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- 2003 Honda VT750C Shadow
Honda's Shadow American Classic Edition, the budget-minded cruiser that thinks it's a one-off, hand-built show bike. All VT750s boast fit and finish equal to our top-of-the-line cruisers. Everywhere you look - the fork covers, shift lever, rear brake lever, footpeg brackets, chain guard, cylinder-head covers, left and right engine covers and the sidestand - the A.C.E. glitters with a quality finish that other mid-sized cruisers can only dream about.
Of course, the A.C.E.'s performance is none too shabby either, thanks to its 745cc 52-degree V-twin fed by two 36mm constant velocity carburetors. Three-valve heads and twin spark plugs take care of the combustion process efficiently while the self-adjusting hydraulic valves, automatic cam chain tensioner and solid state electronic ignition system keep maintenance to a minimum.
Exclusive to the VT750CA is its monochrome Black paint.
Exclusive to the VT750CB is its Red paint with silver pinstripe.
Exclusive to the VT750CC is its Red/Black and Silver/Black paint schemes.
Exclusive to the VT750CD is its unique Candy Orange/Orange Motif paint scheme.
Exclusive VT750CA features
· Black monochrome paint scheme.
Exclusive VT750CB features
· Red paint scheme with silver pinstripe.
Exclusive VT750CC features
· Red/Black and Silver/Black paint schemes.
Exclusive VT750CD features
· New Candy Orange/Orange Motif paint scheme.
· 745cc liquid-cooled V-twin engine produces impressive power over a broad rpm-range.
· Long-stroke design combines with high-mass ACG and crankshaft to give strong V-twin feel and low-rpm torque peak.
· Dual 36mm Constant Velocity (CV) carburetors offer crisp throttle response.
· Three-valve cylinder head design utilizes two spark plugs per cylinder for excellent combustion efficiency and high power output.
· Finned cylinders enhance appearance.
· Aluminum radiator maintains consistent engine temperature for optimum performance and long engine life.
· Wide-ratio five-speed transmission.
· Reliable electric starting system.
· Solid-state ignition with electronic advance offers dependability and is maintenance-free.
· Air-injection system reduces emissions by injecting air into the exhaust ports to ensure complete combustion.
· Sleek two-into-one exhaust system encloses two fully independent pipe and silencer sets in a single, long, large-diameter case.
· Innovative frame design features large, rectangular-section steel tube backbone reaching back from massive cast steering head to rear of the engine case for simplicity and strength.
· Frame features forged pivot-plate castings, rigid engine mounting and large, rectangular-section swingarm.
· Sturdy and responsive 41mm front fork features large-diameter chromed steel shrouds and large billet-aluminum triple-clamp for a distinctive retro look. Delivers confident, neutral handling control and plush, 130mm wheel travel.
· Large, 4mm-thick fork brace mounted under fender enhances rigidity.
· Dual-shock rear suspension features five-position preload adjustability and eye-catching chrome covers, while offering 90mm of wheel travel for a smooth, well-controlled ride.
· Large-section tires mounted on traditional spoked wheels with wide chromed rims. Front-end features a fat, 120/90-17 tire that provides a wide footprint and matches the substantial style of the machine.
· Single 296mm front disc brake with twin-piston caliper grips drilled rotor between sintered metal pads. Rear brake features a 180mm drum.
· Durable O-ring-sealed drive chain
Additional Features
· Chrome highlights include: front fork covers, sidestand, brake and clutch lever brackets, rear brake pedal, shift lever, footpeg brackets, chain guard, swingarm pivot cap, left and right engine sidecovers, cylinder head cover.
· Black treatment of engine center cases and cylinders with polished treatment on cylinder fins.
· Broad, low-slung solo seat with quickly detachable passenger seat.
· Large-diameter handlebar is positioned low and wide for a comfortable feel, and is mounted on rubber-cushioned risers to reduce vibration.
· Long, stretched-design 14.0 litre fuel tank.
· Brilliant, 170mm 60/55-watt halogen headlight.
· Electronic speedometer with elegant white-face design includes indicator lights and tripmeter/odometer display.
· Large custom-styled taillight like that used on the Valkyrie, and attractive bullet-shaped turn indicators.
· Chrome air cleaner cover.
· Solid aluminum footpegs with wide rubber trim bands project a custom-made look.
· Steering-head lock for added security when parked.
745cc liquid-cooled, 52-degree, V-twin, single pin crank
Bore and Stroke
79mm x 76mm
Compression Ratio
Valve Train
SOHC, three valves per cylinder
Two 36mm diaphragm-type CV
Wide-ratio five-speed
Final Drive
O-ring-sealed chain
Front Suspension
41mm fork; 130mm travel
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Dual shocks with five-position spring preload adjustability; 90mm travel
Front Brakes
Single 296mm disc with twin-piston caliper
Rear Brake
Front Tire
Rear Tire
1615mm (63.6 in.)
Seat Height
700mm (27.6 in.)
Dry Weight
229 kg (505 lbs.)
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15 Smart and Stylish Baby Rooms
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Classic Colors
A classic color palette, mixed with an array of pattern and texture make for a nursery that is not only adorable, but it's also a smart design that will easily grow with baby.
Meaningful Design
Laila Ali, the daughter of boxing legend Muhammad Ali, hoped to create a baby room that would inspire and encourage her little one. Symbols of compassion, courage and spirituality fill the space, while hints of family pride take center stage. The photo above the crib is an image of Muhammad Ali holding baby Laila.
Fun and Flexible
To transform a spare bedroom into a baby room/guest room combo, designer Brian Patrick Flynn combined bright, fun colors with classic furnishings and plenty of style. The result is a sophisticated design that can be enjoyed by babies and adults alike.
Room to Grow
For this sweet pink and red nursery, designer Sarah Richardson chose to create a space that would grow with the child, opting for a beautiful striped chair and stylish curtains that can be repurposed elsewhere in the home if necessary.
Right on Trend
A trendy color palette sets the tone for this cool and feminine baby girl's room. The hand-painted chevron pattern is the focal point of the space, and unique additions, like the plush elephant rocker, give the room a one-of-a-kind feel.
Cake and Compromise
Cake Boss, Buddy Valastro, and his wife Lisa wanted their baby's gender to be a surprise, so designer Sherri Blum created a space that was both gender neutral and combined Buddy's idea for a safari-themed room with Lisa's desire for a traditional space that would be consistent with the rest of the home.
What was once a home office became a global-inspired nursery with black chalkboard walls, bright pops of color and plush busts of African animals above the crib. Not featured in this photo, a collection of globes and a mural of the world add to the globetrotting theme.
Royal Treatment
This royal baby room was designed for Dr. Phil's first grandaughter, Avery Elizabeth. Gold-leaf accents, an elegant silk canopy and a stunning chandelier ensure this nursery is fit for a princess.
Endless Options
A gender-neutral design gives first-time parents Jessica and Scott the option of letting this room grow with son Bryan or reusing it for another baby in the future. Rather than settling on one theme, several ideas, including travel, animals and literature, were combined to give baby Bryan a little taste of everything.
Peaceful Beginnings
Former Spice Girl Mel B. wanted a nursery that would be calm and serene. Delicate colors, flowing fabric, and a touch of glamour make the space the perfect place for mom and baby to bond and relax in peace.
Bohemian Flair
Animal busts, colorful paintings and mixed floral decor lend a Bohemian touch to this nursery built for two. Twin sisters Reverie and Boheme share the vibrant space where color is key and inspiration abounds.
Up, Up and Away
Designer Vern Yip skipped the traditional mobile and instead opted for a collection of hot-air balloons to add interest and whimsy to the space.
Girly Touch
A great rug can often tie an entire room together, as is the case in this little girl's room. Decked out in pink and green, the nursery is sweet and feminine without being overdone.
