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Byzantine Empire
The Byzantine Empire has alot of ties to the roman empire
The byzantine empire was the eastern side of the roman empire thats why there is so many ties to the roman empire because in a way it is part of the roman empire. Here is how the Byzantine Empire and the Roman Empire are compared the roman capital was rome there religion was roman catholic there language was Latin some other information was it was the western half of the roman empire and they fell into the dark ages.The byzantine empires capital was Constantinople the religion is eastern greek orthodox the language was greek. some other little facts are they were the eastern half of the roman empire and they grew strong and lasted 1000 years.
impact on Russia
- cyrillic alphabet
- art work(mosaic)
- religion
- architecture
Contributions to our society
Justinian code the law of the byzantine empire based on the"twelve tables" of roman laws became a basis for laws in many Europin. there was also art and architecture that was usually supported the church. They also preserved Greek and Roman culture that means they saved there knoledge so we could build off of that.
Reason Why the Empire lasted so long
- organized government
- did not get to big
- minded there own bussiness

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|Trad, TR, 1 pitch
|YDS: 5.6 French: 4c Ewbanks: 14 UIAA: V ZA: 12 British: S 4b [details]
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|Jim Cormier on Aug 1, 2001
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By ClimbandMine
Feb 8, 2002
|Such a beautiful pitch, even in the middle of a thunderstorm! Definitely three stars (or five or six) and worth the hike. long runners are a good thing!
By Anonymous Coward
Oct 21, 2002
|This route is barely one star, despite the glowing write-up. This route is useful to get a top rope on the nearby bolted face. Otherwise, it is hard to get too excited about this route. It is also more like 5.5 than 5.7.
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Oct 21, 2002
rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
I think it's all relative, but at a moderate grade, it is fun and worth the effort. 3stars? Not in my book, but not a bomb either. One or two stars, depending on what you are used to. Weighing it in versus other climbs in the immediate area of similar length, it is good. 2 stars by the local metric, one compared to what else is available in colorado.
Some of the possible placements are in a flake that might expand. Be careful.
By Ripley Casdorph
Mar 9, 2003
rating: 5.4 4a 12 IV 10 VD 3c
|I thought this was the down climb for gray room. The only cool moves were the two steps at the top for the layback.
By Peter Gram
From: Cupertino, CA
Mar 27, 2003
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|Fun, but short. Climbs through two huge hollow flakes.
By Charles Danforth
From: L'ville, CO
Apr 24, 2005
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|Nice route and my first lead in almost two years. Definitely not a 5.7 but an enjoyable and varied route regardless with a little of everything, chimneying off the deck, a dihedral, a flake and some friction slab. With a 60m rope you can continue from the first set of cold-shuts up a nice slab to a second set of shuts. Rap in two stages back down; the walk-off (if you can call it that) is roundly aweful.
By Ernie Port
From: Boulder, Colorado
Jul 20, 2005
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|Climbed this tonight. Use this route to set up TR for next route to the left. Not a whole lot of meat on this bone, but the final flake is kinda cool to huck up and around. I wouldn't even call that (7) though.
By Greg Speer
From: Fort Collins, CO
Jun 2, 2010
rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
|It appears that MP has "Emergency Entrance" and "I.V. League" reversed. According to Hubbel's and Gillette's guidebooks I.V. League is the offwidth to the left of Cyberchondrial Paranoia and Emergency Entrance is the dihedral/flake to the right of Panic in the Grey Room. MP has it backwards.
By JFM
Mar 11, 2012
|As of 3-11-12, the switch a route problem has been resolved! Thanks, Area Admins!
By Mathias
From: Loveland, CO
Apr 9, 2016
rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
I really enjoyed this route when I first did it (hastily and as it started raining), so I had to come back and get on it again. I found getting established in the dihedral to be the crux and enjoyed as much as the first time.
I'm not sure why people are calling this a 5.4 or 5.5, unless they were climbing on top of the column rather than the dihedral itself.
By Amy Langley
Apr 11, 2016
rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
The start of this climb is definitely not a 5.5, I rated the route 5.7 with lots of stars; it's a fun climb!
Do be careful protecting the edge of the lower flake (the first you come to) that curves climbers left. I found it best to put a placement underneath and climb up to where this flake thickens out just before reaching the dodgy overhead flake before adding another piece. The overhead flake, as you will see, is just about completely hollow and best avoided at this point. Your belayer will appreciate the consideration!
By tkessel
From: Windsor,CO
Dec 12, 2016
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|Cool little lead, the flakes up top are awesome!


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The Decade Was 1900's
1900 - Life expectancy at birth averaged 48
years for whites and 33 years for blacks.
1901 - Teddy Roosevelt is elected
1903 - Henry Ford founds Ford Motor Co.
1906 - 2,500 people die from an
earthquake in San Francisco.
1905 - "In My Merry Oldsmobile" by Gus
Edwards was a hit song.
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for $850.
Various newspaper items concerning Boone County and its
residents in the early 1900's. You'll find a bit of everything ...
deaths, births, accidents, crime ... and even humor. All
items are transcribed exactly as they appeared in the
publication, so please bear in mind that it was a different
time and sometimes those editors wrote with a bit of flair,
and describing gory details seemed to be their specialty!
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day. And if you *do* find a relative in some of these news
clips, you might turn up a real surprise or two!
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Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 17, May 1901, page 2
John DAVIS, a brother of Lebanon, 40 years old,
unmarried, was found beside the Big Four Railroad track,
west of Lebanon, early Tuesday morning with both legs cut
off and body bruises and a wound on the back of his head. He
was unconscious when found and died at 3 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon without regaining conscious. How the accident
happened is unknown. He was drinking heavily Monday evening,
but his brother, Jesse thinks there is likely to be other
causes of his death when fully investigated.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relationship to individuals) - October 14, 2007
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 15 June 1900, page 4
Boone County Deaths
Mrs. Margaret R. Hamilton, west of Lebanon, died last
Friday, age 43 years.
Flora M. Brown, south of Lebanon, died Saturday,
aged 45 years.
Wm. Harrison, Harrison Township, died Saturday,
aged 77 years.
Mrs. Ellen Moran, Perry Township, died Saturday,
age 68 years.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relationship to individuals) - October 9, 2007
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 13 July 1900, page 2
Boone County Deaths
Nelson W. Weakley, who was agent at Thorntown, and
one of the oldest employees of the Big Four Rail Road, died
Monday night.
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Boone County, Indiana
Friday, 29 June 1906, Page 1
Thomas MITCHELL, aged sixty, of Thorntown, was
instantly killed Tuesday morning about 10 o'clock at the Big
Four pumping station in Thorntown. Mr. MITCHELL was
assisting in putting in a new boiler at the pumping station.
The chain used in hoisting the boiler broke letting the
heavy mass of metal fall to the ground. Mr. MITCHELL's
head was caught between the boiler and the wall and was
badly crushed. Death was instantaneous.
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Boone County, Indiana
Friday, 23 November 1906, page 1
Charles SLIDER, an engineer on a steam derrick train
on Chicago division of the Big Four, was killed at Thorntown
Monday morning. The train was crossing Sugar creek when Mr.
SLIDER was struck by the side of the bridge and
knocked from the engine, his body falling into the water
below. He was thirty-three years old and leaves a wife and
one child in Indianapolis.
The San Francisco Call
San Francisco, California
August 03, 1902
Hunted Ex-Convict Commits Suicide at Winnemucca.
WINNEMUCCA, Nev., Aug. 2.—The mystery veiling the suicide of
the young musician at Golconda three days ago has been
cleared by the finding of letters written by the deceased.
The suicide, who during his short sojourn in this State was
known as Humes, was really A. P. McMillan, a
fugitive from justice. A note giving the history of his
crimes is addressed "To whom it may concern." From his early
youth he has languished in reform schools, jails and
prisons, and his record throughout the State of California
extends back over ten years. He deserted his wife, to whom
he was illegally married, In Klamath Falls, Ore., and, with
officers of the law closely on his trail and another term in
the penitentiary staring him in the face, he resolved to
cheat justice with suicide. In his letters McMillan
bemoans his checkered career and counts as his final act of
crime the ending of his own life. He took strychnine and his
body was not discovered for several days.
