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Using fleece, felt and fabric Debra Quartermain shows us how to make these adorable sledding penguins. It's a great Christmas craft for anyone to have.
- STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam:
- Balls, 1-1/2", four
- Eggs, one each: 5"; 2-1/2"
- Fleece fabrics: 8" x 8" black; 12" x 12" white
- Fabric scraps: check, 3" x 22"; yellow dot; green dot; blue flannel, 8-1/2" x 10"
- Felt, 9" x 12" each: black; orange
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- Wooden sled, 8" long
- Fiberfill stuffing, small amount
- Buttons, 6mm, one each: green; orange; yellow
- Black beads, two each: 6mm; 5mm
- Yellow pom pom, 1"
- Cosmetic blush
- Serrated knife
- Candle stub or paraffin
- Fine-line black permanent marker
- Pencil
- Ruler
- Disposable sponge brush
- Disposable palette
- Water basin
- Paper towels
- Scissors
- Embroidery needle and floss: blue; black; orange
- Low-temp glue gun and glue sticks
- Fabric glue
- Wax serrated knife with candle stub or paraffin. Cut thin slice from bottom of large foam egg. Cut small foam egg in lengthwise thirds; discard center third.
- Paint foam balls with snow paint; let dry.
- Cut pattern pieces as follows: body patterns from fleece; remaining patterns from felt.
- Glue white adult fleece body to front of large foam eggs, applying glue along fleece edges only and stretching edges to back. Glue black body to back of egg, curving black edges over white.
- Fringe ends of checked fabric 1-1/2"; tie scarf around top third of body.
- Glue adult beak and feet pieces together in pairs, applying very thin line of glue around outside edge and leaving small opening for stuffing; let dry. Stuff feet and glue openings closed; glue to bottom front of body as shown.
- Use scissors point to poke eye holes in head; glue 6mm beads into holes. Lightly stuff beak and glue open edges to head below eyes. Apply blush to cheeks.
- Fold blue flannel fabric wrong sides together; glue seam and let dry. Gather one end and tie closed with blue floss. Turn hat right side out. Fold brim up 3/4" twice and glue hat on head. Glue pom pom to top of hat; glue buttons to front of brim.
- Glue two foam balls to top of sled and two under runners to create lift. Apply additional snow paint to sled as desired; let dry. Glue adult penguin to sled as shown.
- Center smaller foam egg pieces on white fleece body ovals, pulling fleece to cut side and gluing edges to secure.
- Using two strands black floss, insert needle through flat side of one baby and come out at front near eye area. Take 1/4" slanted stitch and return needle to back of head; repeat for second eye. For second baby, make eyes in same way as larger penguin. Blush babies' cheeks. Glue beak pieces together in pairs and glue to faces.
- Glue babies' wings to sides of bodies at "X" indicated on pattern; wings should angle upward. Glue adult wings to top of body at "X" indicated on pattern. Wrap wings around babies and glue to secure.
- For each baby's hat, cut 4-1/2" x 8" dotted fabric piece. Fold one long edge up 1/2" twice; glue to secure. Overlap and glue seam. Tie end shut with embroidery floss. Glue hats on heads.
- Glue baby penguins to adult, one over each foot. Glue one baby's wings over bead eyes. Spot glue scarf end to adult penguin's hat to create windswept look.
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"That's not what I-" was all Peter managed to say, before Phillip pounced on him, clumsily tackling him to the ground, and swiping at him with one fist as viciously as the sudden stabbing pains in his crushed arm would let him.
"I went to war!" he yelled, "Painful war, and now I am enduring a war of the heart that they, that family of mine, created. When will it end?"
Peter spluttered words as he tried to shield himself from his brother's accurate blows. The hits were fierce and passionate, and soon the young man felt what would soon be bruises. Nevertheless, his swings hoped to knock some sense into Phillip.
"Phillip! Argh! Please! I was only suggesting that maybe the real Aidelle is only in your mind. Argh! Plea-please consider that what we saw was only an image."
This only made Phillip more emotionally hurt and furious.
"An image would not react to me the way my Aidelle did. Don't make out that she is gone. Do you really think that I can't feel her love burning for me somewhere in the world? I'm not going crazy, that I promise you, Brother. Oh, and don't take your anger about Beth out on me."
Peter stopped, and, for his lack on concentration, received a graze on the cheek from a particularly sharp piece of jutting rubble. The words had dug into his consciousness more than Phillip's blows ever had, but that was not what had made him look away from the fight.
A bubble of light seemed to grow from the centre of the room, from the same place as Aidelle had appeared from the last time. It opened out until it lit the room with artificial glow, mimicking daylight, albeit from a day when the sky refused to shine, and when storms pushed their clouds out as banners flickering across the heavy canvas of life.
As the light began to lift and position the furniture back into its original places, the fuzzy images of two people began to be clear through the wide mist. Their voices also spilt out into Phillip and Peter's life, and they finally became known to be young women.
"Wow…" gasped Peter, through his bleeding lip.


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In common with all Sony laptops of late, the CW sports an isolation-style keyboard - an innovation Sony itself started. Indeed this is the exact same keyboard as found in the VAIO NW Series earlier in the year, which is good news since it had an outstanding keyboard. Sony has really nailed the key actions on these keyboards, eliminating the shallow feel of older efforts while retaining the snappy feedback. Allied to a faultless layout, the CW has among the best keyboards of any consumer laptop.
Similar plaudits can be given to the accompanying touchpad. For starters it's large enough that the now fashionable multi-touch support is actually useful, unlike the recent Toshiba Satellite U500. Its surface is blissfully smooth, while the two buttons are individually hinged and thus offer excellent tactile feedback. If you're ever in doubt about what you get if you spend a little more on a brand name like Sony, such finer detail ought to convince.
