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Book by: Akira Miyoko
Status: Finished
Genre: Young Adult
Chapter2 (v.1) - The Drama Begins
Today was like every other day for Gabriella Bachner, she woke up to an empty house because her dad was out getting wasted and her mother had had a long night with one of her clients. From the outside looking in, Gabriella had a perfectly normal life but from the inside everything was disorderly. Yes, today was like every other day for Gabriella but this morning there was a note left beside her bed written by her father before he left. Gabriella woke up and read the note aloud: "Dear Gabi, have a good day at school today honey--I'm thinking of you". After Gabriella read the note she gagged at the sound of her own self reading her dad's sympathetic and sarcastic letter. Gabriella knew that her dad would never say these things and truly mean them; he never said anything that he meant. Anytime he would say "I love you" Gabriella knew that he didn't mean a single word of it. Gabriella climbed out of bed and hobbled across the floor to the shower. After her shower she picked out her hip-hugger bell-bottomed jeans and a plain white shirt and put it on. She ran down stairs, picked up her cell-phone and dashed outside to catch the bus.
The bus was about 10 minutes late, as usual so it gave her time to do finish up on the homework that she hadnot finished the night before due to her favorite TV show coming on. She was so into finishing her homework that she did not notice the bus roll up beside her so the bus driver honked at her to come on. "Hey girl, what's up", Maria said moving her backpack and lunch so that Gabriella could sit down next to her. "Oh nothing, same oh same oh, my folks acting like lunatics and I am the only sane person around my house". "Girl, you are so funny you should be a comedian when you grown up" Maria laughed smashing a fly that had been buzzing above her head into the window with her journal. "You had breakfast?" Maria asked pulling out a cereal bar and offering one to Gabriella. "No, there ain't nothing to eat at my place, so I was just going to go to the breakfast at school, but since you have food then I guess I will just eat that" Gabriella said taking one of the cereal bars that Maria had in her hand. They sat munching on their cereal bars for the remainder of the ride to school.
When the bus arrived at school people were still waiting outside waiting on the doors to be unlocked to the school. When the bus driver let the students off the bus they all went and joined their different cliques and started new conversations. Gabriella and Maria went and sat on one of the empty steps to the school." Maria, you know it's going to start getting cold soon" Gabriella said looking out into the clear blue sky. "Gabi, it gets cold every year that's what the seasons do" Maria said following Gabriella's gaze. "No, Maria, my mom, its going to start getting to could for her to work outside which means she'll have to bring her work home", "Gabi, you know you are welcomed to my house, you're like a sister to me, my parents treat you like you are one if theirown children". The bell rang and the staff of Warren High unlocked the doors to the school.Inside the school, students filled the hallways. The school building came alive with the sounds of teachers yelling at various students, the stomping of students down the hallway, and students discussing the latest gossip at the school. Maria walked with Gabriella down to the end of the hallway, and then they split up and went their separate ways to their separate first block classes.
Gabriella hated first block for her different reasons but not only did she hate it because it was music and her teacher was a moron but because of the "wanna be pimp' of the class Christopher."Hey Gabriella, I think I saw your mama on the corner this morning get in the car with some man after he paid her" Christopher said taking his seat in the back of the class. "Shut the heck up Christopher, you don't know my mama so stop talking about her" Gabriella hissed turning around facing the front of class trying to redirect her attention away from Christopher. "Today class, you will receive your term projects, you will come pick a country out of that hat and you will become an expert on that country in the time span that I am giving you, I don't care how you present this information but you MUST have a detailed presentation, now come pick your countries out of this hat" the teacher said placing the hat on his desk and taking his seat. Gabriella waited until most of everyone had picked their countries out of the hat before she went up to go get hers. She reached her hand in and picked the scrap of paper that was at the very bottom of the hat but she waited until she got back to her desk to see what country she had chosen. When she got back to her desk she slowly unfolded the scrap of paper revealing her country. She had chosen Argentina, she wasn't upset with her choice and she wasn't mad, it just wasn't the country she would have chosen if the teacher would have allowed her to choose her country orally. As the class went on Gabriella's mind began to wander and she began to daydream. She thought about where her mom might have been at that time and how many bottles her dad had already drunken. She thought about her childhood and how good it had been before all this crap had started. "Gabriella can you tell me where Latin music originated from" the teacher said. Gabriella was too far gone to hear what he had said. "Gabriella! Daydreaming again huh, well you can daydream all you want in after school detention today" the teacher shouted shaking his head. Some of the students in the class snickered at the teachers remarks.
The class went on for about another fifteen minutes and when the teacher released the class Gabriella was nearly starving.Gabriella flew out of the classroom and down the hallway but when she entered the cafeteria it was already slam packed. Students were standing around talking and others were chowing down on their food. The other ones were waiting in line to get there food. Gabriella weaved and bobbed through the crowd. She was almost in the line but she accidentally moved past the wrong person, Cynthia Rose. Now Cynthia was one of those types of people who thought they "owned the world" but the thing that was different with Cynthia was she was popular and beautiful, so that was two points on her side. "Excuse me, who do you think you are" Cynthia asked looking Gabriella up and down. "I'm sorry, I just want to get in line to eat, do you mind?", "look, don't get an attitude", "you're the one getting an attitude" Gabriella said defending herself. "Aren't you the one who has a ho for a mother", "don't talk about my mother, you don't know her", "oh what you gonna do, get her to get one of her CLIENTS on me". It was too late she had sent Gabriella over the top. Gabriella lunged at her with flying fists; she landed right on top of Cynthia. Gabriella pulled Cynthia's hair and punched at her face. In self defense Cynthia started punching Gabriella also. The students in the cafeteria froze for a quick second but then quickly joined in the action. Some of them tried to break up the fight but others joined in. The teachers jumped in immediately trying to break the whole thing up. Finally some of the teachers pulled the two girls apart and walked them down to the office.
Gabriella and Cynthia had been given a turkey sandwich, some beets, and a carton of chocolate milk instead of the traditional pizza, chips and soda that was supposed to be served today. Gabriella gobbled down her turkey sandwich and gulped down her chocolate milk. She left the beets on the side because beets made her sick to the stomach. Cynthia was sitting on the other side of the room watching her eat in sheer horror. "Now I know why you're as big as a house, you eat like an animal" Cynthia said rolling her eyeballs." Now I know why you're as skinny as a bean pole, you eat like an anorexic mule" Gabriella said in self defense. Cynthia glanced at the door to the office where the principal was listening to the teacher and student witnesses. After about ten minutes went by, the principal finally came out of the office looking perplexed. "I am utterly shocked that you girls started that riot in my cafeteria today, I am mostly surprised with you Cynthia, and I wouldn't expect this sort of thing out of you" Mrs. Burns, the principal, said shaking her head. "It wasn't my fault at all, she started talking about my mother and then she jumped on me for no reason like a mad animal" Cynthia shouted casting an evil glance over at Gabriella. "You little liar...", "Gabriella, I have heard all I need to hear, I don't need you putting your to cents into everything, I have already made up my mind, Cynthia you have a week of after school detention and Gabriella you have two weeks of In-School-Suspension and you both will get a phone call home" Mrs. Burns said sitting down directly in front of both of the girls." This is a load of crap" Gabriella said storming out of the office and slamming the door behind her on her way out. When she left the office she went back over everything that had happened to her so far that day. She thought: Why did she have to be cursed with such irresponsible parents. Why couldn't she have had some nice normal ones that actually cared, ones that would be there for her when she needed them the most, like now. But it was too late, she was stuck with them for life... but not if she could help it.
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I;m glad to get to read it it is great keep up the great work and keep me posted!
It's a good story line, just be careful that it doesn't start to get cliche. Also try not to make every sentence as a statement, mix it up a little.
Other than that, continue with it, it could become something great!
that is some serious drama but i luv it!
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By Paul Cherney
There are multiple reports to be released on Wednesday including May CPI, May industrial production & capacity utilization, and April business inventories. And, at 2:00 p.m. ET, the Fed's Beige Book.
