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An elegant gift perfect for any occasion - please note not all florists are able to stock Phalaenopsis, in the event an orchid is not available the florist will substitute for designers choice flowers.
This festive bouquet really is the perfect floral gift for Christmas. A mix of seasonal foliages in red and green flowers - a gorgeous way to share the love this Christmas.
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The house met at 9 o'clock A.M., and the reading of the Journal having been ordered, etc -
The SPEAKER announced the following standing committees:
On Education - Messrs. Osborn, Ratliff, Tabor, Zollars, Stewart of Ohio, and Davis of Floyd
On Swamp Lands - Messrs Lamborn, Sao[ ], Britton, Wile, Addison, Beatty, and Johnson of Montgomery
On Military Affairs - Messrs Johnson of Marshall, Pierce of Porter, Dittemore, Vater, Davis of Elkhart, Verdeman, and Lawler.
On Claims - Messrs. Sabin, Monroe, Zenor, Williams of Knox, Wildman, Higgins and Tebbs.
On Trust Fund - Messrs. Ratliff, Jump, McDonald, Bowen, Higbee, Barritt, and Lawler
On Fees and Salaries - Messrs. Gordon, Wilson, Skidmore, Underwood, Mitchell, Shoaff, and McGregor.
On Sinking Fund - Messrs. Hampton, Wilson, Logan, Williams of Hamilton, Taber, Smith, Cox, and Admire.
On Rights and Privileges - Messrs. Furnas, Wilson, Calvert, Breckinridge, Fairchild, Carnahan, and Hutchings.
On Railroads - Messrs Stewart of Rush, Barritt of Monroe, Williams of Knox, Gilham, Coffroth, and Long.
On Manufactures and Commerce - Messrs. Skidmore, Williams of Hamilton, Cunningham, Davis of Elkhart, Davidson, Calvert, and Admire.
On County and Township Business - Messrs. Mason, Higbee, Cunningham, Sabin, Fairchild, Britton and Hyatt.
On Agriculture - Messrs Smith, Higgins, Sunman, Furnas, Mason, Williams of Knox, and Miner
On Benevolent and Scientific Institutions - Messrs. Pierce of Porter, Chittenden, Welborn, Field of Lagrange, Jump, Pierce of Vigo, and McBride
On Temperance - Messrs. Chapman, Hall, Miner, Dittemore, Dunn, Furnas, and Tebbs.
Mr. LOGAN, Mr. GORDON, and Mr. HIGBEE presented petitions on temperance.
Mr. KERCHEVAL, for relief of E Snyder
Mr. TEBBS, a claim.
Mr. PIERCE, of Porter, from the Committee on Benevolent Institutions, returned the bill No. 163, with clerical amendments.
Mr. HUTCHINGS from the special committee thereon, returned the bill [S. 292] to transfer Brown county from the First to the Second Judicial Circuit, recommending its indefinite postponement.
Mr. LONG, for the minority of said committee, moved that the report be not concurred in.
Mr WILSON supported the motion to [non?] concur.
Mr OVERMYER, seeing a political influence in this effort to suppress the Senate bill, hoped the report would not be concurred in.
Mr. BARRITT said the committee were unanimous in this report - excepting only Mr Long. The bill gave too much labor to Judge Bicknell.
Mr. STEWART, of Rush, said that this Senate bill 292 is so connected the bill [S 290] that they should both be passed together. The passage of these bills was more than a matter of convenience - it was a matter of necessity.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Parke, moved to refer the report to the Committee on the organization of Courts.
page: 65[View Page 65]Mr. BARRETT made an ineffectual motion to lay the motion on the table.
Mr. JOHNSON then withdrew his motion.
Mr. McFADIN took the general position that this master belongs to the Committee on the organization of Courts. We might as well undertake here to form new Representative districts as to be creating new Judicial Districts or tampering with old ones.
Mr ZENOR considered that to pass this bill would be to do injustice to Judge Bicknell, of his district, even if he has himself consented to it This judge has already as much to do as any judge in the State
Mr. LONG replied that the bill would work no injury or injustice to the Second Circuit Judge Bicknell having consented - the wish and will of the people of Brown county ought alone to be consulted
Mr. BATES gave the reasons which guided the committee in making the report
Mr WILLIAMS, of Knox, saw in this bill a step preliminary to the creation of a new Criminal Circuit. Those who represent the interests of the tax payers should look to these things.
Mr. OVERMYER demanded the previous question, and, under its pressure, the report was rejected - affirmative 46, negative 35.
Mr. LONG moved to suspend the constitutional restriction so as to admit of the passage of bill S 292 today.
Mr STEWART, of Rush, moved that bill [S. 290] also have the benefit of the proposed dispensation.
Mr LONG accepted
Messrs. ZENOR, WILDMAN and OSBORN desired to include other bills
Mr. CORY opposed, and Mr LONG withdraw his motion, and the bill S. 292 goes to the files.
were submitted, read and approved as follows:
Mr. BEATTY - [H. R. 323], defining when the resignation of members of the General Assembly shall take effect [when their successors are elected and qualified]
Mr. BEELER - [H R 324] to provide for the location of a site for State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts [Commissioners appointed by the Governor to determine the site, and may receive donations - none less in value than $130 00 to report to the next session of the General Assembly To receive no compensation for services except traveling expenses]
Mr. BOB - [H R 325] to provide for the selection of county [ ], and the erection of public buildings in case of uch relocation, &c [When two-thirds of the taxpayers shall petition - procure the conveyance of two acres for the Court House, and one-fourth of an acre for the jail &c]
Mr BOWEN - [H. R. 326] to compel witnesses before grand juries
Mr. BRITTON - [H. R. 327] to amend section twenty-one of the Highway act of June 17 1852
Mr BRECKINRIDGE (by request) - [H R 328] to provide for the registration of births, marriages and deaths.
