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- U.S. House of Representatives website (www.house.gov) Contains information about the U.S. House of Representatives and its members including: links to their websites, committee/caucus assignments, and Congressional contact information. There is also a link that allows users to identify members of Congress using zip codes.
- U.S. Senate Website (www.senate.gov) Contains information about the U.S. Senate and its members including: links to their websites, committee/caucus assignments, and Congressional contact information.
- Library of Congress (thomas.loc.gov) Free, searchable access to past and present federal legislation including bills, resolutions, summaries and their status as well as Congressional schedules, policies and procedures, and more.
- Government Printing Office (www.access.gpo.gov) The U.S Government Printing Office (GPO) provides publishing & dissemination services for the official & authentic government publications to Congress, Federal agencies, Federal depository libraries, & the American public.
- U.S. Census Bureau (www.census.gov) A key source for reliable data/statistics on business, industry, economic indicators, workplace, employment and more.
- U.S. International Trade Commission (www.usitc.gov) Contains U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule, searchable tariff database, and Dataweb, a free service that allows users to generate product specific international trade statistics and more.
- Office of Textiles and Apparel (www.otexa.ita.doc.gov) Housed in the Commerce Department, the Office of Textiles and Apparel (OTEXA) oversees programs and strategies to improve the domestic and international competitiveness of the U.S. fiber, textiles and apparel industries and to assist importers and retailers in facilitating fair trade practices affecting textiles and apparel goods. The website offers updates and information on hot issues, as well as information about trade agreement textile/apparel provisions, industry data, trade policy, trade events and more.
- CUSTOMS Info (http://export.customsinfo.com) Free access to global tariff information for users of Export.Gov. Users of this free service can lookup country tariff information for shipments originating in the United States. Users are required to register for access to this free service.
Sustainability/Green Resources:
- Sustainable Manufacturing Initiative (www.trade.gov/competitiveness/sustainablemanufacturing) The SMI website boasts a host of resources including a searchable Sustainable Business Clearinghouse detailing all of the federal programs designed to support sustainability, Information on SMI projects and the development of metrics for sustainable manufacturing, free sign up for email updates and more.
- DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy: EERA is organized around ten energy programs focused on areas such as green building and vehicle technologies, alternative energy, weatherization, etc. and provides U.S. businesses access to financial assistance and funding opportunities. Visit: http://www1.eere.energy.gov/financing/business.html.
- DOE's Industrial Technologies Program: DOE's ITP invests in high-risk, high-value R&D projects, conducts on-site energy efficiency assessments for U.S. companies, and disseminates best practices in the field of energy management. Users may also subscribe to alerts announcing upcoming solicitations, events, training, project opportunities and more. Visit: http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/index.html
- Database for State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE): DSIRE is a user-friendly source of information on state, local, utility, and federal incentives that promote renewable energy and energy efficiency. It has a searchable database of state and federal programs that can be organized by state, industry sector, or incentive type. http://www.dsireusa.org/
- NIST's Manufacturing Extension Partnership: NIST's MEP looks to make U.S. industry more competitive and provides services including sector-specific "lean and clean manufacturing" technical assistance and environmental assessment services. In last 20 years, the MEP has worked with thousands of manufacturers, delivering $1.44 billion in cost savings annually and $10.5 billion in increased or retained sales in one year. To learn more, visit: http://www.mep.nist.gov/.
- WWF's Green Game Changers In 2010, the World Wildlife Fund launched its Green Game Changers initiative, an online bank of innovative "green" business stories and innovations submitted by businesses from around the world that will allow companies to submit examples of green policies, products and business models that cut down on environmental impact and biodiversity loss. Since anyone can submit case studies to the site, it could be invaluable to companies looking for a sustainability starting point or to highlight their sustainability activities to a broader audience. To access the Green Game Changers website, visit: www.wwf.org.uk/what_we_do/working_with_business/green_game_changers/
Resources for Identifying Funding Opportunities
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA; Public Law 111-5) or 'stimulus plan' was a massive federal spending and tax cut measure designed to jump-start the nation's sagging economy. In addition to creating any number of tax incentives for individuals and businesses and certain activities and funding numerous infrastructure and construction projects, the stimulus package also injected billions into various federal grant programs and funding opportunities for the private sector and raised the profile of and generated new interest in existing government funding programs.
- Grants.gov: Grants.gov is the government's primary portal for researching and applying for federal grants and offers about 1,000 federal programs offering $500 billion in annual grants — simply register as a user to find these opportunities and apply. To learn more, visit: www.grants.gov.
- The Foundation Center: Established in 1956, the Foundation Center is the nation's premier nonprofit devoted to providing tools to grantseekers, grantmakers, researchers, policymakers, and more. Like so many others, it has made addressing the economic crisis a priority and has compiled some of the best available resources on accessing stimulus package funding, broken down state by state. To learn more, visit: http://maps.foundationcenter.org/economic_crisis/stimulus/
- Small Business Innovation Research Program: SBIR is a Small Business Administration program that sets aside for small businesses a portion of the huge research and development budgets at agencies like the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency. Visit: www.sbir.gov
- American Association for the Advancement of Science: The AAAS is an international non-profit devoted to advancing "science, engineering, and innovation throughout the world for the benefit of all people." Its website includes a sprawling "research and development" section which provides comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of R&D funding as Congress acts on appropriations. Visit: http://www.aaas.org/spp/rd/.
