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A new mission a new binder...the Veterans Affairs Medical Binder18 February 2014
Today we start a new adventure in Operation Fort Couch/ Fishing Hole...VA appointments. Don't get me wrong I'm happy for my hubby, but keeping track of the VA medical stuffs is kinda like the army...I'll explain!
1) You will need to have triplicates of everything...even if you don't think you do; you do!
2) There are so many appointments that yeah you want a month-at-a-glance calender...check em out here
3) You will need to keep track of who they saw, when they saw them and what was talked about...TBI's are not fun and most are known to cause issues with short term memory. You will want a form like this one.
4) You will also need a log to keep track of medications, cos just like the military it's alot and you can't nor can your veteran always remember what medication is for what...not when you have almost a full pharmacy at your house. Check this one out here, there are many to choose from!
5) Lets not forget the insurance information. Our heroes can fall under at least 3 different types of insurance depending on if it's tricare, Veteran Affairs and Medicaid for those that get SSI-DA (Social Security Disability Assistance). It's so hard to keep track of which does what and when you need to give them which ever card...so check out the pinterest printables here.
6) Lab work...when I think of lab work I think of the song shots, shots, shot. With most of us cargivers not able to access medical records or we are still waiting on them...this should help keeping track of everything and anything! Check it out here.
7) Misc. forms and printables...There are a ton on pinterest and lord knows I love pinterest. But there is one site that has alot of professional forms. It's free to download, just make sure your acrobat reader is up to par, you have lots of paper and ink. For medical forms click here. For Pinterest and their vast array of medical printables check it out here.
I will say this as much as I love printerest I am not fan of all the uber cute PDF forms they have on there that are from esty shops. I'm sorry...most of us can't afford that with the strict budgets we have or will have soon. There are many of these lovely forms/printables that are free and for that I can't be thankful enough. We as caregivers must and have to keep track of so much information...I'm amazed we can even think sometimes. I hope that you all find these helpful and if there is something more I need to add please let me know!
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My website Mornings with God04 February 2014
I just love this image
I started a website along with my other blogs to help moms and women spend 15 min. with the word of God. With our busy and hectic lives it's sometimes hard to spend time with the bible and get the word. With that said and done there is a 21 day challenge with verses to learn or memorize. A nice way for us to spend 15 minutes with God and share with our families or small group of friends.
You can check the site out here...This link will take you to the 21 day bible verse challenge. I plan on posting all the verses on that particular post and they can also be found on the community page at facebook here. Each day a new verse or review of the verse will be posted.
Feel free to stop by the facebook page as there are other verses, devotionals and printables (under the note section) to help build a bible study notebook. If you like what you see please feel free to like on facebook and follow the website. I had a give away and hope to have more and once I know there are enough ladies to start a bible study I plan on doing 15 min. bible study lessons for you guessed it women.
The reasoning behind this was there is more to the bible than doom and gloom. I was looking for God's wisdom for us women and mom's. There is nothing better than to share his love and wisdom for what's going on with us women. The bible studies are encouraging and uplifting. And yes another way for one to spend 15 min. or slightly more with the love and works of God.
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Before the Spring, After the Fall
Filmed before, during, and after the beginning of the Egyptian revolution, this film tells the stories of a few remarkable young people as they seek the freedom to define themselves and shape their world. In 2008, a film crew began documenting Egypt's small heavy metal community. Oppressed by massive social forces beyond their control, the kids saw music as their outlet. Then the revolution began.
Aired: 06/30/14
Expired: 07/14/14Video has closed captioning.

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text: I have the colornote app on my gs3 and regularly use this for notes. It automatically saves your notes to a backup file as a .dat file. This saves to my micro sd card; I have put these files on my Win7 pc yet nothing on my pc can open and view these files. I have tried notepad, wordpad, ms word, internet browsers, etc. When it opens in notepad it is just Chinese characters. I have tried opening the files in notepad and saving as a .doc or .txt and that doesn't work. I have scoured the internet and found no answers. I could easily copy and paste to my email, but I do not want my intellectual property out there (cautious privacy concerns).So my question is, is there any way I can view these .dat files on my pc, or any way to get my notes on my pc in a different format that will be readable? And if there is no way to do this what other note apps work well that save your notes as a doc or txt?Thanks for the input.


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July 7, 2016
Premier League clubs eye swoop for influential Leeds star
The Express claim West Brom, Burnley and Middlesbrough are all eyeing a £5m swoop.
The 22-year-old left-back, who can be deployed as a winger, has also been interesting Newcastle.
The Magpies were relegated from the Premier League at the end of last season and will want to bounce back at the first attempt.


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This track was recorded near Brunswick Cathedral, St. Blasius, with the famous Lion statue on a sunny day in October 2009, using an iriver H320 and the OKM microphones with the A3 adapter. Not very medieval, but that is what it sounded like.
Anyway, the first 2:14 or so were recorded with the "Low Frequency Roll Off" turned on, which attenuates frequencies below 300Hz and therefore is good in windy conditions.
To hear the difference I left it in one track.
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Superb wines, sublime black truffles, friendly locals and pastoral scenery…what else could a wandering gourmand want?
Characterised by beautiful rolling farmland and towering karri forests, this small wine region covers the area surrounding the charming country town of Manjimup in the Southern Forests of Australia's South West. But what it lacks in size, it more than makes up for in the diversity of fine wines it has to offer.
Within this region pinot noir is widely planted, but its cabernet sauvignon and merlot are beginning to make a name for themselves. Increasingly popular chardonnay, sauvignon blanc and verdelho wines are also being produced here.
Manjimup, is home to Australia's first mainland truffles and a very successful exporter. Top restaurants right through Australia's South West use a lot of truffle in their dishes, from infused beef, venison and seafood dishes, raviolis, pates, butters, even scrambled eggs! Truffle season runs from June to August.
The forested areas of Manjimup may have started out as a timber town, but today the region is best known for its great food and wine. Paired with one of the region's many acclaimed wines, this makes for a seriously indulgent experience. There's also plenty of things to do outdoors. Try climbing the 51m Diamond Tree Lookout Tower for a bird's eye view of the Southern Forests. Swimmers can take a dip at Fonty's Pool, a favourite spot for picnicking families, while those interested in the region's history should visit the Manjimup Timber and Heritage Park. The Dingup Church and Pioneer Cairn are well worth a tour, as is the One Tree Bridge which serves as a reminder of the early settlers' ingenuity. In season the Donnelly River provides plenty of opportunities to catch rainbow trout and marron - although given the standard of the nearby cafes and restaurants, you may not need to catch your own dinner!
Things to know about Manjimup
Manjimup is a beautiful region with an ace up its sleeve – the rare black truffles found in the area. While gourmets will be in heaven, there are also many walk trails winding through the towering forests for those with a penchant for the great outdoors. Most of the wineries are all within easy driving distance of one another and will surprise visitors with their wonderful cooler climate styles. There is also a plethora of delicious fresh produce in the area, so get ready for a feast in the forest!
• The delicious Pink Lady apple originated in Manjimup.
• Each year Manjimup holds the Cherry Harmony Festival in December and the Truffle Kerfuffle in June.
• Fonty's Pool was built by Archimede Fontanini in 1925 to irrigate his vegetables.
• Manjimup's climate is said to be similar to that of Bordeaux, France.
• Over 80 % of the region is national park and forest.
Visit the local association websites:
Manjimup Visitor Centre - www.manjimupwa.com


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SCOTT JAGOW: Meanwhile, the Financial Times is increasing the price of its newspaper by 30 percent. Not many newspapers in this country could do that — our man in London, Stephen Beard, tells us what's going on.
STEPHEN BEARD: Britain's mainstream newspapers are under pressure — circulations are declining, advertising revenues are threatened by the Internet. It's inconceivable that any of them would dare raise their prices, let alone by 30 percent.
But the Financial Times inhabits a different world — it's circulation is rising. Finance is Britain's most successful industry. The publisher clearly feels it can raise the paper's price to the equivalent of $2.60 without losing readers. They're right, says fund manager Justin Urquart-Stewart.
JUSTIN URQART-STEWART: Frankly, it's a must-have purchase. In the same way that if you were in the states you'd be having your Wall Street Journal and in London and Europe you must have your Financial Times. So the fact we have to pay an extra 30 percent is, well, frankly, an extra cost we have to bear.
