S. Army reports indicated at least 20 others were killed else- where in sporadic outbreaks. Wire- snipping interrupted communica- tions from outlying districts. Police probably forestalled more serious trouble here. They confiscat- ed 50 home-made bombs and ma- ;erials for many more in the house of a well-known loeal communist. Undaunted voters turned out in arge numbers for the United Na- Jons observed election which brought loud threats from the Soviet zone. Associated Press Correspondent Frank L. White visited a ing places and found 80 per cent or more of the eligible voters had mark- ed their ballots by late afternoon. The long awaited election gave the people the chance to help choose the first popularly-elected government of this ancient and troubled land "Land of the Morning Calm." Kings ruled here; so have the Jap- But today most of the registered voters were picking 000 Peace Responsibility .aid to .World Mothers New for! >ence rests upon the mothers of the vorld, says the "American Mother 1348." Addressing persons at Mother's day program sponsored by le Salvation Army yesterday at the entral Park mall, Mrs. Helen G. Hines of Springfield, 111., declared: "If we are to have peace, we hould live according to the Golden ule." i their own assembly which in turn will establish .Korea's first Independ- ent government. Even1 though the balloting pro- ceeded with' comparative quiet, Seou uneasily awaited the close of the 12- hour election: New trouble was fear- ed tonight as ballot boxes are car- ried to central points to be counted. Unions Debate Going Through With Strike Army to Operate Lines; Way Open for Court Order Tru- man seized the railroads and put them under the Army today to avert the "tragedy" of a strike he said would hurt the whole world as well the United States. Hours after he acted, the- three big railroad brotherhoods which, had. called a walkout for 6 a. m. (local railroad time) tomorrow were still debating whether to eo through with it anyhow. There were growing signs, however, that a strike probably bad been beaded off. Alvanlcy Johnston, chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi- neers, said there would certainly be no strike il the government got a court order against one. Some rail- roads were tentatively making plans to go ahead, with, operations. Seizure ol the roods opened the way for the government to seek an anti-strike court order, if it decided one was advisable. Johnston made his statement the effect of a court order as he was going into tho White House for another round of con- ferences with, railroad, management men. Presidential Assistant John R. Steelman is still seeking to settle the wage dispute, despite seizure of the roads. The rule and wage (strike) com- mittees of the three brotherhoods, stayed in session at the Hotel Ham- ilton while Johnston, David Robert- son of the firemen and ongincmcn, and A. J. Glover, Jr., of the Switch- men's union went to tho Wliite House meeting. Johnston was asked what the brotherhoods would, do about their scheduled strike II the government does not get a court order. He said the committees ol the three unions would, decide that. Strns Order The President signed a seteuro order two minutes before 11 a. m. Inun effort to bar a strike. The order places operation of the trains under direction of the U. S. Army. Mr. Truman appealed to all rail- road workers to stay on their Jobs. "I call upon every railroad work- er to cooperate with the government by remaining on the seizure statement said. T call upon, the officers of the railroad labor organizations to take (Continued on Page 17, Column 4.) RAILROADS Major General Edmund H. Leavey, above, was named today to run the country's railroads after President Truman signed a seizure order today. (A.P. Wirephoto to The Republican- Herald.) Lewis Sets Date Coal Parley Date Washington John L. Lewi' today gave hard coal operators a end 60-day notice of intention to ;he T7.M.W. contract covering 000 anthracite miners. Lewis told the producers that he ___ -_ __ wants a new contract for the United I barreled slap. Sen. Tehan Wins Badger Democrat Control Clash Milwaukee State Senator Robert E. Tehan of Milwaukee, Democratic national commlttceman tor Wisconsin, had complete con- trol of the state organization to- day. Delegates to the Democratic na- ;ional convention re-elected Tehan to the national post by an over- whelming margin Saturday. At the >ame time they gave Charles P. jreene, the state chairman who had ought to unseat Tehan, a double- Weather FEDERAL FORECASTS Winona and vicinity: Clearing and a little cooler tonight; lowest 40. Partly cloudy and continued cool Tuesday: highest 55. Minnesota: Partly cloudy extreme north and mostly cloudy central and south tonight and Tuesday. Con- tinued cool. Light to heavy frost northeast tonight. Wisconsin: Cloudy south and considerable cloudiness north to- night and Tuesday with occasional rain extreme southeast tonight. Continued cool. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. Sunday: Maximum, 58; minimum, 43; noon, 46; precipitation, .03. Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 48; minimum, 43; noon, 46; precipitation, .05; sun sets to- night at sun tomorrow at TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE Max. MIn. Prcc. Bemidji ..............58 39 Chicago..............66 43 Denver...............52 31 3es Moines Juluth...............62 ht. Falls.............53 Kansas City..........SB Los Angeles ..........72 Miami................80 Mpls.-St. Paul........55 New Orleans.........85 New York............65 Seattle ...............57 Phoenix ..............84 Washington 45 40 32 Gl 52 68 45 70 57 46 52 61 25 1.56 .11 T .63 1.09 .05 .15 Mine Workers by July 10. He asked for wage conferences to begin May 20, unless a later date is mutually agreed upon. The hard coal industry has been operating since 1946 under a con- tract carrying no termination date, but allowing either party to give 33 days notice of termination when- ever desired. 60 was Taft-Hartley labor act requirement that a party wanting to end an agreement allow that much time. Lewis gave similar notice on April 30 to the soft coal operators, whose contract expires June 30. conforming to a Charles Ross, right center, presidential secretary, announces de- tails of President Truman's seizure of the nation's railroads today in a move to prevent stoppage of traffic. Newsmen at the White House mill about for the statement, (A.P, Wirephoto to The Re- publican-Herald.) LJ. S. Reich Agent Stabbed to Death Munich A U. S. Army in- vestigator'and. a German policeman were found shot and stabbed to death in a burned automobile today. A 16-year-old German prisoner they were taking to jail is being sought In the double killing. The name of the American agent was withheld, pending notification of his jfamily. After electing Tehan by a 19 vs to vote they asked Greene to re- sign as state chairman. When he refused they voted to take most of the party's state functions and man- agement out of Greene's hands by directing Tehan to set up a new Wisconsin voluntary organization. Victory for Tehan came during a tense and sometimes bitter four hour session behind closed doora That Tehan would emerge the winner be- come apparent at the outset when the delegates gave him a vote of confidence and condemned Greene for his "lack of cooperation." Winnipeg ............52 DAILY RIVER BULLETIN Flood Stage 24-hr. Stage Today Change 12 Red Wing 14 Lake City Reads Dam 4, T.W....... Dam S, T.W....... Dam 5A, T.W...... Winona 13 Dam 6, Pool...... Dam 6, T.W....... Dakota Dam 7, Pool...... Dam 7, T.W....... La Crosse 12 7.3 10.1 6.6 7.2 5.7 6.8 7.0 7.9 C.O 8.2 fl.3 6.3 7.9 La Crosse Brewer Unions Veto Final Wage Offer La. Crosse, work- ers at two breweries involved in a wage dispute voted overwhelmingly n the negative Saturday to the qucs- ;ion, "Do you. favor accepting the final offer made by the employers." The vote, by members of local 181, Brewery Workers' Union, C.I.O., was 406 against and for, according to Henry c. Rule, commissioner of .he Wisconsin Employment Relations board, which conducted, the election. .2 .2 3. 2 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .6 .6 -2 Tributary Streams Chippewa at 2.5 Zumbro at Thellman.. 2.0 Trempealeau at Dodge. 1.1 Black at NcillsvilJe.... Black at Galesvillc 3.2 jj La Crosse at W. Salem 2.0 ,1 Root at Houston ......7.3 -j-i.i RIVER FORECAST (From Hastings to Guttcnbcrg) During the next 36 hours the Mississippi will continue foiling from St. Paul to La Crosse; south- ward from La Crosse there will be ittle change due to increased flow from smaller tributaries. 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What are you doing? - Part 2. Those of you who haven't spent the past week in an orgy of narcotic excess will remember that Margret is unable to interpret my movements and so must ask me, "What are you doing?" whenever I happen to be in her line of sight.