Delicate Decor
Soft colors, lush carpeting and comfy furniture make this room a cozy place for baby to grow. The dove gray walls and ethereal curtains lend a light, airy feel to the tasteful space.
Pretty in Purple
An angled ceiling of deep purple fabric adds drama and elegance to this dreamy nursery. The gorgeous light fixture and opulent upholstery take center stage in this lavish space.


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I think you have answered your own question ...... cook for her!!Originally Posted by sewnsewer2
How about making her some homemade frozen entrees? Then she can pop it into the microwave/oven as she wishes. Or give her a "gift certificate" that you will deliver her a dinner once a month? Or that she comes to dine at your place once a month? (or set a different number?)


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Yankees rookie Shane Greene shuts down Tigers, 1-0
NEW YORK — A hug was not enough.
CC Sabathia wanted more, even after grabbing Shane Greene as the rookie walked by in the Yankee clubhouse and enveloping him in a bearhug. So just as Greene pulled away, a shy smile on his face, the veteran called him back for a brisk handshake.
"Yeah, he was just saying good job today," Greene said.
The rookie was that good Thursday afternoon. And the Yankees' 1-0 victory over the AL Central-leading Detroit Tigers was that big of a statement in a statement-making series.
Greene became the latest Yankee fill-in starter to beat a much-hyped Tigers counterpart, throwing eight-plus shutout innings to outduel Chester native Rick Porcello. The Yankees claimed three wins in the four-game series despite facing a trio of Cy Young winners and Porcello — the Seton Hall Prep alum who entered tied for the big-league lead with 13 wins.
They countered with the unassuming foursome of Brandon McCarthy, Chris Capuano, 39-year-old Hiroki Kuroda and Greene.
Yet the Yankees (60-54) stand a season-high-tying six games over .500 after claiming their fifth win in six tries.
And suddenly they look like playoff contenders.
"That's probably the best four starts we've had in a row all year long," manager Joe Girardi said. "And they knew who we were facing. And they weren't the guys who were being talked about. But they went out and did the job."
So the Tigers had their Big Four. So four-fifths of the Yankees' rotation is on the disabled list. They had McCarthy, a pitcher carrying an ERA over 5.00 when he was acquired last month; an aging Kuroda; Capuano, a journeyman picked up off the scrap heap; and a rookie who was in the minors about a month ago.
The Tigers — the American League leaders in batting average and OPS — scored just six runs in 39 innings.
Thursday's matinee felt a bit like October baseball — despite a picture-perfect, 81-degree summer day at Yankee Stadium.
Maybe it's the urgency the Yankees feel as September approaches. Maybe it was playoff-caliber games against a division leader. And maybe it has something to do with Greene (3-1, 2.89 ERA) and a 99-pitch masterpiece that felt right at home in October.
He surrendered only five singles while outdueling Porcello (13-6; one run, nine hits in seven innings). The 25-year-old right-hander struck out five in the longest outing of his brief career. He left to a standing ovation in the ninth, serenaded by a sellout crowd of 47,013 after allowing a leadoff single to Ian Kinsler.
Not bad for a pitcher who was toiling in Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre in June. Not bad for a rookie making just his sixth major-league start.
"They gave me an opportunity, and I'm just trying to make the most of it," said the soft-spoken Greene.
He needed only one run of support.
And he got it in the fourth inning on Stephen Drew's two-out, blooping, ground-rule double. It landed just inside the left-field foul line before bouncing into the stands, scoring Carlos Beltran.
It was another example of the Yankees' newly acquired reinforcements — including McCarthy, Capuano and Martin Prado — contributing.
"It's changed the complexion of our team," Girardi said. "When a guy gets a day off, you're putting in an experienced player. We got better defensively. We have pitchers that have pitched late into seasons, who understand what you have to do to be successful."
But the biggest at-bat of the game came in the ninth.
Closer David Robertson walked the first hitter he faced, Victor Martinez. Reigning two-time American League MVP Miguel Cabrera then stepped to the plate, pinch-hitting with the tying run on second and the winning run on first.
"That's not a great feeling, with that guy up there," Girardi said. "He's an RBI machine."
But Robertson coaxed a double-play grounder. The closer then retired Don Kelly to secure his 31st save in 33 opportunities.
"We faced a really good team with a really good rotation, and I think it gives us a lot of confidence now that we can beat anybody," catcher Francisco Cervelli said.
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my almond orchard looked like this two days ago:
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They provided the seed, I planted last September in the almond orchard. Bloom started end of November and the bees were working it hard the whole winter.
I planted about 12 Acres.
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Anyone got any good video of ways to split hives? Walk off method is probably the best for me.
Anyone got any good video of ways to split hives? Walk off method is probably the best for me.
Check out You Tube.
Good Luck
This one would have to be on the top of your list
Every time I see a video of this beekeeper I am impressed by how effortlessly she seems to get her work done.
With open toed shoes too. I wouldn't.
I watched the video. Those German hive look nice! Are they Styrofoam?
(6th year, 15 hives, Zone 5b, 5500')
This lady has definitely done this a few hundred times! She's a machine!
Acebird's method will work, but, I would take one frame, from box one and put it in box two. Leave the next frame in box one. Take the next frame from box one and put it in box 2. Leave the next frame in box one. Repeat until there are no frames left to divide.. You can then close the hives and walk away.
The reason I like taking alternating frames, over just taking a full box is.... You may wind up with no viable eggs in one of the hive bodies, and the queen and all the viable eggs are in the other box. No chance for them to make a new queen.
If you can, move box 2 a considerable distance ( 2 to 3 miles) it is better, if you can't, field bees will return to box one, but, that is not normally a big problem. If I am doing several, I like to mark them, within two days you will be able to tell which one has the queen. Watch the other one closely for a week to insure they are making queen cells, and capping them. Continue to watch to insure a new queen emerges and starts laying. If this doesn't happen for whatever reason, you will need to place a new queen with that hive.
Walkaways will work as long as there is unsealed brood in the hive that doesn't have the queen, and they make queen cells, and the new queen emerges and gets mated. You do lose considerable time with this method, over splitting, (find the queen) and place a new queen with the hive that does not have the queen. Downside here is, queens cost money.
Hope this is helpful.
the best method of splitting is the one that lets you accomplish your objective for making the split in the first place.
journaling the growth of a treatment free apiary started in 2010. 20+/- hives
squarepeg... Very true...lots of objectives for making splits.
Making a split is NOT dealing cards! If the donor colony can't afford to lose a consolidated outer portion of it's core cluster, you shouldn't be taking anything from it! The same is slightly less true when making nucs from combinations of non thriving colonies. THe purpose is not to totally disorganize the bees and intentionally stress them as much as possible.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
When splitting a double deep hive the very first thing I do is set the top box off onto the bottom that you will be using for your split, divide and conquer so to speak. The queen can normally be found where there are eggs and open brood. I take a quick inventory of brood and divide it somewhat evenly and in the process almost always find the queen.
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Acebird... Yes that will work, however there is no certainty that the smoke will drive her to the bottom. If it does, and most of the brood is in the bottom box, and you have driven her down with smoke, she will be in the bottom box with most of your brood. If boxes above does not have viable eggs, that colony is doomed.
I prefer to find her, and with experience, it is not all that difficult. But, in a walkaway, as mleck said he was very likely going to do, you need unsealed brood in both boxes because you don't know for sure where she is, and you need viable eggs in the box that does not have the queen. The only way to walk away and be sure, is to have viable eggs in each box.
Reference Vanve G.... Splitting bees is not like dealing cards, agreed, but, the best way to assure survivability, and quick groth, of a walkaway split, as mleck is considering, of both colonies is to have brood in all stages, as well as honey and pollen in each of the boxes.