- Association for Manufacturing Technology State-by-State Resource Guide: Provides a link to the listings of those identified State Resources that are focused on helping companies within their respective states develop competitive proposals for various federal programs. Additionally, these state organizations have access to resources that can assist AMT members not only in research and development activities but also in procurement efforts with government prime contractors. http://www.amtonline.org/article_display.cfm?article_id=10659§ion_id=109


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They say that research is key to a writer. Objectivity is not – as if there was no opinion, nothing would catch your attention – good or bad.
Media has provided a large window into the rest of the world. A world some choose to remain blind to, or a world some find they have to live in, contribute to and give back to.
Remaining blind can be as simple as turning off the tv. Not buying the newspaper or closing your ears to conversations being had by your fellow man.
People are always looking for signs. Signs that they should do, say, believe in something. Signs that someone knows more than they do – and they can act how they want to, but somehow trick themselves into thinking they have no responsibility for their actions. Fate and destiny – it was meant to be are now scapegoats for those that don't want to take any chance in their lives.
If they are told to do something – or receive a "sign" - and they follow it, no matter the outcome – they can choose to be responsible or not. If its good – they have faith, if its bad – there was a problem with the system.
They continually ask for help – but when it doesn't come in a currency they want to pay with, they choose to ignore it and instead find fault and blame. We are becoming a society that is so much more aware than any previous generation, yet despite the technology, the advancements, the abilities – we are still cowards.

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Kayaking at French Farm Lake Trip 7/26/14Went Kayaking on French Farm Lake just west of Mackinaw City. Beautiful view, saw a Bald Eagle and a Beaver Lodge along with some Herons. Very scenic and remote.
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|Inside Carolina audio is available to IC premium subscribers. To listen, you'll need an updated version of Windows Media Player - click here to download the software.
Opening remarks:
"I feel very fortunate to come into a tough atmosphere and win. The thing that is most pleasing is that early in the game they hit us with a pretty good three or four baskets in a row and our guys maintained their poise and kept playing and never got frustrated or flustered at any point. That maturity and that focus we had on the basketball court was really important to us...
"I was disappointed the way we kept putting them on the free throw line in the second half. We let them shoot 20 free throws in the second half and it's not what we wanted to do and to have them out rebound us, but you got to win some games like this that are a little uglier than you like.
"We have a pretty good basketball team, but we took a good shot from a good team and came out on top. I feel good about it. Wayne [Ellington] did some nice things and Tyler [Hansbrough] did some nice things, but Ty did not have the kind of game that he has been having.
"We played a team that played hard against us and outhustled us a little bit."
On utilizing the trap early:
"We didn't trap very much. We tried it a couple of times early, but when you start trying to trap, you're trying to take people out of an offensive flow, and I thought what they were doing -- particularly in the second half -- was more dribble penetration, so we didn't do it as much in the second half. Trying to make sure that they don't see the same thing all the time is important to us."
On the game:
"I think they came out pretty strong. Obviously I didn't think overall we played a good game. but we're going to practice and get better rebounding the ball and get some better passing."
On playing in a different time zone and altitude:
"It may be a little of altitude or it may just be my lack of conditioning. But it really didn't affect me."
On Nevada forward Luke Babbitt:
"I think he shot the ball well tonight. I think he's a good player. He's a little hard to guard because he's a lefty. He does some things outside that were different."
On UNC's defensive pressure:
"We got out in the passing lanes. We've got some skills to pick up the tempo a little bit. That is the style we want to play. That's how we want to start out every game."
On the transition game sparking his play:
"I just kind of get out on the break, run the floor and get as many buckets."
On how the non-conference schedule has prepared UNC for ACC play:
"We've had some tough games and we've had some tough opponents. We're definitely looking forward to our league starting. I think we're well prepared."
How does it feel to finally get back out there after recovering from your ACL surgery back in June?
"It feels great. It feels good. It's just tough sitting on the bench the whole time and then going in there like that, because I'm real stiff. But like I said, it felt good after I got warmed up a little bit."
It seemed as though your teammates were focused on getting you some touches...
"Yeah, my teammates love me. I appreciate that. Larry [Drew] gave me a great pass and Marcus [Ginyard] gave me a great pass, and I just appreciate them doing that for me."
Are you back earlier than you expected?
"Yes, I am. I've been ready, but I haven't been doing a lot of contact stuff, so I started doing that and it felt good. It's quicker than I thought it would be."
How tough was it having to face this injury heading into your senior season?
"What scared me was when Bobby [Frasor] tore his [ACL], I saw hard of a time he went through. But I saw how motivated he was and how focused he was at getting back, and he got back sooner than we thought, too. That motivated me, and I worked my butt off this whole summer trying to get back ready. This is a tough injury to come back from."
What were your teammates ribbing you about on the free throw line?
