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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - March 7, 1949, Winona, Minnesota VOLUME 49, NO. 16 WINONA, MINNESOTA, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1949 FIVE CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES om Beats Storm Over Pacific Wearing His Globe-Circling "lucky suit" and a new Homberg hat. dapper Bill Odora waved a cheery salute to well-wishers at John Rodgers airport in Honolulu last night before sitting down at the controls at his single-engined Beechcraft for attempted non- stop flight from Hawaii to New Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) West, Puzzling Over Red Shift, Rushes Defenses By John M. Hightower i Washington (flV- Western governments still puzzling over the Moscow foreign ministry shakeup are acting speedily to bolster their "frontier" against communism. The main conviction in Washington, London and Paris is summed up by diplomats this way: Whether Moscow's diplomacy toward the West gets tougher, softer or continues unchanged the primary respon- liblllty of the western powers now is to be prepared to meet any con- Bill to Shield Intelligence Agents Drawn Measure Goes Before Hpuse in Secret Debate By Howard Dobson Washington A carefully guarded bill to shield U.S. intel- ligence agents and give them some new powers abroad went before the House today in almost complete se- crecy. House leaders said it had to be that way. They arranged for strict limits on debate, with no oppor- tunity to amend the bill on the floor and little time to inquire into its details. Chairman Vinson (D-Ga.) of the House armed services committee said no details will be explained to Congress. The committee held brief secret hearings on the meas- ure, but kept no stenographic rec- ord of them. The bill was cleared last Friday by the House rules committee after Representative Short (R-Mo.) as- sured it "the subject matter is highly secret and deals with our national security." TJ. S. Nerve Center It would give the central intel- ligence agency permanent statu- tory authority the things it does now under executive orders and emergency powers of the President. The agency, highly secret nerve center for the cation's intelligence operations around the world, would be allowed to hide its annual bud- get in the budgets of other gov- ernment departments, as it does now. It also would be excused from publishing its payrolls and ex- penditures, as other departments are required to do. Then the agency, with the ap- Hawaii-New Jersey Air Record Sought San Francisco A brisk tail wind speeded Distance Flier BUI Odom toward the California coast today on his record-seeking, light plane flight from Honolulu to New Jersey. He said be was ahead ol i schedule and past the worst ol a Pacific storm. His latest report showed him well past the half-way mark on long ocean hop. It was estimated that he was less than (statute) miles from San Francisco, already having flown more than miles without the slightest hitch. Odom made a a. m. (C.S.T.) report to the airways communica- A Car Plows through Missouri river flood waters covering the highway near Winthrop, Mo. Emer- gency striped markers outlined edges of the pavement.-CA.P. Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) Longer Credit Payments Made Effective Today Washington V V w Left Homeless By Floods in Iowa Army Secretary Royall Expected To Quit Cabinet By The Associated Press One man was dead and two university students were missing today as floods inundated or threatened hundreds of homes In western Iowa You can go and Nebraska. By Ernest B. Vaccaro Key West, Fla. Presidential! confidants disclosed today that Sec- retary of the Army Kenneth C. Royall is the next high ranking administration official to go. These reputable 'but unquotable- by-name officials said Royall wtil 'step out within ten to 20 days.. His [successor has not yet been decided iupon, they reported. Meanwhile, the President settled down to the enjoyment of a fort- night's vacation at this naval sub- marine his sixth trip to Flor- ida. He flew in yesterday, lading at the Boca Chica and a half miles irom here. He will fly to Orlando tomorrow tions service. An escorting B-17 turned back to Hawaii at the mark after reporting Odom was at feet and finding the weather much bet- ter than it was in his last attempt to set a new small plane distance record. He was forced down In that attempt on January 13 at Oakland by bad weather over Cal- ifornia's mountains after flying new record in Itself. Odom planned to ride the beam of Radio Station KGO in San Fran- cisco to the West coast. Another military plane from the coast was scheduled to pick him up about miles from San Francisco. The balding, 29-year-old flier eased his gasoline-heavy Beechcraft off the runway at last night. Assumed favorable tailwinds most of the way, he expected to be over San Francisco in 17 hours, on the ground at Teterboro in 32. mm from out and buy an automobile on 211 At Missouri Valley, Iowa, more than persons were homeless irom VIAU MM., ____ ______ _____Al... n n A T51rT Tallin The dead man was George W. The Alsops tingency. Actually many responsible au- Russia Seen Redoubling War Plans By Stewart Alsop Washington The basic aims of Boviet policy remain the same, whe- ther Andrei Vishinsky or V. M. Mo- lotov is foreign minister. These aims, as they are now understood by many informed officials and expert ob- servers in Europe, will be discussed In the next report in this space. Yet those best equipped to speculate are Inclined to believe that Molo- tov's replacement by Vishinsky may presage an important -change, not In Soviet aims, but in Soviet meth- thorities here believe that the re- moval of V. M. Molotov from the foreign ministry and his replace- ment by Andrei Vishinsky, a man of lesser standing in Russia, means ithat the Soviets are about to in- 'tenslfy their internal programs and let up on communist expansion temporarily. This may mean a new period of extreme Russian Isola- tlonism. It may also mean further com- authorize tne munist crackdowns on the satellite! for m. countries of eastern Europe to research or training cure absolute control over the or foreign institutions, 01 tne re-jgardless Of whether they are pub-l privately operated, er Military Bills ods. To understand what Vishinsky's appointment is believed to mean, it Is necessary to examine the atti- tude of the Kremlin to the post of foreign minister before Molotov succeeded Maxim Litvinov in 1939. months credit today. Refrigerators, radios and televi- river. In Nebraska, sion sets, also had their installment buying limits raised to nearly two years. The Federal Reserve board, be- sieged by complaints of shopkeep- ers and car dealers, and after the nation's time buying feU of in I and disaster threatened some towns along the Missouri and Big Blue January for the a. bit. proval of the attorney general, would have authority to bring up to 100 aliens into the country every year In return for information from them. Representative Sasscer who had charge of armed services committee hearings, told the rules committee the bill would permit entry "of aliens with the highest potential intelligence value." Rep- resentative Brooks (D-La.) said open debate of the bill would cause the country "serious embarrass- time In three Johnson, about in his flooded 77, who drowned Missouri Valley, Iowa, home. The missl ng are Thomas M. Nolan, 22, and Charles Wermuth, 20, students at Crelghton university, Omaha, missing since j yesterday in the flooded area near; i Omaha. They were on a hunting Previously you had to pay when they disappeared ernments and peoples glon. Speculation continues that Moscow may be moving ually toward absolute, absorption! credit over in 18 under, in 15 months. Down payments were duced by the board to 15 per cent (previously it was State Traffic Crashes Kill 2 Over Weekend By The Associated Press Traffic accidents took the lives of Qther military bms persons in Minnesota over the _-, i A. ill CC UbLJCl j uiiiu i kWU iii of some of the eastern European i the injured In countries into the Soviet Union. tomorrow: 'other crashes were the wife and In addition, a few highly Placed wouid- I daughter of Lieutenant Governor inCnun-ini'if n VionOVP rnflT. J __ _ .i. _- .1 countries into the Soviet Union. In addition, a few highly placed Informants privately believe that Premier Stalin and his associates in the politburo may be preparing for a spring showdown with Mar- shal Tito over control of Yugosla- via. American officials say they would not be surprised If Russia and some of its completely con- trolled states neighboring Yugosla- via should move openly to crush Tito. Western officials frankly did not know over the weekend whether the Molotov-Vishinsky switch meant attlt de had something in toughening or softening of Rus- wth thaof attitudes toward the West. lish family to the family _ UBPtinn The solicitor is trusted to hour Meeting the unpleasant business of dealing; Discussed in Moscow with strangers. But he is expected) By Eddy Gilmore to obey orders. And he is not asked) to dinner he is one of the family. Foreign observers 1. Create the office of an under ]c. Elmer Anderson. secretary of national defense. Be would rank above the assistant sec- retaries of the Army, Navy and Air Force, and would be in charge of administrative work under the sec- retary of national defense. 2, Authorize establishment of a radar net to guard the nation's strategic air approaches. The system would be built in coop- eration with a similar warning screen being constructed by the Canadian government. 