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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 10, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Energy plan relies on expanded oil production. See Page 5A Texan continues * missionary work in war-torn Persian Gulf. See Page 5A Panthers celebrate, but Rangers laugh last. Seepage 10A New Braunfels BEST AVAILABLE COPY . Q i. 'J A TalSmT ex T>* '{KW en Vol. 139, No. 63 707 Landa St., New Braunfels, Texas 78130 (USPS 377-880) fcfKUIIQ 377-880) S12-62S-9144_ Sunday Feb. 10, 1991 75 Cents Five Sections, 72 Pages Single shot Showing off his shooting style — and his taste in toppers—during Texas Single Shot Rifle Association's winter match, held at Dietz Rifle Range. Highway 46 West, is Bill Wimberly of New Braunfels. Ail rifles uled are original or replicas of single phot rifles used between the Civil War and 1900, giving the compt-Ion, like Wimberly's hat, nostalgic flair. The competition concludes at noon today. (Photo by Erik Bisson) .j, . tm nr * -i ar aA*.:u-v L *Mi*iMMiiWadBMBBgl ...T. ..... 5 vehicles seized in marijuana bust rn Good Day As funds sought, use of park land studied Partly cloudy conditions with winds from the southeast at IO mph should put today's high in the 70s, with clouds arriving in the evening and an overnight low of about 42. Monday should be cloudy with a high near 65 and Tuesday should see temperatures ranging from a high of 60 to a low of 40. On Wednesday, a high in the 70s again is possible. Inside: BABIES ON PARADE 1-24D BUSINESS...................................5B CLASSIFIED...................4E, 9-12E COMICS........................6B, 10-16C CROSSWORD.............................3A DEAR ABBY...............................7B EDUCATION................................4B ENTERTAINMENT.......................7B HOROSCOPE..............................6B KALEIDOSCOPE......................1-4E OPINIONS....................................4A SPORTS...............................10-12A TV LISTINGS...........................1-9C WEATHER...................................2A Stammtisch The Rev. Houshang Pari, his ' wife Donna and their daughter ; Michcll Amir will be ministering • in word and song at St. John's Episcopal Church, 312 S. Guenther, this morning at 8 a.m. and at 10:30 a.m. He also will *. speak for the Christian Education • Class al 9:30 a.m. Rev. Pari was bom in Iran and was nurtured in the Moslem relig-! ion for 25 years. He became a I Christian 14 years ago and is now • an ordained minister. He and his wife served as missionaries in Iran for a year; they have been back since August and have been working since then to establish a Christian body among Moslem believers in Austin.... The week of Feb. 10-16 has been proclaimed "Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Week." The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary #7110 urge all citizens lo visit a hospitalized veteran during the week to "let them know we care and that we have not forgotten..." The New Braunfels Irides ndcnt School District is one of the oldest tax-supported districts in the state. One of NBlSD's oldest schools, Lamar Primary, was built in 1924. The campus underwent 8m STAMMTISCH, Page 2A By KATHRYN SCHOEMER , Staff Writer Despite economic uncertainties about how development of land adjacent to Landa Park will be funded, park officials are forging ahead with their preliminary plans. "Its not a (hot) issue like water or sewage," said Dennis Sims, landscape architect of J.T. Dunkin & Associates and a coordinator of the land development project. "Not many cities could do this overnight," Sims said. There is no deadline on this project, giving park officials more lime to think how it will be funded. On Jan. 29, the New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Advisory Board presented preliminary drawings to the public so residents could give input on the master outline. The Lower Colorado River Authority leased the 18-acrc plot on the condition that the parks department draw up the master plan. The department will hold two more public meetings before it presents the master plan to City Council. Some of the items in the plan include a botanical garden, an amphitheater and additional hike and bike trails. David Whatley, director of New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Department, said the board could be eligible for a matching grant with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The grant provides money to a worthy plan if proceeds match that amount elsewhere, he said. To get that extra money, parks officials could apply to civic groups such as the Wurstfest Association, which grants money to projects that enhance the German community, he said. However Whatley said the "competition was extremely high for such funds." A collapsing economy means more demands come from needy agencies such as a battered women's center or a children's home, he said. "The easiest thing to say is that it's loo hard, bul we are going to give it our best shot because park facilities are things that are remembered in the community and we are trying to do as much as we can to make it better," he said. Suzanne Herbclin, executive director of the Wurstfest Association, said applications for Wurstfest grams are reviewed by a committee and then submitted lo the board for approval. Police take 7 suspects in custody BySTEPHANIE FERGUSON News Editor A flat-bed tructor-trailcr transporting approximately 1,000 pounds of marijuana was confiscated in New Braunfels Saturday as drug suspects were unloading it into separate vehicles. ___ The seizure was made by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Task