How she can see me, for example, screwing a new bulb into a light fitting and not be able to see, immediately and with huge, reverberating, limpid clarity, precisely what it is that I'm doing, I don't know, but that's the situation. It's like living with Mork. Mostly, however, it's not an issue as we've got it smooth and efficient now. We don't have to think. She says, "What are you doing?" I peer at her with irritation and expel air, and we go on about our business.
This morning, though, she came upstairs to the attic while I was sitting in front of the computer doing some work on the net.
"What are you doing?" she asks.
Trying to concentrate, distracted and harassed, I reply with a degree of snappy aggravation. "What does it look like I'm doing?"
There's a beat, during which we hold each other's eyes, unblinking. It's immediately after this beat has passed that I realise I'm wearing no trousers. There is, it's opulently redundant of me to add, a perfectly reasonable and innocuous explanation for why I'm browsing the web alone in my attic with no trousers on, but you're all busy people and I know you have neither the inclination nor the time to waste on hearing it. As an image, however, it did rather undercut my sarcasm. Margret - in a brutally savage reversal of tactics - didn't speak. She merely raised her eyebrows and there, revealed, was a face that read, "I have been waiting 13 years for this moment."


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For some reason caring is often seen as a bad thing. Those who appear not to care are considered as cool. People who care keep getting told not to care so much or get scoffed at when they voice or show how much they care. It would be better for them and apparently less scary for the others if they didn't care.
Not caring needs not to be seen as a cool and great thing. It needs to be seen as something a lazy person would do. Not caring, you see, is much easier than caring. It's easier for your heart, it's easier for your mind. Unless of course you are a caring person and have to make an effort not to care.
Often it's clear that people who would rather see others caring less are really afraid of it. They are afraid of the feelings involved in caring. And usually those who say they don't care actually care. Caring is scary stuff. It's messy, it's emotional, it's big and it's warm. Caring makes life worth living, movies worth filming, books worth writing and everything else worth anything.
I care. I care with all my body and mind. I care about people, nature, animals, political stuff, websites, movies, television shows, books, music, moonlight, oceans, leaves of spring and of course myself too. Most of all I care about those close to me. I have now decided not to be afraid of caring and not to be ashamed. Way too many times I have heard I need not to care. Way too many times I have thought I need not to care. Well shucks. I need to care. I want to care. I have been built to care.
So instead of asking why do you care or why do you care so much it's time to ask why don't you care? People who don't care have a tendency of hurting themselves and others. Don't be the asshat who hurts, be the awesome one who cares.
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March 2008
Tighter lending conditions were evident across the Sixth District. Lending requirements were more stringent than six months ago, and the availability of credit was expected to get tighter in forthcoming months. According to some District contacts, small businesses and speculative building projects were the hardest hit. Some pockets in the District, mainly along the coastal rebuilding zone, noted tighter conditions but reported some strength in commercial lending related to post-Katrina rebuilding activity. Credit quality had deteriorated further in most parts of the District.
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Data from the Mortgage Bankers Association show the percentage of seriously delinquent loans in the subprime mortgage segment increased significantly in all states during the fourth quarter of 2007 compared to the third quarter. As the fourth quarter maps indicate, delinquency rates in this segment were greater than 10 percent in many parts of the country and more than 20 percent in Ohio and Michigan.
The percentage of seriously delinquent loans in the subprime mortgage segment was higher than 10 percent in all the District states during the fourth quarter of 2007: 11.9 percent (up from 9.9 percent in the third quarter) in Alabama; 17.5 percent (up from 12.2 percent) in Florida; 13.6 percent (up from 11.9 percent) in Georgia; 13.2 percent (up from 12.1 percent) in Louisiana; 16.4 percent (up from 13.8 percent) in Mississippi; and 12.2 percent (up from 9.9 percent) in Tennessee. The increase in Florida was the largest among District states—a 5 percentage point increase over the third quarter and a more than threefold increase from the fourth quarter of 2006, when the percentage was 5.2 percent.
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Data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for banks headquartered in the Sixth District indicate that both total deposits and commercial and industrial lending declined in the third quarter of 2007 compared to the second quarter. Loans secured by real estate were essentially unchanged in the third quarter of 2007 compared to the third quarter of 2006, while credit card loans by District banks increased.


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Get an overview of this hotelAdults-only Buenos Aires hotel in Palermo Soho with free breakfast
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Located in Palermo Soho, this romantic hotel is 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Armenia Square and within 3 mi (5 km) of Teatro Colon and Argentine National Congress. Serrano Square and Plaza Italia are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a snack bar/deli. Free full breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Other amenities include a rooftop terrace, meeting rooms, and a 24-hour front desk.
Room Amenities
All 15 individually decorated rooms provide free WiFi, free wired Internet, and pillowtop beds. Guests can enjoy deep soaking tubs, and other standard amenities include MP3 docks, DVD players, and LCD TVs.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
BoBo Hotel and Restaurant
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
2 meeting rooms are available. This romantic hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a library, and tour/ticket assistance.
BoBo Hotel and Restaurant has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 15
- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Computer station
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Library
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Offsite parking reservations required
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Snack bar/deli
- Year Built 1927
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Offsite parking reservations required
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Premium bedding
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Access via exterior corridors
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Shower/tub combination
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- In-room massage available
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- MP3 docking station
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Room service
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
A complimentary full breakfast is served each morning between 8 AM and 11:30 AM.
BoBo Restaurant - This fine-dining restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
Late night fare is available from room service.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 15
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children 15 and younger are not allowed at this adults-only property. All guests older than 15 are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
Minimum guest age is 15
Caters to adults only
No rollaway/extra beds available
No pets or service animals allowed
- All citizens of Argentina will be charged the national value-added tax (21%) upon check-out. Foreigners on a tourist visa are exempt from this tax if staying in the country for up to 90 days. To qualify for a tax exemption, tourists must present a valid passport and pay for the services rendered with a non-Argentine credit card or via bank transfer from another country.
Hotel Name
- BoBo Buenos Aires
- BoBo Hotel
- BoBo Hotel Buenos Aires
- Hotel BoBo
We should mention
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Guests under 15 years old are not permitted at this adults-only property. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Awards & Affiliations
- BoBo Hotel and Restaurant is listed in the 2011 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.


