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Chef's suicide occurred days after restaurant sale
"We were in chaos," he said Tuesday. "We lost our chef. We didn't know what we were going to do."
Eight days before he leaped to his death from the George Washington Bridge, Joseph Cerniglia sold his financially troubled Fair Lawn restaurant to a new owner, who is now embroiled in a legal fight over the proceeds of a life insurance policy and the restaurant's future.
Details of the sale and the ensuing legal battle with Cerniglia's former business partners emerged in papers filed in connection with a lawsuit in which the insurer is asking a federal judge to determine the true beneficiary of the $600,000 policy.
The Sept. 24 suicide of Cerniglia, 39, of Wayne drew national attention because of his 2007 appearance on the Fox network's "Kitchen Nightmares," in which the award-winning chef discussed the precarious financial state of his restaurant, Campania.
Court documents show that Cerniglia and his business partners, Kevin Wynn and Riccardo Botti, sold CWB1, the company that operated Campania, on Sept. 16 for $288,000.
It was purchased by Campania Holding Corp., whose managing director is Philip Neuman, who operated Momma's Gourmet Kitchen, a recently shuttered Paramus restaurant. Neuman claims in court filings that Campania may be forced to close if his company is not paid the $600,000 death benefit.
CWB1 took out the life insurance policy in 2005 on Cerniglia, who continued to be employed as Campania's chef until his suicide.
Neuman says his company is the only party entitled to the benefit. In a Nov. 19 court filing, Neuman wrote that business has suffered so badly since Cerniglia's death that the restaurant is in danger of closing. "If the company does not receive the policy death benefit within the next week or so, it will have no choice but to stop operations, lay off its 22 employees and terminate the lease," he wrote.
However, Cerniglia's former business partners — Wynn, who is Cerniglia's brother-in-law, and Botti — counter that Neuman breached parts of the sale agreement by failing to pay employees, vendors and other bills.
They contend that ownership of Campania should revert back to them and to Cerniglia's estate, as should the life insurance benefit.
"According to the contract, when there's breaches, the contract becomes null and void and the ownership reverts back," Anthony Fusco Jr., the attorney representing Wynn and Botti, said in an interview. Fusco said his clients were considering filing a lawsuit in state Superior Court challenging Campania's ownership.
Fusco's filing says Neuman has failed to pay employees, vendors and taxes. It also says he did not pay Cerniglia for the week he spent as a restaurant employee.
Neuman said he was negotiating with vendors and had sent a check to Cerniglia's estate for his last week. He also saidCerniglia and his business partners let unpaid sales taxes accumulate for a year, utility bills had not been paid in months and that the restaurant's landlord had started eviction proceedings because of unpaid rent. Neuman said he has paid some of the taxes and bills since taking over, and has negotiated a new lease with the landlord.
But after Cerniglia's death, "business dropped to almost nothing," Neuman wrote. He said in a Nov. 4 filing that he had spent more than $12,000 on advertising offering deep discounts on meals. (Advertisements for Campania were published in The Record after Cerniglia's death.) More than $25,000 in coupons were redeemed, meaning the restaurant continued to lose money despite a recent uptick in business, he wrote.
Neuman asked U.S. District Judge William H. Walls to grant his company the insurance money immediately, citing the restaurant's dire financial condition. The judge denied the request on Monday.
"Our view is very simple — this is a business, like many others, that had a key man. When the key man is gone, you have a life insurance policy for it," Neuman said in an interview. He intends to appeal the request and hopes to keep Campania operating. He also plans to hold a benefit for Cerniglia's three sons in December.
The lawsuit was filed on Oct. 27 by The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America. It had received multiple claims on the policy and asked the court to determine the proper beneficiary. Its attorney did not return a phone call for comment.
Cerniglia's widow, Melissa, also made a claim but now "agrees that CBW1 LLC is the named beneficiary of the policy in question," her attorney, Michael J. Pasquale, said in a Nov. 19 letter. However, Pasquale noted that Melissa Cerniglia has raised numerous concerns about the sale to Neuman.
"She is being besieged by debt collectors," Pasquale wrote. "She has been contacted by the landlord of the business property and purveyors, all claiming that her late husband had personally guaranteed debts of the business. She had to pay over $2,500 to a medical insurance provider for premiums that were to have been paid by the company covering her late husband and their three children."
Pasquale did not return calls.
In an Oct. 6 interview with The Record, Neuman denied that he had ownership ties to Campania and said Cerniglia's family had asked him to help out at the restaurant after the suicide.
"We were in chaos," he said Tuesday. "We lost our chef. We didn't know what we were going to do."
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Thousands of London children are going to school hungry because their parents are too poor to afford breakfast.
A harrowing investigation reveals today that scores of children have even passed out in class due to lack of food.
Three quarters of teachers interviewed by the London Assembly in a snapshot survey said they had personally taken action to help hungry children. Of those who said they had "taken action" to feed pupils, 60 per cent said they provided food at their own expense.
Almost 20 per cent of those interviewed who regularly gave food to hungry children did so up to four times a month.
Fiona Twycross, who is leading the study, said: "It's heart-breaking to think that children are going to school hungry. Some kids have told us there's no food in the cupboard at home at all. The problem might be even more widespread than we think. There are probably thousands going hungry.
"You can't see a hungry child, you just see a child who is listless or a bit ratty and lacking concentration, so unless a teacher spots it and asks the right questions we just don't know.
"Thank goodness for caring teachers who pay for food for hungry pupils out of their own pockets – although it is scandalous that they have to in this day and age. What worries me even more is what is happening during the school holidays when this extra help isn't available."
The Assembly member added: "We've heard really devastating stories about pupils passing out. It's a dramatic illustration of the problem and hopefully not very widespread but it does happen. Even if it's just one child going hungry and we don't do anything about it that's a scandal."
More than 95 per cent of teachers interviewed said there were always a few pupils in their class were starting the day on an empty stomach.
Almost 20 per cent said as many as 15 pupils went without breakfast.
Half of the respondents from primary and secondary schools across the capital said the children went without because their parents could not afford it.
And almost all of the teachers interviewed - 97 per cent - said hunger impacted negatively on their pupils' concentration in lessons.
The Assembly's health committee, which publishes its full report in March, spoke to 164 head teachers and other staff across 21 different boroughs - including Lewisham, Lambeth and Tower Hamlets - to establish the scale and impact of hunger.
There are just over 2,000 primary and secondary schools in London educating around 1.25 million pupils so the scale of the problem is likely to be more widespread.
The study found there was a growing demand for food banks, breakfast clubs and free school meals as the economic downturn takes effect.
Investigators have uncovered harrowing tales. One teacher came across a child standing outside a cookery class sniffing the air as cakes were baked inside.
She described the scene as "like something out of a Dickens story" as the child had not eaten breakfast or lunch because he couldn't afford the food.
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I bought a harness and leash so that I can take Solo outside, but the few times that I've put it on him he's hated it. He either tries to get it off, tries to play with it, or just won't move. Dragging him around with it doesn't seem like it would be effective or very nice, so how do I get him used to it?
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Chelsea is just learning as well. She sometimes tries to walk backwards because it makes her nervous. You have to start slow. Put just the harness on him when you can supervise him indoors first so he can get used to the way it feels without the distraction of the excitement of being outside. Then try attaching the leash but not walking. Just sitting in one place and getting used to the limitations of the leash. Then try it outside but just on the deck or in the yard allowing him to lead until he seems confident enough to walk with you where you want him to go. Chelsea gets excited when she sees hers now because she knows it means she will get to go out. She will come to me to let me clip the harness on her now. Just give Solo time and be patient.