"They were just saying how I pump-faked the guy and then I went up again, but I couldn't jump… But there was somebody on my back. It was like I was an old man out there."


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How To Eat Healthy: 5 Easy New Tips From Research
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Brian Wansink leads food psychology research at Cornell University and the White House chose him to revise US dietary guidelines.
He has a great website and is author of two smart books on the subject of tricking yourself into eating better:
Mindless Eating: Why We Eat More Than We Think
Slim by Design: Mindless Eating Solutions for Everyday Life
I posted about his work before but this time I wanted answers straight from the man himself. And, man, did he ever deliver.
What you're going to learn in this post:
- The easy thing to do while shopping that prevents you from buying junk food.
- How to not fall for the tricks and traps of restaurants.
- The 2 secrets to not snacking too much at the office.
- How to stay disciplined at events and holiday gatherings — without making the host feel bad.
- How superheroes can help you make better food choices.
Chew Sugarless Gum While You Shop
Crazy, right? Believe it or not, a stick of gum in your mouth prevents junk food from entering your shopping cart. Here's Brian:
We found that when people popped sugarless gum in their mouth it made them less hungry. It soothed cravings and some people even reduced how many snack foods they bought by about 90%.
Navigating The Treacherous World Of Restaurants
Watch where you sit. Did you choose a booth? You're 80% more likely to order dessert and 80% less likely to order salad.
Sitting by the TV? You're much more likely to order BBQ. Sitting closer to the bar? Guess who's going to be drinking more than they thought?
Where are you safe? Head for a window seat. Here's Brian:
People who sat in booths were about 80% more likely to order dessert than people sitting in a normal table and you're about 80% less likely to order salad. People sitting near windows were much more likely to order salads. People sitting at tall tables were almost two to three times as likely to order chicken or fish. If you're sitting within ten feet of a TV set you're much, much more likely to order barbecue than not. If you are seated at a table close to the bar, on average, your table's going to be ordering three more beers than the table that's farther from the bar.
And those menus aren't haphazardly thrown together. They are often marvels of psychological trickery.
Anything highlighted, in a box or a different font is going to catch your eye and you'll be more likely to order it.
Be careful when reading the descriptions. Clever names and appealing adjectives make you 28% more likely to pick something. Here's Brian:
Anything that's in the corners or in a box or highlighted or in a different font or has an icon next to it has a huge leg up in its likelihood of being chosen. The description of a menu item has a tremendous impact not only on whether we're going to order the item but also on how much we're going to like it. In our research we found a real difference between calling something "Succulent Italian Seafood Fillet" instead of just "seafood fillet." People are about 28% more likely to take it. And they're also willing to pay about fifteen to twenty percent more for it.
So how do you find something that's healthy and tasty? Ask the server, "What are three of your lighter items that are most popular?" Here's Brian:
If you want to get something a little bit healthier ask the server, "What are three of your lighter items that are most popular?" You don't want to say "What are your healthiest things?" because all she's going to do is point at salads.
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In addition to the Ramaciotti Centre for Genomics, BABS is host to or is affiliated with a number of significant research centres that are leaders in their respective fields. These centres provide cutting-edge services to BABS, UNSW and other Australian and international researchers.
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The SBI was established in mid-2008 with foundation funding from the NSW Office for Science and Medical Research and UNSW. It is a not-for-profit facility that aims to become Australia's foremost centre for systems biology. Its mission is to build capabilities and expertise in bioinformatics for genomics and proteomics, and to disseminate this expertise through collaboration. Members undertake basic and applied research in the development and application of bioinformatics for genomics and proteomics. The group will develop systems-level views of the molecular biology of the cell and engage in collaborative projects with other groups.
The EERC draws together the diverse strengths of over 30 academic staff and independent research fellows, and over 60 postgraduate students from the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, the School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences, and the School of Mathematics and Statistics at UNSW.
The Centre's purpose is to build capacity for and quality of research, including postgraduate research and supervision. To do so, we provide seed funding for innovative new research collaborations, recognize excellence in research, learning and supervision, run an innovative Graduate Program in Evolution & Ecology, and engage in public outreach relating to evolution and ecology.
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Two teams of RISD-educated entrepreneurs will refine their products this summer as part of Boston's MassChallenge Accelerator program.
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Ryan Mather 15 ID is thrilled to start work as an interdisciplinary designer at littleBits – a New York-based company that manufactures DIY electronics kits.
Recent alums founded Pneuhaus, a contemporary art and design collective focused on making gargantuan inflatables and other breathtaking objects.
RISD students networked with representatives from influential companies at Internship Connect, the latest RISD Career Center event.
Interim President Rosanne Somerson 76 ID hosts Critical Making: Making Critical Outcomes, a panel discussion at RISD by Design weekend.
Designer Morgan Selin 13 AP joins Guatemala-based Uxibal in an effort to improve the lives of women artisans one pair of a boots at a time.
RISD hosts a conference focused on art, design and manufacturing in Rhode Island and offers visitors a glimpse of Co-Works, a new interdisciplinary studio space.
