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TUESDAY, February 11, 1873.REPORTS FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Mr. Walker, from the Committee on the Judiciary, returned Mr. Kimball's bill [H. R. 306] with reference to the recording of instruments, with amendments, which were adopted, and the bill was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Walker returned Mr. Ogden's bill [H. R. 458] to amend section 186 of the practice and procedure act in civil cases, recommending its passage. The bill was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Walker returned his bill [H. R. 24] in relation to the depositories for the public funds, with sundry amendments, material and clerical, embracing several sections and adding others, which were adopted, and the bill was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Ogden returned Mr. Kimball's bill [H. R. 305] in relation to the sale of property on execution, recommending that it be laid on the table, which was concurred in.
Mr. Walker returned Mr. Buskirk's bill [H. R. 362] to amend section 3 of the act of March 1,1853, to provide compensation to the owners of animals killed or injured by the cars or locomotives of railroad companies, recommending its passage. The bill was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Miller returned Mr. Edwards, of Vigo's, bill [H. R. 439] to provide a lien on buildings and for the enforcement of the same, recommending that it lie on the table, and reporting the accompanying bill [H. R. 471] as a substitute therefor, entitled "A bill for an act to amend section 617 of the practice and procedure act in civil cases." (Mechanics and laborers working on any building, and furnishing materials therefor of any kind, may have liens joint or several on the owner, the land, etc., and its provisions are also to apply to married women so furnishing, etc.) The substitute was passed to the second reading. Mr. Miller returned Mr. Schmuck's bill [H. R. 279] to better enable county treasurers to collect delinquent taxes, recommending that it be laid on the table, which was concurred in.
Mr. Lenfesty, from the Committee on Federal Relations, returned Mr. Branham's bill [H. R. 275] to provide for the acquisition and enjoyment by the United States of lands in this State for government purposes, recommending an amendment in the third section, inserting the words: "by the United States or its authorized agents," which was adopted, and so the bill was ordered to the engrossment.
Mr. Furnas, from the Committee on Agriculture, returned Mr. Wood's bill [H. R. 345] to amend the law governing weights and measures, recommending that it lie on the table, and that the accompanying bill [H. R. 472] be substituted therefore, entitled: "A bill for an act for the regulation of weights and measures." He said: This is a bill to regulate the weight of grains, seeds, etc., and it is the effort of the bill to correct the irregular classification of the articles in the statutes. The substitute changes only one or two items, such as making the weight of a bushel of corn in the ear seventy pounds instead of sixty-eight pounds, etc.) The report was concurred in and the substituted bill was passed to the second reading.
Mr. Cobb, from the joint Committee on Claims, returned the claim of Barbour & Jacobs for $2,800 for legal services, recommending that said claimants be allowed $1,600, and that the Committee on Ways and Means be instructed to incorporate the same in the specific bill.
Mr. Peed proposed to amend by making the allowance $500.
Mr. Given moved to lay the report on the table, but withdrew the motion to hear further from the committee.
Mr. Cobb spoke for the committee and the report, and Mr. Buskirk in reply; and then Mr. Given's motion was rejected, and the question recurred on Mr. Peed's amendment.
Mr. Walker insisted that more consideration ought to be given to the reports from the joint committee on claims than to the reports of any other commit tee. They know the case and we do not, and I do think we ought to accept the report or discharge the committee.
Mr. Buskirk replied. It seemed to him accord- page: 148[View Page 148] ing to the rate of charges for such services in his region the proposed allowance should be $275.
Mr. Barrett also spoke against Ihe allowance, Mr. Lenfesty for the report, and Mr. Given in reply.
Mr. Butterworth proposed to make the allowance $1,000.
Mr. Walker and Mr. Cobb spoke for the report, and Mr. Offut in reply.
Mr. Wilson, of Ripley,made an ineffectual motion to lay the amendment on the table - yeas 27, nays 48 - and the question recurred on striking out $1,600.
Mr. Lenfesty spoke in reply to Mr. Offutt. The system is wrong. The law provides that these officers shall not employ counsel. What did the House, but the other day, when it authorized the Attorney General to enjoin the Calamet Dam Works? It simply agreed to pay the attorneys. This system, I say is wrong. What we want here is a law refusing these outside employments. He utterly disavowed and disclaimed the idea that a member of the Committee on Claims becomes in any sense a special advocate of the claim they may report on.
Further remarks were indulged by Mr. Johnson for the report, and Messrs. Buskirk and Peed in reply.
Mr. Smith submitted a motion to^refer the matter to the Committee on Fees and Salaries.Mr. Miller. I move that the claim under consideration be referred back to the committee with instructions to grant a rehearing to the claimants, and report the claim with the evidence again to the House.