3. Put the Air Force to work building a proving ground to test guided missiles. The range, with its base and launching site in the continental United States, would be for the joint use of the Air Force, Army and Navy. definitely not here speclllaiedtoday whether theJThe total cost has been estimated _________ dramaticshif irSoviet" foreignat MOI OTOVS "TWO predecessors ministers might bring about new gory. Neither an "old bolshe- Influence in forming policy. By'the Politburo members, the foreign com missar's task was considered menial.j of Andre: Vishinsky J successor to V. M. Molotov might the groundwork for another try xszi of maintaining relations with the "bourgeois" world while the real Instruments of Soviet foreign policy, the international Communist parties, worked to destroy that world. Molotov's accession to the foreign ministry marked a basic change in the Kremlin's' concept of the foreign minister's role. Molotov is a member of the politburo, nnd has been con- sidered second only to Stalin in Molotov handled the last top- Truman Cheers Fire Heroine 14 year old fire heroine got a cheering note Berlin proDiem and today from President Truman. Roberta Lee, recovering from turns suffered when she saved her level discussions of the Berlin sit- four younger sisters and brothers nation in Moscow last summer, butifrom their burning home, received Vishinsky was present at most of this letter, signed by a Preslden- At Missouri valley, hardest hit town in the flood areas, the town also without gas, heat and water and authorities said none was in prospect for several days. All the town's inhabitants were to be in- oculated today against typhoid. Water still stood from three to three and one-half feet deep in more than 300 homes but it was re- ceding. Red Cross disaster relief head- quarters said It had spent to buy shoes for homeless children in the town, and Mayor Maurice M. Kirlin has asked Representative Jensen (R-Iowa) to apply for fed- eral relief funds. The trouble spots in Nebraska appeared to be the towns of Crete and Seward, in the Elkhorn valley. Volunteer crews worked through- out the night to protect the town of Ashland from the rising Platte and Elkhorn rivers and Wahoo and Salt creeks. Nebraska city escaped a flood crest of the Missouri river yester- day but hundreds of acres of near- by lowlands were inundated. Cold Weather Halts Threat Of Area Floods A drop In temperatures over the weekend and prospects cold wave Tuesday have reduced flood hazards In this area, according to the La Crosse Weather bureau station. The colder weather brought a and snow flurries for for tomorrow. MyrI D. McCorry, 27, Minneapolis, was killed early Sunday when the car in which he was riding skidded on an icy road at Clear Lake, and hit a telephone pole. Two others _ were Injured. They were taken to for but colder St. Cloud hospital. J Mrs. Anderson, the lieutenant governor's wife, and their daughter, Patricia, 4, were Injured Saturday! night in a headon crash between1 the Anderson car and a pickup truck whcih had! skidded on an icy road near St. Cloud. The lieutenant governor escaped injury. A passen- ger in the pick-up truck was In- jured but not seriously. Mrs. Julia Spika, Minneapolis, was killed Saturday and four other per- and drive to Winter Park where will speak and receive a degree some time after noon. fee made The Presi- lonely Hearts' Arraignment Fight Rages dent will fly back to Key West after lunch. It was reported by the Presl- __________ dent's associates that he wants chances of getting, two con- John L. Sullivan to remain as sec- retary of the Navy and W. Stuart Symington to stay on as secretary for air. fessed "lonely hearts" slayers for trial were apparently bettered to- day. Kent County Prosecutor Roger stop to freezing several days temperatures of above- j that sent numerous streams to near-flood! or flood stages. Tomorrow's cold wave will find the mercury dropping to about 10 degrees above zero, A. D. Sanial, j federal forecaster, said today. "This will mean that water from melting snow In the upper part of the state will be held back a good two Sanial pointed out. Streams Drop The feneral slacking off of high water stages found streams drop- ping as much as five feet. Sanial reported that the Zumbro other changes in Mr. Truman's ad- ministration will come gradually. The President himself said he had no other plans here than to work official papers Gown to him daily from the White House, except for his trip to Winter Park tomorrow. Spellman Refuses To Compromise In Cemetery Strike New York Cardinal Spellman has refused to soften his stand toward striking gravediggers at Calvary cemetery despite the pleas of their wives. "We got no place and -are dis- couraged and Mrs. Sig< river, which feet Sunday hit a peak of morning about 37.2 two feet over flood has dropped lOWiailUb WC1C II.IHHUCLUWH. f L f TIJ Some slight relief was promised to 32.9 feet and is falling fast today in the form of rising tern- The Root river at Houston reach- rot, hut. rower ed a peak of 14.1 feet about 4 p. m. Pope Requests No Celebration Vatican City Pope Pius 3OI expressed the wish today that no celebrations be held March 12, the tenth anniversary of his coronation. Instructions were sent to all ponti- Minn. They were returning from the funeral of a relative. Army Snow Rescues Cost Ten Million Washington (IF) The Army re- ported today it had cost the federal government an estimated for rescue work in -the snow bound areas of the Midwest during January ami February. tions under which the church strives- in many abroad emphasizing the people's concern "for the sorrowful condi- Catholic ___ Therefore, the usual receptions of- fered by pontifical representations abroad on the anniversary of the pontiff's coronation should not be held this year. Sunday, which was about a foot below flood stage. It dropped a foot yesterday and at present is re- corded at 9.8 feet. mund Czack said after a con- ference with the cardinal. She was one of a committee oi five women named to represenl families of the 240 strikers. They conferred with Cardinal Spellman to give him the strikers' side of the story. Grand Mich. New These same sources said that McMahon, who Is strongly opposed to Michigan's giving up the couple, said he did not plan to attend an extradition hearing In Lansing Tuesday. The two killings which the capture of Raymond M. Fernandez, 34, and Mrs. Martha Beck, 29, oc- curred near Grand Rapids in Kent county. McMahon said it was his personal desire that the couple "spend the remainder of their lives" In a Mich- igan prison. Life Is the maximum sentence in Michigan, while New York has a death penalty. McMahon contended Michigan, had an "airtight" case. There had been some doubt abouf the possi- bility of a first degree murder con- viction in New York. Michigan Attorney General Steph- en Roth, however, has ruled that this state can get the prisoners back if they're acquitted In New York. That seemed to weaken the case against their extradition. The couple is accused of killing Mrs. Deliphlne Downing, 29, and her baby daughter Rainelle near here last week. They are also charg- ed with .the murder of Mrs. Janet Fay, 50, In Valley Stream, N. Y. Machinist Wins Jackpot The cardinal promised us noth- ontinued. "He' back to work nine-room as union men house of Benjamin Hubert, he wouldno? aCw machinist is the focal where wlter'was rising-at of the strikers' committee toterest en s, Wis where the Trempealeau river i go back to work because they are ami is reported at the top of its banks, ringleaders. i Hubert's 58-year-old wife, Julie, The Trempealeau may hit its peak "The cardinal was nuow" this afternoon. At noon it stood at 5.9 feet. Mississippi Falls The Mississippi at Winona drop- ped to 6.01 feet today and will flcal diplomatic representatives continue falling, Sanial reports. nartnio'e nn-ar nf watpr has been reduced The flow of water has been reduced from locks at Alma down to No. 9 pool, Sanial said. Only at Hastings and Prescott, Wis., Is the river reportedly rising. Roads in this area are not block- ed by water, he .said. A section of highway 76 near Brownsville was flooded Saturday afternoon by the The commemoration of the event, swollen Root making it an informed Vatican source said, have a strictly religious char- acter." necessary to reroute traffic through Hokah. The tie-up lasted only a short time, however. VpriiJSst increase but not as union me: wants no part of the union." Clay Approves 19 German Sentences Berlin General Lucius D. Clay approved today the sentences of 19 Germans convicted of the mass murder of more than one million persons, mostly Jews. Thirteen were sentenced to die. The defendants were convicted by an American war crimes court at Nuernberg in April, 1948. the four-power meetings. i (The Russians have made a meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers on all German problems one of the conditions for lifting their Berlin blockade.) The appointment of Andrei A. old bolshevik he has been at old boisneviK ne nab ministry mea Stalin's right hand for almost 30, indication Anrf Mnlnrov s first act as JT 1 fc -L1JC that powerful body. Molotov is an ihe second spot m the _ hP has hPon at, meanwhile was no sweeping change in Soviet policy is In pros- pect. Gromyko has been an outstand- ing spokesman for the policies of Molotov, who, on the basis of offi- years. And Molotov's first act as foreign minister was to negotiate the Nazi-Soviet pact with the ob- scene Joachim von Ribbentrop. Until that time, it had been the cardinal rule of Soviet policy that, j announcements so far, contin- Sovlet aims could only ultimately bei achieved by the disintegration of! the non-Soviet followed by world revolution. The pact signal- ized the first Soviet attempt to substitute diplomacy for revolution. The Kremlin clearly expected that in his all-important jobs as first deputy prime minister and member of the policy-making pol- itburo. The announcement of Gromyko's promotion early yesterday caused no surprise at the U. S. embassy OLil V the consequence of the deal with where opim0n had already Hitler would be a war between thejbeen expressed that he was a likely (Continued on Page 6, Column 2.) I candidate to step into Vishinsky's ALSOPS [spot. tial secretary: "The President asked me to send you this note of good wishes while you are in the hospital. He feels sure that the courage and bravery displayed by you in rescuing your) little sisters and brothers will notj leave you now when you must bej patient and confident. i "Your presence pf mind in thej face of danger is most praise-wor-j thy, and the President is happy to I join your host of friends in ing you along the road to a rapid and complete recovery." Meanwhile. 