Accepted to Pixar's summer internship program, Saad Moosajee 16 GD learned cutting-edge animation techniques.
Summer intern Jamar Bromley MFA 15 GD designs "sexy and elegant graphics" to help launch Lit Motors' curvy new two-wheeler.
Nicole Romano 00 AP has made a name for herself through a collection of edgy new jewelry manufactured in RI's traditional old factories.


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A voice from the deep: life and death aboard the HMAS Sydney II
Thursday, 26 November 2009
25 November 2009: Australian Catholic University (ACU) graduate, Dr Robert Hoskin, has launched a book and art exhibition reflecting on the life of his uncle, Edward Hunter McHaffie, who died in Australias worst naval disaster.
Edward McHaffie was aboard the HMAS Sydney II when it was sunk by the German raider HSK Kormoran in November 1941. All 645 crew members were lost at sea.
Dr Hoskin first began delving into his uncles life as a painter onboard the HMAS Sydney II while completing his Visual Art and Design degree at ACUs Melbourne Campus.
It soon developed into a detailed biography.
"My uncle was one of those 645 men who disappeared without a trace and the location of the ship was a mystery until last year, when it was discovered off the Western Australian coast", Robert said.
Edward McHaffie joined the Navy at the end of the First World War when he was 15 years old, and served until his death in 1941. He left a large volume of poems, stories, photos and letters, which helped Dr Hoskin piece together his life.
"Perhaps I can now put my familys grief to rest and through this exhibition, offer a human account of one of the sailors on the HMAS Sydney II, thus touching a national grief", said Dr Hoskin.
"The degree in Visual Art and Design placed emphasis on digital media and publishing and was invaluable for getting the book together. I was very fortunate to have a group of extremely competent and passionate lecturers who continually stirred my creativity and interest," he added.
"The course itself was an excellent mix of theory and practice and I was stretched to explore many new possibilities in my artistic practice."
Dr Hoskins exhibition will be on display at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne until 25 January, 2010.


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19. Grants to Silver City (6 days, 275 miles)
... and then dropped relentlessly. We finally made it to Pie Town at 13:20, enough time to plough through two slices of pie, coke and lots of coffee. We're staying at The Toaster House hostel tonight: a free hostel for cyclists with beds, kitchen, washing machine and a deck outside with makeshift sofas - it's a pretty cool place to chill out, and it's amazing that people have gone to so much trouble to set it up purely out of the kindness of their hearts. Matt's pannier ripped ...
On the Road Again!
... Hole in the Wall" from old outlaw fame is right in the middle of the Monument. The Americans seem to use the word "monument" to include an area rather than what we might expect to be a statue – more like a National Park area. Anyway, we will continue through to El Morro to view Inscription Rock and then on to Gallup and on to a few other places near there.
B'dee, b'dee, b'dee,That's all for now, folks. ...
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, Bat Cave!
... put us back onto the main tunnel. We found Xenolith Cave was easier to navigate compared to Junction but it was slower because most of the time we were on our stomach going through extremely narrow channels. When I say narrow I mean circumference of kitchen trash bin narrow. While in the narrow parts of the cave, we had enough room to breathe but that was about it, mobility was a big issue. We got several hundred feet farther and there was semi-large drop off. It was about 6 ...
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... on the History channel (they didn't say if there were going to be part of an episode or not). When I asked what they were going to do with it, the guy replied, "play on it." "In your yard?" I asked. "Yup," he said. Before we left when people asked me if I was excited about our trip, I'd say, "You bet, but I know there will be highs and lows." As we began our decent into Sedona, while awed by the beauty of the red rocks, the beginnings of our first set of lows started. ...
Very "HOT" New Mexico
Well of course, the Eldridge's roll into town and they have the hottest temp. on record or close to it! but it is pretty the mountains in the back ground and just to be able to walk out into the desert is just amazing and it looks different at different times of the day its just so pretty.
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GLOUCESTER boss Nigel Davies reckons Freddie Burns is ready for England — and his fly-half is in total agreement.
Burns, 22, inspired Gloucester to a comeback win at London Welsh last weekend, scoring 13 points and helping create all three tries.
Rugby director Davies said: "I have worked with a lot international fly-halves and Freddie is right up there.
"The fact that he has been able to mature at this level for a couple of years has certainly helped him too.
"As a No 10, it's not all about you, it's about the team and how you run the team.
"Freddie is starting to do that for us now and could do it for England. He is playing exceptionally well, there is no doubt about it.
"He controlled the game last week, put us in the right areas and was a constant threat, sparking a fine win when we were behind.
"His goal-kicking is improving all the time, his out-of-hand game management and kicking are excellent and he is undoubtedly maturing.
"He's ready to step up from the Saxons."
Burns lacks nothing in terms of self-belief.
He said: "I have always backed my skills and if I think something is on, I'll go for it.
"I don't ever want to be a fly-half who lurks back in the pocket.
"I like to get into faces and make an impact on the game." Bath-born Burns admits he is relishing their visit to Kingsholm today for the mother of all West Country battles.
He added: "Bath at our place, I'll love it. The more pressure, the more I like it.