Mr CARNAHAN - [H R 329] to amend sections 7 and 49 of the act for the settlement of decedents' estates etc.
Mr COFFROTH - [H R 330] to abolish the office of City Asessor and Appraiser and transfer the duties thereof to the City Treasurer, and providing for the manner, etc.
Mr. CALVERT (for Mr. Welborn) - [H. R. 331] authorizing the State of Indiana to demand a change of venue in all criminal cases in which the judge may have expressed an opinion in the case, (in favor of the defense) etc.
Mr. CORY - [H. R. 332] to fix the time of holding Common Pleas in the 22d District.
On the motion of Mr. GILHAM, the constitutional restriction was suspended for the purpose, and this bill was carried to the final reading and passage - yeas, 79; nays, 0.
Mr. OVERMYER submitted the following:
WHEREAS, Certain reports are now notorious among the members of the House, charging the present Doorkeeper of this House, Thus, C McCoun with corruption in office;
And whereas, written statements charging corrupt on upon the aforesaid McCoun signed by responsible parties making the charges, have been presented to the members of his body and are no in the possession of a member: therefor -
Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed by the Speaker to investigate said charges, and report as soon as possible to this House; that said committee shall have power to send for persons and papers, and all powers necessary to conduct the investigation Provided that the charges against the said McCoun shall be set forth in full before the committee and signed by responsible persons before any evidence shall be heard and that the accused shall have due notice and a fair hearing before the committee.
Mr COFFROTH said Mr McCoun was a neighbor of his, and a man of integrity and honor, though differing with him in politics. He did not believe any such stuff; and would first like to know something [ ] of these charges.
Mr. OVERMYER felt it to be his duty to introduce the resolution, and was ready to read the statements and signatures at attached on which it was passed.
page: 66[View Page 66]Mr. COFFROTH Did they come from persons who have been in the employ of the Doorkeeper?
Mr. OVERMEYER One of them was a discharged official under him; the others were from men who have not been in the employ of the House.
Mr COFFROTH But probably have been refused places by the Doorkeeper And after hearing from Mr Osborn, chair man of the Committee on Employes, he moved that the resolution be referred to that committee
Mr. MCFADIN would like to have the name of the Assistant Doorkeeper, Mr Samuel Brown, included in the resolution with reference to the loss of certain documents intrusted to him.
Mr RATLIFF Mr Brown is no longer an officer of the House
Mr MCFADIN Then he could not insist
The resolution was referred to the Committee on Employes, and Mr. Overmeyer was added to that committee
The Senate's disagreement to the House amendment to the bill [S. 90] to amend the thirty-fourth subdivision of section 53 of the general cities corporation act of March 4, 1867 coming up -
Mr. PIERCE of Porter, said it would be remembered that this bill has a local reference to the harbor at Michigan City, and the House amendment which was introduced by the gentleman from Putnam has respect to cities generally. He would therefore, move that the House recede from its amendment
The motion was agreed to, and it was ordered that the Clerk acquaint the Senate thereof
Bills from the Senate numbered 50, 83 and 131 were severally read the second time.
Mr. Hibee's Railroad bill [H. R. 154] which was yesterday laid on the table was now taken up on Mr Bobo's motion to reconsider that vote.
Mr. BOBO explained and defended the provisions of the bill, and gave examples of its advantages and acceptability as a general law The bill provides that, on the petition of three fifths of the tax paying voters the County Board may levy a tax not exceeding 3 per cent for any one year and which in all shall not exceed six per cent, on each $100 worth of taxable property for said purpose. His country and others had petitioned for such a law. His object in the motion to reconsider, was that the bill might go again to some committee that such amendments might be offered as might be acceptable to the House.
The vote was reconsidered, and the bill was referred to a special committee of five.
Mr. GILHAM moved that the following be also referred to said special committee:
Resolved, That all donations and appropriations heretofore made by County Boards be and the same are hereby legalized.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. BOWEN's road toll gate exemptions bill [H. S 128] was taken up, read the second time and ordered to the engrossment
The House then took a recess until 2 o'clock.
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Mr. McFADIN moved that when the House adjourn Saturday, it shall be till Tuesday at 9 o'clock
Mr VATER proposed ineffectually, to make it from Friday evening till Monday at 2 o'clock
Mr McFadin's order was then adopted.
Mr. Welborn's bill [H. R. 95] for relief of John Ingle and John Ingle, Jr., was ordered to the engrossment
Mr McDonald's special court term bill [H. R. 175] was read the second time with committee amendments.
Mr NEFF moved to lay the bill on the table; but withheld the motion.
Mr COFFROTH thought the principle of the bill would work well when the docket is heavy.
On motion of Mr NEFF it was referred on the Judiciary Committee.
Mr Pierce, of Vigo's dog bill [H. R. 211] was taken up, with the unfavorable committee report thereon. The report was non concurred in, and the bill was ordered to be engrossed
Mr. JOHNSON, of Porter's bill (H R 117) to correct a misprint in the 16th Section of the contested elections act of May 6, 1852 and to provide relief in cases of con[es s?] erroneously commended by reason of the misprint of said 16th Section, and to provide for taking depositions in all cases of contests for circuit and district offices coming up -
Mr. COFFROTH, thinking the matter sufficiently clear, moved the indefinite postponement of the bill
Mr GORDON liked the provisions authorizing the taking of depositions
Mr PIERCE of Vigo, suggested that the author the Senator from Parke, (Mr. Johnson), is not in his place, and he moved that it be referred to the Committee on Elections.
page: 67[View Page 67]The motion was agreed to.
Mr. Hudsons Felony bill [H. R. 198] was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Gilham's Valuation and Assessments by [H. R. 158] coming up -
Mr. COFFROTH said the bill was for a remedy against the practice of sham sales of property for United States bonds to avoid tax assessments.