These motions were successively rejected; and then, on motion of Mr. Woollen, the matter was postponed and made the special order for to-morrow, two o'clock P. M.
Mr. Offutt called for a division of the question on the order just taken.
The Speaker. The Chair has no doubt as to the vote. The Speaker held that where the Chair has sue doubt the demand for a division of the House can not be insisted on.
Mr. Cobb, from, the Joint Committee on Claims, returned the claim of Holland & Binckley for legal services in sundry cases amounting to $2,559 15, recommending its allowance.
The House refused to concur in the report on a division; affirmative 20, negative 32.
Mr. Riggs, from the Joint Committee on Claims, returned the claim of McDonald, Butler & McDonald for legal services, amounting to $250.
Mr. Buskirk desired respectfully to ask the committee to make a statement of the legal services rendered.
Mr. Riggs. This is a joint Committee composed of members of both Houses. These claims are put in and acted on after the claimants have been before the Committee. The Committee have taken the trouble to subpoena witnesses in every case; and I can assure the House that there is not one of these claims but has been thoroughly investigated - the members of the Committee on the part of the Senate being perhaps more thorough in their work than those on the part of the House.
Mr. Smith moved to reconsider the vote just taken non-concurring in the report on the claim of Holland & Binckley, so that the consideration of all these claims together may go over till to-morrow.
Mr. Cobb said, that amongst those who testified to the reasonableness of these charges before the Committee was Governor Hendricks. It was in evidence that the attorneys on the other side got nearly twice as much as these parties have charged the State. It is the opinion of the Committee that all these claims are equally just, one no more than the other.
Mr. Woollen stated his admission of some good reason, perhaps, for non-concurrence in these reports, whilst he himself was inclined to concur in them. These are cases involving investigations of facts and records. The committee can do that, whilst the House can not. The difficulty here teaches us one thing: that the Attorney General should do this business, and save these charges against the State. But these employments have been made, the service has been rendered, and it is not for us to say the State should not allow the compensation; and all such cases, of course, should be heard without partisan bias. He considered that all these claims should go over together, for a decision after the House shall be satisfied as to the justice in each case.
Mr. Walker also disclaimed the idea of distinctions and favoritisms on account of politics.
Mr. Smith's motion was then agreed to - the vote indicated was reconsidered, and the subject was made the special order for to-morrow at two o'clock P. M.
Mr. Riggs, from the Joint Committee on Claims, returned the claim of Isaac N. Morris for one-third the cost of 2,000 copies of his pamphlet entitled "The Two Per Cent Claim," recommending its allowance, which was concurred in.
Mr. Dial, from the Joint Committee on Claims, returned the claim of N. B. and E. Taylor for legal services, amounting to $100, reporting for its allowance.
Mr. Hedrick from the Joint Committee on Claims, returned the claim of J. L. Buckles, reporting a recommendation for its allowance.
On motion of Mr. Peed, the further consideration of these reports were postponed and made the special order for to-morrow at two o'clock P. M.
Mr. McConnell, from the Select Committee thereon, returned his bill [H. R. 465] fixing the time of holding courts in the Tenth Judicial Circuit, resuming certain provisions of law relating thereto, and prescribing the limits of terms in the several counties thereof, recommending its passage. [It provides that the spring terms shall be held in Adams county on the second Monday in March, in Wells the Monday succeeding, in Whitley the Monday succeeding. The fall terms in Adams county the first Monday in October, in Wells the Monday succeeding, in Whitley the Monday succeeding. The length of the terms in Adams, Wells and Whitley two weeks each; in Allen so long as the business may require, or they may hold adjourned terms in the discretion of the court.]
On motion of Mr. McConnell, (the restrictions being removed for the purpose,) the bill was advanced and finally passed the House of Representatives. Yeas 75, nays 0.
The House took a recess till two o'clock.
The Speaker announced the special order, viz: the consideration of Mr. Peed's concurrent resolution, from the Committee on Ways and Means to test the sense of the House as to the propriety of building a new State House at this time, directing the Committee on Public Buildings to report a bill therefor. Postponed.
The Speaker laid before the House a communication from the governor, transmitting certain papers from Congressman Coburn, with reference to United States standards of weights and measures, and a building for their reception and preservation, which was read by the clerk, page: 149[View Page 149] and referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
The Speaker next took up Mr. Miller's bill [H. R. 317] providing that certain notes and bills of exchange shall be void, and it was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The Speaker next took up the committee's substitute for Mr. Shirley's bill [H. R. 418] to amend section 270 of the assessment act of December 21, 1872the question being on the second reading.
