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Is the NFL Doing Enough to Protect Players?
Longtime NFL broadcaster James Brown is the host of The NFL Today on CBS, and Inside the NFL on Showtime. As someone who has been in the business for a long time, J.B. has lived through it all.
J.B. has witnessed the rise of the NFL, and he's seen the Super Bowl become America's most watched and loved sporting event. But he's also seen downfalls in the league when it comes to players' health, and like the rest of us, he watched last year's landmark multi-million dollar legal settlement address long term brain injury.
As a careful observer of the game, J.B. is watching first hand the way the NFL is adopting its practices when it comes to players' health and how the NFL is now working the Life Reimagined Institute. As a Community Ambassador, he says, "When you consider how young most players are when they leave the game, you understand how vitally important it is for them to have resources like Life Reimagined to prepare for their 'What's Next,'"
Ahead of the big game, J.B. weighs in on the league's approach to the safety and well-being of its players.
"I would like to believe and I'm sure there are a number of people who are associated with the league office who are genuinely concerned about the health of the players and want to do things the right way," says Brown. "But I'm also not so naive that there aren't many who are looking strictly at the bottom dollar."
Brown says that at the end of the day, a solution needs to go beyond numbers. But can the NFL simultaneously care for players and its bottom line?
"I believe, irrespective of what others may think, that Roger Goodell, commissioner of the NFL, really has a good heart—he absolutely, unequivocally is trying to change the tone and tenor of the game," says Brown. "It's going to have to look a lot different, and those are my words, from what it has looked like in terms of the rules and player safety on the field."
Everyone knows that football is an incredibly physically demanding sport—should players be compensated through some sort of retirement fund for the potential loss of physical ability that comes as a result of this game?
"From my perspective, that would speak to having the best and most comprehensive workers' compensation plan in place," says Brown. "Can that be improved? Unquestionably. If you understand anything about football, the game really is and starts in the trenches with the offensive lines and defensive lines. Those guys, for 60, 62 or 65 plays or snaps a game, they are going head-to-head, toe-to-toe. There are collisions each and every time, and the human body can only handle and stand so much. Should they have the best plans in place? Absolutely."
Brown adds that he has witnessed the impact of this game first hand, saying that "later in life, there's no question—the toll that the game takes on one's body is palpable and evident as one gets older."
While there is still a long way to go, Brown says that he has seen some "definitive changes" in the right direction.
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Hello Kitty with Sanrio Friends Coming to Nintendo 3DS
Written by Marcia Webb (@jaxboxchick) on May 31, 2012 in News
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While there have been no shortage of Hello Kitty inspired accessories for decorating the outside of your Nintendo 3DS, Hello Kitty hasn't yet made it inside your handheld device. Thanks to the folks at Majesco Entertainment, Hello Kitty should be making her Nintendo 3DS debut this holiday season in Hello Kitty Picnic with Sanrio Friends…. Read More »
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Re: Have any information on Wylie N Carroll born in GA died in AL?
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Have any information on Wylie N Carroll born in GA died in AL?
Josh Bates 2/03/14
I spent a little time this weekend looking for information for you. I am not part of the Carroll family, but I am researching a different Carroll line for a friend.Since the name Wiley Carroll is an uncommon name, I thought it would be easy to find this information for you while I am doing the work on the other Carroll family.I did have some degree of luck in a quick search.
Census records from 1930, 1920, 1910, 1900, and then 1880 were helpful
WWI draft registration shows the information you have. Birth in Cedartown, GA on 7 January 1891. In 1917, he has 1 wife and 1 child in 1917.
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1930 census Piedmont-AL shows Wileyage 39 born GA with a wife named Mattie age 32, born Alabama. Children at this point are Albert age 14, Raymond and Rafee twins age 11, born AL.
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1920 census shows Wiley age 28, wife Lillian age 27, and son Albert 4 yrs 1 month, and twins Rayfield and Ramond age 1 yr 6 months.
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1910 census Piedmont-AL lists Wiley in his father's household.
Thomas Carroll, age 55, married 3 years, wife Amanda age 49 married 30 years, mother of 7 children with 6 children still living. Children in the household number only 5, but there is another living in the next household.
Dwelling/Family: 294/338 census page 15B enumerated on 4/28/1910, Lines 81-88:
Thomas 55
Amanda 49
Pearl 29
Robert 22
Ruby 25
Wiley 18
Bessie 16
Alleen 11
Dwelling/Family: 295/339, lines 89-91:
Bob Carroll, 27, married 2 yr
Bell Carroll, 19, married 2 yr, mother of 1 child/1 child living
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So now we see his father is named Thomas J. Carroll.
1920 Census in Piedmont-AL – residing on Ladiga Street:
Thomas J Carroll, age 65, born 1855, night watchman, b GA, father b TN, mother b SC
Amanda Carroll, age 56, born 1864 GA, father b GA, mother b GA
Ruby Carroll, age 34, born abt 1885-6 GA
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Working forward, I find the death record for Thomas J Carroll:
Born 25 Aug 1854, died 10 May 1942, buried Highland Cemetery in Piedmont-AL
Father is listed as George Carroll
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So now working back in time, .1900 census for Piedmont-AL:
Thomas J Carroll, age 42, born Aug 1857 GA
Amanda E Carrol, age 39, wife, born April 1861 GA
Frances P, age 18, born Feb 1882 GA
Ruby L Carroll, 15, born Apr 1885 GA
Robert M Carroll, 12, born Apr 1888 GA
Wiley N Carroll, 9, b January 1891 GA
Bessie M Carroll, 7, born Apr 1893 GA
Eliza A Carroll, 1, born Nov 1898
Eliza Carroll, 67, born March 1833 GA, mother
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Marriage Record, Georgia, CountyMarriages, 1785-1950:
Floyd County, GA
Record #1199
Groom: Thomas J Carroll
Bride: Amanda Gaiten
Officiant: T.J. Mclain, M.G.
Married: 4 July 1881
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1880 census for Thomas Carroll - ?
1880 Census for George Carroll:
Stilsboro, Bartow Co., GAPg 9, Lines 7-13, Dwelling/Family 71/80
George Carrol, 50, born SC, father b SC, mother b SC
Eliza Carrol, 40, wife, born GA, father b GA, mother b SC [apparently his 2nd wife]
Hester A Carrol, 21, dau, born GA, father b SC, mother b VA
Polly A Carrol, 15, dau, born GA, father b SC, mother b GA
George E Carrol, 14, grandson, b GA, father b SC, mother b GA
Amanda Gayten, 19, step-daughter, b GA, father b SC, mother b GA
Buzzle Hunt, 8, step-son, born Ga, father b GA, mother b GA [Buzzle? Basil?]