Another strength of the CW is its display. Measuring 14.1in and with the industry standard 1,366 x 768 native resolution it's no masterpiece, it still suffers the relatively shallow viewing angles and glossy, reflective finishes of all laptops in this sector and price. But colours are just a little punchier, blacks a tad deeper and whites a tad cleaner than the norm, making it better than many we come across.
Similar things can't be said of the speakers, though. They're not terrible, producing reasonable clarity at decent volumes, but they lack the mid and low range verve of competing manufacturers. This makes them good enough for online video clips and the like, but anything else will demand some speakers or a decent set of headphones.
And what better way to enjoy such video clips than using your own instant-on web browser? It's no Google Chrome OS, but pressing the 'Web' button above the keyboard takes you from cold to a web page in around 20 seconds. This is a very neat feature that's well implemented, but Sony still hasn't solved our one complaint of the same feature on the NW: you can't adjust the display's brightness! It's a silly oversight and though it doesn't render the instant-on web browser useless, it does mean you'll be using more battery life than necessary when using it. Doh!
Bought one of these for my wife as an early xmas present. Utterly fantastic. Performs like a trooper and plays games well even on battery. Runs very cool and very quiet. Couldnt recomend it enough.
I've got one of these in the dark red colour. Really nice laptop! I wouldn't say it runs quiet, the fan is on all the time just on low speed. It's unfortunate that it doesn't support vanilla nVidia Forceware drivers, we have to wait for official Sony ones to update and i really doubt those will ever come.
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Strange scoring. Looks like a great laptop, I think the only complaint I can find is with the screen... The most important two scores (performance and value) are 9/10 but the final score is 8/10.
For what you pay for, it's pretty good. It's heavy, only complaint i have.
I had a very bad experience with fan noise, thermal management and fan failure on a CS11, a problem that is widely documented by owners on the Internet, including in a thread on the VAIO Club forum at http://club.vaio.sony.co.uk... but I came across this review so thought I might reconsider. I wish I'd seen the score you gave the CS11 before I bought it, but it was, unusually for me, an "impulse" purchase because I needed a replacement computer quickly and the CS11 was in the local shop window. I went for it because of the Sony name, I suppose, but that has been tarnished by my experience with the CS11, which I now no longer own. I was not happy when Sony staff advised me the device was running within parameters after it had been sent back to them. (A replacement fan they installed was similarly noisy, all a poor BIOS control issue, I believe, and it too began to fail.)
I wonder, Andy, if you noted excessive fan noise in testing the CW.
If build quality is better and fan noise more bearable should I look at this again? Does anybody notice a tendency of the fan to spool up to a noisy high speed for just two or three seconds, every nine or ten seconds, even when just putting the CW through light use such as browsing and e-mail? That's what happened with my CS11, on a background of the fan spinning relatively noisily all the time in between, too, and many other CS11 and CS21 owners reported the same behaviour.
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Rising home prices outweighed falling mortgage rates when it came to housing affordability in the second quarter of the year.
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity Index (HOI) found that 62% of new and existing homes sold between the beginning of April and the end of June were affordable to families earning the U.S. median income of $65,700. In the first quarter it was 65%.
The national median home price increased from $223,000 in the first quarter to $240,000 in the second quarter. At the same time, average mortgage rates dipped from 4.05% to 3.88%.
"Though we have seen a modest drop in affordability in the second quarter, the HOI is still fairly high by historical standards," said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz. "Rising employment, favorable mortgage rates and increasing household formations will keep the housing market on a gradual, upward path during the rest of the year."
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For the third consecutive quarter, Youngstown-Warren-Boardman, Ohio-Pa., was rated the nation's most affordable major housing market, with 91.1% of all new and existing homes sold in the second quarter affordable to families earning the area's median income of $53,900.
Rounding out the top five affordable major housing markets in respective order were Scranton-Wilkes-Barre-Hazleton, Pa.; Syracuse, N.Y.; Harrisburg-Carlisle, Pa.; and Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson, Ind.
Meanwhile, Kokomo, Ind., claimed the title of most affordable small housing market in the second quarter of 2016. There, 98.2% of homes sold during the second quarter were affordable to families earning the median income of $60,900.
Smaller markets joining Kokomo at the top of the list included Cumberland, Md.-W.Va.; Fairbanks, Alaska; Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, Iowa-Ill; and Monroe, Mich.
For the 15th quarter in a row, San Francisco-Redwood City-South San Francisco, Calif., was the nation's least affordable major housing market. Just 8.5% of homes sold there were affordable to families earning the area's median income of $104,700.
Other major metros at the bottom of the affordability chart were located in California. In descending order, they included Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale; Anaheim-Santa Ana-Irvine; San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara; and San Rafael.
California also claimed the five least affordable small housing markets. At the very bottom of the affordability chart was Santa Cruz-Watsonville, where 14.7% of all new and existing homes sold were affordable to families earning the area's median income of $85,100.
Other small markets at the lowest end of the affordability scale included Salinas; Napa; San Luis Obispo-Paso Robles-Arroyo Grande; and Santa Maria-Santa Barbara.
"Firm job growth, historically low interest rates and healthy price appreciation in many markets are all positive signs that the housing recovery continues to move forward," said NAHB Chairman Ed Brady. "At the same time, regulatory hurdles and rising costs for buildable lots and skilled labor continue to put upward pressure on the cost of building a home."