Force of which the New Braunfels Police Department is a member. The marijuana was packaged and concealed under the flat-bed portion of the truck, .said New Braunfels Police Chief C.R. "Dick" Hcaden, who drove the truck into storage on city property after the bust. The seizure was made by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Task Force of which the New Braunfels Police Department is a member. The suspects were unloading the marijuana from the leased truck in a field off Interstate 35 across from the Mill Store Plaza. Authorities closed in on the suspects around 3 p.m., Headon said. Hcadcn said seven suspects were taken into custody by DEA officials. Names of the suspects were not released Saturday, but Hcaden said he believes they were South Texas residents. Another suspect still is being sought. Along with the tractor-trailer, four other vehicles were seized in the bust. The seizure Saturday was the second one the DEA Task Force has worked in the New Braunfels area in more than a week. New Braunfels City Council approved a resolution in October 1990 allowing Headen to assign officers to the task force to further the war on drugs in town and receive a portion of assets seized in those busts. The DEA Task Force confiscated about 200 kilograms of cocaine in the Geronimo arca Feb. I. Arrested were Arturo Hernandez, 38, of Seguin and Armando Felix Hermosillo, 26, of Mexico. The cocaine was found hidden in the bottom of a sheep trailer with hay and a load of sheep on top. Wooden planks under the tractor-trailer's flat-bed lift up, providing a pocket in which contraband could be stored. (Photo by Erik Karisson) New Braunfels woman charged with possession A New Braunfels woman was arrested and charged with drug possession Friday afternoon by Comal County Sheriff's Office authorities. Araccli Sandoval, 27, was arrested at her residence in the 200 block of Bergfeld Avenue, after authorities executed a search warrant around 1:30 p.m. She was transported to the Comal County Jail. Sandoval was charged with possession of methamphetamine under 28 grams. Bond was set at $10,000. Authorities were assisted by the dog unit from the Alamo Area Narcotics Task Force. Officers said they confiscated a smalt amount of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia from the house. Business burglary suspects apprehended New Braunfels detectives rounded up seven suspects last week possibly connected to two separate business burglaries. Two New Braunfels men were arrested in connection with the Jan. 5 burglary of Bocssling of New Braunfels, located in the 1200 block of Industrial Drive last week. SM POLICE. Fag* 2A Volunteers mobilizing for local rally Local Marine's family finds By STEPHANIE FERGUSON Maw* Editor New Braunfels City Council will pass a resolution Monday declaring March 2 as 'Troop Support Rally Day" — a day expected to be full of patriotism, color, ami a hope for peace. The group of New Braunfels residents behind the push for 'Troop Support Rally Day" now are in the process of hammering out the details for Saturday, March 2. "It's for all the boys," said Cheryl Scott, chairman of the event. "I want the city to show their support for all the troops." Scott, along with a group of organizers, met again Saturday at the Holiday Inn for a planning session. Another meeting is slated for 7 p.m. Tuesday at the American Legion Comal Post #179, 410 W. Coll. Persons interested in helping plan activities for March 2 are invited to attend. Scott, who has a son in the United States Navy serving in Operation SM RALLY, Page 2A Rosa Espinosa, left, gathers on Main Plaza Saturday with family members Christa Leyba and Laura Gonzales. You can join troop support efforts by displaying the flag that appears on Pages 6-7E in today's edition of the New Braunfels Herald Zeitung. (Photo by Stephanie Ferguson) prayers, public rallies helpful By STEPHANIE FERGUSON Nawa Editor The heart of New Braunfels — Main Plaza — is becoming the central location for pro- and anti-war rallies as conflict in the Middle East continues. On Saturday, a soldier's mother, armed with ribbons, balloons, family and friends, look to the Plaza in downtown New Braunfels for comfort. "My son is up there in Saudi Arabia and I'm here to support him," said Rosa Espinosa, a mother of three. Her son, Juan Leyba Jr., 20, a graduate of New Braunfels High School and now with the Marines, was deployed in January. She said she has not heard from him since. "Prayers really help,'' she said. "I was told he was on the front line. I don't expect to hear from him. Every night before I go lo bcd I call the Marine's number and make sure he is OK." Espinosa said she doesn't think it's right for the United Slates forces to be fighting in the Middle East. "I think (President) Bush jumps into everything," she said. "I didn't think there was going to be a war ever again." A number of groups and individuals have rallied around Main Plaza since the war in the Middle East began in January. Only two of those have been anti-war demonstrations. A troop support rally is being planned on Main Plaza Saturday, March 2, and the community is asked to attend. A ;
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The court's premises are in dire need of improvement, a point fiercely driven home by Mr Justice Colman, an eminent judge in the court. Writing in The Lawyer in February, he described the court as a "public disgrace".
He added: "No Lord Chancellor and no Chancellor of the Exchequer should be anything but seriously concerned that a court of such immense international reputation remains housed in such disgusting premises."