Some insiders suggest that the FT's publisher wants to raise the price even further, to $4 a copy. In London, this is Stephen Beard for Marketplace.


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Yitzhak Benhorin
Ynet News
Sept 4, 2012
WASHINGTON – Recent tensions between Israel and the United States over a possible strike in Iran are infiltrating American politics and the presidential election campaign.
The Democratic Party platform, which will be brought to the approval of the Democratic National Convention opening Tuesday in Charlotte, North Carolina, specifically mentions the option of a military attack on Iran – but only if all other moves aimed at curbing the Islamic Republic's nuclear program fail.
The new platform notes that "President Obama believes that a diplomatic outcome remains the best and most enduring solution. At the same time, he has also made clear that the window for diplomacy will not remain open indefinitely and that all options – including military force – remain on the table.
"But we have an obligation to use the time and space that exists now to put increasing pressure on the Iranian regime to live up to its obligations and rejoin the community of nations, or face the consequences.
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A clothing company in Brazil, LindeLucy recently released its newest product called "Find Me If You Can". Any product, which consists of a bra, up straps at the thigh, even a teddy bear, equipped with a GPS system for a tool called a pager. This tool is able to provide a point location of the woman wearing lingerie online.
As reported by the website of Yahoo, the designer clothes in this, Lucia Iorio says that the collection has become a means for women to challenge the (tempting) partner in order to find her through an online presence. The new man could find a partner who was wearing underwear this if he gave the password GPS. The woman can freely turn off the tool anytime he wanted. It can only be sought if he wants it, and give the password. LindeLucy currently marketed in Brazil with a price range between 800-1100 dollars.


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cd /usr/ports/www/trac-bzr/ && make install clean
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McEvoy & Farmer-Pathology, managed by Michael Farmer, is completely focused on one activity: research covering the business of cancer diagnostics, whether practiced in the anatomic, molecular, or clinical pathology lab. Carl McEvoy manages McEvoy & Farmer LLC, and specializes in research on the routine diagnostic activity of the clinical lab. Click here to enter the McEvoy & Farmer LLC website.
We have been collaborating since 1986. During this period we have published syndicated studies on laboratory diagnostic testing trends in 23 countries. We are now focused on producing studies of cancer testing trends in the ten biggest countries of the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Our US, Japan, Brazil and China studies have been published, we are currently working on Germany, France, Italy and Spain. Reports on the UK, Canada and India will follow in 2016.
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The loose leaf smell is pure campino candy… deeeeelish! Sweet and creamy.
The initial taste is a hit of sweetness, but the tartness of the rhubarb and hibiscus is quick to shine through.
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Elvis® #1 Gold:Jailhouse Rock™ 1957
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Elvis® #1 Gold: Jailhouse Rock™ 1957 Silver Round Coin
Every Elvis fan remembers this iconic moment – Elvis dancing the Jailhouse Rock to the tune of the same name in the film of the same name. Now immortalized in precious silver, this distinctive collectible coin honors both Elvis Presley® the rock and roll icon and Elvis Presley the actor – and it can now be yours!
In the film, Presley's character has been convicted for manslaughter Cheated by his washed-up country singer cellmate, and troubled by his own temper, Elvis conquers all in the end, forging a successful singing career and earning the love of a good woman. The single was written by the songwriting team of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, who as songwriters are nearly as integral to the history of rock and roll as is Elvis. "Jailhouse Rock" topped the charts for seven weeks in 1957, one of a dozen Leiber/Stoller tunes to be a hit for the King.
This Elvis #1 Gold "Jailhouse Rock" Coin is fittingly minted in solid .999-fine silver, adding the value of precious metal to the unique nature of this collectible coin. Minted in the USA, the obverse of the "Jailhouse Rock" coin captures the King twice: freezing his iconic dance from the film, and in profile highlighting his fabled ducktail hairstyle and lip curl. The reverse is a replica 45 RPM record of "Jailhouse Rock." Each coin is sealed in a clear Lucite capsule and nested in an elegant blue leatherette presentation box; the King's signature adorns the inside of the box, and a certificate of authenticity is enclosed to verify provenance and silver content.
Though you can't play it on your phonograph or your CD player, this collectible version of the Elvis Presley #1 hit most associated with his enormously successful film career – he starred in 31 films and two concert films – belongs in the hands of every dedicated Elvis Presley fan. Buy it as a gift or buy it for yourself -- either way it will serve as every Elvis fan's best connection to the most famous party a warden ever threw in a county jail.
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Judge Wickham Makes
a Strong Denial.
He Gives Out a Letter from
Capt. A. B. Guigon.
All Kmds Are Made, but Only One of
Thom is of a Serious Character.
Different Views in Regard to
thc Clerkship?A Flerco
Fight for the Office of
County 1 reasurer.
One of the chlef features of thc polltlcal
compalgn that Is now stlrring Henrlco
county to tho dopths ls the strlng of
charges brought b>; opponents agalnst
many of the promlnent candldatos. ln
one or two cases tho allegatlons aro dc
cidedly sensatlonal In thelr character, and
when they aro mado ln open meetlng, as
now and then happens, they creato lio eu
ot a stlr.
Arnong tho lato developments ln thls
connectlon is the Issuanco by Judge T.
Ashby Wlckham, candldate for the Housa
of Delegates, of an address to tho people
of tho county maklng flat denial of cer?
taln reports clrculated concernlng hlm. I
It yceins that capltal has been made out j
of tho statement that tlio Judge advlsed I
thc Passenger and Power Company to j
plnco armed men on tho cars durlng tha |
Blnce much resulled from the presenco
of these armed guards and slnce the
qucstlons of law InvpTVcd were grave ones,
the charge was serious. Judge Wlckham
denlcs lt absolutely. He says:
To tho Peoplo of Henrlco County:
I wlsh to deny emphatleally, as bclug
wlthout any foundatlon ln fact tho report
whlch, I am Informed, Is now belng clr?
culated in the county, that I at any tlme,
or through any of tho offlcials, advlsed
thc Rlchmond Passenger and Power Com?
pany to place armed men upon Its cars.
Tho only coiv.ersatlon I had on thls mat?
ter wlth any ofllclal of tho company wus
with Mr. Gulgon. What passed betweon us
on thls point ls stibstantially and accu
rately stated In his letter below.
Letter From Captain Guigon.
Following the abovo. whlch ls slgned by
Judge Wlckham. Is a letter from Captain
Dear Judge,?I understand that lt has
beon stated ln tho county that upon the
hearing of the charges agalnst Sherlff
Solomon. I testlfled substantlnlly to the
effect thnt you had advlsed tho company
to place armed guards upon Its cars ln tho
county. and that tho Idea was so abbor
rent to tho offlcials of my company that
lt at flrst decllned to follow your advlco.
I mako haste to nsstire you that 1
gave no such testimony, nor, so far
as I know, dld any ono elso. Indeed. 1
have never heard In any of the confer
ences that the offlcials of tho company
havo had any statement tn that effect.
As a matter of fact, the only reference
to your name in my testimony, so far as
1 can now recall, was whon 1 was asked
If l had any conferences wlth you In
regard to any antlclpatcd disorder lnNthe
county. I replled that I had had several
cotifrences wlth you on that subject prlor
to the strlke. I was then asked If Sherlff
Bolomon was present on any or all of thoso
occslons, and 1 .replled tht he was not
present on nny occaslon, whereupon that
hrnnch of my examlnation was dropped,
and I am sure your namo was not fur?
ther mentloned by me. I could not have
testlfled in thn way indleated, because no
such con'i'orsatlon ever occurred.
If I had been permltted tn testlfy, I
would have stated tho facts comlng withln
my knowledge, as follows:
Several weeks before tho strlke, nnd
?eelng that lt seemed unnvoldable, I, as
one of tho law department of my com?
pany, went to seo you to nsk the appolnt?
ment of a number of guards as spocial
pollce agents, statlng to you that, In view
nf posslble disorder nt the heands of thu
lawlo_s element of the community, and th?
comparatlvely limlted rcsources of tbe
county, tt seemed to us destrable that our
guards should be duly constituted law
oftlcors and consorvators of tho peace,
?o thnt the moral effect of thelr presonre
would be Increased nnd posslble disorder
and bloodshed provented.