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Breaking news: Evel Knievel is dead at 69. As we remember the 1970s stuntman and orthopedic-surgery poster boy, let's also remember his unwitting contribution to our slang lexicon: He helped make it legal to call someone a pimp. In 2001, ESPN's website ran a photo of Knievel with a caption saying that he "proves that you're never too old to be a pimp." Knievel sued for defamation. The case made it to the Ninth Circuit Court, which ruled against Knievel, finding that ESPN had tagged him a pimp not to suggest that he managed prostitutes, but rather that he was, as the kids say, "cool." "It was most likely intended as a compliment," concluded the majority. Knievel's decision to try to jump over the majestic canyon of the First Amendment seems even more bizarre considering that, according to his AP obit, he used to brag about having been a "swindler, a card thief, a safe cracker, a holdup man." (Photo: evelknievel.com)
Mother JonesNov. 30, 2007 4:47 PM
The Sundance Channel exists to produce sleek, artier-than-thou programming. That is its niche, and, though I personally choose not to watch shows like One Punk Under God and Anatomy of a Scene, I can accept that. What I refuse to accept, however, is the channel's willful mauling of the English language in service of a puffed up celebrity interview vehicle called Iconoclasts. Each episode pairs together two "iconoclasts" and "explores the intersection where two great talents meet—and where creativity comes alive," says Executive Producer Robert Redford. The third season wrapped up last night with a show featuring Madeleine Albright in conversation with Ashley Judd. Past episodes have featured Sean Penn with Jon Krakauer, Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder with surfer Laird Hamilton, Renee Zellweger with Christiane Amanpour, and Robert Redford himself with Paul Newman. Even aging media mogul Sumner Redstone has been on. The thing is, this is probably a really great show for people who love celebrities—like E! True Hollywood Story for the alternative crowd—but none of these celebrities are actually iconoclasts. According to Merriam-Webster, the definition of the word is (1) a person who destroys religious images or opposes their veneration or (2) a person who attacks settled beliefs or institutions.
Genuine iconoclasts include H.L. Mencken, who made a career out of smashing all manner of popular beliefs and prejudices. There's a good case to be made for Salman Rushdie as a model iconoclast, with respect to both literature and religion. But Robert Redford? Look, I liked Sneakers as much as the next guy, but when was the last time Redford shattered any contemporary American idols? The point is, mere accomplishment in a given field does not an iconoclast make. I plan to e-mail Sundance about this; pedantic language-conscious Riff readers should feel free to do the same. Resist corporate verbicide!
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Gary MoskowitzNov. 30, 2007 4:45 PM
It's still amazing to me that Creedence Clearwater Revival, a late-60s, early -70s Bay Area band, was so good at playing Louisiana swamp blues; but they were. And John Fogerty, the band's controlling but visionary leader, was largely the reason why (proof below).
At 62, Fogerty, despite a legacy of post-band-breakup lawsuits with record labels and band members, is back with a new solo release, Revival.
The album might as well be called "What's Done is Done. Let's Rock." There's an air of openness and self-awareness to album; sort of a second (or third) wind for Fogerty. Songs range from simple blues/country ("Don't You Wish It Was True") to reflective nods to the old days ("Creedence Song") to straight-up political rock and roll ("I Can't Take It No More").
Check out a good Q&A with Fogerty on Pitchfork.
Gary MoskowitzNov. 29, 2007 9:01 PM
Regrettably, I spent my morning listening to songs on the Monster Ballads Xmas CD and the LeeVees' How Do You Spell Channukkahh EP. Any holiday spirit I had when I woke up this morning has now been completely ripped out of my system.
I'm not sure why holiday rock almost always = terrible rock, but the monster ballad CD and the silly Jewish rock EP are living proof that rock songs about Santa and pop songs about potato latkes are not, and will never be, cool, funny, interesting, or enjoyable in any way. I want to personally thank them for giving me a full-fledged holiday headache.
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Debra J. DickersonNov. 29, 2007 12:52 PM
You have to be made of stone not to have been following the Baby Grace case. The one that had hardened cops weeping and fondling tiny pink sneakers after her little decomposed body was found floating in Galveston Bay. Even the forensic artist brought in to create her likeness so she could be identified came away moved. After 14 weeks of nature taking its toll on Baby Grace's tortured little body, one would imagine that job to be a horrible one, but the beautiful innocence of a child whose true face she'd only ever see in her mind's eye makes the artists' description of that task simply transcendent:
Debra J. DickersonNov. 29, 2007 11:42 AM
This is one of those stories that you just can't stop thinking about and wondering what the hell is so wrong with people. You read the news and suddenly the whole hermit/Walden Pond thing just makes so much sense. If only there was a way to legislate against stupidity and viciousness. There isn't, but that didn't stop suburban St. Louis politicians from doing it anyway. Wrong as the underlying act was, heinous as it was, making online harassment, without a clearly stated threat, a punishable offense only makes things worse. Ninety percent of the blogosphere is prima facie harassment; they better get a lot more jails built and be ready to face a whole lotta 1st Amendment cases.
It's been hard to miss the story about the 13 year old girl who committed suicide after a MySpace boyfriend wooed, then cruelly mocked and dump her. The 'boyfriend' turned out to be the mom of her former best friend and only four houses down the leafy suburban cul de sac. As horrible as was a grown woman intentionally setting out to spy on a child (how dare she de-best friend her daughter), the details are even worse. The New York Times has the goods:
Mother JonesNov. 28, 2007 9:17 PM
The holiday season offers no shortage of peril: themed turtleneck sweaters, Bûche de Noël, office party punch. And of course, the one holiday intrusion that none of us can avoid, from the dawn of Black Friday through 'til Christmas Day, is the ubiquitous playing and marketing of Christmas music. This year, if all the harking of angels on high and Beach Boys covers are getting you so down that even Neil Diamond's "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" can't raise you up, The Killers have just the song for you. "Don't Shoot Me Santa" is the feel-good—in a super dark way—iTunes download of the season, with all its proceeds going to AIDS charities as part of Bono's RED campaign. For those of us who have always dreamed of tying up Brandon Flowers with tinsel and tormenting him in the desert, Christmas has come a little early this year.