*Eliza has married George Carroll as his second wife, bringing with her children named Amanda Gayten and Buzzle Hunt.
**Need to find the father of Buzzle/Basil and of Amanda.
(It appears that he probably married his step-sister, no biological relationship.)
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1870 Census for George Carroll:
not yet found
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1860 census for George Carroll
Cassville Post Office, Cass Co., Georgia – Dwelling/Family275/275, lines 15-19
George Carroll, 30
Nancy Carroll, 30
Thomas J Carroll, 6
Hester Ann Carroll, 4
Mely E Carroll, 2[Mely?Amelia? Or Melinda?]
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Introducing …The WraithDavey Bales, formerly of Richmond punk and postpunk bands Lost Tribe and Shadow Age, has recently released a chapbook of poetry, "Dead Flowers," currently hosted online at Future Blondes' Fantasy 1 Records' website with a hard copy version recently released. Bales is also singing for new Los Angeles
New Dark Poetry – The Knowledge of The Void
I'm super privileged to be given this opportunity to share my work with you. These poems / writing / stories are from somewhere deep and unknown within me. I've been putting my short work online (Instagram – @white_svlfvr) for a while and I have been overwhelmed by the response. So
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The Tragic Life and Death of Yukio Mishima
He was three times nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature, an accomplished bodybuilder, a trained soldier, an expert swordsman, a model, an actor, a singer. Any one of these achievements is impressive, two or three exceptional, all of them taken together is evidence of near superhuman willpower, an Übermensch
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End the Wolf Kill Contest in B.C.
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Anne couldn't believe it. She couldn't. She was pregnant. Pregnant with Richard's child. HIS child! Of all men, why did it have to be him?
Richard, Duke of Gloucester, was the King's deformed, hunchbacked brother, who was despised and feared wherever he went.
Anne shivered. He had wooed her over her father in-law's body while she still been grieving over her husband's death. Edouard, Prince of Wales, had been murdered unarmed and undefended at Richard's hands and he had shown no remorse or sympathy for her at all. For that, she hated him, had spat at him twice after insulting her, and yet she had allowed herself to be taken by him. Why? Why had she allowed herself to be taken and used as political pawn by her father and Richard both? Why?
But that, she did not know, would never know.
She had loved Richard once, and part of her still did. They had been close as children, were best friends, but war had taken Richard away from her and had forever changed him. He was no longer the sweet, caring boy she had fallen in love with. Instead, he was a sullen, quick-tempered, angry, emotionless man, who no longer bore any feelings for her. At least she thought he did.
How was she going to tell him? Being wife to Gloucester was not an easy one. Anne couldn't help but hate him even more because he was so difficult to talk to, let alone love.
Anne then decided that she would tell him when he came back from London, which wouldn't be long because he had left the city more than two days ago. Yes, she would tell him then, tonight…
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We've all seen them in the news stories about ME/CFS: the guy in a suit at the office, yawning; the beautiful woman sitting at her desk with her immaculate make-up and elegantly coiffed hair, hand to her head and looking slightly pained.
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Omega in Action
Omega in Action highlights inspiring people and organizations making meaningful change. From protecting the environment to empowering women, healing veterans, and serving nonprofits, you'll find fresh perspectives, trending news, and the latest information on noteworthy events here at Omega and around the world.
A World Where Every Girl Is Valued
The Chattanoogan recently covered an inspirational local school visit made by Jin In, a 2013 Omega Women's Leadership Center (OWLC) Intensive and 2014 Women Serving Women Summit participant.
Jin encouraged the students to vision "a world where every girl is valued and supported to realize her full potential" and "to shift fundamental mindsets and ignite tomorrow's women leaders."
For Jin, this is not an abstract notion but a deep call to action rooted in her own childhood, when her widowed mother moved them from Korea to the United States. Through a mentor in her youth, Jin learned that destiny is not determined by gender, but by actions. Now Jin is a mentor, spurring young women to believe that the most powerful force for change in the world is themselves.
Jin In has spoken to organizations and at conferences across the world and worked with the UN Commission on the Status of Women to promote the leadership of young women. She hopes that by speaking to young women directly, she is "passing the baton" to future leaders and change agents.
"The best foreign policy is to develop future leaders, and education is the best platform to teach leadership," she says.
ACTION ALERT: Omega & the Hudson Valley Need Your Help
Please help preserve the environmental health, cultural heritage, and beauty of the Hudson Valley. Every voice counts—especially now!
The state Public Service Commission (PSC) has released a proposed outline for moving forward new transmission line projects. The proposal basically starts the whole process over—without addressing any concerns raised by the Hudson Valley Smart Energy Coalition (HVSEC) and its member organizations.
We have until Tuesday, September 2 (extension deadline), to tell the PSC there are big problems with this proposal!
In a nutshell, here's what it contains:
By January 15, developers may submit their original plan, a modified plan or, with no obligation or incentive, an alternative that stays within existing rights-of-way.
Assisted by the New York Independent Systems Operator (NYISO), PSC staff will rank each plan based on six criteria, including amount of increased transfer capability, cost to ratepayers, new rights-of-way needed, and assessment of environmental compatibility, including visual impacts. The proposal gives no indication of how these criteria will be applied or weighted. The rankings, along with recommendations for which projects should proceed, will be submitted to the PSC by March 2, 2015. The public will have only three weeks to respond and comment on the recommendations.
Under this proposal, 90 percent of the cost of any projects will be passed to downstate customers (including Dutchess County residents) and 10 percent to upstate customers. Furthermore, developers will suffer only 20 percent of the risk of going over budget—with ratepayers picking up the remaining 80 percent of the tab.
Here are HVSEC's main concerns:
- Need. The proposal leaves off the table the question of need. To date, there has been no independent study taking into account trends in electricity usage, technological innovation, parallel generation, and advances in demand-side management. Instead, the process starts from an assumption of need.
- Context. There are currently many electricity-related projects and applications proceeding simultaneously in New York, each within its own "silo," none being considered in the context of others. To avoid duplicative, inefficient, or unnecessary development, there should be a comprehensive state energy policy taking into account all of these initiatives.
- Uncertainty to property owners. Hudson Valley property owners will continue suffering economic harm from decreased property value, diminished farmland, stifled tourism, and an uncertain real estate market. The PSC is offering reimbursement to developers for their costs in creating proposals, but offers nothing to businesses, landowners, or communities taking an economic hit during this lengthy process.