Speaking of liking the EPE hives, this guy's local to me and in my bee club. He's now a franchisee or partner or something (not sure of the exact business arrangement) with Swienty in Sweden as of a couple weeks ago. He's selling their high density foam hives, they're pretty nice. He was displaying them at the ABF conference in Hershey. The website is still just getting set up and is still a bit "European" in some of the phrasing, I believe he'll have this stuff in-stock in mid-Feb. No idea on shipping but I can't imagine it would be as much as straight from Europe to you.
I played the odds ... I took a colony in the spring and split by the box in thirds. This will most likely give you a dud and it did so I dumped the dud and split by the box in half the colony that continued to expand veraciously. Only looking for two colonies I got three so my goals were met.
Brian Cardinal
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Why offer a flexible working environment?
Culture is our only long-term differentiator and each brand has its own unique aspects to its culture that aligns to the market it serves.
We have more than 200 staff with a wide breadth of skills and backgrounds. With teams covering creative, editorial, video production, programming, design, printing, shopfitters, graphics installers and warehouse, we really are a diverse bunch. There is no one size fits all, so flexibility is key.
You have quite a lot of senior people working in the business. Are they and their staff working flexibly?
We run 24/7 across the wider business with differing levels of flexibility depending on the role someone plays on the team. Typically production workers are on shift and work fairly regular shifts, although those patterns range from three 12-hour days to traditional five eight-hour days depending on market demand. Team members in more cognitive roles tend to enjoy greater flexibility, again depending on role and timelines. An editor curating a bi-monthly magazine is obviously going to enjoy far greater flexibility than a printer running an on-demand print device.
What is your personal and business philosophy on flexible working?
Personally, I like the concept of flexibility and personal responsibility. It's crucial that we attain the appropriate outcome and it's also important that there is focus and structured discipline while being flexible. It works for some people and not for others.
Do you see flexible working commonly in the publishing industry?
I see it working in all industries. Not so much in the non-cognitive production-type roles but I think for all knowledge workers, it's crucial.
Do you also have a number of contract staff?
Yes, we work with a tonne of contractors across the business. it would be hard to put a number on it but certainly in the hundreds. On a lot of projects, we almost run a Hollywood-type model, where we bring in the talent required to meet a specific brief that we could simply not have on the team permanently, either because they are too expensive or we don't have sustainable demand for their specific talent.
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I think without flexibility we suffer from Parkinson's Law - "work expands to fill time".
With flexibility the team gets on and does what they need to in a time and manner that suits them.
I'm huge on workflow engineering and continuous improvement. I'm a very systematic thinker but I think everything is about attitudes and behaviour and at the heart of the organisation, it's crucial to have appropriate performance dialogue. Dialogue is absolutely the most important factor in performance. It's now and it's ongoing all the time.
What is your staff retention like?
It varies across the group given the diverse nature of the business but overall I'd say it's appropriate. We are 23 years old. I joined 18 years ago and was the 23rd employee. Of the other 22, eight are still here with five working through to retirement. Three others set up their own businesses, which are either suppliers or contractors to us. Other areas see significant churn. I'd say our core, though, is very stable.
What do you think staff need to thrive in a workplace?
Basically an understanding of alignment of their action or role to the business purpose. Again strong communication - dialogue is at the heart of it. So all the good things like vision and values but living in conversation and not on some dorky plaque in reception.
We really promote curiosity because I think learning is our only sustainable advantage. I love the quote: "Life is change, growth is optional, choose wisely," by W. Somerset Maugham.
We've seen a lot of very rapid change in our business through technology, with massive shifts in the market so we really are up against an adaptive challenge. It's crucial we work as teams and get involved in making the best decisions we can collectively. So I promote managing by decision rather than by result. If we look only at results there is often just too much change to see it in appropriate perspective.


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UW-Platteville Short-Term Faculty-Led - The History of Science and Technology in Europe
Berlin, Germany; Krakow, Poland; Paris, France (Outgoing Program)
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|04/15/2018 **
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|Area of Study:
|Anatomy, Chemistry, Commerce, History, Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Management, Medical Science, Medicine, Science, Social Science, Transportation Engineering
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|Study Abroad
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HIST 3890: The History of Science and Technology in Europe
Summer 2017
Due to the large number of applicants, the program leaders are planning to run the program twice this summer
Program 2 Dates: June 24 - July 9, 2017
Priority Application Deadline: December 9, 2016
Applications accepted on a space-available basis until February 6, 2017
Course Description:
This course will examine the modern scientific and technological history of Europe over the past five centuries, with considerable attention to the ways in which those developments have been intertwined with Europe's wider political, economic, social, and cultural history. Our course activities will include examining objects and documents on the history of medicine in France, viewing the lab where Marie Curie did her research, visiting the former home of Albert Einstein, seeing the first globe ever to include America following Columbus's expedition, exploring a museum dedicated to the history of science and technology, and touring the Auschwitz concentration camp outside Krakow, Poland.
Students will gain exposure to and an enhanced comprehension of contemporary European societies during this international experience. We will be visiting places such as Krakow, Poland, Berlin, Germany, and Paris and Lyon, France; in addition to guided tours of academic sites in each of these locations, students will have time to explore all of these cities on their own. A service-learning project will provide students with the opportunity to engage in an extended, small-group interaction with Europeans who will partner with us on the project. Thus students in this course will develop not only an understanding of European history through learning experiences at numerous museums, observatories, institutes, and other historical sites, but also a more sophisticated appreciation for 21st-century realities of society and culture in Europe.
Highlights may include:
- Get hands-on experience with the technology of weaving in Lyon, France's historic silk district
- See where Copernicus lived and worked
- Walk through the sites of Marie Curie's important discoveries
- Tour Auschwitz concentration camp outside Krakow, Poland
- Free time in Paris, Berlin, and Krakow
Course Structure:
ORIENTATION: Program participants will be required to attend 3 pre-departure meetings as well as write a short research paper in the weeks before the trip. Meetings will provide important logistical and academic information, including an overview of modern European history designed to provide students with adequate historical context to be able to understand and interpret the sites to be visited on the program. Students will also be required to attend the mandatory Health & Safety meeting facilitated by the Education Abroad Office in April.
PROGRAM: Students will attend lectures, participate in discussions on course readings and sites visited, complete short, informal writing assignments on the course content, and participate in a service learning project.
POST PROGRAM: Upon returning, students will complete a take-home exam, submit a report about their service-learning project, and give a presentation about their experiences on the program. Additionally, students will be expected to attend and participate in a re-entry session organized by the Education Abroad Office.
Level: 3000-level course work
Term: Pre-Summer Session 2017
Prerequisites: Freshman and above
Application Materials required: This program requires a brief interview with one of the instructors, one letter of recommendation, and a statement of purpose
This program has a priority deadline of December 9, 2016. Applications received by the priority deadline will be reviewed as a group within two weeks of the deadline. This program has limited spots and the program will close when all available spots are filled. Students are strongly encouraged to apply by the priority deadline. If the program is not filled by the priority deadline, applications will continue to be accepted on a space-available basis until the program is full or by February 1, 2017, whichever comes first. Any application received after the priority deadline will be reviewed upon completion.
Course load: One 3-credit course
Grading: A-F only, cannot be audited; must be enrolled in course for credit
This course satisfies the criteria for General Education Requirements in International Education and Historical Perspective.
Program Leaders:
Dr. Adam Stanley is an Associate Professor of History. Elizabeth Holden is a Lecturer in the Engineering Physics department. The instructors have co-led this program in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016.
Housing and Meals:
Students will stay in hotels and hostels and share double or quadruple occupancy rooms with other program participants. Room type may vary from location to location depending on available options.
All breakfasts are included; all lunches and dinners are out-of-pocket expenses.
Program Fees:
A $50 non-refundable Education Abroad application fee is due before your application can be reviewed.
The estimated program cost is $3,650*. This includes program administration fees, 3 credits, textbooks, transportation (international airfare and in Europe), accommodation, entrance to course related excursions and site visits, and emergency medical and accident insurance.