Mr. Wynn proposed to amend the first section by striking out the two provisos and inserting: "Provided said deputies shall give bonds in the sum of $2,000 for the faithful discharge of their duties."Mr. Shirley saw not the necessity for the amendment, unless it were to destroy the bill. There were two objects of the bill: one to require the assessors to select their deputies from the elected appraisers in 1872, so far as they are qualified, and the other as to the compensation of the appraisers and their deputies, which it reduces from $5 a day, under the old law, to $4 for the assessors, and $3 a day for their deputies. Tabled.
Mr. Brett. I shall move to amend the bill by striking out all that portion which requires these appointments by the assessors. We might almost as well repeal the law itself as to meddle with its provisions in this way. As to the provision about compensation, that may be well enough; but that with regard to the appointment of deputies is impracticable. The gentleman says - so far as they are competent. That would be a very delicate question to settle by the assessor. If we amend the bill in this way, the object of the assessment act will be defeated. Better leave the matter of these appointments where they are - with the auditors and assessors. Such was the feeling in his county.
Mr. Givan moved that the bill be referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. Mellett took the view of the gentleman from Morgan and Johnson, and supported the motion for reference, and the motion was agreed to - affirmative 49, negative not counted.
Mr. Baxter's resolution of yesterday, for the appointment of a standing committee on mines and mining, was taken up and adopted.
The Speaker announced the consideration of Mr. Riggs' charter amendment bill [H. R. 389] as the special order, but it was passed over informally on account of the absence cf its author. The Speaker took up Mr. Jones' bill [H. R. 316] to authorize township trustees to lay an additional school tax cf twenty-five cents on the $100 for the purpose of liquidating debts for school buildings, furniture and apparatus.
On motion of Mr. Jones, it was recommitted with instructions to amend so as to require the proposed tax to be supported by petition of the majority of freeholders.
The Speaker next announced the consideration of the joint resolution requiring the Secretary of State to cause 500 additional copies of the assessment act of December 21, 1872, to be printed and distributed throughout the State.
Mr. Walker opposed the proposition from the consideration that just the few railroad bills which have been ordered to be printed have cost the State some $1,500 for the limited number of copies which we ordered. If such is the cost of printing now he thought we ought to be careful about making these orders.
Mr. Brett concurred. He said also that the assessors will furnish to the tax payers in their blank lists the information as to everything which they require to know of the assessment act, both with regard to real and personal property. Not one in 10,000 of the voters of the State would read the tenth part of that act, if it were printed and sent to them.
Mr. Billingsley corroborated the statement of Mr. Walker with regard to the cost of the printing, and proposed to be prepared to furnish the House with the exact cost of the bill printing orders. The joint resolution was rejected - yeas 8, nays 68.
The Speaker next took up Mr. Stanley's bill [H. R. 380] to legalize the service of summonses execution and other processes of law issued by justices of the peace in incorporated cities and, towns to marshals thereof, and to legalize all acts under color thereof, and to protect such marshals, etc.
Mr. Stanley explained the provisions of the bill, and said it was a thing especially desired in his locality. It was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas, 78; nays, 2.
Mr. Miller's bill [H. R. 455] to provide for township elections, was read the second time and referred to the Committee on County and Township Business.
Mr. Cobb, by unanimous consent, returned from the Committee on Canals the bill [S. 23] to authorize the Boards of County Commissioners to make appropriations (not exceeding $10,000) for canal repairs in any county where any canal runs through or touches along the border thereof, recommending its passage.
Mr. Hollingsworth, Mr. Cobb, Mr. Heller, and Mr. Cowgill supported the bill, and submitted local considerations in favor of its passage.
Mr. Gifford and Mr. Kimball suggested that it might be giving too large a discretion to the County Commissioners, and that it might involve responsibility for the payment of old canal debts.
Mr. Heller and Mr. Richardson showed that these appropriations could go only for the repairs of the canal.
Mr. Bowser. And it might relieve the State from any default as to its agreement with the State of Ohio, to keep up the canal within this State.
Mr. Eward said it could involve no interest except that which is connected with the canal trade.
Mr. Woodward took the view of Mr. Gifford, and Mr. Kirkpatrick, and moved to recommit the bill with instructions to so amend it, that, upon petition signed by a majority of the freeholders of any such county, the Commissioners may appropriate for such purpose any sum not exceeding $10,000. Tabled.
Mr. Furnas, at first inclined to support it, should now vote against the bill.
Mr. Anderson, said Cass County now ships 50,000 bushels of wheat per week upon which she realizes six cents per bushels more on account of the cheaper freight by the canal. This would amount to $30,000 annually as the total annual advantage from the item of wheat alone. But they would also realize something - the same advantage in proportion - in the canal transportation of corn, oats and salt. Passed; yeas 66; days, 18.