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In Flooded Pakistan, BBC Radio Offers 'Lifeline'
One fifth of Pakistan is underwater, and many of the country's residents — reportedly as many as 400,000 — continue to be threatened by the worst flooding in nearly a century. Some of the hardest hit are those in the country's more remote regions, where aid and even information is difficult to deliver. Our partner the BBC has offered a radio service called "Lifeline" that is trying to help reach Pakistanis, offering a call-in for people who need important aid information, and also giving them a forum for telling their own story during the disaster.
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Lock Haven Express (Newspaper) - November 22, 1890, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania 3^ Hsr^ti^^^^ 8ATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1890. ..ABSWTOlBOnuTIOR OF ANY DAII.T PUB LiBHBO moLnnoiioocirTT. nW TO-DAT. Benedict-buaiceu lomla. Btotdiot'B holiday opeoing. Two Thaskii^vlnc*. (he lights ahliB oot otthin the castle taAll. TbeseoDilor muaia ecboc* throush u� nlKlit, AAd iramn topers, clostered on the wall OUmaaer ibm tha banquet table bright; For, jear lij year, fall jauth and beautjr meet T� leat asd danra tb atralsa ot miisic sweet. IftraHfk wmttat Loun aruuod the banquet, there ncj tanl In the sajr and fatal��ne: Tet�b tboOT loffdr faces, unaware, Bal��(MUme a dlacooteoted mien: . Foraliyiklifeof eaaeand pteasure'saQUjo IWorC^aathulcK no worthy recompensa iraadbealde the brook A vIm did cmtace stands upon the green; rilll -ij jm.....Illilii this humble nook AsihoMt'y�oaian and htewile have been- A. �Ml(OT�Bt hamlet, where the'even flow Of vtatar days and sumoier come and eo. AclMilVMrirof fruitful (ardenplot ns BBRow Umlta of their circle bound; A M d inahack. Behadgoneto Hon-tteil and afte�the first shock had settled Mm to work and gradually by Iticky � �� ihad grown rich. -Philadel- ^ CimeM In the Crimea. Sous interesting results were obtainad ttam the aidueologiod explorations ctf-liai Ad in the Crimea during* last summer. Profeeor Vesselovsld found paint-aAkmnan bones in two graves-six skel-etaa in one grave and one in anothet-. wen known ardueologist Professor Qrcmpler, of Breelao, who was present kit jear at' the congress of ardueolo-gWa at Koacow, is of opinion that these giBTes belooged to the original inhabi-tadti of the Crimea, the Cimmerians of Berodotm. It was a usage with them to by their dead on elevated spots so that the birds might consume the flesh. Vfeaa quite bleached they painted the AsWmn with some mineral pigment, rtiawi imliliiliitmii 1ipsiiiti i1 skeletons hafs tMen found in Central Asia, but st�d Id snothar colamn by Bears, Henry & Co., Gaoeva, K. T. They are a reliatiie flm. EaUblished 1865. Dav6daw4� Humor in Stomach Cmnaesmuch slcfcncxs attributed to dyspepsia, cliroDlcdlarrhoeA, etc. Hood's Sarsapa-rllU has cured numerous cajjes havinz all the pfwullaritles ol these complaints. Other fures' effected aflord the l>cst pruot of the wondurful curatlfe power of HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA vhieli necures the confidence of the people. Made only hjr a I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mr- Do you remember those Extra Select SADDLBROGKOYSTERS Sold by the Old Reliable Grocery Last Season? Thesame kind can now be had fresh every day during the Season. J. Brown Powder ABSOiJUTEUr PURE ?iuiulM3r llotli DtM>ni. The golden rule, "Do unto others as yon wonid have them do unto you," is violated in a petty fashion in New York whicli is intensely irritating. Many people when finishing their houses neglect to put the numbers on properly, vrith the result that strangers in search of a particular residence wander up and down the semi-lighted street cursing volubly. This absolute neglect of the law, however, is not as irritating as the practice of painting the name on the outer door and omitting it over the inner door. Until 10 o'clock the greater number of storm doors stand open. The light from the hall chandelier iUnminates the inner transom, but the enter one is a dull blank, on which nothing can be read. You stare at what you know are figures, finding yourself utterly unable to distinguish them, and yon are reduced to the ignominious course of ringing the bell and asking what the ntmiber is, which invariably produces on the face of the servant who appctrs an expression of a conviction not flattering to your sobriety. Good Cliristians there be who put the number on both transoms-may their homos be exalted and their eiamples imitated!-New York Telegram._ To aootbe disturbed feeiiogs brought on by a cold, ami to core oooghs, oroup aod boarseneu, take Dr. Buli's Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents. Boeklen's Amlea salve. The best Salve in tbe world for Tuts, Bmiaea,8ores, nioere,Balt Rheam, Fever, Bores, Tetter, Chapped Bands, ChiibiaioB, Corns, and ali Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piiea, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunoed Price 26 cents per .Toi. For saie b� C. v. Sohaeffle Mi�8 Bishop will give a second dancing term Jan 9tb and 10 h at a reduced rate-terms payable at each Ifsoon. Tliis dues not ioo'nde causins not living together, nor will it include a party for wiiich a trifling asaesBmeDt wiii be made on each child. a family 23 cents each leH�on " 25 " " 30 " " 33 " " " 35...... " 40 " Yieiting children wbn dauuu 50 oents a lasaoD. M.'iniE H. Bisuor. NovlSJaolO. Six in Five " Four " Three" Two " One A Safe Invesbnent. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Dinggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is gnaranteed to bringrelief in every case, when used for any aff^eotion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always bo depended upon. Trial bottles free at C. C. Schaeffle's Drug Store. 1 OPERA HOUSE. ONE WEEK COMMENCINI} MONDAY, KOV. 24. Tenth Year and Farewell Tour of Mil CoiieilT Co. PREMIUM BAND AND ORCHESTRA.. BIOOERand BBTrERTHAN ever BEFORE. Tne I^avorite Repertoire Actor of Americs, Jas. T?,. Wa�-be. The Brilliant Calirornla Star, MISS KATHRIN^ CREGO. The I'opular Youne Actor. Harry Knight- The Irresistible Comedian. Albert ClaytoD.and a One company. Our Famous Band and Or-cheaira augmented by MI3S OEOROIE DEAN 8PACLDING, the world famous Harpist. Monday nlghl-Thegrm lAUghlnc Succcbs UNCLE KElTBEN; or, Shadows of Ufe." New Hongs and Dances. Admission 2Q, 30 and 40 Cents. Reserved Seats for Rale at Seluer & Rliyme-atlne'8 book store. HOUDAY OP0ING BENEDICT'S KEYSTONE JEWELRY STORE. SATURDAY. NOV. 29TH All are cordially InvltFd to inspect tbB supply of GIFTS FOR XMAS CHOICE WEDDING, BIRTHDAY AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! The choicest line of Cut Crystal, Bric-a-Brae, Sterling Silver, Banquet and Parlor Lamps ever displayed in Lock Haven. In Cut Crj'stal We have everything of use or beauty. In the Royal Wares Our line includes Worcester, Flemish, Rudolstock, Hungarian, Carlsbad,Cauldon, Derby, Bonn and Pointon. Innumerable Silver Novelties from the choicest manufacturers. Lamps in every variety and design. SHOEMAKER, ho: Bee Hive. 16 E. Main St flPOTHEGflRY. AND DEALER IN nptlOdtl BRIG-fl-BRflG. GUT GRYSTflL. LAMPS. ETG. The pride ws take in our Cloak Department this season is justly merited, and is being proven to our customers every day when they visit our store andexamine ourstock.whichthis season consists of a larger assortment of fine garments than has ever been shown by any house in this city. Many of these garments are in exclusive styles that are controlled by us only, although some of our worthy competitors make every effort to copy some of our most desirable styles, and try to procure them tor some of our customers after we have