The CPI and the Beige Book might be the focus of traders attention. The markets want signs of reduced inflationary pressures (to take pressure off the Fed). On Wednesday, May CPI will be released at 8:30 a.m. ET. The Street expects the headline CPI to have risen 0.1%, with the core index (which excludes volatile food and energy prices) up 0.2%.
We all know that prices can't just move sideways forever and maybe reactions to one of the reports mentioned above can push prices in a direction other than sideways. This is the week of the quarterly expirations (formerly known as the Triple Witch), and volatility rarely happens on the actual day of the expiration anymore, so Wednesday and Thursday have some potential to see a move out of the 5-day trading range.
The Nasdaq's 5-day trading range has been bounded by 2078.26 on the upside and 2052.96 on the downside.
The S&P 500's 5-day trading range has been bounded by 1207.53 on the upside and 1191.09 on the downside.
Where to now? I don't think the markets have exhausted the upside yet, but I do recognize that a short-term shake-out could happen in reaction to headlines. I'll watch the ranges and expect that if there is a break lower, that it will ultimately be viewed as a buying opportunity.
The technical condition of the markets remains the same as it was on Monday. Short-term, the markets are consolidating some of the gains achieved since April. Strong markets do not have to move lower to attract buyers, so it is not the greatest of signs if prices have to move lower to attract bargain hunters. Important supports have not broken, they have not even been tested. There is still potential for higher prices without a retracement. I would not view it as a sign of healthy buying interest if the Nasdaq had a close below 2027 or the S&P 500 had a close below 1185.
The measures of buying and selling pressure I keep (up volume versus down volume) are nowhere near the levels of strength exhibited in the fourt-quarter rally of 2004, but the readings have registered thresholds that make me expect to see closes higher than those in place. I become concerned about being wrong about the willingness to buy short-term dips in price when and if the Nasdaq posts a close that represents a loss of 2.5% from its highest close. For the current market, that would be equivalent to a Nasdaq close under 2045.
I also like to employ observations of chart support and in my view of the Nasdaq, the key chart support is 2042-2027. So, even if there is a close under Nasdaq 2045, the key chart support for the Nasdaq is 2042-2027 and this is the area that is most likely to attract buyers (if prices were to move that low).
Immediate Intraday Resistances:
• Immediate Nasdaq intraday resistance 2069.04-2078.94, inside this zone there is a focus of resistance at 2073.97-2077.74.
• S&P 500 immediate intraday resistance is a small shelf at 1202.26-1203.92. This is within resistance at 1200.52-1204.96. Next well-defined resistance (intraday) is 1206.56-1208.85.
• When resistances are exceeded they are considered supports until they prove otherwise.
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• Nasdaq: The Nasdaq has unorganized, weak resistance at 2075-2078.94. The next, more important resistance is 2083-2097.80 with an especially well-defined resistance at 2089-2095.96. Nasdaq resistance actually runs to 2072-2103.45; the next layer above 2103.45 is 2106.19-2116.75.
• S&P 500: resistance includes 1200.52-1204.96. Resistance gets thick at 1206.56-1208.85. The bigger picture for S&P 500 resistance is 1205-1217, with a focus at 1211.23-1215.58. The next layer is 1221-1229.11.
• Nasdaq supports are: 2066-2052.96. If the Nasdaq undercuts the 2052.96 level for more than 4 minutes without attracting buyers, downside risk increases for a drop to test 2043-2027. The index has thick support starting at 2043 and running to 2027. If prices move lower and test support at 2043-2027 this area on the chart should attract buyers for a rebound. Whether that rebound attracts enough follow-through to push prices above recent highs can only be assessed when the levels of participation in the rebound are measured.
• The S&P 500 has numerous layers of support and it is usually difficult for markets to just slice through layers of support like this.
• Immediate intraday support for the S&P 500 is 1199.11-1197.86, stacked at 1197.39-1191.03; there is a layer of support that overlaps at 1194-1185.19 which makes the 1194-1191.03 area a focus of intraday support.
• There would be some concern for a short-term (one day, or intraday) shakeout if the S&P 500 spent more than 4 minutes below the 1185.19 level, but supports are stair-stepped and stacked, offering numerous price levels to entice buying participation. The support of 1194-1185.19 is overlapped at 1187-1180.87, which creates another focus of support at 1187-1185.19. A move below 1180.87 would not be healthy, and could ignite some fear-driven selling. The next layer of substantial support, though, is directly underneath 1180.87 at 1178.87-1165.
I still expect that sometime over the next 12 trading days, there should be an S&P 500 close at or above the 1215.00 level and a Nasdaq close at or above 2119, but I would not want to see more than one close below S&P 1185 or Nasdaq 2027 because in my view of the current markets, that would increase the chances that a rebound would not be able to exceed the recent closing highs.
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Steve's a bit of a free throw scientist with some impressive adaptations of theories surrounding the mechanics of this shot. Established metrics measuring players' free throw accuracy revolve around tracking and analyzing the ARC, beginning with the launch angle, distance and speed of the ball. Between Steve's basketball expertise and our team's intimate understanding of systems architecture, software development, data analysis, and design, we had to put our brains together on how to make the story of the ARC come to life in a visual, reader-friendly way.
While visualizing data implies a heavy demand on design, our team of developers also faced ample challenges. Stéphane Guigné, web developer and mathematical point guard, spent the majority of his time architecting the system so that the raw data captured live by the on-court precision camera hardware, developed by Quebec-based INO, would be converted into a language relevant to the native software environment.
That's not an easy task when dealing with parsing data from motion capture technology, where a lot could potentially be lost in translation if that critical information isn't funnelled into the right back-end configuration. Add to that the challenge of delivering all this information in a wide range of visualizations, and Stéphane had his work cut out for him.
For Lyndon Mayer, Invoke's lead interaction designer, the next set of decisions revolved around what data to display at each juncture, "I wanted the player to experience the data in a very visceral way, while ensuring that the results are meaningful, immediately actionable, and most importantly, extremely digestible for young athletes."
Naturally, a lengthy and detailed research and discovery process can only be validated with some real live testing. In the second part of this post, we dive further into how these theories played out when Steve and the Invoke team hit the hardwood.


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Teammates shaken up by Finley's injury, hoping for the best
Green Bay --- As one of the first players on the scene, Andrew Quarless tried to help Jermichael Finley up.
The Packers tight end took a violent shot from Cleveland's Tashaun Gipson on a 10-yard reception.
"And he told me he couldn't move," Quarless said, "so I said, 'Just stay there.' It was tough."
Finely could talk, but he couldn't move. Eventually, he was taken away to the locker room on a stretcher with a neck injury.
As you can imagine, the mood inside Green Bay's locker room after Sunday's 31-13 win over the Cleveland Browns was dimmed by the latest injury. With 10 minutes, 22 seconds to go, Finley tried to haul in a pass over the middle and absorbed the hit from Gipson to his neck/shoulder area. The team later announced that Finley regained movement in his extremities. But for a 10-minute period, his teammates were considerably shaken up.
Quarless, one of Finley's close friends, was particularly "messed up."
"I'm not going to lie," Quarless said. "I haven't cried in a long time but I definitely shed a tear for him. That's my brother, first of all. That's my brother on the ground. We're there every day in the same room. For me personally, it kind of messed me up for a little second. I knew I had to be strong for him and for my team to stay in there, to stay locked in."
The Packers would go on to score that drive and finish off the Browns. They survived injuries for another game. Losing Finley would have obvious ramifications on the football field for an already-snakebitten Packers offense. But players didn't want to talk X's and O's.
Seeing Finley up close had a numbing effect. Still rattled, Quarless was at a near loss of words inside the locker room.
"It was tough to see something like that," Quarless said. "You could just look in his eyes and he had this look. It was a pain or something, it was one of those looks that was tough to see."
Right guard T.J. Lang said he was "nauseated" by the whole situation. He needed to step away. Seeing Finley go down for a second time -- he suffered a concussion Week 3 at Cincinnati -- was difficult.
"It's hard to bounce back from that when that happens," Lang said. "Hopefully, he's alright. I don't know what happened but it's tough. There were still nine or 10 minutes left in the game. We still had to go out there and play, which was tough after that. Any time you see one of your teammates go down, it's not easy.