It was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. McGregor's joint resolution No. 3 for the taxation of United States bonds was Committee on Federal Relations
Mr Coffroth's bill [H. R. 186] for proceedings supplementary to executions in courts of Justices of the Peace, was read the second time
It was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Palmer's Evidence bill [H. R 104] amending section 397 of the Practice act, was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Shoemaker's Tax List bill [H R 243] coming up, with the recommendation of the Committee on County and Township Business -
Mr SHOEMAKERS explained that the object of the bill to change the time of assessments for taxes from the first of January to the first of March, and he stated it's advantages o farmers &c.
Mr RATLIFF and Mr HIGBEE were unfavorable to the proposed change
Mr MONROE said he would be glad for such a change to the law as to require taxes to be assessed and paid in the same year, the he failed to see the need of this bill.
The House refused to order the engrossment - 18 to 35 - no quorum But the order was [?] used - yeas 28, nays 45
Mr CORY asked, but failed to obtain leave to introduce an appropriation bill to defrary the expenses of the present session of the General Assembly
Mr. Shoemaker's Cancelled County Orders Preservation bill [H. R. 213] was ordered to be engrossment.
Mr. Zenor's One Dog Exemption bill [H. R. 224] was read the second time.
Mr BEELER desired to gain all the revenue we may from dogs that people will keep, and not encourage keeping more
Mr ADMIRE moved for a tax of $5 on each additional dog, which was laid on the table.
Mr. OSBORN would rather encourage the protection of sheep than encourage the keeping of dogs
Mr McFADIN spoke in favor of the bill, thinking that the bill of the gentleman from Vigo, keeping dogs at home in the right time, would be sufficient security against dog depredations.
Mr DAVIDSON spoke against the bill He referred to the State Agricultural Reports for a statement, that the destruction of sheep by dogs in a single year amounted to fifteen millions of dollars. He preferred to let the law remain without change. If any change was made, he would prefer, after the tax of one dollar for the first dog, a tax of five dollar for the second &c.
Mr FURNAS thought the bill would encourage dog keeping. The dog revenue in Hendricks county amounts to $2 000 a year, which is nearly all expended in paying daying damages for the destruction of sheep by the dogs.
Mr BRITTON proposed to amend the bill by taxing the first dog $5, and taxing $10 for each additional dog.
Mr CUNNINGHAM made a speech more favorable to the dog, and seemed to be in favor of taxing dogs as other property - ad valorem.
Mr Britton's amendment was rejected. The bill failed on the engrossment - yeas 30 nays 53
On motion of Mr. STANTON the order business was suspended in order to hear a report from The Committee on Claims
Mr Sabin, from the Claims Committee, reported for the allowance of sundry claims, for printing, clerk fees and stationary expenses incurred on account of the Morgan raid investigations
On motion of Mr COFFROTH, the report was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. ORSBORN (by consent) submitted be following:
Resolved, That the employee of the last House who have been on duty under the direction of the Clerk, Assistant clerk and Doorkeeper, be entitled to their pay to the time of their discharge, upon the certificate of the officer who appointed them.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. CORY now asked and obtained leave to introduce a bill [H. R. 353] appropriating forty thousand dollars to pay the expenses of the Forty seventh Session of the General Assembly, which was read the first time.
Mr. CORY moved that it be referred to the Committee on Ways and Means, with instructions to report it back tomorrow.
Mr. OSBORN proposed to amend the motion by striking out the instructions, thinking that there is no need of hurry in this matter.
Mr. CORY said his object here was business, and he considered that we should not allow these essential measures to go into the hands of committees to sleep there. He understood that some gentleman are determined that these essential bills shall not be passed in a certain contingency.
Mr. OSBORN had no concealments page: 68[View Page 68] Some gentlemen here were threatening to resign again, and boast that they have their resignations written in their pockets He wanted this: to go on with legislation, and at the proper time make these appropriations, but there was no emergency calling for immediate action upon them, unless it were to accommodate those resigning gentlemen. It was unreasonable to Bend instructions to the Committee to report this bill to morrow morning, who are already instructed to consider the specific bill to night. And he did not propose to hurry this matter of paying those gentlemen who seem almost desirous of an occasion to resign.
Mr COTTON said he should be very glad to be in the condition of a paid member whenever it might become necessary for him to resign. But he was not in that situation when he resigned last March, and he had not got his pay yet
Mr. Osborn's amendment was rejected yeas 43, nays 44 and then the bill was referred with Mr, Cory's instructions.
Mr Osborn's Blackford's Reports bill [H R 61] was taken up on the second reading with the pending committee's amendments, author sing the Secretary of State to purchase 450 copies of the reports of Callaghan & Cockcroft, requiring annotations and stereotype, marking and distribution.
After debate by Messrs, Stewart, of Rush, Coffroth and others
Mr, RUDDELL proposed to amend by inserting "Merrill $ Co " in the place of "Callaghan & Cockcroft" wherever the latter occurs in the bill-stating that Merrill & Co , are willing to publish on the same terms submitted by the Chicago house. Pending which, after further debate by Messrs. Pierce, of Porter, Dunn, and others.
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Kids' learning apps makers under fire
Consumer group complains learning apps aren't proven to be educational
UPDATED 8:23 AM CDT Aug 17, 2013Makers of child learning apps are under pressure to prove they work. A consumer group has filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission hoping the commission will create guidelines for companies to back up their claims that games are educational.
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Mark Michaels has worked at KLRC since December of 2006- in this stint, that is. Mark was previously the Program Director for KGBI in Omaha, Nebraska for nine years. But prior to that, Mark was an announcer and assistant Program Director at KLRC while studying Broadcasting at JBU. When not a KLRC, you'll find Mark hanging out with his wife, playing with his kids, cheering on his beloved Nebraska Cornhuskers, and drinking a can of Pepsi.