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he Prairie School's Center for Developing Excellence addresses the national concern with the quality of, and interest and participation in, upper level high school math and science course work. In Racine, Wisconsin the problem is particularly acute. Distressingly few public school students pursue math beyond algebra 2, limiting their access to post-secondary and university study and later career choices in the hard sciences, engineering, health sciences, and domestic and international business.
As an independent school, Prairie can provide leadership by providing educational programs to the community that actively address such inadequacies, thereby demonstrating the public purpose of private schooling. The Prairie School's Center will provide a four-week, summer enrichment program featuring practical, measurable and challenging math and science experiences for incoming 8th, 9th, and 10th grade students who attend area schools. A "Science Saturdays" program will be implemented throughout the regular school year to maintain Center students' interest and engagement. We also will provide ongoing mentoring and a math and science blog that will introduce engaging topics and questions to keep Center students "in the sciences". The Center will provide an innovative, multi-dimensional program designed and taught by "anchor" teacher-leaders from prairie and partner private, parochial and charter schools. This faculty team will experiment and innovate together to create a summer program that both inspires and prepares its students for advanced math and science study. As a result of their instructional experience at The Center, those teachers will bring fresh thinking and new, engaging teaching strategies back to their classrooms each fall. Our target audience: students in their late middle and early high school years whose interests are still formative, who might well prove to have the ability to study math and science at the AP or IB level in high school if encouraged and motivated, and whose chance of receiving the requisite foundation, enrichment and skills is limited by either their surroundings or previous educational opportunities. A generous financial aid program will make it possible for many to attend each summer. Long-term, we expect that many Center graduates will return to Racine after university, providing leadership to the health sciences and business communities, and strengthening the local educational environment and the local economy for years to come.
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"Train Fair" at ICC November 18October 24, 2012
EAST PEORIA – The Peoria Train Fair returns to the Illinois Central College East Peoria Campus, Sunday, November 18th. The fair runs from 10AM to 3PM and is sponsored by the Illinois Valley Model Railroad Club in Peoria and Pekin's River City Model Railroad Club.
The clubs' fundraiser will feature several operating model railroad layouts, swap meet tables, videos and more. Admission is just $3 for adults. Kids, 12 and under are free when accompanied by an adult. Refreshments will be available.
"Whether you are a model railroad enthusiast, train buff, or just someone who is looking for unique Christmas gifts, there will be something for everybody" according to event organizer, Ron Brown. "We're excited about this great event!"
The operating layouts return to the Train Fair this year. River City Model Railroad Club President Don MacGregor says, "We're excited to pass on the fun of model railroading to the next generation. Our traveling layout, complete with sidings, accessories and scenery, will give attendees an idea of what is possible in model railroading."
DVDs, videos, books, and photos, as well as many model railroad parts and supplies will be available. Tables will also highlight new and used Lionel, O, HO, N and Z items. Real railroad memorabilia will be available including clothing (hats, shirts, patches, and pins). Whether you're adding to an existing design or looking for a child's first train layout, everything will be at the Peoria Train Fair.
All proceeds from the fair support the Illinois Valley Model Railroad Club in Peoria and River City Model Railroad Club in Pekin and their efforts to highlight and promote the hobby of model railroading to all.
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Sometimes it's the journey, sometimes it's the destination and most times, it's both; an enthralling journey across central and northern Peru, Colombia and one of the last great frontiers - The Amazon. From the Andes to the Amazon, the Pacific to the Caribbean, this fascinating adventure began in Peru, an incredibly beautiful country with one of the richest biodiversity's on earth; from its arid coastline, to the towering peaks of the Andes, to the awe-inspiring sounds of the Amazon Jungle. Along the way I was treated to breath-taking scenery, warm-hearted hospitality, charming indigenous communities, villages lost in time, vibrant markets, wonderful architecture, a vibrant music scene, a diversity of fauna and flora, and......... well, the list could go on and on. Though the lasting impression and a striking feature will be the Colombian and Peruvian people - who are a tourist attraction within their own right; their sheer generosity and overwhelming friendliness typifies this captivating part of the world, and was a joy to be a part of.
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Sixteen Amish men and women who have lived rural, self-sufficient lives surrounded by extended family and with little outside contact are facing regimented routines in a federal prison system where almost half of inmates are behind bars for drug offenses and modern conveniences, such as television, will be a constant temptation.
Prison rules will allow the 10 men convicted in beard- and hair-cutting attacks on fellow Amish in eastern Ohio to keep their religiously important beards, but they must wear standard prison khaki or green work uniforms instead of the dark outfits they favor. Jumper dresses will be an option for the six Amish women, who will be barred from wearing their typical long, dark dresses and bonnets.
It�s unclear where the Amish will serve their sentences. Visits from family members might be difficult since they don�t drive modern vehicles. The defendants, all members of the same Amish sect, were convicted in September of hate crimes in 2011 attacks meant to shame fellow Amish they believed were straying from the strict religious interpretations espoused by the sect�s leader. Fifteen of them received sentences ranging from one to seven years; the ringleader, Samuel Mullet Sr., got 15 years.
They all rejected plea deals that offered leniency, with some young mothers turning down possible chances for probation.
Amish communities have a highly insular, modest lifestyle, are deeply religious and believe in following the Bible, which they believe instructs women to let their hair grow long and men to grow beards and stop shaving once they marry.
Prosecutors say the 16 defendants targeted hair because it carries spiritual significance, hence the hate crime prosecution. The defendants had argued that the Amish are bound by different rules guided by their religion and that the government had no place getting involved in what amounted to a family or church dispute.
The prison system allows an array of religion-dictated head coverings for inmates, including scarves for Jewish women and hijabs for Muslim women and, for men, turbans for Sikhs, headbands for Native Americans and yarmulkes for Jews. Baggy pants and full-length robes mandated by some faiths are prohibited.
Inmates can buy clothing items from a small selection, mostly white T-shirts and gray sweat suits, federal prison system spokesman Chris Burke said.
As for the beards, �That�s not an issue, as long as it doesn�t present some sort of security risk or security hazard, and I�m not aware of any case where that�s happened,� he said.
There�s also the danger of Amish being offended, or even damaged, by access to technology, though some Amish don�t eschew modern conveniences altogether, researcher Donald Kraybill noted. He wrote in his book �The Riddle of Amish Culture� that some Amish have selectively adopted technology, including generators to power farm equipment and refrigerated milk holding tanks.
Kraybill knows one Amish man whose prison job taught him to work with audio equipment.
In 1999, four Amish serving time in Iowa for vandalizing a neighbor�s farm were released from jail early in part because officials worried they were being spoiled by television, electric lights and telephones.
Amish may have seen television at a neighbor�s home or in a public area like a restaurant, Kraybill said, �but to have it available constantly would create a whole new temptation for them.�


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Stitch on the lateral palpebral commissure to lessen scleral show. Fillers for indented scars? (Photo)
Would like to know if a stitch on rt. eye lateral palpebral commissure will lessen scleral show. Fillers to lift scar. To lessen obvious signs of being operated on.
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Correction of this type of lid lag require understanding of what has caused it and examination of the lid to assure that there is enough looseness to move the lid to a proper position or by releasing the tissues that are pulling the lid down. Often a combination of techniques would be necessary such as lid repositioning, support with a stitch and fat injection and rarely placement of a spacer. You may wish to consult a plastic surgeon who is experienced in this are.
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I do love you. A lot. However, I feel I have to take this opportunity to share some of my frustrations around your general awareness of housework. By this I mean you have no awareness.
Take your clothes for example. If you look in our bedroom you will see a wardrobe and a chest of drawers. This is where your clothes belong. I understand it may be easier to keep them on the bedroom floor in piles but really, it's just making the place look crowded. I'd also really appreciate it if you could not store your dirty socks in amongst your piles of clean clothes because, well, your feet do whiff a bit (I know this is down to all the hard work you do at work) and it can be really quite nasty when I have to check which socks go in the drawers and which go in the washing pile.
|But this is where Daddy told me to put them!
On the matter of clothes, please could you hang your jackets up in the jacket cupboard? I wouldn't mind if it was one jacket hanging on the back of a chair but when you have a chair with a jacket for every season on it then you're just taking the mick.
Then we have your plates and cups which are left on the counter, above the dishwasher. I know you believe in dishwasher fairies, who come after dinner and magically fill the dishwasher for you but I have to tell you, there is no such thing as a dishwasher fairy. If there is then just call me Tinkerbell.
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My final grievance is with the toilet. I do sleep-pee a lot (I go to the toilet whilst half asleep, I'm not peeing the bed, just to be clear) so I'd really appreciate it if you could leave the toilet seat down. My biggest problem with the toilet though is this: I know what you had for dinner last night, I don't need to see it after it has come back out.
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Carl Edwards in the 400: In eight starts at the 1.5-mile Vegas track, Edwards has two wins, three top-five and four top-10 finishes. His average start is 13.5, and his average finish is 10.2. Edwards has completed every lap of Cup competition attempted at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and aim to repeat his 2011 win at this track. Edwards at Las Vegas: According to NASCAR's Loop Statistics compiled over the last eight races at Vegas, Edwards has turned 139 of the track's fastest laps (sixth most), spent 1501 laps in the top 15 and led a total of 160 laps. Edwards' driver rating is sixth best among active drivers. The Car: The No. 99 Team will roll out RK – 831 which is a new chassis for intermediate tracks for the 2013 season. Primary Sponsor Note: Aflac will carry out their primary paint scheme for the fifth consecutive sponsorship season of the No. 99 Aflac Ford Fusion Edwards quotes on the Kobalt Tools 400 "Since the test in Charlotte this off season, the whole 99 team has been looking forward to the race in Vegas," said Edwards. "We feel that we have a very fast Aflac Ford Fusion and that all the Ford's should be pretty tough there. We're going to Las Vegas to make it two in a row. We feel like we can use the momentum we've got and the confidence we built there in Phoenix to go have great pit stops, qualify well and race hard all day."
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Selective liquid chromatographic determination of trace domoic acid in seawater and phytoplankton: improvement using the ophthaldialdehyde/9-fluorenylmethylchloroformate derivatization
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ABSTRACT: Domoic acid (DA), a toxin produced worldwide by some species of the genus Pseudo-nitzschia, is responsible for contamination of marine molluscs, mammals, birds, and for human intoxication, and when detected in high levels results in closures of shellfish farms, thus causing severe economic losses to aquaculture. Studies on algal production of DA in cultures and field samples require sensitive methods capable of measuring trace concentrations of domoic acid. Measuring domoic acid concentrations at trace levels is still a significant challenge. A sensitive and reliable double derivatization using o-phthaldialdehyde-mercaptoethanol/9-fluorenylmethylchloroformate (OPA-MeSH/FMOC-Cl) followed by high-performance liquid chromatography with fluorescence detection has been adapted for the determination of trace levels of dissolved (dDA) and particulate domoic acid (pDA). The selectivity toward domoic acid is greatly improved by eliminating the reaction between FMOC-Cl and primary amines. Compared with the original Pocklington method, the sensitivity obtained by the double derivatization is largely enhanced (×6) and the reproducibility is significantly increased (<4% relative standard deviation [RSD] for nanomolar domoic acid concentrations). A better precision and an improved interoperator reproducibility were obtained with this two-step derivatization optimized protocol. This methodology will be useful for monitoring domoic acid production both in Pseudo-nitzschia cultures and in natural environmental marine samples.