- NYISO. Although the NYISO has the word "Independent" in its name, there are legitimate concerns about the transparency of its methods. Some feel NYISO's makeup of previous electricity industry professionals inclines it to favor projects beneficial to the industry. Because this perception exists, NYISO should display maximum transparency regarding its evaluation process and methodology.
- Ranking. Although it is encouraging to see right-of-way usage, visual impact, and innovative technologies among the six criteria by which projects would be ranked, there is no mention of how the criteria would be weighted in the selection process. What might be most important to the PSC or NYISO could negatively impact the Hudson Valley's economic vitality.
- Cost allocation. Based on cost allocation proposed in the new document, ratepayers in the area to be economically hardest hit by a new transmission project—the Hudson Valley—also must pay the lion's share of the costs of selected projects, as well as the vast majority of cost overruns and likely all the expenses of unsuccessful applicants. Having the public assume 80 percent of the financial burden of cost overruns incentivizes developers to come in over budget and discourages efforts on their part to cut costs.
Time is short. This Tuesday, September 2 is the deadline for commenting on this new proposal via the PSC's website.
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To submit comments electronically: You can post your comments here, and see others' comments here
Please don't delay. Let the PSC know today that their current proposal does not address the major concerns of Hudson Valley residents.
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Omega Staffers Building Rain Garden for Fox Haven Organic Farm
Current Omega seasonal staffer Brandon Sickbert, along with Joe MacDonald, former production crew chief at Omega, have teamed up to design a rain garden for Fox Haven Organic Farm and Learning Center.
Sickbert says the experience he gained taking the Barton Kirk and Pete Muñoz rain garden workshop at Omega was instrumental in the project. Both Kirk and Muñoz are teaching another round of participants this year in the Ecological Literacy Immersion Program.
"Rain gardens are created to slow water and filter sediment, pollutants, and nutrients before runoff meets groundwater or the creek, protecting our waterways and drinking water," MacDonald says. "At Fox Haven this rain garden will slow and cleanse the water before reaching the Lewis Mill Creek below, a tributary to Catoctin Creek, which flows into the Potomac River."
According to EPA estimates, storm water runoff is responsible for about 70 percent of all water pollution in lakes, rivers, and streams.
Fox Haven adds, "The garden will be planted with native flowers, shrubs, and trees that will provide valuable habitat for birds, butterflies, and other pollinators—including plants like milkweed to help support a struggling Monarch butterfly population."
OWLC Attends Netroots Nation
Omega board member, Jamia Wilson, and cofounder of the Omega Women's Leadership Center and chief external affairs officer at Omega, Carla Goldstein, attended the 9th annual Netroots Nation conference in Detroit, Michigan. At the gathering, more than 3,000 people convened to attend over 80 panels and 40 hands-on training sessions, a film screening series, and other events covering technology, politics, and activism "designed to educate, stimulate, and inspire the nation's next generation of progressive leaders." The speakers included Elizabeth Warren, who gave the keynote address.
Netroots Nation aspires each year to bring "thousands of bloggers, newsmakers, social justice advocates, labor and organizational leaders, grassroots organizers and online activists together to make new connections, hone their organizing skills, share best practices, and build stronger relationships with others working on the issues they care most about."
Over the weekend, Carla and Jamia also participated in a walk to raise awareness of the ongoing water crisis for Detroit residents.
Omega's Eco Machine™ Inspires Sustainable Schools Start-Up
Hundreds of individuals and groups have toured the Omega Center for Sustainable Living (OCSL) building and Eco Machine™ since the facility opened. Recently Schools for Sustainability (S4S) visited, describing the OCSL in a Huffington Post blog, as "a shining example of green building at its finest."
S4S says, "we envision our schools to possess many of the same qualities as the [OCSL]…a vibrant learning environment, a model for positive impact living…a place that exemplifies a healthy interdependence between humans and the planet."
Schools for Sustainability, based in Philadelphia and Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, is establishing a residential farm school in Monte Plata on land donated by former president of the Dominican Republic, Leonel Fernández. There they will, "combine education and local food production with comprehensive integrated water, waste, and energy management, that can be demonstrated to the surrounding community."
One of the aims of S4S is that the model established in this first school will be copied globally.
S4S cofounder Alyssa Ramos-Reynoso says, "Touring Omega was the perfect chance to learn about an environmentally net-positive water purification system, a technology that we will emulate and teach in our schools."
Learn more about the OCSL building.
Yoga Service Conference Gets Write Up in YOGAChicago
Yoga teacher Carol Horton writes about her experience attending the third annual Yoga Service Conference (YSC), copresented by Omega and the Yoga Service Council, in the July/August issue of YOGAChicago. A volunteer teacher with Yoga for Recovery, a nonprofit offering yoga to women in Cook County Jail, she is also cofounder of the Socially Engaged Yoga Network, which supports yoga service and outreach in the Chicago metro area.
"Having attended every YSC conference since the first one in 2012, it was a pleasure to reconnect with old friends, revisit the beautiful Omega campus, and re-engage with the energy, passion, and commitment that permeates this very unusual yoga gathering," Horton writes.
This year's conference offered panel discussions and workshops to help explore how yoga philosophy and practice can have a bigger impact on social justice issues like inequality, discrimination, and privilege.
The conference created opportunities for those in the yoga service community to build skills and get inspiration from leading teachers who work with people in underserved communities every day. See how yoga has influenced some of their students in this slideshow.
Mindfulness Practice Growing Mainstream
Omega to Offer Mindfulness & Education Conference and More in 2014
RHINEBECK, NY – Is mindfulness practice the next revolution? According to Time magazine, it may be. From stress reduction to work performance, from the classroom to the boardroom, from relationships to the dinner table—the benefits of mindfulness are now widely recognized. Omega, a leader in the field for more than 35 years, today announced it will hold an important conference and several workshops on this topic in 2014.
"For years we have seen people from all walks of life reap huge benefits from learning how to bring mindfulness practices into their lives, at home, at work, in schools, and in the public arena," said Carla Goldstein, chief external affairs officer at Omega. "The promise of mindfulness is that we can be more reflective, resilient, and compassionate toward each other as individuals and as a human family," concluded Goldstein.
The practices of contemplative education, Social and Emotional Learning, and mindfulness are being widely explored in schools throughout the United States. Research continues to show that mindfulness practice decreases stress, attention deficit issues, depression, anxiety, and hostility in children, while also benefiting their health, well-being, social relations, and academic performance.