Dave GilsonNov. 28, 2007 12:53 PM
The Times just profiled Gail Simone, the first woman to write DC Comics' Wonder Woman series. MJ was on the story back in July, when Charlie Anders introduced readers to Simone as part of a generation of feisty female comic-book geeks who are breaking into the boys-in-tights club. Simone helped get the ball rolling with her Women in Refrigerators site, which listed the horrible demise of many a female superhero. So don't expect Wonder Woman to pull a Captain America any time soon. Meanwhile, it looks like Simone is keeping Princess Diana of Themyscira plenty busy fighting off a troop of groping blue gorillas.
Gary MoskowitzNov. 26, 2007 10:35 PM
The second the credits started rolling after a recent showing of the film Lars and the Real Girl, my friend turned to me and said, "That was the most boring film I've ever seen in my life. I fell asleep, like, five times."
Boring? I disagree. The film creeps along at a slow pace, but can you tell the story of an extremely sensitive, emotionally wrecked young man whose platonic relationship with a blow-up doll helps him get over the death of his mother and social anxieties at a fast pace? You could, but it probably would have to star Will Ferrell and be directed by Judd Apatow.
Dave GilsonNov. 26, 2007 8:57 PM
Nice. WFMU's Beware of the Blog is collecting remixes of Rudy Giuliani mentioning his favorite (only?) topic. As DJ Joe Biden might say, all Rudy needs is a noun, a verb, September 11... and a beat. My favorite so far is Miguelito Contraband's "Gold Plated 9-11 Diapers" [MP3].
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The lunch menu groans with heavenly trammezzinis, toasties, wraps and pancakes while mouthwatering goodies beckon from the grill. The Ďgrilled to perfectioní prime fillet sounds like rib sticking fare, while the T-Bone, rump steak, man-size rump, fillet Mossel Bay and the triple T-Bone sound equally as delectable. We suggest heading over to the pub afterwards for an after dinner drink.


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In Pennsylvania, which produces one-third of the nation's steel, the strikers in snowy darkness and freezing cold set'in motion around the shut-down plants the long, slow march of their picket lines. Picket lines were set up elsewhere across the country. No Guesses No one here would guess how many days, or weeks or months that march of the pickets—to keep out of the plants anyone who might seek to take their'jobs —would continue. It was a showdown fight between the steelworkers and the steelmakers. This country's hopes for a prosperous reconversion were involved critically because so much of American manufacturing uses steel and steel supplies are very small. A long-drawn out strike could break the back of reconversion. I he steel industry—according to a steel industry authority who should know—will lose through the strike about $10,0Q0,000 a day in gross revenue it would have received on its steel sales if there had been no strike. The industry's average daily wage has been computed at $8.69. At tnat rate. 750,000 workers will lose $6.514,500 each day they remain idle. Picketing Starts Quietly The picketing started quietly. The strikers have had plenty of. time to get ready for this day ' U. S. Budget for 1946-47 Truman Adds To Program Wonts Earlier Recommendations Carried Out, Five More Measures Rut Into Law Asks Entire Domestic Program To Boost Output of Low Cost Goods by Higher Paid Workers W^SHiNGTONL J; "VlV-'Rpi_'KoOO^ywMat^'' *° [which, with the hacking of pub. President Truman asked congress He added, however, that he can a sweeping recommend no further tax rut* _______ . Program he said will promote at this time. Iuliner lax cuts today to act on a*YevTsVdAtopic ■ Sood^hv ^ a l0We£ C0St In the "state of the union'' legislative program, all of which j * i* *^L^ juW?rJferS* Portion of his message. Mr. Tru- he had recommended on various of disunity" whirh '-ti kJifS "Jan tcrmed establishment of a dates since last September. nine to begin- -fair wage structure'* the "most In addition, he recommended m"*t ILvJn" " x x x seri°us difficulty'* in the path of 1—Extension'of The*fprice con- . * "word document a"d ■ •**- V°' a!:J for one yi-ar from next lawmaking °and e bu dc! t'n re com1' T*'e ab.'litv of ,abor and man- June 30. i«*v<maiung ana budget recom- agement to work together and 2—Extension of the second war Jinxed 'exDressiona *of ®.x<!?utive |[je waKe and price policies which powers act, including priority ovcr businpM j^ 4"K ,hcv. develop, are social and eco- ns good mar- and inventory controls hrv".,ri '%er D.V.Nin.DSS and job potential!- nomic i-sues of first imn-rtnnp« « means more WASHINGTON, Jan. I'oda* '° *et behlnd riff'd?"tJ.rU™a.nas^ed.ingress greater OOO. I IOO a year later. ijc opinion, will assist"Tabor Kand management to resolve their disagreements in a peaceful manner and reduce the number and duration of strikes.'* Mr. Truman said most Industries and most companies "have adequate leeway within which to grant substantial wage increases. Good Wages General Benefit Elaborating on his higher wag# June 30, presumably another six months. . Continuation of food subsidies beyond June 30 with the earnings against inflation and concern over "major strikes.'* He said labor and management SSPwlSS! wa,R* '"crfaM» ust establish "hrHor h,,™™ ™ Rood business for business ages. In his budget. Mr. Truman peg- lationships/'^anlT*—? apnarlntfv ? Jause assure a large market X X ara be- These two charts give a summary of estimated Federal Budget for fiscal TELEPHOTO). years 1946-47. — (NEA Military, Post-War Costs Are Three-Fourths of President's Budget Submitted to Congress Truman Assures That for First Tima in 17 Years No Increase in National Debt Has to Ba Provided For WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—(AP)—President Truman pre* sented a $35,860,000,000 federal budget to congress today with his assurance that for the first time in 17 years no increase-in the national debt will take place. Military expenditures and the aftermath of war account for almost three fourths of the budget total. # The presjdent estimated that Tillman (alls For r,Ue ^ Continuation Of Food Subsidies Their wafe negotiations withThe B*v OVID A* MARTIN steel industry had gone on for WASHINGTON, Jan., 21, </P>— months and finally broke down President Truman called on con-* r?y* • Pes&iXe the intercession gross today to retain food sub-Oi President Truman, who sug-1 sidles as one means of combat-gested a compromise. The union ting inflation and a possible eight Truman's proposal per cent jump in the cost of liv- aceepted Mr for a wage increase of 18 1/2 cents an hour. The U. S. Steel Corporation, the giant which is the guiding star for most of the industry, rejected this figure and said it could not giant an increase of more than 15 cents an hour. The union, which at Mr. Trumans request had postponed its scheduled walkout for one week from January 14, then said the strike must begin. ing index for food. This request, made iii the chief 513,000,000 toward meeting the bill for the fiscal year beginning July I, thus leaving a defecit of $4,347,000,000. The defecit, however, will be taken cajre of, he said, "by a reduction in the very substantial balance which will be in the treasury during the next fiscal year." in fact the debt itself will be pared from its present $278,000,000,000 to $271,000,000.