24 union carpenters continued working without charge in building a new home for Rober- ta's family, and more gifts, money and letters arrived at Robert's bed- side. Just so Roberta won't have to worry about fire taking her new home from her, the Hartford Fire Insurance Company donated a five year all-coverage policy on the new Cape Cod style cottage. Plan to Abolish State Bookies Offered By Jack Mackay St. "rural legisla- tor-banker, Senator Hans C. Ped- ersen of Ruthton, today intro- a bill in the legislature to wipe out "bookies" which he claims are flourishing in Minn- eapolis and St. Paul. Senator Pedersen pointed to campaigns in Florida, New York and other states in "crack- ing down" on activities of "bookies" because of their "co- rrupting influence on many clean, young men." "They are responsible, to a great Pedersen said, "for the -corruption of your young people and from their operations stem the attempts to 'fix' players in athletic con- tests. "Many high school and col- lege youths lost their money by placing, bets periodically with these outfits. And, having lost their money, they are led into other questionable activi- ties trying to recover their los- ses." Pedersen's proposal would make it unlawful for a person or corporation to "incite, en- courage, foster or aid" in gambling through advertising and distribution of information- concerning laying of wagers or bets, or selling of "pools or betting odds" on any race, con- test or game. The lawmakers emphasized that the bill is drafted so that it applies to only organized to make profit from gambling and gambling "pools" through utilization of tele- graph, telephone and various other means. The bill further provides that it would be unlawful for such establishments to "post in his or its place of husiness or in a conspicuous place any betting odds or other gambling infor- mation." Telephone and telegraph companies would be prohibited from contracting with any per- son or corporation "for exclu- sive use of any telephone or wireless circuit or channel when such, company knows that the mcr-ea-se but not as union men. He Music" program. Within a matter of minutes after Mrs. Hubert Identified the mystery tune as "The Navy and the Army, the Army and the she was deluged with telephone calls and a mob outside the house. Police Seize Guns Before Indian Strike Calcutta, India Police have seized all guns and ammunition from the city's 15 gun shops. They (said their action was a precautlon- lary measure against the possible outbreak of violence Wednesday, when communists have called a rail- way and postal strike. The arms will be returned after the strike, police said. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECASTS Cloudy and rather mild tonight; low 28. Tuesday cloudy and colder with decidedly colder Tuesday night. High Tuesday 35. Strong northerly winds Tuesday. Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 44; minimum, 22; noon, 30; precipitation, none. Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, .41; minimum, 21; noon, 41; precipitation, none; sun sets tonights at sun rises to- morrow at Additional weather on page 13. same is to be used to aid, in- cite, foster or assist in any manner gambling, betting or wagering." Pedersen's measure would extend to all types of athletic football, baseball, hockey and the like also to political elections, horse races, auto contests and dog races. "It shall be one provision reads, "to record or forward any bet or wager, thing or consideration of value or wagered by or for another person upon the result of any trial or contest of skill, speed or power of endurance of man, machine or beast, or upon the result of any political appoint- ment or election.." ;
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Exploring the Adirondacks
Located in upstate New York, the Adirondack Mountain region offers a wide range of accessible trails, recreational activities and lodging options. Known collectively as the Adirondacks, this area includes a patchwork of public and private lands dotted with backcountry trails, state parks, forest service lands, private homes, lodges and quaint villages. Diversity is the key word in the Adirondacks, where you can hike along a backcountry trail in the morning, and spend the evening exploring Main Street shops and eateries. Truly, there's something for everyone in the Adirondacks.
Although many area parks offer some accessible campsites and trails, the shining star for accessibility is John Dillion Park, where all the trails, campsites and recreational areas are accessible. Located just 15 miles from Tupper Lake, this 200-acre accessible camping and recreation development is the result of a unique partnership between Paul Smith's College and International Paper. Named for the former International Paper CEO and Paul Smith's College alumni, the park features nine Adirondack lean-tos, over three miles of hiking trails, a fishing pier, kayak and canoe docks, picnic areas and even a pontoon boat. And all of it is accessible.
Best of all, it's located approximately 1.5 miles off the main road, so it gives campers a real chance to get away from the maddening crowds. Composting toilets and potable water are available at each lean-to and the welcome center has a flush toilet and a refrigerator for medication storage. Additionally, solar powered battery chargers can be wheeled to the lean-tos upon request.
All of the lean-tos are either ramped or built at the appropriate wheelchair-transfer height and they come equipped with a fold-down bed, a fireplace and a picnic table. Bear Cub is the closest one to the welcome center, and it's the only lean-to you can drive to. The others are built in pairs along the accessible trail; with the farthest one located 1.5 miles from the welcome center.
There is no charge to use John Dillon Park, but it's only open to people with disabilities and their companions. Proof of disability, such as a Golden Access Passport or a doctor's note is required at registration. The maximum stay is 10 days and reservations are recommended. The park is open daily in the summer and on weekends after Labor Day. It's also open for day use during these times.
If you'd prefer a few more creature comforts while exploring the Adirondacks, then head on over to The Wawbeek, located on Upper Saranac Lake, approximately 20 miles from John Dillon Park. This turn-of-the-century Great Camp property has been lovingly restored by owners Nancy and Norman Howard; and features all the amenities of an upscale resort on 40 acres of prime Adirondack forest. In short, it's the best of both worlds.
The resort features two accessible rooms; Room 2 in the Lake House and Room 3 in the Carriage House. The Lake House is closer to The Wawbeek Restaurant and it also serves as the central reception center; while the Carriage House features larger rooms. Both accessible rooms have wide doorways and excellent pathway access; and the bathrooms are equipped with a tub/shower combination with grab bars, a hand-held showerhead, grab bars around the toilet and a roll-under sink. A portable shower chair is available upon advance request.
As an added bonus the Lake House room features a private deck with a fantastic view of the lake. Alternatively there is a large public deck in the Lake House, which can be used by all guests. And if you'd like a closer look at the lake, then sign up for the daily pontoon boat cruise. This hour-long cruise departs at 4 P.M. and the boat features roll-on access.
No stay at the Wawbeek is complete without dinner at The Wawbeek Restaurant. Housed in the original eating cabin of the Great Camp, the restaurant building is on the National Register of Historic Places. There is accessible parking near the door and ramp access to the restaurant; however some wheelers may have problems with the tight turn in the L-shaped entryway. Says Nancy, "We did what we could to make the restaurant accessible, but because of the historical status of the building, we could not make major structural changes. Still, we do have regular dinner guests who are wheelchair-users."
Another historic lodging choice with good accessibility is located just up the road in the town of Lake Saranac. Appropriately named the Hotel Saranac, this 88-room property was built in 1924. Today it's owned and operated by Paul Smith's College, as a training ground for students enrolled in their hotel management and tourism programs.
The property features level access to the front lobby, an automatic door opener and accessible parking in the side parking lot. There is ramp access to the upper lobby (where the elevator is located) but it's a bit steep, so some folks may need assistance. The restaurant and part of the lobby bar have barrier-free access and an accessible family restroom is located on the second floor.
One accessible room has a roll-in shower (317) and the other (612) has a tub/shower combination. Both rooms have good pathway access and wide doorways. Access features in the bathrooms include a hand-held showerhead, a transfer bench, grab bars in the shower and around the toilet and a roll-under sink. As an added feature, a removable lip for the roll-in shower keeps the water in the shower pan, yet allows for wheelchair access. All in all it's very nicely done.
No visit to the Adirondacks is complete without a stop at the Adirondack Visitor Interpretive Center, located 15 miles from Saranac Lake on Route 30, near Paul Smith's College. There is accessible parking near the visitors center and level access to the building and the nearby picnic area. Inside you'll find interpretive exhibits about the wildlife and natural history of the Adirondacks.