*Program cost based on 16 students
Cost DOES NOT include passport, transportation to gateway airport (Chicago O'Hare), meals, and personal spending. Out-of-pocket estimated costs: $600-800.
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An initial deposit of $250 is due at the time the student commits to the program after being accepted.
- First payment of $1150 is due on February 8, 2017
- Second payment of $1125 is due on March 8, 2017
- Third payment of $1125 is due on April 8, 2017
Cancellation Policy:
Students who withdraw prior to the first deposit will receive a full refund (minus the non-refundable $50 application fee). Students who withdraw on or after the date of the first deposit will be financially responsible for a $165 Education Abroad administrative fee and all non-recoverable expenses. Non-recoverable expenses include anything UW-Platteville has paid for on behalf of the participant and is unable to recover from an organization or vendor. Students who withdraw on or after the program start date will be financially responsible for the entire program fee.
Passports should be valid for at least six months after program end date. To learn more about applying for a passport, please visit the U.S. Department of State website.
Visa Requirements:
Visas are not required for U.S. citizens to enter France, Germany, or Poland. Non-U.S. citizens are responsible for determining visa requirements for your country of citizenship.
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Date of Stay: July, 2010
This park would have been nice with all the amenities except that there was a fire and we were evacuated (not the parks fault). The problem we had was that two key office personnel were so scared and not helpful. When we were sent to a gas station to wait out the fire we saw one pair of these camp workers. When we left the campground after them there was several campers still there. I won't stay where the so call captains leave in a time of need. I will try other parks. What a shame it has so many nice things.
Date of Stay: May, 2010
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Dr. Pradip Shukla
Associate Professor
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- California State University, Long Beach, Bachelor of Arts
California State University, Long Beach, Bachelor of Science
University of California, Los Angeles, Master of Education
California State University, Long Beach, Master of Business Admin.
University of Southern California, Master of Science
University of California, Los Angeles, Ph.D.
- Biography
- Associate Professor of Management. Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles. Shukla's teaching focuses upon growing entrepreneurial ventures, business consulting, and operations management. He has received professional C.P.I.M. Certification (Certified in Production and Operations Management) from APICS (the Association for Operations Management). His research interests focus upon the application of conjoint/tradeoff analysis to understanding and improving managerial decision-making. In addition to having served as a director and consultant to corporations, Dr. Shukla is a reviewer of professional journals.
- Recent Creative, Scholarly Work and Publications
"Using a Tools Reflections Paper Assignment to Teach the Relevance of Applications of Operations Management," Proceedings of the 2016 International Organization of Social Sciences and Behavioral Research, August, 2016 New Orleans, LA. Co-authored with Monica Shukla, Associate Dean Brandman University
"Small Business Policy Index Traction And Movement Update 2000 to 2016," International Business and Economics Research Journal, September/October 2016 Volume 15, Number 5 pp.259-264. Co-authored with Monica Shukla, Associate Dean Brandman University
"An Analysis of Key State Policy Measure Changes That Result in Significant Increases and Decreases in State Business Policy Index Rankings," Proceedings of the 2015 Western Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference, April, 2015 Maui, Hawaii
"An Analysis of Gender and Major Differences Upon Undergraduate Student Attitudes About Community Service Learning," Contemporary Issues in Education Research, Volume 7, Number 1, pp.39-44. Co-authored with Monica Shukla, Assistant Professor, Brandman University
"Small Business Survival Index Traction and Movement in Rankings of States (2000-2013)," Journal of Business and Economics Research, Volume 12, Number 2, pp. 153-158. Co-authored with Monica Shukla, Assistant Professor, Brandman University
"Small Business Survival Index Stability and Movement in Rankings of States 2004-2010: Rigidity in Changes in State Rankings," Proceedings of Association for Global Research Annual Conference 2011, November, 2011 Newport Beach, Ca
"Jane's Healthy Gourmet: A Case on Sustaining Entrepreneurial Growth," Case and Teaching Notes, Journal of Business Case Studies March/April 2010, V. 6, N. 2, pp. 1-8
Published Paper in Referred Journal: How Entrepreneurial Firms Prosper while Larger Firms Crumble, International Journal of Business and Management, Vol. 4, No.3 March, 2009.
"Entrepreneurial Firms Prosper While Larger Firms Crumble," Chapman University Economic and Business Review, December, 2008 Volume 27, Number 1.
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Balasore is one of the coastal district of Orissa, lies on the northern most part of the state having 21 degree 03' to 21 degree 59' North Latitude & 86 degree 20' to 87 degree 29' East Longitude. It is bounded by Bay of Bengal in the East, Mayurbhanj district in the West, Midnapore (W.B.) district in the North and Bhadrak district in the South. It has a massive coast line of 81 kms. The district head quarter, Balasore is 204 kms from the State Capital, Bhubaneswar.
Climate of the district is generally not with high humidity. May is usually the hottest month. Occurrence of large number of fire accidents is a regular feature of the district during the summer months i.e. April to May. December is the coolest month of the year. The highest maximum temperature recorded at Balasore was 44° C on 8.6.98. Monsoon generally commences from 14th June every year. Average rainfall of the undivided district is 1568.4 mm. The rainfall during June to December constitutes at least 75% of the annual rainfall of the district. There are average 62 rainy days in a year in the district.
The district of Balasore has given ways to the following rivers.Subarnarekha
The detail information about these rivers are given below:
|Gauge point
|Warning Level
|9.45 metre/12.00ft
|Danger Level
|1.56 metre/15.00ft
|Highest Level
|20.80ft(16.10.85) and 12.20 Meters(7.8.98)
The river Subarnarekha originates from Chhotnagpur hill of Bihar State and enters Balasore district near Olmara of Jaleswar block. Expect some small strips of embankments the river is mostly without embankments. The river falls in Bay of Bengal near Kirtania of Bhograi block. During flood, large areas of Jaleswar, Bhograi and Baliapal blocks and a small pocket of Basta block are affected.
|Gauge point
|Govindapur (N.H.5 Bridge)
|Warning level
|7.21 Metres/11ft
|Danger level
|8.13 Metres/14ft
|Highest level
(Ever recorded.)
|9.50 Metres/18.50ft (12.10.73)
The river originates from Similipal hills of Mayurbhanj district and enters Balasore district near Kalyanpur of Remuna block. There is no flood protection embankment in either side of the river. It falls in to Bay of Bengal near Balaramgadi. During flood, it affects large part of Remuna and Balasore Sadar block. The river is fed by other rivulet like Sono and Gangahara. Some part of Nilgiri block and large areas of Remuna block are being affected due to flood in river Sono and Gangahar.
It is a small river. Rainwater from Mayurbhanj district is mainly being discharged through this river. The river has no flood gauge. It submerges large areas of Basta block including the Orissa Trunk Road connects Basta with Balasore.