The Mindfulness & Education Conference, July 25–27, brings together influential leaders in the fields of mindfulness and Social and Emotional Learning (SEL), including psychologists, educators, administrators, and teachers, to explore practical ways to teach mindfulness techniques to children grades K through 12. Internationally renowned speakers will address topics such as implementing mindfulness programs in schools, ways to support Social and Emotional Learning, cultivation of resilience, at-risk youth, and practices that support utilizing the methods of interpersonal neurobiology. Tiered Pricing and continuing education credits are available. Omega awarded 39 full and partial scholarships to the conference, thanks to funding supported in part by the 1440 Foundation, an advised fund of the Silicon Valley Community Foundation.
Additional upcoming programs in the field of mindfulness include:
Urban Youth Yoga & Mindfulness, July 20–26, with the founders of the Holistic Life Foundation—Ali Smith, Atman Smith, and Andres Gonzalez, along with guest teacher Sharon Salzberg. This workshop shows you how to teach yoga and mindfulness to high-risk and hard-to-reach urban youth. Tiered Pricing and continuing education credits are available for this professional training.
Mindfulness in Education Teacher Training, July 20–26, with Daniel Rechtschaffen, author of The Way of Mindful Education. This 5-day workshop helps you gain the skills and confidence you need to bring the many benefits of mindfulness to children in grades K–12. Continuing education credits are available for this professional training.
Mindful Self-Compassion: 5-day Intensive, July 27–August 1, with Steven Hickman and Michelle Becker. Self-compassion is a skill that can be learned by anyone. It's the heart of mindfulness. This workshop is particularly valuable for health-care professionals and nonprofessionals who want an in-depth experience of mindful self-compassion. Continuing education credits are available for this intensive.
Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT): A 5-Day Professional Training for the Prevention of Depression Relapse, August 10–15, with Zindel Segal and Susan Woods. This is an innovative group program designed to prevent relapse in people who have recovered from unipolar depression. Based on the research of Drs. Zindel Segal, John Teasdale, and Mark Williams, and documented in their book Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy for Depression, this professional training combines the practice and clinical application of mindfulness meditation with the tools of cognitive therapy. Continuing education credits are available for this professional training.
Mindful Communication: The Path of Wise Speech, August 17–22, with Oren J. Sofer. Mindfulness and loving-kindness meditation, the Buddha's teachings on wise speech, and the contemporary discipline of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) collectively form a powerful foundation for cultivating awareness and empathy, strengthening our ability to be skillful in challenging situations, and developing our capacity to listen and speak from the heart. Tiered Pricing and continuing education credits are available.
Contemplative Practice in Higher Education, August 22–24, with Daniel P. Barbezat, Mirabai Bush, and more. Under the leadership of the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, colleges and universities nationwide have integrated contemplative practices into a variety of their courses. In this professional training, four leading experts in the field introduce contemplative practices, review the related neuroscience research on meditation and learning, give examples of successful courses, and engage you in thinking about the role of contemplation in your own work.
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OWLC Advisory Council Member Edit Schlaffer in Zanzibar
Recently, Omega Women's Leadership Center advisory council member Edit Schlaffer visited Zanzibar, the island off the coast of Tanzania in East Africa, where debates around their constitution and a referendum concerning unity with the mainland are fueling cultural and political radicalization that has especially impacted women and families. Young Zanzibaris have taken to the streets in violent protest led by UAMSHO, meaning the Awakening. Tying together her experiences there with events around the world, Edit reflects on the realities of terrorism, the fate of the Nigerian school girls kidnapped, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and makes a call to action to the mothers and women of these regions while there is still an opportunity to prevent further radicalization.
"We can't let the violent extremist hijack the local narrative....This is the entry point to build up the resilience in mainstream society and encourage the strength to stand up and say: 'No, your agenda is not our agenda'....We need to look at the first line of defense which are the families and particularly the mothers. The home is the place where the excitement and frustrations of the adolescents can be dealt with and channeled. This is the only safe place where early warning signs can be addressed and responded to in an empathetic and constructive way....
[Women] need to bring their voice and concerns to the fore. They need to be active in their families and communities to build resilience and create alternatives to external influences, which might lure them into divisive directions. Given their unique perspective and position in the heart of their communities, their expertise needs to be recognized and used across all levels of society both formal and informal.
This is about humanity now, it is time to stand up and defend our fabric of life. If half of humanity is left behind and left out, it won't work."
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OWLC Attends "Celebrating Women Breakfast" Honoring Gloria Steinem
On May 8th, Omega Women's Leadership Center director, Michele Bertran joined more than 2,000 women leaders at the New York Women's Foundation (NYWF) 27th Annual Celebrating Women Breakfast in New York City. At the breakfast, Gloria Steinem, an Omega Women's Leadership Center (OWLC) Advisory Council member, was celebrated as the Century Award Honoree for her exemplary and lifelong human rights commitment.
Gloria spoke about the unfinished business of the women's movement—including obtaining equal pay for equal work, ending domestic and global violence against women, and calling for a culture of equality, inclusion, and respect. Ana Oliveira, NYWF President and CEO, whose own remarks also addressed inequality and violence, talked about the forward looking and uniting work of NYWF in the coming year. She described the breakfast as "the sitting march of our movement."
Omega Service Week Program Celebrates 10th Anniversary Milestone of Reaching 4,000+ Dedicated Staff Serving 300 Nonprofits that Impact Millions
2014 Recipients Announced: 33 Nonprofits Receive Retreat Space for Visioning, Strategic Planning & Networking, May 26–30th
RHINEBECK, NY –This year marks the 10th anniversary of Omega Service Week, a program that supports nonprofit organizations and foundations committed to improving the well-being of others and the planet. Omega today announced 33 nonprofit organizations will be awarded two-day, two-night organizational retreats on Omega's 200-acre campus, including free room and board, a private meeting space, use of facilities, and a consultation with Omega's partner, the New York Council of Nonprofits (NYCON).
"The challenges that nonprofits face nowadays are numerous and complex. Omega's Service Week offers a unique opportunity in a safe, nurturing environment for organizations to step back, breathe, and take the opportunity with one of our expert staff to get the check-up they may have been postponing," said Doug Sauer, chief executive officer of New York Council of Nonprofits.
Omega's annual Service Week is comprised of two sessions. During the first session (May 26-28), Omega welcomes organizations from the Mid-Hudson Valley, Connecticut, and New York City, working in health care, the arts, sustainability, and human services. The second session (May 28-30), the Women Serving Women Summit, is presented by the Omega Women's Leadership Center. The only nonprofit leadership retreat of its kind, the 2014 summit will bring together nonprofits working to improve the lives of women and girls in eight different states and will include a series of roundtable discussions, a collaborative art experience, and more. The participation of Mid-Hudson Valley nonprofits in Service Week is funded in part by a significant grant from the Dyson Foundation.