McMillan came to this place about two weeks ago
and seemed to be a man of more than ordinary intelligence.
He was loth [sic] to talk about his past, and, being unable
to obtain other employment, took a job playing the violin in
a local saloon. He was an excellent musician and master of
several instruments.
On last Saturday night he complained of being ill, and after
retiring for the night disappeared as mysteriously as he had
appeared in the locality. On Wednesday word came from
Golconda that the man's body had been found in a room In the
Golconda Hotel, where it had lain three days. Clutched in
one hand was a box that had contained stychnine. [sic] It
was clearly a case of suicide.
The case was one of mystery for two days until the letters
were found In the room formerly occupied by the suicide in
this city. They were as follows:
No doubt when this is found and read I will be no more. I am
not exactly crazy, but I am determined to put an end to a
worthless renegade. Ever since I was six years of age I have
done nothing but pile one wrong on top of another. When I
was thirteen years old my father put me in the reform school
at Plainfield, Ind. I was there until I was eighteen, when I
escaped, and came to California. Then I got in trouble and
went up to the Arctic on a whaler to escape punishment. When
I got back I went down into Monterey County, Cal., and
six months and was sent from Hollister to San Quentin in
'96. I got out in '97 and four months afterward married in
Mariposa County, Cal. After seventeen months I deserted my
wife and child and went to Ukiah under the name of Blake.
I stole a bicycle and went to Hanford, was arrested there
and sentenced to four months for embezzlement. I was taken
from there back to Ukiah and sentenced to six months for the
bicycle theft. I did thirty days and escaped and went to
Crescent City. I got into trouble there and had to leave a
few months later. Then I wandered down into Placer County,
at Ophir, under the name of E. Selma and left there
owing about $300 and took a cornet and a violin. Then I went
to Klamath Falls, Or., and married. I made many friends in
Klamath Falls. I lived with my wife two months when I had to
leave to evade officers. I had very little money so
appropriated other people's coin and a wheel. I have been
chased to this place.
Now I am sure no one will blame me for taking my own life
under these circumstances. I try constantly to reform, but
to no avail. It is utterly impossible for me to avoid these
spells, for I am only a criminal by fits and when I get
those fits I am helpless. I have concluded to commit one
more and quit for always—that is, kill myself. Hoping the
victims of my mania will in a way forgive me, I will now
administer final punishment.
A. P. McMillan.
P. S., Please notify my wife, Mrs. Edna McMillan,
Klamath Falls. Or.; also my father, A. McMillan, at
Lebanon, Boone County, Ind.
To whom it may concern: My name is A. P. McMillan. I
have been playing violin in Winnemucca for W. J. Bell
under the name of Humes. I have a wife living at
Klamath Falls, Or., Mrs. Edna McMillan. In case of my
death, please notify my wife, also my father, at Lebanon,
Ind., A. M. McMillan.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - September 17, 2007
Repository: The Library of Congress
Blue Grass Blade
Lexington, Kentucky
Sunday, April 30, 1905
Stabbed One of His Flock In Argument Over a Negro
LEBANON, IND., April 15 -- A sensation was created here
today when Rev. John Dodge, pastor of the Holiness
Church, was arrested, charged with having stabbed Oscar
Johnson, a member of his congregation, during a quarrel
at a meeting which was being held to consider the
advisability of allowing a negro to preach to the
During a heated argument between Miss Mamie Chambers
and the pastor the latter slapped the preacher's face. The
act angered the pastor's wife, who engaged Miss Chambers
in a physical encounter. At this juncture it is alleged that
Oscar Johnson took part In the encounter and almost
instantly he was attacked by Rev. Dodge. Johnson
received a serious knife wound in the back. Rev. Dodge
was released under bond. Johnson will recover.
The Central Record
Lancaster, Kentucky
June 03, 1910
Mrs. Fannie Bryant left Friday for an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs. Margaret Parr, at Lebanon Ind.
Unknown Boone County Newspaper
July 1900
Miss Mary Griffith, Disappointed
in Love, Commits Suicide.
Broken-Heated [sic] Girl Confesses Cause of Her Act to
Physician -- Her Lover Charles Smiley, Weds Another.
[see original
news clipping for complete story]
Note: Per Indiana death records, Mary Griffith died
July 21, 1900, Marion Twp., Boone County.
Surnames in article: Griffith, Griffiths,
Davenport, Smiley, Padget, Padgett,
Submitted by:
Julie Townsend - September 7, 2007
Coshocton Daily Times
Coshocton, Ohio
Monday, May 3, 1909
Fred Graves, prosecuting attorney of Boone county,
Ind., was drowned when his canoe was swept over a dam near
Transcribed by: T. Stover - August 20, 2007
The Nebraska State Journal
Lincoln, Nebraska
Friday Morning, July 24, 1908
Page 5
Friends of Judge Samuel R. Artman, of Lebanon, Ind.,
are booming him for the prohibition nomination for
president. He is a circuit court judge of Boone county,
Ind., and gave a decision against the constitutionality of
licensing saloons on February 13, 1907. According to the
decision the state of Indiana had no more right to license
liquor selling than to license gambling, being dangerous to
public morals and public safety. The decision supported the
claims of the anti-nuisance league of Indiana and was hailed
by prohibitionists as affording a means of combating liquor
selling throughout the nation. Since the decision Judge
Artman has been in demand as a lecturer for prohibition.
The Newark Advocate
Newark, Ohio
Wednesday Evening, February 5, 1902
Death Bed
Gift Leads To A Remarkable Discovery.
Man for 25 Years Recognized Two
Wives in Different Cities -- Affecting Scene
Chicago, Ill., Feb. 5 -- A death-bed gift has led to the
discovery of a remarkable story of two homes maintained by
one man.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wright and her daughter, Mrs. Lillie
Felmlie, have just returned from Whitestown, Ind. where
they secured proof that Wm. Wright, their husband and
father respectively, had for a quarter of a century
recognized two wives in different cities. Wright, a
respected wagon maker of Whitestown, died a month ago. At
that time he gave out the information which led the wife
with whom he was living to find the wife he had deserted
after she had borne him six children.
Wright was married to his first wife in 1865, and
lived with her until 1874. At that time trouble caused the
couple to part and Wright drifted to Indiana from
Chicago. Two years after he arrived at Whitestown he married
his second wife. This was twenty-one years after his first
marriage. For years Wright did not visit his first
wife in Chicago, but finally the longing became so strong to
see her that he came. After that he visited here frequently.
She refused to live with him because her family by that time
became able to support themselves and her at the same time.
Just before his death Wright told his Whitestown wife
of a son, Charles Wright, who lived in Chicago, and
requested that his gold watch be sent to him.
After the funeral the Indiana wife wrote to Charles Theodore
Wright of this city and the correspondence which
followed proved to her that the first wife of the man to
whom she supposed she had been legally married for
twenty-five years was still living and that consequently she
had been living with a bigamist.
Mrs. Sarah Wright of this city, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Lillie G. Felmlie, went to Whitestown
a few days ago and the scene between the two wives was
The Newark Advocate
Newark, Ohio
Tuesday Evening, November 10, 1903
Like Baggage Because He Could Not Talk -- Strange Malady of
an Indiana Man.
Crawfordsville, Ind., Nov. 10 -- W. T. Lawell of New
Rose, [sic] Ind., has just passed through the unique
experience of traveling all the way from Texas like a piece
of baggage.
He stepped from a Big Four train bearing a tag which read:
"This is W. T. Lawell. He cannot talk. He is going to
New Ross, Ind."