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Category Archives: Mojang
Tue, Dec 10, 2013 | 08:30 GMT
Minecraft Twitch broadcasting to go live today
Minecraft developer Mojang has confirmed that – unless the world implodes or something cataclysmic like that – its latest update will bring Twitch broadcasting to its blocky world of creation.
Fri, Nov 08, 2013 | 12:26 GMT
Minecraft creator Notch appears on US chat show, watch him here
Minecraft creator and Mojang founder Notch appeared on The Late Late Show in the US last night. Watch his interview with host Craig Ferguson here.
Sat, Nov 02, 2013 | 16:50 GMT
Minecraft to integrate Twitch streaming
In what could perhaps be seen as the breaking of a very minimal barrier, Mojang has announced at Minecon that they will be integrating streaming to Twitch.tv into the game.
Tue, Oct 22, 2013 | 12:43 BST
Minecraft PC: new snapshot update addresses fire hazards, full changelog inside
Minecraft developer Mojang is aware that fire can really ruin your day if it's unchecked, so the game's new PC snapshot gives you more of a fighting chance when blazes erupt. We've got the full changelog for the new update here.
Mon, Oct 21, 2013 | 12:43 BST
Mojang will consider free-to-play for Scrolls if player numbers don't grow
Mojang's collectible card game Scrolls could end up going to free-to-play if sales don't pick up soon. The game has been in paid beta since June, where it quickly racked up 100,000 sales. However since July it has only managed 10,000 sales, with around three or four thousand players a day.
Thu, Oct 03, 2013 | 09:30 BST
Mojang appoints new vice president, with a twist
Mojang founder Markus 'Notch' Persson typically hires his own superiors, but the hiring of the company's new vice president comes with something of an odd twist.
Sun, Sep 22, 2013 | 04:24 BST
Three books about Minecraft coming before the end of the year
The day you've been waiting half a decade for will finally arrive on October 10 when two Minecraft books are released into the wild. Yep.
Sun, Sep 22, 2013 | 03:17 BST
Minecraft PC texture packs may come to Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition
A post on Microsoft's PlayXLBA site discusses the newfound ability to create texture packs for Minecraft on console, and says "we are going to talk to the teams behind our favourite PC texture sets and see if we can sort something out."
Thu, Sep 19, 2013 | 00:04 BST
Scrolls ESL Cup sign-ups open, Mojang donates top prizes
Mojang and the Electronic Sports League have teamed up for a tournament for card battler Scrolls, with some pretty special prizes on offer.
Tue, Sep 03, 2013 | 09:53 BST
Nintendo and Mojang have "continuing relationship", says Nintendo
Nintendo has a continuing relationship with Minecraft studio Mojang, despite the sandbox romp's absence on both Wii U and 3DS.
Tue, Sep 03, 2013 | 00:32 BST
Minecraft sales reach 12 million
The primary version of Minecraft has now sold over 12 million copies according to the official site's counter, as noticed by Kotaku today.
Mon, Sep 02, 2013 | 09:59 BST
Minecraft Xbox 360 receiving Mass Effect mash-up DLC in September
Minecraft Xbox 360 is receiving a 'Mass Effect Edition' mash-up set this month, courtesy of 4J Studios. It adds a bunch of textures and character skins based on the series, in conjunction with BioWare.
Thu, Aug 29, 2013 | 10:15 BST
Minecraft Xbox 360′s mash-up packs will have free trials, 4J discusses content
Minecraft Xbox 360′s mash-up packs are similar to texture packs on the PC version, but with new features. Developer 4J Studios has shed light on the DLC in a series of tweets.
Tue, Aug 27, 2013 | 08:35 BST
Scrolls update adds new faction, fixes and more: full patch notes inside
Scrolls developer Mojang has rolled out a new game update that adds a fourth faction and address several gameplay and technical issues. Get the full patch notes here.
Tue, Aug 20, 2013 | 11:37 BST
Xbox One: Mojang's shooter Cobalt coming to Microsoft's console
Xbox One and Xbox 360 will receive Mojang's shooter Cobalt at some point in the near-future, it has been announced.
Sun, Aug 18, 2013 | 23:15 BST
0x10c shelved, fans to continue Minecraft creator's vision
Mincecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson has apparently cancelled 0x10c, his ambitious space sim, but a group of fans is hoping to bring it back to life.
Mon, Jul 01, 2013 | 15:40 BST
Minecraft PC gets new launcher, is necessary for update 1.6 and beyond
Minecraft developer Majong has released a new launcher for the game. It's free, isn't as drab-looking as the original, and is necessary to play Minecraft 1.6 and later.
Mon, Jun 24, 2013 | 23:54 BST
Minecraft mothership sales pass 11 million
The core Mac and PC version of Minecraft has now accumulated a whopping 11 million sales.
Mon, Jun 24, 2013 | 01:33 BST
Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition performing strongly at retail
The physical, retail version of Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition was the best-selling Xbox 360 game in its launch window, according to Mojang founder Markus "Notch" Persson.
Mon, May 27, 2013 | 23:16 BST
Scrolls open beta kicks off on June 3, to cost $20
Scrolls, the collectible strategy trading card game from the creators of Minecraft, will be releasing in open beta on June 3, the developer announced today.
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China celebrated its new year with a little help from American billionaire Warren Buffett. Buffett appeared on Chinese television playing a ukulele, singing "I've Been Working on the Railroad."
BEIJING – American billionaire Warren Buffett has staged yet another surprise performance, this time winning the hearts and minds of millions of Chinese with an American folk song. He sang and played ukulele for a hugely watched television program to celebrate the Year of the Dragon Monday.