"Omega started Service Week 10 years ago as a way to help support our nonprofit peers and to strengthen the safety-net that so many people in our extended community depend upon. We are thrilled with the success of the program, which has directly touched more than 300 nonprofits and 4,000 dedicated people over the years and has an aggregate ripple effect in the millions," said Carla Goldstein, chief external affairs officer at Omega.
Omega is pleased to award 2014 Service Week retreats to the following organizations, which are actively engaged in creating a more compassionate and sustainable world:
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Astor Services for Children & Families
Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children
Habitat for Humanity of Dutchess County
Hudson River HealthCare
Hudson Valley Current
Re>Think Local
Resource Center for Accessible Living, Inc.
Rondout Valley Holistic Health Community
The Children's Home of Kingston
The Institute for Family Health: Ulster County Healthy Families & Dutchess County Healthy Families
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New York Memory Center
Wediko Children's Services, New York Branch
Westchester Institute for Human Development, Child Welfare Services
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American Association of University Women, Poughkeepsie Chapter
Breastfeeding Initiative of Ulster County
The Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse
Girls on the Run Hudson Valley
Million Women Drummers Gathering
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Care USA
The Center for Family Justice, Inc.
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Girls at Work, Inc.
Girls For a Change
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Prevention is Key
The Prison Birth Project
Sakhi for South Asian Women
School of Leadership, Afghanistan
YWCA New York City
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Irish firm William Fry has made its mark on the US market with the launch of a New York office.
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Alton Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - May 27, 1890, Alton, Illinois A LTON OAT LY TELEGRAPH. VOLUME A LTON, ILL., TUESDAY EVENING MAY 27, 1890. NO. 294 Finv-niteT comes. Twc. iy-One New Members in the Lower House. UNPRECEDENTED DEATH RATE. Dr. J. W. Enos' Sanitarium ALTOM, I Hi La. DR ENOS announce, that he ha. eatablixhml in a building purchased for the purpose a SANITARIUM for tho TREATMENT OF ILL CURABLE DISEASES. BOTH MEDICAL and SURGICAL. His experience during many years has convinced him that all disease# can be managed A LAROE SOLARIUM daily personal attention. Now Ot>en Globe Guarantees Prices. ir House iii THE GLOBE Guarantees Goods or Money Refunded. Out of Thr« « ll midi . <l and T»iiiO*FI»* Mrmbcn Who V, ere Ilr,wl Iii ISS. NU,*- lint. Iii. ii (lathered Iii Ii? th* Cirl ii. 'Inii-f. r ***,', ti of tin World's t'ltlr * oiiiinU'.om i- Im Vfa.hlnglo* ta ll-c.li • I ti. lr ( oin im lotions. WAhUlM.roM ('in-, May *7.—Then*have lni ii tin- Inrgcd number of vitcanck-* in th** jin wiit house of any hon*? of repre-setitaitVe* thai him onaetnbied lint* the clo**.of the war. Thi*r»* are now Hitting iii th- house nineteen nx-mher* who were not ell*, tell to it W hell cong!***** w ti* ch<*en in November, I'*®*, and there are still two VU) ,Helen to lie fiUed, <H copied by the death of Repre- ntativ® Wilbur, of New York, and the advancement of Representative Carii*h' to the fellate, The liouth rate of the Fifty ll rid congr®*.- him been unprecedented. Th re.- hundred and twenty live mem bm. w»r# ele»t«d to it in Noveinbi. lr*", and now nine of that numb-r are dead, and the successors of all but one of them are in cnngiVMi Tm . titjr-Ome Sr,* Memtn-ra. When the succtawof* of < arliale and Wilbur are chosen there will be twenty one new- UM inliem in the hon*1 Thin number is sun' to be swollen by the probable action of the bouse ill th* three remaining contested elect nm ease*, in which the ootn-ndttee ha* recommended the unseating of members. If the house supports the committee- and It has not heretofore failed Pi do so—Iguigston will succeed Venable, Kemaghan will enema! Morgan, and Mu** Duffle will supplant Turpin, and the number of new men in the house will be swelled to the almost unprecedented figure of twenty-throe. WORLD'S FAIR COMMISSIONERS. the pre*1 tit week the contemplated house anion on the silver bill Th#r**ha* been a canvas* made on th*- {hair which diows that very strong opposition to free coinage exists In the house The present lielief of th*>*- members who have be«*u Investigating the sUuation is that the hmm 'nill pio-viding for the redamptiow in lawful moory or bullion can he passed in that body. A caucus of the house Republican* to consider the subject is likely to Is* called for Tuesday, unless it is thought best to await Speaker Reed's return. TUE HE A CONFEDERATE AFFAIR. Scripture Reading Approved by the Presbyterians. FOR SALE. THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION Eight room Frame House, good Cellar, Cistern, Sink in House, Magnificent river The I led teat ton of the lane Monument at HkkwMtil. Va. W AAI! I KOTOS Cm, May 27.—Notice has been given that the dedication of the monument to (ten. I ah* at Richmond this weak i* to I* purely a < out.derate sffalr. The militia regiments that take part iii the jib- J ^ie'mhiutes, the report of rade will be ranked in the order which the •tate* from which they come |>asM-d the ordinance of *®r****ion. No United States Hag* will Is* <arrit*d. but only the flag* of the M-veral states, and the Hlctaiiu-nd ui'ws(*n|s-rs air*silly report a liberal die-play of * 'onfederate bunting pa th. puMU and pH vat. buildings of the slty. A < suae af Coo, ptaipA-The Washington paper* have for several days coataiowd calls for ah tV»afederate sol •ii#rs n sidlag in this #lty to rai#'* fin* ai-selves at certain hindquarters U> I* organised fc*r parti* lpatlnn in the aer* manic.*, and several hun*! rad have alw -ady made arrangement, to go to Richmond The re Present* Its lte|M>rt Through Hr. Iloo-ard C'ro*bv, whl.li Is ta Favor of Itihle Keading In the < amnion Schools The Prol.lt ut af Utopia} turn! for I nem-plott it Ministers Discussed by the Assembl} The It Apt Isl Anniversaries. SAI;At**!A, N. Y., May 27.