positively rafused to duplicate them.They are foiled in their attempt. VVe are ever watchful of our customers' interest, and in several cases have we defeated their plans, and protected our customers, although our stock of high class garments is very large and varied. Our assortment of the mediums and cheaper grades is the largest shown in the city, and contains values unheard of before in this or any other market in this part of the country. We have an assortment of Children's Coats in ten or twelve styles, sizes from 4 to 12 years, and of good quality of cloth, at 75 cents per garment. Si.x different styles of Ladies Jackets at $2.00 per garment, that are really worth twice the price. Ten styles of Ladies Newmarkets at $5.00 per garment, that cannot possibly be obtained elsewhere for less than $8.00. We do not quote prices on the above styles as being the only cheap garments we have, but simply state that we can supply all clases of trade with Coats and Wraps, in qualities and styles that are above the average for the money the customers are desirous of spending. Plush Coats Jackets. Plush garments have come in for a good share of our attention this season and we are now prepared to show styles that are entirely different from those of other seasons, both in trimmed and untrimmed garments. We handle only Walkers English Pluslus that give the best satisfaction to the purchasers, and in finish and appearance can hardly be detected from the finest Alaska London dyed Seal Skin. These goods were purchased by us before the enormous advance in price was demanded by the manufacturers, and are being offered at prices that are lower than we could purchase the same garments for to-day. Astrakhan, Clotti and Fur Cape$. Our assortment of Capes is still very complete and comprises all the desirable furs of the season. Space will not permit us to go into detail, but will just mention a few things: Black English Hair Capes - . $ 5 00 Astrakhan Cloth - 6 00 Plush and Astrakhan (furcombination)7 5010900 Astrakhan Fur Capes - 10 00 Belgium Coney Fur - 12 00 Cape Seal - - 15 00 Monkey - -, 22 50 Natural Beaver - - 35 00 Mink - - - 40 00 Black Martin - - 45 00 We also have in stock Muffs to match all these popular styles of Capes. We have added to our already large stock of Fancy Goods, a full assortment of Senora Saxonys and German-town Wools. We are special agents for Hall's Bazar Dress Form and Butterick Patterns, and carry a full line in stock at all times. Low prices, the largest assortment of goods, at all times to select from, and our original way of doing business is taken as a copy by some of our competitors, who imitate our way at all times. This fashion of copying our styles is very flattering to us and keeps us at the head of the dry goods business in the city. EVERETT & 60., BEE HIVE 16 EAST H&IN STREET. SFEGIflL SALE! -ON- NOV. 21 AND 22. In order to make room for other goods, LODER, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY will sell on tbe doyH above mentioned a 25ceiit�asliBoaiil[or - - Iflc 13 cent Broom to - - Iflc 15 cent Jawed Covereil M Paa for 10c iBonnfl Coffee or Tea Can for - 4c 100 ClotliBS Pins for - - 10c 1 Coal BncM and SHovel for - 25o 24 Cases Floating Met Soap for 25c 18c Case Soap to intwiince same for 5c and nnmerouB other articles of every day use at iurprlslngly low flgares. Opiwrtun-Ul?8 for bargalDB are rare. LODER. DUNGflN k WfllDLEY. 25 East Main Street. Next door to ist Nat. Bank Jnne I9daw MODEL GASH GROCERY knows nothing about keeping books but they do know how to sell the freshest and b�it groceries for tbe loBBt money, Amons tbelr RpeclalUoR Is a "Rock CauUy" Syrup, the flne^t in the city and of wbtch they bav�itbe exclusive sale. Also tbe *-X))aniond*' and "Biar" Flour, manufactured by Noble A Bon, of Wll-Uamsport. Than which there are no better In the state. Sold at the same price as home-made flours. Call and bo couTlnced. ROTHROGK BROTHERS, MO. �S IIKLLKFONTK ATENUK. MCK HATEM, PA. OUR CLAIM to leadership in all thai pertains to wearing apparel Jor Men and Boys, is one which is most amply substantiated by the stock which we are showing at the present time. 7o begin with MEN'S OVERCOATS. We never before thought of carrying such a stock, as we have at the present time. Besides the usual line of staple goods at moderate prices, we have ventured scores of tony high-grade novelties, and we are selling them. THESE IS NO L ONGEJi any ne:d for a gentleman to patronize a merchant^ tailor to get either a Perfect Fit or a Fine Coat. As to price, why of course there s an immense difference in our favor EVERY OVERCOAT you may lay your hands on 7vithin our store is an Overcoat any tailor might be proud to make. TO ANY GENTLEMAN looking for a FINE OVERCOAT, we lurve a word orhao to say. We received last week some exceptionally fine Kersey and Cheviot Overcoats. i- j j j ,, EXCEL in make and finish anything we ever seen in ready-made Uothmg. Here are afeiu samples of what we carry this season. MELTONS, KERSEYS, CHEVIOTS, BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, CORKSCREWS, ENGLISH TOP COAT, STORM COATS _ULSTERS, DOUBLE BREASTED COATS. IN MEN AND YOUTH'S SUITS our stock is equally well assorted. Black and Fancy Cheviots in all styles. Double and Single Breasted Sack Suits. Frock and Cutaway Sack Suits. FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS. We have on hand a collection such as was never seen in this town before. Besides the styles that you are accustomed to see, we have many choice and original designs, which are not to be seen outside our store, as we have control of the patterns. WE KNO W theri^s not another such stock in town. Jersey Suits for the Boys in many novel designs. Overcoats in Endless Variety. The prices which rule in our Boys Department is an irresistible argument \ for your patronage. IN UNDER WEAR for Men and Boys we show the most complete line you can wish to see. Our leaders this season are NAI URAL WO OL in all grades. OUR HAT DEPARTMENT speaks for itself, as our sales in Hats are doubling itself every season. You know we are sole agents for the Celebrated R OSSMORB MAKE. Every Hat guaranteed. PRICES DON'T GO UP. Great efforts are being made in certain quarters to force up prices and to use the neju Tariff" as an Advertising Medium. But notwithstanding all this we have up to (lie present been buying goods cheaper than ever before, and have bought our present stock at unusually close figures, and the prices 7ve have marked it are making it go rapidly. STRICTLY ONE-PRICE Clothier, Hatter and Gent's Furnisher, NEXT DOOR TO P. O. LOCK HAVEN, PA. mvmm m thabksgivini}! Our line of Table Delicacies this year includes everything which is necessary to prepare a first class Thanksgiving Dinner. OYSTERS, MINCE MEAT. CELERY, TABLE RAISINS, CRANBERRIES, TABLE NUTS, SWEET POTATOES, BANANAS. ORANGES AND FIGS. ETC. Also Marvin's Fruit Cake in two pound air tight cans. And the most complete line of Fancy Canned (^oOds in the city, FREDERICKS & JEFFERIS, THE aHOCEHS. TELKPHONK COMMEVTION. JanS SELDOM EQUALLED NEVER EXCELLED 1 A Pure Malt Liquor is the Best Tonic. ROCHESTER BREWING COMPANY'S Bohemian. Baravian and Standard Lager. Experts and Conneisseurs pronounce it "The Best in the World,'' (Above brands in wood and bottles). RIENZI, EXPORT and MALT WINE (in bottles only). Authorized Bottlers and Sole Dealers, e April 1 dly (Formerly Globe Bottling Works,) LOCK HAVEN, PENN'A. ;
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Food Drive Fridays: Guests receive free Fair admission in exchange for five canned products on Fridays. Free admission good noon-6 p.m. The canned products will be donated to Los Angeles Regional Food Bank with a portion going to the honored community of the day for distribution to their charity.