"We know of Mr. Buffett's investing genius, but we did not know that he can sing as well," remarked one smiling local television host as she introduced the 45-second video clip of the 81-year-old philanthropist and chairman of investment giant Berkshire Hathaway. The video was posted on the web site of China's state-run television CCTV, which broadcasts a glitzy TV extravaganza annually on the eve of the Chinese New Year.
"I am Warren Buffett, and I'd like to wish all the people of China a Happy New Year in this Year of the Dragon. Your country has accomplished amazing things, and the best is yet to come," Buffett said before crooning the American classic "I've Been Working On The Railroad."
At the end, he raised his hand and said "Xiexie," the Chinese word for "thank you."
His greeting got a favorable response from many Chinese viewers online.
"Grandpa Buffett deserves respect, not because he is good at making money, but because of his selfless contributions and his charitable and kind-hearted activities," said one commentator on Youku.com, a popular video site.
"A role model for all the rich people," remarked another.
"Grandpa Buffett is so cute, he is not just a god of wealth, but a sage who understands human nature and the way the world works," added another.
"We invited Warren Buffett to participate in the gala this year not because of the great business success he has achieved, but mainly because of his famous contribution to the public welfare," television producer Luo Yan told local media.
Buffett cuts a legendary figure in China. Chinese tycoons have paid up to $2 million dollars for the privilege of dining with the American financial guru in a charity auction.
Guo Guanchang, one of China's richest entrepreneurs and founder of Fosun, China's biggest private investment conglomerate, often extols Buffett's value investment philosophy.
Of course, Buffett is also a major investor in China. His company owns 10 percent of the Chinese battery and car maker BYD, with a quarter of a billion dollar investment that has doubled in value. He also invested about half a billion dollars in PetroChina, a gas and oil giant, that yielded over $3 billion in profits when he cashed out after five years.
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At political forum, Rob Wallace – candidate for US congress (District 2 Oklahoma) addressed the Comprehensive Water Plan, which he adamantly feels is not comprehensive enough because it ignores the greater value of non-consumptive use. He said that while the consumptive use of the water plan is talked about, the plan ignores the non-consumptive use or its ability to create jobs.
Wallace added that this so-called Comprehensive Water Plan is a misnomer because it ignores its greatest value; and therefore it certainly is NOT comprehensive.
The moderator's question posed to this US congressional candidate was: "Do you think the Comprehensive Water Plan adequately accounts for the value of our water?"
Robert (Rob) Wallace, a democrat & Former Assistant US Attorney General is running for the office of US congress (2nd congressional district Oklahoma). His opponent is Marywayne Mullin – a republican & local plumber. The seat they both seek was held by democrat Dan Boren who is retiring & have held that seat since 2005. US Congressional district 2 of Oklahoma is the only democrat district in the entire state. Therefore, its imperative that the democrats hold on to that district, as the republicans are trying to turn the entire state Red to impair political balance. The election will be November 6, 2012.
This was videoed on October 9, 2012 at the Armory center in Tahlequah, Oklahoma at a candidates forum. That event was sponsored by the Tahlequah chamber of commerce. Location of that event: 100 Water Avenue, Tahlequah, OK.


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Monitoring the Safety of Clinical Trials
If you are thinking about participating in a clinical trial, you probably have a few important questions weighing on your mind: Is there a system in place to make sure this is a worthwhile study that does not subject people to unnecessary risks? In other words, who is checking up on the research team? What if things don't turn out the way that investigators are expecting they will? Who is watching out for any unexpected problems? Who is making sure that participants are protected? This guide is designed to answer those questions.
Who's Responsible?
The central guardian of participants' safety and welfare in clinical trials that are federally funded (which includes NCI-sponsored trials) is the Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP), a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services). OHRP is responsible for enforcing the Protection of Human Subjects part of the Code of Federal Regulations (Title 45, Part 46). If the trial is evaluating a new drug, medical device or other product that is subject to approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), then the FDA's Office of Human Affairs is responsible for ensuring that it meets the Code of Federal Regulations (see the FDA's A Guide to Informed Consent).
If the trial falls into both categories, then it is subject to both sets of regulations, which actually are quite similar. Both include guidelines regarding the role of local Institutional Review Boards (IRBs), the formal body in the community charged with overseeing medical research involving people. Understanding the work of IRBs will help you see that there are outside panels of experts monitoring the investigators who conduct clinical trials -- and representing the interests of those who participate.
What Are IRBs?
An Institutional Review Board functions as both a clinical trials clearinghouse and monitor -- in other words, it must give approval before any clinical trial can begin, and then keep close tabs on the progress of the research. Most institutions that carry out clinical trials have their own IRBs; in fact, there are roughly 3,000 of them in the U.S. In selected cases, a small research institution might arrange for their research to be reviewed by another IRB, rather than setting up their own.
While the specific make-up of an IRB varies from place to place, it always includes people who are qualified to evaluate new and ongoing clinical trials on the basis of scientific, legal, and ethical merit. Federal regulations require that an IRB include at least five people of diverse occupations and backgrounds; for instance, an IRB could not be made up of five physicians or five nurses. At least one member must have primarily scientific interests, and another member must have primarily non-scientific interests.
In addition, one member must be an institution outsider, not connected by a job or relatives to the institution. To meet these requirements, IRBs usually are made up of a mix of medical specialists, ethicists, and patient advocates.
If the trial you are considering is federally funded or is evaluating a new drug or medical device regulated by the FDA, then it is definitely subject to review by an IRB. However, many institutions also require that all clinical trials conducted there be approved and reviewed by the IRB.
The Approval Process
Before a proposed research study can even start enrolling people, the investigator must submit a detailed application to the IRB. The IRB carefully reviews the application with the following criteria in mind:
- The risks to participants are minimized as much as possible, through sound research design and the use of procedures that are not unnecessarily risky.