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Bjorn - really since being forced into this collaboration - my tree is non-existent now -
this is all that remains of over a 1000 profiles I entered by hand -
I would not dump nor turn over anything that was not connected to the BIG TREE already
No one was going to massacre Davids Scotland lines that I had to pay to have researched - in the late 1970's and early 1980's
No one was going to Massacre my dedicated research to the Emery, Edington, Hardesty, McKee and Vandeventer line as has happened to the Smith-Hinckley and allied lines -
All ...
For the record, none of us is perfect and their certainly are plenty of stones to throw, I for one have made plenty of mistakes. The people that we should be appropriately upset with are those like Rulene, et al, who will not involve themselves at all cleaning the mess.
While Judi chooses to keep collaboration to a minimum, I have found her to be almost masochistic in the amount of time she puts in. Also, she's been very detailed with research.
Being pulled into the big tree isn't exactly a new issue, she is being honest and STILL working with us, plenty of others have taken their toys and gone home, i.e. Arthur Thorstensen.
We can all learn a little from how Daniel B Williams approach the merge problems he found yesterday.
I guess I am just a fool -
But I was taught that you documented and documented and documented that there was never enough documentation - - that if you challenged, changed information - you documented WHY you did it -
Most of my research was done through library loan when i was a member of the New England Historical Genealogical Society and national Genealogical Library and also when my local library refused to order census microfilm because the librarian/director did not and would not learn how to do it and because he had the conception that genealogy was frivolous and did not belong in our local library he went to the point of disposing of what little genealogy books there was even to biographical county histories; that others had donated or the library had bought back in the early 1970's - I either bought microfilm back then (1980's) and i joining what was then AGLL (American genealogical lending library) which eventually through mergers or acquisitions did not care for the small fry of the genealogical world - became Heritage Quest
I started out on a 2 floppy Kaypro 5 1/4 disk computer & no hard driver or internet - I bought from Evertons - it took me over 10 years to computerize my files I had researched from 1976-1986 when i got my first computer my next computer I bought in 1997 from Everton's - and it was the "LEMON" - they forgot to hook up the 5 1/4 drive they said i did not need but how do you get all your data from 5 1/4 disks to 3 1/2 and onto hard drive???? They wanted me to pull out the screwdrivers, pliers ect and hook up via phone - I have lost vast amounts of data since 1997 because of computer problems - I have lost Barron data that can never be replaced because I did not share the whole files down to today only the point of interest - Joesph Barron the Indian interpreter - - I have lost the transcription into paf of a 12 1/2 foot long by 3 foot wide of the Rumbarger family - -
Oh well - I just wanted a means to preserve work with my info other than having to constantly flip back and forth between 5-6 files - etc. - My children are not interested in any of it at present there are no aunts and uncles - in fact only 1 aunt out of 2 living and she is un-married so cares less about family history , no cousins interested either
Judi, if Bjorn doesn't mind, please have the Stacey Kohl profiles transferred to me. She and I are only about 8 generations apart, so we share many profiles in our tree. I may not be her closest relative who is an active Geni user, but I am most certainly the most active Geni user who is related to her.
That is OK for me, nothing is better than having some closer related maintaining them, but as I said we should also look for some close family member to take over their family profiles, including her selves.
Stacey have six invited users, but I don't know if any of them is active, but we should check it out.
I agree, Susanna. I was trying to find a way to close down this thread, since it seriously headed down a rat hole. Maybe we can bring it back on track.
Still working to reduce merge issues for Gwyneth McNeil and Private User, but once I get to a point where I cannot help them any longer, due to my limited permissions, I will put out the call to help once again.
Going through Gwyneth's there's several managers who apparently have no collaborators, or none I collaborate with, does anyone know these people:
Private User
Susan ... Discussed above
Private User
Private User
Private User
Unknown Profile
Bernard Raimond Assaf
Private User
There's also a bunch of Kristal Amber Fawcett zombies.
Hi, I know one of those people. :) To explain, my wife's cousin (Larry Steven Roach) added his entire GEDCON database he had at ancestry.com to geni.com, but then when he started getting dozens of merge requests per day, he tried to keep up but gave up. So he quit geni, leaving me as the profile manager for thousands of people I never added and don't care to research independently. As I started getting the dozens and dozens of merge requests, I wasn't unchecking the "collaborate" box that is (quite evilly in my opinion) checked by default. So I ended up with all these collaborators I did not even know.
Genealogy for me has been a fun diversion. I started out going through a book my grandfather wrote--his recollections--as a way to try to put the family tree on paper. All the while there is a much bigger tree for my family ancestry on myfamily.com, but I was interested in seeing how my grandfather's story could be transformed into a tree. Slowly I started adding other people in my family, and when I talked with my wife's cousin about it, he joined in and added his entire database.
Anyway, I was not comfortable with the collaborator tool since I did not know any of the people I had accidentally (by not unchecking the collaborate box on a merge screen) collaborated with. So I removed all my collaborators. I continue to process merge requests a few at a time every few days or so, and I admit to having a huge back log of merge requests--but that's ok. For now I'm not so burned out on it yet, as my cousin in law got and as I see from this topic some others have become.