Cal State San Bernardino Day: Students, faculty and staff receive one free admission. Alumni will receive half-price admission. Coupon or voucher required for all college day discounts. Participants are encouraged to wear school colors.
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Season Pass: presented by Walgreens, $24.99 for ages 6 and older
Ralphs Any-Day Tickets: admission tickets $10 for adults, $6 for ages 6-12. Unlimited carnival ride wristband is $35.
Costco Savings Pack: $54.99 for 4 any-day tickets, one parking pass and 44 carnival ride/game tickets. .
Children 5 and younger are free every day.
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The Charlie Daniels Band, 38 Special and special guest Outlaws: Get a little country with The Charlie Daniels Band, 38 Special and Outlaws at the End of Summer Concert Series, presented by Toyota. A limited number of free general admission tickets will be available beginning at 3 p.m. at the ticket kiosk on Rose Lane. Reserved seats are available at ticketmaster.com and the Fair box office. 7:30 p.m.
Timeless Wonder: Steven Baldwin's portrayal of Stevie Wonder is nothing short of remarkable in this spectacular tribute that celebrates the career of one of America's greatest musical icons. At the Coca Cola Stage. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 p.m.
Rumbankete: This multi-cultural salsa orchestra has developed a unique musical style and is known for its explosive rhythm section, powerful trombones and energetic vocal delivery. At the Plaza de las Americas Stage. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11 p.m.
Thummer, Daily & Lily Meet & Greet: Daily. Come meet Thummer, the official ambassador of the L.A. County Fair and his friends Daisy and Lily as they welcome you in. This popular pig, motherly cow and shy lamb are eager to meet you. Located in FairView Farms.
Grizzly Falls: Daily. See the bears at play in their very own Grizzly Falls habitat. Located in Wilderness Ridge. 2:30 and 5:30 p.m.
San Dimas Day: Celebrate the dignitaries and Community Heroes of San Dimas during the parade at 5 p.m. and at the Community Heroes ceremony at 5:30 p.m. The ceremony is held on the Community Stage in Building 4. Residents receive $5 admission with online purchase using promo code available at lacountyfair.com. San Dimas' Community Heroes are Calyn Murray, Pat Meyers and Linda Groth.
Art & Fair: The Millard Sheets Center for the Arts presents "Art & Fair: A 90 Year Celebration," a timeline of exhibits that give life to the artistic and historical marvels of the Fair's rich history.
More information can be found at www.lacountyfair.com.


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MONDAY AFTERNOON UPDATE: Search for missing Belding boy continues
BELDING — After a weekend unlike any the city of Belding has experienced before, as hundreds of volunteers and members of various law enforcement agencies sacrificed hours of time and effort to search the city for missing 10-year-old Devon Morrison, the quest to find him continues.
Entering day three since he was first reported missing Saturday, Belding Police Chief Dale Nelson said his department's efforts, along with those of the Michigan State Police, Ionia County Sheriff's Office and FBI, will become more aggressive as more than 45 hours have passed since he was last spotted Saturday afternoon near the Flat River.
"We're once again going to go back into he river, we're going to expand our search," Nelson said. "We're going to use some of the same technology we used yesterday with the sonar and side scanning. We're going to put divers into the water. We're going to be more aggressive."
Nelson said divers from Kent County and the Ionia County Search and Rescue Team will work along the Flat River just east of the Ashfield Street Bridge and continue west to the Belding dam, where both the backside of the dam and the front side of the dam will be searched.
"We're doing that, first of all, to recheck what we did yesterday and to ascertain for sure that Devon is not in the water," he said.
According to Nelson, the search will begin to move outside of the river if they can conclude that Morrison is not in the river.
Volunteer searches on hold
Nelson has requested that members of the community do not attempt to search for Devon on their own as police agencies continue their search today.
"I know yesterday, we had a large group in the morning, we had an even larger group in the afternoon and all of that help was very important to us at that time," he said. "Asking them to stand down today is difficult for me (to do). What we want to do now is use some of our law enforcement technical skills to go back over some of those areas that we checked yesterday."
Nelson said an officer will now be taking names, phone numbers and addresses of those wanting to volunteer so the department can contact everyone in the event that a volunteer civilian search group is reactivated.
In the meantime, Nelson is asking residents and supporters to still keep an eye open on Devon's disappearance.
"Don't go into the field to look, but if you're driving around town, keep an eye out for Devon," he said. "If you see him, contact the police department. Be vigilant about what goes around your house. Check your backyards and check your garages. These are all places (he could go) to get away out of the weather."
FBI involvement
Nelson said that the FBI's involvement in the investigation is to better assist the department specific to the issue of a missing child.
"When it comes to missing children, (the FBI) like to get themselves involved in the initial stages of the investigation," he said. "They have expertise in locating missing children. It's very much a boost to not only my department, but all small agencies that don't have that expertise."
Nelson said while they are not pursuing the disappearance in any criminal aspect, they are still approaching the disappearance as a suspicious event.
"I'm going to reserve saying 'suspicious,' Nelson said. "At this point we still have a missing 10-year-old. We've got some tips, but we really have not received anything significant, but we're still investigating it as a suspicious event and we're going to continue to move forward. We're not going to leave any stone unturned."
Nelson said family members have been questioned but are not considered suspects in the investigation at this time.
"We have talked to the family members — we have talked to them extensively," he said. "That was for looking for additional information about Devon, some of his habits, what he might do and what he might not do."
Evening search of Morrison's home
Nelson said a late-night search of Morrison's home on Harrison Street, in which the residence was roped off with yellow caution tape, was to collect evidence.
"As of last night we did go to the residence and we did a very extensive search," he said. "We did gather some materials that would help in locating Devon."
Nelson said because the department's initial investigation did not produce any major clues or leads, they returned to Morrison's home in search for a spark.
"It's one of those investigative processes where, once we don't have any new information, we like to go back to the residence and look for the items that might give us some direction," he said. "In particular, at the residence, we were looking for some items so our dogs that are working the field today would have a good, fresh unadulterated scent trail for Devon."
Nelson added that no one at the home, or anyone at this point, has been taken into police custody.
"There was no one taken into custody," he said. "Police tape was put up because we wanted to put a search dog there and we did not want any further disturbance of the area around the exterior of the residence. All of the things that were taken are going to be used for an expanded investigation to help us establish some clues."
Evidence: Morrison's shoes
According to Nelson, a number of items were collected as evidence during Sunday's searches, but only one item has officially been connected to Devon after originally being unconfirmed— his shoes — which were found in the river.
"The shoes, once again, were found in the river, they (have been) identified as being Devon's," he said. "From that we're moving forward with our investigation."
