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988 Layoffs at IBM
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Dean Reacts to IBM Announcement
IBM's layoffs come only a week after the state economist issued pessimistic projections for Vermont's economic health. The state has put together a plan to help the laid off employees at IBM find new jobs. (Listen to the story online or read the transcript.) (VPR)
Interview: Milton School Budget
Steve Delaney interviews the Milton superintendent of schools on yesterday's school budget vote. The initial budget was soundly defeated on Town Meeting Day. (Listen to the interview online.) (VPR)
Blind Golfers Hit the Links
Since the U.S. Blind Golf Association was organized in the early 1950s, golf leagues for the blind and visually impaired have been established in nearly every state in the country. Now a Randolph Center woman is trying to organize a league in Vermont. (Listen to the story online or read the transcript.) (VPR)
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The review committee will recommend that there will be no regional 'time and season' beach rule for winter. Instead there will be a rollover of the existing rules attached to delegated powers for the Local Boards to review if their communities wish. - with contributions from John Kirikiri
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Lombardy, Angera: Ristorante Vecchia Angera
Old Review: caplanco from CO, 2003, #493, "Many people seem to stay in Angera the night before they leave, and this is the place to have a really nice dinner before you leave from Malpensa."
Lombardy, Ardenno Masino: Le Case Dei Baff
Via Mulini, 19 Ardenno Masino, Phone: 0342.661045
Old Review: angela kennedy from UK, 2009, #3317, "We landed in Milan, took a train to Morbegno (beauty mountain scapes) & from there a cab to Le Case Dei Baff, for an evening of fine food & a nights stay."
Lombardy, Bellagio: Albergo Ristorante Silvio
Old Review: colleenk from MA, 2003, #1709, "Fresh fish and pasta overlooking Lake Como"
Lombardy, Bellagio: Bilacus
Old Review: colleenk from MA, 2003, #1710, "Beautiful if expensive restaurant with great food."
Old Review: jgk from FL, 2004, #1610, "Lovely setting. Very nice food, fresh and simple and great service. Delicious fish called lavorello, a delicate local white fish."
Lombardy, Bellagio: Hotel Florence Restaurant
Old Review: jgk from FL, 2004, #1611, "Can't beat the setting and the food is darn good. Loved the lasagna and also had a fabulous salad with anchovies. A bit pricey but look where you are!"
Lombardy, Bellagio: La Grotta
Old Review: colleenk from MA, 2003, #1652, "Great pizza in the beautiful town of Bellagio"
Lombardy, Bergamo: Da Mimmo
Old Review: Jonathan from UK, 2007, #2351, "Stylish, welcoming restaurant/pizzeria in the main street of the città alta."
Old Review: LINDA from Scotland, 2005, #1155, "Excellent ristorante-pizzeria in the upper city"
Lombardy, Bergamo: La Symposium
Via Beltrami 12/b (Largo Colle Aperto), Phone: 035-4284223
Closing day: Wednesday
Old Review: I. A. Rose from Israel, 2009, #3248, "La Symposium in Bergamo is, as its name implies, an exquisite and tasteful interplay indeed a contrapuntal feast - of culinary and aesthetic sensations."
Lombardy, Bergamo: Ristorante San Michele
Old Review: rkorchid from NH, 2009, #3372, "Pleasant restaurant in the picturesque Piazza Vecchia with local specialties"
Lombardy, Bergamo Alta: Antica Osteria del Vino Buono
Old Review: Timh from GA, 2011, #3707, "Cozy authentic inn in the old city of Bergamo serving up very tasty dishes"
Lombardy, Cernobbio: Gatto Nero
Old Review: ubatz from USA, 2004, #1073, "This restaurant has a spectacular view, excellent food, and reasonable prices. When making your reservation be sure to ask for a table with a view. "
Lombardy, Como: Albergo Ristaurante Sociale
Old Review: Doru from Canada, 2002, #6, "A real find: a little gem with an unlikely name. One of the most enjoyable and relaxed food experiences in the week we spent around Lake Como."
Lombardy, Cuirone di Vergiate: Antica Trattoria San Giacomo
Cuirone di vergiate (Varese), Phone: 0331-948-194
Closing day: Wednesday/Monday, Tuesday and Thursday - open only for dinner
Old Review: Alice Twain from Italy, 2003, #459, "Within earshot of the Malpensa airport, a good place for your first or last meal in Italy."
Lombardy, Domaso: Il Timone
Old Review: kaydee from TN, 2005, #1654, "Excellent pizzeria with good assortment of other dishes. Pleasant environment, friendly staff, economical!"
Lombardy, Gravedona: Ca de Matt
Old Review: ChrisRobt from USA, 2005, #1487, "An excellent restaurant on a small street about two blocks from the waterfront in Gravedona."
Lombardy, Lemmo: Trattoria Santo Stefano
Piazza 11 Febbraio 3, Phone: 0344.55434
Old Review: HarveyK from MA, 2011, #3727, "Easily some of the best food to be found on Lake Como and in the Lombard region"
Lombardy, Milan: .Gelato:RivaReno Gelato
Viale Col di Lana, 8, Phone: 02-89077147
Old Review: lovetoeat from CA, 2006, #2072, "The world goes to Italy for the best gelato, and I found the best gelato in Italy at RivaReno Gelato in Milan. Awe-struck, was my reaction."
Lombardy, Milan: .Take away: Antica Salumeria Laghetto
Via Laghetto, 3, Phone: +39 02 76316698
Closing day: Sunday
Old Review: Alice Twain from Italy, 2006, #2173, "A small cheese and cured meats shop that sells the best panini in Milano!"
Lombardy, Milan: Al Mozza
Old Review: rkorchid from NH, 2009, #3376, "Delightful, elegant seafood restaurant near the Wagner Metro station"
Lombardy, Milan: Alla Vecchia Latteria di Via Unione
Old Review: Alice Twain from Italy, 2007, #2423, "Crowded little milk and cheese shop turned restaurant. [Update to my 2005 review.]"
