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.." v **■ l, jr.. .i:."!?** *]B»iS9«S £=? Jpromcle LIBRARY, OHIO HISTORICAL, S<K><U/fV 1 90S VELMa AVE. COLJ. Or 43E11 EXCH Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community lor Over 60 Years im VOL.64 NO. 23 JUNE5.198G-IYAU27 Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals Rabbinical Assembly Sets Up Committee To Rescue Falashas KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y. (JTA) —The Rabbinical Assembly, the organization of Conservative, rabbis," announced here recently that it set up a new committee to rescue the estimated 10,000 Jews remaining in Ethiopia from what they said was religious intolerance, famine, disease, forced resettlement and separation from their families in Ethiopia. The 1,200 members of the RA, attending their 86th annual convention, said they will seek aid from the U.S. and Israeli governments and other countries to develop a new "Operation Moses and Sheba" to bring Jews out bf Ethiopia. They urged the 850 Conservative congregations with 1.5 million members in the U.S. and Canada to participate in the project. About 10,000 Ethiopian Jews were brught to Israel in the winter of 1984-85 in a secret airlift from Sudan dubbed "Operation Moses." It was abandoned whence ' secrecy was*breache,d.v ^-':-'• Ir Four Israelis And One American Face Arms Smuggling Charges Rabbi Alan Ciner Receives Rabbinic Leadership Award Rabbi Alan Ciner (center) is receiving the/NCSY Rabbinic Leadership Award from Rabbi David Stavsky (right) as Jay Perler, chairman of the Agudas Achim Youth Services Committee, looks on. 1 NEW YORK (JTA) — Retired Israel Defense Force Gen. Avraham Bar- Am was arrested at Kennedy Airport last week along with , three other Israelis and an American lawyer alleged to be involved in an illegal plan to sell $2 billion worth of American combat aircraft and other weapons to Iran. The four men had been in Bermuda since April 21 where, according to U.S. authorities, they went to finalize the arms deal. They were held in custody at U.S. request and deported from the British colony last May 28. They were scheduled to appear May 29 before a federal magistrate in MahhatT tan. In addition to Bar-Am, a 52-year-old veteran of 30 years in the IDF, the suspects are William Northrop, who holds dual U.S. and Israeli citizenship; Israel Eisenberg and his son Guri Eisenberg, both Israeli nationals, and Samuel Evans, an American lawyer alleged to have master-minded the deal. The five are among 17 persons of Israeli and other nationalities who were ar rested or had warrants issued for their arrest in April. According to Assistant U.S. Attorney Lorna Sco- field, 10 of the 17 are now in custody. U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani alleges that the suspects conspired to sell and ship to Iran American-made missiles, tanks, jet fighters and military transport aircraft in defiance of the U.S. arihs embargo on Iran. The weapons were said to be stored in several foreign countries awaiting shipment. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 5) Prime Minister Thatcher's Visit To Israel Marked By Friendship JERUSALEM (JTA) - Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's three-day visit to Israel was marked by genuine friendship and an acknowledged commonality of interests between Britain and Israel in, many areas. ,!But?it also-underlined .sharp differences of opinion with respect to Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip and ways to resolve the Palestinian issue. The visit, the first to Israel by an incumbent British Prime Minister, ended last ..week.,with,all the pomp and circumstance befitting such an occasion. It reflected not only the demands of protocol but a feeling on both sides that, all-in-all, the visit was successful and that Thatcher and Premier Shimon Peres had achieved a personal rapport. Paradoxically, Thatcher, known as the "Iron Lady" for her uncompromising conservative positions in international affairs, elicited a more positive response from Israeli doves than from its hawks in her comments on regional political matters. . When she said that most of her Israeli interlocutors had agreed with her that the continued military occupation of Arab populated territories was not in Israel's own interests, she mentioned Peres, Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Abba Eban, the former Foreign Minister who chairs the Knesset's powerful Foreign Affairs and Security Committee. She pointedly omitted Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir, the leader of Likud, who will replace Peres as Premier when the rotation of power agreement goes into effect next October. Thatcher conceded there was no "clear or agreed route" toward a peace settle- (CONTINUED ON PAGE 8) Governor Celeste Creates Holocaust Education Council ^mm^i ,■ ■ - - i'^-citi vas^*-. ■■:. * > . ... The Victor Weinstein Shalom House for mentally re-, tarded/developmentally disabled adults is under construction on the Jewish Community Campus on College Ave. Photo by Lee Schulman. Jewish Family Service To Open Victor Weinstein Shalom House Leo Yassenoff Jewish Center's Annual Meeting Set For June 9 Columbus is once again leading the way in providing an innovative, one-of-a-kind service to the community, according to David Small of Jewish Family Service. Construction of the Victor Weinstein Shalom House, on the Jewish Community Campus on College Ave. is now in progress and will be completed late this summer. Small has been named director of Shalom House. A concerted effort is now being made to identify all handicapped members of the community who are eligible for and in need of the services Shalom House will provide, Small explained. . Under the auspices of Jewish Family Service, the home will offer residential and program services to 13 mentally retarded/develop- . mentally) disabled" adults'.