So far now one has tried to merge my close family line so it has not interfered with what I originally set out to do to track the Assaf line. So if you will all have patience with me, I'll get to your merge requests as a matter of curiosity for the barons, barbarians, kings, etc. that I now manage by inheritance.
One question I'd pose for you all though: when I'm faced with a merge request, how the heck should I decide which information to keep when there is a conflict? I didn't research the original profile I inherited, so I can't really trust that, but I can't really trust anyone else either more or less. I tend to default to going with the main profile, but then sometimes it has things that don't make sense--like the same last name & maiden name, or having no spaces after commas (like, "London,England" vs "London, England"). So I just pick and choose what to keep on a whim.
When I merge my profile in with the presumably Big Tree main profile, which has dozens of managers, am I changing the main profile if I choose different things to keep than the main profile? Or am I only changing my view of the main profile? I don't want to undo the hard work of others, but again it doesn't make sense to override my profile's information with main profile information that just seems plain wrong, without even independently researching which is right. So like I said, I jsut pick & choose on a whim. Probably that is screwing up the profile, but what else can I do? I'm not going to research independently.
Perhaps this is the point of having a collaborator--someone else may be interested in sorting out exact birth dates or birth locations or maiden names. I'm not, so when I do a merge, I just pick what looks best among options without research.
I suppose I can make a pledge to just pick the main profile's entries when a conflict exists, but then I feel a bit guilty for throwing out my cousin's research--then again I don't know how he got it, perhaps he copied it from someone else's huge tree on ancestry.com.
How wonderful to hear from you Bernard!
I am one of the requesters =)
I think the best solution for you - as for all of us is to collaborate.
But if you still want to do all the merges by yourself it is ok too, especially as we now know the requests will get merged when you can.
(Maybe you could collaborate with a few that you trust?)
Regarding conflicting data.
I think, that when you merge a profile in the well known historic line, you can relay on the main profile, as it has been merged perhaps a couple of hundred times. If there is a big conflict, don't make a choice, leave it for the main manager to deal with or send a message to him/her and maybe you can sort it out together.
The facts you chose will effect the shown information for everybody.
If uncertain - leave it unsolved.
When it comes to commas and big letters and spaces I think changes is absolutely ok :-)
Thanks for writing!
Bernard, you can complete the merge without resolving the conflicting data. Some of the resolution are no-brainers, names spelled with CAPS vs non-caps, locations abbreviated vs spelled out, but dates conflict more than most of the other data. You can ignore resolving conflicts, and a merge issue will go to managers of the profile to resolve the conflicting data (you will be one of these managers, but it will also go to other managers to resolve, as well).
Hello, Bernard. It is good to hear from you. I've come across your cousin's name a few times as well. What David Embrey has suggested is excellent. :) I can't add on to anything else he's said, but I agree with him. Also, London, England looks far better than London,England. LOL I think you're on the right track.
Susanna, David & LP:
Ahhhhhh! So I don't HAVE to resolve all conflicts. Well then it is very simple for me: I'll ignore anything that requires independent research to resolve the conflict, at least for those barons and conquistadors and and stick to grammar goofs and common sense decisions.
Carole: I'd be happy to relinquish control of the managed ones. In fact, I will probably do that from now on after I process a merge. If cousin Steve didn't care enough about them to abandon them, I don't feel bad at all about letting the other profile's managers battle out the details without me. As far as picking a successor for those I am the main manager for, I will try to take that decision seriously and make sure I leave it in the hands of an active user.
Good advice all, thanks!
Nice to hear from you, - I am also one one them who have tried to send you requests. I was working fine with Larry when he suddenly disappeared in the middle of a tree merge.
The "normal" way people should react on a merge request is just do a quick check if this is the first in a line and trust that the requester have done the more detailed check and also do the final cleanup if he/she is the main profile manager.
If you at the same time accept collaboration you also stop further requests from that manager on the merge of the rest of that line. You should assume that this person by sending a requests also continue the work on that line.
I have partly given up maintaining "correct" values in the main profiles since so many does not respect the choices there, - even if it is a compromise based on a long discussion among a lot of managers, so until a stack merge is complete I don't bother correcting the values each time.
Kevin Lawrence Hanit, - I don't have most collaborators (1364), Henn Sarv have over the double, but mine is probably more worldwide and his major group are people from Estonia.
Carole (Erickson) Pomeroy,Vol. Curator - we are talking about 4,882 profiles added by <private> roach (Roach), - you cannot transfer them one by one, but Geni have tools for that.
I was one of the few people that Larry enabled to merge his profiles. If you go to MY profile you will see me listed as "a relative" of his, because this was done by him joining my Family Group.
If you go again to HIS profile, click on the Family Members list, and go to the last two pages, you will find ALL of the people he added this way. Perhaps we could make your life easier, by you agreeing to Collaborate, with those of us, who already had Larry's trust?