You replled that you wero wllllng to np
polnt ns pollce ngonts nny but a fow
of our own regulnr employes, nnd you de?
cllned to appolnt any of tlie guards as
requested. You limlted me, at tho timo, to
?ome six or elght, nnd afterwards.de
ollned to apnolnt moro than six at that
tlme, nnd thoso appolntmonts you sub
?aquently made. You stated that It would
be imposslbla, wlth tho llmfted rcsources
of the county, for lt to supply guards for
our cars __n translt over our llnes, but
?ssured rne that tho county authorltles
would afford tho fullost posslble protec?
tlon to our barns nnd othor property slt
wated in tho county; and nfter talklng
over tho matter vory fully, you sald that,
In your oplnlon, tho host paln for the com?
pany to pursue would bo for us to place
diflcreot men to guard the company's
barns sltunted In tho county, and arm
them so that they could repel any attack
that mlght he made, untll tho sherlff c-iild
miniinrin sufflclent oflicers to glive amplo
Very truly yours,
A, B. GUIGT5?., Asslstant Counae.l
A Serious Charge.
Thls ls but one of many nf the rumors
that have beon aot In motion. The air is
full of them, and as tliot primary draws
near they multlply at a marvelous rale.
Among the clouijl of candidates for con
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Fathersof the Holy Ghost Are
Appointments Have Already Been Made
to Belmeade?French Bishop at the
Head of the Order Experiences
Surprlse at Condltlons.
Conslderable Interest ls taken by Cath
ol|cs here In the announcement from the
North that another Boclety of Cathollc
priests 1b to begln work among the ne?
groes of. Amerlca.
The order. ls a branch of the Order of
the Holy Ghost, whlch has lts head.uar
ters ln Fr'a'nc'o, and of whlch tho Rlght
Rev. Alexander Le Roy, of Parls, Is the
superlor-general. Blthop Le Roy has
just completed a tour of thls country.
Whlle hore ho vlslted Rlchmond and Vlr?
glnla, hls arrlval belng duly recorded ln
thls paper at the tlme. As a result of hls
frlp he wlli'at onco begln among the
negroes of thls country a work slmll?r
lo that he has conducted elsewhere. The
priests under him will enter a number of
States, lncludlng Vlrglnia, to which place
he has already made an appointment. The
movement is one of tho very greatest
Importnnco to Cathollcs here, and it is
attractlng no little attentlon. _j
Wlth a view to startlng the work Bishop
Lo Roy has just appolnted the Rev. D. J.
Fltzgiblean dlrector of the mlsslon for
the negro race in Amorica. Father Fltz
gibhon has been dlrector of St. Joseph's
Home for Homeless Boys, ln Phlladelphla,
Hc will be succeeded In that positlon by
the Rev. Lawrence E. Farrell.
Other appointments announced by Mon
slgnor Lo Roy aro the followlng:
Rov. Wllliam Stadelman, dlrector of
scholastlcs at Holy Ghost Colloge, Pitts
burg, to be superlor of the Holy Ghost
Colored Mlsslon nt Bolmonde, Va.; Rey.
Peter Goets, asslstant at Belmeade; Rev,
0, Plunkett, to ho superlor of colored mls
slona of Phtladelphi'a; Rev. W. S. Healy,
to be dlrector of colored schools, Phlla?
delphla; Rev. Alphonsus Gavln, denn of
dlsclpllne and professor at tho Holy
Ghost College, Plttshurg, to . bo assls?
tant of St, Peter Clavor's Church lor
colored people, Phlladelphla; Rev. Mlchnol
Ward, superlor of colored mlssions, Pltts?
burg; Rev. Thomas Glblih, professor of
Holy Ghost Colloge, dlreotor of cdjored
schools, Plttsburg; Very Rev. Eugene
Phelan, rector ot Church of Notre Dame,
Chlppewa Falls, WIs., transferred to
C'ornwells, to as-iimo charge of Holy
Ghost Fathers' Novltlate thoro; and Rev,
J. M. Pesnler, profesBor at the Holy
Ghost Senilnary, Cornwells, to bo dlrec?
tor of scholastlcs at Holy Ghost Colloge
ln Plttsburg.
The Order of the Holy Ghost is ono of
tho best known In the church. It ls one
of the few orders In France not molested
under the assoclation law. Thls wss be?
cause France Is Inlerosted ,in gettln. a
foothold ln Afrlca, whore the order is at
work and beca'usa It was advantageous
to have so many Fronoh prlosts there.
Mgr. Le Roy, the head of the order,
has dUtlngulehed himself for hls work
as an African missionary. He spent
twenty yeara on the Dark Contlnent, ana
Is coratnonly rogarded as one of the
greatest mlsslonarles In Europe. Hls ad
ministratlon as superlor-general of the
Fathers of the Holy Ghost ha_ been very
successful. Under him the order has
grown rapldly, and thero are now 300
priests and in all CO0 members of the con
gregatlons devotlng themselves to the
conversion and education of the negro
race In Africa.
As stated before, Bishop Le Roy has
recently mado a tour of thls country.
He was much surprlsed wlth the condl?
tlons he met here.
1 (By Assoclated Presa.)
CHICAGO. ILL., . August 22.-H. _?.
Rlcketts, edltor of the Memphls Sclmltar,
was found dead In hls bed at the Kalser-r
hof Hotel here to-day. He had been 111
for several days, and under the care of
a local physlclan. Hls condltlon was not
regarded as crltlcal, and his unexpected
demlse Is attrlbuted to heart disease.
(By Assoclated Press.) . ?
MEMPHIS, TENN., August 22.-H, P.
Rlcketts, assoclato edltor of the Sclmltar,
was widely known In newspaper clrclos
throughout tho South. Ho was born In
Loulslana forty years ngo, and wns ed
ucated in southern schools. He served on
nowspapers in dlfforent parts of the coun?
try untll the Sclmltar was establlshed
fourteen yoars ago. He leaves a wldow
and two chlldren.
(Speclnl to Tho Tlmes-DJspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA., August 22.
Mr. Charles A. Talley, a well known
farmer ot Bpotsylvanla county, was ar?
rested by Oiilcer Wallor, charged with
taklng from the Chapcelloravllle tract of
tlmber land In that county, belonglng to
Charles M. Wyeth, of Baltlmore, about
flfteen tlnousand rallroad tles and a
largo ou. ntlty of cord wood and spoko
tlmbor. _ '?;
He gave bond ot one thousand dollars,
wi'th his father as securlty, for hls ap
penrance before a mnglstrate's court for
trlal on Monday,
Tho arrest has caused a sensatlon,.
(Speclal to Tlio Tlnioa-Dlnpiitcli,)
PETERSBURG, VA., August 22.-A gang
of slx negro plokpockets were arrestel
thls evenlng. Thoy had beon suspectod
for somo tlmo of robbing country peo?
ple, but |t was not tlll lato thls evenlng
thnt the police could got posltlve proof,
Jlm Tlas, tho leader, ls well known In
police clrclos. ,
Ho plcked ?7 from an old negro's pocket
this afternoon. Thls led to tho arrest.
Tlas acknowledgOB his gudt and says
he dlvlded the spolls wlth the other men,
(By Assoclated Press.)
BAUT-MORB, MD., August _2.?The
steamer Blueflelda, Captaln Hastlngs,
bound from Now Tork for Baltlmore,
loaded wlth merohandlee, 's dlaabled off
Hog Island, Va. Tho steamer Manna
Hata, Captaln Charles, left here early
thls A M. to go to her asalslance. The
nature of her Injurles is unknown. The
Blueflelda was duo to arrlve here thla
ntorniti*- '
Won't Do for President, Says
William J. Bryan. ,
Under Him, Says the Editor of The
Commoner, No Reforms Would
Be Posslble?Treats of the
Race Problem.
(Specljl to Tbo Tlm-S-Dlnpotcb.)