^ respite residence will also be available for emergency or other short-term use. The home is one of the first of its type in the U.S. to be operated under the auspices of a. Jewish Family Service Agency. The project's name honors a member of the Columbus Jewish community. Features of Shalom House will include the maintenance of kashrut; the teaching of Jewish values; the observance of Shabbat and the celebration of other Jewish' holy days, customs and rk tuals. All residents will receive a professional, comprehensive assessment to determine their medical, social, psychological, , communication and educational needs. A qualified professional team \W V:'i (CONTJNtfEtyOK'PAGE-Tl) All members of the Leo Yassenoff Jewish Center are invited to attend the Center's annual meeting on Monday, June 9, at 7:30 p.m. in the Center's Roth/Resler Theatre. The theme for the event is "An Evening with the Stars —Part II." Featured will be awards presentations; honoring of outstanding volunteers, and a gourmet dessert bar. Similar to Oscars, Emmys or Tonys, the Center will present its "Leo" awards for outstanding service at the Center, including the Continuous Dedication Award; Koach Leadership Award; Mitzvah Volunteer Award; David Goldsmith Kavod Gadol Teen Leadership Award, and the Rabbi Nathan Gaynor Jewish Cultural Award. In addition, eight outstanding programs will be cited and this year's Don Erkis/Lou Berliner High School Jewish Scholar/Athlete winners will be honored, as will all Center volunteers, including a "Volunteer of the Year" in each of the Center's programming 'depar£nl<iiitij6 Chairpersons for the event are Ina Sue Rosenthal and Dr. Jeff Tilson. The Board of Trustees for 1986-87 will be installed at the meeting. Chairman of the Nominating Committee, Michael Talis, announces the proposed slate of officers includes Dr. Al Tyroler, president; Ruth Ann Blank, vice president; Ted Fisher, vice president; Harvey Handler, vice president; David Milenthal, vice president; Dr. Al Herstig, treasurer, and Ann Roth, secretary. Re-elected for a three-year term as members of the board are Jackie Benis, Nate Gordon, Elsie Krause, Melvin Schottenstein and William Schottenstein. New board members nominated for a three-year term are Jody Altschule, Brett Avner, Jeff Coopersmith, Geraldine Ellman, Carole Genshaft, Ken Gilman, Rob Knable and Bea Roth. Nominated for a one- year term will be Fred Luper. Seating for the meeting is >;« »|«;f't;\{cONTWUEa'9,ti,vivveE' sV' Governor Richard F. Celeste recently signed an executive order creating the Ohio Council on Holocaust Education. The Council will look at present efforts by school systems to teach children about the Holocaust and recommend a Holocaust curriculum that can be used by Ohio schools. The Governor made the announcement at the Annual Holocaust Memorial Service, the fifth one to be held in the Statehouse Rotunda. "The Council is a natural outgrowth of these ceremonies at the Statehouse," the Governor said. "It is a means of ensuring that we always remember, while teaching our future generations non-violent means of resolving conflict." The Council will be chaired by Dagmar Celeste and Max Friedman, past president of the Cleveland Jewish Community Center and member of the board of the Cleveland Jewish Community Federation. In addition to reviewing available Holocaust curriculum in Ohio and other states and making recommendations, the Council will help develop teacher training seminars on the Holocaust and coordinate these efforts with those already working in the area of Holocaust education in Ohio. Members will be selected for their knowledge regarding .both''{tie $6fo<&U£h'and' the field of education. The Council will remain in existence until Aug. 15, 1987. It will submit a report of its recommendations and findings to the Governor— both in the form of an interim report in Jan. 1987, and a final report in Aug? 19871 Gayle Bloom Is 'Teacher Ot Year' At its May 27 graduation ceremony, Kol Ami, the Community Hebrew School of Columbus, presented its first "Teacher of the Year" Gayle Bloom award in honor of one of the school's founders, the late Frayda Turkel. Recipient of the award, Gayle Bloom, taught bet classes at Kol Ami's Agudas Achim and Temple Israel branches this year. ' In presenting the award - ' - ' '(CONTINUED ON PAC>5J]3) - ^"
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Restaurants are usually first in line to take advantage of the slower pace
With tourism at a standstill and locals hunkered down in their cozy bunkers, Wilmington finds herself headlong into renovation season. Restaurants are usually first in line to take advantage of the slower pace, and there's no shortage of establishments sporting shiny new facelifts for their loyal customers. I had a chance to check in with a trio of establishments last week, and there are some impressive changed underway.