Old Review: Alice Twain from Italy, 2005, #1407, "Crowded little milk and cheese shop turned restaurant. During working days a favorite with the people working in nearby offices."
Old Review: Doru from Canada, 2002, #15, "A great place for vegetarians and foodies alike; also a happening..."
Lombardy, Milan: Baja Sardinja
Old Review: Alice Twain from Italy, 2003, #447, "A taste of Sardinia in Milano. One of my favorite restaurants."
Lombardy, Milan: DaBruno
Via M. Gonzago, 6, Phone: 02.804.364
Old Review: Nancy L from TX, 2009, #3389, "Da Bruno has been in the same spot for 50 years. Moderately priced, elegantly casual, and soccer friendly although not a sports bar. Reservations necessary"
Lombardy, Milan: Dorina--Il Pontremolese
Old Review: jgk from FL, 2004, #1633, "An unforgetable meal! Recommended in Faith Willinger's book. Top notch food, wine and service. The walls are lined with countless bottles of oil and vinegar."
Lombardy, Milan: Emmanuele
Old Review: Tim Wong from USA, 2009, #3314, "Excellent food. Grilled shrimp was the best grilled item. Excellent sushi. Best dish was the seafood spaghetti. Pricing was moderate, not too expensive at all."
Lombardy, Milan: la Libera
Old Review: isabella from holland, 2007, #2481, "restaurant is a little packed,when full,(always).Superb antipasti and desserts. not touristy.not expensive.worth waiting at the bar for a table."
Lombardy, Milan: Le Stelline
Old Review: Doru from Canada, 2002, #19, "Self-service cafeteria. Stay away!"
Lombardy, Milan: L'osteria del Treno
Via San Gregorio 46/48, Phone: 02 67 000 479
Old Review: rkorchid from NH, 2009, #3375, "Very popular osteria near the stazione centrale specializing in goose cured meats, and dishes from the Friuli"
Lombardy, Milan: Nabucca
Via Fiori Chiara, 10, Phone: 02.860.663
Old Review: Nancy L from TX, 2009, #3390, "We were told by several locals that this is the best Milanese restaurant in Milan, and it did not disappoint."
Lombardy, Milan: Panama Restaurant
Piazza A. Gramsci, 3, Phone: 02.36512177
Closing day: Sunday
Old Review: john gala from Italy, 2005, #1588, "Creative Italian kitchen open to 2,00 a.m. It is really good food, extensive wine list, dinner by candlelight."
Lombardy, Milan: Peck Cafeteria
Old Review: jgk from FL, 2004, #1634, "The best thing about our meal was the excellent people watching! Very expensive for a cafeteria. Upstairs from the food emporium. OK salads and pastas."
Lombardy, Milan: Rigolo
Via Solferino 11, Phone: 02 804589
Closing day: Monday
Old Review: rkorchid from NH, 2009, #3371, "Our favorite restaurant since our first visit to Milan in 1987. We eat there every trip."
Lombardy, Milan: Ristorante Noblesse Oblige
Via F Gaffurio 1, Phone: 02.6692773
Closing day: Sunday
Old Review: pchvatal from US, 2009, #3345, "Recommended by our hotel front desk. Good wine list. Good service. Wonderful food. Ate there twice... never disappointed."
Lombardy, Milan: Trattoria all'antica
Old Review: Alice Twain from Italy, 2004, #874, "Excellent resturant serving dishes from Milanese tradition as well as other areas of Lombardy. The Cotoletta is very good. A bit on the costly side."
Lombardy, Milan: Xe Mauri
Old Review: jgk from FL, 2004, #970, "Unique, Friendly, casual Venetian-style food in Milan. Listed in Osterie d'Italia. Great baccala montecato and spaghetti with black sauce."
Lombardy, Montichiari: Antica Osteria del Gambero
Old Review: Jane from CA, 2008, #3034, "We enjoyed both the food and the staff at this restaurant. Mara, the daughter, was very helpful to us when our grandson needed some medical attention."
Lombardy, San Mamete: Stella d'Italia
Old Review: Doru from Canada, 2002, #5, "A beautiful, serene location, is the backdrop to excellent food."
Lombardy, Sirmione: Il Girasole
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 72 Sirmione, Phone: 030.9191.82
Closing day: limited to Saturday lunches in January and February, otherwise open for lunch and dinner every day
Old Review: Stefania from OR, 2008, #3056, "Deliriously delicious local seafood and produce"
Lombardy, Tremesso: Ristorante Veluu
Old Review: Pauline from NM (moderator), 1997, #311, "Steve had a local fish - lavorella - from Lake Como. We sat outside under a porch, with sleeping cats and a view of lake. "
Lombardy, Varenna: Nuova Isola 1169
Via del Prato 6, Phone: 0341 830125
Old Review: rkorchid from NH, 2009, #3374, "Warm, friendly restaurant just off the lakeside walk with dish specialties"
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Adair County Democrat (Newspaper) - March 1, 1929, Stilwell, Oklahoma Aft air (tomttj B^morrat VI)Alii COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER By Arthor BAbane A BRAVE MAN DEAD. INHERITED GENEROSITY HUMAN SACRIFICES USEFUL WARNINGS. Those thai pity themselves because their health is "not quite what it ought to be" niay consider Baron von Huencfcld, who died on the operating table, undergoing his thirteenth operation for an incurable disease of (he stomach that had afflicted him for years. STILWELL, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, MARCH 1,1929. NUMBER 4. Suffering hopelessly, knowing that he could not livelong and'must endure many operations, von Huenefcld planned and carried out the Gerjnan-Irish flight across (he Allan lie Ocean. Such courage and will power houhl make others ashamed to com plain. .1. Picrpont Morgan, gives New "York Hospital two buildings worth $2,000,000. (living seems to be in-lieriled, as illustrated also in the case ol the Rockefellers. Mr. Morgan's, father gave to Xew Yovk one >f its finest institutions, a great lying-in hospital. BILL RAISES IRE OF WESTVILLE RECORD EDITOR Scoring Calls Bill to Abolish Wcst-ville County Court "Foolish, JMr-t.y, Uncalled for Legislation^" NIGHT SCHOOL POSTPONED Serious rioting in India is caused by a report that Mohammedans kidnapped Hindu children and sacrificed then) in connection with construction of a new bridge. The report probably is not true. Once important works were usually accompanied by human sacrifices. Somebody was killed and bur :ed under the corner of a new build ing. A child or adult was often killed and buried in a shallow hole in a field newly 'planted. Knowing nothing about fertilizers, they observed with "religious awe" that the grass grew greener where the corpse was buried." " "~" "* ..... Madame Bella Pollack, died