- The risks are reasonable in relation to the anticipated benefits and the importance of the knowledge that may result.
- Participants will be selected fairly.
- There is a plan in place for seeking and documenting participants' informed consent (see Simplification of Informed Consent Documents). The informed consent document is both legally and ethically sound.
- If necessary, provisions have been made for monitoring the data collected to ensure the safety of participants as the trial progresses.
- Provisions have been made to protect the privacy of participants and the confidentiality of data collected during the study.
Based on these considerations, the IRB either approves or refuses to approve the clinical trial and notifies the investigator and the institution of its decision in writing. In some cases, the IRB may specify certain changes the investigator must make in order to secure approval for the study. If the IRB grants approval, it also must decide how frequently the trial should be reviewed once it is under way.
Usually this is determined according to the degree of risk the trial involves. At the very least, its progress must be reviewed yearly. For certain trials, especially large multi-site Phase III trials, a Data Safety Monitoring Board may be appointed to keep track of the data in order to ensure participants' safety, to ensure that evaluation of interim results are made completely, and to ensure that the results and ethics of the trial are above reproach.
The Monitoring Process
The Role of Institutional Review Boards and Data Safety Monitoring Boards
During the initial review process, the IRB will have established how often a study should be monitored -- at least yearly, but sometimes more frequently. During these review sessions, the IRB examines a progress report provided by the clinical investigator in charge of the project. The report features information about how many people are enrolled in the study and how many have withdrawn; a description of participants' experiences, including benefits and/or adverse effects; and the overall progress to date.
Based on this material, the IRB decides whether or not the project should continue as described in the original research plan, and if not, what changes need to be made. An IRB can decide to suspend or terminate approval of the clinical trial if the investigator is not following set requirements, or if the study appears to be causing unexpected serious harm to participants.
Some clinical trials -- especially large Phase III clinical trials, which often involve many institutions -- are monitored more closely and more often by Data Safety Monitoring Boards (DSMB). The DSMB is an group made up of physicians, statisticians, and patient advocates, a majority of whom are not connected with the trial. Their priority is patient safety, and they review the data periodically (at least annually, but usually more often) with the following two questions in mind:
- Are there any unexpected or severely toxic effects?
- What is the treatment outcome of the trial so far? DSMBs are required to produce summary reports that provide regular feedback to the IRBs at the institutions involved in the study concering the cumulative toxicities observed in trial participants.
Statisticians are key members of DSMBs, because typically many statistical tests are used to determine if there are significant differences between the groups involved in the trial. Often it is difficult to tell if a difference that appears significant early on will be carried through to the end of a trial. Therefore, DSMB members must weigh the current data and the future possibilities very carefully when making decisions.
Physicians and statisticians connected to the trial being monitored may also attend parts of the DSMB meetings, but they are not voting members. Instead, their job is to provide information about the ongoing trial results to the DSMB. In the interests of objectivity, discussion and voting take place in the absence of all professionals connected with the trial.
Quality Assurance Monitoring
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has several ways of assuring the quality of the data collected during NCI-sponsored clinical trials. Many trials, for example, have committees for central review of major elements, such as pathology, radiotherapy, surgery, and administration of investigational agents. Data quality control programs have been developed and are utilized by data management and statistical centers to help identify and correct or clarify inconsistencies and inaccuracies in submitted data.
One component of NCI's quality assurance program is on-site monitoring, or audits, of the procedures, documents, and data pertaining to a trial at a particular institution. Institutions are audited once every three years or more often. Auditors review three main categories of information:
- conformance to Institutional Review Board and informed consent requirements,
- shipping, storage, and use of drugs and other agents, and
- individual patient cases.
Ending Trials Early: Protecting the Interests of Participants and the Public
In an ideal world, all clinical trials would run exactly as anticipated from beginning to end. Of course, that's not always the case, and there are often compelling reasons for halting a trial early. If participants are experiencing unexpected and severe side effects, or there is clear evidence that the risks are outweighing the benefits, then the IRB and the Data Safety Monitoring Board will recommend that the trial be stopped early.
In other cases, a trial might be stopped because it is going particularly well. If there is clear evidence early-on that a new treatment or intervention is effective, then the trial may be halted so that it can be made widely available right away.
The following scenarios illustrate two examples of situations like these.
Scenario 1: Significant and Clear Advantage of the Tested Treatment
The Breast Cancer Prevention Trial, conducted by a network of researchers who make up NCI's National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project, was designed to evaluate whether taking the drug tamoxifen could prevent breast cancer in women considered to be at high risk for developing it. In March 1998, interim study data showed that tamoxifen decreased the chance of getting breast cancer by almost half. Instead of continuing the trial for the full five years as planned, investigators stopped it 14 months early.
The women in the trial who were already taking tamoxifen were offered the chance to continue the treatment for the remainder of the five-year period. Women receiving the placebo, or inactive pill, were invited to participate in the Study of Tamoxifen and Raloxifene, or STAR trial, which is designed to determine whether the osteoporosis prevention drug raloxifene is as effective as tamoxifen in reducing the chance of developing breast cancer. Their other option was to seek tamoxifen from a physician on their own, outside the context of a clinical trial.
Scenario 2: Clear Evidence of No Additional Benefit to Tested Treatment
Another trial involving tamoxifen called the B-14 trial, also conducted by the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project, was halted early. The original trial, which started in 1982, enrolled women who had surgery for cancer that was limited to the breast. After surgery, the women took either the drug tamoxifen or a placebo to determine if tamoxifen would prevent recurrence of the cancer.
Five years into the study, significantly more women taking tamoxifen had remained disease-free than did women taking the placebo, so the study was extended another five years. In the study extension, women who had already been taking tamoxifen were given the opportunity to re-enroll and be randomly assigned to either the tamoxifen or placebo group for another five years.