LdNCOLN, NEB., August 22.?Bryan. ln
tho Commoner of this week, comes out
in tho opon In opposition to tho sugges
Uon that Senator Gorman, of Mnryland,
should be made the Presidentlal nomineo
of the Democrats in 190.. He say&: {
"The Senator says that in ordor to win
we must have 'tho confidence of tho busi?
ness interests of the country,' and agaln
ho speaks of 'the suustanltal Interests of
the country.' In the flght now belng
waged between the masses and organlzod
wealth it is evldcnt that Senator Gor
man's sympathles |are wlth arganJfzted
wealth. "What reforms woud be posslble
under hls leadershlp? None; absolutely
none. Ho even endorses tho Aldrlch hlll,
v/hlch provldes fnr tho loaning of gov?
ernment money to the natlonal hanks,
Ho wants lt so amended that the Baltl?
more banks wlll get a share, but he has
no objectlons whatever to the plan. Hls
lr.tervlew shows that he Is not in sym?
pathy wlth the rank and fllo of tho party
on a slnglo question. Hls selectlon ns
Domocratla loader ln the Senato was a
great mlstake on the part of tho Dem?
ocratic Sonators nnd a groat mlsfortune
to tho party at large. Hls nomlnatlon to
the Presldency ls not to ho thought of.
Ho would, if niado the standard-hoaror,
poll. a mllllon votes le_s than a ticket
wlth no name at all on lt, for wlth no
nomlnatlons mado thero would stlll bo a
hope that tho olectors would flnd somo
body who stood fnr somethlng. Who wlll
he tlie next roorganlzer to exposo hls
weaknoss to publlc gazo?".
Brvan ln the Commoner, also cnters
Into'an'exhaiistlvo dlsciisslon of tho raco
problem nnd recmt mob violenco. Ho
charges tho Republlcans wlth stlrrlng up
raco aiitagoiilsin ln oruor to keep tho
black vote solld. Ho says the trumpet
flourlshlng appolntnients of negroes hy
Roosevelt excltes race prejudlce ten tlmes
as much as wns tho ease under McKIn
.ey< _?
ARREST OF SAAl CASEY
(Snoclal to 'I'TTi'Imes-Dlspatoh.)
STAUNTON, VA., August 23,-Sum
Casey, colorod. allas Charllo Johnson.
alias James, was araested horo to-day for
the murder of SaBle McCoy. colorod, in
Lynohburff Casoy on August Oth shot tbo
woman and on August 15th she dled. A
few davs afterward- Casoy, not knownlng
tho woman was dead, wiotea lovter and
asked her to address hlm hore ns San.
Casey. Not h ea.H>F trom her he wrote
hv agaln a.klng her to wrlto ),lm as
Cliarll- Johnson. The letters addressod
to the decoased woman were reco ved by
tha chlef of pollce atT.ynohburg who com
?Sn.S.ed tho -aots to Clile. Slropson, of
Staunton. Thursday rjasey called at the
postofllce for a letter addrossed to Sam
Casey, and was told there was no mall.
To-day he called for hls mall, and was
handed two decoy letters wrltton by chUW
of police of Lynchburg, one addrossed to
Sam Casey and tho other to Charles
Johnston. Just as thes* letters were hand
ed him Pollceman Holt waa on the scene
and arested him
Casey ls now belng held for the Lynch"
burg authorltles.
LYNCHBURG, VA? August 22.-ChleI
of Police Pendleton left thls afternoon for
Staunton to brlng Casey back here.
(By Assoclated Press.)
BERLIN, August 22.?It Is announced
that Baron von Stengel, the Ba'.arian
plonlpotontlary In the Bundesrath, haa
beon appolnted secretary ofthe treasiiry.
in succession to Baron von Thtelmiinn,
who has reslgnod owlng to the dlfflcultlos
connected with carrylng out the reforms
ln the lmporinl financos.
Von Thlolmann's rotlroment appears to
hnve been due to hi3 lack of Ingenulty in
flndlng fresh sourcos ot revenue nnd
ways to conomlze. Hls usual expediort
was to placo a fresK loan, In order to
balance the hudget. lmporinl threes rose
fractlonally to-dny. whlch was nttrlbutod
by some newspapprs to Von Thlelmaiin's
leaving tho finance mlnlstry. Hls buciget
stntement, In whloh he sald ho belleved
it would bo necessary to lay an Imperlal
tax on beer, now tho prorogatlve of tho
various States, was ba'dly recelved.
(By Assoclated Press.)
PHILADELPH1A. PA., August 22.?Two
chlldron were killed _y mhallng llluml
nutlng gas early to-day, nnd three other
persons are In a hof.pltal ln a serlous con?
dltlon from tho samo cause. Tho dead
chlldren aro Clara and Bertha Roder.
Thelr mother and two other chlldren aro
ln a dangerous condltlon.
Mrs. Roder ln.er snld sho had attompt
ed to murder her chlldron and cominlt
sulclde. She lockod hersolt and chlldron
In a room and turned on the gas, but be?
foro all woro dead tho husband ronclwd
home. Thn woman gavo as h. renson foi
tho attemptod murder of her chlldren and
her self-dostructlon, that _hor husband,
who Ib a toxtllo strlkor, was wlthout
money, nnd that the fnmlly, who were
wlthout food, would have boen forced to
vncnto tholr 1lomo to-day.
(By Assoclated Press,)
WYNNE, ARK., August 22.-A deptity
marshal has nrrosted seven promlnent
whlto planlors of 1'oynsett county on the
chargo of wlilto-cnpplng. .
Tho prlsoners will bn taken to Helonit
to nppear before thn United Statoa Dis?
trict Court. _,
Tho negro lnborers employed at a saw
mlll, ln Poynsett county were .recontly
forced to lenvo under thrO'afs of vlolenco
by a hand of whlte planters, ciuislng the
inill to stispend. Thoarrests woro mado ;it
tho lnstlgnatlon of tho mlll owner,
(By Assoclated Pj-esa.)
ROME, August 2U.?Monottl Gai-lbaldl,
eldesl son of the ltallan patrlot, dleil nt
?:ir> P. M- to-day. Ho had hoen suffering
from a llvor complaint, compli'cated by
dyaentery, and due to malarla.
The Result of a Quarrel In
Franklln County.
The Slayer Comes to-Rocky Mount and
Glves Himself Up to the Law?The
Wounded Man Lived Only
a Few Hours.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.) j
ROCKY MOUNT, VA., August 22.-Alex
ander Hodges, a young man of famlly,;
shot fatally John W. Hall yesterday ln
tho nelghborhood of Gogglnsvllle. lt ls
understood that Httll was drlnklng and
quarreled wlth Hodges and threatened
hls llfo.
Later it ls reported he camo to the
home of Hodges, who shot him through
?the broast wlth a heavy oharge from a
shotgun, tho charge enterlng just above
the left nlppla. ,
Tho wouii'iie'd man' llved only a few
Hodges cnme to Rocky Mount to-day
and gave himself up, and was commlttee!
to Jall, confesslng to murder.
(By Aasoolnted Press.)
CHATTANOOOA, TENN., August 22.
In tho United Statos Clrcult Court to-dny
the Natlonal Homo for Di'subled Sold'lers
filed n. hlll agalnst J, 13. Parrlsh, a con
traclor, seeklng to annul hls oontrnct for
bulldlng the hospital group of bulldlngs
at tho Mountain Branch, near Johnson
Clty, Tenn. , . _
Tho bill nlso seoks ln onjoi.i Parrlsh
from dlsregurdlng tho notlce of annul
mont whlch was served AiiRiist 16th, {
The ground of iiiiiitilinont alleged ls that
be falled to prosomita the work dlllgently.
Judge Clark Issued a reatralnlng order
and set tho liearing for September 1 .th,
? 9 ., , . i,
(By Assoclated Preaa.)
CHICAGO, ILL., August 22.? Miss Bes
sle Anthony, the Wastorn golf champlon,
provod her rlght to the tltle agaln to-day
by defeattng MIbb "Johnnle" Carpenter
in the flnals for the Onwoiitsla cup, throo
up and two to play.
Slx years ago Mr. Peyton R. Cargbtfton
plunted a froestono Callfornla $Jaoh
atone In lhe yard of hla rosldenco, No.
7Ki Wost Grace Street.
Yesterday ho gatherod from the tree
a peach that Ih 10 H Inchea ln clrcum
ference, 3 1-2 Inohi-s in dlameter and
_'el__? ?.J2 of a pound, Troy w*__*Ut.
Virginia to Get More for
Oyster Lands.
Rhode Island Charges as
Much as Ten for Hfers.
Rhode liland. With Much Smaller ArM
of Oyster Rock, Derlves More Rev?
enue from Thelr Rental than
Does Vlrglnla?Leglslators
Learning Much About
Perplexing Problem.
(Speolal from a Staff Correspondent.)
N_-WPO-vT J-ffffS, VA., August _?.?