in Rumania, aged 118, leaving twenty-one children, the oldest eighty-five, and a fiance who would have been her third husband. Madame Pollack ate two and one-half pounds of black bread and a pound of sugar every day, and was never ill until her last illness. Men often live long when the doctor tells them that they will soon die. A warning makes them careful. James Melrose, twice Lord Mayor of York, England, aged one hundred, is dead. Insurance, company refused him as a bad risk sev-enty-fivc years ago. The famous Liugi Cornaro became interested in his health when doctors told him at forty that he must soon die. He ate only twelve ounces of food, drank fifteen ounces of red wine daily, died at one hundred and four. A bill has passed the House of Representatives to abolish the branch of the County Court at West, villc. ' Jn commenting on the bill, Dean Sebring, editor of the Westvillc Record, called it a "very foolish, dirty uncalled for piece of legislation," and laid the blame for it entirely on the people of this end of the county. As a matter of fact, upon investigation, we find that a man who lives in their end of the county circulated a petition and sent.it to Representative John Bunch Asking that such a bill be introduced into the bouse. The people of this end of the coun ty have no kick to raise about the branch of the county court being kept at Westvillc outside of the fact that it is very expensive and of prac tically no benefit. The people of the south end of the county do not blame the people of Wesville for attempting to keep this last semblance of a mighty struggle to be the cap-itol city of the county, but from comments and interviews, they seem to object lo being called "dirty, sneaking, undercover workers" by the northenders, when a man in their own country betrays them. "Taking into consideration the fact that the county seat is located at Stilwell, less money has been siient south of the Mason Dixon line than north of' it in the last two years," remarKed 6nc~SlflweIl man who is prominent in politics. By the "Mason-Dixon line" he meant Baron Fork creek. Another man commented on the question by saying: "If this is a dirty, underhanded trick, then we have sat idly by and had many limes more than that put over us during the past two years-and we have raised no bowl whatever. But the funny part of this is that the people of the south end had nothing to do with it." Mighty unfortunate thing that this came up. About time to drop this feud and work for the benefit of the county as a whole. Let's wipe out the "Mason-Dixon line" and make it one bigger and better Adah-county .But this much might be added-If the Northenders want to scrap they know what the Southern ers can do. The night school in dairying that was started by A. M. Calloway at the Maryctta school house has been discontinued during the Ijad weather. "It is almost impossible for anyone to get to the school house while the roads are in the present condition," Calloway said. He expects to continue the classes as soon as possible. 'We were having good attendance and the ljeople seemed to be interested in (be work," be said. ADAIR COUNTY STUDENT ON THE A. AND M. HONOR ROLL STILWELL BOY GETS PROMOTE! B. E. White, former Stilwell Boy, is Given Place at Oklahoma A. & M. College. Miss Lura Mount of Stilwell is on the Dean's list of Distinguished Students at the Oklahoma A. & M. College issued at the ei.d of the first semester.' The list is made up of students who carried at least 15 Hours of credit with ...an average grade of at least "B". CITY COUNCIL VOTES PAVING Insistent Demands of Owners and Renters Along Main Street Causes Council to Take Action. A Commercial Club for Stilwell! B. E. Whil-e, son of Mr. and Mrs. 13. A. White of Stilwell, goes to the A. & M. college at Stillwater on March 1 as assistant instructor, in Horticulture. ' .Mr. White has been county farm agent in Cherokee county for the past two years and his record- of work earned him this- promotion. While is a graduate of the University of Arkansas and is well versed j in crops and soils. The Cherokee County Democrat devotes half a column to the enumeration of'jhc things he has accomplished since he has been agent in that county. SHARKEY WINS BY A DECISION (0,000 People See Bout at Miami Beach, Florida, Wednesday Night. Coming back with telling -blows in the midway of the bout, Jack Sharkey, Boston sailor, won the referee's decision over W. L. "Young" Stribling of Macon, Ga., at the end of 10 rounds of tame fighting at Mi-;mih Beach, Fla., Wednesday night. There were no knockdowns, but on two occasions the pride of the southland- rocked Sharkey with slinging blows aiid neary floored him. The first clout was in the 4th round and the other came in the eighth when Stribling had Sharkey on the run. At other times the bout was very tame with Sharkey always Among the things that are marked having the better of it in the close up to his credit are:. Encouraging j fighting. Sharkey landed a few ef- Lindbergh, on his way from Miami to Panama, hopped off on his twenty-seventh birthday. Only twenty-seven and bis name is known wherever men are civilized. Only itwenty-seveju mid .already he has conquered the ocean, and, what is more important, the respect of every man and woman.. grape growing to the point where more than 100 tons of grapes were shipped out of the county last-year; causing the planting of 1,000 acres of strawberries ;'thc selling of 75,000 apple trees, formation of a bull ;as-sociation; promotion of 'dairying until,.creain 4H-oducti,on passecl^|lie ! series 25,000 pound per year "mark; or-Jpion ganizalion of 4-H clubs; securing a home demonstration agent for the county free of cost, and-many other projects he has carried out. B. A. White has an exceptionally interesting family and hundreds of Stilwell people have remarked during' the past week that B. E. White-was a deserving young man and would certainly make good on his new job. C. F. Parrot, graduate of the Oklahoma A. & M. College will succeed Mr. White as county agent. Mr. Parrot was in school at the same time our county agent. Mr. Hayman, was there-in fact, the boys roomed together at school. feclive punches to draw blood from Stribling's mouth and nose. The match was a financial success as well as a social spectacle. The bout drew a gate of over $400,000 with an