The extended trial was cut short, however, when several interim data analyses showed that the tamoxifen group had a slightly higher rate of cancer recurrence than the placebo group. Statistical analysis showed that, even if no more of the women taking tamoxifen experienced a recurrence, the drug still would not have proven helpful in preventing cancer recurrence during that second five years. The trial was halted, and the women stopped taking tamoxifen.
The Ongoing Informed Consent Process
In A Guide to Understanding Informed Consent, we describe the informed consent process that all participants must go through before enrolling in a clinical trial. We also note that the informed consent process does not end once the trial begins. Just as researchers are required to submit reports to the IRB, they also are required to keep participants up-to-date on any new information that may impact their decision to remain enrolled in the trial. The monitoring system that is in place ensures that such new information -- if there is any -- will be available on a regular basis.


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Enjoy the relaxed hospitality of the Horace Kellogg Homestead, situated in the village of Amherst in the heart of the historic Pioneer Valley. The Kellogg House is a 179-year-old, fully restored farmhouse that offers the best of New England's charm, warmth, and comfort. We are listed in Amherst: A Guide to Its Architecture.
The historic Horace Kellogg Homestead, built in 1828 by Horace Kellogg, was once a thriving agricultural endeavor in the Pioneer Valley of Central Massachusetts. Recently restored, the Kellogg Homestead offers distinctive and memorable overnight accommodations that are conveniently located near central Amherst and the Five College area. Enjoy a gourmet breakfast before setting out for your day, or linger for a while on the front sun porch. We invite you to come and enjoy your stay at the Horace Kellogg Homestead.
The Dining Room is located on the first floor, adjacent to the screened sun porch.
Breakfast is served between 8 and 10 AM, time to be determined upon your arrival. Wake up to the wonderful smell of breakfast cooking as you make your way downstairs for a cup of fresh brewed coffee or tea. Start the morning with juice, homemade yogurt parfait with homemade granola, muffins or toast. For a lighter start, choose hot or cold cereal. For a heartier start, choose quiche, French toast casserole or Steve's famous Eggs Benedict. Vegetarian-friendly menu, meat optional. "Grab-N-Go" breakfast is available upon request (includes, juice, muffin, fruit and coffee). When you make your reservation, please note special requests. beverage bar
Self serve coffee and tea available for you and your guests. There is a small refrigerator in the dining room stocked with water, juice and soda for your convenience.
Feel free to make yourself at home in the dining and living rooms. Play a game, or the piano, watch TV or a DVD or simply curl up by the fire with a good Dickinson poem.Bed & Breakfast accommodations include two private guestrooms on the second floor. The Judge's Room is a peaceful, private setting with a four-post mahogany queen-size bed, in-room Cable TV and DVD/VCR. The Almarina Room is a beautifully-furnished, sunny room with queen and single bed (additional single available), in-room Cable TV and DVD/VCR and Free Wi-fi.
The Common Room:
Available to guests on the first floor for relaxing by the fireplace, watching TV or movies, reading, or enjoying board games.
Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let's discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to Susan Mallett for sharing her own secrets with BBOnline.com! Why do most travelers stay at your inn? Most of my business is from the 5 Colleges in this area, The Pioneer Valley. Amherst, UMASS, Mt Holyoke, Smith and Hampshire. Families come for a pre-college visit, mostly in the spring. After that they are back in the summer to bring the students, fall for the Parent weekends and May for graduations. I also get business folks some who need a longer stay.
What are you best known for? What makes your inn unique? What do you love most about your inn? Best known for location. We are unique because of the age of the house 1828 and the original features have been kept. The size, closeness to town, comfort, cozy, historical look.
If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit? College visits, Emily Dickinson Homestead, Eric Carle Museum, the mountains, hiking, nature, quaint towns, close driving, bus or train distance to Boston and NYC, moving.
What's the best compliment you have ever received about the inn? "Home away from home!"
What's the best kept secret about the area? Many people are amazed that there are over 30 B&B's in the Pioneer Valley.
If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area? Hike to Norwotock Trail and all the other hiking trails, rent a bike, go to the art galleries on all the college campuses, tour Emily Dickinson, visit Eric Carle Museum, Springfield Museums, catch a movie at the independently owned Amherst Cinema, Amherst Coffee, eat at all the great restaurants in Amherst and Northampton, relax on the hammock in our back yard, sit on our screened in porch, sit by the fire in the living room, take a trip to Boston, stop in the books stores, meet with a realtor.
Is there anything within walking distance of your inn? Downtown Amherst: restaurants, hiking on the Norwotock trail, Emily Dickinson, the outdoor farmers market in the summer, play parks for the kids, bus and train station.
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area? Judies - www.judiesrestaurant.com/ and Chez Albert - www.chezalbert.net/
Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference? Amherst Chamber of Commerce, Northampton Chamber of Commerce, maps to hiking trails from Amherst Conservation Department, Pioneer Valley Local First www.pvlocatfirst.org, Five College Area Bed and Breakfast Association for the non traditional accommodations www.fivecollegebb.com
How many rooms does your inn have? We have 3 rooms.
Do you accept pets? We do not accept pets. For pet boarding, we refer guests to 2 places:
Valley Inn for Pets, locally owned www.valleyinnforpets.com/
Recently opened, Pet Hotel www.pethotelhadley.com
The Emily Dickinson Homestead
This Museum consists of two historic houses in the center of Amherst, Massachusetts, home to the poet Emily Dickinson and her family during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The Homestead was the birthplace and home of Emily Dickinson and the Evergreens, next door, was home to her brother Austin, his wife Susan, and their three children.