"I saw he was, there was clearly something wrong so I kind of walked away. I don't like to, it kind of just nauseates me when something like that happens. It's such a violent game sometimes. So many thoughts run through your mind. Hopefully, he's alright. He's a big part of this offense. He's a great guy. A good locker room guy."
Left tackle David Bakhtiari saw Gipson "come in with his head" and hit Finley and once he saw the ball pop out, he knew something was wrong.
Players could tell Finley was hurt --- he couldn't move until later. But he was communicating.
"He was talking, but I was just very sick," Bakhtiari said. "I just said, 'Why? Again?' There's no place in football for it and yet that is the nature of the beast. It's going to happen but you don't want it to be there. It's a disgusting sight. My heart goes out to him. You hate to see that."
Bakhtiari described it as an "extremely tense" feeling on the field. He couldn't pinpoint the word to describe it.
After the game, players weren't sure how Finley was doing, only saying they were hoping for the best.
Hearing that Finley had movement in his extremities helped Quarless get through the rest of the game. But right now, he's not thinking about football, about how difficult it'd be to replace Finley. That's all secondary to him.
"It's not even something I want to think about at this moment," Quarless said. "I just pray for him and want him to get better. Playing time is irrelevant right now. That's it."
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I'm sure everyone has had experience changing out bulbs in the past on their CRV's but since this was the first of mine on the gen 3 - I thought a little "black pearl" type write up might be nice to make the task easier for those who will need to complete this task in the future.
Tools needed:
small flat screwdriver - to remove cover
medium phillips screwdriver (or 8mm socket) - to remove screw
rubber gloves to avoid getting grease\oils on bulb.
brakelight\tailight bulb 34906-ST5-003 local honda dealership
1. Open rear hatch and locate 2 circular screw housings one top, one bottom of lamp assembly.
2. Use small flat screwdriver to remove cover - set aside so you don't lose it - duh!
3. Use either medium phillips screwdriver or 8mm socket to remove screws - set aside so you don't lose
4. You will need to pull the entire lamp assembly off of the rear of the CRV. It will seem like it is loose but doesn't really want to come all the way off; be patient and gently pull the unit off. You can see in photo 4 that there are are two (4 total on unit) fasteners -one on the lower left hand side and one right above the lamp (which I let fall off). You need to be aware that these fasteners can come loose and fall off of the unit, but easily can be replaced so that the unit will snap back into place. (see photo 5)
4a. Twist lamp holder 1/4 turn to release and expose bad bulb. (see photo 6) While wearing gloves (I wasn't in photo), pull bulb straight out. To replace bulb, make sure to push firmly into socket as it clicks into place otherwise the bulb falls easily out of the fastener and falls to the floor breaking so you need to use the "spare" that you bought. Test bulb with brakes (or whatever bulb is out) to make sure it works.
5. Take bulb and replace back into assembly unit and turn 1/4 turn to lock back into place.
6. Make sure that all 4 fasteners are on the light assembly unit before trying to replace back onto the CRV. This step is rather redundant but trust me I made all these mistakes... It's very easy to get the assembly unit back onto the CRV vs. taking it off.
7. Use phillips screwdriver to replace screws that lock assembly unit to vehicle; snap covers back into place.
Total cost $7.62 for 2 bulbs
Total time 15 minutes.
Mechanical skill level - easy


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WMC Co-Founders Express Disappointment Over Reports White House Didn't Nominate Woman to FCC Chair
April 30, 2013
Women's Media Center Co-Founders Express Disappointment Over
Reports That President Obama Didn't Nominate a Woman to Chair the FCC
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Barack Obama is expected to nominate Tom Wheeler as the next FCC chair, according to multiple news outlets, including The Wall Street Journal.
Co-founders of the Women's Media Center today issued this release in response to published reports:
The Women's Media Center co-founders today expressed disappointment that the president did not nominate a woman to serve as chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The federal agency has never had a female in the top spot in its 79-year-history.
On January 4, the Women's Media Center began a campaign to urge the White House to name a woman to head the governmental agency by launching a Change.org petition. On March 22, the Women's Media Center and over two dozen women's leaders sent a letter to the White House asking President Barack Obama to nominate a woman to run this important agency. WMC co-founders, Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan, and Gloria Steinem also wrote an op-ed published on CNN.com, titled "Obama, put a woman in charge of FCC." The FCC chair position became available when Julius Genachowski announced he was stepping down.
"We regret that President Obama did not recognize the need for a woman leader in this important FCC chair slot, though there were a number of highly qualified women under consideration," said Fonda.
"Telecommunications policy affects everyone — not just men," said Morgan. "It's disheartening to see the cycle of male chairs continuing."
"The president missed an opportunity to make history and make the FCC more democratic," said Gloria Steinem.
A number of women reportedly were considered for the position, including Karen Kornbluh, who served as Obama's ambassador to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development; Mignon Clyburn, senior FCC commissioner; Jessica Rosenworcel, FCC commissioner, and Catherine J.K. Sandoval, a member of the California Public Utilities Commission.
The FCC chair oversees the country's telecommunication media policies. "This wasn't just about having more women in positions of leadership within the federal government," said Steinem. "It was about who owns the media. And right now, that's mostly men. That needs to change."
According to the FCC, women own less than 7 percent of all broadcast licenses. Julie Burton, president of the Women's Media Center, said that it would have been an important step to nominate a woman as FCC chair.
"The head of the FCC should more closely resemble America, which is 51 percent female," said Burton. "We know that if you own the airwaves, you own the messages on those airwaves."
The Women's Media Center works to make women and girls visible and powerful in the media through strategic programs that transform the media landscape, and that include media training, media monitoring and activism, media reports, media programs, and special initiatives. The Women's Media Center also produces original media content on our CBS radio show, "Women's Media Center with Robin Morgan," and publishes Women's Media Center Features that provide progressive women's perspectives on both headline stories and timely events.


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The Most Helpful Arvest Bank Reviews
The most helpful favorable review
Always Good Service
I am a bit shocked to see a few bad reviews as that is opposite of my experience with a local branch on Garland Street in Fayetteville. The tellers there have always been very friendly and helpful.
The most helpful critical review
Online banking is the WORST
New online banking system is extremely difficult to maneuver and NOT user friendly. Hate it. Was forced to go with Arvest a few years ago when Bank of America left town and Arvest purchased our accounts. Loved B of A online banking. Initially Arvest was just okay, but since recent "upgrade" it is impossible to use.
Latest Arvest Bank Reviews
BReviewed By Bsims00 Jan 14, 2017
Best Bank I have ever worked for (14 yrs ago) and still bank at.
I have accounts at three different banks and I have to say I love Arvest the most. They have a helpful and friendly staff. Great hours and low banking fees. Love that you can make a deposit in the ATM until 8 pm and it post that night. This is convenient for my construction company.Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
SReviewed By SmallBizMom Jan 9, 2017
Something not right is going on
Beware, something not right is going on with Arvest Bank. In Nov I get a phone call telling me I can no longer use the deposit slips that came with my checks, the routing number has changed for making a deposit but not the routing number on the checks, strange. They will send in new deposit slips, a month later a nasty letter comes stating I must stop using my deposit slips or pay penalties, FYI I have not made any deposits still waiting for new slips. Also we have a second checking account for a small business when ask why this account was not affected and needed new deposit slips I was told they don't know, WHAT?
Did you know they no longer send saving account statements, never got a single statement for 2016. Said I had to check on line but guess what the account does not show on line and never has, when asked for the total amount in the account it was smaller then the last statement, was told there are new penalties to saving accounts if you don't make monthly deposit, since when. Closed the savings account out last week, and we are looking for a new bank, Arvest is bad news.Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
KReviewed By kcs Dec 29, 2016
Worst Mortgage Company ever
I normally don't write negative reviews but this company is by far the worst that I have ever dealt with. Recently my mortgage was increased by about $200 a month. I have my mortgage set up on automatic bill pay and for some reason the bill pay sent the old amount one month. I caught it and sent the additional funds within a couple days. This lovely company sent both payments back to me in two different paper checks because they were consider partial payments even though the two payments totaled the correct amount. I have been going back and forth with them for months about this error and they offer nothing accept you didn't make a payment! I did make my payment but they didn't like the manner in which it came. I look forward to refinancing with another company to move away from Arvest!Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
PReviewed By plreiter Sep 7, 2016
Best Bank Out There! =)
I opened my first bank account at Arvest when I was a kid, and I have been banking with them ever since. The staff is always friendly and efficient. They're always willing to answer your questions.