attendance of about 40,000. This is the first of an elimination to find a new world's cham: to succeed Turiney. ' � " Many Stilwell fans attended the fight via Radio. .JOHN L, ALLISON PREPARE NOW TO ATTEND THE FETE Presented by the Students of Stilwell High School, Tues. Evening, March 5th. 0 This young American's history makes millions feel as Caesar did when he read the life of Alexander . the Great and suddenly burst into tears, realizing that Alexander had THE STILWELL INDOOR CHAUTAUQUA Presented by the Students of the Stilwell High School on Tuesday Evening, March 5 8 o'clock High School Auditorium PART 1 The Chautauqua Concert Co., PART II Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks PART III New York Symphony Orchestra PART IV The Spotlight Review -Musical Comedy- PART V The Coonville Jubilee Singers Mrs. William McAnally, Pianist . ADMISSION: 35 CENTS The following chautauqua pro gram will be presented-by the Students of the Stilwell high school on Tuesday evening, March 5, at the high school auditorium : - Part 1. Chautauqua concert company; 2, Mrs. Jarley's wax works; 3, The musical entertain ers, the high school orchestra; 4, The Spotlight Revue, a musical comedy. 5, The Cbonville Jubilee Singers: Mrs. W. M. McAnally, pianist. The purest gold is not found beneath the surface of the soil, but in the heart of a friend. conquered the world when he was younger that Caesar Was then. The Captain was "on his ear" at some of the antics of his battalion. ''Not a man of you," he thundered, "will be given bis lib-, erty this afternoon." Voice: "Give me liberty or give me death." Captain: 'Who said that." Voice: "Patrick Henry." -A Commercial Club for Stilwell- John L. Allison, aged 02, died at his home near Stilwell Friday afternoon following an attack of pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the home at 2:30 and burial was made in the New Hope cemetery Saturday afternoon. Rev. Chas. II. Cole of the Methodist church conducted the funeral services. Attendants of the Roberts Undertaking Parlor were in charge of arrangements. The deceased is survived by a wife;*a daughter, Mrs. George Russell" of Honey Hill community; a son, Lee Allison, who made his home with his parents, and a, stepson, Horace Wilson of Joplin. Mr. Allison was an old and respected citizen of Adair county and his death leaves many sad hearts in the community. -- --- . A Commercial Club for Stilwell! After numerous requests by property owners and business men who are renting buildings along main street, and after being .presented with a petition bearing the names of several property owners, the Board of Trustees voted a paving-resolution at a call meeting. Wednesday afternoon. The Board voted a similar resolution last spring but it was petitioned down. People who Were interested in getting the main street paved believe that more of the property owners are now in favor of the paving and have prevailed on the council to pass this resolution. This resolution simply puts the matter in the hands of the property owners, the board said in commenting on the resolution. It gives them a chance to go ahead and pave if they want to, or petition it out if they '.'.ill do not favor paving. Several of the property owners havL. stated in interviews with the Democrat reporter that Iheytavoredj the paving and hoped that at least the main street could be paved this year. Some of the men who are renting the buildings have- even said that they would be willing to voluntarily raise their rent enough to lake care of the paving tax, which would be levied only on business houses which fronted on the pave ment. An. analysis showed that a major il.y of" the houses on the main street are occupied by business men who do not own the buildings. '. The time of year and the condition of busi ncss should not affect the paving since the rent goes on for the prop erty owners the same at all times of the year and as long as they are able to keep the buildings rented. There are very few vacant buildings in towm right now and the general opinion is that there would be fewer if the main street were paved. ---S--7- STILWELL Ten Years Ago This Week Taken from the Files of the STANDARD-SENTINEL Trent-Mallon. 1 The marriage of Miss OIlie Trent' and Mr. Thomas F. Mallon was sol- ;| emnized January 31, by the. Rev. A; 13. Riker, pastor of the Central Metb> odist Church of Columbus, Ohio. 'I Mrs. Mallon is the daughter of Mr.'" and Mrs. C. Trent of the Maryctta community. . STILWELL DEFEATED Jake :0nionr uniier .......*.....'� 1 � By A. V. M. JAKE IN THE DUMPS Herbert Hoover may find important aviation work for Lindbergh. Nothing more probable. An engineer knows that somebody who knows how to-do.wb.at you want done is valuable. . Colonel Lindbergh understands the flying part. A fine combination. Many hats would go up in the air if young Lindbergh .were put by Mr. Hoover at the head of a separate de^ partmeht for natlonnl air defence. Mr. Si Perkins, Howdy. Writen you this day tell it you that no got it anything Write it bout. Nothin happen. Nothin do-in. Nothin goin on but calendar an almanac.an Jake lie no got. Jake he stayin it home these day cause snow it got it roads all wet like it rained on ben.' Can't go it anywhere thout gettit it foot dirty; Come it home wit it dirty foot an run'hi'fo fire warm, it nose an pie squaw he raise heck. Say it Jake he no count and no good an oughta be shot trackin mud on floor, So Jake he hafta stay home., Jake he gonna get in it trouble yet cause that free what Jake air neighs bor cut it down in holler what got it full wit it snow gonna be there when snow il melt and neighbor know then what go wit it wood what Jake steal.- Tomorry Jake he gonna go up to'it woods and cut it up that tree an haul to house. Then maybe.not gel it nose bust gain Car what Jake buy fore snow he snow been sottin out .in woodyard so long time now an maybe car run it when spring, come.. AU sTioe get it tired long time now ait all settfn Sand Springs, who met the U> cal lads in. the second round of the Northeastern tournament, came out victoi'ious, 2 5 to 17- Seem, the Sanditis center, was the outstanding star, totaling 14 points by himself. Lemming of our team ran up seven while Trentham played a wonderful defensive game. The win for Sand Springs put them in to the quarter finais. They were eliminated in the semi-finals by Pryor. A satisfied customer is your best advertisement-after you have advertised for the customer. flat on ground. Jake be start drag into barn tother day an all froze up tight. Back shoei no turn . it. Snow all gone now, an no can make it sled outa that car, so guess hafta wait till summer "'an make it car gain. All neighbor sore at Jake now on count cause nothin. Jake he no see nobody but cat an squaw an squaw he mad ihos time. Jake he livin life a cat an dog. Squaw he say it Jake he oughta work an Jake He say too many winter time work it; an sides.Jake he sc^:"shadow.'