Without a word of warning he appeared at his home and only
after hours of labor was able to make his family understand
his strange dilemma. He was at work in Texas for a big
lumber company and was injured in some mysterious way. The
wife tried in vain to learn his trouble, but the man seemed
dazed and has not sufficiently recovered to explain his
condition. Lawell is suffering from paralysis of the
brain, caused by a blood clot. He cannot talk and his mind
is a blank. With a moan he points to his head, indicating
that he has been badly injured. Not one word to solve the
mystery has been received from the Hildergard Lumber
company of Laurelia, Texas, by whom he was employed. He will
probably die.
The Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois
May 30, 1901
James Weatherly has just returned from Boone county,
Ind., where he has purchased a farm.
The Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois
February 28, 1908
M. L. Deck and Miss Cora Deck have been called
to New Ross, Ind., on account of the death of Mrs. Deck's
mother Thursday. Mrs. Deck went to New Ross last week
and was with her mother at the latter's death.
Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
October 27, 1902
New Head of Sons of Veterans Youngest Man to Hold That
Frank Martin the new commander in chief of the Sons
of Veterans, is the youngest man ever elected to the
position and the only one ever chosen without opposition.
Mr. Martin is a native of Lebanon, Ind., and is now
in his thirty-second year. He has been prominent in the
affairs of the Sons of Veterans for several years and in
1895, while still in college, was elected state commander of
the order in Indiana, holding the office for two terms. For
eight years he has been deputy auditor of Indiana.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - July 17, 2007
Freeborn County Standard
Albert Lea, Minnesota
July 11, 1900
Sarah Place celebrated her one hundredth birthday in
Lebanon, Ind.
Des Moines Daily Leader
Des Moines, Iowa
December 8, 1901
Shot Father and Himself
Lebanon, Ind., Dec. 7 -- Arthur Gobble, aged 24,
after shooting and seriously wounding his father, John
Gobble, 55 years old, a farmer, today, went home, told
his mother of his deed, fired a shot into his head and fell
dying at her feet. The old man was working in a field when
Arthur approached and demanded that his father collect a
bill that was due him. Upon the old man telling his son that
he would attend to his own affairs without advice, the boy
drew a revolver and fired three shots. The old man was
seriously injured but will recover.
Coshocton Daily Age
Coshocton, Ohio
May 17, 1907
Friday, Page 1 and 7
Coshocton Man Admits Bigamy Charge in Indianapolis Court
-- Sentenced Today
Indianapolis, Ind., May 17 -- (Special) -- Dawson was fined
$100 and costs and sentenced to six months in the county
workhouse at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Indianapolis May 17 -- "Mon Cher Minette: They can't hang
me darling. They can't kill me. And they can't keep me in
prison all my life. And when I do get out we two will live
together in a nice little country[?] home where life will be
one long sweet song.
"A thousand kisses for yours."
The note, rich in
sentiment, ___ scribbled on very plain paper that was
supplied to Leslie Dawson by an attaché of the Marion
County jail [?] was addressed to Mrs. Minnie Dawson,
No. 2. It was read in evidence in Criminal Court, this
afternoon, where Dawson was on trial, charged with
He Pleads Guilty
Judge William Irvin, at the conclusion of the hearing
of the case, indicated that he would find the man guilty of
bigamy today, but he said he wanted time to consider what
proper punishment would be in the case. John W. Kern,
the bigamist's lawyer, pleaded guilty for his client but
said much at the close of the case about "mitigating
circumstances" which lawyers for the state and others about
the court room thought were mythical.
Poor Memory
Dawson was on the witness stand. He admitted that he
married Minnie Kinney -- she who received the note
and the thousand kisses -- without knowing that Mrs. Minnie
Dawson of Coshocton, O. had been divorced from him.
He said he had heard through a friend that she had applied
for a divorce, but his memory was rather hazy about this.
The Ohio Minnie Dawson was here to testify against
her husband and she told how he had deserted her and their
three little children at a time when she was ill and could
do nothing toward her own support.
It was shown how Dawson had been arrested here for
deserting his former wife a short time after he had married
the second time and how his Ohio wife learned, through her
inquiries about him here, that he had married another woman.
He succeeded in avoiding the embarrassment of letting Minnie
Kinnie Dawson know he was a bigamist until the Ohio
wife caused his arrest here a short time after he had given
bond [?] at Coshocton to support his wife No. 1 and his three
little children.
The Second Wedding
Mrs. Dawson No. 2, who appeared to have a real
affection for her husband -- she to whom he sent the kisses
-- told how she had come to Indianapolis from her home
near [?] Zionsville and had found employment in an Illinois
street boarding house where Dawson was manager. They
loved and they wedded three months after her arrival from
the farm. And she said they were happy until the law placed
a barrier of iron between them.
Mr. Kern told a joke about a man who was charged with
bigamy and otherwise seemed not to regard the
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offense particularly seriously. He said a certain man was
charged with bigamy and that the judge when it came time to
rule on the case, declared that since the man had seven
wives, he was not guilty of bigamy at all, that he was
"guilty of pleurisy."
Attorneys for the state and others in the court room,
including Judge Irvin, smiled. Mr. Kern
laughed, Dawson smiled. She of the thousand kisses
laughed quite heartily. But she of the three little children
at Coshocton, O., did not smile. The whole procedure
appealed to her as being a very serious matter.
Under the law, the man might be fined in any sum not
exceeding $1,000. To this might be added imprisonment of not
to exceed six months in jail. Or, he may be sentenced to
from 2 to 5 years in the state prison.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - April 14, 2007
Transcriber Note: Indiana marriage records show that
William L. Dawson married Minatta L. Kinney on
21 November 1906 in Marion County, Indiana. Source: Marion
County Indiana Index to Marriage Records 1906 - 1910, Book:
43, OS Page: 519. On the 1910 census, Minnie Kinney
is shown as single and living in the home of her parents,
Jeremiah and Margaret Kinney in Eagle Twp.,
Zionsville, Boone County, Indiana.
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana
November 25. 1908
LEBANON, Ind., Nov. 24 -- At the home of David Slayback, a
bachelor who was found dead near Lebanon Saturday, the
neighbors yesterday found in a pile of corncobs an even
$2,000, all in gold. The money had originally been tied up
in paper, but rats had been at work and the coins were well
scattered through the pile of cobs.
Mr. Slayback drew $4,700 in cash from a Lebanon bank last
spring. He was eccentric. A few years ago he was worked for
$3,000 by sharpers who sold him some worthless paper.
Two years ago he built a church at Rosston for the
congregation there paying all of the expenses himself.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - March 11, 2007
Decatur Herald
Decatur, Illinois
November 10, 1905
M. L. Deck Will Meet With Relatives
at Whitestown, Ind.
M. L. Deck left Tuesday for Whitestown, Ind., where
he will attend a family reunion. There he will meet his
sisters, Mrs. J. A. Dishner of Tennesee[sic],
Mrs. William Harr of Whitestown, and his brother,
Joseph Deck of Urbana, Ill, The reunion there is the
first time that they have been together in thirty-five
years. M. L. Deck has met his brother and sisters
several times during those years, but it was only recently
that Mrs. Dishner and Joseph Deck met for the
first time in thirty-five years, and now they have arranged
for a meeting before Mrs. Dishner returns to her home
in Tennessee.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - 1/20/2007
State Social and Personal News
The Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, Indiana
October 31, 1909
Bert Aldridge was home from Indianapolis Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stall were in Chicago Saturday and
Mrs. E. A. Godley and daughter Caroline have returned
home from a visit at Winamac, Ind.
The Over the-Teacups Club was entertained at the home of
Miss Jeanette Jaques Monday evening.
The Wild Cats Club will give a Halloween party Monday
evening at the home of Miss Hester Seawright.
Mrs. M. O. Wallace, Mrs. M. E. Cahill and P.
J. Wallace, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Johnson, returned to their home in Milwaukee Friday.
Miss Gladys La Rue, a student and a member of the
Alpha Phi Sorority at De Pauw, was home Sunday. She was
accompanied by Miss Inez Gass, also a member of the
same sorority.