—At the meet-ing of the I're-stiytertan (Xeneral assembly Monday morning, after the «ppr*»val of the committee on synodical records was rend The a* semidy, in apprpval of an overture from the Wisconsin synod, reaffirmed it* dellp* prance of lh7u in favor of retaining tie* reading of tin* llibh- in WI mon school*. The report of the standing committor on publication wa* delivered by Itaehalrman, I*. Howard Croaky. He thought that Munday sch<s>l and missionary wart and the preisvrstiofi af Kiwiday sebool b"A» and Umohi hops and of <ten®mlan»1onaJ helps wore w«dl diMie, w1iuU*vai any oo«* may nlky® aa the bis ii teas management. New Sch.Mils Organteod. They have organised I,IAI new view. Lot 50x120 For $1,250. plendid Building Lots on Fourth street, as follows, 60x120. $1200; 60x120, $1,000; G3x»20, with rock foundation, included* $1,350. Mairniliceiit River View to each lot Thirty acre farm 2 1-2 miles southeast of Brighton, all in cultivation. Four room schools .XKI scholar*; BW fusal of S-cretarh-s Pm** and Tracy to with 4,m teacher* arui l*-rniit the army and navy I etude to attend #*-Ju*d* I* sides the*** have Is*- i ocean • i* still the cairns .if gr*-at indignation to in rrnoequeuoe of tIn* offer ..f th* bsu t t< frame-house, Cellar, Barn, ^og) Granary is a.) 11 the cause of gr«*at indignation to j In o-nae'tneuoe the surv mw* af the lost en use, bm their supply hymn bs,k*. lesson h«lpv mu , action MO*rn* to have been well c-oneidered Rjble® to an) our aetablhihing a new hun i day school. Our aiiaatoaarte® havt visited nu* that the character of th® arrange nietits has bnxime known. more successfully in an institution of this kind, under the constant aupnrvlsion of the physician, and with the aid of means not otherwise at command, than when the patients are seen by their medical advisers at Intervals of several hour. or dave. The position of the SANITARIUM is high, and the surrounding are free from all noxious Influences. It is readily reached by the Second street horse cars, and is near the Union Depot. The building la large, and arrangement, are as perfect as is possible rrom a knowledge of sanitary science and the requirements of such an institution. Electricity in all its forms; Oxygon and it. compounds; Baths, Douches, Massage, Inhalation, Nursing, etc., are provided as may be required by patients, in addition to such other treatment as may be deemed advisable. A >uii*tM*r ut I In in Im W .i-hlngloii ta Ht***hc Their CnmmtnioM. Wamum.ton City, May 27.- Several of the world'* fair commissioner* ate in Washington getting together pn*j*ar:iU»ry t«» rrueiviug their rnmmlai'm*, via.: R. B. Uoodell, the Dr nu sr* tic eoinnils»ioaer from Colorado; «-x-R»pre®entatlve J. T World's Fair Cs*rn I I une r* Appointed. Washixhton ClTT, May 27.—-The president has mad** puhlk* the iwirn* of the •-oui mission.-re st large tor th® wurkt'* fair a* fellowa: August E Bullock. Mas** ohuasetU; alternate, Henry lggall* Maine; Thomas W. Rainier, Michigan, alternate, James Oliver, Indiana; it C. Keren*. MI* soori: alternate, R. W Furness, Nebraska* Edwunl H. Ainldou. New York; alternate, Dorton W. Allen, New York. Peter A. Ii Widener, P> ^Sylvania; alternat* John W. Cf .Ifsut Pennsylvania, Samuel W. Inman, Georgia; alt* male William Lindsay. Kl utucky, Henry KxaU, Tex***, alter Hate. llrnry L. King, Trxa*. Mark I. Mi lkmaid. < aliform*: alternate. ThonM Burke, state of Wanliingt in; for the Dis- moo ......a-.------- ' Burke, state or w asMogt Harris, of Virginia. I oh John G. Dicmn trjrt of ColU|Ui4n. A, T. For Sun Baths and exercise in cold and inclement weather, etc., is provided. Each patient la thoroughly examined by Dr. Euos, and receives hi* FOR THE RECEPTION OF PATIENTS. For further information addrest Dr. ENOS at the SANITARILY, corner of George and Third its., Alton. III. •on, of Texan, and Hem. Jame* D. Batt, th** Republic an im mini bs loner from West Virginia. Under th# provi*i«.n» of tim bill, a Democrat and • Republica® eo?u mind*mer an- nominated ft»r w h state by the governor** th* reef, *■ object to the cob-flrmatlou by Hie president, who has abo the apjMonnuent of eight commis*-i-*nen at large. It i* a singular fact, considering the general rush for office and pride of . plate, that the governors of thirte-ou stat** I have failed to Mend iii their nominations. I Home active telegraphing ha* ben going . on between the White House and the lack-ward governor* to burry them ap. Ha*-* They (teen t onltriardT •Til* world'* fair 1*111." in the language of a prominent statesman, "w a* approved April 25. ft declares ape*-ilk*It) and without re** r vat ion «w exception that the com rn lesion era art' to tin nominated by j the governor* and confirm**! by the president within thirty day* from the ap prowal of the aet." Th# same gentleman say*: "lf the president has confirm**! the eomtni*M*loiien*, I am not aware of it. If Britton and K. Kurt* Johnson, romini**ion**rs Alfred Wilson and Horsey Clagett, alteruato*. A. THE GARFIELD MONUMENT. A Mpteadltl HtsptMV un the Oseaslun **f It# IMIrgkts. CumCLAKD, Ohio, May 27.-- Every •tiinw jsiint* to a splendid display on the ac* t oon of dedicating the O.irfteJd nionu meut on May w. Prwddont Harrison, Vice President Mortem and Hecreteurkes Blaine, Husk and Noble will arri vs here Thursday noon, ami the celebration will begin at that time. Ail idea* of a funeral character have iwen put aside. The po* rad Friday will include thirty military organ; tut Bona, th*»u*anda of uniformed Knight* Tnnplar and many other dvte so-ci.'tt. *. Great trouble Is a IU 1(Uj>*rt<sl In transporting the vial tom. Ha<hin.