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A Holiday That Kept Amazon's Hopes Alive
By Margaret Popper
For e-tailing dot-coms, 2000 was the year the Grinch stole Christmas. Those that haven't been forced to shut their doors are in imminent danger of doing so -- eToys' (ETYS ) Christmas is rumored to have been disastrous -- or have watched their stock prices plummet to the lower depths.
Amid the carnage are some glimmers of hope. Amazon.com, (AMZN ), like all Nasdaq companies, watched its stock price fall. But the mother of all e-tailers emerged from Christmas still breathing and is likely to survive for many quarters to come. Not only did it ship 31 million items from Nov. 2 to Dec. 23, according to the company, but it also, as promised, fulfilled by Christmas Day more than 99% of the orders it had received through midnight (West Coast time) Dec. 23. If that's true, the company has gone a long way toward erasing the bitter memories of Christmas past, when many Amazon shoppers didn't receive their orders in time to place them under the tree.
But customer service, while important, isn't everything. Now Amazon has to prove that its expensive growth strategy can eventually lead to profitability. With its current high distribution costs, analysts say there's no way the company can claw its way into the black. Amazon will have to maintain rapid revenue growth to achieve the economies of scale that warrant the giant distribution network it has created. Even if it gets its costs down, Amazon will never have margins that are much better than those of a direct-mail marketer. And while many analysts still love Amazon, its price will likely be stuck in low gear until it achieves those margins.
On the revenue side, Amazon's holiday story had a happy ending. "They held their own with market share. With all the competition from offline players like Wal-Mart, Target, and Kmart, that's a big win," says Jeffrey Fieler, consumer Internet analyst at Bear Stearns. "Amazon is the only [pure-play dot-com] winner."
Just a few days into the new year, analysts were betting that Amazon surpassed $1 billion in sales in the fourth quarter of 2000, with a strong holiday shopping spree boosting its numbers. That would have brought sales for the year to around $2.9 billion, according to Fieler. These numbers have the company repeating what founder Jeff Bezos has been saying since 1995: Revenue growth is what's important. "We're losing money because we continue to invest in new businesses," says Bill Curry, Amazon's director of public relations.
Analysts, however, are more likely to blame distribution than investing in new businesses. It's true that Amazon has been steadily whittling away at these costs, but it has to cut them aggressively to have a sustainable business for the long haul. And contributing to the distribution problem is too much capacity. The distribution centers Amazon built in 1999 and 2000 are operating at only about 30%. But that excess capacity could quickly evaporate. If the company's growth reaches 40% annually as predicted, in two more years it would have to build new distribution centers, points out Bear Stearns' Fieler.
Full utilization of its distribution capacity would go a long way toward getting costs in line. Amazon's distribution costs (including shipping) as a percentage of revenue are running 14% to 16%, Wall Street estimates. "They've got to get them in the high single digits," says Jeetil Patel, senior analyst at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown. If distribution costs were running at 7% to 8% of sales, the company would have a shot at maintaining net-income margins of 7% to 10%, typical of a catalog merchandiser. That's not bad when you consider Wal-Mart's net-income margins are 1% to 2%.
Excess capacity and high distribution costs are dragging the stock price down
If the company can streamline distribution, it has a bright future. Amazon should continue to benefit from a continued increase in online shopping in 2001, even though the growth in e-commerce overall may be slower. A study by Goldman Sachs and PC Data shows that Internet purchases totaled $8.7 billion this Christmas season -- an increase of 108% above 1999. They should grow an additional 40% to 50% next holiday season.
Unless Amazon folds to competition from clicks-and-mortar retailers, it should get its fair share of those increased sales. "Amazon is in a better position at the end of [2000] than it was at the end of [1999] because so many of its competitors have gone belly-up," says Merrill Lynch Internet analyst Henry Blodget.
But it still has to contend with the Wal-Marts of the world. "It will defend itself by partnering with them -- as it did with Toys 'R' Us -- or beating them off," says Patel. The Toys 'R' Us partnership, in which Amazon takes care of fulfillment and Toys 'R' Us handles merchandising, was generally considered to be a success in 2000. While the final numbers aren't in yet, "we know that total toy sales volume on the Net went up, and we know that eToys didn't sell much, so it's likely it was the Toys 'R' Us site that did it," says Bear Stearns' Fieler.
Despite that success, Amazon is banking more on geographical expansion and product growth than partnerships. "We'll only do another partnership if it creates a win-win for our customers," says company spokesman Curry. The real growth will come from overseas, which now accounts for about 25% of Amazon's sales. "We'd expect international sales to be greater than 50% of the total more than five years from now," says Curry. In 2000, Amazon added virtual stores in France and Japan. It has had Web-based stores in Britain and Germany for two years.
Analysts must be buying the company's strategy for growth. Even with stiff competition from the bricks-and-mortar gang, analysts generally predict 2001 sales of around $4 billion, a 38% increase over last year. Of course, most analysts believe the company also will lose money this year. The company's books and music business was profitable to the tune of $25 million last quarter, but as Bear Stearns' Fieler points out, "that doesn't support the $6.2 billion valuation implied by its current stock price [of around $16 to $17 a share]." Losses for 2000 should be around $431 million, he says, tapering to $243 million in 2001.
Fieler predicts Amazon could actually make a profit of $90 million on $6.5 billion in sales in 2002, or 25 cents a share. Perhaps that's why he has a 12-month target price of $55 on the stock. Merrill's Blodget doesn't find this analysis farfetched. "If the rest of the Nasdaq recovers, Amazon could easily be back at $30 to $50 [a share] in 12 months," he says.
For investors who still want to bet on an e-commerce business model, Amazon is a pretty attractive buy. Just be cautious about the revenue-is-everything business model. Smart investors will keep a sharp eye on Amazon's cost structure in the coming months.
Popper covers the markets for BW Online in our daily Street Wise column
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Forget These 4 Excuses Preventing You From Getting Fit
Are you still waiting for the "right time" to start your fitness program? Chances are one of the following four reasons is holding you back. Read on, and discover why NOW is always the right time to start improving your health!
"I don't have the time."
This is one of the worst excuses we hear in the fitness industry. The way I look at it, our bodies come with a warranty. Like any warranty, you must follow the guidelines. Page one of our warranty says: you must exercise on a regular basis in order to maintain optimal health. Study after study supports this position, and the information has been widely available for some time.
Those who are active and fit are 50 per cent less likely to develop cardiovascular disease. Modest weight loss through diet and exercise reduces the incidence of diabetes among high-risk people by about 40 to 60 per cent over three to four years.
Physically active men and women exhibited a 30 to 40 per cent reduction in the relative risk of colon cancer, and physically active women experience a 20 to 30 per cent reduction in the relative risk of breast cancer compared with their inactive counterparts.
Exercise training programs were found to prevent or reverse almost one per cent of bone loss per year in the lumbar spine and femoral neck in both pre-and postmenopausal women.
When aware of information like this, how can anybody say, "I don't have time to exercise?" It's like that old saying, "If you don't make time for exercise, you must make time for illness."
If, like many people nowadays, you truly are pressed for time from morning to night, I recommend going for a 20-minute walk, five days a week as a start. This is a very attainable fitness goal, and you will reap the benefits from this small commitment to yourself.
"I can't afford it".
This is a very common barrier that keeps people from starting a healthier lifestyle. "I can't afford an expensive gym membership" or "I don't have money for a personal trainer" is the mindset. However, when people look at where they spend their money and the return on that investment, it often makes sense for them to change their spending habits and prioritize their health.
I'll give you an example. Recently, I met a young man -- we'll call him Kyle. He wanted to join the gym, but said that he couldn't afford it (the monthly dues were high). Now, Kyle happened to be wearing a trendy parka and some very expensive headphones dangling around his neck. The cost of these two items alone would have paid for a year of his gym membership!
Of course, I have no issue with someone staying warm in the winter or enjoying their music privately, but if you make your mind up to prioritize your spending so that your health and fitness routine comes first, you can make it happen.
"I don't know where to start."
I have been fit and active from the time I was very young, and I will admit that it does come naturally to me. However, advanced accounting, web design and quantum physics are quite a challenge for me to understand! So, for accounting and web design, I hire a professional to help me. For quantum physics, I watch the Discovery channel (it's a bit of a hobby).
My point is that over the last 20 years as a personal trainer, I have had the opportunity to work with people who aren't naturally drawn to fitness. Many of them had little experience with exercise. And you know what? They were motivated to improve their fitness. They were willing to learn a few new things that they could enjoy and get better at, and that's what kept them coming back!
I've introduced Olympic weightlifting to architects, yoga to lawyers, and boot camp classes to seniors. The bottom line is -- start anywhere. If you see an activity that looks interesting, try it. It might be just the thing you've been looking for.
"Gyms intimidate me."
There are two things that intimidate new members at almost any gym. One -- the people. Two -- the equipment.
Very often, people who are "out of shape" are intimidated by those who are "fit." Believe me, there is no conspiracy or hidden agenda among fit people. They are not looking down their noses at anyone else who is in the gym exercising. They may not have a high regard for the inactive, but once you are inside the gym door and have made the same commitment to yourself that they have, you will undoubtedly have their support!
As far as the fitness equipment goes, there is a lot that is new on the market, and some of it does look confusing! Almost every gym on the planet offers their new members a fitness equipment orientation, and very often people don't take advantage of this service.
Don't be afraid to walk up to the fitness desk and ask for help, or ask to see a member of the floor staff. They will be happy to do this for you, as it limits their liability (people are more likely to injure themselves without an orientation), it is an opportunity to share their knowledge and it helps them get to know a new member.
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Sometimes the mind tries to trick us into rewarding ourselves prematurely. When you try to use the fact that you ate well for the day to rationalize skipping out on the gym, remind yourself that a nutritious diet is only half of the equation. "Eating healthy is great, but only part of the battle," says Scott Malin, a NASM Certified Personal Trainer and co-creator of the Dynamics of Motion workout system. "Eating healthy is a critical factor in losing fat, but you need to work out to build lean muscle. And building lean muscle significantly increases your metabolism, which will help you burn even more fat." Photo Credit: © Flickr / Slice of Chic Click Here to See More Lame Excuses for Not Exercising, and How to Overcome Them
Most fitness experts agree, this excuse is OK to use every now and then. After all, you do need to rest and it's OK to give your body a day off if you feel overworked. But when this excuse is used over and over again, that's when it becomes a problem. "It's OK to work out every other day, but you need to find a system and routine that works for you," says Jillian Lama, a representative for Mind + Matter, a company that creates nutrition and lifestyle programs for people who want to improve their mental and physical health. She suggests signing up for personal training or group exercise classes to help ensure that you'll stick to a regular workout routine. Photo Credit: © Flickr / palo
This excuse is probably one of the oldest in the books, but it's also probably one of the silliest; when you're feeling tired and sluggish, exercising is one of the best ways to boost your energy levels. When this thought is trying to lure you away from your workout, Malin recommends that you do a bit of bargaining with yourself. Say, "I'll do just a few sets of resistance training or 10 minutes on the elliptical." More often than not, you'll start to feel better and end up finishing a whole workout. And even if you don't, at least you did something rather than nothing. Photo Credit: © Flickr / andreavallejos Click Here to See More Lame Excuses for Not Exercising, and How to Overcome Them
She suggests planning ahead so that you can maintain a consistent exercise routine and a personal life at the same time. But if you're really serious about your goals, don't let happy hour or other distractions disrupt your progress. "You have to ask yourself how serious you are about getting results," says Malin. "If excuses like this are going to derail you, then you are not serious about getting into shape and reaching your goals." Photo Credit: © Flickr / Luigi Anzivino
Working out with a friend is a great way to help maintain your motivation, but when your buddy bails (for whatever reason) it becomes really easy to say something like, "Well, now I'm not going to go either." Malin says that if you're serious about the goals you set then the gym will be a priority for you no matter what, even if your regular routine is altered a bit. "Use it as an opportunity to do some different exercises then you normally would," he said. Click Here to See More Lame Excuses for Not Exercising, and How to Overcome Them Photo Credit: © Flickr / Gregor
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While Nigel Farage is busy claiming "the Ukip fox is in the Westminster hen-house", party spokesperson Suzanne Evans has uttered a sound bite Ukip would probably rather forget.
Discussing the party's relatively poor performance in London on Radio 4, Evans seemed to agree with the host that they had difficulty appealing to the "educated, cultural and young."
Elsewhere in the country Ukip had better luck however, taking important seats off the Tories, though at present they are still fifth in the local elections with 102 council seats, lagging behind the independents.
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The party has seen a modest surge in support despite a rocky campaign, with shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander suggesting people have turned to Ukip as a protest vote.
Dear Other Parties & Their Media Chums and ESPECIALLY to spiteful left wing organisations...IT DIDN'T WORK YO! Love from UKIP Press Office x— Alexandra Phillips (@Speechwright) May 23, 2014
"We recognise the alienation and the anger that has found expression in a lot of people voting for Ukip last night but we still believe that we are well placed if we do the right things and we take the right steps in the coming 12 months to win that general election," he told BBC Breakfast this morning.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post6027953130739229268..comments2015-05-03T11:12:16.639-07:00Comments on Gluten-Free Goddess® Recipes: Gluten-Free Pueblo Bread Recipe with Green ChilesKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-50510457954512411442009-06-25T08:45:51.588-07:002009-06-25T08:45:51.588-07:00KK- Is there a sweetener you prefer? You could use...KK- Is there a sweetener you prefer? You could use some agave, honey or molasses (use less).