On motion of Mr. Peed the House now returned to the consideration of the special order, viz.: His Ways and Means Committee's concurrent resolution, involving the propriety of building a new State House at this time, by requiring the Joint Committee on Public Buildings to report a bill for that purpose.
Mr. Peed submitted considerations like this: That if a new capitol building is to be erected within five or six years, the initiatory steps should be taken at this session.
Mr. Lenfesty was decidedlv opposed to any movement in that direction, so long as the State felt itself too poor to furnish an additional asylum for the incurably insane. The people are demanding that these unfortunates should be cared for: the session was drawing to a close, whilst this demand was pressed upon us with page: 150[View Page 150] the knowledge that many of these unfortunates were locked in the county jails for the want of a better home.
Mr. Walker spoke in favor of the d ption of the resolution, and Mr. Glasgow opposed it.
Mr. Peed demanded the yeas and nays, which being taken resulted - yeas, 39; nays, 41.
So the concurrent resolution was rejected.
On motion of Mr. Willard, the Senate amendment to his Second District Court bill [H. R. 361], viz: "declaring an emergency," was taken up and concurred in.
The Speaker next took up Mr. Cobb's bill [H. R. 217], to amend the act of February 12, 1852, concerning promissory notes, and declaring an emergency - there being a majority and minority report thereon - the former to lay the bill on the table and the latter recommending its passage; the question being on the adoption of the report of the minority of the committee, it was rejected, and then the report of the majority was concurred in and the bill laid on the table; yeas 48, nays 21.
The Speaker next took up Mr. Woodward's bill [H. R. 323], providing for the payment of the township trustees all moneys which may have been collected from the township for specific purposes, and providing penalty for the violation of this act, it being on the third reading.
Mr. Billingslyy called attention to the severe penalty - $500 to $1,000 - the law now requires such moneys to be paid to the trustees at the proper time, but this bill requires them to be paid on demand of the trustees.
Mr. Walker referred to a bill of this title that was vetoed by Gov. Baker.
Mr. Woodard. The objections in the veto are removed in this bill; and so far as the penalty is concerned, the man acting under the sanctity and solemnity of an official oath ought to suffer for the violation of it. Rejected - yeas 8, nays 66.
On motion of Mr. Edwards of Lawrence, the bill [S. 15] to authorize cities and towns to negotiate and sell bonds ($40,000) to procure means with which to erect or complete unfinished buildings, and purchase of grounds and buildings for school purposes; and for the payment of principal and interest of such bonds; and legalizing such contracts heretofore entered into, and declaring an emergency, was taken up on the third reading.
Mr. Edwards, of Lawrence, represented that this bill is intended simply to legalize the title of the act of 1869, which, as an amendment of the act of 1867, improperly sets forth the title thereof. It simply amends the second title, and so authorizes persons outside transferred to cities or towns for school purposes to enjoy the benefits of such schools.
Mr. Henderson said his amendment to the bill, which was adopted by the House, makes the maximum of such loans $50,000, instead of $40,000.
The Speaker. The amendment will be engrossed; but the bill is without an enacting clause. It will be passed over informally.
Mr. Bowser, by unanimous consent, returned from the Committee on Railroads the bill [S. 10] to amend section 58 of the city corporators act of March 14, 1869, recommending its passage. It was ordered to the third reading.
Mr. Kimball introduced a bill [H. R. 473] for the incorporation of companies formed for the purpose of constructing railroads, bridge or road way across any river or stream forming a boundary line of the State.
Mr. Dial submitted a resolution, which was adopted, instructing the Committee on Insurance to report back to the House Mr. Kimball's insurance bill.
Messrs. Scott and Riggs obtained leave of absence, the former till Monday and the latter till Friday.
Mr. Baker introduced a bill [H. R. 474] to amend section 1 of the act for the incorporation of building, loan, fund and savings associations, approved March 7, 1857. (It provides for reducing the number of the corporators from fifty to twenty-five.) Corporations.
Mr. Woodard introduced a bill [H. R. 475] to authorize costs in all judgments for the plaintiff in all suits presented by citizens against railroad companies. (The judgment shall include a reasonable fee for the plaintiff's attorney.) Rights and Privileges.
Mr. Shirley introduced a bill [H. R. 476] relating to prosecutions by affidavit and information. (Hereafter prosecutions in the Circuit Court in all criminal cases may be made by affidavit and information, as well as by presentment and indictment.) Adjourned.


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Anyway our kids are ready to take flight and the -- -- could put the whole economy apple set to announces iPhone 5 tomorrow.
JPMorgan's chief economist saying that apple.
Could sell eight million of these things in the fourth quarter.