Serafína Liora
5/4/10 at 2:35 PM
Judi, if Bjorn doesn't mind, please have the Stacey Kohl profiles transferred to me. She and I are only about 8 generations apart, so we share many profiles in our tree. I may not be her closest relative who is an active Geni user, but I am most certainly the most active Geni user who is related to her.
I will only ask Geni to transfer to either Bjorn which I already done - or to Gene Daneill4
Stacey's tree is a disaster area - she as 2-5 profiles for everyone in it and there is alot of cleanup to be accomplished
I am going through each branch individually -
I am turning manager ship over to anyone who request merge - who gets it I am not sure but I relinquish managership with each merge requested -
friend who is a part of the USGenWeb project talked me into putting all my lineages (6 files/disks) with all the notes etc. here it is
from mother back @http://pasttracker.com/gentree/pedigree.php?personID=I6&tree=Bu...
from my son back @http://pasttracker.com/gentree/pedigree.php?personID=I6&tree=Bu...
alot of clean up but after alot of computer problems over the years - not knowing what I have not lost - and household sickness - maybe i can get to work on it as it is all combine it out there in full - so others can see to instead of sectioned down as I have been doing it.
Dear Shmuel:
I am rereading your suggestion from 5/5/10 and I admit I did not seriously consider it, but I will consider it now. I think that is a good solution. Since I inherited (Larry) Steve's profiles, it makes sense that I would inherit his collaborators. I'll ponder this and try to act on it soon.
Leona Catherine Olley Bloss Downey
George Charles Olley
I have 51 inlaw trees and not that long ago one of our illustrious members gave me instructions on how to condense them into one or two trees by opening another Geni account. I opened that account and tried to understand the next steps but the brain just did not grasp the mechanics of the whole thing. Would any of my collaborators mind volunteering to be comanager of my main tree in the inlaw tree and do the transferring idea. The other point of this exercise to start getting tree matches on the relatives in the inlaw trees too.
George Olley is the new account (my grandfather). I want to link all of it to his tree because his 2Xgreatgrandfather is the one I want to be the center of the family tree.
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Not that there's anything new about that. Every major memorial built here over the last 150 years has been accompanied by carping, controversy or calumny — sometimes all three — and even vandalism. There was no reason to expect the that World War II Memorial would escape America's usual quarreling about monuments.
The $175 million memorial, which just opened to the public, consists of a large, slightly sunken plaza on the Mall at the east end of the Reflecting Pool between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument, anchored by the restored Rainbow Pool and fountains. It is enclosed by 56 columns, two arches, low walls, 4,000 gold stars representing the dead, and huge bronze sculptures of eagles and wreaths.
The critics have not been kind. The words "bombastic," "ugly" and "mediocre" have been used. Also: "Like something the Nazis would have built." "A hodgepodge of cliché and Soviet-style pomposity." "An aesthetic disaster for Washington ... a bureaucrat's idea of classical grandeur ... at once fussy and desolate."
Based on the initial design, critics and pundits from The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Detroit Free Press, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Architectural Record, The Nation, The Weekly Standard and The New Republic have panned it, while critics and columnists from the Chicago Tribune and The Boston Globe have praised it. Globe critic Robert Campbell and Ada Louise Huxtable, formerly of The New York Times and widely regarded as the dean of American architectural critics, served on committees that helped select the design.
"Among the prestigious papers and journals and the best-known opinion makers, the memorial got a very critical assessment," says Nicolaus Mills, a professor of American studies at Sarah Lawrence College and author of Their Last Battle: The Fight for a National World War II Memorial. But if you count everything written or said about it by anyone over the past few years, it has received a positive reception overall, says Mills, who has seen it and likes it.
But even some positive reviews skirt close to damning with faint praise. "Sensitively designed ... tells a complex story with straightforward conviction," Washington Post architecture critic Benjamin Forgey wrote after seeing it. "There is, to be sure, something a bit stiff about the memorial's classically inspired design. A whiff of the academic informs" it. In any case, he concluded, the finished monument is much better than the original "swollen" design.
Whose opinions matter?
But whose opinions matter when it comes to public monuments? The combined judgment of scores of Washington politicians, bureaucrats and fine-arts czars — or the architecture critic of The New York Times? The acclaim from the expected 3.5 million visitors a year — or the editor of Architectural Record?
"It matters, because it's going to be around for a very long time, and after the veterans are gone, I question whether the rest of us, especially future generations, will be able to identify with it," says James Mataya, a lawyer who has lived in Washington long enough to know what he likes in public monuments. He says the memorial is "stark and ponderous."
But, Mills says, "50 years from now, people may not remember very much about" this debate.
Indeed, few people remember the titanic battles fought over national memorials — battles that date to George Washington himself. More recently, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was acclaimed by architects but initially denounced by some veterans as "a black gash of shame." Now those same veterans embrace it, and it's among the most beloved monuments in the nation's capital.