.Feb. -2.' All which make bad business. Guess maybe Jake see it stars when squaw he use stick wood on bean. Jake he feel like it town thout Commercial Club. One foot in it dead letter orfis an tother slippin fast. Feel like goin be too dead have funeral. ' Hopin you same. Maybe worse, JAKE ONIONRIJNNEH P. S. Jake .he ferget say he got it hue bad* Feel like been shot at an miss. Feel like, been,pull thru .knothole wit it shirt off. Jake be feel like been washin socks wit it toot in em.*.',',< '/ \ Stilwell would be better off if people were as ambitious in preventing fires as they are in getting to them. G. B. Mays, teacher jii district 32}-\ died at his home from pneumonia?;; Sunday. 'i Attorney Harry Winsojr announces as a candidate for Police Judge-; or the city of Stilwell. ! County Attorney G. 0. Grant' handed down an opinion that the,-| women may vote in the coming city. primary. I Clarence Patterson is in receipts ol* letters from his brothers, William and Payton, who are overseas. Wil-^l Ham says in part: "I'm proud of tho/^ 90th division. We look towns thnt:^ the regulars fell clown on. The field artilery boys said they were not .1 afraid to move in behind the 90tby| for thev always held the ground."^! * ' � - ' Sperice Gonzalis says that the*1 Standard-Sentinel was in error' inWj reporting his son, John Gonzalis;'|r dead; from gun shot wound. Hfe^'j has a letter from his son that saysfa be was only, injured and had abouti'|J recovered. ' ' ; ' - - , 'hi WATTS " ' _ -tl Here we are again, lolks, after al three of four weeks' absence. ; One,! editor came to see us today and wef were twcntyrtwo'-miles away calling! on another editor. Sorry we not get TO. talk with Mr. Perrine, wel are always pleased to talk with himl and this was the.'first time he had.l called on us for a year. Well, it,J will give us something to writej|[ about anyhow. The extreme\ bad weather, nop feeling we'll' and -.having many cases! in Justice court to handle has pre^; vented this writer from keeping u$fj our regular weekly department Made a trip to Stilwell Tuesdap with Mr. J. W. Ayers and our coffi stable, W. II. H allmark, on an; i|f vitation of our county Judge, W. Scoficld, as consultants on a cas&j coming before his honor, relativet^ the sanity of, Mrs. Richie, who been a resident of Watts for tw^ or three years. A board of phys^t cians were called in to examine thl|| lady, and on their recommendaUoaP the judge sent her to the hospital;'<f" Vanita for the insane, where she taken by Undersheriff Grover berty that evening. The heart: before Judge Scofield attracted attention of everyone in the col house due to the spasmodic tempi of the woman under investigaj$i While at Stilwell, we visited o; son Harold and his wife, Pearl,5aj$| (Continued on page 5) '�| Stilwell Will Be What We" Want It To Be We sometimes hear the wish expressed that if this tOW&f could be, Jhis, and could be that, how much better it wouldilira Some of us have looked about us and have seen other: tawi that seemed to prosper more, that seemed to have fore of*' things - that - make for a bigger and better town than we'hftVeJI It is true, some towns do have more than we have," but^i^f'' majority of instances they have these things because sOmewl in the town is a man who was -not satisfied wittj things as t were. He ,wanted them better. 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Noelene Ikin, Georgetown resident
Topics: beef-cattle, sugar, rivers, agricultural-crops, irrigation, georgetown-4871
Jim Haynes, Grazier, Kutchera Station, Georgetown
Topics: rivers, beef-cattle, sugar, irrigation, crop-harvesting, agricultural-crops, georgetown-4871
Greg Ryan, Grazier, Green Hills Station, Georgetown
Topics: sugar, beef-cattle, rivers, irrigation, agricultural-crops, georgetown-4871
Anna Burley, Nurse, Georgetown
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Developers of a $2 billion agricultural project in North Queensland have announced they could begin construction as early as next year.
Topics: beef-cattle, sugar, agricultural-crops, irrigation, rivers, georgetown-4871
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Topics: rivers, irrigation, agricultural-crops, beef-cattle, georgetown-4871
Gavin McFadzean from the Wilderness Society explains their concerns about the Etheridge Integrated Agriculture Project
Topics: rivers, agricultural-crops, irrigation, sugar, beef-cattle, georgetown-4871
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The Wilderness Society has slammed a proposal to build an agricultural hub of massive proportions in North Queensland.
Topics: agricultural-crops, beef-cattle, sugar, rivers, georgetown-4871
Residents of a small town in North Queensland can now have their say on a major agricultural project which could change their community forever.
Topics: sugar, beef-cattle, agricultural-crops, irrigation, environmentally-sustainable-business, environmental-impact, environmental-management, georgetown-4871
Keith De Lacey, IFED chairman
Topics: beef-cattle, sugar, agricultural-crops, georgetown-4871
Will Attwood, Etheridge Shire mayor
Topics: beef-cattle, sugar, agricultural-crops, georgetown-4871
A climate scientist says farmers need more help to adapt to heatwaves.
Topics: agricultural-prices, drought, climate-change, beef-cattle, sydney-2000, mount-isa-4825, longreach-4730, georgetown-4871
Mr Bethel says graziers would have adapted to drought if the Federal Government hadn't stopped the live cattle trade.
Topics: beef-cattle, drought, georgetown-4871
Professor Pitman says farmers need help to adapt faster to climate change
Topics: beef-cattle, climate-change, drought, sydney-2000, georgetown-4871, mount-isa-4825
Beverley Pedracini plans to restore her beloved Prestwood Station to what it was.