Mrs. Ivory C. Tolle was hostess to the Magazine Club
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Dame of Franklin was the guest of Mr. And
Mrs. H. G. Brown Sunday.
Mrs. Salome McCain of Crawfordsville was the guest of
Mrs. C. P. Rodman Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Thomas of Toronto, Canada, are
the guests of Lebanon relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Whitaker were guests of their
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Dutchie, at Indianapolis Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella and Lizzie Hoffman, Mrs. Harry Hicks
and Mrs. Frank Hicks of Indianapolis were guests of
Mrs. W. C. Halfman Sunday.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - December 26, 2006
Social Side of City
The Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, Indiana
December 30, 1909
Mrs. S. R. Artman gave a pretty Christmas frolic for
the members of her Sunday school class of the Central
Christian Church yesterday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
The rooms were trimmed with ropes of holly and laurel and
Christmas bells. During the afternoon a delightful musicale
was given by the Misses Elsie McKee, Bonnie
Ralston, Minerva Searles and Gretchen Spegg.
Among the guests were the Misses Lillian and Corrine
Stevenson and Carrie Martin of Lebanon, who were
formerly members of Mrs. Artman's class at her old
home in Lebanon, and Miss Helen Monjan of Rushville,
Ind. Mrs. Arthur Carr gave several monologues.
Shelburne Reunion
The Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, Indiana
September 8, 1908
Society Women Section, page 7
Mrs. L. S. Kean, Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Shelburne
and Mrs. O. Baker of this city and Mrs. M. Baker of
Stinesville will leave Wednesday morning for Whitestown to
attend the reunion of the Shelburne family.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - 9/2006
The Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, Indiana
Wednesday, October 28, 1908
Indiana News
Skeleton of Indian Goliath Found Near That of Small
Animal In Shallow Gravel Pit at Whitestown
Whitestown, Ind., Oct 27 -- While a number of farmers were
loading gravel at the gravel pit on the farm of Rhenus
Isenhour, three miles north of Whitestown, Monday, they
found a human skeleton of great size at a depth of about
four feet. A slight cavein [sic] from the side of the pit
revealed the skeleton, which lay in a horizontal position.
David Neese and Linsey Hine, supervisors of
the roads north of Whitestown, directed the men to remove
the bones carefully, and they succeeded in exhuming them
practically intact. Resting beside the skeleton were the
bones of a smaller animal, resembling those of a dog.
The skeleton was removed to Whitestown and Dr. P. B.
Little pronounced it to be that of an Indian of immense
stature. The bones forming the lower half of the skull are
very large, especially the jaw bones, which contain perfect
sets of teeth. The skeleton was left at the office of Dr.
Little, where it has been viewed by great numbers of people.
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Tuesday Morning, January 14, 1902
WASHINGTON - Jan. 13 - The president to-day named the
following postmasters for Indiana: Chauncey D. Sherwin,
Goshen; Albet S. Peacock, Attica; Elliott E
Barnard, Delphi; Andrew Laird, Frankfort; Andrew
M. Willoughby, Greensburg; Ellis G. Darnell,
Lebanon; William C. Vance, Noblesville; Andrew
Morrissey, Notre Dame; William H. Mallory,
Veedersburg; William O. Protsman, Vevay; Robert S.
Potts, Thorntown; B. W. Scott Wiseman, Culver.
Charges of an unimportant character were preferred against
Sherwin, of Goshen, and there was local opposition to
Protsman, of Vevay, and Willoughby, of
Greensburg. The senators stood by their original
recommendations in every instance.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - 10/2006
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Sunday, February 2, 1902, Page 8, col 3
On Monday evening the Rev. J. O. Rose, of Lebanon,
state superintendent of the good citizenship department of
the Christian Endeavor society, will address the Union
Christian Endeavor meeting at Plymouth church.
The Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, Indiana
October 25, 1908
Page 17, For Sale - Miscellaneous
FOR SALE -- Piano purchasing coupon for $78.50, issued by
the Story & Clark Piano Company; will take $25
cash. Address EDWIN M. HOBBS, Zionsville, Boone
County, Indiana.
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Thursday morning, March 11, 1909
CHICAGO, March 10 - Judge A. B. Anderson who presided
at the retrial of the celebrated Standard Oil case, was born
in Zionsville, Ind., February 10, 1857. He was graduated
from Wabash college in 1879 and then studied law at
Crawfordsville and Indianapolis. He was admitted to the bar
in 1881 and began the practice of law at Crawfordsville. He
was a prosecuting attorney for Montgomery county, Ind., for
three years, and since December 18, 1902, he has been United
States district judge for the district of Indiana. His home
is in Indianapolis. Another famous case at which Judge
Anderson presided was that against John R. Walsh,
former president of the Chicago National bank, who was found
guilty of misapplying the funds of the bank and was
sentenced to serve a five years' term in prison at
Leavenworth, Kas. Walsh's case is now pending in the
court of appeals.
The Weekly Sentinel
Fort Wayne, Indiana
January 24, 1906
Prevented by illness from attending church services, Miss
Ara Vaught, by means of telephone arrangements made
expressly for her benefit, was enabled last night to hear
the entire revival service at the M. E. church. Miss
Vaught has been an invalid for several years and has not
been able to attend church. She is a devout Christian. Miss
Vaught recently expressed a desire to hear the pipe
organ in the new church and yesterday the Lebanon Telephone
company made arrangements whereby her wish could be
gratified. A megaphone attached to a telephone was placed in
front of the pulpit in such a way that every word uttered by
the pastor, the Rev. Tillotson, and every note of the
pipe organ was caught up by the megaphone and transmitted
through the telephone. It was a rare treat for the invalid
and was deeply appreciated by her.
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I know that Brussels sprouts have a reputation for being disgusting, but when they're cooked the right way, they're actually really delicious. Any vegetable is pretty gross when overcooked, so if you've had a bad experience with Brussels sprouts, please give them another chance. If the fact that they taste great isn't enough to convince you, how about this – they're super simple to make but look and taste like they aren't.
I made the Vegan with a Vengeance garlic roasted Brussels sprouts for Thanksgiving last year because I thought it would be nice to have a green vegetable on the table amidst all the casseroles and such. People who'd never had them or thought they hated them were pleasantly surprised by how good they were. They take on a kind of nutty quality when roasted, and the best parts are the stray leaves that get really crisp and toasted.
This year I was looking around at the site TasteSpotting, as I often do, and I found this recipe for shredded roasted sprouts. I tend to prefer really small sprouts, so the idea of shredding them into small pieces before roasting sounded perfect to me. These were so delicious, and couldn't have been easier to make – unless, of course, I'd had a bag of pre-shredded sprouts!
I used about a pound and half of Brussels (before trimming), which seemed to be enough to serve 4-5. You can easily double or triple this for more people. I also used a bit more vinegar and oil, and rather than whisking them together in a separate bowl, I just poured them over the top and tossed everything together. (Mainly because I'm lazy and didn't want to wash an extra bowl.) Other than that, the only other change I made to the recipe was omitting the Parmesan cheese. I have vegan Parmesan that I could have used, but I thought they were good as is and any more seasoning would have been too much.
I prefer to roast these on a foil or parchment lined baking pan, and I would recommend prepping these ahead of time, but not actually roasting them until you're going to serve them. They don't stay as crisp if you hold them over, and while you can reheat them, they really are best right out of the oven the first time.


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Reverend Enoch Immanuel Agbozo speaking to the congregation
Reverend Enoch Immanuel Agbozo, leader of the Ghana Evangelical Society (GES) says the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) and International Monitory Fund (IMF) offers are not the answers to the economic crisis that has bedevilled the country.
According to him, 'The country is going through the current economic crisis due to bad leadership and corrupt practices of some government officials.'