It is also a small river having no permanent flood gauge. Irrigation Department however, use to take flood reading from National High Way bridge. It affects some portion of Simulia, Khaira, Soro and Bahanaga blocks. The danger level at Radhabalavpur is 25.3.ft.
|Balasore District at a glance :
|3.705 Sq Km
|19.08 Metres
|Cultivable Area
|2,69,630 Hects
|Irrigated Area
|78,164 Hects
|Coast Line
|81 Kms
|Population (2001census)
|20.23 Lakhs
|Children (0-6 Years)
|2.85 Lakhs
|18.03 Lakhs
|2.20 Lakhs
|Scheduled Caste (SC)
|Scheduled Tribe (ST)
|Number Of Rural Families
|3.49 Lakhs
|Rural Families Below Poverty Line (BPL) (1999 Survey)
|2.88 Lakhs (82.52%)
|Population Density (Persons Per Sq Km)
|Sex Ratio (Female Per 1000 Male)
|Literacy Rate
|Male Literacy
|Female Literacy
|Administrative Set-Up
|No. Of Subdivisions
|02 (Balasore And Nilgiri)
|No. Of Tehsils
|07 (Balasore, Baliapal, Basta, Jaleswar, Nilgiri, Simulia And Soro)
|No. Of Blocks
|12 (Bahanaga, Balasore, Baliapal, Basta, Bhograi, Jaleswar, Khaira, Nilgiri, Oupada, Remuna, Simulia And Soro)
|No. Of Gram Panchayats
|289(257 Old+ 32new)
|No. Of Villages
|Inhabited Villages
|Towns & Urban Bodies
|ICDS Projects (Integrated Child Development Services)
|Anganwadi Centres (AWC)
|Hospitals (Dist Hqr & Sub-Division)
|CHC (Community Health Centre) & PHC (Primary Health Centre)
|3 & 75
|ANM Sub-Centres (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife)
|Ayurvedic & Homeopathic
Hospitals and Dispensaries
|24 & 30
|Primary Schools
|Middle Schools
|High Schools
|Rural Water & Sanitation
|Rural Households Having Toilets
|Number Of Hand Pumps (IMII, IMIII, Tara)
|Defunct (Out Of Total Above)
|Population Covered With Drinking Water
|Pipe Water Supply Schemes
|16 + 32 Ongoing
|Schools Without Water Supply
|Major Rivers
|(5)Subarnarekha, Budhabalanga, Jalaka, Kansabansa And Sono
|Min. Temperature in December
|10.8 Degrees Centigrade
|Max. Temperature in May
|42.8 Degrees Centigrade
|By Air
|Nearest airport is Bhubaneswar which is 215 Kilometres Connected with Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Raipur, Nagpur by boarding flight.
|By Train
|Balasore is an important need on South Eastern Railway
|By Road
|Connected by good motorable roads ( 5 Kms. From N.H. 5 ) regular Bus services are available from Bhubaneswar,Kolkata,Puri and other important places
|Visiting Places
|Temple of Mahadev Baneswar, Jhadeswar, temple of Lakshmi Narayan, Shanti Kanan (Fakir Mohan Smrutipitha).
|Shopping Places
|Brass work of remuna, Stone Carvings of Nilgiri, Local Handicrafts, Sapa masina(mate) of jahaleswar and Bhogarai.
|Main Festivals
|Durgapuja, Siva Ratri and Raja Parva
|Information and Assistance
|Tourist Office, Balasore
06782- 262048
Tourist Information Counter, Balasore
6782 - 263123
The calm beach at Chandipur is surely one among many of the fine beaches of the country, but with a plus there the waters of the Sea recede five Kms. Off shore and proceed rhythmically after a regular interval. The sand-dunes green with wild creepers and the casuarinas whistling with the breeze create a fantastic moment for a visitor absorbed in observing the play of the tide.The nearest air port for visiting the places of interest in Balasore district is at Bhubaneswar which is connected with Kolkata, Delhi, Hydrabad, Raipur, Nagpur and Mumbai by bording flights. Nearest rail head is at Balasore on S.E.Rly. Chandipur is 16 Kms. by road from Balasore. Bus services are available from Balasore to Chandipur.Remuna
Famous for Khirochora Gopinath temple Remuna has been a seat of Vaishnawite Culture for centuries, Madhabendra Puri the teacher of Shri Chaitanya and Shri Chaitanya himself visited Remuna and offered their worship to Khirochora Gopinath. Today hundreds of devetees gather daily for the sacred Darshan lof the Lord.Specially prepared milk is the most delicious prasad of the temple.Remuna is a chunk of Vrindaban In Orissa. Nearest rail head is at Balasore. Remuna is 9 Kms. From Balaore connected with good motarable road.Sajanagarh
Ayodhya where assimilation of Jainism,Budhism,Baishnavism,Tantraism Saivism, Sakthism took place.The place was flourished once upon a time as a town or it was a Capital of a king the time is still not known. A large number of images ( remains ) have been unearthen from the site. Among them Budha, Jains, Pareshnath, Shiva,Gonesh, Natraj,Bhairabi,Maricha,Baraha,Tara are famous godess Marichi is the most attractive. Ayodhya is 30 Kms. Balasore. All weather pitch road is available on Ayodhya. Nearest rail head is at Balasore on S.E.Rly. ( 30 Kms )Langaleswar
The place of famous for its location and mythology Lord Shiva used to plough the paddy field. In memory of the same plough is there and hundreds of piligrims use to gather there to worship the Lord Langaleswar who has been named after that plough. Langaleswar is famous for Saivasim. The location of the temple by the side of river parvati too creates a senic beauty and makes another attraction of the place. Nearest rail head is Basta. Langaleswar is connected with a good motorable road (46 Kms.from Balasore)Kashaphal
Kashaphal beach is an ideal fishing harbour.It has a scope for boating on river Dubdubi and Panchupali.The solitary beach of Kashaphal is an ideal spot for pichic.The calm and quite rural atmosphere and wistling casurina will definitely attract the nature loving tourist. The spot is connected with all weather road ( 36 Kms.from Balasore ). Nearest rail head is Basta in S.E.Rly.Laxmannath
It is situated at a distance of 50 Kms. From Balasore.The old palace,the gada of Raymahasay of Laxmannath is the main attraction.The temple of Shyamakali, JagannathDwadasha Shiva are worth seeing. Nearest rail head is Jaleswar (5 Kms.). Laxmannath is connected with a good motorable road (50 Kms.from Balasore)Raibania
Raibania is known for its group of forts in raign ,Raibania had historic importance and finds mention in the book Ain-I-Akbari. The fort having a number of tanks, which was once the place for royal people is now a plain field littered with archeological rains. The Jaychandiban or the lovely forest of Joychandi is now used as picnic spot. The place is connected with alweather pitch road(75 Kms. From Balasore). Nearest rail head is Jaleswar ( 25 Kms.)Chandaneswar & Talsari
The holy shrine of Lord Chandaneswar is a religious centre not only for the people pf Balasore District but also places adjacent West Bengal.It is a unique sight to see the devtees flock together in hundreds everyday and in thousands on festive occasion like Chadak mela for Darshan of the Lord which falls in April every weak. It is connected with a good motorable road from Balasore ( 93 Kms.) and Digha ( 6 Kms.). Nearest rail head is Jaleswar ( 43 Kms.)Bhushandeswar
The place is situated at a distance of 100 Kms.from Balasore the district headquarters.The place is famous for Lord Shiva.The priest who worship Lord Shiva uses ladder to poor water,Milk etc on the top of the Loard Bhushandeswar.This is unique in India. Nearest rail head is Jaleswar (50 Kms.). It is very difficult to approach the spot by road from Chandaneswar 20Kms. And from Bhogarai via:- Thana Chhak 15Kms.Chasakhand ( Baghajatin )
Baghajatin the historic place is situated at a distance of 10 Kms. From Balasore town at Chasakhand village in Remuna Block.Now a days the place is famed as Baghajatin where many people are coming to witness the heroic death place of Late Jatindra Nath Pal the then freedom fighter of August Biplav in 1942. The nearest rail head is Balasore 10 Kms. The place is well connected with Balasore town.Freequent bus services are available to the spot.Maninageswar ( Bardhanpur)
The temple of Maninageswar is an ancient one perhaps the temple has been built in the year 1600 A.D. Mythology says that Pandav at the time of their " Agyantabas " Used to take bath at Pandav ghat in the Bay of Bengalvery close to Bardhanpur.Where the temple Maninageswar is situated.After taking bath the used to have a Darsan of Maninageswar Shiva.At the time of visiting the spot one can enjoy the beauty of Sea beach which is only 2 Kms. From the spot. Nearest rail head is Balasore 12 Kms.
The spot is situated at a distance of 12 Kms. From the Balasore and connected with all weather road.Bus services are available from Balasore.