Although It Is well settled that the spe?
cial commlttee of members of the Gea
eral Assembly whloh Is Investigatlng the
Stato oyster beds wlll declare a consld
erable area barron and recpmmend that
It be rented, I thlnk It ls no more certaln
that thls actlon wlll be taken than that
every member of tho commlttee, wlth
ono exceptlon, wlll hereafter be convlnoed
thnt the man who leaaos the oyster beds
should pay u higher rental.
At present not an acre of oyster bot
tom Is loasod to Indllvduals at a greater
rental than the sum of $1 annually, and
by special acts much ls rented at a lesa
sum. Conipared wlth other States, Vir?
ginia recelvos almost nothlng from her
oyster grounds1.
Rhodo Island recelves an annuai rental
of $10. nn acre for all oy9ter ground cov?
ered by loss than twelve feet- of water,
and $5 annually for ground over whlch
thoro is more than twelve feet. A small'
portlon ot ground Is rented at $1 an acre.
Of the 5,135 acres In that State leased
last year, 2,672 acres pald a rental ot $10
per acro; 2,469 acres were leased. atan an?
nuai rental of $5, 'and for 1481 acres the
State received $1 an acra.' Ther6 has beon
no land i leased at a dollar slnce 1897.
Vlrglnla ronts out .7,803 acres of oyster
pluntlng ground, Includlng 9,684 acres on
the ocean or eastern slde of Accomao and
Northampton, at twenty-flve cents an
acre, wlth tho exceptlon of a few recent
asslgnmonts at $1 an acre, and 3,900 acree
of doop-wator plantlng ground at a ren?
tal of twelve and a half cents an acre
for the flrst flve years, twenty-flve cents
for tho second flve and flfty cents for the
next1 ten.
The total amount received by Vlrglnla
last year from her 47,80? acres waa .__,
285.66, whlle Rhode Island, with only 5,185
acres, received $38,213.
There are reasons why oyster beds lrl
Rhode Island waters, by reason of their
proxlmtty to populous centers, should be
more valuablo than those of Vlrglnla, but
lt would seem that there should not be
such groat dlfference unless the Vlrglnla
beds are much more greatly depleted.
New York rents her oyster plantlng
ground to the highest bldder. No land Is
rented for lessi than twenty-flve cents an
acre. Tho average Is sald to be many
tlmes that.
I havo not been ahlo to obtaln the
terms upon whlch Connectlcut has leased
out 64,097.1 acres of plantlng ground. That
State has only 5,687 acres of natural oys?
ter beds. She has done moro for the
protectlon ot planters, so far as marklng
the natural rock, than any other State.
The llnes are Indicated nt lntervals hy
spar buoys. 2x4 Inolies and slxteen feet
long, anchored by means ot btones SOO
pounds in welght. The buoys, whlch are
of wood, of course, are replacedi twlce a
Tho boundarles of the State oyster beds
In Vlrglnla waters have never been
markod. When thoy wore surveyod by
Mr. J. B. Baylor plats were made and
deposlted ln tho clerk's offices of the va
rious counties ln whlch tho grounds wore
lecnted. A plnnter mlght get off hliv land
and nnto that of the Stato wlthout know
Ing It, though ignorance is not belioved
to he very freq.uently at the bottom of
bucIi procodure.
No othor Stato pays so much money
for the protectlon of lts oyster beds as
does Vlrglnla. The oyster ,navy Is for
the protectlon of tho natural bods. upon
whlch the tongers can go and take up
tho oystors. Yet the seven thousand
tongers ot the State last year pald ln
taxes only $16,598.70. whlle the cost of tho
oyster navy wns $20,993.86.
It Is a most remarkable fact that the
tongers do not _niy lnto the treasury
evory yenr enough to keep up a navy
to protoot the bods. The pollco boats are
not for the purpose of keoplng plrates
off the rented ground, ht* to keep the
tongers and the plnnten. allke off the
natural rock durlng the oloaod season.
"Increasfi our taxes bnt do not break
tho Baylor siirvey." has been heard a
thousand tlmes from the tongers slnce
tho special ooinnilttoo has heen tnveatl
gating lnto tho condltlon of tho State oys?
ter hons Tho commlttee has no.hlng._to
do wlth tlie questlon of taxatlon. Jt has
onlv to roport whether thero ls withln
tho llmlts of the Baylor survey any har
ren area whlch should bo rented to plant*
It wlll report afttrniatlvely. Whllo tha
report wlll fVobably not touch on tho
questlon of Increaslng the rental of ground
to planters, nr of Increaslng tho cost of
tongers' llcenso, the members of tho com?
mlttee havo heard nil that wns said and
they wlll havo beconm protty fnmlllar
wltli condltlons ln tlio oyster country by
the tlme thelr tour of Investigation ahall
lutve beon completed.
Mr Rlchard Armstrong, of Ha-npton,
a very oxtenslve planter whom I have
quotod before lu this correspondence. is
rather ot the oplnlon that tho New York
niothnd of rentlng the oyster bftfs to the
highest bldder ls the best, flxlng a mlri|.
muin rental. An nbj.ctlon to It flee In the
danger ut wealthy men forclng tho prlce
ncyond the reaoh o^th^oorer^^
As to tho mniiiier ln whlch the land,
whlch It Ib pretty well assurod the I_eg
l-hitiire nctlng. on the r.-Omm-ndatloi.
+i the commlttee. will open to the plaat
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Marcel Lahaie's Mirage 2000
Just thought maybe I would post a seperate thread on this topic. I am sure that the "mini" Mirage from Marcel could be converted to electric! I just talked to him last night and he is a super nice guy! Another thing you'll notice is that his prices are also very good! I can't wait to get mine, it should be here in a couple of days!
I have one of these, tried to fly it once and managed to break it. It wasn't any fault of the plane but a combination of too wimpy a bungee, longish grass, no ramp and WAY too much elevator throw . You have rekindled my interest though and I just came out of the shop after a session glassing the bottoms of the wings.
The kit is nice and very light. Glass fuse and wire cut pink foam wing panels edged in balsa. Mine was something like 64 ounces with 14 1700 size cells, HW-620, and a Kontronik 500-21. There is about 400 square inches of wing. I didnt do anything to the wings and when it got airborne and reared up to a 90 degree angle of attack it landed on a wingtip and snapped the panel in a couple of pieces. I stuck them back together with epoxy and will glass the surfaces before I fly again. The pink foam wings are a bit of a puzzler to me - you need to glass them for durability and I'm not sure how much weight you will save over balsa panels with film covering. In its brief flight it showed plenty of power, almost managed to power out of a rediculous situation.
The batteries wind up in a coupled of sticks down in the corner of the fuse under the fan + a couple or three more cells forward. He gives you some glass sheet to use as a thrust tube - I tossed that and made a lighter tube out of drafting mylar from the art supply store.
A friend of mine bought the .45 size kit just before I ordered and it looks like there may be some improvement over the earlier kits. I can't really say about the tiny kit but the mid size one has blue foam wings that come presheeted. When I was talking to Marcel he said he was going to send me two sets of wings-the regular foam sheeted plus a set of molded wings free of charge that he has been working on to get my opinion! This is his first attempt at molding wings but he said that sets he made after this are even better. I'll post my opinion on the molded wings when the kit arrives. Looks like kits may start coming with molded wings in the near future! Very cool!
I'm glad some of you already test the MIRAGE . I got mine last year from Marcel . You rigth is a fine gentlemen . I start building mine . I glass the pink foam with 2 onze cloth and add some CF for ruff landing . The power is from a MIDI fan /1409/2y and Kontronik ESC. From the previus comment I have am idea how to balance the model . Anyway I will post few pics and I 'm hoping to get the plane ready for the Sainte Julie -Fun fly in august . I will try to contact Marcel lahaie to attempt the event . Jet set where you live in Canada ?
Just out of the shop . I glassed the wings over the past couple of nights and just finished routing some holes in the forward spar carry through for the 2 cell sticks to pass through. I have an HP 290-20-6 motor in the 620 fan which is a fairly heavy motor and with 2 6 cell sticks of 2400 mah cells down in the corners from the rear former forward it seems to balance about right.
With 12 2400's, HP 290 motor, 2 HS-85's, Schultze Slim 55 BEC controller and a full size futaba Rx it tips the scales at 66 ounces which seems pretty good to me. This is in an unfinished state though so another 4 ounces or so should be allowed for primer and paint. I should have somewhere around 600 watts input with this motor/cell/fan combo.