Rev Immanuel Agbozo was speaking at a special church service at GES in Accra, where he said the EPA and IMF offers 'can't eliminate the canker and filth of corruption and bankruptcy, leadership in the country.'
He said that the current government's borrowing, domestic and foreign budget deficit, expenditure pattern and donor financial regime were the prime cause of the economic crisis, prompting EPA and IMF offers of assistance et al.
Rev Immanuel Agbozo said, 'The EPA arrangement can be likened to selling the hen of national resources base and the golden eggs of industrial, agricultural, economic development, employment, and wealth creation possibilities for a mere pittance of economic challenges caused by apparent careless, non-judicious and indiscriminate borrowing combined with unscrupulous free flow expenditures in the public sector.'
He said the apparent free for all approach to loans and expenditure in government and public accounts in general have given way to unprecedented rise to corruption, embezzlement, malfeasance and theft.
Rev Immanuel Agbozo said there could be no debate that corruption, malfeasance, robbery and theft in government and the public service have much to do with bankruptcy and distress, the suffering and woes of the people and nation.
He said, 'The country is in a critical moment, we need to seek God's intervention to save the situation. IMF and EPA can't help us.'
Rev Immanuel Agbozo said some men of God were also indulging in corrupt practices which do not speak well of the Christian religion, and added that there was the need to stamp out corruption in government and churches in order to save the country.
Rev Immanuel Agbozo called on pastors and all Christians to rise together as one people with faith to pray and work to rescue the nation from the current state of national distress.
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Where are the Circuit Breakers and Fuses on New Boats?
Newer DC panels can appear a lot simpler than those made even a few years ago. Both marketing and technology are responsible for the change.
November 23, 2012
Question: I've been attending the fall boat shows, and the photo below shows a panel on one of the new boats I checked out. In general the panels on the new boats seem to be smaller than the panel on my old boat, and it's unclear to me where the builders now hide the fuses or circuit breakers on these new designs. Any insight here would be helpful.
Answer: Great question and no, it's not your imagination, the electrical panels used today are much more discreet than those on boats five or ten years older. There are two reasons: marketing perceptions, and advances in engineering and available components.
To answer the marketing perception part of the equation, I've asked boat salespeople point-blank about this trend and their explanation has been quite believable: People just don't like the "techy" look of the traditional C-series circuit breakers staring them in the face, in either a rocker switch or toggle switch configuration. Personally I like the techy look, but I am apparently the exception to the rule.
On the technical side of things, engineers have been able to conceal all of the requisite over-current protection, either in the form of fuses or circuit breakers, by utilizing some really modern devices common to the automotive industry.
The photo below shows the back side of a panel similar to the one in your photo above. Integrated onto the printed circuit board are holders for the ATC fuses shown in the photo (yellow and blue, numbered 10 and 15). These have been widely used on cars and trucks for years now, and they represent a significant cost- and space-saving way to provide the needed circuit protection that is both serviceable and out of sight until you need to deal with it.
As a point of comparison, the photo at right shows a line-up of C-series toggle-type breakers on the back of a more traditional panel. Each breaker is easily ten times the size of the ATC fuse that replaces it.
In the same vein as the ATC fuses, we are now starting to see ATC-type circuit breakers being employed as shown in the photo below. For me these are the ultimate in cool-tech as they can be reset if they trip—and you don't need to keep a pile of spares on board.
ATC-type circuit breakers are available in three varieties, but only the type 2 and type 3 units are compliant with industry standards. The type 1 units are auto-reset, which is not standards-compliant. The type 2 units cannot be reset until the fault that tripped it is corrected. The type 3 units can be manually reset, but will trip again if the fault still exists.


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as the two England Under-21 players charged by Serbian police.
Stuart Pearce's No 2 Steve Wigley was also indicted — despite being attacked
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Cops have filed criminal charges of violence against the Young Lions and coach
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Danny Rose was racially abused by home fans before, during and after England's
1-0 win.
And Serbia's bitter players went on the attack after Connor Wickham's late
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QPR defender Nedum Onuoha, who was racially abused by Serb thugs at the 2007
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charge two of our lads.
"From all I've seen, it looks like they were the ones being attacked.
"On what basis can you charge someone for being attacked? It's more than
The UK has an extradition treaty with Serbia — although it is extremely
unlikely any involved will be extradited to face charges.
But they could face arrest their next time on Serbian soil.
Onuoha joked: "The good news for Danny Rose is he can't go to Serbia again."
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London (Oct. 20)
Convocation of the council of the Jewish Agency for Palestine and of the Zionist World Congress in order to take such action as the situation requires is intimated by Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the president of the Jewish Agency and of the World Zionist Organization, in a letter to Lord Passfield, Colonial Minister, today, in which he announces that he has resigned as president of the Jewish Agency and of the World Zionist Organization.
Dr. Weizmann declares in this letter that the British government's statement on policy is tantamount to "denying the rights and sterilizing the hopes of the Jewish people regarding the Jewish National Home in Palestine.
"During the past twelve years," Dr. Weizman writes, "I have been the head of the Zionist Organization and the Jewish Agency for Palestine. I have sought to work in closest harmony with the British government and have based my action on a system of intimate cooperation with them. Nobody could therefore be more anxious than myself to respond to the appeal for further cooperation were there a basis for it, but I fail to see it now after censure has been pronounced by the British government on our past work and the decision has been taken placing the most serious obstacle for the future."
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Interior paint touch-ups.
U-Haul truck rental to move some furniture and boxes into storage.
Rental of said storage unit.
Interviewing of cross-country moving companies and getting estimates.
Selling our second car after deciding it's not worth towing or moving it.
Haggling over home inspections.
Lying awake at night.
Listening to rain and storm after storm nearly every day or night.
Making boarding arrangements for the dogs for three days while the house is shown.
Making hotel reservations for ourselves for three days while the house is shown.
Cleaning and more cleaning.
Packing and more packing.
Knowing it will all be worth it.
See ya.
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
My Life Since I Got Home
Throwing tons of things away.
Packing things.
Oh my God, the yarn!
Drinking coffee.
Talking to realtors.
Signing papers (it's electronic signing these days!)
Lying awake at night.
Sweating my ass off.
Looking at pictures of the new house over and over.
Throwing more things away. Where did I get all this stuff?
Drinking more coffee.
Thanking God I'm such a lucky, lucky girl.
Staging the house to show.
Buying lots of boxes, tape, and big Sharpies.
Buying BIG trash bags and filling them.
Looking at maps.
Did I mention throwing things away??
Still doing my regular job in between all of it.
I'm pooped with no time for regular blogging.
Love ya. See ya.
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Monday, May 18, 2015
Mission Impossible Accomplished!
Our New Home
I didn't take this pic. It's an aerial shot of the town. I circled our place in red. That's the Columbia River! No worries of flooding as we're up high...the picture doesn't show how high the town is above the river, but it is.
I did take the rest of these pictures...
It rained the entire day the day I was out taking all of these.
For personal reasons, I'm not giving out anymore specifics about the house or showing pictures right now. I'm sure those will come once we're settled.
No worries...there is a LYS in the next town over.
AND a Big Walmart.
It was a rough solo trip with lots to cram in and a heavy load on my shoulders, but things just seemed to slide into place like they were meant to be. I found THE HOUSE on the first day, made a low-ball offer the next morning, and it was accepted within hours. This house is so perfect and so well taken care of. We are lucky to have it.
Now we just have the big business of selling our house here and getting everything packed and ready to go. We believe our house will be snatched up quickly after it goes on the market, but if it isn't, we're prepared for that too and ready to move anyway. We'll be outta here within 2 or so months whatever happens. We close on our new house on or before July 15th.
See ya!
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Friday, May 08, 2015
Busy Bee
We went to this little coffee shop and creperie near our house last weekend.
I have more pictures, but just no time to post and chat.
You can see my reflection in the door glass.
We had a Caramel Apple Crepe.
And coffee, of course.
Which was VERY good, by the way.
A different taste than Starbucks and better.