Topics: rural-women, beef-cattle, georgetown-4871
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When Beverley Pedracini was still Beverley Green and Prestwood Station was owned by her aunt, Jane Bedser, she spent a lot of time on the far north Queensland property.
Topics: rural, rural-women, georgetown-4871
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Bevery Pedracini is restoring her Aunt's property
Topics: rural-women, georgetown-4871
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The Queensland government has announced it will not extend emergency grazing measures in National Parks beyond December 31.
Topics: national-parks, drought, beef-cattle, georgetown-4871
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Caltex has come under fire for pulling out of a drought-stricken North Queensland town its supplied with fuel for the past six years.
Topics: beef-cattle, small-business, drought, business-economics-and-finance, georgetown-4871, cairns-4870
Caltex has been accused of being out-of-touch from the economic reality facing small businesses in communities affected by drought.
Topics: beef-cattle, drought, georgetown-4871, cairns-4870
Topics: small-business, drought, beef-cattle, georgetown-4871, cairns-4870
It's been six weeks since Noeline Ikin almost pulled off the biggest political upset of the century.
Topics: rural-women, federal-elections, georgetown-4871, cairns-4870
The failed LNP candidate says she is happy taking stock, but is looking for opportunities to work and advocate for her community
Topics: rural-women, community-development, federal-elections, cairns-4870, georgetown-4871
It's been a full house at Camp Cobbold this year, with up to 50 bush families taking advantage of the special holiday camp which bridges the city/country divide.
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So, I took 6 weeks off of the Internet, and I feel fine. Didn't miss it all that much. In case you're curious, here's what I did:
1) Finished the second draft of my manuscript, Did God Kill Jesus? and sent it off to the publisher. Haven't heard back yet, but I'm hoping they consider it an improvement. I do. Most days over the past six week, I wrote 6-8 hours per day. More on the book tomorrow.
2) Harvested bushels of produce from our garden.
3) Canned much of that produce. Final count: 12 jars beans, 6 jars beets, 12 jars pickles, 12 jars relish, 4 jars onions, 2 jars tomatoes, 6 loaves zucchini bread. The tomatoes are still coming. And 4 heads of cabbage are (hopefully) becoming sauerkraut in the basement.


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Grant Status: Completed
Grant Title: Leadership Education in Adolescent Health
Web Site: Johns Hopkins University Project
Hoover Adger, MPH, MD
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Youth residing in economically disadvantaged communities are at greatest risk for many of the common morbidities of adolescents. There is a need for public health leaders trained in innovative and effective interdisciplinary approaches to adolescent health to address adolescent health disparities.
Goal 1: To increase the number of professionals working in the fields of nursing, social work, medicine, psychology, and nutrition who have mastered core competency in adolescent health and leadership. Objective 1: By the end of Year 5, 5 post-residency medical fellows will have successfully completed their long-term training fellowship in Adolescent Medicine and be eligible for sub-specialty certification. Objective 2: By the end of Year 5, 5 masters or doctoral level nurses, 4 masters or doctoral level social workers, 3 post doctoral psychologists, and 2 doctoral level students in nutrition will have completed their long-term training in the program: Goal 2: To increase the racial/ethnic diversity and cultural competency of scientists, clinicians, educators and policy makers focused on reducing disparities in adolescent health. Objective 1: By the end of the project period, 50% of physicians completing the program will be from a disadvantaged background or under-represented racial/ethnic group. Objective 2: By the end of the project period, 40% of the non-MD trainees completing the program will be from a disadvantaged background or under-represented racial/ethnic group. Goal 3: To develop new interdisciplinary approaches to reducing morbidity and mortality among disadvantaged youth. Objective 1: Each year, all trainees and fellows participate in a case-based curriculum that utilizes an interdisciplinary approach and is focused on reducing disparities in adolescent health. Goal 4: To improve the capacity of public health professionals in Region III to deliver evidence-based, positive youth development oriented programs to the region's population of young people. Objective 1: By the end of the project period, all 5 states and Washington, DC will have a positive youth development plan for adolescent health programming. Objective 2: By the end of project period, adolescent health coordinators in all 6 Region III locales will have developed strategies to address obesity prevention and reduction among youth, HIV prevention and STI reduction with special attention to economically disadvantages populations.
We have chosen to categorize training into 4 core components: Leadership; Adolescent Base Knowledge and Context; Research, and MCH/Title V and Related Legislation. While various strategies will be utilized in the Leadership component of the curriculum, the main methodology will involve the Advanced Leadership Seminar which is a case-based approach to leadership training. Additional activities will include discipline-specific mentoring, courses and seminars on research ethics, courses in public health leadership, grant writing seminar, trainee presentations, and media training symposium. Core adolescent health knowledge and context training is incorporated at all levels including practice, teaching, research, advocacy, and leadership. Core research activities will include participation in the weekly Research Seminar, presentation at journal club, and a research project. The core MCH/Title V and Related Legislation activity will involve the Maternal and Child Health Seminar and Advanced Leadership Seminar.
The program will maintain active collaboration with MCHB, regional state and local MCH agencies within PHS Region III, other MCHB training programs, and local or regional community-and-clinic-based adolescent health promotion and disease prevention programs.
Trainees' progress towards accomplishment of core objectives will be evaluated using individualized learning agreements, self-evaluation, 360 degree evaluators, faculty feedback, and written exams from coursework. Feedback will be completed semi-annually. The program will also be evaluated by the trainees and by assessment of achievement of goals and objectives. The program will be reviewed by the core faculty semi-annually, summarized, and reviewed by the External Advisory Committee annually.
Over the course of the project year we have provided over one hundred hours of instructions to our interdisciplinary group and reached a total estimate of 150 hours of accredited instruction by the end of June, 2011. Over the past year, we celebrated the completion of program by 1 Social Work trainee, 2 Nursing trainees, and 1 RD Master's level Nutrition trainee and 1 Post-Doctoral Psychology trainee. This group has been extremely productive. We contributed 2 platform presentations, 6 posters and 2 workshops to this year's Annual meeting of the Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine. Moreover, the highlight of the year was the hosting of the Third Annual JHU Region III LEAH Health Disparities Conference with keynote presentations by two internationally recognized figures.