"I say my piece, speak my mind and have no hesitation getting that across to older players if things aren't what I believe they should be.
"That's probably why I'm a good fly-half and certainly no shrinking violet."
Burns also recognises the value of former Wales star Davies, a talented back during his career with Llanelli.
He added: "Nigel hasn't crowded my head. I get confidence from him because he trusts my judgment.
"I've always been a running fly-half and he lets me express myself."


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Achnacluaran – Home 8319277
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- 3 bedrooms
- sleeps 6
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House / 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
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Ach-na-Cluaran is a modern bungalow with three bedrooms in upper Tobermory,on a secluded site of one and a quarter acre of garden. It is some 5 minutes walk away from the Western Isles Hotel and ten minutes walk to the Main street, sea front, restaurants and shops.
Ideally situated for the golf course or walks along the coast to the lighthouse.
Achnacluaran is situated at the top of a quiet cul de sac in the upper residential part of Tobermory.
It has a completly fenced large garden with a gate so is safe for children to run around or a dog. There is a wooden decking area from the front of the property which is quite private and you will be able to sea glimpses of the sea through the trees.
The house is spacious with a lovely sunny comfortable lounge and a cosy log burner for those cooler evenings, all logs are supplied.
The kitchen is well equipped with all modern appliances.
- Great for children of all ages
- Pets welcome
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- Bedroom 1: Full bed
Bedroom 2: 2 Twin beds
Bedroom 3: 2 Twin beds
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 Wet room
- Mountain Views
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- Central heating
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- Microwave
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- Check in time:16:00, Check out time:10:00
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - June 11, 1938, Abilene, Texas VOL LVIll, NO. 14. —rift*--®ijc Abilene Reporter-Betes__"WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT COES "-Byron ■■■■■■■■HIrnmmm AiiorUlf4 Pre ac (AP) ABILENE, TEXAS. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE ll, 1938.-TEN PAGES. Tinted Pre** (TP) PRICE 5 CENTS CLAIMS LIVES OF FIVE _*• ol' _____ _ _ RAZES TWO DOZEN CLYDE HOMES __ ' " J Sparing Business District, McCall Signs •ss, Its ** Confession To Cash Kidnaping Funeral For Child Held As Attorney Seeks Indictments MIAMI. Fla, June IO—OF) — J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, announced Franklin Pierce McCall signed today a dr tailed confession that he kidnaped and killed James Bailey Cash Jr. Hoover named the 21-year-old truck driver as the singlehanded kidnaper and killer, said the police investigation wa* closed and turned the case over to state prosecutors today, less than two weeks after the alme. The FBI chief said the eight-page confession was signed shortly before the victim's parents attended funeral services for their five-year-old only child. Previously state'* Attorney George Worley said he would seek both murder and kidnaping indict- j menu against the young minister's i son. who once roomed in the Cash; home at Princeton and frequently played with the boy he a accused of killing, Both murder and kidnaping for. ransom are capiUl crimea in Flori- j da and Worley said he would saek to speed lie case to trial within three or four weeks- -if an1 already summoned grand Jury re- j turns lndictmenu when it meet* Monday, McCall, who had no previous criminal record and was regarded as "well behaved,'' was arrested last week but his detention was not made public until the badly decom posed body of little Ske-'gie was found early Thursday. At that time Hoover said McCall admitted getting the $10,000 ransom. which also w as recovered, but de- J nied any further part in the crime The G-man chief said the prisoner i broke and began his detailed confession today after an all-night j grilling. In his summary of the confession, the full text of which was not made public, Hoover *aid McCall consid-; ered two other victims before settling on the Cash boy when he first I — decided on the kidnaping about two weeks before it was carried out May a. He said also the prisoner attempted to involve R. A. Cash, an HE SOUGHT 'BETTER THINGS OF LIFE' Eight Killed When Army Ship Crashes Bomber Breaks Up, Scattering Broken Bodies DELAVAN, 111., June IO—(ZF)—A storm-tossed army bombing plane burst into flame and plunged into a farm field today, scattering the broken bodies of its full crew of eight soldiers over the rain-drenched prairie. The huge craft, caught lh the onslaught of lightning, thunder, rain and buffeting winds, crashed to the ground with terrific force. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Hodges of Abilene expressed relief last night on learning that a brother of Mr. Hodges, Robert Hodge* of Crockett, wa* not aboard the army bombing plane that erashed in Illinois. Robert Hedges, of Crockett, Is a mechanic for the plane and made numerous flights with its crew. Franklin Pierce McCall. 