The officials who built the World War II Memorial certainly aren't going to alter it now just because a few critics don't like it. And you'd be hard-pressed to find many veterans who say they aren't moved by it; their reactions range from tear-choked encomiums to indignant growls that it took so long.
"It's beautiful. It fits in very nicely on the Mall; it's very well thought out," says Bill Richardson, 83, of Warrenton, Va., a cavalry veteran originally from Colorado who served in the Pacific. He and his wife, Eva, 80, visited last week. "Some say it's too big, but World War II was our biggest war," she says. "It can't ever be too big, because it symbolizes when our country last came together."
These are the comments that hearten Friedrich St. Florian, 72, the Austrian-born Rhode Island architect who was chosen to design the memorial in 1997. Although he is not surprised by negative reviews, it's no fun reading them, even while bathed in the gratitude of veterans.
Besides, the critics are wrong, he says: "There is absolutely no doubt (the memorial) will stand the test of time."
Although a contemporary architect frequently working in the Modernist mode (skyscrapers such as Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's Seagram building in New York), St. Florian believes the Modernist movement is in decline. So he chose to reach back to the "timeless" language of classical architecture, which already dominates in Washington but is "anathema" to many current architectural historians and critics. "It's a red flag to those who do not share my belief that modern architecture is coming to a closure," he says.
Still, he can't bear to hear the memorial disparaged as overbearing military triumphalism or as "fascist" or "Nazi" architecture. He is sensitive to these allusions because, though neither he nor his father were Nazis, Austria was on the enemy side in the war.
"It's hurtful; it's very difficult to deal with," he says. "Classical architecture is an American tradition, and just because the Nazis perverted it is not a good enough reason to declare it untouchable."
In some respects, reaction to the memorial reflects long-standing arguments about public art and monument-making in a democracy: abstract vs. realism, modern vs. antique, minimalism vs. baroque, explicit symbolism vs. implicit symbolism, heroic vs. elegiac. Abstract minimalism in architecture — as in, say, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial — can be moving, but it's not necessarily useful in expressing heroism, Mills says.
"The Vietnam Veterans Memorial is not a heroic memorial. It's a tribute to the dead," he says. "You need continuity on the Mall and a language that will allow you to reflect on heroism and sacrifice."
'Lacks spirit and fervor'
The problem, says Robert Ivy, editor of Architectural Record, is that the memorial, while "perfectly pleasant," ought to be more than just a nice place to dangle your feet in a splashing fountain. In 2000, Ivy wrote an editorial criticizing the memorial's design, prompting a flood of letters from architects who agreed with him. Now that he has seen it, he's so disappointed he plans another essay about its failures for a future issue.
"It lacks spirit and fervor," Ivy says. "The struggle of the war was a moral struggle, the greatest of our time, and this reduces that to convenient symmetry."
But Mills believes St. Florian's choices are just right for the Mall. "He's taken neoclassical symmetry and balance and proportion and applied them to a modern setting. He's taken the familiar and given it a transcendent quality."
Even the memorial's fiercest critics do not reject it completely: Everyone agrees that restoration of the oval Rainbow Pool — on the site since 1912 but long neglected — is a good thing; the pool and fountain now form the centerpiece of the memorial.
But Judith Feldman, an architectural historian who heads the National Coalition to Save Our Mall, which sought to block the memorial, says St. Florian has produced something more suitable for a military cemetery. In fact, his client, the American Battle Monuments Commission, is the agency that runs American military cemeteries abroad.
"From the fountain, you get a sense of joy and exuberance, which is the purpose of the Mall, which is about the optimism of American democracy," she says. "But it is surrounded by walls alluding to war, death and military triumph. ... I can live with a less-than-perfect memorial as long as it doesn't destroy another monument — the Mall — in the process."
Although Feldman's group lost the fight to move the memorial, the group's criticism and that of architectural critics helped force changes in St. Florian's original design: The memorial is smaller than he originally proposed and no longer includes a museum.
As the critics review the finished monument, will they drop their earlier objections? Don't count on it, Mills says. "They're wedded to their opinions; they may decide by virtue of consistency that they can't change their minds."
St. Florian says there's a chance they'll come around, years down the road. But he's looking even further than that.
"In 100 years, I hope young Americans, when they stand in front of the wall of gold stars, they'll feel a shiver down the spine. I hope they will think, 'When our ideals and values are challenged, we will do the same as these.' "


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William W. Bowser and Molly DiBianca will be presenting a breakfast seminar to the Delaware Contractors Association (DCA) on June 25, 2008 on Hot Topics In Employment Law. The recent amendment to the Family Medical Leave Act, the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which imposes new leave requirements for employees with servicemembers in the family who are called to active duty or who are returning from active duty and who require medical care. The recent (and sudden) passage of the Construction Industry Independent Contract Act through the Delaware House of Representatives will also surely be on the agenda.