Outside, the Barnum Brook Trail is a good choice for power wheelchair-users and slow walkers, however some manual wheelchair-users may require assistance with the uphill sections of the trail. The trail winds through a stand of white pines and out to a boardwalk viewing platform over the marsh. From there it follows Barnum Brook, crosses over a fish dam and circles back up to the beginning. The .8 mile trail is rated as ‥accessible with assistance", and because of the dirt surface it's not a good choice in wet weather. Still, if you can manage it, it's worth the effort, as it's a good introduction to Adirondack habitat.
For a good primer of Adirondack wildlife, check out the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. This natural history museum of the Adirondacks features interpretive exhibits, live animals and educational programs about the flora and fauna of the region. There is excellent access throughout the museum with a level entry, barrier-free access to all exhibits and accessible restrooms.
Highlights of the permanent collection include an authentic Adirondack lean-to, a glacial wall and a gaggle of playful otters in the Living River Trail exhibit. Visitors are exposed to the full range of Adirondack habitats as they travel from the lean-to through bogs, streams, lakes and forests, up to the summit of a high peak.
Outside, you can experience a real slice of Adirondack life on one of the three trails that dot the 31-acre campus. The interpretive trail that leads to the boardwalk over Blue Pond is wheelchair-accessible, so save some time to enjoy it.
Finally, if you'd like to relax and enjoy the scenery, head on over to the Veterans Memorial Highway for a drive to the top of Whiteface Mountain. This five-mile drive offers spectacular views of the Adirondacks and features several turnouts along the way. At 4,867 feet, Whiteface Mountain is New York's fifth highest peak, and the journey up the mountain is as memorable as the view from the top.
Whiteface Castle sits on the top of the mountain, and there are two ways to get up there; the trail and the elevator. The trail has a lot of steps and a very steep grade; however there is wheelchair-access to the elevator which is located deep inside the mountain. Just follow the tunnel from the parking area and wait for the attendant to operate the platform lift up the five steps to the elevator. Up on top there are viewing platforms located around the perimeter of the castle. The flagstone pathways that circle the castle are bumpy and uneven in places, but it's still possible to access most of the viewing platforms. The view is great and it's the perfect way to top off an Adirondack visit.
If You Go
John Dillon Park
(518) 524-6226 (summer)
(518) 327-6266 (winter)
The Wawbeek
(518) 359-2656
Hotel Saranac
(800) 937-0211
Wild Center
(518) 359-7800
Adirondack Visitor Interpretive Center
(518) 327-3000
Lake Placid Essex County Visitors Bureau
(518) 523-2445
Candy Harrington is the editor of Emerging Horizons and the author of Barrier-Free Travel: A Nuts and Bolts Guide for Wheelers and Slow Walkers. Her newest book, There is Room at the Inn, features detailed access information on 117 inns and B&Bs across the US. Visit Candy's blog at www.BarrierFreeTravels.com for access news, resources and industry updates.


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How do I get the back seat out???
I have a 69 chevy caprice I'm wondering how do I get the back seat out???? :confused:
Thanks for any help :D
To remove the back seat place your hands at either side on the bottom of the back part and simply pull up as hard as you can and it will come right out. :D
Push in on the front of the seat just above the carpeting on each side and it should release and come out.
I like to put my knees on one side of the rear seat ( drivers or passengers ,doesnt matter).
Then i rest my back on the back of the front seat. Now put a little weight on the seat while pushing the very bottom of the seat towards the rear of the car it will only have to go back @ 1.5" then start to take your weight off the seat and it should pop out. then move to the other side.If you are rough with it, the seat may loose its shape.
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thanks for the Info guys' It turns out I don't need to remove it now anyway, but thanks :D
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For our last day of biking, our guide suggested we head out of town a bit and try a great Forest Service road that's used by mountain bikers. After an hour long drive up the road, we headed back down for a super fun 15 minute ride, over great bumps (that made for great jumps) and even turned off onto a bit of single track which included crossing a little stream. We were able to do that run four times, and by the end of the day we were sad to be finished. Honestly, we had such a fantastic time that I've already been googling 'four wheel downhill mountain biking' to see if I can find other places to do it.


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His race was all he had going for him. Without that, have never been elected the first time. And he's been a total failure on every issue. Second term was won based on lies and cover-ups.barry soetoro is an incompetent failure. The worst president in the history of America.
But, these libs need to go back and learn what administration and president deregulated the banks and lending institutions, which is directly responsible for the crash of 2008.
And which president, during his two terms, tried twice to have the banking regulations reinstated and was blocked both times by a democratic congress.


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Bayswater Park Mural Vandalized
A mural, designed and painted by local youth less than two years ago, was found vandalized last week.
The organization MakeMyMother- Proud sponsored the painting of the Bayswater Park mural after receiving a $1,000 grant. The organization was notified by the Parks Department on January 6th that the mural had been graffiti tagged.
"It is very sad, because we truly need to teach our youth to care for their community," said Lakia Kia Echols, the founder of MakeMyMotherProud. She added she was sad, not mad. "It just makes me work harder on helping to provide things for our youth."
Local artist Geoff Rawling took the art of various young people who won an art contest related to the project, and combined them in one design. The mural was painted by Rawling and young volunteers in July, 2012.
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OK soo recently I've been given some #TeamMinaj stories to read and all i have to say is theyre good AF!!!! *pauz* But seriously 2 stories were Onikafaree and the other one was Dricki. and off course the Dricki one was the BESTTTTTT! SHITTED ON THE OTHERS! LMAO :) All I have to say is #TeamMinaj has talent!! Dont sleep on us!! #thatisall :)
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The BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has initiated a pilot project under which they will rehabilitate hawkers in five areas in the city—Dadar, Prabhadevi, Chem-bur, Vile Parle and D-ward, which includes areas such as Malabar Hill and Napean Sea Road.
The project will be conducted through an independent committee set up by the civic body. The committee, which consisted of academician Sharit Bhowmik and urban planner Rohit Shinkre, has now been expanded to include activist Indrani Malkani.
"We have given the committee three months to study these areas and resettle these hawkers. This will include finding innovative ways to relocate them in the same spots, using special designs," said a senior civic official on condition of anonymity.
Bhowmik agreed, adding, "We will look at these five areas, study the hawkers there and then plan our further course of action. We will look at resettling them in the same area, but also try and create new infrastructure."
Shinkre said, "We will categorise street vendors based on location, time and commodities, as well as whether they are stationary or mobile. We are discussing the spatial and planning aspects of the rehabilitation, which include looking at innovative designs."
A civic official said that civic staff will also be part of the project. "We will not just look at recommendations from the committee, but will also try to implement them in these areas to check their effectiveness," he said.
Hindustan Times has been continuously reporting about the tussle between the city's hawkers and its pedestrians.
The issue has been pending since 1985, when the Supreme Court first laid down guidelines for the BMC to follow, in order to regulate the hawkers on Mumbai's streets.


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Even Obama supporters worried about White House incompetence
posted at 9:37 am on March 16, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
I guess we can officially say that the honeymoon's over. The New York Daily News, not exactly a pillar of conservative thought, finds itself wondering aloud about whether Barack Obama and his team have the competence to lead the nation. The whispers have grown into a chorus:
Not long ago, after a string of especially bad days for the Obama administration, a veteran Democratic pol approached me with a pained look on his face and asked, "Do you think they know what they're doing?"
The question caught me off guard because the man is a well-known Obama supporter. As we talked, I quickly realized his asking suggested his own considerable doubts.
Yes, it's early, but an eerily familiar feeling is spreading across party lines and seeping into the national conversation. It's a nagging doubt about the competency of the White House.
Well, what did people expect? For the first time in decades and perhaps ever, America chose a President without executive experience in the public or private sectors, and without military command experience. If people expected smooth performance and cool competence from that kind of resume, then the best that can be said about them is that they indulged in self-delusion on a massive scale.
For the rest of us, this comes as no surprise at all. The failed appointments have managed to be less embarrassing than the ones that "succeeded", such as Tim Geithner and Vivek Kundra. The administration keeps promising plans that never get delivered, and Obama all but abdicated to Nancy Pelosi during the Porkulus debacle. And that doesn't even begin to cover Obama's embarrassing performance during Gordon Brown's visit, and Hillary Clinton's shameful "I don't understand multiparty democracy" tour at the EU.
Obama is in over his head, and so are his closest aides, such as Geithner, Hillary, and the entire team. The best we can hope is that on-the-job training can work quickly.