Myles, (Jetset), you should try to make it to the Kingston E-Fly on June 29/30. Jean Claude (bidule), Scott Black and others always have EDFs flying. Contact me privately if you want directions - you are about an hour from our field.
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Well, it flies - and pretty well too!
Thursday night I spent a couple hours dremelling holes in the spars down in the corners so a 6 cell stick of 2400's would fit on each side from the rear fan former forward. That's where they needed to be to make things balance without splitting the pack into 3 pieces. Friday morning the was another hour spent installing equipment before leaving for the 6 hour drive to the Triad event in North Carolina.
I arrived @ a little after 3:00 and after watching Gary Wright beat the air into submission with his .80 powered glow heli (the electric fly didn't start till Sat.) I charged it up and set it on the ramp. Launch was a non event and the trim was fairly close - a few beeps of elevator and slightly more than a few on aileron and it was flying straight and level. The sky was overcast so I just flew around in ovals and figure 8's - it flies great although it uses up a fair amount of sky. I flew it once or twice more on Friday then I think 3 times on Saturday between bouts of rain. Sunday the skies cleared and I flew it 3 or 4 more times explorring the vertical plane a bit with better visability and also some high alpha slow fly by's. The Mirage is a lot of fun to fly. I would put the level flight speed flat out somewhere between 70 and 80 mph. I was worried about looping performance given the delta's high drag but I did one and it went off with no problem. The loop was quite large - 100 foot+, mabe quite a bit more - andit went over the top cleanly and came out the bottom no problem. Landings are a snap and with the linkage on the top of the wing it skips and slides nicely after touchdown. The plane will even fly around surprisingly slowly on not much power. It is a keeper - now for some finish.
I did thermal overload the controller on one flight so I need to get a little airflow to that. There is a little airleak where the wires penetrate the shroud so maybe I'll just arrange things so the controller is sitting in the bleed-air flow . No thermals on Saturday but it was only 50 degrees, Sunday warmed up to 75. Flight times are about 3.5 minutes with the throttle wide open at all times except for a couple slow passes.
This is a very good new and will keep me gowind in the rigth direction....
Mine start to look fine( primer and sanding almost done ) i"m working know in the fitting of the elevons. the servos are inside the fuse , just before the last former . I try to put the maximum weigth in the rear. I was planning ( maybe ) to install the pack in the middle canopy ( !) . 14 1250 , or 12 2400 around the " motor "... I shoud be ready for test next week...
Sounds good! I shot some primer on mine tonight, it looks better already. Follow his directions as far as the CG goes and trim the elevons 1/8" up - basically the lower surface of the elevon is even with the upper surface of the wingtip extension. Use long control horns - 1" tall as a minimum and 2" would be better. I am flying mine on only about 60% ATV. The controls are still sensitive, ailerons are quick but precise, elevator was more critical. I'm running 40% expo on elevator and 25% on aileron which calmed it down nicely. You need the throw on elevator to loop but without the 40% expo it was too touchy around center. You can get a nice medium speed roll at 1/4 stick deflection but it still rolls very fast at full throw. I'll measure my throws before you test fly and let you know...
It looked real good out there at Triad Chris! I could see that with the nice weather on Sunday you were able to explore much more of the flight envelope and let it get up high for some nice high speed 'Boom & Zoom' runs. Didn't you get the award for best scale with it?
Well yes - must have been based on flight scores though . With a raw glass fuse and brown epoxy tinged pink foam wings it wasn't what you'd call a looker . I finished it up and threw it in the car as sort of an afterthought and was very pleased with the flying I was able to get in with it.
That looks good bidule, the wings look much smoother than mine so far. I shot some primer last night, I think I'll sand it down again and add a little lightweight filler to some of the low spots.
Here is a shot of mine now that it has some paint on it. This scheme is an aircraft from the Austrailian R&R unit.
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Toronto 2009 Review: Drew Barrymore's Whip It
by Alex Billington
September 20, 2009
My first introduction to the world of roller derby and thankfully there was no painful initiation. Whip It is no masterpiece, but for the directorial debut of Drew Barrymore, it's pretty damn good. I'm looking forward to whatever she directs next, but for her debut behind the camera, I was considerably impressed. As for her stars, Ellen Page has never looked better on roller skates, and Alia Shawkat has never been funnier. It's a sweet, charming, occasionally humorous, and fun little southern film, but it doesn't hit as hard as the girls in the derby do. I wanted to love it but just couldn't. There's just not enough to appreciate, I guess.
Whip It tells the story of Bliss Cavendar (Page), who lives in a small town outside of Austin. Her mom (Marcia Gay Harden) keeps putting her in beauty pageants but that's not her calling and she knows it. One day while shopping in Austin, some roller derby chics stop by the store she's at. The next day she pulls out her Barbie roller skates and tries out for the local league of five teams. She makes it onto the Hurl Scouts, the worst team in the league, and it becomes an underdog story about going for the gold. Well, it becomes a story about friends and finding the path in life you want to take, even if your mother doesn't approve.
While Whip It is fun, it's got some issues, mainly with its script. It was written by Shauna Cross, a derby girl herself, who also wrote the novel that it's based on. She's a writing newbie, but unlike someone such as Diablo Cody, isn't exactly the most experienced screenwriter. It also never delves deep enough into the sport side of things. Sure we get to see a few matches, including almost all of the final match, but we don't learn too many of the rules, only the basics and that's it. Even when their coach whips up a playbook and puts it to use on the track, we never get any fun explanations, just a short scene showing it in use. It felt like there could've been more, especially considering the film made me curious to learn about the actual sport.
Overall I was impressed with Whip It and I enjoyed it. Barrymore isn't a strong point (in front of or behind the camera), but Ellen Page and her sidekick Pash (played by Alia Shawkat) are, along with the derby girls, including Kristen Wiig, Zoe Bell, and Juliette Lewis. If you go in pretty much expecting Mighty Ducks but on roller skates with a bunch of punk chics, you won't be disappointed. But don't expect more than that. Sure it's a bit typical, sure you may see some of the plot points coming a mile away, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it. At least I had a good time, and that's what counts the most when I'm watching movies.
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What's Cookin' at Callie's Cabin: Awesome autumn pie
October 17, 2013
This is the season for sweet potato pie, a special treat you can find in the Deep South and make on the South Shore of Tahoe during autumn days. There's no need to wait until the holiday season when you can whip it up and serve it now when the trees are golden, and the air is crisp. Comfort food, like a hearty sweet potato pie is like pumpkin pie but with a twist of texture and taste.
This pie is simple to make and semi-dense. It consists of one pie shell (homemade or store-bought), sweet potatoes (I sometimes add a yam), milk (your choice), eggs and spices. Since sweet potatoes are a vegetable, this pie can be a side dish or a savory dessert.
A few years ago, I was craving a sweet potato pie before Turkey Day. But after going on a mission to find one, I came back home pie-less. So, that's when I decided to make the pumpkin pie cousin in the comfort of my kitchen. This week on Wednesday afternoon, while preparing a sweet potato pie, I got a flash of sweet memories when I lived in Southern California. In my youthful and carefree days as a hippie chick with a black lab, boyfriend, girlfriend and plenty of friends in Hollywood, I was the bakeress.
One fall day, in a modest kitchen off Hollywood Boulevard, I made a sweet potato pie upon request. I didn't have culinary tools but I had a blender, spoon, and basic ingredients for the dish. Once baked, and covered in foil, I added it to a basket full of fried chicken and garden salad. Then, my roommates and friends arrived. We all left in a van headed for Angeles National Forest. It was a day for a picnic and long hike. Laughter led to an impromptu food fight with greens and poultry. But the sweet potato pie was left intact. We settled down and devoured the awesome autumn pie. And this fun-loving memory lingers on in my mind and spirit but the pie has since received a few 21st century healthful tweaks.
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2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
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As a Northern California native, I admit I miss the companionship of artsy friends. It was my dream to become a writer. While I would love to get a blast from the past, I wouldn't want to give up my independence, solitude and artistic efforts. I treasure having my own kitchen complete with a stainless steel mixer, kitchen utensils and study amid a mountain setting in the fall. It's sweet.
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Jockey Challenge punters will rue the day Maxime Guyon returns to France at the end of his three-month contract, thankfully however, he is still here for another few weeks to make the market for Douglas Whyte, who is an overlay as $1.75 favourite largely because of Guyon's popularity and $5.50 quote.