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It is a very neat (and expensive) hobby to get into, and it is not without it's challenges. AFA "drones" go, decent Ready to Fly (RTF) vehicles can be costly. There are cheap ones, but like most consumer goods…you get what you pay for. There is nothing wrong with what I would call toy drones either as a starting place. I started out with one from Costco for $80. It served as a good learning tool, but after seeing what a custom built racing quad (rotor) could do, I knew I had to have one.
The following are build progress photos for my first custom built racing quad.
Parts list (to be installed):
Frame: MRM 250 OSO V3 Racing Edition Bundle
Flight Controller: Seriously Dodo
OSD: MinimOSD
Receiver: FrSky XSR
Battery: TBD
FPV Cam: TBD (considering RunCam 2)
Goggles/Monitor: TBD
The early cocoon on stages of the quad.
Here are the MRM 250 kit and Dodo FC unpacked and laid out.
This is after some initial soldering on the Power Distribution Board (PDB) and pins to the FC.
Here is a picture of an arm with a motor attached, prior to soldering the ESC.
ESC factory wires de-soldered and connections re-soldered to trimmed motor wires.
Heat shrink wrapped (and sticker reapplied for fun).
Here is the PDB with the MinimOSD installed and last few pins soldered.
Here is a "mockup" of the progress.
Nylon stands/spaces installed to mount FC.
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Discussion in 'Medical Diagnostic Laboratories (MDL)' started by Anonymous, Aug 18, 2011 at 6:26 PM.
is anyone going to the traveling interviews?
Has anyone had a phone interview or heard of a face to face interview date? Is anyone interviewing for the Chicago area?
I see that they have about 20 open sales positions around the country. Anyone had a phone interview scheduled yet? I have not heard from them yet. Wondered if they are setting them up.
Good luck, even if you get the job, half of the new reps leave or get fired within 3 months. most of the sales reps are looking to get out asap, and have their resumes out waiting for the first opportunity to come along.
Unless you are desperate for a job, I would keep looking for a better company
This is a Burn and Turn Lab. NO ONE WILL LAST !
Try for a clinical lab not this type of lab.
You will get NO support and a lot burn out.
Obviously a disgruntled employee. You mean work for a Quest or Labcorp. Have you talked to anyone who works there. Ask them
Ask wh? Most of the reps have been fired! I would ask why there is so much turn over in this lab.
I know why!
Burn and Turn!
Any Clinical lab would be better than MDL.
Why are you so keen on attacking LabCorp and Quest? Taking too much work from you?
So Sorry so Sad!
This all stems from vt's policies. OMG!! She has NOOOOO experience and it shows. Sales numbers, sales employee retention, employee satisfaction. Name 1 of those she has excelled at. If she were getting a year-end review...........she would get FIRED!!


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May 21, 2012 at 1:04 pm #1290166
Paul JohnsonBPL Member
@johncooperLocale: SoCal
My son has $200 to buy a two person tent. What do you recommend?
Two person (six foot boys)
Three season use in Southern California and the Sierras
Bug protection
Single wall ok
Light as possible (son carries treking poles)May 21, 2012 at 2:43 pm #1879907
Ozzy McKinneySpectator
@porcupinephobiaLocale: PNW
SMD has the lunar duo on clearance for $260. A little out of budget, but an amazing 3 season, bug proof, spacious 2 person tent.
Edit- I need to learn to read :PMay 21, 2012 at 2:51 pm #1879913
Ozzy McKinneySpectator
@porcupinephobiaLocale: PNW
golite has the shangri la series on sale, and the sl2 is $162. Darn good deal.May 21, 2012 at 3:14 pm #1879922
ManfredBPL Member
At your sons budget of $200, I would consider this offer on EBay for a BetaLight with BetaBugShelter
The auction runs for another 5 hours and so far no one has bid on it. The buy-it-now price is $150 for both items together. Several scouts in our troup have used the BetaLight as a two person tent at Philmont and paid that much just for the BetaLight without the bug shelter. The BetaLight weighs only 19 oz. Our scouts did not use the BugShelter which is relatively heavy at 29 oz.
An alternative to consider might be to first buy the SMD Haven for $200. It has a similar weight (18 oz) as the BetaLight, but offers the advantage of two doors, which makes it easier for the boys to get in and out without disturbing the other person. The inner net costs another $150, but weighs only 14 oz. Your son could buy the inner net later and get by at first without the bug protection. Our sons always go without an inner net. They just get into their sleeping bag and put on a head net if it is really bad, but normally once they get into their tent the mosquitos are gone too.