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Fortnite 'might be Epic's best work', Mark Rein suggests
Fortnite might just be developer Epic Games' crowning glory, according to company vice president Mark Rein, but doesn't want the company to rush it out the gate.
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Fortnite's GDC crafting presentation caught on film
Fortnite developer Epic Games showcased the game's crafting and resource mechanics at GDC today, and someone in the crowd has filmed the whole thing.
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Fortnite closed beta coming early 2013, says Epic
Fortnite will receive a closed beta in early 2013, according to producer Tanya Jessing.
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Fortnite designed with all types of players in mind, says Epic
Epic's Cliff Bleszinski has said Fortnite was designed with all types of players in mind: shooter fans, RPG nuts, crafters, soloists, and those who like a more cooperative experience.
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Due to Fortnite's dynamic nature, "the only platform that made sense was PC," says Jessen
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Fortnite is PC exclusive, first to utilize Unreal Engine 4
Today at San Diego Comic-Con, Epic Games revealed the first look at its co-op sandbox survival game, Fortnite, which will be exclusive to PC and the first game to utilize Unreal Engine 4.
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Epic co-founder Tim Sweeney has said Fortnite, the recently-announced title from company's North Carolina studio, will be centred as a "casual" experience.
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Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski has said any additions to the series will have to shake up its formula, among other references to the property's future.
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Thomas Bonney, Philadelphia AERS , Managing Director of CMF Associates, was named as a finalist for "SmartCEO's Circle of Excellence Awards" in the category of International Business. Bonney is being recognized for his success in managing his firm, CMF Associates - a leading provider of financial, operational, and human capital solutions to private equity, middle-market, and small cap public companies - over the past twelve years and positioning the company as a leader in serving middle market and private equity clients across the nation. in countries including Switzerland, China, Brazil, and Canada. "The Circle of Excellence finalists have shaped the Philadelphia business community in ways that have not gone unnoticed. They are distinguished leaders in their fields of business and have found unbelievable success," said Craig Burris, president and founder of SmartCEO magazine. "We are proud to recognize them for their achievements and excellence. They have set the bar high and are admirable role models for the Philadelphia community."
Anthony Borelli, Jericho Services, is a financial adviser and registered investment adviser with MML Investors Services/MassMutual Financial Group in Melville, Long Island, New York.
Tony has been certified as a Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Instructor for the state of New York to deliver professional development and continuing education programs to Certified Public Accountants (CPAs). The available CPE courses closely parallel Tony's expertise and services in the areas of personal financial planning, business continuity and succession, executive benefit programs, life and disability insurance, retirement plans (401k, 403b, SIMPLE IRA, SEPs, etc.), planning for minimum required distributions and estate planning for business owners.
Mary Buletza, Boston Tax, was elected to a two-year term as President of the Boston University Alumni Council and the BU Alumni Association. She is a longtime BU advocate and volunteer, having graduated from the School of Management in 1980.
She is a partner at Raphael and Raphael LLP with offices in Boston and New Jersey and is also the treasurer of the Diocese of New York and New Jersey of the Orthodox Church in America. She and her husband, Rev. Gary Breton, live at the Jersey Shore. Their two children attend MIT in Cambridge, MA.
Amy Cordone, Arlington Consulting, "In March 2013 I had my beautiful boy/girl twins, Siena & Joshua Cordone. I'm enjoying the special time being home with them as a stay at home mom. We recently moved from Alexandria to Vienna."
Dennis Doll, Parsippany AERS, Chairman, President and CEO of Middlesex Water Company (Nasdaq:MSEX), a provider of water, wastewater and related utility services, was elected President of the National Association of Water Companies (NAWC), a national trade association representing all aspects of the private water service industry. Doll will serve a one-year term.
Doll, a Certified Public Accountant, has more than 25 years of experience in both regulated and non-regulated utility management with a diverse financial management background related to water and wastewater utilities, contract operations and capital management. He has served as President and CEO of Middlesex Water since January 2006. Under Doll's leadership the Company has built upon its traditional core business of providing regulated water service by adding new contract operations, acquisitions, turnkey renewable energy services and most recently, military base water system privatization to its suite of service offerings.
In addition to his role with NAWC, he is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Water Research Foundation, a member of the Advisory Committee of the New Jersey Climate Adaptation Alliance and a member of the Research Advisory Committee of the National Regulatory Research Institute. Doll also serves as a director and member of the executive committees of the New Jersey Utilities Association and Raritan Bay Medical Center in New Jersey.
Brian Healy, Philadelphia Consulting, recently earned his Master's Degree in Management Information Systems, from Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. He also has an MBA in Finance from the University of Delaware. He currently manages intranet projects at JPMorgan Chase in the Wilmington, DE area.