Guyon has been hammered in betting for the past three weeks as his popularity among the punters has skyrocketed, but the fact remains despite going close on a couple of occasions, Guyon is yet to win a Jockey Challenge.
Punters looking for an alternative to taking the odds-on about Whyte would be better to look at Zac Purton's opening quote of $30 as better value than Guyon.
The decision to be made, however, is whether you want to back the value chance or back the winner - and the punters who fall in the second category will surely be on Whyte.
Two John Size-trained debutants give Whyte a good chance to hit the frame in the opening races, while Beautiful Choice and Bayview Greyslew are likely improvers in races three and four.
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The Miami Western Theater was opened September 23, 1938. It was closed in 1988.
It now serves as a restaurant named Brick Street Bar, that also features live music acts.
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I would love to know more about this theatre. It's listed as closed, but sometimes that information is incorrect and the theatre is actually demolished…hope that is not the case as Oxford is the home of Miami University of Ohio and every small college town should have a downtown theatre, imo.
I love the b/w photos that "ken mc" posted on Feb. 12, 2006. Such a shame the Miami Western isn't still a theatre in that Ohio college town.
I was in college there in the 60's and uI remember seeing MARNIE, THE PINK PANTHER, BONNIE AND CLYDE,etc. The original neon marquee and signage was beautiful. The new makeover looks like junk.
This theatre was at one time owned by Jerry Steel, whose family continued to operate the Apollo Theatre in Oberlin, Ohio until just this February (2009), when it was gobbled up by Oberlin College:
The Miami-Western Theatre opened on September 23, 1938, per a full-page ad for the theater in Miami University's 1939 yearbook. The Streamline Modern auditorium featured murals depicting student life at Miami University on one side wall and at Western College for Women on the other. The house closed in 1988.
An ad for the F & Y Building Service in the October 27, 1938, issue of the Boone County Recorder (PDF here) of Burlington, Kentucky, on the occasion of the opening of the Gayety Theatre in nearby Erlanger, had a list of several theaters designed and built by F & Y since December, 1937, including the Miami-Western.
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Marshal Bill Knauer is leaving Mancos and is going to Fortville, Ind. as police chief. "It's with a heavy heart that I leave, but it was an opportunity I couldn't pass up," he said. He will be closer to friends and family there, and especially his grandkids.
Effective March 19, John Cox will be the Mancos Marshal. He and Deputy Sean Kiley will make sure that things continue smoothly as before.
"I feel very confident in his abilities," said Knauer. "He will hire a new deputy, but he will make sure that he gets the right person for the job."
Knauer went on to express his appreciation for the town staff, the partnerships with the surrounding agencies and the citizens of Mancos.
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Chennai, July 21 (IANS) Japan's Honda Motor Company plans to export components worth Rs.1,000 crore this fiscal — up from around Rs.700 crore logged in 2014-15 — while car shipments, as completely-built units, would remain at last year's levels, a top official said.
The Indian company would build a new plant in Gujarat only after reaching full utilisation of its capacities at its two existing plants, the official of Honda's Indian subsidiary said.
"Last year we exported automobile components worth around Rs.700 crore out of India. This fiscal the expectation is around Rs.1,000 crore," Katsushi Inoue, the president and chief executive officer, Honda Cars India Ltd., told reporters here on Tuesday.
According to him, the company also ships out cars to countries like South Africa and neighbouring countries.
Last year we shipped out around 8,000 units and the current year numbers would be more or less the same, said Inoue.
Queried about the company plans to put up a plant in Gujarat, he said it would be in the future after utilising the capacities at the company's two plants in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.
The two plants has an annual capacity of 120,000 units.
Honda Cars India has started acquiring land in Gujarat while officials are reluctant to talk numbers – acreage needed, plant or investment size.
Meanwhile the company is increasing its production capacity at its Rajasthan plant by 60,000 units at an outlay of Rs.380 crore thereby taking the total capacity at its two plants to 300,000 in mid-2016.
Hoping that the company would log double-digit sales growth this year, Jnaneswar Sen, senior vice president-Marketing and Sales, said last fiscal Honda Cars India grew its volumes by 41 percent at the back of network expansion and launch of new models.
Sen said that during the first quarter of the current fiscal, the company has sold over 44,400 units with bulk of them contributed by Honda City and Honda Amaze models.
He said the newly-launched Honda Jazz and expansion of dealer network to 300 by 2016 are expected to increase the sales volumes further.
Sen said the company would also launch a new Honda Accord model. According to him, Honda Cars India has not changed its stripes of being a premium car maker when cited the launch of small cars like Honda Brio and Honda Jazz.
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California Highway Patrol Officer Brian Pennings spoke to Ramona High School students who would be taking to the road soon, or who already have, about how they could avoid tragedy.
Pennings opened his Start Smart program in the Ramona High School Performing Arts Wing (PAW) last Monday night with some information about who he is and how he became a CHP officer, but he soon launched into his lecture on keeping teenage drivers safe.
In the past 10 years, 69,000 U.S. teenagers have died in car crashes. The first year of driving is the worst for fatalities.
"You are more likely to die in the next 12 months than at any other time in your entire life," Pennings told the estimated 300 teens and parents who filled the PAW.
Putting things in perspective, Pennings said that 69,000 is also the seating capacity of Qualcomm Stadium.
"Let's fill it up with America's teenagers and let's wipe 'em off the face of the Earth," he said.
"It really opened my eyes about what could happen to me if I didn't take every precaution that I could while I'm driving," Dylan Blankenbaker said. "It really scared me, scared me to do the right thing, always put on my seatbelt and think of the people around me."
Crashes have at least one of three factors in common: speed, seatbelts and drinking, said Pennings. And the reason teenagers are more susceptible to crashes is that their brains are not fully developed until they are about 25, which impairs their judgment.
The reason one's insurance is cut in half at age 25 is rooted in science and is not an arbitrary decision, said Pennings.
CHP officers have three things in mind when working: safety, security and service, he said. "There is a direct correlation between enforcement and crashes."
The CHP stops people for their protection, not to be a buzzkill, Pennings said, before showing a video of Red Asphalt V, the latest in the video series of horrific and often deadly crashes. He provided fair warning, giving people the opportunity to look away from a video that is "very real, and very emotional."
The realization sank in that it could happen to anyone and affects everyone associated with that person. Suddenly the tone of the class became more personal, as everyone began thinking about how the consequences of not driving safely could affect them.
"The first thing I notice is the yellow body blanket," Pennings said in describing his dealings with crashes.
That is immediately followed by "the smell of death," he said But the bodies, the cleanup, the investigation, none of that is as difficult as informing the parents that their son or daughter has been killed in an avoidable crash.
To the CHP, there is no such thing as an accident. They are crashes caused by unsafe driving.
"He said there's mistakes on your part...think of other people around you before you do something stupid in a car," said Dylan.
"Do you think your actions just affect you?" Pennings asked, telling a story. The tragedy wasn't just the death of the young man driving, or the injuries suffered by his passengers. It was the emotional trauma forced upon the 4- and 6-year-old sons of one of the females in the car.
As if to drive the point home, he showed a video of four "knuckleheads" attempting to knock a couple of kids off their bikes. The passenger opening the door fell out and was run over, and the rest were charged with manslaughter.
Pennings continued with a discussion on how being under the influence of any kind of drug can affect one's driving. Certainly, some are more potent than others, but whether it is an illegal drug like marijuana or ecstasy, or a legal drug like alcohol or prescription medication, all impair judgment, and the effect is multiplied for teenagers, said Pennings. Regardless of how "stupid" the drug makes a person, driving while under the influence is a recipe for disaster. That is why it is illegal to operate a vehicle after using any of these drugs, and illegal to simply use most of them.
Something that leads to poor decisions and regrettable consequences should be avoided, said Pennings.
Later, he told the story of his friend Mark Van Bibber. Pennings said that, when Van Bibber tells his story, there isn't a dry eye in the house, but he'd give it his best shot. Mark was a brilliant student, graduating with a 4.5 GPA. He also was a great athlete, the only person Pennings is familiar with who had been a four-year varsity letterman in three sports.
"He's the kind of guy that every parent wishes their daughter would date," said Pennings.