The temple of Baneswar is an ancient and famous Temple of Lord SHIVA about 5 km away from Balasore Railway Station.Jhadeswar (Temple Of Lord Shiva)
Ancient and famous Temple of Lord of SHIVA situated at Naya-Bazaar nearer to Balasore Railway Station and Bust Stop.Chawmukh , Dagara
Chawmukh and Dagara the two coastal village in Baliapal Block of Balasore District are orescent with inviting beaches.The calm and screne atmosphare long treshes of silvery sands,wistling casurarina and red crabs are some of the attractions of these lovely beaches.Fishing by small Boats with the local fisher flock is very interesting.The Beaches aglow with the presence of group picnickers on new years and X-mass days every year. 64 Kms. From Balasore.A good black topped road existing up to Jagai ( Kalipada ) Chowkmukh and Dagara 11 Kms. And 9 Kms. respectively from Jagai are connected by country roads not approachable during rainy season.Bus services are available up to Jagai. The nearest rail head is Basta (65 Kms.) and Jaleswar 58 Kms. Are convenient for express train travelers.Tipisagadia
It is situated at distance of 48 Kms. From Balasore,in Khaira Block in the District of Balasore.Lord Bakreswar Shiva is the presiding diety.The temple is very old one and located in a place surrounded by river Kansabansa in all four sides. Nearest rail head is Soro ( 13 Kms.). The spot is connected with good motorable road up to Tudigadia ( 40 Kms.) From Tudigadia to spot 8 Kms. Are rough road.Kupari
Kupari is about 67 Kms. From Balasore via: Soro and 30 Kms. From Bhadrak via: Agarpada in Khaira Block.Sunyamandap and Ambika temple are two seperate piligrim spot situated in two opposite side of kupari - Agarpada Road.At Kupari some ruins of Budhist Culture are still found. Nearest rail head Soro (32 Kms.) and Bhadrak (30 Kms.) Kupari is connected with Balasore and Bhadrak by good motorable Road.Kharasahapur Beach
Kharasahapur a costal village is situated at a distance of 37 Kms.towards south east of Balasore the Dist.Headquarters.Close to Sea Beach a small temple named "Mangala " is worth seeing.It is a Saktipitha . A tourist visiting the temple should not miss the chance of enjoying the blue view of Bay of Bengal enriched with calm and serene atmosphere.Fishing Jetty located 1 Km.from the spot is further attraction to tourist.Fishing by small boats and Motor launch with local fisher folk is very enteresting.Inchudi
It is situated at a distance of 22 Kms. From Balasore. The place is famous for Labana Satyagraha held in 1930 under the leadership of Binod kanungo,Jeebramjee Kothari , Rama Devi and Dr.H.K.Mahatab. One can see the Smrutisthambha as a mark of sacrifice of the then freedom fighters.Srijang
It is a big village situated at a distance of 20 Kms. From Balasore and close to Inchudi.People of this village under leadership of Gurucharan Dash participated in civil Disobedience movement in 1921 and they actively joined the salt Movement.When Satyagraha was stopped due to onset of rainy seasons.People of this village where first in the country who did not pay Choukidari taxes being led by Gurucharan Das and Bidyadhar Ratha.There was police torture.This incident evoked country wide protest. Villagers have constructed the Smrutisthambha and one Museum dedicated to freedom struggle is under construction there.Tudigadia
The place is situated at a distance of 40 Kms. From Balasore towards South West of Balasore in Khaira Block. Tudigadia and its neighbouring village Khariadia has played important role in Quit India Movement in 1942.Many people had sacrificed their lives during that movement.Dinamardinga and Farasidinga
Balasore the Head Quarters of the district was an important maritime town in mediaeval times through the river Budhabalanga.Some portions of the town were occupied by the French and the Dutch which were named as " Farasidinga " and " Dinmardinga ". The ruins of the foreign possessions srill exist.
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City Orchard: a Bread for the City project!
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 21, 1949, Winona, Minnesota RAIN TONIGHT, SUNDAY WELCOME JAYCEES VOLUME 49, NO. 81 WINONA, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1949 FIVE CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES Strikers Clash With Reds in Berlin 5-Point U. S, -Brazil Plan Drawn The Alsops Plan Urged To Meet Depression Economic Aid Will Be Given South America Agreement Will Include Technical Aid for Nation By Joseph Alsop the noise the business forecasters and ec- onomists are hearing is not the crash of surf on a reef of bad .times. But It must be said when so many of the chart-studiersj Brazil have agreed On a new five- think there is depression program designed to draw Washington The White it is a bit alarming to find Ui the vast, cumbersome old ship of state is perilously close to drift- ing. What is frightening is the President and his the two nations even closer toge- ther. The program mainly involves U. S. economic, financial and techni- cal help to Brazil, joint efforts to have adopted bad plans for coping with a business recession, but ra- ther that there should be no plan at all. The President is known to feel that the increasingly wide- spread predictions of depression contain an element of big business propaganda, intended to defeat his economic program in Congress. Probably there is some justifica- tion for this view. But that does not justify ignoring the problem altogether. THE TREATMENT accorded the quarterly report of the President's economic advisory council is high- ly symptomatic in this connection. After frightful internal wrestlings not that! eliminate double taxation, and Bra- advisers! zilian measures to stimulate Amer- ican private investment in that re- public. It also was decided to negotiate a treaty to expand the present cultural exchange between the two nations. Details of the program will be worked out later. Announcement of the agreements was made a few hours before ident Eurico Gaspar Dutra of Bra- zil was scheduled to leave here for New York where he will! spend part of a ten-day visit to this country. Dutra arrived here Wednesday afternoon. He is returning a visi Winona Awarde Welfare Trophy By Al Olson The largest Jaycee state award program in the country was cli- maxed here today as winners were announced at the 1949 state convention of the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce. James Williams, Hutchinson, state awards committee chairman, presented and certificates to first and second place winners in 21 divisions. The awards program is divided into two sections: one for com- :iss over population, and another for those below that figure. Winona copped the community welfare funds trophy for the sec- "SSL" and rights ond consecutive year for promoting property rights. the Community Chest campaign. Presentation Tonight Mrs. F. R., Jr., Gets Divorce Minden, Nev. Mrs. Prank- In D. Roosevelt, Jr., today divorced the son of former President Roose- velt. The decree was granted by Dis- trict Judge Harry Watson on Mrs. Roosevelt's charge of extreme men- tal cruelty. The court approved an agreement, dated March 19, deter- SUpport Of two To Western Area Cut Off Elevated Passenger Train Set Afire, Hundreds Injured Mrs. Roosevelt, the former Ethel Idu Pont, had no comment whatever. The two" "most'c'ovetecf I The Private hearing before Judge the L. O. Anderson Founders phy and the Henry Giessenbier wore a brief. Mrs. Roosevelt An East German railway policeman, center, in uniform, and three Western zone German railway strikers engage in a slugging match in Criarlottenburg railroad station in Berlin today. The strike, an anticommunist movement which saw West Berlin police fighting side by side with strikers against com- munists and Soviet-controlled railway police, plunged Berlin into mob warfare and-slashed the city's rail links with the Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) and disputes, Messrs. Nourse Key- President Truman made to Rio de sorting and Baldwin submitted years ago. unanimous report containing' onej White House statement saic major admission and four Truman assured Dutra that cant recommendations. The ad- mission was that the inflation dan- ger was past, and that a business recession must now be regarded as a, definite possibility. The two most important recom- mendations, which have been much misrepresented in the press, were as follows: A, since they were not inmedtately needed, the inflation! control provisions of the President's January request to Congress should Brazilian loan requests to the .World bank and the Export-Import bank1 will "in the future, as in the past, received the most attentive consideration of the United States government." Two separate but similar state- ments issued by the two presidents indicated that they discussed the. report a joint technical mission! known as the "Abbink report." This group of Brazilian and West Reported Willing To Air Greek Situation By John M. Hightowcr Washington W) Diplomats said today the United States and Britain may hold the door open to further behind-the-scenes discus- sions of the Greek situation with the Soviets are still in- be temporarily shelved. B, to