Chandra Jacobs, Rosslyn Consulting, "Love to travel but hate airports? Here at Tripchi we want to change that! That's why we've launched a fundraising campaign on Indiegogo for our airport app, tripchi, which needs your help to launch globally. Our goal is to help travelers worldwide have a better airport experience. Tripchi serves up personalized recommendations of things for you to do in the airport, including deals on food, drink, and shopping, and of course detailed content to explore and navigate the airport."
John Johnsen, Parsippany Consulting, "In 2005, Deloitte acquired a company that I found with a partner. That company was TCi Consulting & Research. Deloitte was a great place to work and finish a long career in the insurance industry. "
"My wife and I celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary on October 12. We went on a two week Viking River Cruise in France to celebrate. We recently had our first great-grandchild, Brody, who is four months old. He joins our nine grandchildren."
"I don't go kayaking in the Atlantic Ocean anymore but I do play golf three times a week. We live in a 55 years or older community in South Jersey and our house is on the 14th green. My wife and I spend eight to ten weeks a year vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, the Dominican Republic, Florida and South Carolina. We spend our summers at our condo on the Atlantic Ocean."
Maria Kura, New York Consulting, manages the governance function at Moody's Investors Service. She is also president and chairman of the Board of Directors at St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Academy and welcomed a daughter, Isabella, at the beginning of 2013.
Katherine Martini, Philadelphia Consulting, and her husband Scott welcomed with joy Florence Caroline and Elliott Hudgins Miles on October 8. Older brothers Connor and Zachary are excited to have twins join the family. They reside in Malvern, Pennsylvania, where she works in Talent Management at Vanguard. She has enjoyed informal reunions with the Deloitte team currently on the ground at Vanguard and hopes to see more of her former colleagues in the New Year!
Rahul Mehendale, New York Consulting launched mySkin and the world's first mobile-connected acne management system for teens.
"I co-founded and lead mySkin Inc., a company focused on helping consumers understand their skin and find the right products for their skin. We recently announced the world's first smartphone connected acne management device that helps teens (or adults) control their acne. Based on a proprietary imaging technology, the device, ScanZ, connects to your iPhone and tells you when a pimple will go away, what you can do to make it go away fastest, and predicts the risk of getting a pimple (so we are pimple free on any big day). In true disruptive fashion, ScanZ puts the power into the hands of the consumer, so they can finally use science to manage their acne, beyond just trialing various lotions and potions! Our goal is to help 23M teens and 40M adults in North America achieve great skin and more confidence!"
ScanZ is available for a special pre-order discount at http://bit.ly/1bazPuu. Our innovation received a huge reception at TechCrunch Europe and on BBC News, so sharing this special sneak peak with a community I hold in high regard. Spread the word to teens, parents, and your friends. Your support matters greatly for a company trying to do something unique that has never been done before. "
Eboni Moss, Atlanta Tax, has recently received her CPA license and was promoted to tax manager on October 1st. She is located in Atlanta.
Mitchell J. Smilowitz, CPA, New York Tax, is the Chief Executive Officer of The Joint Retirement Board for Conservative Judaism (JRB), the Plan Sponsor and Plan Administrator of the retirement program for the Conservative Movement. In addition, Mitch sits on the Board of Directors of the Church Benefits Association, an organization composed of over 50 denominational benefits programs serving clergy and the professional and administrative staffs of churches and synagogues and their affiliated institutions.
A former contributing editor to The CPA Journal, he has authored several articles on retirement planning and pension administration. He also lectures frequently on developing investment strategies for retirement plan assets. Mitch is an active member of the NY State Society of CPAs and serves on the Society's Employee Benefits and Personal Financial Planning Committees.
Cheryl Vijjeswarapu, New York Consulting, recently accepted the opportunity to lead Business Development at Excelsior Capital Partners, a distressed debt private equity firm based out of Southern California.
Kenneth Young, Charlotte Consulting, assumed the role of Global Customer Care Manager in July at KaMin Performance Minerals in Macon, Georgia.
Bradley Barks, Minneapolis Consulting, joined RGA in St. Louis as SVP, head of ALM in Global Risk.
Kevin Chenoweth, Denver Consulting, and his wife celebrated their third wedding anniversary along with their son's first birthday in October. Kevin recently joined PriceWaterhouse Coopers as a senior Oracle consultant.
Harsh Chheda, Detroit Consulting, launched a logistics business in India after leaving Deloitte in 2011. "When I left Deloitte…little did I know that very soon I would be playing with boxes weighing tens of tons! I run a business in India (Hirji Logicon) that secures and packages over-dimensional project cargo."
In 2012, Harsh was nominated by the India Ministry of Shipping to participate in a two week port and shipping seminar in Antwerp, fully sponsored by the Flemish government. He was very proud to be one of the first ever Indians from the private sector to be nominated, Following is the link to the news report: http://eximin.net/NewsDetails.aspx?name=71545.