Audrey- Guar gum (made from legumes) is a substitute for xanthan gum. I wonder if you'd use less, however? I've never used guar gum because I'm allergic to legumes.

Some people sub with gelatin, others use agar agar. Or a tablespoon of arrowroot starch. Some use a little flax.

Each sub is a little different in how it affects the texture. Start with 1 teaspoon- you don't want it to turn out gummy.

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-12807172553070523542009-06-25T05:56:18.119-07:002009-06-25T05:56:18.119-07:00Can anyone suggest something to use in place of Xa...Can anyone suggest something to use in place of Xanthim Gum. My husband and I can't tolerate it.Audrey Jensen--http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-89077497028348139492008-08-31T18:45:00.000-07:002008-08-31T18:45:00.000-07:00Hey Karina,I have subbed eggs with silken tofu wit...Hey Karina,

I have subbed eggs with silken tofu with decent results to veganize recipes, but I just realized this recipe uses (light) brown sugar and she cannot have it. (Though the soy is fine, go figure) I will look through your other blog postings and see what other recipes I can try.

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-12477303283122401122008-08-29T20:55:00.000-07:002008-08-29T20:55:00.000-07:00KK- I've never made this with tofu- but if you hav...KK- I've never made this with tofu- but if you have had good experience subbing tofu for eggs, then it might be worth a try. The tofu should be gluten-free. Is your friend able to do soy? Some celiacs also react to soy.

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-46210308640819115622008-08-29T19:19:00.000-07:002008-08-29T19:19:00.000-07:00I don't think anyone else has asked, so I will go ...I don't think anyone else has asked, so I will go ahead with my question... can the egg replacer or eggs be replaced by silken tofu? I have a friend who has recently has to live with a gluten-free diet and I would like to bake her some bread and your recipe seems quite doable, but I have to know if the tofu (MoriNu) is okay, (It's in the aseptic package: soft and firm)

Thank you in email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-77290611602699484832008-06-24T07:30:00.000-07:002008-06-24T07:30:00.000-07:00Hi Sarah- Thank you and welcome! Glad you found my...Hi Sarah- Thank you and welcome! Glad you found my blog. Sounds like you've got a very full plate. Hope I can help with my recipes.