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TFcon is happy to reveal the 2014 custom class figure Classics "Crankedcase". Instructed by customizing veterans DAK, Nemesis Predaking, Plowking and Chans formers, this class will take you through the real customizing process from start to finish, taking a toy and transforming it into a new character. Using paint, stickers and several hours of focus, all skill levels can learn how to create their own custom toy in this class where everything you need will be provided. There are still spots open for the Friday and Sunday classes which you can register for on the Admission/Registration/Ticket Information page.
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Working with Emotions - 4-day Meditation Retreat
"Working with Emotions"
Anger, Jealousy, Fear - sometimes it feels overwhelming when emotions rule our daily life and experience, disturbing peace and equanimity of mind. But when we learn to really be with them, instead of compulsively acting on them, they provide the colorful energy for compassion towards ourselves and others. Buddhism points out ways to befriend our emotions on the basis of awareness as a useful resource in our daily life and on our spiritual path. Instead of rejecting our emotions as uncontrollable troublemakers, we see the potential of our relationship with them to connect us with the wisdom of our inherent nature. We can step beyond our habitual emotional patterns and realize that we don't have to exclude any aspect of our being.
This 4-day retreat introduces to mindfulness meditation and includes practice, talks, contemplations, exercises and discussion.
"Feelings like disappointment, embarrassment, irritation, resentment, anger, jealousy, and fear, instead of being bad news, are actually very clear moments that teach us where it is that we're holding back. They teach us to perk up and lean in when we feel we'd rather collapse and back away. They're like messengers that show us, with terrifying clarity, exactly where we're stuck. This very moment is the perfect teacher, and, lucky for us, it's with us wherever we are." Pema Chödrön
This programme is taught in English. Interpretation into French is offered at no extra cost. Interpretation into other languages is available under certain conditions. Translation services can be guaranteed only if requested at least two months in advance. Please contact us for more information.


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Below the PCI slots we find one of the standout features of MSI's top-end boards. There's a selection of buttons here, of which the first and probably most significant is OC Genie, activated by a large, round, dark-blue button that's almost impossible to press accidentally thanks to a blue shroud, the lip of which extends above the button's surface. You'll be able to tell at a glance if it's active because the button remains depressed and becomes backlit in blue
According to MSI, thanks to its proprietary hardware overclocking chip, OC Genie can optimally overclock your CPU (even adjusting voltages and memory speeds on the fly). Just press the button, turn your PC on and within one second the OC Genie system will have figured out your optimal settings.
We'll get onto how well it works later on, but for now it's also worth mentioning the round, black plus and minus buttons backlit in red. Called DirectOC, these two ingenious buttons allow you to manually adjust the CPU Base Clock (BLCK) in 1Mhz increments. All this should make overclocking a snap without even entering the BIOS or using any software.
Here you'll also find a silver, green-backlit power button. However, while this is all well and good, there's no sign of a reset button, nor is there a clear CMOS button - instead, you're limited to the aforementioned jumper switch. Admittedly features like a reset and clear-CMOS button are hardly essential, but their exclusion is a bit jarring considering the other high-end touches on the P55-GD65 - especially when they are included on the next step up P55-GD80 model.
DrMos refers to MSI's Driver MOSFET power regulation solution, consisting of two MOSFETs combined with an dedicated Driver IC. According to MSI this configuration should lead to lower power consumption and cooler temperatures, all of which should make for great overclocking.
As part of the P55-GD65's advanced power management features, there's a bank of six blue LEDs above the RAM slots which indicate how many of the power circuits (phases) are being used. It makes for a pretty light show but we're not sure when and where this would actually be useful. However, if you don't like them or have a windowless case, you can turn them off via a setting in the BIOS.
Also worth mentioning is MSI's SuperPipe technology. Those finned heatsinks on the P55-GD65 are connected by what the company claims is the thickest heatpipe used on any motherboard in the world, measuring 8mm thick and providing up to 90 per cent better cooling. While this is doubtless beneficial, the cooling solutions on other P55 boards (which don't seem to suffer much from heat problems to begin with) do the job just fine, so this is clever marketing more than anything.
Another slightly exotic feature consists of a header for an optional trusted platform module (TPM), though we can't see too many of this board's target customers appreciating the option.
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For anyone else curious like I was, MSI offer a 2 year warranty on this motherboard. That begins from when it leaves the MSI UK warehouse, so you could conceivably not get the full 2 years.
Sorry for leaving that info out, warranty has been added to the Feature Table for future reviews.
Excellent! Thanks, it's good to see what faith manufacturers have in their products and lets us weigh up the cost/length of service ratio.
Nice to see a feature table. Thanks Ardjuna.
You don't have much faith in the UK postal service then, b166er? Can't say I blame you. It's my birthday tomorrow and so far I've only got one (!) card and that's from my mum. Bah!
np, thanks for the thanks :)
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TF* shoot are acceptable as long as you are covering all related expenses (e.g. Makeup, Hair, travel, hotel, and extraordinary wardrobe requirements). Shoots more then a 50 mile radius will require compensation for gas. I will consider limited nude TF* shoots for select photographers. If you request a TF* shoot you must be clear on all the requirements of the shoot. I will expect a copy of the images taken at the completion of the shoot. All edits can be forwarded via email, disk, or as otherwise agreed upon prior to the shoot.
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Upon arrival at our lodge, our Fishing Program Manager will meet with you to discuss the type of fishing you would like to do and what options are available during your stay. It is important to remember that weather controls our ability or lack there of, to accomplish the fly outs each day. Each evening the Fishing Program Manager will discuss with our guide staff as to what rivers fished good and what rivers did not. He will then also check with the pilots for a weather forecast for tomorrow, so he can put together the schedule for the next day. It is important for you to give feedback to your guide as to the type of fishing you like and if you find that a specific river or type of fishing fits your desires more so than another. The great thing is that because of our locations of the lodges, you have a tremendous variety of choices for each day.
If you choose to fish the Kvichak or Naknek, your guide will use boats to transport you within a seven-mile radius of the lodge. Many times you will be able to see the lodge while you are landing your fish. Your guide will have your boat ready and will be waiting for you on the dock each morning.
We allow guests to fish after dinner in June and July if they wish, however, we have a 9:45 P.M. curfew on the guides at which time they need to have all guests back at the lodge. We do have fixed times for aircraft departures and mealtimes at the lodges, but other than those you can you can work with your guide to plan out whatever fishing schedule you would like. If you are on a fly-out for the day, you will depart the lodge after breakfast and be at a remote location for the day. You will return to the lodge before diner each day.
A typical day on the Naknek is as follows:
Breakfast made to order begins at 5:45 AM.
You will depart the lodge at 7:00 AM for a day of fishing on the Naknek River.
Lunches will be served riverside by your guide. You will then fish the river until approximately 5:00 PM. Cocktails and appetizers are in the main lodge at 6:30 PM and dinner is at 7:30 PM each night.
A typical day with fly outs from the Naknek is as follows:
The first thing to keep in mind about any fly out program is that the weather controls everything that we do. We are located in a remote part of the world and we are flying in a rugged wilderness where weather conditions change rapidly and sometimes unexpectedly. We schedule fly outs the night before based upon weather predictions and also fishing conditions. If you are scheduled to be on a fly out, we want you to have breakfast right at 5:45 AM so you have time to prepare for the excursion. You will depart the lodge after breakfast and spend the day on a remote river. Your guide will either prepare a shore lunch or have sandwiches for you. You will return to the lodge sometime between 4:30 and 5:30 PM.


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At least by now my interview process was fine tuned, if a little robotic. And brutal. Here's a rundown:
1. How old are you?
Sure, it's laden with generalisations, but anyone who doesn't remember Kylie Minogue in dungarees or Boy George when he was thin, and in Culture Club rather than the Community Service Club, is bound to make me feel old
2. Are you German?
It's difficult to ask this one outright, but, nine times out of ten, I'm contacted by Germans. I'd had the good, the bad, and the ugly, and, nine times out of ten, they'd been miserable, moaning bastards who made me feel like a bad tour guide. And they liked techno music. Which leads me nicely on to...
3. What sort of music do you like?
If the answer is dance, you can book yourself on the Greyhound.
4. Are you in any kind of coital relationship with your travel partner?
On the one side, there are couples that live in a bubble of bliss and remain oblivious to their fellow travellers. On the other, there are monumental bust ups. I can't decide which is worse.