-000 18 months hence. Mr. Truman, however, called for taxes to be held at present levels. Comparing the new 1947 budget with the current one, the executive's state of the union and! chief executive said that with budget message, represents an Tar4uP€,ld,il5^utback8 the total about-face by the administration °Fi ? J946 J,scal year now is on subsidies. It had planned to estimated at $67,200,000,000. Reend most of them by their June SJP1? a*'e plac*d at. *38.600.000,- 30 expiration date. Started early in the war to keep food prices stable, the subsidies have been costing the government about $1,750,000,000 a year. Mr. Truman said that unless the subsidies are continued "it ____ " would become extremely difficult 000.000 for UNRRA for us to control the forces of in lation." More specifically, he estimated that withdrawal of the subsidies would force increases of from three to five cents a pound in average prices of meat; at least 12 cents a pound for butter, in addition to a five cent increase allowed last fall; one to two cents a quart for milk; one cent for a loaf of bread, more than * cent a pound for sugar, and eight cents a pound for cheese, in addition to a scheduled increase of Hayes Fifth Grade Firs! School Group To Fill Yardstick Jaycees Planning Additional Fund-Raising Functions Before Drive Ends Mrs. Dovie Moore's fifth grade at Hayes school is the first group of school children to fill a yardstick in the March of Dimes four cents on February I. campaign. Other grouper of The president also asked the school chlIdeo are gradually fill-; lawmakers for appropriations mg their yard stickes. but have which, together with funds al-not turned in filled ones yet. j ready available, would permit the The yardstick turned in by the agriculture department to spend Hayes group was worth $20.40, about $3,435,500,000 for subsidies, ire same amount that any yard- farm programs, research and for suck will be worth when it is; foreign relief operations during miea. , the fiscal year beginning July One down town store has fill- I* el a yardstick on both sides and The department's expenditures started putting dimes on top for similar activities during the OI dimes. The exact number of current fiscal year were estimat-dimes collected on that one vard- cd at $2,992,000,000. stick will not be known until it «... ZZ-—*— - is turned in. TWO OKLAHOMA OIL A Junior Chamber of Commer- FIELD WORKERS KILLED ce March of Dimes booth has been FORT mvfpc trio t ai opened and will be kept open < ?S* F1?;vJ?n' 21' F p 1 ^—Two Oklahoma oil field workers were killed when a boiler used in drilling operations at the OOO, leaving a defecit of $28,600. 000.000. Salient features of the 1947 budget: Major Features I. National defense, occupation and war liquidation will cost $15,000,000,000. including $1,200,- the drive ends January 31. The Jaycees, the sponsoring organization of the drive in Pnn- ic* j *----------— - — totoc county, are planning other I SHr?r),land ol1 fleld exploded last functions that will net some ad-; lght* ditional money to be added to the amount raised by dime colections. Read the Ada News Want Ads. WEATHER Oklahoma—Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight except mostly cloudy in extreme south; slightly colder southeast and extreme east; lowest temperatures tonight in middle 20 s; somewhat warmer Tuesday. J. S. McKinstry, chief of operations, said the men were Clyde Crosby and Red Ferren. McKinstry said he did not know the home tow*ns of the two men but that they were employed by the Loffland Brothers Drilling company of Tulsa, holder of a drilling contract in the field. WAYNOKA VOTES ON BONDS WAYNOKA, OKLA., Jan., 21, CA') —Citizens of Waynoka will vote tomorrow in a special election on an estimated 85,000 bond issue for improvements to the municipally owned electric power plant and lines. 2* Veterans' pensions and benefits are set down for $4,208,000,-000. 3. $5,000,000,000 is earmarked for servicing the war-swollen national debt. 4. Provision is made for continued work in the field of atomic energy, but this is a secret item and the funds involved were not disclosed. International Financing 5. International financial programs will require $2,754,000,000. These include the Bretton Woods agreements, export-import bank operations and expenditures aris- from the proposed loan of $3,750,000,000 to Britain. 6. General government running expenses are estimated at $1,-565,000,000 exclusive of army and navy, agricultural aids, public works and social security payments. 7 More than $2,000,000,000 is included for aids to agriculture and for the commodity credit corporation, largely for price stabilization and price support resulting from the war food and production program. Mr. Truman said his budget estimates "are based on the assumption of generally favorable business conditions blit not on an income reflecting full employment and high productivity that we hope to achieve. In future years the present tax system, in conjunction with a full employ-mei?i leve* °* national income, could be expected to yield more than $30,000,000,000, which is substantially above the anticipated peacetime level of expenditures." In one reference to future budgets, he observed "They can hardly be expected to be reduced to less than $25,000,000,000.