21-year-old Princeton, ria , truck driver, yesterday signed a full confession to the kidnap murder of James Bailey Cash Jr. He was quoted by FBI Director J. Edgar Hover as saying he abducted the child in an cfi ort "to get some of the better things of life" for himself. Carey Youle, who witnessed the tragedy on his father's farm, reported the big bomber exploded, bounced high In the air and spewed bits of debris over a half mile area. Victims of one of the most appalling plane disasters in recent army records were: Capt. Richard B Reeve, 36, Waunakee, Wig. First Lieut. Norman H. Ives, 31. Los Angeles. Second Lieut. Thomas Lang- ben, 27, Galveston, Tex. Staff Sgt. Edward F. Murah, 32. Denver: Corp. William H. Housley, 30, Stillwater, Okla. Private Philip J. Galox. Va. Private Max W. Villa Grove, HI. Private George L. Truitt, 23, My aer, 21, Huntsman, Storm Cuts 200-Yd. Path At least five persons were killed and dozens were injured early tonight when a tornado struck Clyde, 15 miles east of Abilene. Twenty-five houses were demolished, according to an estimate of Dr. R. A. Webster, whose home was in the path of the cyclone. A swath 200 yards w ide as marked across the western edge of the agricultural community as the cyclone hit. The business district was spared, as the twisted moved a few blocks to the westward. The storm cloud first appeared to the n orth of Clyde, apparently in the vicinity of Hamby. Many Clyde residents resorted to storm cellars. Then the cloud lifted over the town and passed southward. Dropping down to the earth, it then swept into the town from the southwest, crossing highway 80 and the Texas and Pacific railway. A freight train passing through Clyde w as torn asunder and box cars w ere strewn across the right-of-way. A wrecker w as ordered from Big Spring to clear the tracks. A part of the high school building was torn aw ay, hut the remainder of the building and an adjoining grammar building were being used as emergency hospital quarters. Hendrick Memorial hospital sent four nurses to the scene, keeping the remainder of the staff to handle patients coming into Abilene. All available ambulances, doctors and fire apparatus from Abilene was sent to the scene. The injured: A Mr. DeSpain, his w ife, and baby, in Baird hospital. A stick was driven through the infant's head. Mrs. M. E. Sullivan, in Abilene hospital, with head injuries and severe shock. Condition critical. Truitt W. Briscoe, ward school principal whose home marked the east boundary of the storm. Both arms were broken, his hack injured, severe head injuries. Usconscious at midnight, his condition w as critical at Hendrick hospital. .Mrs. Truitt W. Briscoe, in the same hospital with a broken hip and severe head lac erations, w as in serious hut not critical con-clition. Mrs. J. H. "Grandma" Baxter, mother of the Mrs. J. B. Easterling w ho was killed, See CONFESSION, Pg. 3, Cot 4. Luise Rainer Files Suit For Divorce LOS ANGELES, June IO—(/Pi— Dark-eyed Luise Rainer of Vienna, who acted as a forlorn wife *o well that the movie academy gave her two awards, today sought a divorce from the playwright from the Bronx, Clifford Odets. Back of the filing of her suit was Hollywood's eternal hazard to domestic happiness—career versus marriage. Miss Rainer, who charged cruelty, also declared that Odets, author of "Golden Boy," one of the season's biggest stage hits, insisted that she give up her acting because he felt there should be one career only in the family. The Weather British Check Drastic Action Hope Diplomatic Pressure To Halt Spanish Attacks MORBID SIGHTSEERS THRONG VILLAGE AS FIRST AID GIVEN 23, Kankakee. 111. _ , ^"— "e!?ders'>n of thr wk° was in a serious condition w ith a broken jaw. army * Chanute field at Rantoul, — ...—_ J 111., said the three officers and five enlisted men left there 9:25 a. rn. (central standard time in a Douglas B 18 bomber on "routine" flight back to their home base at the air corps technical school at Lowry field in Denver They had arrived from Denver yesterday. Henderson reported Ives was piloting the ship at an altitude of j 6,500 feet. Lang ben was his co-1 pilot Chanute field's last attempt to j establish radio communication with i the plane went unanswered at I 10:05. j LONDON, June IO. — The Approximately ten minutes later British government held back on drastic measures against Spanish CONFEREES STRIVE IO BREAK DEADLOCK ON WAGE-HOUR BILL Unnomed Senator Reports Filibuster Plan Even lf Compromise Is Effected June IO.-—(J*) The under-cover struggling over the 41 rf* ?he I between the two chambers' drop^^^Vontrwersfa'l1 minimum"*!^ PLANE CRASH, Pf. 3, Col. 5. insurgents today In "the hope dipio- B. B. B. Drug and the L. F Patterson Furniture company. Eight la bo/on le.^'UtTo'ns^T 2L2S sltuat,on 0001 off" 11 ***** to Witness Guarded 1 or 10 doctor, rushed madly dressing wounds of injured as more In Espionage Case DEATH LIST By GARTH JONES Relatives, friends and a horde of morbid sightseers thronged the streets of the little town of Clyde last night after the storm weaved its tortuous path through the western section. Roads into the town were jammed with automobiles as more rushed to the scene. Ambulances careened down the -_____ highway and into the main street with sirens wailing. ^ Emergency stations were set up in the City Pharmacy, the J3(TIGS (\00S6V6lt The dead: J EMMETT GRAHAM. MRS. MARIAN GRAHAM, his wife. MRS. J. E. EASTERLING. MRS J. B. VARNER. M E. SULLIVAN. .sections of the measure. One prominent senator said he had heard that even lf th* rnmmm*. reaches a compromise there would be a flUbustSTTTT ,; * senate by a group of Northerners and Southerners opposed to the whole theory of wage-hour legislation. ARU.FXR and vicinity: Stoutly cloudy today. WEST TK »AS: Pard* cloudy, probably ■IWD rn In the I anba mile, cooler In north portion today; Sunday partly cloudy, probably .bower* In .outhca.t portion. EAST TEXAS! Partly cloudy In nouth, local thundcchoucr. and cooler In north portion today ; Sunday moMly cloudy, probably thunder.hoy* cr. In ca.t portion except Inver ron.t. NIU MEXICO: Partly cloudy today and Sunday. probably afternoon thurdrr-ahoyyrr. not*, h-ccnlral portion*; cooler ■outhca.t portion Imlay. OKI AHOMA: Local thundcrahoyycr*. cooler today ; Sunday partly cloudy. Ranee of trm.. rature yettrrday Thompson Bids For Area Voles Drawing frequent rounds of applause and cheering with advocacy be flxed between 30 and 40 cents OI hi, prosperity prarr.m and jibes I ^^1* «rtl°Uidu^ at his opponents. Ernest Thompson. tn Thr 1 . . inaus* candidate for governor, brought his southern their widespread aerial attacks on merchant shipping. Increased demands for action and renewed attacks on Premier Neville Chamberlain's foreign policy failed to move the government to risk tary steps. A cabinet meeting will be held Monday to review possible measure* campaign here Friday night Thompson's speech, made from the federal building lawn, also was broadcast, The occasion was his West Texas opening and at the outset drew a crowd of more than 2.000 persons. Thompson had just gotten well into his speech when a message asking him to announce a call for doctors and nurses to go to tornado-wrack ed Clyde was sent to him on the speaker's stand NEW YORK. June IO—(UP)— The New York Post said today that _ (crees hart agreed to . formula ac- j " the^e"^n4e "^"lUtTorT^ inV°'V*d ta ceprable to the southerners in all being guarded by federal agents in I respect save one. It called for a x secret place because of threats on I 25-cent minimum wage the first her life. year and thirty cents the second. Th* witness was identified as During this time there would be Kate Moog Busch, formerly employed as a nurse in President Roosevelt's home, and a friend of Dr. Ignatx T. Griebl, prominent German physician, who fled to Germany after being questioned. Griebl's wife, Maria is being held as a material witness in the investigation into the spy ring's activities. no geographical differentials. After the second year the rates would living costs. See WAGE-HOI R, Pg. prevailing 3, CoL 5. appeared each moment. Off to one side was a row of cots with still forms showing under white sheets. They were the dead. Their wounds needed no dressing. A Mrs. Lulu Bonner, middle-aged, was dead. One side of the face was torn ragged. Both ears were gone. Emmett Graham, middle-aged, lay dead, broken and blue with bruises. One foot was pummeled into a shapeless mass. drafted by technical experts and Cuts and swelling bruises covered his face. Great welts where attack* i°h/nC^h*erhRm oppositl<>n had been tangled in electric light wires showed. attacks a hen the house of com- ** r J® _ . .. , * __ , 7 , , . mons resumes its sessions Tuesday ' Mrs- J B Easterling, about 55, showed hardly a cut on her The cabinet's decisions and the *ace anc* Bm^S. Livid bruises marred the skin. government's disclosures to parlia- In the doctor's office in the City Pharmacy, about 50 feet most probably will depend largely from Mrs. Easterling lay. dead, Mr. Easterling, 67, was having on U '.et er the insurgent pJanes his wounds treated. Scarcely an inch of skin showed without ENTERTAINMENT ONLY— WOW Announces Area Wide Picnic June 25 • At State Park; Invitations Sent 325 Camps McCraw Deplores Government Waste Members of the Woodmen of the The announcement which,,, Thompson promptly made, took World fr°m all over West Texas many from the audience, but sever- bo*d a picnic Saturday. June 25, ai hundred remained to cheer loud- at Abilene State park . ly the vigorous, red headed railroad r a Rav nf th. I commissioner's talk ay of the arran6em*nts | Thompson wa., introduced to Ute ">« tim 325 W. O W. audience by Thomas E. Hayden Jr . 01Sanizations had been invited to a classmate and war buddy. Hay- attend. These are in 50 surround-den paid tribute to the candidafe's counties. | service in the war, when he was; Each member is asked to bring : promoted on the field of battle to j enough food for his family. Rav I be the youngest lieutenant colonel said that men should wear overalls 1 in the A E F., his work a* mayor of and women slacks. Amarillo in cutting every utilitj The program will open at 10:45 a. >. m. yesterday, at ami ii; *nn»e date late in the town and his service m. with a band concert bv the Ros-'rur B*°. *'"1 rt7- I during the past six years as rail- coe W. O. W band. The meal will road commissioner in regulating be spread on the grounds at 12 p. rn A competitive field drill Will be AM 74 IS Ti 71 72 78 74 7(1 "It HI Sd let . I Iii; In--t HOI R I ......... ........ J ............ ........ 3 ............ ........ 4 ............ 8 ............ « . ........ 7 ............ ........ A ............ ........ It ............ ........ IO ............ ll ............ Vann Midnight and lo tv fit fpniperature I'M 02 •8 04 OI *4 SO SS ss 84 74 ta resented. At 4 o'clock a softball game is to be played a bathing beauty review will begin at 6 p. rn. Members are urged to bring their own ice. Plenty of water will be available. Ray announced that there would be no speaking program of any kind. aKftlnst these losses Sunset yo-tarda', 7:48; »nnrl»f today, I 1:32; sunset today, 7:48. Rainfall for 24 hours rndlu* at * S. in., .08. I bee THOMPSON, r*. 