Earlier this year, Harsh attended the annual meeting of International Packing & Routing Organization (INPRO) in Lyon, France where Hirji Logicon was officially announced as INPRO's exclusive Indian partner. INPRO now has partners in over 20 European and American countries and access to cutting edge technology.
Joseph Cruitt, Detroit AERS, has been appointed to serve on the AICPA Expert Panel for the Not-For-Profit industry for the 2013-14 term. He is currently the Vice President for Finance/CFO for the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners located in Chicago.
Edmond Foley, Chicago, is a partner at Foley and Small, a law firm specializing in personal injury litigation. He and his wife Babs have five children and one grandson. Edmond lives in South Bend, Indiana and is an avid Notre Dame fan.
Hugo Hernandez, Pittsburgh AERS, is an alumnus of Deloitte Chile as well Deloitte U.S. He is married to Lamia Hares also an alumna of Deloitte Chile and Deloitte U.S. He promotes Deloitte at every given opportunity.
Laura Holmes, Houston Tax, is now back at work as a Principal of State Income Taxes with UHY Advisors TX, LLC in Houston after battling back from stage two breast cancer. Her story is one of incredible courage. Laura was diagnosed in February, "I immediately had a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery in the beginning of March and started chemotherapy in April. My friends and family nicknamed me Wonder Woman because of how I had handled four surgeries and numerous chemotherapy treatments."
Towards the end of her chemo, several of Laura's triathlete friends created Team Wonder Woman for the Tour de Pink scheduled in September in Houston, the annual bicycle ride that supports The Pink Ribbons Project for women with breast cancer. An astounding 58 ladies joined Team Wonder Woman and raised over $52,000. "Here I was just six months after surgery riding with close to 60 ladies in the Tour de Pink. I ended up riding 81 miles which was the most I have ever ridden. What a special day that was!"
Robert Hood, Detroit, is currently practicing law as a sole practitioner (Robert L, Hood, PLLC).
Jackie (Cox) Jameson, Louisville AERS, celebrated her 30-year anniversary with Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company on June 27, 2013. Jackie has held various positions throughout the Nationwide organization, spending her first 23 years in the Finance Department. Her roles ranged from Accounting Specialist to Accounting Manager to Controller. For the past seven years, Jackie has served in the Corporate Real Estate Department, first as a Solutions Development Director and most recently as Senior Consultant for Business Program Management of Tax Incentives. Prior to Nationwide, she served four years in public accounting with Deloitte Haskins & Sells in their Lexington, KY office, predominantly in the Audit Department.
Jackie is married to Mark Jameson, Columbus (OH) police officer, and they have two grown children, Eric and Casie. Eric is 21 and is a junior at the University of Florida in Gainesville, FL, majoring in Economics. He is a National Merit Scholar and is in the University of FL Honors Program and the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. Casie is 19 and is a sophomore at Miami University in Oxford, OH, majoring in Psychology & Strategic Communications. She is active in Campus Crusade for Christ, serves as a Resident Assistant and is in the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.
David Keeney, Chicago AERS, celebrated the marriage of his daughter, Elizabeth, to Tim Granholm in April. Elizabeth recently attained her CPA license. David's son, Andrew, was married to Kristine in 2011 in Washington, DC, and works in IT industry sales.
Marla (Diener) Kyriakos, Dallas AERS, is happy to announce that her son, Max Diener, joined the Deloitte Dallas office in September 2013 after graduating from SMU. Max is a consultant in the Business Technology Services group.
Lowell Pethley, Hermitage Services (Tennessee), has been recognized by "Who's Who" for having been designated for the past ten years as "Who's Who in America" and has also received recognition for having been designated for the past five years as "Who's Who in the World".
Kenneth Sipiora, Dallas Consulting, retired from Deloitte Consulting in 2013 and is enjoying time with family, playing a lot more golf and is busy with community service. In September, Kenneth was appointed by the McKinney, Texas City Council to a Board seat on the McKinney Airport Development Corporation. This board oversees the operation of our city's general aviation facility, McKinney National Airport.
Max Smith, Grand Rapids AERS, has been elected as the chairman of the board of the Isaac Foundation, Stitching. The Foundation is located in Amsterdam and provides grants to various ministries in foreign countries.
Benjamin Walker, Chicago AERS, married Jessica Hinds in summer 2012. He was also promoted to manager of Internal Audit at Beam, Inc. (the largest spirits company in the United States and 4th largest globally). Ben recently earned became a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA).