** Includes Proposed Legislation The budget message was unique in one respect. For the first time it included not only the customary estimates based on ex- Rooms Are Needed NOW Veterans Eagar to Attend East Control lf Living Quarters Can Be Found East Central State college was hit hard by the war with both instructors and students going to war and now that both instructors and students have returned to their respective places at the college they are finding it difficult to obtain living quarters. The bulk of the students at the college are returning servicemen and are going to school under the G. I. bill of rights. The veterans are enrolling and hoping that they can find a place to live while attending college. College authorities reoort that every dormitory room has been reserved and still there are not enough rooms to go around. Before the war, students found it a task to find living quarters, but now that task has increased until it is a full time job. Many Here First Time Many students are coming to Ada for the first time to enter college and are having to spend almost every day looking for a place to live. Dr. A. Linscheid, president of the college, and Mayor Guy Thrash have appealed to Ada citizens to open their homes to East Central students. The room or apartment does not have to be anything fancy, just so it is clean. One veteran brought his family to Ada two weeks ago and avert the nationwide ca strike— declared• only $4,347,000,000 above antici- pated income. Can Trim National Debt And. by drawing on the treasury's cash balance, he said the national debt actually can be reduced for the first time in 17 years—from an art0'11'—- rf- levels. 4—Legislation creating a permanent housing agency. 5—Extension of the selective service act beyond the present expiration date of May 16. "in case the campaign for volunteers does not produce" the needed number. The president called for action on this before April. Fact-Finding Authority Here are the 21 measures Mr. Truman listed by numbers: I—A law to give fact-finding boards greater powers in labor disputes. ?°-*alled "full employment bill such as that passed by senate. J S u p plementing unemployment insurance benefits. 4—A permanent fair employment practice committee. for their products: substantial wage increases are good business for labor because they increase No government "iiolir-v can !?bo,r-' tnndard of l,vin«: sub- make men understand raeh other. !['creas''s .are agree, and get along unless they SST *--- conduct themselves in a way to foster mutual respect and Rood # ■ .i ... will. friendly citizenry enjoying the The government can. how- I b<,nrflts of democracy under our business for the country as a Ie because capacity production means an active, healthy. in expected $275.-, ever, help to develop machinery i (Continued on Page 2 Column 3) Oklahoma Livestock; Germans Are Producers Shipping I Glad to Vote About as Usual OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 21 — ol*)—Livestock producers of Oklahoma are shipping about as usual, at higher prices despite a packinghouse strike here and First Free Election in 13 Years Brings Out 83 Per cent of Qualified Voters Government Nearer Seizing of Heal Parking Industry CHICAGO. Jan., 21, —A possibility of imminent govern-FRANKFURT, Germany. Jan TI1 s?lzur^ confronted the 21.—Ui—Final returns of the ,V.'.ke * bound m.eat industry to- ______ _ since Hitler seized power showed today that 83 per cent qL the qualified voters exercised Their franchise yesterday in balloting in which the moderately leftist social dem- 5—Raising the statutory min- ? of feed, leaders said first free German elections — dav* imum wage from 40 to 65 cents todav" " .. ----- ^uon-s an hour now. to 70 cents after r • Martinet!*, editor of the one year, and to 75 cents after News* estimated that two years. 'about three-fourths" of the 6—A scientific research acenev ! buyers here ar* active, with a _____________ 7—A health and prc-paid med-i lns/!5fcnt dcmand than nor- ocrats set the pace leal care program ^ |° ^,1- It had been 13 years since the k—Universal military training.1 Un,y Armour and Co., here is Germaas last voted freely. 9—Increased federal salaries closed by the strike. Wilson and The social democrats with a 10—Presidential succession leg- • and a number of local mde- mildly socialistic platform carination. pendents are all in need of live- nered 146.508 votes of a total Arm(ul c I v. Said J'f* Lucas° ,,f the 376.794 cast in 1.200 communi- Armed Services Merger Oklahoma Livestock Marketing ties in greater Hesse which elect- scrVi7oVnifiCa,i°n °f thC armcd ^'Independent market, he 12-A law to cover domestic dn^'^'smaU ^K^kmg"^';^ °°° °'hfr sma11 communes in °,f <.nn *v- 'vh,'ch si'll usually retail mar- of federal con- i kets, and thus do not come under wholesale ceiling regulations and occupation zone 13—Retention trol over the U. S. employment 19471Ce *eas* u°til June 30, 14—1 n creased unemployment allowances for veterans. 15 Social security coverage for veterans for their term of military service. 16 Extension of crop insurance. 17 Authority to sell surplus moi chant ships^ and to charter vessels both here and abroad some pay no attention to regulations. Martineau said prices paid here last week wore so high that Wilson had been practically forced out of the market "because they were above compliance." An estimated 3.500 cattle and calves came in here over the week-end for Monday's market compared with 2.000 a year ago. Livestock observers said the the American next Sunday. The christian democratic party, which ranks about center, ran second to the social democrats with 99.591 votes. C ommunists on the extreme left and liberal democrats on the _ ___ extreme right ran far behind in ; supplies requires immediate dras-the trachtioallv agricultural area tic action, said this official. As a fact - finding board appointed by President Truman prepored to open public hearings tomorrow in the six-day old walkout, high administrative quarters in Washington said that major packing plants might bo seized in a day or two. One influential government official, who declined use of his name, said the question of seizure would be discussed in Washington today by high administrative leaders. He saw little hope of avoiding such action, he told a reporter. Mr. Truman would hove tho final word in any decision to use the seizure weapon, this source said, adding that the president opposed seizures in labor disputes except as a last resort. The emergency presented by the nation s fast dwindling meat where the elections were held. The communists polled 16,608 and the liberal democrats 5,662 Independent candidates won 92.383 votes, substantiating predictions by German S'S that these local elections would not be very significant of German political trend. materials. 19—Federal airport legislation. 20—-Repeal of the Johnson act barring Drivate loans to nations rorst Oklahoma ^2°^® *OIi an, aPartment J d^bts^to^lJ0^ ** * F " °! ^ " ar * while living in a local hotel. He spent an entire day looking for a place to live while attending school and after two weeks of searching found a two-room a-partment and moved into it. Needed NOW There are numerous other situations that could be cited, but the main object now' is finding places for the veterans and other students to live while attending college. W. A. (Gus) Delaney, Jr.. appealed to Chamber of Commerce members to rent vacant rooms to students now because the second semester is starting and the enrollment at the college is larger bas- ^een *n several years. There might be a few rooms in local hotels, but veterans cannot afford to live in a hotel on $90 per month income. 