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During one of these walks a local lady invited us to her stilt home for a cup of tea. It was the first invitation of this kind and we were rather surprised but after this experience we encountered other people who enjoyed having a cup of tea with us (it would have been better if we actually liked the tea but the infusion was too strong for us. As opposed to the other invitations this lady tried her utmost to speak English: she had a Vietnamese-English phrase book, and a copybook with additional useful sentences translated in various languages. On one of the walls she had a collage of photos of tourists who had previously visited her home just like us and kept a book with all their comments, together with addresses of pen friends from around the world. We had never seen such a large collection, we found it quite interesting. Finally she joined us for a walk around her village, the Lac Village. It was terribly hot but when we left the lady's home, in an instant the weather changed radically and we were suddenly caught in the middle of heavy rain thunder storm. Some locals invited us in for shelter but after a few minutes waiting for the rain to abate we donned our fashionable raincoats and made a run for our hut. We arrived completely soaked just when the rain stopped!!!
We also planned to visit the Dzao tribe in Than Nhan village. To arrive there we took a combination of transport; a motorbike taxi for 16 km to a river from where we chartered a river boat (which takes about 12 people, just for the 2 of us). The river boat dropped us around 4 km away from the village, where we agreed to meet them again at 4.00pm and showed us the way. We started walking up the and fortunately for us when we passed the 2km post, we met two people who offered us (for a small cost) to take us up with the motorbikes for the last part, which was actually the steepest bit. At the Than Nhan village we were welcomed by a non English speaking Dzao woman who led us to a room filled with local people, probably the village restaurant. There we joined some locals who appeared to be on their lunch break and together with them we drank rice wine (tastes like grappa), and nibbled some fried frogs (which although they looked repulsive were actually tasty) with sticky coloured rice and some type of vegetables.
To complete our tribal tour we also paid a visit to the Hmong tribes at the Xa Linh Village, about 30km away from Mai Chau. The villagers were very welcoming and allowed us the opportunity to take loads of pictures. Regrettably we selected a drizzling day to go on this trip and the motorbike ride turned out to be extremely scary - even though we instructed the drives to drive slowly, the guys still pushed on the accelerator while snaking up the mountain road in low visibility and overtaking slower moving long haul trucks. But once on the bike we had no other choice than hold on tight and hope to arrive safe and sound - which we did.


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Shape copies a very early type of kovsh. The handle takes the form of a fantastic animal head. Outside surface and handle are covered with filigree enamel of dark muted colors with elaborate...
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Coffeepot from the Orlov Service
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Dear editor,
In the ongoing debate over skyrocketing healthcare costs in Georgia, proponents of medical malpractice reform continue to point to the practice of so-called "defensive medicine" as the culprit behind the increase in costs across the healthcare system ("Georgia can lead in savings with plan to eliminate medical malpractice" – Sept. 3). Doctors, they contend, regularly perform expensive and unnecessary medical tests in order to avoid malpractice suits related to their treatment – or lack thereof.
The famous quote by George Santayana, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" is as relevant today as it ever was.
We are approaching the 13th anniversary of the most horrendous terrorist attack on American soil in the name of Islamic Jihad. Sept. 11, 2001 was not unexpected. After all, there were numerous terrorist attacks against Americans and American interests abroad for decades.
Thanks to the NSA wiretapping of the Bush and Obama administrations, some version of Big Brother is indeed monitoring Americans just about any time they talk on the phone or send an e-mail.
If you are a candidate running for political office, you are probably being watched by more than Big Brother.
With the proliferation of camcorders and smart phones, the chances are good that someone is out there in the audience videotaping every public remark you make.
My mother was a vibrant, active woman, until disabled by Parkinson's Disease the last 20 years of her life, and music, as a church soloist and pianist, was an important part of her productive years.
One day, after moving her to an assisted-living facility near my home, I brought her a hymnal and said we were going to the activity room so she could play the piano for me.
What was I saying? She didn't remember I had been there the day before, and I expected her to play the piano?
To the editor:
On behalf of the State Bar of Georgia, I would like to offer congratulations to Augusta Judicial Circuit District Attorney R. Ashley Wright on receiving the District Attorney of the Year award for 2014, presented by the District Attorneys' Association of Georgia.
He hates the class. Thirty years of teaching Introductory Geology have not softened his sentiment. These are students with no plans to major in geology. They possess no intellectual curiosity. They're collecting a science credit and heading back to the business school at semester's end. Half of these freshmen won't even finish with degrees. What a waste of everybody's energy, most particularly his.
A letter to the community,
(This is a follow-up to a guest column titled Being good neighbor helps everyone published Aug. 13 in the News-Times.)
Do you have a license for a certain type of business that should be done in a commercially zoned area and not in a residential area?
As it is, many vehicle repair and vehicular transport businesses have seemingly popped up everywhere you look, all in residential neighborhoods, and in violation of Georgia Code of Laws.
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Get to the bottom of sixteen new unsolved crimes of murder, theft, kidnapping and more in The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes 2. Travel back in time to Victorian England to experience an interactive seek and find adventure with the most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Explore 40+ beautifully rendered locations such as Marlsbury Castle, Stonehenge, and London's Music Hall. Play over 50 unique puzzles and minigames that are seamlessly woven into the game play as you scour for clues and find hidden objects.
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Third-party funders of corporate litigation may be waiting longer for their investments to pay off, but they are finding the returns are a whole lot healthier. Paul Sullivan reports
Corporate claims financing took off in the UK in late 2007. At the time commentators hailed the creation of a new asset class enabling investors to profit from the expensive, complex and high-risk world of commercial legal disputes.
But the real change that quoted corporate claims financiers brought to legal markets was a disciplined focus on litigation as an investment, only committing capital to those cases from which high-quality returns could be realised.