Don Wilks, Dallas Financial Advisory, leads a nonprofit, The Global Community for Education (GCE), that will break ground on their fourth school in November 2013 in Khari, Nepal. GCE believes the solutions to the world's problems begin with education, and since 2005 has partnered with communities by investing in schools where no or limited educational opportunities exist. Over 1000 children have attended a GCE school. Find out more at www.GlobalCommunityForEducation.org.
Dana Wobser, Cleveland AERS, is currently the manager, Corporate Training & Organizational Development at Myers Industries, Inc. in Akron, OH. Dana recently obtained her Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) certification.
Robert (Bob) Alexander, Seattle AERS, Cezanne and Bob Alexander teach fly fishing in the pristine rivers of the Olympic Peninsula. To connect, hear more on their activities and all things related to fishing, please consult their blog: http://www.blogger.com/profile/01893778683913216194
David Best, Los Angeles AERS, returned to the UK in 1989 after living and working in the U.S. for thirteen years. His last role there was with Lockheed Martin where he worked in their corporate headquarters in a number of senior finance positions.
David has been a non-executive director of several quoted and a few private companies since leaving his last full-time role as Group Finance Director of Xansa plc,. a software support business, in 1999. Currently, he is on the board of Senior plc., a FTSE 250 aerospace engineering company with two-thirds of its business in the U.S. In addition, he chairs the Dame Hilary Cropper Foundation in the UK – the Foundation supports disadvantaged young people in South Africa with an emphasis on education. He also chairs the Pinotage Youth Development Academy, based in Stellenbosch in the Western Cape of South Africa, where they have started a pilot programme for 25 students from local townships. They are learning the A – Z of winemaking together with skills in the hospitality and wine tourism sectors. The one year programme completes in May 2014 by which time we hope to double the student intake.
David lives in the UK and the south of France throughout the year as well as traveling extensively throughout the US and other parts of the world. He's been married to his wife Jilly for 30 years."
James Buresh, Los Angeles Tax, serves as a member of the board of directors of the Culver Legion, the alumni association of the academies from which he graduated. Last March he participated at the annual Ethics decision making weekend that the Legion sponsors. It is a two day event that highlights alumni and parents interacting with senior students on ethical decision making dilemmas. The alumni and parents are chosen from various backgrounds such as business, education, professional service firms and government.
Cathryn Currier, San Francisco Services, Known as Cathryn Soon at the time, worked her way to become a recruiter and was with Burr, Pilger & Mayer LLP for three years. Cathryn decided to leave her beloved job to stay home with her kids. She has two children, Kyle four, Keira is three. She is married now for six years and currently living in Livermore, CA. Cathryn is on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Michael DePaoli, San Francisco Consulting, has transitioned to a new role at cPrime, based in Foster City, CA. Michael is now serving as the Agile Solutions Architect for cPrime. In his new role, Michael will be working on developing new offerings that integrate current thinking on Agile at scale and a new Agile Management Framework to enable true Enterprise level Agile solutions.
Gary Johnson, Los Angeles AERS, is now CFO of BNK Petroleum as of April 2013. BNK is headquartered in Camarillo, CA and has operations in the U.S., Poland, Spain, Germany and the Netherlands. He joined BNK in June 2011 as the International Controller.
Gary works with clients to create strategies and tactics that enable cultural and operational alignment with current thinking in Lean-Agile product development, systems thinking, social science and human performance. Through this alignment, the right value is delivered faster, with greater predictability and with higher quality. Employees become motivated partners in delighting the customer.
Ajay Raina, Sacramento Consulting, The career change made by him since January of 2013 after moving from Deloitte so far has proven to be the right move. He is engaged in thought leading and strategic client facing roles at his current position.
Suna Taymaz, San Francisco AERS, has moved into the role of Senior Manager, Smart Grid, Research and Development PMO at Pacific Gas and Electric. In this role she will oversee a $30M/year R&D portfolio aimed at surfacing the next generation of clean energy technologies to advance California's energy policy goals including reducing carbon emissions and increasing renewable energy resources on the grid.


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Your growing gal will be the brightest bloom around in this Koala Kids Girls' Flower Costume, a Babies'R'Us exclusive! It's designed to look just like a fresh and colorful flower and even features a hood with oversized petals and leafy accents. A floral applique on the front adds the perfect finish. The Koala Kids Girls' Flower Costume features:
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The costume is adorable but my daughter hates it. She is six months old and it is very restrictive around the head and face. It doesn't go around the head bu around the face. It zips up the back of the head. She screams until I take it off. I can't even get a picture. Basically cute and a good product but I honk I know why there isn't a baby wearing the costume in the picture lol
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this is so cute, I bought it for my daughter who will be 3 months on Halloween. It is made very well and so adorable, I cant wait to show her off.
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