Morrison said door-to-door searches produced a number of tips, though nothing concrete, and officials will be revisiting several community members to clarify or reaffirm their stories.
"The door-to-door search yesterday, there are some of those residents that we are going to go back to … to talk to again to make sure that the information that they did give us is the same information today," he said.
No Amber Alert
Nelson said no Amber Alert has been issued at this time because Morrison's case did not meet the criteria.
According to Nelson, most Amber Alerts are issued within three hours of a person's disappearance or for individuals who are in danger to themselves or in the presence of someone who is considered dangerous.
Nelson said he doesn't believe any of the criteria apply to Morrison.
"The media has been our version of the Amber Alert for this particular event," he said. "Right after the newscast Saturday night, downtown Belding looked like it does at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon. We had people all over town looking for Devon."
Intense quest
In closing his press conference Monday morning, Nelson said he will continue to be optimistic in the search for Morrison, who he knew personally.
Nelson recalled a story in which he has had to tell Morrison not to enter the river in the past.
"Devon was very much an avid fishermen," he said. "I myself had to check on Devon (in the past) because we received a report that he was in the river during a time when we had high waters. I did go down and find him getting ready to go into the water … we were able to get him to go back home."
Nelson is hopeful that a similar outcome, Morrison returning home, will happen once again.
"It makes the quest to find him even more intense," he said. "It's very frustrating when we just haven't gotten a lot of information to help us find him."
Nelson asks anyone who discovers any information related to Morrison's disappearance to call 911, the Belding Police Department at (616) 794-1900 ext. 226, Ionia County Central Dispatch at (616) 522-0911 or silent observer at (616) 527-0107.


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To many a young Justin Bieber fan, Selena Gomez is the luckiest lady on the planet, and she seems to think so too.
The actress told the March issue of Cosmopolitan magazine that in Justin Bieber, she's found more than a boyfriend, but someone she can be normal with.
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"I'm just like every 19-year-old girl. If you're in love, you're in love to the fullest, and you just want to go to the movies, hang out, and be as normal as possible," she told the magazine.
"I'm fortunate that I've found someone who has that philosophy," she added.
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In related Selena news, the actress just got a new co-star in her independent film with James Franco and Vanessa Hudgens.
According to Deadline Hollywood, Ashley Benson, of "Pretty Little Liars" has joined the cast of "Spring Breakers," replacing Emma Roberts, who dropped out of the project.
The actresses will play young women who gets into a spot of trouble after robbing a restaurant to pay for a spring break trip.
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James plays a drug and arms dealer, who the girls run into after their arrest, the website reported.
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Nine out of 13 post-war Prime Ministers have been to Oxford but none went to Cambridge. The last Cambridge man to occupy No 10 was Stanley Baldwin.
Now James Pembroke, a former president of the True Blue dining club at Cambridge, writes in his memoir, Growing Up in Restaurants, The Story of Eating out in Britain from 55 BC to Nowadays, that table manners may be the key to it all. He claims Cambridge diners are more civilised than Oxford's Bullingdon Club, which produced Messrs Cameron, Osborne and Johnson.
The True Blues had no tradition of breaking up furniture, he claims. "Ninety per cent of Cambridge undergraduates of all backgrounds adhered to a code of drabness which would have amply satisfied Chairman Mao," he writes.
Pembroke, now publisher of The Oldie, adds: "With the exception of Bamber Gascoigne and Marc Boxer, few True Blue Men have achieved greatness. The Bullingdon was founded by thrusting Victorian Tories; the True Blue by foppish Georgian Whigs. We were too busy getting trashed to trash other chaps' rooms."
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Dana Goldstein writes today that very shortly computers are going to lose their ability to efficiently score student writing test samples. Why? Because new tests are going to be more fact-based. Instead of asking students to ruminate on "the benefits of laughter," they'll ask students to read a nonfiction passage and write something about it. "Since robo-graders can't broadly distinguish fact from fiction," Dana says, they won't be very good at scoring these kinds of essays.
My first thought when I read this was "IBM's Watson cleaned Ken Jennings' clock on Jeopardy! Don't tell me computers can't distinguish fact from fiction." But then I was put in my place:
Brown University computer scientist Eugene Charniak, an expert in artificial intelligence, says it could take another century for computer software to accurately score an essay written in response to a prompt like this one, because it is so difficult for computers to assess whether a piece of writing demonstrates real knowledge across a subject as broad as American history.
Oh man. I don't have anything like Mitt Romney's wealth, and I know Charniak's the expert, but I'm still willing to bet him $10,000 that a computer will be as good as a human at scoring fact-based high school essays by — oh, let's say 2022 just to make it sporting. I figure there's at least a chance I could lose that bet. 2032 would be a no-brainer. Later in the piece, after noting that new techniques have produced quantum leaps in language processing before, Dana weighs in on this:
A paper by ETS's Derrick Higgins and Beata Beigman Klebanov points to a potential path forward: using Web databases of human knowledge, like online encyclopedias and news repositories, to check how factual and intellectually sophisticated an essay truly is.
....[One] program, called ReVerb, can recognize about one-third of the "facts" writers present on such topics, such as the century in which Chaucer lived (the 14th) and Einstein's most famous scientific contribution (the Theory of Relativity)....Currently, however, computers struggle with determining how trustworthy various Web sources are, and they can't weigh or synthesize competing claims from good sources.
Yeah, well, a lot of humans have this problem too, and I'll bet H. siliconis overcomes it way before H. sapiens does. We haven't made a helluva lot of progress on this front over the past few thousand years.
Anyway, you're all probably tired of hearing me harp about this. Still, I'll put my money on the computers. They're getting better a lot faster than most of us think.


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Yet more lies from Britain's mainstream media. In light of the recent census, last week's Daily Express stated on its front page, "4 million immigrants in the UK hardly speak English."
Though this headline was based upon data from the census, The Daily Express is quite simply throwing out propaganda in order to get vulnerable people to buy copies of the paper.
The 2011 census states:
Of the eight per cent (4.2 million) of usual residents aged three years and over with a main language other than English, 79 per cent (3.3 million) could speak English very well or well.
It's there in black and white as fact: 79 per cent of Britain speaks English very well. Furthermore, Ninety two per cent (49.8 million) of usual residents aged three years and over spoke English (English or Welsh in Wales) as their main language, so what's all the panic about?
Look beyond the headlines. Don't feed into their bullshit.


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My Guaranteed, 100% Accurate SEO Predictions For 2013
A lot of people are publishing posts predicting the things that will happen in the SEO industry in 2013. Well, industry sheep, ATTUNE THINE EARS! For I have proclamations to share with you that I am so sure of, I will put my neck on the line and say that these aren't just likely to happen, they are all but guaranteed. Sit back and let me dazzle you:
PREDICTION 1: An idiot at a major publication will kick the SEO hornet's nest by publishing something scathing and wrong about SEO.
I know this one is really hard to believe, but I'm absolutely certain it's going to happen. I know that in the past publications like Forbes have been really spot-on with their assessments of SEO, but sooner or later, somebody is going to get it wrong – way wrong – and then I predict a bunch of SEOs will get their panties all twisted up as though they'd been wrung out by a linebacker.
BONUS PREDICTION: In an act of valor, a notable SEO will write a powerful counter-post that will forever set the record straight, leaving nobody confused or jaded about the whole experience.