Even when I moved across the country for college, I stayed with Arvest, despite there not being a location nearby. My only complaint is that they haven't expanded everywhere across the country.Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
TReviewed By Tiss Jul 17, 2016
HATE the online banking B
Why change something that was working?? This 'new' online banking is the WORST decision this bank could've made. Not intuitive and ridiculously complicated. It used to take a few minutes to pay bills and now I can't even find the darn online bill paying feature. And who needs those stupid graphs? I doubt the average customer would view that as necessary or even wanted. Here is what I want-- return to the old system and leave it alone. Seriously considering changing banks although I've been a long time customer,Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
RReviewed By RichardG Apr 15, 2016
The worst bank on the planet!
This is also meant for the mortgage lending as well as the bank. The absolute worst experience I have ever had is my 64 years of banks and mortgages. The first impression is if you don't like it, go somewhere else. I did!Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
SReviewed By soonermagic63 Mar 4, 2016
New online banking upgrade
Since the upgade to the new online system, it has been nothing but issues. I pay all my bills online through Arvest and it used to take me 15 minutes. Now, once you can navigate a confusing system, it takes upwards of 1.5 hours. Not Intuitive at all. Worse ever and not getting better. Plus if I log into my account why the hell can't I see my account numbers!!! My husband wants to switch but I have been with them for so long... but seriously... your system sucks!Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
SReviewed By Salley Feb 28, 2016
Online banking the WORST!
I was one of the unfortunate victims of the Bank of America buyout by Arvest. I stayed with them because the local president was involved in the community. At the time the online banking was adequate, despite the poor service at branches due to staffing shortages. Staff was very nice, but all too often only two people would be working at busy times, causing delays and long waits. This made online banking essential. Recently a change was made to the online banking model. These changes have rendered the site messy, difficult to navigate and impossible to pay bills easily. I HATE the moving "graph" and euphemisms like "money movement" instead of showing the bills due and recently paid bills as before. Not sure what they were trying to accomplish, but they have lost me and other customers by this unnecessary change.Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
BReviewed By bethdonica Feb 23, 2016
Horrible customer service
Arvest put a freeze on my business account after I made several debit card purchases and called twice to verify that it was me who made those purchases. After being on hold for a total of ONE HOUR and two different people telling me it was unfrozen and took effect immediately, the transaction I'm trying to make is still being declined and this is costing me BUSINESS.
NOT A FAN.Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?
EReviewed By earthshoes Feb 23, 2016
Best local bank
We've been Arvest Bank customers since 1997. Before that our experience with banks yielded nothing but headaches (B of A, if that tells you anything).
1) Service has always ranged from good to excellent (not all tellers are "happy to be of service" and not all of them are good at their jobs. This is to be expected).
2)We've never been charged an overdraft fee we didn't deserve. And their fees are the lowest in the country. They don't reorder charges to maximize fees (B of A used to do this).
3) Banking policies are very clear--no surprises. We've both dealt with and seen friends deal with banks that play games with deposits and charges. These guys don't.
4) Their fraud protection dept is excellent. Some years ago my husband's debit card number was stolen. The second I caught it, I called them and they immediately canceled the card and refunded the charges. A very few years ago, it was stolen again. This time the bank caught it, called us, and canceled the card. I've even had them call me and ask when they noted some unusual charges on our card.
5) My grown sons tried banking elsewhere and came back to Arvest because of our experience.Thank you for your feedback Is this review helpful?


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(New York, November 3, 2010)—Three well-respected Iowa Supreme Court Justices lost retention elections last night following a vicious campaign by antigay groups who targeted them because of the Court's 2009 unanimous marriage equality decision in Lambda Legal's lawsuit.
Lambda Legal issued the following statement from Executive Director, Kevin Cathcart:
"Let's be clear about what happened in Iowa and what didn't happen: Three skilled jurists lost their jobs, but the Court's ruling in the case allowing same-sex couples to marry is still the law of the land, enshrined in the Iowa Constitution. Same-sex couples continue to marry in Iowa. Antigay groups have lost on the big issue—equality—and they are attacking our courts for protecting it.
"This spiteful campaign is a wake-up call to future voters who must resist attempts to politicize the courts. It is the responsibility of us all to protect the system of checks and balances that defines our democracy, and it continues to be our responsibility at Lambda Legal to make our case for equality, not just before judges, but in the court of public opinion.
"We are angry, but we also take the long view: The Iowa Supreme Court delivered justice that will outlast this political fight by upholding the Iowa Constitution's guarantee of equality for all Iowans. Seven jurists were posed a question by people who had been denied basic fairness guaranteed by the state constitution. The judges did their jobs with integrity—as they must.
"But the result in Iowa shines a light on a dangerous agenda to undermine the democratic system of checks and balances that has served us well for over 200 years. If an embattled judiciary were to lose its ability to protect our laws and constitution with impartiality, that would be a tragic loss for our country. We can't let that happen."
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Barnett Theatre
- Fully equipped Proscenium theatre.
- ETC Obsession II light control, dimmer per circuit system, with inventory of 350+ fixtures
- Sound system with 32 channel board, wireless microphones.
- Fully trapped stage with orchestra pit and fly system.
- Audience capacity of 412
- Home to six productions for the Theatre/Dance Department throughout the academic year: three plays, a children's tour, a musical or opera, and a dance concert.
Barnett Theatre was named after Wynett Barnett, who was chair of the Theatre Department when it was located in Old Main. Old Main burned down in February of 1971, and the Center of the Arts was built in the fall of that year. Dr. Barnett was an Omicron Associate for Zeta Phi Eta, a national professional fraternity in Communication Arts and Sciences, from 1932 until 1943. There is also a theatre scholarship in Dr. Barnett's name for the following categories: performance, technical, costume, and dance, and the all around student.


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Well, it looks like the cat is out of the bag. Mikkey Halsted has uprooted and moved out to LA to finish his upcoming album, The Force, which is entirely produced by No I.D. and The Legendary Traxster. Monumental to say the least.
If you know No I.D. and Traxster's history, then you know these two are highly regarded as the Godfather's of Chicago hip-hop. No I.D. repping the Southside, with Trax crafting the sound of the Westside. Over the past few years, the production duo has come together to craft smashes for Big Sean and Twista; and now it's time join forces to produce for one artist–and luckily that artist is Chicago's own Mikkey Halsted.
Here, No I.D., Traxster and Mikkey discuss the project, and give us some insight as to how it all came together. No word on what label this project will be released on, but best believe there will be a big announcement soon.
The stuff you hear playing in the background? Forget about it. Serious. Most anticipated album of 2012?


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Valspar Drops After Profit Earnings Trail EstimatesJack Kaskey
Valspar Inc., a 207-year-old U.S. paint maker, fell the most in 18 months after fiscal first-quarter earnings trailed analysts' estimates and it lowered its 2013 forecast.
Valspar fell 7.5 percent to $61.94 at the close in New York, the biggest drop since Aug. 8, 2011.
Net income in the three months through Jan. 25 fell 1.3 percent to $55 million, or 60 cents a share, from $55.8 million, or 58 cents, a year earlier, Minneapolis-based Valspar said in a statement today. Earnings were 7 cents below the average estimate of 12 analysts compiled by Bloomberg.
Profit and sales in the paint and coatings businesses trailed expectations, Jeffrey J. Zekauskas, a New York-based analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co. who rates the shares neutral, or a hold, said in a note today.
The company lowered its 2013 earnings forecast range to $3.60 to $3.80 a share because "weak demand in certain international markets is expected to continue," Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Gary E. Hendrickson said in the statement.