I've just been too busy to even think about posting this past week. I've knitted 8 rows on my socks for the Sock-Along. (Yellow box in my sidebar.) We've had tons of work to do during the day, and my arms and brain just weren't up to any knitting, crocheting, or blog posting after that. Plus, there's much more than work going on. More about that another time. It's good stuff though!
I won't be able to post this coming week either, as I'll be away on a solo trip across the country for personal business until a week from Saturday. Hang in there with me. I WILL be back!
Pammy Sue
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Friday, May 01, 2015
Doily, Gifts, Tuna, Misc.
I saw a doily similar to this one, but it had no graph or pattern and I wanted to make it badly.
So for the last few days, I've been crocheting and ripping out and writing and erasing until I got something I was happy with. I have the pattern written out, but who knows when I'll ever get it typed out and posted in my sidebar. Typing out pattern lingo is not fun, especially when I type a lot anyway during the day when I work.
Anyway, here she is. I love her. I have another flower made in white and will make another one with the white flower as the center. I'm still trying to decide what color the main body will be. I'm kind of leaning towards red to make it look sort of Christmasy, but we'll see.
I found a box on my porch yesterday delivered in the mail, which is not unusual because one or the other of us is always ordering something. I glanced at the return address and didn't recognize the name, so I figured it was something for the Cap. My name is on the account we usually use so the fact that it was addressed to me but meant for him wasn't unusual either. I laid it on the counter for him to open when he got home from work. But I kept looking at it and wondering if maybe I had forgotten about something I had ordered and finally decided to open it and see.
Oh My!!
It was for me, but I didn't order it!
Fun-fun-fun! Giggle, giggle...and I may have done a little silly dance as I took the items out of the box. I love the old thread in my favorite color for doilies. and look at the vintage crochet pattern book for thread! Somebody knows exactly what I like.
Look at the yarn! A big, thick ball of sock yarn.
Do you know what this is?
I didn't until I figured out how to open it.
Aren't they freakin' CUTE?!
Thank you, Meredith, for your thoughtfulness. My heart is full.
My hubby brought home this new little succulent a couple of weeks ago. I love the orange flowers it produces. I took a close-up of the label so you could see the name of it. It's staying in the Magic Window in my kitchen.
Unfortunately, after all my beautiful succulents lasted all summer and through this winter, they are all looking rather sick now. I'm hoping they'll perk up soon and not continue to deteriorate. They've always thrived and been so healthy since I brought the home. I moved them back outside now that it's very warm most days and doesn't get very cold at night. They are getting plenty of sunshine so I'm not sure what the problem is.
I made some Tuna Pasta Salad to go in the fridge this morning.
This is what I put in it.
1 lb-box of Garden Rotini pasta cooked
3 12-oz cans tuna in water, drained
5 boiled eggs, chopped
3 ribs chopped celery
1/3 of a large onion, chopped
1 4-oz jar diced pimento, drained
1 cup mayonnaise
1 Tbsp Ranch Dressing Mix Powder
2 tsp black pepper
Mix all and refrigerate at least 4 hours before serving.
I think hubby and I are going to watch the movie Interstellar later this afternoon.
I'm sure I'll look through some patterns for a shawl or something pretty to make with the sock yarn Meredith sent me. I've been contemplating tackling the knitting of some socks and even ordered some sock yarn to do so, but I'm still on the fence as to whether or not I want to put myself through that aggravation. Knitting is still definitely not my bag. I'm just glad I know a little something about it now, and that's good enough for me. My beloved crochet will remain my favorite gift as long as I live and have hands that are able.
Speaking of that sock yarn, I don't think I showed y'all what I ordered. I'll do that next time.
I started a new book that is really good. I'll show it to you and talk a little about it next time also.
I just had a tomato, cucumber, and fresh spinach sandwich with mayo, salt & pepper, and it was fantastic. I think I'll spoil all the healthiness and have a Dr. Pepper now. I haven't had one in days.
I bought a selfie stick. I have no idea why. Maybe I just thought it was a cool idea. I have no intention of plastering selfies all over my blog, Flickr, Instagram, or anywhere else. But I could if I wanted to now.
That is all.
See ya.
Have a Happy Day!
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Celgene Invests in OncoMed's Demcizumab and up to Five Additional Preclinical Biologics Programs; OncoMed Leads Early Clinical Trials and Retains Co-Development, Co-Commercialization and Profit-Sharing Rights OncoMed to Receive $177.25 Million Upfront, Including a $22.25 Million Equity Investment OncoMed to Host a Conference Call This Morning for Investors at 8:30 a.m. ET REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Dec. 3, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- OncoMed Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq:OMED) and Celgene Corporation (Nasdaq:CELG) today announced an agreement to jointly develop and commercialize up to six anti-cancer stem cell (CSC) product candidates from OncoMed's biologics pipeline, including demcizumab (OMP-21M18, Anti-DLL4). OncoMed will control and conduct initial clinical studies at which point Celgene has an option to license worldwide rights to up to six novel anti-CSC therapeutic candidates. OncoMed retains global co-development and U.S. co-commercialization rights for five of the six anti-CSC product candidates with 50/50 U.S. profit sharing, and royalties to be received in other territories. Celgene will also have research, development and commercialization rights to small molecule compounds in an undisclosed cancer stem cell pathway. Celgene obtains an exclusive option on one of OncoMed's most advanced clinical candidates, demcizumab, during or after the completion of certain future planned Phase II clinical trials to be conducted by OncoMed. Demcizumab is currently in three Phase Ib clinical studies in combination with standard-of-care therapeutics, including a trial in patients with first-line advanced pancreatic cancer. Subsequent to option exercise, the parties will co-develop demcizumab, sharing global development costs on a 1/3 OncoMed and 2/3 Celgene basis. The companies will co-commercialize demcizumab in the United States with 50/50 profit sharing. Outside the United States, Celgene would lead development and commercialization, with OncoMed eligible to receive milestones and tiered double-digit royalties on sales outside the United States. In addition to demcizumab, the collaboration includes up to five preclinical- or discovery-stage biologics programs: OncoMed's anti-DLL4/VEGF bispecific antibody and up to four additional biologics programs targeting either the RSPO-LGR CSC pathway or an additional undisclosed CSC pathway. Celgene obtains exclusive options on these programs during or after completion of certain Phase I clinical trials to be conducted by OncoMed. For the anti-DLL4/VEGF bispecific antibody and three of the four additional biologics programs, OncoMed retains 50/50 U.S. profit sharing and co-commercialization terms, plus 1/3 OncoMed and 2/3 Celgene global development cost-sharing and mid-single digit to mid-double digit royalties outside the profit-sharing territory. On the fourth biologics program, Celgene would receive an exclusive worldwide license, with OncoMed receiving high-single digit to mid-double digit royalties on worldwide sales. Celgene also obtains an option to conduct small molecule research, development, and commercialization in an undisclosed CSC pathway, with OncoMed eligible to receive milestones and low- to mid-single digit royalties on any resulting small molecule anti-cancer product candidates.
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THURSDAY, Sept. 9 (HealthDay News) -- African-American, Hispanic, and uninsured pedestrians struck by vehicles have a greater mortality risk than white or privately insured pedestrians who are struck, according to research published in the August issue of Surgery.
Rubie Sue Maybury, M.D., of the Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, D.C., and colleagues extracted data from the National Trauma Data Bank on 26,404 pedestrians, aged 16 to 64 years, hit by vehicles during 2002 to 2006 and subsequently hospitalized. The researchers compared mortality by race (white, African-American, or Hispanic) and by insurance status (privately insured, government insured, or uninsured).
The researchers found that African-Americans and Hispanics had 22 and 33 percent greater risks of mortality than whites, respectively, in vehicle-pedestrian accidents, while uninsured patients had a 77 percent greater risk of mortality than patients with private insurance.