-n hove organised a combine to s*a'ure l*J0 a day for each carriage. Indignant < tTi**n# at on<*- tendered the ase of th«4r private car rtages, and the pollee have I sam Instruct**! to arrest every hackman discovered In day ________------- 2,616 Hunday achoola, 62,V>J iamili*-* and • traveled mile* Then: had liven , much advantage, direct andimlirwrt, from J the work of the Isiard, who-e la'.rim* fkielity Im worthy of a1! prnw Iteoia* I lions were offered approving thi* work and recommending Gist it cot-kb-r th*-*-x;s*li« n* y of publishing Hundajr-erhool help* and literature in the German ami (a a 11 ti ma Vian language Dr. Wwrdea'* statrMo-nt. Pending a motion that the r> ;s»rt is adopt#*!, leave was given to Dr Worden, superintendent of Muiday *rh'»<d «- »• k, to make a statement, fit* *»d«l that the bust- ' new* depnttmenl rwelwd n 'thing from the cont iiinit ions iii hunday neb *»|« for Son-ita) school ni'-sio't work, but, on th** con- , tr*r>, gi'**. over fu»0;(*»j it* the mHatenary department A question—Iks-*- n d the hu:*in«*M* -Ic partinont sell It* terne- to th® mUak.riary )lepartm*-tit * , • , ' Answer-- Yea, but at the price at which j the moot favored purchaser- get them it j giv. s two-third* of Ba profit* to the Hun-, day ■« bool and mie»ion'vry Alt the money you give gate new Mc-hooU. Dr. I raven'* IU* ta or Ss. Dr. ('rn vco, the secretary of the ten rd, allotted to tie* criticism* of the s|a-ciul j committee of lo veal i gat loll, botas this j wa* referr. >1 t*» ain't ber Hpeeiai cominitte** he thought It would is* Improper f«»r him j to say anything alsnti it. He dwell priu oipally u{arn the advantage* Smoke-house* Well, Cistern, Will sell for less than $35 per acre. Money to tioan. , Sill Bt siree ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCHEEN. Strong, Light aud Handsome. ii -.if Blent, tu establish Fits any Window. The Cheapest Respectable Screen in the Market. Oiled or Stained. of t he eIP to rah ip given th p**rlo.!i)-al* am! las.k*. the - » rn *— UJ,.t hod*. aware h. kit falled to do SO I w,gild te pleased to be enlighteuod aa to their legal stand 'UR-" . . IN SENATE AND HOU8K. MyaapsD of Go- Doings la the National another lively time. THE GLOBE Has a Larger Assortment and Complete Stock HENCE : You owe a Duty to Yourself to Caii (SYER AXU ANON | at the GLOBE. HILDBBRAIMD Invites You All. (be Doings I* Legislator*. Warhrn;tux City, May 27,—In th® acuate Monday after the journal hod beeu fond, the oath of office wa* administered to Mr. Carlisle as senator from the state of Kentucky to till the unexpired term of the j Ute Mr. Heck. Mr Blackburn escorted Mr Carlisle to the derk'a desk, and after he had suljoeribed to th® oath of office he wa* shown to hi* neat, and while there wa* surrounded by senator* from loth side* teiulerlng their congratulation*. Iii* 1 desk wa* graced by a number of floral tributes. Coke presented pet it kin* of the En niters' Alliance in favor of tit.- ,m»;s>*e*l warehouse god *ub-treosury hill Fie said be had no sympathy with th# plan Slier man presented petitions to exclude from ti e mail* The Police Gaoette and similar publk'ations Plumb offered a re** Jut ion Inst ruct i ag the flnanee committee to pri'pare and ro-( port, in connection with the tariff Mil, a I statement showing the dtitle* levied under existing law; Ute duties a* the) wonld be under the house Mil, and the duties under Uh* hill to lie reported by the committor— Bilch duties to lie Btate**] in 1'Hrallel col-aniD* And especially lf the coiniuittew , sh-mid recommend new duties or the inert***- at existing duties, to state the reason in * ach ca** Sherman pointed out I th# difficulty of the committee on f!nan<* giving reasons f**r it® reoom me Dilation in (Hi lt of the J,ft*1 item* covered in the WIL The reason* might be given gen-W)*lh if<- movwl to strike out ,,f the resolution th** "In .-ach case" Sherman'* amendment wa* disagreed to. Reagan moved toamend I the resolution a* to require tai cases cf compound duties specific ami advnlorom column showing the equivalent ad valor* in amount of the duty. Allison moved to insert in Reagan's amend man* th* words: "Where prartfanhir * He* gan'B ameiidm«*nt nuslifts*! as suggested Sr AUbam wa* agree*l to. Th*- resolut ion was forth' r ameud#*i on ii,, tion of Haw-U*y by making it apply ala.* to reduction j of duties aud a* thus amended was agreed to. ('airs resolution calliug for information Os to the landing of an a nj ie* I for.* from the revenue cutter McLnne at Cedar I Keys. FU,, was ngiw*l t*». Consideration of the naval appropriate*! hill was theft ! resumed. la (be Mouse. Owing to tho id WIK' of Speaker Heed. ! Who lots gone to att*-ad the funeral of his mother, tin horn- was called to order by Clerk McPherson. On motion of Mo Kink-1 Burrow • of Michigan uh, els* tad speaker pro tem. Acuate bill was jessed for the erection of rn public building at Canton, Ohio v*ut MttU.UUO S-nate hill was «te> paos-d llicrsaaiug to fffS.tfctU ti.a limit of the oust of the puhlk building at Jacksonville, Ills Business rvh*ting to Hist rut of * oiuinlti* affairs wa-, then p»*»-oend«sl uith. The Rock Creek park Mil wan called up and tbs motion to recoiiaktor w as agrwsd lo ami th* MU was passed A (.real TuimiL lit lbs Re,it,icky Hobs of Representatives. FKAXXrogT, Ky., May 27.—There wa# another exciting scene in th# house hat ar-1 day A re-olutioe was offered for an Investigation of the conduct of one of th* members who has been accused of peculiar ' conduct regarding a railrrmd Mil. Th# lntr«sluctk»n of th** resolution raised a great tumult and Hugh Cougar of Marion county triad to get recognition for a mo thm btl Mr. Cox, who was hi the chair, fieri in*-'! to nixie# him. This inforiate*! ('.Kip r s . that he rushed up to the chair ao*l. weiring Ox by th*- arm, yelled that he (Cooper) kfiow hi* rights ll# started to drag ('ox out on nu- floor, andthelattet dr* vs hu h his gnvwl to i.rMn Coop**#. when he recovered him*, lf and ordered th*- s.-rgeant at arm* to scat the disorderly mender The latter afterward apologists!. improvement of Munday n*h til*' miosionary w*«*k d«tie liy ald «>f the board (hr* ugh Its public at Un* and it* col po rte mw both at home and abit**!. Me have forty-four permanent, esisTii-nced, devoted, auoceaaful m'*o, full of q.irit, lo* sides eighty-eight or mon theological eta d* nu, estsMishlng and bell dug mbduti school* In destitute parts of th* Held The resolution* ta* re i*« -s«-d with the a.l.li tlon of Munday sch.sd hell* and literature In Bpanlah. _______ Tbs Baptists at ( bleago. Cm* ado May 27.