21—Development of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence seaway. Lease Prices Rise OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 21.— plicts in northwestern Stephens county were step-ped up to a new* high today by in history as far as is concerned, but it had been made bearable by one of the mildest winters in years.** Not only is there a shortage of protein, but the autumn drouth ij back wheat pastures, and farmers have used up their emergency hay. fodder, and other roughage far earlier than usual. Counciiiation attempts here to end the walkout of 263,000 CIO and AFL workers in the industry were deadlocked on the wage issue. A member of the fact-finding board, E. E. Witte, expressed hope of a settlement within two weeks. said manv contests were decided on Dersonalities rather than on Dolitical partisanship, iust as are local elections in the United States. _,, The voting w*as under supervis- Approve Atom Commission I !on German authorities and no LONDON. Jan. 21.—<.!*>—Crea- I instance of trouble was reported. tion of a special commission to * —4*- devise controls for atomic energy . . . .------- m I The already serious shortage of Tile military government, meat in the country's market* which supervised the tabulation. \ might become even worse if 50- OOO members of the unaffiliated national brotherhood of packinghouse w orkers, not now on strike. join the W'alkout. waV^'approved 'ThlTpS j MaUlfe 8611091 presidencyAfter Crisis in Cabinet of the u nit tit .riTr 'iiHIT V"' United Nations assembly today, state schc.l land commission tile! " r " 30~^inute discussion. Read the Ada News Want Ads. vested—Ada News Classified Ads Read the Ada News Want Ads. Handless Vet Weds WAC Corporal (Continued an Page 2 Column 6) Stillwater Scouts Still Ship Paper STILLWATER, Okla., Jan. 21, <£»>—Stillwater boy scouts loaded out their 21st c^r of scrap paper over the w*eek end. As the scouts entered their fifth year of conducting scrap paper drives they looked at a new* total of 850.000 pounds collected in Stillwater. S. R. Westbrook, boy scout executive, said the Cimarron valley district, of w'hich Stillwater is a part, holds the record for collecting scrap paper in the ninth region, which includes Oklahoma. Texas and New Mexico. With shipment of the 21st car from Stillwater, the district's total stood at 50 cars. There are 47 towns in the district. Scout officials said they were planning another drive within a few months. Greater returns for amount invested—Ada News Classified Ads. By JAMES M. LONG PARIS. Jan. 21. — - The Communist party launched a drive today to name a Communist as the successor to Gen. Charles De Gaulle, who resigned the provisional presidency of (ar Tag PeoaNy Goes on Fob. I A penalty of IO cents per day will be added to the price of all automobile and truck license plates not purchased before January 31, according to A. IC. rho rn ton, tag agent. Licenses not purchased before trie dead 11 ne will increase in pi ice at a rate of IO cents per day for 30 days, after which time the price doubles. The local tag agent is urging everyone who has not already purchased his license to go to tho France last night follow*mg a cab- office before the penalty start*. .....Q —.......... ■ Greater returns for amount invested—Ada News Classified Adj Pfc. Robert LangstaU, 32 of Anderson, Indiana, slips wedding ring the aidofmp h i C,°lP' ?Uthu^Spalding, Colombus, Iowa with I me£ham4cal hooks which replace the hands he lost bv met crisis. De Gaulle stepped dow*n from the presidency with an an- * nouncement that he considered I he had completed the task of "leading the country toward liberation, victory and sovereign- ! ty." In a letter of resignation ad- I dressed to Felix Goum, president of the constituent assembly, he said: "If I agreed to remain at this government post after Nov. 13, 1945. it was to respond to the unanimity with which the national constituent assembly ad-1 dressed itself to me to take care ! of a necessary transition. Today j that transition has been effect- I cd. Besides, France, after great j trials, no longer is in an alarming situation . . .** Party leaders met in a special conference and were expected to call the as embly into session cither later today or tomorrow. De Gaulle cancelled a radio talk to the nation that he had scheduled for tonight, and reportedly left Pari3, presumably for seclusion in the country while he waited for the constituent assembly to act on hi* resignation. TH* PESSIMIST Too idea many folks have th* that th' only thing t* do, when the'r spirits 're low, is t' call th' bootlegger. Why hesitate t' tell your age—you generally show it. ;
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Teaneck and Madison, NJ (September 21, 2006) For two days in October, Fairleigh Dickinson Universitys Office of Global Learning will sponsor a major symposium on human rights and conflict resolution. More than 50 leading human rights practitioners and academics from several universities will come together on October 17 and 18. Through keynote addresses, plenary lectures and multiple workshops, this symposium will deepen knowledge and inspire activism concerning the most compelling issues of our times, said Elise Salem, associate provost for global learning. Topics to be addressed include human rights and the war on terrorism, child soldiers, the realities of torture, religious values and human rights, peacemaking strategies for Israel/Palestine, genocide in Darfur, international and local aspects of sex trafficking, the truth and reconciliation process, health issues and human rights, obstacles to political asylum among many others. Student representatives from campus organizations will lead four workshops. The protection of human rights and the resolution of violent conflict are urgent concerns in todays world, said Joseph Chuman, the symposium organizer and a faculty member at FDU. Recognizing these concerns, Fairleigh Dickinson Universitys Office of Global Learning is sponsoring this symposium. This is the first time Fairleigh Dickinson has hosted an event of this magnitude on this topic, he said. Keynote addresses will feature Kenneth Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch on Human Rights, and Ibrahim Agboola Gambari, Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, United