"Minority patients have a greater rate of death from pedestrian trauma, and minority race and uninsured status are independent predictors of mortality after pedestrian trauma. This observation, coupled with the fact that more severe injuries occur in densely populated areas with a greater percentage of minority residents, places an undue burden of pedestrian trauma-related death on African-American, Hispanic, and uninsured populations. Prevention strategies to improve pedestrian safety on urban streets should be a critical component of efforts to decrease disparities in trauma outcomes," the authors write.
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The NZ Red Cross Disaster Welfare Support Team in Queenstown is calling for new recruits to bolster its core membership of eight volunteers.
Members from the Queenstown, Gore and Invercargill teams, backed by the only dedicated NZ Red Cross ''welfare centre on wheels'' truck in the South Island so far, will run their recruitment campaign at the Lake Hayes Agricultural and Pastoral Show tomorrow and take part in the grand parade at noon.
Queenstown response team leader Fi Sawers said yesterday the team's ranks had fluctuated over the past 18 months because of the transient nature of the population and the new year was the ideal time to attract new members.
Disaster Welfare Support Team members from the Wakatipu have a range of backgrounds, from firefighting and aviation, to fundraising and youth work, but all are trained in welfare, outreach, first aid, casualty handling and relief distribution.
Volunteers must be able to swing into action regardless of the time or the day and be on a roster for deployment where necessary. They should be willing to travel throughout New Zealand in response to emergency events or training, be prepared for deployments for up to six days, with a possible extension for major events, and commit to the position for 12 months.
Volunteers agree to operate under adverse working conditions, occasionally walking and standing for periods of up to 10 hours. They are expected to keep moderately physically fit and undertake a Ministry of Justice or police check.
''We did a variety of service in those three very long days until fresh volunteers could come in,'' Ms Sawers said.
''Activities included setting up welfare centres, transporting goods and information between welfare centres across the city and we did door-to-door work with EQ inspectors.
''Red Cross workers were involved in ground level rescue, restoring community links and two of our team members - myself and Rhea McLean - returned for a second rotation and that involved community links work and water distribution.''
People interested in volunteering can attend an information presentation and induction in the NZ Red Cross Service Centre, Level 2, Dart House, Remarkables Park Town Centre, on February 5, from 7pm to 8pm.
Lake Hayes A&P Show
Lake Hayes Showgrounds, Saturday, January 12.
8.15am: Judging begins for horse and pony classes in the main ring.
9am: Sideshows crank up. Judging begins for sheep and wool classes. Craft stalls and trade sites ready
9.30am: Machinery and traction engine on display. Plunket Mothers' Room opens. Gift lamb judging begins.
10am: Shearing display and competition. Home industries in the pavilion open for viewing.
10.30am: Registration of pets and lifestyle animals near Petting Zoo. Small pony fancy dress. Magician Jonathan Usher entertains.
11am: Judging of supreme horse, pony and rider. The Wonky Donkey Man entertains. Pets and lifestyle animals judging begins.
11.30am: Shearing display and competition. Pipe band performs on the front lawn. Face-painting on offer.
Noon: Grand Parade and show official opening.
1pm: Dog trial finalists compete in main ring. ''Pinnies in the Paddock'' contestants to meet at main stage.
1.30pm: Shearing display and competition. The Wonky Donkey Man entertains.
2pm: Harcourts Two Fence Challenge competition (premier show jumping). Jonathan Usher the Magician entertains.
2.30pm: The Wonky Donkey Man entertains. Show jumping continues in the main ring all afternoon.
3pm: Prizegiving for home industries section on main stage. Sheep and hay-bale guessing announced. Jonathan Usher the Magician entertains.
4pm: Children's lolly scramble. Home industry exhibits can be collected from the pavilion.


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How Important is Welfare Dependence?
This paper develops a theoretical model of welfare dependence, in which current participation in AFDC induces greater future use of the program. One prediction is duration dependence in welfare spells. This is tested using 6 years of monthly data on time spent in the AFDC program among female household heads in the control group of the Seattle/Denver Income Maintenance Experiment. A variety of duration dependence models are estimated, investigating the effect of different functional form assumptions, as well as the impact of accounting for time-varying covariates, competing risks, and data heterogeneity in the estimates. Monthly AFDC participation does not show strong evidence of duration dependence. In fact, during the initial months on the program the probability of leaving the program, conditional on past participation, appears to be flat or increasing. After about eight months the probability of leaving starts to decrease, but it becomes virtually flat after 18 to 24 months. There is some indication that there are two distinct groups that utilize welfare: one group, which has a very low probability of leaving welfare and whose rate of exit changes little over time; and a second group, which is more affected by time on the program. The propensity of black women to experience longer AFDC spells appears totally due to their lower probability of leaving AFDC via marriage, rather than any difference in leaving via earnings or other income increases. However, even where duration dependence is present in the data, this is not adequate evidence for program-induced welfare dependence. The final part of the paper presents a model of earnings change and AFDC participation which contains no welfare dependence effects. Welfare spells simulated from this model show duration dependence effects which appear quite similar to those observed in the actual data.
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Ferguson set to concede Bass
The Liberal's Michael Ferguson is expected to concede to Labor's Jodie Campbell in the seat of Bass later today.
Ms Campbell claimed a win on Saturday after an initial 4 per cent swing against the sitting member.
Mr Ferguson received more primary votes than Ms Campbell but the former deputy mayor is ahead after the distribution of preferences.
Mr Ferguson has said he will wait for the result of postal and absentee votes before he concedes.
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Telangana TDP MLA Revanth Reddy spoke on power crisis in Telangana Assembly. He said that the current problems are not new and Telangana power crisis is as much a fact as India getting Independence. He said that TDP made repeated attempts to talk to AP government and Centre to resolve the power crisis and lend its help in getting the issue resolved. He congratulated Chief Minister KCR for bringing a unanimous resolution in Assembly through cooperation from TDP and other parties for getting its righteous share of power. Watch the complete version..


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Continuing a hectic 2010 that has already seen a UK tour with Kittie, UK & European tour with Skindred and a recent main support to Fozzy,
FOREVER NEVER have confirmed they will release a covers EP in October to coincide with a headline tour.
The tour and EP are to be appropriately entitled "I Can't Believe it's Not Metal". The limited pressing of 1000 copies will only be sold at the bands
shows on the headline tour in October/November, so fans wanting to guarantee themselves a copy will have to get down to one of the shows.
The 6 tracker also includes a very special guest appearance from none other than Benji Webbe of Skindred, in a very interesting version of Shaggy's classic "Mr Boombastic".
The full "I Cant Believe It's not Metal EP" tracklisting is as follows (not in order):
"Still of The Night" (Whitesnake)
"Who is It?" (Michael Jackson)
"Future Love Paradise" (Seal)
"We Close Our Eyes" (Go West)
"You're The Voice" (John Farnham)
"Boombastic" (Shaggy) featuring Benji Webbe of Skindred.
It has also been confirmed that "You're The Voice" is to be the bands choice for it's next video single, and details of this will be unveiled in due course.
Frontman Renny had this to say: "We wanted to do something to keep the momentum going between the self titled album and the 3rd album, and having already recorded Whitesnake and Seal with the last album over 18 months ago, it made sense to record a few more, and make an EP out of it! It was also great to be able to do a track with Benji as he is an absolute legend, and also a good friend after so much gigging and touring over the years! That's definitely a highlight for us! The whole EP is hopefully going to be a lot of fun for everyone – there's something there for everyone to enjoy I think!"
Mike Curtis at CDS Studios (Inme, Fei Comodo) who also mixed the self-titled album has been confirmed to mix once again.