-TM- fifty-eighth an niversary of the Baptist American Rome Missionary s.wi. ty began Monday morning: at tho Immanuel chun ii The principal business bnf ors the asse ill bl) wa* the pre* ■ id®nt's address and the annual report id th** exccutiva committee The reading of the report was followed by addr®**** on •The lucern*** of Hem-thence in Our Churwhthk* by Rev. Dr U. A Crandall, of Ohio. and on "Our Foreign Population,' by Bc\. U J Meier, of flUn. iR and Lev £ M. Smltb, of Wisconsin. In th® after rnsm brief addn vse* wen- mud*- concern tug the work of the societies in the vart ous western Helds. For PITTS 318 Belle Sale toy & HAMILL, St.. Alton, ill. A. J. HOWELL DEALER IN' CARPETS, CURTAINS, CLOTHS, RUGS, Ac. OIL A Lake Captate Drowned. T»)i.Kls*. Ohio, May 27 Munday night aKmt * an th# tug Mute , with (hesrhoofite W. L. Pi ck in tow, g*H aground in ming the el IMW cm th® ranges In the buy C apt.. J unsky, white endeavoring U) prevent damage to th* Peek by the .vdlita.ai that occurred, wax knocked rtvwdmord while lr#tin * go Hie fender. Be wns seen on th» water several minute* afterward line ua* thrown to him, but be could do* reach It and was dr<Twn*#l The body was IVC* A ere*!. It will be sent to hi* boma in Saginaw. Mich. Th. Gen* an Catholic « on* rn (I na. Mn.w At'KKK, Wis , May 27 -The firat con vent Urn of the (terman Catholic codette* in WUeonslu open®*! in this city Monday morning. It la®Xpe< ted the convell-Hon will ido|tt revolutions in cqqawitkm to the Bennett compulsory **<iucatkin law A CAUSTIC LETTER. Our Prices WILL BK FOUND LOWER-Considering Qualities and Styles- Than in mnv other house in Alton. In consequence of the OUK AT EXTENT *»f our SALES we are enabled \o do Business on a VERY ( LOSE MARDIN anti it is a recognized fact that we handle bv far Tbs Haltlniorr A Ohio Railway. Raltimouk. May 27 -It ww mini to I* pretty wall iwaur*X1 thai th* iftalttmors A stanley'* Reply U Re* *-nt I iteraaeea at I,*ir«l Msllsburyr. LsOtODK, Hay 27.—Th® tin ss print® a tong and cssRk letter fr**m . lr. Stanley. TU''rr in reply tm th* r*sa-ut ntteran ca ..f Lord • MalPhary. Mr Stanley de* lares that be has mWhing hat a sentimental interest ie any part of Afrb a, trot he says that im finding that many at bls friend* have em harked their money M an African enter pet*** un the strength of a oliarter u*« orth a counterfeit sixpence unless LARGER (jUANTITlEsl OF (iOOOS THAN ANY OTR KR HOISE IN THE CITY. SIHI.W SLITS. th® words ()hp, Railroad >*-im'pany will issue at teas* fiO.lNX.iiO and p-rhnis flAfWn.mit more of «uu nom stock A part <if this will te am*1 to pay for bridges, station* and equip Bent, and th® proposition will ohs* lie fore the board abortly The knowing OOM my that the row I will retire tee stet# aud city interiwt and rid the company cd the stak- and city directors llon|til Harper's Srhoot Honk latereata. ( LXVELAM'. Ohio, May 27 -A sjwHal to The Pres# from Col urn bu a Ohio. statea th** the re* cully formed school book trust which is doing busltx-M under the name of the American H* bool Book eonipmif ba* purchased the school »*ook later.Of* of Harper * Bro,, of New York, for AMMA Th*- Harper* ha*I rwfuas! to >»tn the trust and the purchase was thus rendered im parativa. ___________________ « ra*b«te Cadee rn Moose, p.,MT Wa-iiixotuM, Win May IT- iustesd of Knglifhuieti. he has urg*-)l hi* friend* to discover ti® exact limit® of their territory. 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Elanco, a division of Eli Lilly and Company, has launched into the UK companion animal market with a pledge to listen to vets and provide a highly personalised level of support to them.
Elanco, a division of Eli Lilly and Company, has launched into the UK companion animal market with a pledge to listen to vets and provide a highly personalised level of support to them.
The company, already a leader in the livestock, pig and poultry sectors, will initially offer recognised brands such as equine vaccines from the Duvaxyn range, Felocell vaccine for cats and equine wormer Strongid P. It is also developing a range of innovative new products designed to address the unmet needs of companion animals, the first of which are expected to be launched during 2011.
Glasgow Vet School graduate Tina Hunt, formerly veterinary business director at Fort Dodge UK, has been appointed with a remit to build the Elanco Companion Animal Health organisation in the UK. Reporting to Jannes Nijland, director Elanco Western Europe, she will spearhead the company's growth and relationship building with veterinary practices across the country.
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San Francisco-headquartered Morrison & Foerster is the latest US firm to announce its partnership promotions, making up 24 to the partnership.
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Superconductivity at 36 K in gadolinium-arsenide oxides GdO1−xFxFeAs
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- Cheng, P., Fang, L., Yang, H. et al. Sci. China Ser. G-Phys. Mech. Astron. (2008) 51: 719. doi:10.1007/s11433-008-0075-9
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In this paper we report the fabrication and superconducting properties of GdO1−xFxFeAs. It was found that when x is equal to 0.17, GdO0.83F0.17FeAs is a superconductor with the onset transition temperature Tcon ≈ 36.6 K. Resistivity anomaly near 130 K was observed for all samples up to x = 0.17, and such a phenomenon is similar to that of LaO1−xFxFeAs. Hall coefficient indicates that GdO1−xFxFeAs is conducted by electron-like charge carriers.
Keywordsiron-based superconductor high-temperature superconductor
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- Price: $39,900
- 0 Pond Creek
- City: Pegram
- Subdivision: RURAL
- County: Davidson County
- Beds: 0
- Baths:
- Type: Land
- Elementary School: Gower Elementary
- Middle School: H G Hill Middle School
- High School: Hillwood Comp High School
MLS #1740531 Official listing information! RURAL neighborhood - 0 Pond Creek located in Pegram TN 37143, priced at $39,900, with 0 bedrooms.0 Pond Creek Pegram TN - MLS #1740531 Close
Land for sale in Pegram, TN at 0 Pond Creek. This land is priced at $7,964/acre.
Gorgeous and Peaceful Lot only 20 mins away from town!! Perk and survey are underway and lot will be ready to build. Lot is currently being survey off larger parcel of TAX ID - 100-00-0-080.00
Listing information last updated on May 22nd, 2017 at 8:02pm CDT.
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