PREDICTION 2: More people will create content calendars than ever; most of them will be truly awful
With all this hubbub about content marketing, I really think this is the year of the content calendar. But more than that, I think it's high time SEOs got their fair shake at being the entire marketing department, from creatives to copywriters to outreach specialists and everything in between!
In the mad scramble to usurp authority from every other capable marketing professional on the planet, SEOs will create these content calendars all by themselves in isolation, probably in their basements alone drinking warm milk and waiting for the next conference to come along and remind them that they're part of a seismic shift in the marketing world.
Sadly (and yet unsurprisingly), most of these content calendars will contain terrible seasonal content and half-baked ideas hashed out in a panic as the deliverable deadline loomed. It's okay though, most of these calendars will be completely ignored by the client anyway.
BONUS PREDICTION: Somebody will publish a content calendar template and share it, possibly as link bait. Having written this piece down on their own content calendar, they will create a loop of content planning – CALENDARCEPTION.
PREDICTION 3: A notable SEO will totally "kill it" with a "nice post"
Alright, this one's a doozy, but I'm going to go way out on a limb here. After publishing something for the community, a notable SEO will be lauded for doing so, rewarded the accolades of having "killed it" with his/her "nice post".
BONUS PREDICTION: Even though the comment was published in great haste in a dated attempt to diversify anchor text, the notable SEO will still reply to the comment with a well-thought-out thank you message that will almost certainly help build their personal brand somehow.
PREDICTION 4: "X" will teach all of us something about "Y"
I know it sounds far-fetched, but I really feel like there's just so much opportunity to learn something about SEO/online marketing/social media/content/inbound marketing from the world around us. Maybe I'm just a dreamer like John Lennon – or maybe I'm some kind of savant like that prodigy in August Rush who can see SEO everywhere – in the squirrels outside, in my bath soap, in refrigerator magnets, the heart wrenching drama of daytime soap operas or the gleaming eyes of my fictional children.
And you can bet your ass that when I have a revelation about how much that completely unrelated experience has loose parallels to my profession, I'll mash that "publish" button harder than a George St. Pierre superman punch to the testicles.
But I won't be the only one. This year, I predict a lot of people will learn something about "X" from "Y" and do the whole world a favour by writing about it.
BONUS PREDICTION: At least one of these posts will come from Hubspot; possibly combined with a fun seasonal twist.
PREDICTION 5: SEOs will argue that rankings, traffic and the internet all don't matter and you're doing it wrong
Rankings don't matter and tracking them makes you an idiot. Traffic? HA! Are you stuck in 2004, bro?You know what matters, sucker? Sales. And as an SEO, your job is to make those sales materialize in whatever way possible. Online, offline – doesn't matter. It's YOUR job to make sure your clients prosper by any means necessary.
If that means organizing a charity marathon for arthritic tradespeople, then damn it, you get on top of that. If it means picking up the phone and prank calling the CEO of a competitor so you can write about the experience in a controversy-sparking blog post, then start dialling. If it means breaking into the homes of your client's customers and leaving thank-you notes taped to their foreheads so that they REALLY get the message that your client is unique and cares, then I suggest you brush up on your B&E skills.
SEOs across the industry will publish posts hailing the end of an era: we do not watch rankings, we do not monitor traffic. We watch sales. Up and to the right, people. Up and to the right.
BONUS PREDICTION: Somebody will argue that even sales don't matter – only how you made people feel.
PREDICTION 6: A post from a notable expert with absolutely no case study or data attached will be widely accepted and applauded
Hooo boy. I'm gettin' risky now, but I was never one to shy away from bold predictions.
This year, an expert will definitely publish something completely opinion-based with no data to support it. In a shocking turn of events, dozens – no – HUNDREDS of SEOs will read it, accept it and make it part of their daily lives. A few will print it out and tack it to the walls of their cubicles as a reminder that they would rather just believe what somebody says instead if testing it out for themselves – because who has time to collect data when there's work to be done?!
BONUS PREDICTION: An SEO will share an inspirational thought or opinion. It will immediately be voted to the top of Inbound.org, where the author will be applauded for being "human" and "just like the rest of us".
PREDICTION 7: There will be an algorithm update.
Panic! Fear! Run wild!
I don't mean to scare everybody, but there's most definitely an algorithm update coming. Probably a big one. And when it comes, you're going to know. It's going to be a serious update, with major repercussions (that impact somewhere in the vicinity of 1% of English-speaking queries).
It's going to get written about – so there's no need for me to go into detail here. But mark my words, there's definitely going to be an algorithm update.
BONUS PREDICTION: Similarly useless predictions by experts in our industry will be touted as prophetic by the end of the year. Said expert will take credit and pat themselves on the back for their astute observations.
37 Responses to "My Guaranteed, 100% Accurate SEO Predictions For 2013"
You killed it with these predictions Joel… Nice post.
I love your predictions, would it be possible if you could do a recap of 2012 as well
This whole article is spot on but you really knocked it out of the park with #5 and #6.
You couldn't get this to a nice even 10?
Actually, based on a quick scan of my Twitter stream, I think all 7 predictions have already come true and we still have 363 days to go.
You killed it. Nice post. Your 6 Things Predictions Teach Us About SEO can't help but come true.
That x is undoubtedly Google And the y could be the new Google guideline for webmaster or could be a pain in the ass by the next killer updates.
Lets hope and watch…
Brilliant Stuff Joel!!
Thanks Joel. Some cracking predictions! Like it
Regarding prediction 1 in particular.
Well, someone (I think it was the Editor) at a well known online publishing magazine rustled a few feathers last year about SEO in general.
Which in turn a couple of well known SEO's within the industry collaboratively wrote an SEO rebuttal article in response. The rebuttal article was published on the same website which the initial article was first published on!! (drive all that qualified traffic no doubt!)
Am sure it will happen again this year and the same old response from SEO's – regurgitation which is the order of the day when it comes to SEO (saying that the rebuttal article was defining in my opinion).
First time on this blog, so I will be making regular visits in the near future.
Here's something that will never happen:
SEOs will stop using apostrophes every time they use a plural word and will learn that the apostrophe is only used as a substitute for a missing letter or to denote possession.
I think that many SEOs will most definitely maybe have eyes and or shoes in 2013.
Thx Joel!!
Prediction 6 will forever annoy me about SEO blog posts.
Zomg I truly ? this, especially coming from The World's Best Looking Man. ?
Joel, isn't point 1 happening since the time people have started talking/noticing/observing about SEO ? between as Ryan McLaughlin has said..you killed it
I'm leaving a comment just because a lot of people did it. So I can be among the SEO gods/warriors.
Here is my SEO prediction for 2013: Google is going to cause thousands, better billions, of angry tweets and posts, that at the end of the day are not gonna change anything but still will let the SEOs feel good because they ranted against the big G (clap, clap, clap).
Awesome post btw Joel, as usual. The only #SEOpredictions2013 post who resonate in me. ("resonate in me": poetic)
If there is a way to mix humour with seriousness, then Joel I think this post does its part. I myself have been reading so much of SEO over the past few days. Its like a hole, the more u dig the deeper its gets.
Predictions aside, the way Google is moving towards is just like the way it started. In its early days, the web was about genuine linking before people started gaming the system.