en- American experts after a six-month courage business, the President's January demands for new taxes should be revised downwards. Spe- study unanimously agreed that Brazil's economic development should be "accelerated" by new ciflcally, the council suggested jet-j governmental spending, balanced tisoning the billion of of Brazil's resources social security tax increases, andjby private enterprise, and efforts lowering the original proposed in-ito control inflation. crease in corporate and income The White House said Mr Tru- taxes well below billion. man assured Dutra Fire Destroys Plant AtPeshtigo terested. They said there is some doubt Russia would engage in such talks, following the flat stand taken by the two Western nations on Soviet proposals for settlement of the JGreek civil- war. And they predicted [further that the 'west will reject iany Russian suggestion which, could give the communists a strong new foothold in Greece. The State department stressed the Thompson Brothers Boat Man- ufacturing Company today with the loss placed at well over by In addition, the council urged ted States is readv to help Brazil- weu over 5101 the President rather significantly ian development through implem-i local flre dePartment- Pcshtigo, A flash fire yesterday that any actual settle- destroyed the woodworking plant of ment will have to be handled within the United Nations, where Greece can sit in on the discussions. But Western officials apparently are to extend present provisions fomentation of the Abbink report, or! William Luedtke, an employe, toldjready to hold informal talks on the .._ ___ _.. 4....1 ..._ unemployment benefits under so-jvin Bother cial security, and to provide limit-Ideavor." ed funds for planning public works! programs in areas where serious joblessness is already appearing Although these last two recom- mendations gave a certain grim emphasis to the whole report, the President's decision was simply to stand pat on his January program. He is said to have reasoned that (Continued on Page 4, Column 6.) ALSOP fields of related authorities that when the burglar was turned on at North Dakotan Defies Arrest McHenry, N. tear gas and a drug today failec to dislodge a former state hospita inmate from his barricaded home to which he fled after scuffling with officers seeking him for a sanitj hearing. Foster County Sheriff George Aljets said the man, Merle Hog- garth, about 45 years old, is armed with a rifle and a shotgun. Four shots fired yesterday without warn- ing missed deputies anc other officials. Norman Anderson and John Baker, friends of the besieged man, talked to Hoggarth this morning, trying to get him to give up his weapons. Asked by Anderson if he would sell the shotgun, Hoggarth replied: "No, sir. Maybe I will next fall, but I'm going to need it for a while." Anderson and Baker said he was pleasant during their conversation, but quickly pointed the shotgun at Anderson when the latter started to go through a window. They gave him a bottle of soft drink containing a drug. State's Attorney Tom Roney ot Carrington said, but two hours afterward Hog- garth showed no effects of the drug. Tear gas, thrown into the second floor apartment above a cafe his wife operates on McHenry's main street, still bothered Hoggarth. He was coughing and wheezing, Ander- son said Hoggarth is believed to be with- out food and his apartment is not equipped with running water. Last night he lured out the Mc- Henry fire department to supply a drink ol water, lor which he shouted loudly. Hermit, Mother to Get Mental Care New treat- ment in a state hospital has been ordered for Paul Makushak, the Brooklyn hermit who was sealed in a dark, walled-in cubicle for ten fire alarm 7 o'clock this started system morning. The frame structure burst into flame instantly. The wooden building patters, molds, models, forms and machinery. The fire did not spread to the main works, to which it was connected by a concrete corridor. want to do so. A Tass News agency dispatch in Moscow early yesterday gave the first semiofficial words that Soviet contained Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko had been talking with British and American officials at the United Nations about endmg the Greek war. British Minister of Eat Rattlesnakes Rapid City, S. popular spot at the Junior Chamber of Commerce state convention Friday afternoon was tlie "bar nothing" room. Kapid City's Gerry Tiffany and Eileen L 'Esperance, hospi- tality hosts, kept busy passing the canapes. Most Jaycees exclaimed over the "delicious" taste of the meat. After all had been served, some several times, Tiffany let the secret out of the baff. The Jaycees and their wives eating- rattlesnake meat. It was donated by Earl Brockels- by, former mayor here and oper- ator of the Rapid City reptile gardens. not be presented until tonight at the Inaugural banquet at the Oaks. The L. O. Anderson trophy, award- ed first in 1945, is given to the chapter which undertook the out- standing project in the state during the past year. Minneapolis holds the trophy. It was .given the Mill City chapter at ;he Duluth convention in 1948 for he war memorial blood bank es- ablished by the chapter. j Rochester, Minn., this month were untrue." "The king has not left the coun- the spokesman said. He added the monarch received Tornadoes Hit 4-Stafe Area, Kill One Person By The Associated Press Tornadoes whiplashed four states across the nation's midsection last night. At least one person was killed. Nearly a .score were injured. Prop- erty damage was unestimated. Hardest hit'was Oklahoma. But twisters flicked out at scattered com- munities in Colorado, Kansas and, far across the Mississippi valley, best year-around chapter activity.! waiter Kirtlev a rptirpd caught two small eastern Tennessee .Jaycees consider it the most highly ka Uv claimd LTlVfTOH liHAn imw., By Daniel De Luce Berlin Twelve thousand striking railway workers fought voung communists cast in the role of strike breakers today in nearly a dozen stations of Berlin's elevated railway. Hundreds were injured during the fighting, which raged through the morning. The outbreak shut off rail shipments to Western Berlin and threatened to force the city back to the austerity of the blockade- period. An elevated passenger train was set ablaze during one melee. Cloth- ing was torn from women who got; into the fight. suit and a small Western Berlin police said Major General Pavel Kvashnin, transport brought tha case cnief of the Soviet zone, was in- sulted and threatened by group of strikers at the Tempelhof elevated station in the American sector. The police said they gave Kvash- jnin protection from the strikers and he was able to drive away in his I staff automobile without physical I injury. Another Soviet transport officer of junior rank was stoned by strikers at the Hermannstrasse sta- tion, also in the American sector, ipolice said. He was reported not seriously injured. This is the crux of the situation: The Soviet-appointed Reichsbahn management controls both zonal railroads and Berlin's entire elevat- ed line. Railway workers went out on strike early today to enforce demand for payment of wages brown brown hat. Her attorney to this town, 50 miles south of Reno, to- avoid publicity. Britain Denies King Treated At Rochester Buckingham pal- lace spokesman said today reports that King George VI had his leg Prime Minister Clement Attlee on May -3v his doctors on the fourth, and other physicians on the 17th. "In the intervening- time he' was either in London or at Windsor (Windsor castle, outside of Lon- the spokesman explained, It was "palpably the spokesman added, to think that the The Giessenbier trophy is for the I of ten. king- could make a foreign journey without being: recognized early and prized award. For the first time le Giessenbier award will be given two different communities, in two National Contest Minneapolis won the award year when only one trophy The winner last was communities. The blamed the mad May it was Oklahoma's fourth night of a deep low I pressure "trough" running up through Oklahoma to' Nebraska. jtional Jaycee competition for the In addition .to the tornadoes A. Marks award, struck, perhaps a dozen others were) Also to be presented tonight will seen whirling just above the land injbe trophies in the Fly-Free America the sparsely settled plains country. division. This section concerns Most of the communities hit wereijaycee Projects attempting to con- small. In Oklahoma there was and insects in home com- atBalko, Beaver, Cates-1 Shat I CnaPters are presented trophies, which can be kept only after being A pumper from the marinettejstate Hector McNeii "and Assistant fire department assisted local fire- men in protecting: other buildings. years, and his mother. State Supreme Court Justice 'hades E. Murphy disclosed yesterday that he had signed com-! If; 11 7 mitments for the pair, who are now! n Kings hospital where they! Floods, Landslide Secretary of State Dean Rusk rep- resented the Western powers. Yesterday's reports brought out that the Greeks had not been kept of the three-cornered talks I in New resented the fact, I Greek Ambassador Vassili G. JDendramis called on Rusk at the -v Blows in Kansas were reported atjprj-ie winners SbserSSlon" H Santiaff0' Chiles-Floods and State department yesterday after- Been under observation. landslide Drougnt death to seven noon, at Rusk's request, to get a The 32-year-old Makushak, beard- i persons in Chile today. ed and ragged, was dug out of j A man and wife crossing a bridge his hole-in-the-wall April 26. His on the ou'skirts of Santiago were self-imposed exile from the world drowned when flood waters carried was disclosed .report on the latest developments. He said afterward he felt reassured by the information he had received. As for settling the civil war In this country, the ambassador said he the bridge away. 58, became ill, and asked a neigh- Five children of one family were bor to take over her task of lower- killed near Lebu, in southern Chile, ing food into the cubicle. when a landslide buried their home. Chase, Gorham, Bezel, Wilm'ore and in the countryside near Garden City, Scott City and Salina. The Colorado tornado whirled up Black Wolf canyon near Wray in the northeastern corner of the state and vanished into Nebraska. Far away in Tennessee, an iso- lated storm injured three persons in the small communities of Coin and Barn Creek. The small number of casualties apparently was explained by the fact !won three consecutive times. In jdition to the trophies, the first receive permanent certificates. Honorable mention cer- yesterday he saw a man who was identified to him as the king car ried into the Mayo clinic a fort- night ago. Rock Slide Buries Pennsylvania Man Pen Argylf huge rock slide buried one man at a slate quarry near this eastern Pennsyl- vania town today. Four other men working in the 475-foot deep pit were injnred, two critically. Six workmen scrambled to safety as tons of fine rock and slate tum- bled suddenly from the side of the long, narrow quarry in this slate belt about 20 miles from Bethlehem. There was no indication of whe- ther the buried man is alive. Wit- tificates are given to second place winners. Caucuses this morning brought there is Httle likelihood ice escaped. (Continued on Page_ 3, 2.) j The buried man was identified as Joseph Heatter, 34, Wind Gap, Pa. CONVENTION told Rusk: "There is one condition j that folks in the western Oklahoma for the rebels lay down i and Kansas regions hit hardest are tornado-wise. Most of them shel-. tered safely in storm cellars. j Charles Sykes, 55, was caught on- the highway near Yewed, Okla., how-1 ever, and took shelter in an ol wheat elevator. The storm topple it on him, crushing Sykes to death Mrs. Kathryn Haight, about 43 was killed in the destruction of a if arm home near Catesfay, Okla. He husband, Ed, was injured seriously Heavy rains that have accompa- nied the stormy days in Oklahoma caused widespread floods and addec two other deaths. Guy Franklin Hixson, 20, Twin Lakes, Okla., drowned yesterday as he attempted to swim to his home across swollen Mingo creek near Tulsa. Miss Norwetta Chapman, 26 drowned Tuesday in flood waters near Seminole, Okla. Crop-killing hailstorms were re- ported in both Oklahoma and Kan- sas. Damage from this source, ob- servers said, may exceed that caused by the tornadoes. Ominously Dark Clouds form a background for an elongated tornado funnel near Chadron, Neb. The tornado dissipated before touching the earth and there was no reported damage. The tornado cloud was estimated to have been ten miles'-away when this picture was Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) Fargo Escapee Reported Killed Glendive, man said to be Walter Axel 'Johnson, 38, escapee from the county jail at Far- go, N. D., was shot and killed at a ranch north of here this morning. Mrs. Richard Morrow-Tail, British around-the-world flier, as- sures "everything will be all right" despite last night's U. S. customs .order grounding her plane at Minneapolis after she and the navi- gator, Jack Ellis, former E-A.J1. pilot, flew in from North Dakota. She is shown stepping from the ship. Mrs. Morrow-Tait is resting at the home of friends in Minneapolis Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald. West marks are four times as valuable as the Soviet zone cur- rency. East marks are banned in the Aim Fighting broke out when the Rus- sian-controlled management sent squads of militant young commun- ists, including teen, age girls, Into the Western sectors of the city to "recapture" elevated stations seieed by the anticommunist strikers. The strikers outnumbered the communist strike breakers. Both sides fought with clubs, showers of stones and their fists. Western Berlin police fought side by side with the strikers against the communists and Soviet-controlled railway police.. In breaking up one fight the policemen fired their pis- tols into the air. That was the only shooting. Western Allied officials main- tained a hands-off attitude in con- nection with the walkout but were sympathetic toward the strikers. However, one British source said: "This strike can't be allowed to go on too long." Airlift, Trucks Continue British and American planes of the airlift and trucks continued to supply Western Berlin. Although the anticommunist railway union which called the strike had pledged itself to operate Western Allied and German Inter-zonal trains, switch- es and signals in West Berlin yards were left unmanned. This blocked all incoming supply trains from Western Germany. The Russian military command ordered all Berlin-bound trains halted on the outskirts of the city because of the strike. The railway union announced a meeting of its executive board this afternoon. There was no Indication from any official source, however, that a settlement was near. Russian and Western Allied rep- resentatives conferred here agaia during the day on transport prob- lems of East and West Germany. The Russians have four-power ap- proval to control all rail facilities in the city. Two hundred strikers at the Schoeneberg elevated station near the West Berlin city hall hurled rocks at four Soviet officers who drove up in a sedan. Boos and jeers the shower of stones. Truck Driver Dead Of Crash Injuries Milwaukee, D. Lunde, 22, West AHis, was; fatally injured yesterday when the truck he was driving collided with an- other semi-trailer truck at Rich- mond, m. The mishap occurred at an In- tersection. He died en route to the Woodstock, m., hospital. The dri- ver of the other truck, Frederick Armbrecht, Madison, was not injured. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and and thunderstorms, somewhat warmer tonight, lowest 55; showers early Sunday followed by clearing In the afternoon. Strong shifting winds Highest Sunday 66. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today- Maximum, 67; minimum, 50- noon, 55; precipitation, trace'- sun sets tonight at sun risen fn morrow at Additional weather on Page 9, ;
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U.S. Congressman Proposes Health Warning Labels For Video Games
Posted on Monday, January 12 @ 18:03:08 PST by Duke_FerrisYes, the ignorant and uninformed still run much of the country. In this case, cranky old Congressman Joe Baca of California. Crap, that's my state.
However, it wont matter what state you're in if proposed bill H.R. 231 passes, because it's a federal bill. It would label game rated T and above with "WARNING: Excessive exposure to violent video games and other violent media has been linked to aggressive behavior."
You know, just like cigarettes.
Of course it doesn't point out how some of those studies have been debunked, while other studies have found no link whatsoever. It fails to mention the fact that since home game consoles came out, youth violence has plummeted to all-time lows. (No, probably not because of the games, but that's not the trend you'd expect if video games were turning us all into maniacs.)
Nope. In his ill-informed press release he states instead:
"We must hold the video game industry accountable and do everything in our power to ensure parents are aware of the detrimental effects that violent games can have before making decisions on which games are appropriate for their children to play," concluded Rep. Baca. "I am proud to introduce the Video Game Health Labeling Act of 2009, and am hopeful my legislation can work to stop the growing influence of violent media on America's children and youth."
I would suggest a different bill myself, requiring all congressmen to wear a warning label stating, "WARNING: Intelligence is not a prerequisite for holding public office."
Joe can be reached at:
201 North "E" Street, Suite 102
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Thanks to GamePolitics for the scoop.
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text: If you go and get those bees and get in a strainer and saturate them with waterand let the water runoff of them before you put them in a hive so you don't contaminate your comb, and yes charge him 50 a hr cause all that work could be in vain in the end. Oh use warm water for breaking down the spray. I have seen the girls shakeing their little butts and enjoy the water as it run off. Then put a feeder on them to give them a jump.Good Luck


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