But when Mark failed to buckle up while napping in his car, he fell victim to a collision with a drunk driver that left him a quadriplegic. Now, he needs assistance for the everyday activities others take for granted.
Pennings' final story was the most personal of all. When his grandmother made a left turn instead of yielding to oncoming traffic, she was met by a car travelling 55 mph. The woman in the other car was pregnant and her baby died. After several battles in court, the once millionaire grandparents of Pennings were reduced to the $120,000 value of their home and $60,000 in the bank.
These stories are not to scare students from driving, Pennings said. He just wanted to remind them that crashes can be avoided through safe driving.
Barbara Blankenbaker, Dylan's mother, said the program was well put together and is valuable for teens and adults.
"It was inspiring, it was horrifying, all at the same time," she said. "I even came away learning a few things that had never occurred to me. I had never thought about the fact that a person in a vehicle unrestrained would become a projectile."
Pennings gave five methods he said would prevent nine of 10 possible crashes and eliminate them from responsibility if they were followed to the letter:
• Slow down, and follow the speed limit laws.
• Keep enough following distance to brake easily without hitting the car in front of you.
• Maximize your lateral space cushion by hugging the center of your lane, not the edge.
• Maintain a high visual horizon by looking as far down the road as possible, which is the most important thing a driver can do.
• When backing, always visually clear behind you before doing so.
The message was clear. Crashes happen all the time on the road, resulting in thousands of deaths each year. They hurt those involved in the crash and the people who care about them. And all of them can be avoided.
Dylan, who will start driving in July, is aware of the number of accidents and deaths on Ramona's roads.
"There's accidents all the time," he said. "There were a lot of pictures that were really graphic. It really showed you what could happen to you."
"When I get in a car now, I think about all the accidents that were shown and talked about, and I put on my seatbelt," said Colton Houlihan, 15.
Ramona resident Margaret Scheib, the mother of a teenage driver, used to work with Pennings and asked him to give the presentation. When he agreed, she started an e-mail tree inviting parents and teens.
"They filled the PAW," she said, estimated about 300 attended.
"I so highly recommend it," said Barbara Blankenbaker. "I really wish we could get this here a couple times a year...It really makes you think before you get behind the wheel."


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Forstmann Accused Of Betting On NCAA While IMG Repped Coaches
Published December 1, 2010
|Suit Claims Forstmann Bet Over
$600,000 On NCAA Tourney
A lawsuit filed in October in L.A. County Superior Court alleges that while IMG Worldwide was "representing top college coaches from 2004 to 2007," IMG Chair & CEO TED FORSTMANN was "betting hundreds of thousands of dollars on college football and the NCAA men's basketball tournament," according to Joe Drape of the N.Y. TIMES. The suit "contends that Forstmann bet more than $600,000 -- in amounts from $2,000 to $23,000 -- on the men's basketball tournament from 2004 to 2007 while IMG was representing college basketball coaches." Villanova Univ. men's basketball coach JAY WRIGHT is "listed on IMG's Web site as a client," and "one of Forstmann's many bets on the 2006 NCAA men's basketball tournament, the lawsuit asserts, was a $7,000 wager on Villanova, made on March 25, 2006." Forstmann, through a spokesperson, said that the "allegations outlined in the lawsuit were inaccurate." IMG said that Forstmann "had not been involved in the firm's representation of college coaches." Forstmann's spokesperson, MICHAEL SITRICK, said that IMG attorneys are "putting together a rigorous compliance program restricting and prohibiting wagering ... 'to avoid any concerns or perceptual issues in the future.'" Drape notes the alleged betting habits of Forstmann first came to light in October "in the lawsuit filed by Agate Printing, which alleges fraud, interference with contract and breach of contract." Among the 70 pages of exhibits in the suit are "dates, amounts and specific college and professional games wagered on, a wire transfer from Forstmann, and a transcript of a voice mail allegedly left by Forstmann on Sept. 9, 2007, confirming that he had bet $10,000 each on the Mets and the Boston Red Sox, and $20,000 on the New England Patriots." Forstmann "has acknowledged publicly that he bet through" Agate Printing Owner JIM AGATE, "including $40,000 on one of his company's clients, ROGER FEDERER, in the 2007 French Open men's final." Forstmann said that he "quit betting altogether in 2007" (N.Y. TIMES, 12/1).


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In 2002 Bradley Quick created The Cool Change Foundation a non-profit foundation to carry the message of positive change, recovery, motivation, and life enhancement to a broad demographic that might not otherwise receive it. Bradley Quick's Los Angeles based radio show, Help Your Self, airs weekly on KRLA 870 AM, which often features various celebrity guests, authors, and specialists.
On June 1st, I attended the Cool Change Live recovery benefit concert and expo. The amazing lineup for the concert consisted of, Marc Antoine, The Philippe Saisse Trio, David Longoria, and Spyro Gyra.
Marc Antoine was the first performer of the evening to take the stage. His set opened with an acoustic solo with a reverberating melody with an intensity that is comparable to melodic thunder. Marc then introduced the continually inspirational Philippe Saisse Trio or as Marc called them, The French Connection. As The Philippe Saisse took the stage David Finck displayed his amazing gift on bass immediately as did the other members. The Philippe Saisse Trio and Marc Antoine together prove to be the ideal combination for both improvisation and masterly musicianship. During the course of the evening, each artist was in their element as evidenced by the fervor with which they performed. The crowd became zealously excited as they played Do It Again, made famous by the incomparable Steely Dan. The Philippe Saisse Trio while maintaining the pop tempo and the keys of the original creates a new sonic event. Philippe Saisse is a furious mastermind on the piano and it is as though the piano must sustain the pace set forth by Philippe. Marc is an expert on the guitar he plays as if the instrument is a physical extension of his body. As the Philippe Saisse Trio and Marc continued to play the old standard Poem, the title track of Marc's most recent release Modern Times, and the Sergio Mendes classic Mas Que Nada, a musical explosion occurred and the audience became incredibly thrilled; their performance that evening ended with the homage to Earth Wind & Fire in the form of their celebrated sensation, September.
The next set of the evening commenced as David Longoria took the stage with his band to perform. The amazingly vehement Latin songs from his upcoming CD release, Castles In Spain, and ¡Baila! All She Does Is Dance opened this set. On both these songs David Longoria showcased his unique talent. The tone of his trumpet is reminiscent of that of both Herb Alpert and Arturo Sandoval. He is an exceptional trumpet player and he demonstrates his expertise continually with each song that he performs. He is also a very skilled vocalist who communicates wonderfully with an audience. The son of the famed Thomas "Coke" Escovedo an original member of the early Carlos Santana band of the 1970s Paris Escovedo is building upon his father's legacy. That evening he displayed the essence of percussive genius throughout the set. Other members of the band, Carl Strand, Arthur Pruit, Jonathan Goldman, Rayford Gilliard, and Eddie Rouse equally established that they were indeed in their element. Del Oro recording artist April Diamond and Fausto Berragone provided vocals for the band. The Face Of An Angel was sung by Y-Nita Hall, the song was rather evocative of Marvin Gaye's Inner City Blues. David awed the audience when he hit the high notes on Que Pasa Con Mi Corazon. Jonathan Goldman had an amazing trombone solo, and Arthur Pruit on Saxophone along with Carl Strand on the acoustic and electric guitars, and Rayford Gilliard on bass did as well on No Turning Back. The final song Muy Caliente, was just that hot. Each song had a very strong and fluent flow. Each seasoned player rose to the occasion and displayed their unique gifts.
The final musical act of the evening was the renowned band, Spyro Grya. Spyro Gyra has been in formation for over twenty-five years and the camaraderie is apparent when these tremendously gifted and astute musicians take the stage. Jay Beckenstein, Scott Ambush, Julio Fernandez, and Tom Schuman. They each led inspired solos during the course of their set which opened with Spyro Time from their latest release, "Wrapped In A Dream" which was smooth and the perfect segue into "Daddy's Got A New Girl Now." Spyro Gyra always delivers and never disappoints a captive audience. Each member is a consummate musician that exhibits their extraordinary talent at every moment in everything from their breaks to their rhythm changes. The audience was enthralled by their expertise and followed along tapping their feet and getting into the groove. As I heard Spyro Gyra perform I could not help but ponder that they personify the essence of jazz. I thoroughly enjoyed this evening of music and was in awe of the musicianship and dedication that each artist exhibited through their individual performances.