Panda and penguin updates will now ensure that spammers wont always win the battle but yes great content creation can turn out to be a huge challenge.
You just made me blush. On a serious note, most of the above sarcasms are true. There is so much of hype about conversation, lead capturing and other. But they don't tell it that these are micro level subject and SEOs are using their telescopic glass to see it.
This post sucks!
This information is not backed up with any data. Even if you had included a case study that would of made it more believable. So for those reasons I will not be applauding this post.
My prediction. SEO will become useless as Google, Bing, Y!, and Ask will merge into one super search bot. You will have to buy bot time for each website owner or developed, and failing to buy the correct bad backlinks will invalidate your ability to have high ranking PR or SERP. This failure will also lead to your website's inability to buy necessary continued bot time; hence, your site will now be reindexed without any webmaster warnings, and your social reputation will become the new laughing stock on the Web.
I sent this to some people by IM, it's awesome, it's funny, and has a very very very high probability of all coming true. But funny how some people do not even read it after reading the title and start replying in a somewhat negative manner. *LOL*
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Even i can bet my ass that #7 is gonna happen because google has announced today that they are going to roll out 500 algorithm changes in 2013. :O


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Bike into Phon Thong and go to see the Doc again. Manage to get him to give me some antibiotics although when I check them on the internet they are primarily for urinary tract infections - is he taking the p*ss ?
Still no response from the embassy.
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Wind River Selects LDRA to Help Meet Rigorous Software Compliance and Certification Requirements
August 19, 2015 by John Day
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LDRA announced that Wind River® has selected the LDRA tool suite and DO-178 Qualification Support Packs for both internal software quality assurance and to help Wind River customers expedite the qualification and certification of their applications.
The selection of LDRA hinged on the ability of its tools to achieve 100 percent MC/DC coverage at both source and assembler levels—a mandatory requirement for object code verification—and to perform data coupling and control coupling analysis.
MathWorks offers tailored advisory services to help meet DO-178 standards with model-based design
May 15, 2012 by John Day
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MathWorks has launched the DO 178 Process Deployment Advisory Service, dedicated Model-Based Design consulting services for DO-178 projects. Aerospace engineers can gain increased confidence that high-integrity applications developed using MATLAB and Simulink comply with DO standards such as DO-178B, DO-178C, and DO-331, the Model-Based Development and Verification Supplement to DO-178C and DO-278A.
The DO-178 Process Deployment Advisory Service complements the ISO 26262 Process Deployment Advisory Service recently introduced for high-integrity automotive system development. The DO-178 service educates engineers on the standard, identifies gaps in the current processes, provides a road map to a more optimized process framework using Model-Based Design, and assists in deploying that road map. MathWorks consultants walk through the following steps as part of the Advisory Service:
LDRA integrates tool suite with NI LabVIEW Virtual Instruments
December 21, 2011 by John Day
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Joint offering exposes system defects early in development life cycle to enhance product quality, tighten schedules and reduce risk
LDRA has integrated the LDRA tool suite with National Instruments (NI) LabVIEW Virtual Instruments. The LDRA-NI solution offers hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation, a technique used to develop and test the complex real-time embedded systems commonly found in military and aerospace designs. Thanks to LDRA's expertise in safety-critical systems, NI's hardware testing capabilities are fully matched with the software competencies necessary to achieve DO‑178 certification up to and including Level A.


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Nestling at the foot of Benaughlin and surrounded by the forests and hills of west Fermanagh, Palladian Florence Court is the epitome of the great Irish House. Situated in the laundry yard in the south wing, Butler's Apartment served as living quarters for the male servants at Florence Court. This unique and atmospheric apartment is located on the first floor and overlooks the 18th-century laundry courtyard and the adjoining woodland garden.
The beautiful Estate offers special opportunities to relax and explore the unique qualities of Florence Court, whilst the thriving county town of Enniskillen is located just eight miles away. Getting to Northern Ireland couldn't be easier.
Heating: biomass heating included.
Parking: is available in the courtyard next to the cottage, however please do not block access to the archway as tractors and cars need access 24/7.
Garden: There is no designated garden for this apartment but the wider estate offers plenty of green space and trails to explore and guests have the added bonus of enjoying this when the estate is closed.
Utilities/Electricals: the washing machine and tumble dryer is a combined washer/dryer.
Northern Ireland offers some of the finest scenery in the British Isles. From the magnificent Causeway coast to the wooded Glens of Antrim, from the sheltered waters of Lough Erne to the romantic Mountains of Mourne, the region boasts mile after mile of verdant, unspoilt countryside, quiet roads and long sandy beaches. The National Trust in Northern Ireland protects 120 miles of coastline and 40 square miles of open country side from sections of the North Coast Path to Murlough National Nature Reserve, home to an array of attractive plants and birds. A selection of holiday cottages, campsites and bunkhouses are available in the counties of Antrim, Down and Fermanagh. Stay at Crom Demesne and wander through this amazing array of open space and wildlife. Relax at the tranquil and beautiful Rose Cottage at Florence Court in Fermanagh or take in the stunning views of of the Mountains of Mourne from a holiday cottage on the shores of Dundrum Inner Bay. Close by you can visit a number of superb National Trust properties including the fascinating house and gardens of Mount Stewart and Castle Ward. Visit the wonderful Castle Coole in Enniskillen or enjoy the spectacular scenery from the Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland's only World Heritage Site.
Fantastic holiday in Butlers Apartment. So user friendly and exceeded all expectations. Credit to workmen in Courtyard - so pleasant and work was carried out daily - with no inconvenience what so ever. As always such a high standard overall - as expected from fantastic National Trust.
As usual a very tranquil holiday, and lots of beautiful walks. We felt it very difficult to leave for home.
Both my wife and myself, together with our two sons, have stayed at several National Trust Cottages. These have never disappointed us and we will continue to explore the various options available across the UK. Sometimes it's just two of us sometimes we need rooms for four. We have discussed staying with our friends at a larger property which can accommodate eight. One for the future. Regarding our stay in the Butler's Apartment at Florence Court. We found the booking easy, the pre information excellent, our arrival was well planned and our reception from the staff friendly and extremely helpful. The first impression was a surprise as this apartment was completely different from past properties. This added to our experience. We were also surprised by the size of the accommodation which could only be described as large and comfortably equipped for a family group. I did find the property to be a little dark during the day, however this helped illustrate an element of domestic living at Florence Court, a property which resisted the introduction of modern improvements until the 1940's. We would most certainly return to stay again and loved both the house and especially the gardens and walks around the estate, both during the day and when all the visitors had left the site. This gave us the feeling of what it must have been like to live at Florence Court. Somewhat of a privilege in a beautiful location. Keep up the excellent work National Trust and I must say that my experience and visits to both your properties and cottages have inspired me to consider working for the National Trust. I have worked in museums for over twenty years and I am frequently looking at your website for any available job opportunities. This is clearly testament to your professionalism, the valuable service that the Trust provides in protecting our heritage and the friendly and welcoming service provision.
Being able to step out the door and walk made our stay enjoyable. The guardian was especially friendly. The decor and style including antiques was very nice and I appreciated the books and board games provided.
unique opportunity to stay at Florence Court and to wander freely around the grounds. Also liked the idea that we were staying in the very same accommodation as the servants in year's past - though obviously much more comfortably!
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