Generally, I find it best to have these conversations over a pint, which also allows me to establish whether my potential travel partners are dandy or dud drunks
If they pass these tests, there's only one more question:
5. Do you own a headtorch?
Within the space of a few days I'd been contacted by an Australian who called himself Harry Houdini but had a picture of a middle aged Japanese man as his Facebook Profile Picture. Denied. There was then the Canadian girl who'd been travelling for six years and "could tell I was a smoker" on the phone. Denied. Of course, the Germans followed. Denied. Denied. Denied.
Then, there was Jimmy, a free spirited, Australian, pot smoking hippy who I liked the sound of. To start with, he wanted to bring a dog. No problem. Then, he wanted to bring a swag, and, oh... a surfboard. Denied.
Frankly, I was exhausted.
But then, there was Jessina: 23, Finnish, and a travel buddy who'd never been on a road trip before
It started on the internet, and progressed to the phone, and soon we found ourselves in a beautiful relationship on the open road. It was, at least, symbiotic: I introduced Jess to the joys of free camping on the highway; and I learnt more about reindeer, elk, saunas, living in darkness and, er, threesomes, than I might ever need to know.
She did, though, have to buy a headtorch. I guess not everyone's perfect.
Over the ensuing days, the skies cleared. The air grew heavy with the dampness of humidity. And, for the first time in a long time, I stowed away the Ugg boots, and, like a campsite Cinderella, pulled my well worn flip flops out of retirement and back onto my pasty feet.


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Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Economics in a DRM-Free World
Today, the demand that someone (not necessarily the artist) be compensated for the creative act is driving the demand for digital rights management. Because it is today so easy to make copies of content, the idea is that any access to content must be compensated. Otherwise, we are told, the creator (or, more accurately, the rights holder) will not be rewarded.
But we have had free content since time immemorial. Not always in the form of television, obviously, but from the days the first stories were told around the campfire and the days the first paintings were drawn on the walls of caves, listeners and viewers could access that content for free.
It is important to recognize this. It is important to see that free access to content has, though history, been the rule, not the exception. That the commodification of content, that the charging of access fees, subscriptions, or some other form of tariff, is a recent invention for almost all forms of content.
Yet, somehow, through history, artists and authors and musicians managed to ply their trade. How was this possible? It was rarely through sale of recordings or reproductions. Here are some ways authors, artists and musicians can support bthemselves in a post-DRM world.
1. Sale of Original Works
The best examples of this practice are found in the visual arts - paining and sculpture, especially. Even though it is possible to create copies, the original cannot be recreated. This makes it rare, and hence, valuable. The same approach may be used in writing; witness J.K. Rowling's The Tales of Beedle the Bard, handwritten and bound, which sold for £1.95 million at a Sotheby's auction.
Indeed, it is by selling original works that most craftsmen and artisans make their livings. We see at the Craft Fair at the local park very year everything from photographs to candle holders to wood shelves to maple syrup being sold by local merchants. And people who lay bricks, build houses, make hamburgers, and grow wheat also profit by the sale of original products. This, indeed, is the dominant form of commerce in society, one that artists would do well to consider.
2. The Sale of Services
While the musician does not frequently sell an original work, the musician is almost unique among the artists in his or her ability to offer a performance (though you can also watch painters performing). As we are frequently told, musicians typically make more money performing than through CD sales. That is why Canadian musicians have split from the recording industry.
Most people in the world make their livings from performing services. Photographs take photos by request, artists paint portraits, authors write news articles and obituaries and greeting card poems. Waiters bring us our food, receptionists greet people and ask them to sit in the waiting room, call centre staff answer questions and provide advice. The people who perform services rarely, if ever, retain rights to the work they have performed. Artists and other creative talents should consider that this might be good enough for them as well.
3. Selling Sponsorships
This is the reason we have free access to content on television and radio. Today we know this under the more generic name of 'advertising', but the sale of sponsorhips has a wide variety of models, everything from the restrained sponsorship messages on public broadcasting to the blazoning of company logos on sports jerseys and racing cars.
Advertising has always been (and remains) the major source of revenue for newspapers - so much so that even the venerable New York Times has abandoned its paid content model in order to lure more readers to view its advertisements.
Advertisers seek implied credibility by association with quality or entertaining content. So advertising is not suitable for all types of content, of course (though you would never know by the way it is relentlessly pursued). Advertising is probably inappropriate for educational content. But for many artists - especially those in video and entertainment - advertising can help pay the bills.
4. Obtaining Patronage
Mozart was employed as a court musician by the ruler of Salzburg Prince-Archbishop Hieronymus Colloredo. Michelangelo worked under the patronage of Pope Julius II. Even Ranier Maria Rilke was supported for a time by the patronage of Ludwig Wittgenstein. The glory days of patronage may have passed us by, but it remains the primary means of income for many creative workers.
My own work, for example, is funded by the Government of Canada, as I am employed by the National Research Council, an appointment that may be seen as a sort of patronage. Foundations routinely support authors and artists and others. IBM has its fellows program. Japan has its living treasures program.
5. Work for Hire
If it's good enough for tens of thousands of university professors, it should be good enough for artists as well. Professors are not compensated for the articles they write, nor do they receive income for reviewing publications. Even if they write textbooks, their earnings are minor compared to the salaries they receive for teaching and research.
The vast majority of crative workers - authors, artists, even musicians - receive no royalties or other income from their creative works. These rights are retained by their employers - newspapers, magazines, advertising agencies, and myriad other businesses and agencies. This content is, in turn, used to make money by any of the other means described in this article.
6. Bundling
Vendors compensate artists for creating or contributing content to be distributed with their products.
Prince recently created a sensation when he released his latest album for free as an insert inside the Daily Mail. This is a distribution method writers of open source software will recognize instantly, as almost everything written under the GPL eventually winds up on a magazine CD as a giveaway. Starbucks, meanwhile, has been giving away free music to coffee patrons. Even McDonald's is giving songs away with meals.
It's a bit harder to give away writing and art - there's less demand - but nonetheless very practical and useful add-ons can be given away with food, hardware, indeed, any sort of product. This will be a significant source of income for learning materials, as vendors seek to stimulate a demand for their product by teaching people about it (the book on types of coffee the vendor in McEwan Hall once loaned me made me an affectionado for life).
7. Loss Leaders and Marketing
When Ben Goodger was hired by Google, his previous position had been unpaid: he was one of the lead developers for Firefox. Like many programmers, he made his name writing open source software. The work he did became a a calling card or an advertisement for his work.
If we look around the education boogosphere we see numerous examples of the same phenomenon. Jay Cross, Harold Jarche and Nancy White all offer consulting services - and they also make their views known for free on their weblogs. Their free public writings are the best publicity they could hope for as they can clearly demonstrate their talents to others.
8. Helping People Being Creative
I call it the 'butterfly thesis'. It goes like this: people everywhere in the world decorate their homes with wooden butterflies. They are not paid for this act of creativity; quite the contrary, they actually pay for the privilege. But they want btheir houses to look nice.
In a similar manner, the vast bulk of the content on Flickr was produced not by people who wanted to make money from their art but by people who were creative and simply wanted to share.
This becomes a business model when people realize that our desire to share is itself a powerful force in society. From the scrapbooking store down the road to the photography shop to Google Video and YouTube, people have been making a living helping other people be creative.
The idea that you have to restrict access to make money is a fallacy. None of these techniques require payments or subscriptions or other fees, nor do they require digital rights management or any sort of access control at all. Indeed, many of them depend on free and open access.
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I recently had a conversation with my employers, I want to expand and gain experiance in new technologies (which is happening) this helps my career and I am doing what I want. If I didn't get the opportunity to develop as I wish where I work then I would have written something opensource in the technology that I wish to work in and used that as a springboard/sampler to get work elsewhere (I think this is just the same as the sample works cabinet makers or artisans may have made to prove their skills hundreds of years ago). The potential to put my work out there, to be picked apart and stand on its own two feet, frees me a little from haveing to rely on references and what it says on my CV (not always something I can control) to procur a new job in the future.ReplyDelete
A girl in Germany produces learning resources in a language I am learning. They are helpful, she has a Paypal dontate button, I make a donation. She thanks me by email, I ask some questions in comments and get good specific feedback. She is encouraged by feedback and presumably the odd donation and produces more and more material...
I have made donations to producers of free music online before (simply because I hope they will produce more of the same).
I feel the wind of change blowing, maybe it will just mean that I am less likely to purchase something that I don't like (because I read the wrong reviews). But I think people with real talent and skills will do just fine. Perhaps some people will lose out who don't deserve to but that happens under the prevailing system also. People with real talent who don't get the breaks or backing or hype or whatever have been losing out for decades.