Take care! :)

KarinaKarinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-36937673482303688412008-06-20T21:25:00.000-07:002008-06-20T21:25:00.000-07:00Karina,My husband was just recently diagnosed with...Karina,
My husband was just recently diagnosed with celiac; this a year after being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. I was so glad to find your site because I am an avid baker. I tried a couple of cookie recipes using splenda as my first go and they were divine. I am thrilled that you are a resident of NM (so am I)and include chiles in your posts. Thanks so much.

SarahSarahhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-56670126530958234202008-04-11T20:44:00.000-07:002008-04-11T20:44:00.000-07:00Hi Nina! Welcome and stop by again. ;)Hello GF in ...Hi Nina! Welcome and stop by again. ;)

Hello GF in the Greens- I have never used masa harina in baking, so I cannot offer any advice. It's wet, isn't it? That would definitely influence the dry to wet ratio. If you feel confident with knowing your batters, and how they should behave, you could try it, using a little less moisture to start with. But honestly, I've no idea beyond that. If you do try it- please post back and let us know how you make out.

Hola Heidi! I'm glad you came out of hiding and introduced yourself! ;) Thanks and stop by again.

Thanks, Naomi! I appreciate it.

Hey Susan! I agree- Frances it is! Thanks for stopping by- I love your blog.

KarinaKarinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-54357730318536371712008-04-11T17:31:00.000-07:002008-04-11T17:31:00.000-07:00Mmm--Mmmm. I love the sound of this pueblo bread. ...Mmm--Mmmm. I love the sound of this pueblo bread. And I'd go with Frances McDormand.Susan from Food Bloggahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-48988322211932251192008-04-11T11:15:00.000-07:002008-04-11T11:15:00.000-07:00Karina,I just left a comment for you on the teff p...Karina,

I just left a comment for you on the teff pitta breads post. I think you could use your egg replacer fine and add a little baking soda if you like - although I think it wouldn't need it.

Let me know how you get on.

x x xNaomi Devlinhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-34906869613610608912008-04-11T11:10:00.000-07:002008-04-11T11:10:00.000-07:00I have been vicariously enjoying your blog for qui...I have been vicariously enjoying your blog for quite a long time now! Thanks for all the wonderful recipes - you've inspired me to create my own recipe page (mostly for my highly sensitive family, but please feel free to visit!) I can't use the grains, but I get motivated to make up more recipes every time I visit - thanks!
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http://dunebythesearecipes.comHeidihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-68555256170596694702008-04-11T04:01:00.000-07:002008-04-11T04:01:00.000-07:00Looks great--I'm having friends over for chili thi...Looks great--I'm having friends over for chili this weekend and was planning on making some cornbread. I'll try it!

I've found myself using masa harina quite a bit in my generic baking mix (usually corn flour, BR flour, teff flour, and sorghum). Obviously using masa instead of cornmeal would make it less grainy and cornbready. Do you think using masa here would make the bread substantially different? How? Thanks!Gluten Free in the Greenshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-65264143475298913762008-04-10T22:20:00.000-07:002008-04-10T22:20:00.000-07:00I have never been to your site and am so glad I fo...I have never been to your site and am so glad I found such a beautiful site. Love the bread recipe.....Nina's Kitchen (Nina Timm)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-37212449970508926142008-04-10T13:01:00.000-07:002008-04-10T13:01:00.000-07:00-Karina The wrap idea sounds perfect. Especially f...-Karina

The wrap idea sounds perfect. Especially for something like a tuna sandwich.

I have never tried Pamela's mix, not sure if they even have it hear in Alberta, Canada. Will have to do a search on it.. thanks!GFN Richard --- Don't miss our contest!http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1007827570941176612008-04-10T10:11:00.000-07:002008-04-10T10:11:00.000-07:00Hey SM aka Mrs.GF- Spicy breads are good- you coul...Hey SM aka Mrs.GF- Spicy breads are good- you could easily sub mild chiles, or even roasted corn for the kids.

Alanna- Fun to surf the same wavelength!

Hi Ashley- very perceptive- it is. I have the best luck improvising when I start with one of my own recipes, I've found. ;) As for the starter- yum- why not?

Hola Atxvegn! I bet this would be right up your Texas alley. ;) Let me know what you think.

Hi Elsepeth27- Hope you enjoy it. I checked out the chocolate cake. Thanks!

Priyanka- High altitude baking is tough- especially when you cannot use eggs, I'm finding. I'm at almost 7,000 feet.

Note to non-high altitude bakers: This bread was probably more dense for me than it will be baked at low altitude.

GFN Richard- Exactly- that is the trouble with GF breads. They're often more a batter based bread- like cornbread- than a real gluten-stretched bread. Best grilled or toasted, usually.

Have you tried Pamela's Amazing Wheat Free Bread Mix? It has the best texture I've tried.

Also- I make wraps with brown rice tortillas- roll 'em up, then brush them with olive oil and briefly grill them in a Forman style grill; the wraps seal and stay together; then wrap in foil; these are great for picnics.

Hey Good Eatah- Roasted green chiles are wicked pissah awesome. ;)

Simply Gluten-Free- Yes- and easy is good, yeah? ;) Thanks!

KarinaKarinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-35717939982030975172008-04-09T15:49:00.000-07:002008-04-09T15:49:00.000-07:00I hope it turns out well. Let me know what you sub...I hope it turns out well. Let me know what you substitute with, and how it turns out! I was thinking of trying it with applesauce.
<3Belsepeth27http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-89725109610408051252008-04-09T14:32:00.000-07:002008-04-09T14:32:00.000-07:00Yum! This sounds delish. And easy too.Yum! This sounds delish. And easy too.Simply...Gluten-freehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-44145297617828107002008-04-09T13:52:00.000-07:002008-04-09T13:52:00.000-07:00Oh my yum. This sounds delicious (and so easy)! ...Oh my yum. This sounds delicious (and so easy)! I need to work with green chili's more often; you make them incredibly appealing.The Good Eatahhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-40626190462771975882008-04-09T11:34:00.000-07:002008-04-09T11:34:00.000-07:00We have had some trouble with baking breads :( We ...We have had some trouble with baking breads :(

We get the crumble effect. What tends to happen is that we will bake some bread and my girlfriend will take some for lunch made into a sandwich, by the time she goes for her lunch break it looks like a mush sandwich. Basically the bread all falls apart and all that is left is a crumbled mess and whatever she put on the sandwich, making it impossible to eat and basically ruining her lunch :(

Would you happen to have an idea of why this happens? ... We are not big chefs or bakers here.