The concept of third-party finance for corporate litigants has long been a part of the legal system. Before corporate claims finance arrived businesses were able to fund litigation through traditional mechanisms such as bank debt and collateralised loans; lawyers acting under alternative fee arrangements that provided a form of third-party funding; and liability insurers that offered policies enabling companies to hedge litigation risks.
Sophisticated businesses understand that lawsuits are valuable corporate assets – or liabilities – that require substantial financing and that many third-party funding options exist. The growth of the corporate claims finance market in complex business-to-business litigation since 2007 demonstrates the value these companies place on the third-party option.
But the growth of the corporate claims finance market is part of a broader set of trends shaping the business of law, including rising demand for alternative fee arrangements in the US, alternative business structures in the UK, the increased availability of after-the-event insurance in both, the rocketing expense of commercial litigation and the slow progress of complex commercial cases through the courts.
The growth of corporate claims finance was also affected by the 2008-09 downturn, which created more demand for third-party finance from businesses and law firms of
all sizes. As credit conditions tightened companies sought to hedge risk and cut their expenses, including litigation costs.
Some of this demand was absorbed by law firms, but they too faced capital constraints. In this environment corporate claims finance provided a more attractive solution, allowing companies to obtain financing secured only by the proceeds of a lawsuit rather than their assets generally, freeing up valuable cashflow for core business activities.
But while the demand for financing increased, the credit crunch tended to slow the pace of litigation settlements. This was driven by a number of factors, including reduced funding for the court system, resulting in congested civil court dockets; a bottleneck in the appointment of judges in the US after the Senate's failure to fill 114 vacancies in the federal judiciary; and greater reluctance by defendants to settle in a period of increased risk and uncertainty.
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In the past 18 months several potential new entrants have tried and failed to raise funds to invest in litigation. Capital markets continue to face significant constraints as the focus on sovereign debt pushes up yields, making both debt and equity investors cautious. This situation presents corporate claims financiers with two big challenges.
The first involves their existing portfolios, largely invested in US claims, where the sclerotic pace of the US judicial system has extended the time horizon for investments, delaying potential returns and reducing the quantity of investment capital available to invest in new situations.
As the same time financiers have been inundated with investment opportunities as demand for capital has increased. Many of these opportunities exhibit heightened levels of risk, particularly in terms of time to return on capital.
To address this, corporate claims financiers have employed more demanding underwriting and valuation standards when selecting new investments and stepped up their monitoring of existing investments. As a result, while the overall number of corporate claims investments has increased, an even greater proportion of cases have failed to make the cut.
The next 18 months are set to be an exciting time as portfolios mature and investors evaluate the sector's investment thesis. The prospect of significant settlement and litigation activity in investment portfolios is increasing despite the lingering effects of the credit crunch and the continuing sovereign debt crisis.
Demand for capital remains high as sophisticated companies seek solutions to the rising expense and risk of large and complex commercial litigation. Finance providers will increasingly evaluate opportunities using underwriting and valuation guidelines that take into account the effect of external factors, especially macroeconomic trends, on the likely progress and eventual resolution of the litigation itself.
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The good news for investors is that, if the underlying cases on which investments are based are successful, the longer holding period is expected to deliver greater returns to shareholders as settlement values increase and risk turns in plaintiffs' favour as cases mature.
Paul Sullivan is senior vice-president at Juridica Capital Management


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Burglar-Chasers Sweep West End
Police officers from specialized units in the Queens South Command have joined officers from the 100 Precinct in Rockaway Park in the search for the person or persons responsible for the large number of burglaries in the precinct in the last four months.
On Thursday, October 13, cops from the precinct corralled three young men for a residential burglary at 318 Beach 90 Street in Rockaway Beach.
According to the criminal complaint, supplied by Queens District Attorney Richard Brown, the homeowner came home to find several items, including an X-Box game system, a number of games, an Ipod and money missing. Her front window had been pried open, sources say.
That same day, the three men charged with the crime were seen on a surveillance tape attempting to sell the items at the Rockaway Pawn Brokers at Beach 87 Street and Rockaway Beach Boulevard.
The three are identified in court papers as Delionel Dekind, 19, of 20-38 Seagirt Boulevard; Taquan Harding, 17, of 81-10 Rockaway Beach Boulevard and Terrence Mayborn, 18, of 81-10 Beach Channel Drive.
Bail for each of the three was set at $25,000 for their next hearing, which is scheduled for October 28 in Queens Criminal Court.
Over the past month, burglaries have grown to 14 from two during the same period last year, a rise of 600 percent.
For the year to date, the number of burglaries has grown to 102 from 44 during the same period last year, a rise of more than 130 percent.
Sources say the burglaries continue – four over the week ending on October 9, despite the fact that a man was arrested for burglarizing a home on Beach 120 Street in Rockaway Park last week.
Sources told The Wave that the police presence includes both uniformed officers in marked cars and plainclothes officers both in unmarked cars and walking specific areas of interest.
In addition, uniformed police have been going door to door in both Rockaway Park and Belle Harbor, handing out flyers that warn homeowners to lock their doors and windows.
Many of the burglaries have been in homes where the perpetrator often cuts through screen doors and windows, although some of the later burglaries have been through locked doors and windows, which have been forced open by the burglar or burglars.
The message from Captain Scott Olexa, the commanding officer of the 100 Precinct is, keep your doors and windows secured.
"The great majority of [the burglaries] have been break-ins through unsecured doors and windows. They cut through the screens and walk in, taking jewelry and cash and whatever else they can quickly get their hands on," said Olexa, who had detailed special units, including his anti-crime unit that works in civilian clothing, to cover the area most often hit by the burglar(s).
"I can't emphasize the need to keep windows and doors secured, especially when residents are away from the house," Olexa told The Wave. "Doing that would cut down significantly on the burglary pattern.
The 100 Precinct is not alone in an increase of burglaries.
In the 101 Precinct in Far Rockaway, burglaries during the last 28-day period have risen to 23 this year from 10 last year, a rise of 130 percent.