Eric Carle Museum
The mission of The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art is to inspire, especially in children and their families, an appreciation for and an understanding of the art of the picture book. In fulfilling our mission, we aspire to build bridges to an appreciation of art of every kind and to provide an enriching, dynamic, and supportive context for the development of literacy. We deliver this mission by collecting, presenting and celebrating the art of the picture book from around the world and by providing interactive experiences and programs that are engaging and educational.
Historic Deerfield
Situated on a 330-year-old, mile long street, Historic Deerfield preserves and interprets the architecture, artifacts and lifestyle of a prosperous early New England town. The extraordinary houses with their antique furnishings, along with the exhibition galleries and collections, comprise some of the finest examples of publicly available Americana in the United States. Read More...
Hiking on the Robert Frost Trail
The Robert Frost Trail meanders 40 miles from Amherst northwards to Montague, passing over Mt. Orient, Pulpit Hill, Long Mountain, Rattlesnake Knob, and Mt. Toby, and ending in Wendell State Forest. The trail intersects many area roads, making hikes of any length are feasible, and the terrain is welcoming to both experienced and beginning hikers.
Amherst Farmers' Market
You will find the market at the Commons in downtown Amherst. It's open through the three seasons: spring, summer and fall, with fresh produce, flowers, bread and friendly people.The Yankee Candle Company
The leading designer, manufacturer, retailer and wholesaler of premium scented candles in the U.S. Since 1969, the company has offered distinctive products and marketed them as affordable luxuries and consumable gifts. This is where it began in 1969 when teenager Mike Kittredge made his first candle with melted crayons - a Christmas gift for his mother.Some of the many restaurants downtown include:
The Amherst Brewing Company
The Monkey Bar
Bueno Y Sano
Rao's Coffee
The Lone Wolf
The Black Sheep
Judie's Restaurant
Wheatberry FoodsThere are many shops and boutiques that offer unique crafts, gifts, and clothing. See some here...
Jones Public Library
Our local library, historic architecture, art gallery, computers available for public use.Amherst Books
is a locally owned, independent bookshop. The store's particular strengths include poetry, literature, & philosophy, and they offer a large selection of small press titles & literary journals.Montague Mill
A beautiful drive into the country, 20 minutes away. Books, restaurants, music, art, antiques in a 1834 mill by the waterfall.National Yiddish Book Center
A vibrant, non-profit organization working to rescue Yiddish and other modern Jewish books and celebrate the culture they contain. Supported by 30,000 members, we are now the largest and fastest-growing Jewish cultural organization in America.Outdoor ActivitiesHampshire Bicycle Exchange
549-6575, repair and rent bikes.Norwottuck Rail Trail
Northampton, Hadley, and Amherst, MA. 8 mile path for bicycling, cross-country skiing, walking, skating, jogging with public restroom. We are located near the exit for Route 116, South Pleasant St., Amherst off the Norwottuck Rail Trail, www.hadleyonline.com/railtrail/Amherst Media has been providing media training to the community for 35 years, and are proud to be an Apple Authorized Training Center.
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The Hadley Yoga Studio
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"Thank you so much for making our time in the 5 College area so relaxing and enjoyable. You have a lovely home and a very warm way of making people feel Welcome. I shall look forward to returning to Horace Kellogg Homestead when I visit Mt. Holyoke College again.entrance"
Sophie Yohani Parkins - Edmondton, Alberta, Canada
"Here for the first time-what a lovely house. I enjoyed my stay and the chance to share some of my enthusiasm for the literary legacy of Emily Dickinson!"
~Walter Powell - Gettysburg, PA
"My 17 year old daughter exclaimed, "This is how I want my bedroom to look!" upon entering the Almarina Room. What a lovely room with food for our eyes and souls. The beds and linens were heavenly. Thank you for your warmth and hospitality". ~ Cathy and Emily Schuster - Novato, CA
"Dear Susan and Steve, You have given us four years of happy memories and we are very grateful. This isn't really a "good-bye" because I expect we'll be back! Best Wishes and Thanks for Everything." ~Leslie and Merrill Glustrom - Boulder, CO.
"Thanks again for another lovely visit. See you in May!" ~Alex - San Francisco, CA
"So good to see you,again,Sue and Steve. Enjoyed my stay as usual. Look forward to coming back to see new changes." ~Jill, CT
"Very comfortable and friendly lodging. Thank you for all the valuable information." ~Bill, Judy and Sannti - Homer, Alaska
"Wish I could stay longer and relax more into this lovely environment! It has been a treat for me~ever so short!" ~ Teresa - Gorham, ME


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The community feeling of all the students, professors, staff and administrators definitely make Mount Union unique. I love the feeling of being able to talk to anyone on campus and have them recognize me. It's very personal and makes me feel right at home.
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Students who choose to major in music performance at the University Mount Union have ample opportunities to showcase their talent outside of the classroom. By getting involved in these extracurricular opportunities and student organizations, you can strengthen your musical abilities and get valuable performance experience, both of which are critical to finding a job after graduation. All majors and minors are encouraged to participate actively in the following extracurricular activities and performance groups.
Student recitals, held every Thursday morning, give students a chance to perform in front of an audience filled with faculty members, students and other members of the Mount Union community.
Research allows you to analyze and investigate areas that you're most interested in, and most students present their research in the form of a recital. One student this year is researching the history of Broadway songs and will sing representative examples during a recital to illustrate his findings.
Performance groups are very popular at Mount Union and include a wide range of opportunities to fit a student's interest and passion:
- Concert Choir
- Mount Union/Alliance Chorale
- Alliance Symphony Orchestra
- Marching and Concert Bands
- Brass Choir
- Clarinet Ensemble
- Opera Workshop
- Keyboard Ensemble
- Student Musicals
- Percussion Ensemble
- Jazz Band
- Flute Ensemble
- Women's Chorus
- Repertory Strings
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