Whatever the merits of your other arguments, the comment that free content has been the norm throughout history is specious. Rape and famine have been the norm as well, not to mention war and pestilence, monarchy, and a few other goodies not tolerable to a modern mind. Find a better argument.ReplyDelete
Joseph, I think you are missing Stephen's point when he states that "free access has, throughout history, been the rule, not the exception". This is simply a rebuttal to claims that the opposite is the case - that free access is a new problem requiring "that any access to content must be compensated." As Stephen explains, free access doesn't eliminate incentives for creators. (It might reduce the quantity and quality of creative work - or it might not; evidence seems to be scarce and inconsistent.)ReplyDelete
Speaking of "specious" rape and famine have occured but they are definitely not the norm. Almost everyone I know has experienced neither. If they were the norm, well you don't need to be a philosopher to figure it out. War, pestilence, and monarchy have been a little more frequent, but again I think in human history these are the aberrations and the trend is for them to be attenuated. Thanks to free content, we are able to make these points and read those of others. I think that JE's comments may have in fact helped to support SD's case.ReplyDelete
Of all the concerns and complaints I have heard about 'pirates' and 'thieves', I finally read a forward-thinking post that highlights the right direction for digital property to go. Call it copyright or copywrong three things are inevitable:ReplyDelete
1. Digital access is making copying easier than ever, and stopgap solutions will not prevent, and for that matter barely hinder, unwanted copying.
2. Propaganda promoting copying as morally wrong will not sway the opinions of the remix generation, (or for that matter it will not sway teachers' actions- short of my previous librarian I am unaware of a single teacher who has not photocopied something copyrighted beyond what is considered 'fair use').
3. Digital forms of ALL art/media/property will be prolific... they aren't going away any time soon.
So, fight the inevitable winds of change and lose, or figure out how to harness the (long) tail wind and sail into an ocean of opportunities.
free digital content perhaps means that you can access digital simulacrum at face value = 0 (zero).ReplyDelete
As a musician, sound engineer, student of philosophy, writer, and lover of music and art (in general), I'd like to say that this guy is an idiot.ReplyDelete


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Marty Brown Selected Executive Director of the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
OFM director, Marty Brown, who will assume his new role as executive director of the SBCTC in mid-September. (Photo courtesy of the Washington State OFM)
LYMPIA, Wash - The State Board for Community and Technical Colleges has selected Marty Brown as its new executive director. Brown is currently the director of the Office of Financial Management (OFM) and is expected to assume his new role in mid-September.
State Board Chair Sharon Fairchild said Brown's experience will advance the system's mission to educate more Washingtonians to higher skills and degrees so students can land good jobs and contribute to the economy.
"If anybody knows the value of higher education and economic development, it's Marty Brown," said Fairchild. "He's a visionary leader who is well respected for his ability to steer important policy initiatives in tough financial times. His years of experience will be a tremendous asset for our students and our colleges."
As the current OFM director, Brown oversees policy, accounting, and labor relations for the State of Washington. Brown is responsible for overall management of the state's operating, transportation, and capital budgets. He also supervises work on the Governor's budget, proposed legislation, and financial policies, and establishes expenditure and revenue plans for all state agencies.
Brown formerly served as director of legislative affairs for Governor Gregoire, legislative director and deputy chief of staff for former Governor Locke, and secretary of the Washington State Senate.
Brown has a bachelor's degree from the University of Iowa and a juris doctor from the University of Puget Sound School of Law. He is replacing Charlie Earl, who is retiring this month.
"I'm energized and excited about the future of the community and technical college system. Innovation, technology, funding and access are key to students' success as they learn the skills needed for Washington to compete in the world," said Brown. "Our community and technical college system is one of the best investments Washington can make for the economic success of residents and the state. I look forward to building on that excellent foundation."
Washington's 34 community and technical colleges comprise the state's largest system of higher education. Each year, nearly 500,000 students train for jobs, prepare to transfer to a university, gain basic math and English skills, or pursue continuing education. The State Board for Community and Technical Colleges oversees the system, sets policy, allocates state operating and capital funds to the colleges, strategically plans the two-year college mission, and approves educational programs.


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Corner Twin bedroom in Artists home
Storlek140 ft²
Våning Nr.
- Kök
- Luftkonditionering
- Tvättmaskin/torktumlare
- Tv
- Öppen spis
- Parkeringsplats tillgänglig
- Pool
- Lämpligt för tillställningar
Översikt av fastigheten
|Goshawk St, 92123 San Diego, USA
|Typ av bostad
|Privat rum
|Fastighetens ID
This listing is for the Twin Corner Bedroom; however you can book from 1 up to 4 bedrooms in this home.
Beginning in September through December, we will have a construction project in a different part of the house. This shouldn't affect the main house except for noise from 8-5. Current pricing reflects that.
This is an artist's home with many paintings and artistic flourish. Tastefully and cheerfully furnished! You will love the colors! We just remodeled the kitchen and living room and it is beautiful! This is a place for the visual senses and perfect for kicking back – enjoy the tranquility. Any artist would love to call this home! We have furnished each room up to hotel standards. And it is just 5 miles from downtown! Included:
•Linens, towels, washcloths
•Flat screen TVs in every room and DVD players in every room except Twin
•High speed wireless or direct connect internet in every room
•Full use of the house.
•Wood floors throughout
•We also have blow-up beds for extra guests if you need.
•Coffee makers, Mini fridge & microwave in all rooms
•DVDs & Videos stash in the living room (all family friendly)
•All bedrooms have their own entrances and locks to the inside of the house and outside. Two have direct access to the back yard pool via French doors.
•Shampoo & conditioner
We do have cats, and have had several people stay with allergies. All have said that they did not experience problems.
Description of the Twin Corner bedroom: This room is a little larger than the Travel Twin and is furnished with two twin beds, linens, TV, desk, a mini fridge, coffee maker, and microwave. These are very comfortable Sealy Posturpedic beds. We can move them together for a king size bed, too. The room is light and airy and has some of my horse paintings as decoration. It shares the hall bath and is cat free. This room has French doors opening to the pool.
Depending on availability, you may select from this room or two other bedrooms. Here's a description of the other rooms:
Master bedroom 1: Nicely furnished with a queen bed (it has a thermapedic topper), armoire, TV, DVD player, mini-fridge, Coffee maker, microwave, desk, and has its own nice bathroom with a shower. Although we have cats, they do not come into this room so it's good for allergy sufferers.
The Travel Twin bedroom: We have a really nicely furnished smaller twin bedroom with a shared hall bath. This has a trundle bed that pulls out for a separate twin bed or can be put together for a king size bed. Very comfortable mattresses (one has a Thermapedic topper), cushy comforters, TV, DVD player, mini fridge, desk, coffee maker, and microwave. It has its own access to the pool via French doors. Decorated with a travel theme. Cat free.
Master bedroom 2: This is the bedroom we occupy. Just remodeled to include its own beautiful bath. It has a king size bed, and TV. Exterior French door opens onto an atrium. Cats do go in this room, so it is not good for allergy sufferers.
Back yard:
The back yard pool is situated in a very tropical setting. The neighborhood is quiet, and there is plenty of street parking available next to our home. This is a very peaceful setting and a good place to get away from the hubbub.
We are located central to everything - 5 – 20 minutes by car to all activities: downtown, close to freeways 163, 8 and 5. Our location is 163 and Genesee - next to Sharp Hospital (walking distance), Rady Children's Hospital (walking distance), close to Mesa College, Fashion Valley Mall and Mission Valley Mall (one exit away), 5 miles to the beach (we bike there occasionally), USD (2.5 miles) and other colleges, and to the San Diego airport and Montgomery Field.
There is plenty of on street parking next to our home.
Buses or public transportation:
Our home is a 15 minute walk to the bus line. For some destinations you will have to take a few buses. Most destinations are approximately 30 minutes to an hour away. This is a better location by car unless you're young and love to hike. There are no restaurants or shopping within walking distance, however we do give rides when we can.
We are a husband and wife - relaxed and fairly easy going middle aged (well, that's debatable) professionals with some extra rooms. We work full time.
This is a smoke free, drug free, and drama free home. We are well traveled and understand the needs of a traveler. We are friendly but can leave you to your privacy. You truly will find this an escape, an awesome place to kick back, or be close to the action down town.
HusreglerPlease message me before making a booking.