Nations on Conflict Resolution. Reed Brody, Advocacy Director, Human Rights Watch, will address the war on terrorism and its consequences for human rights, while Kenneth Cain, author and former U.N. Peacekeeper in Somalia, Cambodia, Rwanda and Liberia will focus on Peacekeeping Without Illusions: My Role as a U.N. Peacekeeper. Former child slave Simon Deng, a spokesperson on Darfur genocide, will share his experiences and expertise. He has served as an adviser to President George W. Bush. Attendees will be able to select workshop presentations that range from Carol Prendergast, director of operations, Bellevue/New York University Survivors of Torture Clinic, on The Realities of Torture, Personal and Political to Michael Santoro, professor of international business at Rutgers University on China, Censorship and Internet Freedom. Ed Barocas, legal director, ACLU of New Jersey, will lead a workshop on The War on Terrorism and the Erosion of American Freedoms. Keyla Rodriquez, victims specialist, Victims Service, FBI, Newark, N.J., Office and Carol Smolenski, executive director, ECPAT-USA head a session on international sex trafficking globally and in our backyard while Anna Kushner, Freedom to Write Program, PEN American Center; Pierre Mujomba, award-winning Congolese playwright, focuses on the persecution of writers. The Symposium opens Tuesday, October 17 at FDUs College at Florham, Madison, NJ. The second day of presentations and discussions, on Wednesday, October 18, will be held on FDUs Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, NJ. On Tuesday at the College at Florham, the Symposium begins with registration from 12:30 p.m.-1 p.m. in the Great Hall of the Mansion. The activities will conclude with dinner at 7:15 p.m. On Wednesday at the Metropolitan Campus, registration will be from 9:30 a.m.-10 a.m. in the Lobby of Dickinson Hall on the Hackensack side of the campus. The final session will conclude at 6 p.m. The complete conference packet will be available at registration. The symposium is free of charge to all high school and college students and faculty members from the region. The general community is invited to participate and can register for either day for a fee of $30, or can attend both days for $50. Meals will be provided. A brochure outlining all sessions is available on line or via regular mail. Because seating is limited for plenary sessions, those interested in attending should register. For more information on this symposium, or to register, call 201-692-7360 or visit http://www.globaleducation.edu
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2. Dig In. The Atlanta Seafood and Craft Beer Festival will debut Aug.9, bringing a taste of the city's seafood and local craft beer offerings to Piedmont Park. Vendors such as Williamson Bros., Ibiza Bites, and Atlanta Seafood Company will be set up from noon until 8 p.m. that day. Craft beer selections will include Hoplanta, SweetWater Brewing Company, and Red Hare Brewing Company. The festival is free and open to the public.
3. Drink and Donate. Grab a beer, a red dress, and some running shoes and you're good to go for the annual Red Dress Run in New Orleans on Aug. 9. Last year, the run was able to raise more than $190, 000 for more than 60 local charities. Participants begin registering, drinking, and lining up at 9 a.m. for the two-mile run/walk through the French Quarter. Registration is $70 and includes beer, food, live music, and giveaways.
4. Celebrate food and film. Check out the Southern Foodways Alliance Potlikker Film Festival in Bentonville, Arkansas on Aug. 9. The festival, hosted by The Hive and 21c Museum Hotel in collaboration with Chef Matt McClure, will have a variety of feasts from farmers and local chefs, as well as music by bluegrass band Foley's Van. The festival will feature films by Joe York: "Fish Ribs in Little Rock," about the Lassis Inn, and "Ovens are for Pies,"about McClard's Barbecue. Tickets are $75 per person.
5. Grow the arts. The Tomato Arts Festival returns for its 11th year, bringing art, music, food, and a costumed parade to East Nashville Aug. 8-9. The Friday night concert will include entertainment by Chancellor Warhol, Buffalo Rodeo, and Majestico as well as food trucks, art, and drinks by Deep Eddy vodka and Fat Bottom Brewery. Free and open to the public.


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If you like toy trains you would probably enjoy it. My husband does and he did - I don't and I didn't.
If this is not a scam, it is close. Terrible try train set. Some random train stuff for sale. Nothing really very informative nor interesting. Do not get your hopes up.
We came here because it was all the other downtown Museums were closed. (Monday and Tuesdays). Its a one room show and frankly was not worth the admission to look at someone's hobby. They do have some brio trains that you small children can play with while the older ones are watching the mail model. It is very kid friendly.
Wonderful family activity. Volunteers are knowledgeable and delightfully friendly. Nice little gift shop. Activity for all ages.
Spent about an hour and half in here looking at the exhibits and interesting photos.
Got speaking to a guy who obviously knew his stuff as he spent ages explaining the various things to us very interesting guy to talk too.
They have a large train set built and working with various engine configurations well worth the $5 entrance fee.
We went here because my husband loves anything trains. It has a nice train set up. It looks like a nice place to take young children and where the local train club might meet.
Kids love it and the kid in all of us love it too. It hasn't got big trains. It's local with model railways. It's great for kids.
I had so much fun enjoying the train set up that these guys made that I didn't realize I had spent an hour here! I have been with different age groups. The older people enjoy the historical displays along the walls and the younger people enjoy the interactive train set ups. Books and toys to if you need to take...
What a fun place to spend a morning for a birthday party! Thanks to the volunteers the kids had a wonderful time! Kids and train enthusiasts as well as local history buffs will enjoy the thoughtful intricate displays.
Went with a 2 year old, they loved it! Detailed G scale set up. Run by volunteers, we we're ignored... Was hoping to play with the G scale train but they let other visitors use it and they didn't want to share. Some other displays not too much historical value, fun to check out but don't expect to learn much.
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