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Name links to it ;)GFN Richardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-82884801454599306162008-04-09T11:04:00.000-07:002008-04-09T11:04:00.000-07:00This looks amazing! I live at very high altitude, ...This looks amazing! I live at very high altitude, however, so I normally don't bake. I think this recipe may be okay...Priyankahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-37198796378955845872008-04-08T21:28:00.000-07:002008-04-08T21:28:00.000-07:00Mmm bread. I need to make some tomorrow. I've been...Mmm bread. I need to make some tomorrow. I've been looking for an easy bread, the one I have been making takes a while to pull together. I really wanted bread tonight but didn't have the energy, so I went for biscuits from a packaged mix. Okay, but not bread. :)

Also, I posted that recipe for egg-free, milk-free, and of course wheat free chocolate cake that I mentioned the other day if you want to take a look. It was really quite easy and was very dense, moist, and rich, even after a day on the counter (it didn't live past day two though...).elsepeth27http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-25315256254401587762008-04-08T16:25:00.000-07:002008-04-08T16:25:00.000-07:00Thanks for this recipe! I've been anxious to try ...Thanks for this recipe! I've been anxious to try a gluten free yeast bread.aTxVegnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-50053894949622834372008-04-08T12:43:00.000-07:002008-04-08T12:43:00.000-07:00Sounds a lot like one of my FAVs of yours... the G...Sounds a lot like one of my FAVs of yours... the Green Chile Skillet Cornbread... just with yeast (and I just happen to have some fresh yeast in my fridge!)
Just a thought... do you think this would work with my GF sourdough starter as a firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-25010538073447957872008-04-08T12:22:00.000-07:002008-04-08T12:22:00.000-07:00With the cornmeal, is it like cornbread then? If s...With the cornmeal, is it like cornbread then? If so, we are channeling m'dear ...Alannahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-57800298508592134522008-04-08T12:08:00.000-07:002008-04-08T12:08:00.000-07:00YUM!I can't wait until my children are old enough ...YUM!

I can't wait until my children are old enough to enjoy hot spice in there bread.