**The pool does not have a fence separately to enclose it, so be aware with children.
**No inside smoking, and no disposal of cigarettes in the landscaping or in trash cans inside the house. Please smoke on the side at the bottom of the steps.
** Be aware when you are cooking while using the cooktop. Do not let the pot get dry as it will ruin the glass top. This can be very expensive to replace.
**No after hours partying or noise after 10pm. No loud partying in the pool in the evenings - in regard for the neighbors.
**Please no eating on the beds or cosmetics on the beds. If you have sunscreen on, just roll back the comforters.
|Veckohyra för upp till 2 gäster
|Månadshyra för upp till 2 gäster
|Pris för > 2 gäster
|183 SEK extra per gäst/natt
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Recensioner för denna bostad
Min första med Wimdu - vad ett bra val. Om alla val är så stor, kan jag aldrig gå till ett hotell igen. Tack för allt!
My first with wimdu - what a good choice. If all choices are as great, i might never go to a hotel again. Thank you for everything!
Mycket trevligt rum i ett fint hus!
Neil och Pamela är mycket gästvänliga, och du kan verkligen med dem "som hemma" känner.
Vi skulle inte tveka att besöka det igen omedelbart!
Sehr schönes Zimmer in einem schönen Haus!
Neil und Pamela sind sehr gastfreundlich und man kann sich bei ihnen wirklich "like home" fühlen.
Wir würden sofort sie sofort wieder besuchen!
Vi hade en underbar vistelse på Pamelas och Neils hem. Det var ett riktigt fint hus med allt du behöver. Pamela och Neil alltid hjälpt oss om vi behövde något.
De är verkligen snäll och alltid upp för ett skämt.
Allt som allt var det en fantastisk upplevelse att leva tillsammans med sådana trevliga människor!
Om vi kommer att besöka San Diego en annan tid, ska vi boka sin plats igen.
We had a wonderful stay at Pamelas and Neils home. It was a really nice house with everything you need. Pamela and Neil always helped us if we needed something.
They are really kind and always up for a joke.
All in all it was an amazing experience to live together with such nice people!
If we are going to visit San Diego an other time, we'll book their place again.
Vi hade en stor tid på Pamelas vackra hus i San Diego.
Trevligt och rena rum nära till allt och en mycket vänlig och gästvänliga paret som värdar!
Vi skulle definitivt boka här boende igen för vår nästa vistelse i denna vackra stad!
We had a great time at Pamelas lovely house in San Diego.
Nice and clean room near to everything and a very friendly and hospitable couple as hosts!
We would definitely book this accommodation again for our next stay in this beautiful city!
Recensioner för andra bostäder av denna värd
min semester i San Diego har varit fantastisk, Pamela och Neil är mycket vänliga, underbara människor!
huset är vackert, mycket rena och i ett bra beighborhood, Bästa stället att bo, Bästa människor att mötas!
my vacation in San Diego has been fantastic, Pamela and Neil are very friendly, wonderful people!
the house is beautiful, very clean and in a good beighborhood; Best place to stay, Best people to meet!
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
We enjoyed our stay Pam and Neil treated us like family. Their home was fun and relaxing to be in. Great location too. Close access to freeways, but away from crowds and noise!
Nice and friendly, helpful. Nice house in a calm area.
Pamela was helpful when we had bad luck these days. Also we planed to stay longer we had to change our plans because of the bad weather. After our visit i seemed that my wife was allergic to cats but since we were ill, hard to say. Our "predecessor" stayed very (alsmost till 7 PM) long so we had to kill some time while waiting. We liked it and it was a great experience :)
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Thomas Eggar has announced that partner Richard Jordan is to succeed Patricia Woolgar and take over as head of the firm's private client group on 1 May.
Move of the week
Jordan has been a private client lawyer for more than 14 years and has experience in providing advice on tax, succession, asset protection and specialist counsel on all aspects of offshore taxation. Thomas Eggar managing partner Tony Edwards said: "Private client is a fundamental part of Thomas Eggar's business and this year is poised to be another very successful one for that team. I'm confident that Richard will not only maintain the momentum of the private client group, but build on its rapidly increasing reputation."
Michael Gregory has joined Silverman Sherliker as an associate. He was previously head of family law at Ronald Fletcher Baker.
He deals with a variety of family work, including the financial aspects of divorce, relationship breakdown and prenuptial agreements.
Morgan Lewis has announced that Susan Quint, who served as group legal director and company secretary for British Nuclear Fuels, has joined the firm as a partner in its energy practice, resident in London. Quint has more than 20 years of nuclear industry experience in the UK, Europe and the US.
Ansons Solicitors has hired residential property solicitor David Williams to head the team in Cannock. Williams has specialised in residential conveyancing for 12 years and joins the firm from Adcocks Solicitors, where he was a senior associate in the private client department.
Rogers & Norton is continuing its planned expansion programme with the appointment of two new partners, Peter Hastings and Steve Clarke. Hastings joins the firm after nine years at Steeles, where he was head of the commercial litigation department. Clarke has been with Rogers & Norton for four years, working with the conveyancing team, and becomes the firm's first non-solicitor partner.
North West
Edward Coulson is joining Davies Arnold Coopers' insurance group as a partner. Coulson, who will be based in Manchester, specialises in professional indemnity and will head the insurance team in the city, working closely with the firm's London office. He joins the firm from Robin Simon, where he was a partner.
Halliwells has appointed Sydney Fulda as a commercial litigation partner. Fulda, currently an equity partner and head of dispute resolution at Berg Legal in Manchester, will also become a member of Halliwells' commercial litigation board when he joins the firm.
Solicitor Paul Kinsella has joined Armstrongs Solicitors to work in the firm's commercial department. He joins from Cardiff-based Mooneerams Solicitors, where he had five years' litigation experience. He has expertise in both claimant and defendant litigation and clinical and professional negligence matters.
Maclay Murray & Spens has announced that banking partner Robert Laing is to succeed Philip Skerrett as chairman when Skerrett's three-year term comes to an end on 1 June. Laing has been with the firm for 27 years. Skerrett joined Maclay in 2004 as part of its merger with boutique financial services practice The City Law Partnership, where he was a senior partner, before being named chairman
in 2007. He will remain with the firm as a consultant after his chairmanship has ended.
Morton Fraser has announced that Tony Byrne has joined the firm's Glasgow office as a senior associate after 11 years as a specialist corporate lawyer with Dickson Minto. He has experience in both the corporate and corporate finance fields.
Mayer Brown's Paris office has taken on competition and distribution lawyer Nathalie Jalabert-Doury as a partner. Prior to joining Mayer Brown she was a partner for five years at Carreras Barsikian Robertson & Associés. She has experience in all aspects of competition law, both in France and the EU.
Bulboaca & Associates has announced the appointment of Razvan Stoicescu to partner from associate. He has experience in capital markets and the financial and banking sector. This increases the number of partners at the firm to six.
Reed Smith has hired partners Nicolas Sauvage and Caroline Masson to launch its employment practice in Paris. The pair join from French law firm Courtois Lebel and bring with them a team of four associates comprising Stéfanie Oudard, Mélanie Race, Nathalie Marchand and Fernando Teixeira, as well as legal counsel Michaela McCormack.
Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson has announced that Noam Ankri and Olivier Genicot have been promoted to European counsel They are both part of the firm's Paris corporate practice.
Asia and Middle East
White & Case has promoted bank finance and restructuring counsel Baldwin Cheng to local partner. Cheng will relocate from the firm's Hong Kong office to Beijing in May. He has a background in international bank finance and restructuring and insolvency matters.
Covington & Burling has announced that Scott Macey, former senior vice-president
and director of government affairs at Aon Consulting, has joined the firm's employee benefits and executive compensation practice group as of counsel. He will be resident in the firm's Washington DC office.


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Princess in the Palace January 22 2016
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Definition of bide
bodeplay \ˈbōd\ or
transitive verb
1 past tense usually bided : to wait for —used chiefly in the phrase bide one's time is biding his time before asking for a raise
2 archaic : withstand two men … might bide the winter storm — W. C. Bryant
3 chiefly dialectal : to put up with : tolerate … couldn't bide children on his place … — J. W. Riley
intransitive verb
1 : to continue in a state or condition bide still a moment
2 : to wait awhile : tarry
3 : to continue in a place : sojourn bide in a cabin
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at my advanced age I simply cannot bide young children
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Middle English, from Old English bīdan; akin to Old High German bītan to wait, Latin fidere to trust, Greek peithesthai to believe
First Known Use: before 12th century
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