Valspar on Nov. 20 said it would earn $3.65 to $3.85 a share. The average estimate of 14 analysts compiled by Bloomberg is $3.80.


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Write a summary of the first 6 pages of the story, "Rappaccini's Daughter."
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Here's a brief summary. I hope it helps.
Giovanni Guasconti has traveled from an unspecified town in southern Italy to study at the University of Padua. He has little money, so he rents a room at an old mansion. The narrator notes that Giovanni recollects that one of the ancestors of the family was mentioned in Dante's Inferno. When the old woman named Lisabetta hears his sigh of disappointment at the gloomy surroundings, she suggests that he look out the window at the lovely view. When he does, he notices a garden and asks if it belongs to the house. The old woman tells him that it does not, that it belongs to the famous Dr. Rappaccini.
The old woman leaves the room, and Giovanni continues to gaze at the garden, taking note of the different plants and the fountain, thinking that it might once have been "the pleasure-place of an opulent family."
He hears a rustling sound and notices that an old man, described as "tall, emaciated, sallow, and sickly-looking" is tending the plants. Giovanni notices that the man is wearing thick gloves and that he never touches any plant, especially the purple one that grows beside the fountain; before approaching that plant, he puts on a mask.
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Do Cheap Men Stand A Chance?
start smallAt the beginning of the relationship, don't even make money an issue. If you want to make her dinner at your place because you'd rather not spend an exorbitant amount of your hard-earned cash wining and dining a woman whom you don't even know very well yet, that's fine, just don't tell her about it. Rather, tell her that you want to cook her a romantic dinner for two — I guarantee she'll melt.
Similarly, don't buy her expensive jewellery and clothing; but make her smile with small, thoughtful tokens of your affection, such as concert tickets. This will get her to appreciate the thought behind the gift, rather than its monetary value. Of course, if you have the habit of dating heartless gold diggers, this may not work. But in this case, you have bigger issues to worry about.
she's worth itOnce you've been dating exclusively for a while, however, it's time to show her that she is important to you and that you appreciate her, and if that means spending a little more on a nice dinner or weekend getaway, then that should be okay. This will show her that you recognize value, and that you feel that she is worth the investment in time and money.
If you don't ever "invest in the relationship," she will get the impression that you never will, and find herself someone who she feels is willing to. She needs to know that you value her and appreciate a certain quality of life that she can at the very least feel comfortable with.
Furthermore, she will eventually think that you must be cheap with your emotions as well, and begin to tell herself that you are probably incapable of ever letting go and truly loving her, which is a sure-fire recipe for a breakup.
the little thingsIn the end, most women just want to feel appreciated by their mates, especially if they are often doing things for them. They just want to see that the man they are with is as generous as they are, whether he expresses this by financial means or in other ways, such as by being giving with his time or with unselfish acts of intimacy. Again, if you are unfortunately involved with a gold digger, this may not apply to you.
hanging in the balanceI happen to know of a couple of women who footed the bill on the first date — and even on a regular basis — and completely floored the guy they were with. The fact that the women in question were willing to spend their money on a first date with a guy made the men actually want to be generous with them in return. This type of equality in a relationship is rare but what we should all strive for. Until you find yourself in such a situation, don't scare away a potential Miss Right by being a cheapskate — but don't ever let yourself be taken advantage of either.


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Have just installed a new Internet service with another company to us!
The previous us widely exceeded and we do not get any solution. That is why the new hiring. So I hope that my connection problems end today!
Thanks to all your beautiful words to my blocks!
I'm finishing the 12 week and will show you them these days!
I wish you all a wonderful day!
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Shrink Rappers at Suburban Hospital Tomorrow Evening
Clink and I will be talking (and Roy on video from the beach) at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland tomorrow. If you'd like to come meet us, we'd love to have you:
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Ramsey, in partnership with his wife Sarah, bred and raced Kitten's
Joy, the 2004 Eclipse Award champion turf star, as well as the sire of
Charming Kitten.
"I'm overjoyed," exclaiming Ramsey when asked how it felt to win the Kitten's Joy with a Kitten's Joy.
Charming Kitten, who overcame a bumping incident in the stretch to
win the turf stakes for 3-year-olds by a length, showed himself to be
yet another offspring of Kitten's Joy that is blessed with a special
blend of toughness and talent.
The Todd Pletcher-trained colt appeared to be on his way to a dream
trip when jockey John Velazquez positioned him in third-place behind
dueling pacesetters Redwood Kitten (one of three sons of Kitten's Joy in
the race) and Prado Cat on the backstretch. After moving to the lead on
the far turn, he was joined on the outside by Bambazonki, who leaned in
and bumped him at the top of the stretch. Despite the efforts of jockey
Jose Lezcano, Bambazonki continued to try to lean in on his foe and
Charming Kitten responded to Velazquez's urging and edged away to
"He put up a good fight and made it easy for me," said Velazquez, who rode four winners on Sunday's card.
Charming Kitten, who narrowly lost in the $100,000 Dania's Beach
after a wide trip on Dec. 15, ran 1 1/16 miles on turf in 1:43.43.
Bambazonki finished second, 1 ¾ lengths ahead of Redwood Kitten and
jockey Elvis Trujillo.
"(Bambazonki) kind of leaned in and gave us a little bump at the top
of the stretch and kind of knocked us sideways, but we were able to
regroup," said Pletcher, who saddled three winners Sunday. "I think this
colt is continuing to improve and is putting things together. He's
figuring the game out."
Charming Kitten earned $60,000 for his second victory and first stakes win for the Ramseys.
"It's been a real joy. (Kitten's Joy) has been doing well on the
farm. He had a big book of mares last year, and they're responding well
this year," Ken Ramsey said.
"We're taking care of him and expect to have him around for another 15 years."
Charming Kitten is expected to race next at Gulfstream.
"I guess we'll stay here and look at the next stake ($150,000 Grade 3
Palm Beach on March 3) and try to keep doing more of the same,"
Pletcher said.
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Who lost Iraq?
- By Thomas E. RicksThomas E. Ricks covered the U.S. military from 1991 to 2008 for the Wall Street Journal and then the Washington Post. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Wall Street Journal editorial page blames President Obama more than it does Prime Minister Maliki. This seems to me incorrect. You can't help someone who doesn't want help.
The article argues that the fall of Mosul is "a strategic disaster," but fails to address the first strategic question, which is that removing Sunnis from power in Baghdad almost inevitably increased Iranian power in the region, and so provoked a powerful Sunni reaction.