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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - October 4, 1962, Abilene, Texas 'X. j inn ABILENE, TEXAS, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, BS IN TWO SECTIONS" (ff) f 33IAS3S vniaw-' Spaceman Breezes Through Six Orbits Flight Almost Trouble-Free MM PRICE whined around the timei through space precision today and landed safely in the Pacific Ocean. It was a flight which prompted Schirra to exclaim at one point, And so the United States took Schlrra reported that he was CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) resting comfortably while await Walter M. Schirra Jr. ing pickup by helicopters from earth six the Kearsarge. There were only with robot gentle swells in the area. A happy Schirra reported to the helicopters hovering overhead another stop, however small, to- ed to remain inside the craft- ward a hoped-for landing on the which had served him so fault- ASTRONAUT WALTER SCHIRRA rigging up for 6 Boiler Explosion Kills 21, Hurts 100 Other Persons NEW -Voitti newly, steam and smoke-filled ruins o cleaned boiler overheated and Eyewitness story. 7-B; plctart tt-A the two-story building. At leas blasted like a jet-powered projec tile into a telephone building cafe- teria Wednesday, killing at least 21 persons and injuring at least 100. The steam boiler had been placed back into service less than an" hour: earlier. Rescue workers combed through the debris Wednesday night, seek ing still further victims, as rela- tives and friend gathered at the total destruction.1 hospitals and the city morgue. Authorities had accounted for all but five or six of the persons who could have been in tbe build- ing. cafeteria, leaving nothing but rub- ble and mangled bodies. It was Stunned survivors linked hands and; groped their way from the one fell into the basement through a 10x20-foot hole in the floor. Police said the boiler room supervisor, Anthony McCann, 31 "The boiler said Fire of Dumont, NJ., left the base- Commissioner Edward Thompson. "It left its moorings and cata- pulted through the wall of the boiler room. It ran through the PAGE ONE [By Katharyn Duff I Her children have a bit of a problem sometimes with Mrs. C. E.. Fulwiler, particularly when it comes to church-going, says a daughter, Mattie, wife of the Rev..-John Price, retired Methbdist pastor. It "S.Mrs. 'Fulwlter's belief that Methodist Church; should mt-open without a proper, number of'Fulwilers in attendance.: .seems. to Mrfc'" Price says, "that some of her children'aren't; as -spry as they once were are up in iv.one of. Abi: lene's first ladies fin many re. She was born in Bell County the year the Civil War closed. She'll be 97 on Dec. Si" She has lived in Abilene 78 She ie the senior member of First Methodist. She heads a family composed of seven living children. 16 grandchildren, 26 great-grand- children and one' great-great- grandchild. Mrs. Fulwiler's residence in. this town began 78 yearl ago last Tuesday. On Oct. 2, 1884 she, Betty penter, was married to young Charles Edward Fulwiler at her home near Buffalo Cap. wedding ceremony young Fulwiler, who owned a livery stable and wagon yard in Abilene, Hitched two Spanish ponies to a new phaeton and drove Ilia, bride to their new hnme, .a, two-room cottage at Elm. yfr" The home hM remain- en at Hie MUM autfieM If Mt la DM aim howe. The cottage was expanded and then replaced some 55 years ago by the present rambling home. At age nearly-97 Mrs. Fulwiler is a delightful and gentle ma- triarch. She is still very much the head of her household, her dhildren say, even if she has to wve some help in getting about. She signs her checks herself and is at least consulted on family decisions...whether to move a partition to enlarge- a room, whether to re-paint or repaper. Her mind, is sharp and her memory is bright memory illed with the stories of this town and.its .people: She likes to spin the tales and they go back to the town's beginnings as a village on 'the Tip. She has but a single complaint about her health eyesight s impaired and she is restricted by net- yean so mat she has to church, via radio. She has kept her personal pride and her humor through all her years. 'Someone may hare to assist in dressing her bah- but Mrs. Fulwiler gives the final tugs to ie combs which keep it hi dace and she herself applies IA06 CT69T1) And try to just live the agVt she fays, "put the yean ver 'there to one side and net ilnk OTQUt them., But, with a humor, te ruled against a new picture r her'Mon-upcomlnc birthday, changed a tit hi M she deetand. Her long yean ef ChrMai vmg have dMBed faHh. ment 10 minutes before the blast to cash a check. His duty did not require constant attendance to the boilers, police said. The City Building Department took the damaged one-ton boiler from the scene for a minute ex- amination by technicians. "The boiler blew because it was Thompson said. "It was due probably to failure of the automatic devices which regulate the Ugh- and low-water level, or failure to maintain a proper water [level.' The Mast was in a bunding of cinderblocks, with a brick veneer, over a steel skeleton and with See BLAST, Pg. 2-A. Col. I moon before the end of this dec- ade. The beginning of the remark- able, almost trouble-free flight was viewed on television in 26 European countries, including nine behind the Iron Curtain, via the U.S.-owned Telstar communi- cations satellite. His flight time over the mile course at miles per hour was nine hours and 13 min- utes, almost precisely as planned. Indeed, his braking rockets were fired at p.m. (ESH, only two seconds later than called for in tbe final flight profile. The 39-year-old Navy command- er, inside his space craft called Sigma 7, parachuted into the sparkling Pacific Ocean about miles northeast of Midway Is- land at p.m. So precise was the flight that Schirra came down within yards of the aircraft carrier Rear large. Much closer and he could have landed on the flight deck. As soon as his 63-foot diame- ter main parachute deployed at feet, Schirra said, as have astronauts before him, "Boy, "This it a sweet little bird." Instead of taking to a life raft outside the capsule as other as- tronauts have done, Schirra elect- he could be hoisted onto tbe deck of the Kearsarge. While the Kearsarge raced to the impact point, two parachutist frogmen leaped into the water and attached a flotation device to the Sigma 7-to assure that it would not sink. The Kearsarge came alongside at p.m., and minutes later See ORBITAL, Pg. t-A, Col. H. LADD PLUMLEY and CAL YOUNG USCC chief greeted at airport what a beautiful sight." Tax Cut Needed, Plumley Declares By JERRY FLEMMON8 Reporter-News Sittt Writer America needs a tax cut, t United States Chamber of Com merce president said Wedhesda after arriving at Abilene Munic pal Airport on Ms way to th Thursday dedication of Brecken INCARNACION LOPEZ quick verdict Lopez Draws 99-Year Term scheduled to make an introductory speech for Thursday's dam pro- gram. "Great Honor" Plumley said he felt it was a 'great honor to be invited to participate in one of the grea developments of the United States nesday deliberated less than 30 told how they found two billfolds planned by local people through WAXAHACHIE (HNS) An El- lis County District Court jury Wed minutes before finding Incarna- Two brothers, Juan and Rene Villarreal, 12 and 11 years old, ridge Hubbard Dam. "The U.S. Chamber believes a tax reduction irrespective where the economy i plained H. Ladd Plumley, of Wo cester, Mass, the diamber'a 354 president. "The president w right when he said our tax sy em is a drag on the econom The tax system needs to rectified at an early date no ma ter what other indications show Familiar Accent Plumley, dressed in a somber homburg and speaking in the no well-known New England accen that produces "r's" where there are none, was met at the airpor by a large group of Breckenridg and Abilene dignitaries. Heading the list was Cal Young of Abilene, president of the W< Central Texas Municipal Water District. Other members o? tourage Included R. I. McArron president of the Breckenridj chamber; James Hestand, Breck enridge chamber manager; Jii Lauderdale, president of the lene Chamber; Joe Cooley, Abilene manager; and R. J. Tiffany, loca insurance executive who is while helping tear down an old cion Lopes guilty of murder and bouse last summer to Ballinger. sentencing him to W years to The sheriff identified the billfolds prison in the hammer slaying of as Boggess', who was robbed as an elderly Ballinger man. well as hammered to death. The jury entered deliberation a The dead man's widow testified :S5 p.m. and returned with the about ner husband's last morning verdict at p.m. Judge A. R. before he went to work on Feb. 9. SWZSSm irtttal slaying of a 74-year-old service station operator, H. E Boggau. Sheriff Wayne McCollum said detective who helped arrest Lo- pet; Sam Modrall of Lubbock who sold a car Lopez; Mark Marti- net of Ballinger, an accomplice in NEWS INDEX a Hondo resident, would be me case who was given immunity taken to Huntsville state prison as to jtate and fer, as the necessary papers are who witimatt) Lona'a sworn completed. He will remain in Ellis County until that time. The court had recessed at .m. Wednesday for lunch and attorney Bruce Allen pre- sated hta final argument opon court's return. UMteca wnBeMse were heard Tuesday before the Kate retted Its case In the trial RunnoU County Sheriff Don At- local government." The insurance executive, in West Texas for the first time win deliver the dedicatory address for the new dam and reservoir. Plumley also believes the new tax bill calling for a tax incentive to companies that moden plants "is inequitable." He sees the bill, passed Wednts- a "sort of prize to companies who WEATHER HCTWN A rwww w testified ef finding, at the H scene, a hammer alleged- Bllltoeea, SOB el me data mr mm Mart, IKTWN I news TV leoM 20 J-4 It 14 (MH. IS TV Nl.... M M, on Pg. 1-B invest in new equipment. It opens the door to tax credit on many His second objection was that "companies who' made invest- ments last year will get no credit and could be at a disadvantage with competitors who now make the investments and receive the tax credit." .Raps Growth Rate 'America's economy is still about the same as it was when the stock market slid last sum- he said. "We are having a too inadequate growth rate in our economy to supplement the re- See PLUMLEY, Pg. 2-A, Col. 1 Schirra Lands Space Craft Near Carrier More OB Schirra, Pg. 9-A, Z2-B ABOARD USS KEARSARGE IN PACIFIC (AP) Astronaut Wai- er M. Schirra Jr., smiling broad- y and saying "I fed stepped from his capsule Wednes- day after a precision six-orbits of he earth and a landing within three miles of this prime recov- ery carrier. in the Sigma 7 space, craft, hit the center of a mid- 'acific bullseye 230 miles north- ast of Midway Island. The astronaut, still inside tbe apsule, was hoisted safely board this carrier in less than 3 minutes after landing. The space capsule, with "United States" visible on s sides, was hoisted by a crana nto a metal apron extending ard from the starboard side of he hangar bay, one deck below he flight deck. Space agency officials decided i detonate the explosive bolts on he capsule hatch. The lid blew 'f with a bang. The 39-year-old avy commander was helped lut ackward, and rode to the flight eck in an elevator. Crewmen o! the Kearsarge crowded in for a glimpse of the an they had waited two months see. A cheer arose as he shook ands with naval officers and of- cials of the National Aeronautics end Space Administration. Connolly Praises Demo Platform By LANE TALBURT Reporter-News Staff Writer John Connelly ripped into Jack 3ox and the Republican platform n his opponent's own "back yard' here Wednesday night'. The Democratic gubernatorial gate Shopping Capitol, also stress- County- ed that he would go into tbe governor's mansion free of poliU- al ties. Connally was joined in his Abl- ene campaign stop by another top Democratic office-seeker, Pres- Conaa% Deplores Oil's Plight, Pg. 13-A the other platform Connally advised. The Port Worth candidate said nominee, urged on by a crowd Republicans have been making a issues left of more than 200 party faithfuls ISSU< out. ol a supposed vot- who gathered in the mall of West- 5eandal Box 13 in Duvall Actually, Connally said, the Box 13 which the Republicans are re- County. And Connally said he was unable to carry Box 13 in mat county in the primary and runoff elections. Few Issues Lett "I think if the campaign goes much longer, there won't be any he he said. Connally said that while driving near Odessa Wednesday, he saw a Jack Cox billboard on which ferring to is in adjacent Jim Wells See CONNALLY, Pg. Z-A, Cols. IX .on Smith of Lubbock, who hopes become the next lieutenant overnor, and by the new state party leader, Eugene Locke of Dallas. A score of party candidates and ampaign workers from the West exas area also were introduced the "Democratic workshop" group and to a television audience. Praises Candidates "We owe a great deal to every person running on the Democratic Connally told the crowd. We owe so much to every person party which has been so respon- ve to the aeeds of the people tile state of Texas." With the state Democratic con- ention at El Paso still fresh on 9 mind, the ex-Secretary of the avy who returned to Texas to un for the state's highest office wid the party meeting, contrary GOP reports, was not marked strife. Instead, the state con- ention was the shortest and most rmonious in party history, he declared. Connally bragged on the Demo- cratic platform, which he said contained 71 specific provisions spelling out what the Demos to accomplish. Ho urged Ms listeners to com- pare the platforms of the two partJai More deciding
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