October 13th – Scarborough Vivaz
October 14th – Sheffield Corporation
October 15th – Leeds Cockpit 3
October 16th – Glasgow Ivory Blacks
October 18th – Aberdeen Tunnels
October 20th – Manchester Club Academy
October 21st – Derby The Old Bell
October 22nd – Bristol Fleece
October 24th - Birmingham o2 Academy 3
October 25th – Exeter Cavern
October 28th – Cardiff Barfly
October 29th - Southend Chinnerys
October 30th – Bucks Uni Alternator Halloween Special
November 5th - London Islington o2 Academy 2
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Sharks 3, Canucks 2 (SO): Joe Pavelski scored the decisive goal in the fourth round of the shootout as visiting San Jose recorded its third win in four games.
Scott Gomez scored, Adam Burish added a short-handed tally and defenseman Brad Stuart notched two assists. Antti Niemi made 36 saves for the Sharks, who have posted consecutive victories for the first time since ending January with a seven-game winning streak.
Chris Higgins opened the shootout by ringing in a shot off the right post, and the goal held up until Logan Couture slid a backhander between Cory Schneider's pads on San Jose's third-round attempt. Niemi denied Alex Burrows before Pavelski beat Schneider to the stick side to end the contest.The victory was Todd McLellan's 206th as San Jose's coach, tying Ron Wilson for first place on the franchise list.Captain Henrik Sedin and Jannik Hansen scored while Schneider stopped 28 shots for the Canucks, who are 1-3-1 in their last five games.
Gomez opened the scoring at 7:42 of the first period with a slap shot from above the slot that sailed over Schneider's right shoulder. It was Gomez's first point in 10 games and first goal since Feb. 17, 2012 while with Montreal.
Burish made it 2-0 early in the second as he received a lead pass from Stuart and beat Schneider to the glove side from the high slot for his first tally in 45 games.
Vancouver halved the deficit with 6:37 remaining in the session, when Sedin put a backhander past Niemi from the doorstep. Hansen forged a tie 25 seconds before intermission as he beat a screened Niemi from the left faceoff circle.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Canucks D Keith Ballard suffered a lower-body injury midway through the third period and did not return. ... Hansen has tallied in each of his last three games. ... Despite the win, San Jose continued to struggle offensively. The Sharks have scored two goals or less in each of their last 11 contests and 15 of 16. ... Vancouver RW Dale Weise played in his 100th NHL game. ... Three of the Sharks' last four games have gone to a shootout.


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Hawker Beechcraft's turbine-powered aircraft are approved to use biofuels, a renewable resource that can help reduce the use of fossil fuels and minimize carbon emissions. The biofuel must meet American Society for Testing and Materials International (ASTM) turbine fuel standards to be eligible. The announcement follows on Hawker Beechcraft's decision earlier this year to become a founding member of the Lindbergh Foundation's Aviation Green Alliance.
"Our engine manufacturers–Pratt & Whitney Canada, Honeywell and Williams–have already gone through the evaluation process with these biofuels to ensure they will function on our aircraft," a Hawker Beechcraft spokesman told AIN. "The engineers are telling us that it will be a transparent process for the operator; nothing needs to be done to the aircraft. What may surprise some operators is that there are companies far along in the development of biomass crops, such as camelina sativa, and derivative biomass fuel. There are some mechanics involved in the development of the processing and distribution systems so the current thinking is this will be a viable option within the next five to ten years in some markets."
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October 22, 2011 - 8:13am
Forgive my cynicism but I think the chances of biofuel salvaging the aviation industry is wishful thinking. We are well past "peak oil" and currently most biofuels require a lot of fossil fuels for production.
"Taking he jet" to Monterrey for a round of golf at Pebble Beach be ahistorical aviatio concept in 2021.
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National champion Ruth Corset, Carla Ryan and Bride O'Donnell are among eight riders who have made the Australian women's team for the world road cycling championships.
The naming of the women's team completes the Australian selections for the September 29-October 3 competition in Geelong.
Corset was the top Australian finisher in the road race at last year's worlds, taking 12th despite several mechanical problems.
Ryan won the road race and time trial at last year's national championships, while O'Donnell was second in the two events this year.
Reigning Australian time trial champion Amber Halliday, Chloe Hosking and Rochelle Gilmore are among those who did not make the final cut.
Joining Corset, Ryan and O'Donnell in the road race team will be Shara Gillow, Amanda Spratt, Vicki Whitelaw and Tiffany Cromwell.
Gillow and Whitelaw will also ride the time trial, while Alexis Rhodes gains a start in the time trial as the reigning Oceania champion.


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The Richardson Chamber Players was co-founded by Nathan A. Randall and Michael J. Pratt during the 1994-1995 Centennial season of Princeton University Concerts. The ensemble comprises musicians who teach instrumental music and voice at Princeton University, distinguished guest artists, and supremely talented students. The repertoire largely consists of works for singular combinations of instruments and voices, whih would otherwise remain unheard.
Program features chamber works by Rachmaninoff, Medtner and Stravinsky.
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The current star of "The Bachelor," Juan Pablo Galavis, stopped by the "The Insider" newsroom on Wednesday, and in addition to telling us what viewers can expect to see on the hit ABC show this season, he revealed his connection to the slain former Miss Venezuela, Monica Spear.
Spear and her ex-husband, Thomas Henry Berry, were shot and killed on Monday in her home country of Venezuela after authorities say their car broke down and armed robbers opened fire. Their 5-year-old daughter, shot in the leg, survived the shooting.
Juan Pablo opened up to us about meeting the beauty queen, saying, "I met her because my cousin — she's one of the biggest soap opera stars, actually, in Venezuela ― and her husband just did a soap opera with [Monica] in Miami. So I got to meet her." He added, "She was a genuine girl. People loved her."
The news of Spear's tragic death caused Juan Pablo to get his remaining family out of Venezuela. His parents and brother live in the United States, but his sister still resides in his home country. He told "The Insider," "My sister is coming on Monday after that. I said, 'You know what, she's pregnant and I have a niece. After that, I want you to be here. I'd rather you start here in the United States with me with the help of the family than being there and being scared.'"
Check out the vid to hear who else Juan Pablo urged to leave the country after the news of Monica's murder, and be sure to tune in to "The Insider" on TV tonight to see the rest of our interview with the bachelor.


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Utica man charged with starving eight dogs pleads not guilty
Thu, 05 Apr 2012 16:41:11 GMT —
The Utica man charged in a horrific animal cruelty case pleaded not guilty in court Thursday morning.
22-year-old Umar Aziz appeared in Utica City Court for arraignment, pleading not guilty to 8 counts of animal cruelty and 14 related charges.
He is accused of abandoning eight dogs at his home on Whitesboro Street. When police arrived at the house Tuesday, they found three of the dogs had starved to death. A fourth puppy later died at an animal hospital and an adult female died Thursday afternoon.
Two of the dogs are undergoing treatment, but are considered extremely critical and may not survive. An adult male is undergoing care at the Steven-Swan Humane Society in Utica.
Utica Police Chief Mark Williams calls the case "sickening." The chief says that although Aziz has been in jail since April 1 on unrelated charges from a domestic incident, he says it's obvious that the dogs were starving for a long time. He says some of the dogs tried to survive by eating shoe leather.
Aziz is scheduled to be back in court on April 19. He is currently being held on $9,400 bail at the Oneida County Jail.
Aziz is facing all misdemeanor charges. Chief Williams says the extreme nature of the case shows how state animal cruelty laws need to change to make these felonies.
State Senator Joseph Griffo calls the incident "appalling." Griffo is calling for tougher laws and penalties for animal cruelty. "I will ask for public hearings to gather testimony and develop an agenda to examine existing laws and new laws that have a chance of passing and addressing this issue."
This story has outraged many people in the Central New York community. Here's what some of you are saying:
Karen Gladle Kennedy: "This stuff makes me SICK!!! I think they should put him in a cage and not give him water or food until his ribs show...what do you think?"
Brittany Renée: "this stuff happens everywhere because the law does nothing to stop it, but a slap on the wrist."
Do you think our laws need to be stiffer when it comes to animal cruelty cases? Should this man be facing felony charges? Have you reached out to your state lawmakers to get them to change the laws? Leave your thoughts below.