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Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - April 11, 1890, Trenton, New Jersey VIU. NO. FRIDAY AbThUtNOON, APlttL 11 1890. TWO EXPERlSWIlHlHEKEY. 1 he l elegraphers' 1 ournaiuent Opened at New York. WINKEKS OF SOME OF THE PRIZES Many Bright Ladles Enter the Teil of Speed and The Prizes and Who Gave Them Great Records with the Little Instruments. NEW YORK, April 11 national fast sending tournament which took place yester day afternoon and evening in Hardman hall, Kifth avenue and Nineteenth street, was the most interesting event of the kind in the history of the telegraph Ihe hall was crowded, the audience including not only telegraphers, but a surprisingly large number of people not familiar witb the art, who had been attracted by the novelty of the contest Among those competing for the various prizes were the very cream of the telegraphic fraternity the experts both in speed and excellence of transmission The hall was fitted up with telegraph wires, batteries, and sending and receiving ap- paratus, and the matter transmitted could be heard all over the room Each contestant was given five minutes in which to send at many words as possible from a printed form The Indies and the "Old Timers" Pi izes were for the highest number of words transmitted for the perfection with which the Morse character! were made. Apiize was also given to the operator making the best copy in receiving the matter as sent The afternoon was de- voted to the ladies' class and the "old timers' class, the latter being open only to those who have boon optrators for twenty-five years or over Each contestant had his or her partisans among the auditors, and was warmly applauded on taking the platform. A large delegation of newspapei men was present many of the reporters being old telegraphers themselves and they declared that the public interest m the affair was something remarkable, and in fact exceeded that taken in the recent billiard toui uainent The Official) of the Tournament. Mr Frederick Cathn, a veteran teleg- rapher, was manager of the tournament, and the judges were Walter P Phillips, gen- eral manager of the United Press Thomas Taltavall, editor of The Electric Age, George H Usher, manager of the Telegraph Cable company, E F Howell, tester of the Western Union main office, New York, and George E Holbrook, of the The New York World. C W Price, of The Electrical Review, was starter, and W J Johnston, of The Electucal World, was timer. Those who Contributed the Prizes. The contributors of the in prizes were Andrew Carnegie, Gen Thomas T Eckert, Thomas A Edison, Walter P Phil- lips, A B Chandler, the United Presss, the Associated Press, The Electrical World, The Electrical Review, The Electric Age, the E 3 Greely company, J H Bnnnell Co the Western Electric company, the New Haven Clock company and E H Johnson Fair Winners of Prices. The first contest was in the ladies' class, free to ail, first prize second third SJO Miss KXtie B. Stepheuson, of New York, won the first sending 217 words; MM Belle M Dennis, of New York, second pi 21S words, Mina E. R Viinselow, of New Yoik, third prize, 210 words. Miss Tilhe V Froschel, of New York, won the prize of offered by the United Press for excellence combined with spood Old Timers" who Won. The second contest was that of the "old timers Mr Albert 8 Ayres, of the United Press, New York, won the first pi ize of for highest spood, 229 words, and also the special prize of offered by the United Proas for excellence combined with speed. Mi Fred Catlm, of New York, won the second prize of sending 217 words The other contestants were G M Eitemiller, of Pittsburg, 197 words, J H Dwight, of New York, 138 words. The tree for All Competition. The next competition was in class A, open to all operators First prize second third and a special prize of offered by the United Press for excel- lence combined with speed Some of those entering In this cltxa sent during the after- noon and some during the evening. The result finally announced was Firs prize, B R. Pollock, Jr., of Hartford, 280 words, second prize, W M Gibson, of the United Press, New York, words, third prize, Frank J ITfhm, of the United Press, New York, 238 words. Special United Press prize, W L. Waugh, of the United New York, 229 worrin. He Sent 351 wordl In Five Minutes. The next and last contest was in clam B, open to all except those who have a record of sending 500 words inside of tleven min- utes. The first prize, of wag won by Frank L. Catlin, New York, who sent 251 words In tho allotted time of five The second prize, was won by W. L. Waugh, of the United Press, New York, W words, and the third, by Frank English, New York, 825 words. The special prize offered by the United Press for excellence combined with spood was won by James P. Bradt, of the United Press, New York, 230 The prize of offered by A B. Chandler and Fred Catlin for the clearest transmidiiou, regardless of spood, was award- ed to Albert 8 Ayres, of the United Press, New York, and a similar prize offered by those gentlemen to the receiving operator who made the best pen and ink copy from W L Waugh's transmission was taken by Thomas R. Taltavall The decision In disn A was reached only after Messrs. Pollock, Catlin, Gibson and Roloson had competed a second time. In hia second trial Mr. Pol- lock sent two words more ttun on his trial A woman Canted Klraball's Downfall. MM, April 11 IB thought that a woman was responsible for Teller Kimball's downfall, as when he reached Boston on April 2, after staling the bank's funds, he was joined by a wo- man At Boston all trace of the pair lost. State Detective Hozler it confident that Kimball did not leave New York city hy a iteamahlp National Aid will Be Asked. GBjsKNVnui, April 11 meeting of the citizens of Washington county was held in Cotton Exchange to petition the national goveiument for aid in the board to clone the breaks in the levees "on as j A memorial -will be forwarded to cong, on the subject. Vermont's Demueratlo Platform MOBTfBiTfch, April The Democratic: Itate convention will be held at Burlington May 29 It boon decided to embody in platform high license, ballot reform revenue reform. Theleadmg cindidato lor governor is Hon. H F Bngham, of I By looncnlng and dtoBolv'ngthomnooifl by toothing and healing tho affected pftrti Hires' Goafh Onre riyei prompt relief Perrcctlg harm- 1 -1 2i cents. ntlfnl NEWS FROM ALBANY Many mil, State Boadl A' B INY, April 11 the evening session of the senate the following bills were passed Mr McCarron 8 Brooklyn navy yard market bill, Mr Loggeshall's Utica armory bill, Mr Ives1 amendments to the law allowing corporations to change their names Mr Roeach's Farmers' Loan and Trust company bill, Mr Peck's bill en- abling towns to raise inonay for Decoration day observance, Mr Heuderson's Herkimer armory appropriation bill, and Wr Peck's bill making rent and mainte- nance of armories a stats charge Mr Rich ardson's state roads bill was op- posed by Mr Fassott in committee of the whole on the ground that It would impose enormous burdens upon farmers He said, however, that a change in the law for work- ing roads was advisable He added that the bill was a big scheme to spend money, and even that would not be a to what would be needed Mr Klkhardson Raid that under existing laws decent roads were impossible and that people In. the conn- Cry favored the bill The state maintained canals as water highways and should take equal care of other sections The bill merely submitted the question to the peopla Mr Hunter said the bill could not become a law until the people voted to make it so The bill gave farmers the advantages of good i oads largely at the expense of the Btate The state would take care of the mam roads and the farmers could care for the cross The cities might oppose the bill, but farmers would favor it. Mr Sloan said the present year was un favorable for spending so large a sum of money, and that the farmers would oppose so large an increase in taxation The bill was piogressed Mr Saxton gave notice of a proposed sus- pension of the rules to facilitate the progress of the new ballot bill SHE IS A FLYER. The New Ocean Greyhound Majestic All Maiden Records. NEW YORK, April 11 maiden record! of all transatlantic steamers were broken Tuesday by the new White Star liner Ma jestic, which made the voyage from Queens- town to Sindy Hook lighthouse m 6 days 1C hours and 80 minutes. The maiden record of the City of Paris, the record holder of the Atlantic ocean was broken by 8 hours and 23 minutes, while that of the Teutonic, the sister ship of the Majestic, was lowered by 5 hours and 15 minutea Commodore Par sell commanded the new flyer The trip was one of rough sent and head winds, with occasional Icebergs appearing The Majestic reached Sandy Hook at 8 30 p m Wednesday, but was not sighted owing to a dense fog Among the passengers was Robert Adams, Jr United States minister to Brazil, who left at once for Philadelphia The Majestic is 582 feet in length, breadth 67 feet 6 inches, a depth of W feet 4 inches, and registers