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Mary DBPL Member
@hikinggrannyLocale: Gateway to Columbia River Gorge
I immediately thought of the Tarptent Squall 2, which I got on sale for $185 (regular price was, I believe, a little over $200). It was my very first lightweight tent, and I still prefer it for short trips or when I take a grandchild out. However, that was 7 years ago, and inflation has hit everywhere–it's now $249. If you keep a really close watch on Gear Swap and act fast if you see one, you should be able to find a used one for $200 or less. Sorry, I'm not selling mine!May 21, 2012 at 5:13 pm #1879965
Thayne NBPL Member
@teethlessLocale: Boston
If you want to keep it cheap and new: I second the recommendation on the Golite SL2. Plenty lengthy, pitch with or without the nest, and the current golite sale is hard to beat. If you want to go even lighter, scoop up the used one that's on gearswap with a perimeter netting mod: http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=64265May 21, 2012 at 7:53 pm #1880015
Joshua BillingsBPL Member
@joshuaLocale: Santa Cruz,Ca
I have a big agness seedhouse 2 tent that i want to sell. It is used but in good shape. It comes with the foot print. I'm asking $180 shipped. I also have a newer nemo obi 1 tent that i going to sell for $190. They are both good quality tents that are freestanding(except the vestibule). I will give you first dibs. I can send picture. Thanks.May 22, 2012 at 11:00 am #1880149
Paul JohnsonBPL Member
@johncooperLocale: SoCal
Great suggestions. I am leaning toward either the SMD Lunar Duo Outfitter at $160/59oz or Big Agnes Fly Creek UL2 at $250/34 oz. I like the Golite product, but the center pole is a hassle and it isn't clear whether they have full bug protection.
The Lunar Duo is on the heavy side and the Fly Creak UL2 exceeds the budget. Does anyone sell a two person tarp, dual pole setup (ie no pole in the center), possibly beaks, perimeter netting and less than $200? I am thinking of something like a Hexamid twin in silnylon to keep the price down.May 22, 2012 at 10:17 pm #1880302
Rebecca CanodeSpectator
The GoLite SL2 does have full bug protection if you take the nest. The benefit to these tents is you can leave the nest at home when bugs are not bad and this allows you to shed a bunch of weight. Ditto for the SL3. The SL3 is much roomier and easier to set up but the SL2 might be a better fit for tall people due to its length. Both are fantastic tents, very flexible, and great values.
As for the poles in the middle, ok, its a pain if you are looking to snuggle. However, that isn't an issue the way ours gets used. Our son uses them for Boy Scout trips and the poles create a much appreciated barrier between him and whoever he has to share the tent with. Sometimes its good to have a layer of separation between tent mates.
I'm sure there are a ton of other great options, but we have had good luck with the SL2 & SL3. For the money, they are pretty hard to beat.May 23, 2012 at 10:08 am #1880406
Cesar GarciaMember
@crgowoLocale: Desert SW
You can get a 2 man canopy tarp from Bear Paw Wilderness Designs. It has front and back beak and the front beak has a zipper for $109 then the Net 2 for $100. You have the ability to put the trekking pole on the outside.May 23, 2012 at 10:43 am #1880419
Elliott WolinBPL Member
@ewolinLocale: Hampton Roads, Virginia
Ok, I'll state the obvious. He can sew his own tarp + net tent for far less than $200 using kits, and less again by skipping the kits and just purchasing materials and finding a pattern. Tarps in particular are about the easiest things to make yourself, perfect for beginners.May 23, 2012 at 11:51 am #1880439
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+1 for Bearpaw Wilderness Designs, they have a few options that would work. I have La Garita 2 that would fit two 6' boys (I'm 6'3"). And John will sew bug netting around the perimiter of all his tents for about $40-$50, so all you need is a cheap, light groundcloth.
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Study ranks most loyal NFL fan bases
Pittsburgh is No. 9 on list compiled by Emory University students in sports marketing analytics program
All Pittsburghers know how popular the Steelers are locally ... but how do our fans stack up against other NFL cities?
Two students in the Emory University Sports Marketing Analytics program in Atlanta did a study to find the most loyal and supportive NFL fan bases. Here are their rankings in descending order, from No. 1 all the way down to No. 32.
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Ersi Villas features an outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Santorini bed & breakfast also offers a garden, room service (during limited hours), and express check-out. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Ersi Villas offers 16 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature safes and complimentary bottled water. Rooms open to furnished balconies or patios. Beds feature premium bedding. LCD televisions are featured in guestrooms. Bathrooms include showers with rainfall showerheads, and hair dryers.
This Santorini bed & breakfast provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include phones; local and long-distance calls are complimentary (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested. Renovation of all guestrooms was completed in January 2015.
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
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Recreational amenities at the bed & breakfast include an outdoor pool.
Children under 10 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
Bed & Breakfast Policies
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 4 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Hotel Registry Number - 1144K113K0110900
No elevators
No rollaway/extra beds available
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Optional extras
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. The seasonal pool will be open from April to October. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Up to 2 children 4 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
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'You're too harsh on yourself, Knight,' Raphael said from th recesses of Malkoff's mind. He ignored the Angel's words and went on walking. He didn't need some angel leeching on to his soul anyway. 'I am not leeching off your soul, Knight, only preparing you.'
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The rider passed Malkoff in a flash. For some reason, Malkoff felt a connection to this man. He couldn't explain it, but it was almost like he needed to see where this man went. What he did. Who he was.
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