3, Col t held at 2 p. rn with allcsmps rep- I Bronte. There will be no passing out of hand bills or use of a public address system for commercial advertising or political talks. Swimming, dancing, skating, cold drinks and confections will be the only items of expense besides the basket lunches. The general arrangements committee is composed of Ray, Boyd Holbrook of Winters, and Jim Simpson and J W. Davis, both of continue deadly attacks on British ships during the week end. •Sixty British ships have been af-taoked and 78 British seamen killed and wounded since the Spanish Civil war started nearly two vears ago. •An insurgent aviator bombed the British-owned port of Candia, in Spanish government territory, again and returned to sink the British freighter Thorpehaven, which was firs* attacked Tuesday ( A2iCitnleL r>structlv* raids on WESLACO, June IO.—up -Gub- sass* ws.trryw*£ ca"wimim Mc- among the attacks reported Thurs- Craw wound tip a 10-talk-tour of day and Friday.) j this vicinity today with a plea here France fully backs British at- tbat the government of Texas "must tempts to find a sure weapon be turned from the relief of the politician to the relief of the peo-»pie " "The $150,000,000 state government of today might still move along on its slipshod, wasteful course were it not for the necessity of caring for our aged citizens, for the blind, for the dependent chil- ____ , dren and for matching the teachers This course Germany adopted in retirement fund," McCraw said. bombarding the Spanish govern- McCraw urged moderni2ation of ment port of Almena a cut or bruise. Writhing in pain as the doctors sewed the cuts, he told his story. We live in the west part of town, at least we used to," he said. We have lived in Clyde for 40 years. This is the only time anything like this has happened Poor Myrtle (his wife). Turns Down Draff Of Massachusetts BOSTON. June James Roosevelt, son and secretary of the president, tonight rejected a citizen's committee's request that he run for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, declaring "I feel that I have an obligation above all else to remain at my duties" in Washington. "I desire, through study and experience, to develop further my knowledge of governmental affairs before considering the possibility of elective office," said Roosevelt. The president's son parried questions "what about ISHO?" with the declaration "in Washington, that's what we call an 'if' question." AN EDITORIAL A PLEA FOR CLYDE Attacking what he called the "supine attitude" of the government, W. R Spence, general secretary of the national union of seamen, declared tha? many pf the organization's 60,000 members were suggesting the shelling of an in-surgent Spanish port in reprisal. The toaster that overtook Clyde last night might have happened to any community. The fact that it happened right at our door, to a people who are our own people, makes it doubly poignant to Abilenians. Abilene should lose no time extending whatever aid may be needed. Homes will have to be rebuilt, families will have to be clot lied and ted. the scars of the storm must be erased as quickly as possible. We repeat—these are our people, bound to us by ties of blood and neighborliness. They need our help and our sympathy—more than any- " .. a year ago I the government and demanded an , . following the bombing of a Ger- end to "guessing' in the budgeting t*un- ™ev nee« ('hf kelp, man battleship. j 0f state expenses. j It should be given immediately and unstintedly, ;
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Local businesses and workers are being encouraged to sign up to the webpage. "We loved the idea, but we were really unsure if it would work," said Peter Prescott, one of the owners of the café/bakery. "We tested it by telling people we had fresh scones, and five minutes later we had sold out."
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PURPOSE: Cardiovascular ICU patients are at a high risk for Catheter Related Blood Stream Infections (CRBSI) as they have a high number of central venous catheters in place for management CRBSI are a leading cause of Hospital acquired Infections (HAI's). With mortality ranging from 12-25% and cost up to US $45000 ( 1) .It is estimated that there are 28,000 deaths in ICU due to BSI's.(1) Poor Compliance with Bundles, and the ability to sustain these quality initiatives are limitations to a successful campaign. Public reporting and Medicare non-reimbursement are two new factors.
METHODS: A multidisciplinary team led by Critical care Intensivist started the initiative to eliminate CRBSI in a 40 bed cardiovascular patient population .. A GAP analysis was done based on national best practices and guidelines. First phase was education and awareness of CRBSI as educational interventions have shown to reduce HAI's.(2) Multi-prong strategy included, Hand Hygiene compliance, chlorhexideine prep, maximal sterile barrier precaution, use of antiseptic / antibiotic coated catheters, dressing change audits, dedicated procedure cart, glucose control protocol, daily evaluation of line need, monthly feedback on CRBSI.Number and Rate of CRBSI per 1000 central line days from January 2003 till December 2009 were measured. All CRBSI was defined per Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines.
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