tons. She is built of stool and propelled by two independent sets of triple expansion engines. The vessel is built with longitudinal bulkheads running fore and aft Three large taunt poles, en- tirely without yards, take the place of the familiar foremasts on ocean steamers. She is designed to carry 300 first class passen- gers, 150 second class and 700 steerage The interior arrangements and decorations are unusually admirable, and reflect credit alike on the designers and owners. Private Wild nn Steele's Sentence. ST PAUL, Minn 11 Wild, when shown thetelegiam announc- ing Lieut Steele's sentence looked up, con- tracted his brow anrl uttered words more emphatic than polite to the effect that the was altogether too light He said this was the final outcome of the attempt which has been manifested all through to shield Steele as much as possible The court martial, he said, had been conducted with rank injustice and its members should be tried for perjury In that they did not act according to their oath. According to Wild's statement, Stoole doubly perjured himself, and tVild says he will not let the matter rest with this verdict He has it in for Steele and intends to make him suffer Lieut Steele is now at Fort Yates, having returned immediately after the investiga- tion He did not stop at St Paul on liln way but was joined by his wife at Fargo and proceeded directly to his post Lieut Steele was reprimanded And sentenced to confinement for three months in the limit of his post Orations Furnished by Wholesale. NEW HAVEN, Apiil 11 Yale senior class has received from a Tiffin (0 dim a package of circulars to be distributed to the members of that class, in which the firm of- fers to furnish essays, compositions, orations, etc by the wholesale at pricet ranging from to The circular, after giving details of the scheme, concludes as follows: "There are students who waste both time and parential money In gorging a brain with material that is essentially as foreign to that pai ticular intellect as sawdust is to the human system The large number of productions that we have furnished to the beat colleges In the land have given entire satisfaction The letter is signed "Colchot ter, Robei ts Co Twelve Horses Baiued. HEMPSTEAD, L. L, April most disastrous fli e that ever occurred in Hemp stead started in the organ factoiy owned by George Barle here laat night The organ and its contents were totally de- stroyed, together with five large barns, most of them filled with faiuiing imple ments, wagons, harness, etc. Twelvehorasi were also burned The total loss will reacb upw nd of and the Insurance will not reach half that amount. The fire nai of Incendiary origin. To Contest Cleveland'! Election. NHW YORK, April 11 Jersey City mayoralty election, which resulted in success of Orestes Cleveland, the Democratic candidate, 18 to be contested. Mr. Geoigi F Perkins, the Republican candidate, nai d by the heavy Democratic majori- ties rolled up in the First and Second Al dermanlc districts. It is charged by tin uupporteis of Mr. Perkins that those major! ties are fraudulent, and he has consented, at their request, to make a contest. New Tariff Bill. WASHINGTON, April house ways and means committee, by a strict paitj vote, has decided to report favorably thi McElnley tariff bill to the house. McKinley desired to praasnt It at once, bul Messrs. Carlisle and Mills begged tbat minority be given Until Monday next to prepare its report the reqoal granted He Wan One of Rube Oanf> WATNESBORO, April 11 tb triril of Hube Kniith, a supposed member 01 the Kubo Biirions gang of train robbtn, sevtrnl mt u> s t id jntiffad Smith as one 01 thn (Vien w 111 obboti the mall train of thf Mobiln uml Ohio railroad near Buckatan.ni bi idgf Gi >nt interei t is manifested in tb) hln) f t ti'-i ih imir. I nprak of It fiom experience. II p- >irvn tho growth of new hair, and it slowynnd soft The Vigor Is a sure euro for W. Bowen, Wltor qnlter, rthnr, Ohio, AI r HE MERCY OF A MOB. A Desperate Anti-Carhst Dem- onstration m Spain. THE MILITAIU FBE POW EHLESS. Carlist Club Invaded by a Maddened Mob ot Two Rioters Barricade the by the dumber Itnported Killed. MADRID, April anlval of the Carhst leader Maiquis Cerralbo at Valencia was made the occasion of an anti Carlist demonstration Thousands of auti Carlists mot at the station and followed the marquis to his hotel They smashed many windows of the hotel and ti led to set fire to the build- ing, when a detachment of trooitf charged and dispersed the mob Mauy persons were wounded. The Troops were A mob of persons invaded the Carllst club and set fire to the furmtuie When the firemen came the mob tried to obstruct them The mob then smashed and burned a carriage m the court yard Another mob tiled to burn a church, but was prevented by a detachment of troops The troops foiled, however, to dis- perse the constantly gathering The latter have built two barricades in the streets The military authorities have taken possession of the city and the whole garrison is under arms Pnople Ilepurted Killed The rioting The troops have madeseveial charges Many persons have boon injured, and it is reported that a num- ber of people have been killed, though or- ders were given to avoid bloodshed as long as possible Chamberlain on Gladstone's Policy. LONDON, April Chamberlain in a speech at Birmingham last nighksummed up Mr Gladstone's home rule policy as 1 born of deceit, nurtured by evasion and enshrined, m mystery Ex-Queen Natalie's Victory. BELGRADE, April 11 has written to a friend that the advised the Servian regents to allow her to educate her son herself and the regents hare consented to do so Wounded In a Dnel PARIS, April 11 Borrigtione, an ex- member of the chamber of deputies, and M Edwards, director of the Matin, have just fought a duel with swords. Edwards was wounded m the arm THE DYING STATESMAN Mr. Bandall Growing Steadily Weaker. The End Is Near. WASHINGTON, April 11 Samuel J Randall, of Pennsylvania, is ullll alive, but his death is a question of a few days at most He grows weaker contin- ually The end may come at any moment. evening he suffered another relapoe and is weaker than he was in the morning, though his mind is more than normally clear It has been said that Mr Randall was nn- conscious most of the time, but Dr Mallan says that this is not so He recognized all about him and occasionally spoke, but any tendency to conversation on his part was restrained as far as possible Dr Mnl and Dr Lincoln bad a consultation last even- ing and they were the only persons ontalde the family who saw him with the exception of Postmaster General Wanamaker, who makes a daily visit to the sick man Interest in the sufferer and sympathy for him are general Even the boys of the neighborhood went elsewhere to pit y when told that it was that Mr Randall ahould have all the quiet possible His col- leagues in the house, especially those with whom he has been long feel the nhadow of his coming end, and some of them find themselves unable at times to restrain their tears when his name Is mentioned, A feeling reference to his illness was mgde by the captain of the bou-e in his opening prayer The last report from bedside stated that Mr Randall was resting John B. Rhodes Co.'s Statement. PHIT ADELPHIA, April fifty creditors of the insolvent firm of John B. Rhodes Co, proprietors of tho mills, of Delaware county, held a meeting to take some action in regard to protecting their interests Mr. Rhodeg preoented following statement of aseete and liabilities: Liabilities Judgments, and open accounts, 28; total, 56180 Mills, maohineij, and live stock, stock on hand, total, The meeting Kerned to favor airangemente whereby Mr. Rhodef may be enabled to reopen the mills soon at possible. A committee was appointed to ascertain the actual value of the and report at an adjourned meeting to be held next Monday An Borne Deal the Cansc. N Y April Michael Roach, a farmer at Clmtondale committed suicide by shooting hirmielf in the muiith, the bullet entering the brain Despondency over a horse deal by which hs lost ti supposed to be the muse of In pun-Ming medicines don't 1.} ektteflnenti, the first only conridentlon should Inentw Iyer. rtood the ft t of forty tfrdar it li in neater thrn ever-a ttinnphtnt proof of .MlNim II1UI U TNW CNOICNttl' H. BHrt TnOS. w. JOxn W. 9 UHIRP, O, M. ATHMHT J. H, J. wOl.ir, Jr., JOHN A. Buaiiinx BBO., ft HBAT.R, J. J. J. RICHARDS, TMO9. BI.AUKWOOD, BHB, RICHARDS BROR.. P GUIDE N ft MB given In 0f food, without i-" lyr federate drinker oran rlf MI It un n i! tgntythfttthapntimttiTiv Mfl rre he Is nwnrp. tHi ri t 40 book of iinr.. T CJ. A 3STID-J.' A K T, A NOVEL ISSUE The Women of tilgerton, Kan Will Take the Curtains Uunn Nuw FDUEIITON, Kau April 11 noiutm of tliih place recently raised the questiuu at> to whether the bllllafd halls should run with curtains to the windows or not 1 Ue Bouien were not able to go to the billiard hulls to jam m the game, and they nun. bitterlj opposed to their husbauda aiid doing so n hen the women could Dot see n hat was being done behmd the screens pluced bt fore the doors and windows. 1 hej de- clared that if the men did not tako down thpir scieens the women would have tht council pnKs an ordinance forbiddmg the use of such appliances. Keepers of billiard halls refused to reuuivt their screens. The women appeatkxl to thy council to pass the desired ordinance, but the members of the council Worehnndlerk of the stick, and consequently refused The women then nominated Mid after a nanu contest elected the following town officers Mayor, Mrs W H Kelley; police judge Mrs. Thomns Oreer, council, Mrs. R E Ewart, Mrs William Stewart, Mrs. J H Mrs Nat Ross and Mrs. James N Brown, with Miss Nellie Weston as city clerk The curtains will now have to come down Games. At (N 13 New ark, J AtSt (P 10, Cleve- land (P L) 6 At flt Louis St Louis (A. A 4, Chi- cago (N 10 At (N L 17 Athletics (A. A G At (N Wheel ing, 6 At A's, 1, Brooklyn (P 17 At New York (N L.) 8, Roch esters, 6 At Omaha, Neb (N 5, Omaha, 2 At Brooklyn Jersey City (A 11, Brooklyn (A A 4 Ohio Oil Booming FIVDLAT, 0 April 11 -There was much excitement here over another advance in the price of Ohio crude oil, which was made by the Standard n order to drive the independent buyers from the field The war between the great monopoly and the outside companies began about a month ago, and has been rod hot ever since When the Sun Oil company came into this field the Standard was paying ouly fifteen cents per barrni, but was soou forced to advance the buying figures a fen cents at a time, until yesterday thirty c nts waa offered for Ohio oil The Hun Oil company immediately put the price to thnty two and one-half The battle wil h icsiimed in the most elegant form THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUIOE FIQ8 OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be tnost beneficial to trie human system, fpiniing an agreeable and effective laxative to penua- nently cure Habitual Consti- pation, and riie many ills de- pending on a weak or inactive :ondition of the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It is th.most excellent rtinedy known to !LFAMSE THE SYSTEM Eri-ECTUHLLY When one is Bilious or Constipated THAT- PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING 8LIIP, H'ALTH and STRENGTH Every one Is using it are delighted witfi it, ASK YOUR DRUOOI8I FOR MANUMOTUIM-n ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SUH FRAHCI8CO, OH. KY new ronir i. B. IIOBEN8ACK, PHILADELPHIA, PA. The ptaciallrt In Tuutbtal donos. Tonng men m'-r'Vo for taln.bio Book. .eoelptof t V, 00- P, W, nntn S p. If, WHAPS JfOR KASl'KK. I lave you inade your selec tion We have a most pleas ing variety. We are showing a large line of Jackets, both plain and jaunty, at prices ranging from to oo 'Ihen we have those stylish and convenient shoulder capes, cloth, lace, beaded, New shipes and styles not shown last week. We have tjld you about our Peasant Cloalcs, made of Knglish waterproof serge, a most useful garment for wet weather dry weather traveling. One of these will prove a very satisfactory investment 'Ihe children have been well looked after in our prepara- tions 'for the spring trade We are prelly well satisfied that you will find you want for theni in our stock. COT-K St KUNSMAN, MlUUubi igr, Mill.- I DoYLtsrilttN 111 II Vllltu. uoUo ttfcatuat Hir ntn M T1 bhellenhug i U tht iimuuut t f i mm In brought m i) ml ti, r., tbo iountn mil tli kn I iinn is II u-4 lULreastd t> lOOnlmtth ruimi- an flomb ing Sh 11 nh practlt in the i hunt Hit nuitakuliad him t j rt h main ws an orphans. Hit tilino (f f hns IHHI fasttuul hiu ly tin p tl( u notes to win h tin nan i un 1 oth rs wire f 1 ghon 11, ul if, i u, rovvtd m in) In n i entel ed mist Slinl nl than tovirs Ins ti UnrshaviMi pioi tiling A intM-tliif, i t i Apiil f J H Lmi ltt i tis u r i ur f n h t n I 1} i li n III A Is that impurity of the blood which produces unsightly lumps or swellings in the neck, which causes running sores on the arms, legs, or feet, which develops ulcers In the eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness, which la the origin of pimples can- cerous growths, or Ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and death. It is the most ancient of all diseases, very few persons are entirely free from It How Can It Be By taking Hood 9 Samparuia, which, by the remarkable cures It haa accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent peculiar medicine for this disease. If you suffer from scrofula, try Hood s Sarsaparllla. Bverj spring my wife and children have been troubled scrofula, my little boy, three years old, being a terrible sufferer. spring he was one mass of sores from headtoleet. We all took Hood s Sarsaparilla, and all have been cured of the scrofula. My little boy is entirely free from sores, and all four of my children look bright and healthy W B ATHERTON, Passaic City, N J Hood's uarsaparilla Sold bT >ll druggists (1 ilxforfS Prepared only by f) I HOOD 10 Apothecaries Lowell, Hut 100 Doses One Dollar ANGKT.Q CAMKRA'S GENERAL CONFEC'IIONEEY, Jr'.tcLr.Lj.'-l, ITu'O.'S, tc. Superfine Cream Chocolates a specialty An Immense assortment of Pachous, ges, Drops, Cough Candies, Nut Candies, Car MutU'us, Penny Goods, Turkish Candies, French Creams. French Qlaces, etc Prices moderate 205 SOUTH HBOAD STREET, NEXT TO BROAD bTEEET BANK ANGELO CAMERA, Pnop ARK ARRIYIHQ AT WAUJS' FANCY STOKI1i clwirabls of W Si. IWllVl, -lil Qtl" o. 3, Tf-l'U''. 123 auj N. Greene Street. ;
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America and the Intellectual Cold Wars in Europe
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August 2002
Beschreibung"Volker Berghahn offers a superb addition to the small roster of books that incorporate the cultural as well as the traditional political, economic, and military elements of analyzing international relations and that examine the reception of other nations to the outward thrust of U.S. government and society. His book is a magnificent integration of trans-Atlantic history on the levels of the individual, the private institution, the network, and government. A wide variety of readers will be interested in this book because it combines political history and cultural history with the emerging field of the history of philanthropy."--Frank Costigliola, University of Connecticut
InhaltsverzeichnisAbbreviations ix Introduction xi CHAPTER 1: From Nashua and Berlin to Pearl Harbor 3 Nashua (New Hampshire) and Dartmouth College 3 Student in Weimar Germany 6 Reporting on Europe and Hitler 12 Rescue from the Holocaust 23 CHAPTER 2: Defeating and Rebuilding Germany 26 War Service in Europe 26 Occupied Germany 29 Working for U.S. Military Government 33 Back with the New York Times 44 CHAPTER 3: Public Opinion and High Politics in Semisovereign West Germany 52 Joining U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy 52 Stone's German-American Network 55 McCloy's ''Harry Hopkins'' 59 Supporting a Democratic Press 68 CHAPTER 4: Mass Society and the Threat of Totalitarianism 77 Elites and Masses 78 Visions of America 85 Totalitarian Dictatorships 92 The Debate on Culture in America 96 CHAPTER 5: Western Intellectuals and the Cold Culture Wars of the Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF) 108 Mass Culture and the Congress for Cultural Freedom 108 Communists and Ex-Communists 113 Rallying the Anti-Soviet Left 126 The Growth of the CCF Empire 132 CHAPTER 6: Internationalizing the Ford Foundation 143 The Biggest Philanthropic Organization in the World 143 The Conditions of Peace Project 145 The Struggle for a European Program 153 Exporting American Culture 168 CHAPTER 7: Philanthropy and Diplomacy 178 Ford's International Program 178 Looking East 187 Midwife to European Philanthropy 194 Cultural and Political Investments 201 CHAPTER 8: The CIA, the Ford Foundation, and the Demise of the CCF Empire 214 The U.S. Government and the Funding of Culture 215 The Ford Foundation's Washington Connections 220 Rescuing the CCF 230 Scandal and Collapse 241 CHAPTER 9: Coping with the New Culture Wars of the 1960s and Beyond 250 The Establishment of the IACF 250 Financial Straits 255 The Cultural Roots of Failure 265 The Berlin Aspen Institute 276 CHAPTER 10: Transatlantic Cultural Relations in the ''American Century'' 284 APPENDIX I: List of West German Newspapers Subsidized by HICOG 297 APPENDIX II: American Foundations Ranked by Assets, 1960 299 APPENDIX III: International Association for Cultural Freedom, Table of Organization 300 Notes 301 Bibliography 355 Index 363
PortraitVolker R. Berghahn is the Seth Low Professor of History at Columbia University. His recent publications include "Imperial Germany 1871-1914: Economy, Society and Politics, Germany" and the "Approach of War in 1914, Modern Germany: Society, Economy, and Politics in the Twentieth Century", and "The Americanization of West German Industry, 1945-1973".
PressestimmenA significant addition to the burgeoning literature on Americanization.
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: PRINCETON UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: August 2002
Seitenanzahl: 400 Seiten
Format: kartoniert