The George on the RiverWalk
128 S. Water St., downtown Wilmington
Executive chef Larry Fuller was admiring the updated dining room at the Geoge last Tuesday, a fresh coat of light gray paint and glossy black trim work giving the space an updated feel. New lighting in the form of impressive, artistic chandeliers oversees a row of tables just beyond the hostess station, now outfitted in timeless marble.
Fuller, a longtime Wilmingtonian who landed in the Port City by way of Florida, has also given the menu an overhaul. The new dishes, which will debut in March, feature Bangkok tuna, bourbon-glazed salmon and seafood cannelloni. His Sunshine State roots will show up in a pair of alligator offerings.
The popular eatery has been closed for much of January to complete the renovations, but plans to reopen this week. Visit The George's Facebook page for exact details on when you'll be able to slide into one of their freshly upholstered booths and place an order.
Caf� Del Mar/Tower 7
4 N. Lumina Ave., Wrightsville Beach
Josh Vach's empire of restaurants, rooted in the K-38 that spawned them all, is continuing to maintain a modern feel. A year after the flagship received a major overhaul, this Wrightsville Beach coffee shop and Baja-style eatery is the new focus.
Susan Croom, speaking for the business, said the customer experience will remain similar for those sitting down to lunch in Tower 7 . The main changes there are in the kitchen. On the caf� side, however, Croom said to expect a significantly better flow of traffic.
"We're totally redoing that whole bar area," she said.
New paint, fresh artwork and, most significantly, a counter that's been shifted several feet to allow better mobility between the spaces, are among the improvements.
Croom said the team's got a good grasp on renovations, and that the K-38 makeover has been a big hit with longtime diners who remember what it looked like 20 years ago.
"They absolutely love it, both customers and staff alike," she said.
Katy's Grill & Bar
1054 S. College Road, Wilmington
In December, founder Katy Monaghan sold her namesake restaurant to former employee Jerry Allen Lachman and his business partner, Kelly Baucom. The two jointly own Jerry Allen's at Wrightsville Beach.
The new proprietors came in with hammers swinging, and the main dining room has a fantastic, airy vibe thanks to their efforts. A new floor replaces the worn carpeting. Stunning woodwork, long concealed under bamboo screens, is now exposed. And, while not as sexy as the other upgrades, the kitchen has been scrubbed and resurfaced from head to toe, with three decades of grime eliminated from tiny crevices and hiding spots.
The menu has been merged with Jerry Allen's, with a hybrid of best sellers from each. Monaghan's Reuben sandwich, wings, seafood dishes and a couple of burgers are joined by headings for "Kelly's Classic Burgers" and "Jerry's Kickin' Chicken."
I spent some quality time with the recently retired Monaghan the other week, and wrote a story about her life in the food service industry that ran in last Sunday's StarNews. If you're a longtime fan of Katy's, one of the area's longest running restaurants, check it out on StarNewsOnline.com/dining.
Contact Paul Stephen at 343-2041 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Find him on Twitter @pauljstephen, or drop a note at the Port City Foodies' Facebook page.

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Washington, DC – Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, issued the following statement today on the retirement of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens.
"The opening of a Supreme Court seat will again open the ongoing debate in our nation over abortion -- and it well should, not because Justices are supposed to shape public policy, but because the very purpose of government is the protection of human rights, starting with life. Anyone who fails to affirm that does not belong in any public office, much less the US Supreme Court."
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.


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Frequently Asked Questions on Gift Taxes
Below are some of the more common questions and answers about Gift Tax issues. You may also find additional information in Publication 950 or some of the other forms and publications offered on our Forms Page. Included in this area are the instructions to Forms 706 and 709. Within these instructions, you will find the tax rate schedules to the related returns. If the answers to your questions can not be found in these resources, we strongly recommend visiting with a tax practitioner.
- Who pays the gift tax?
- What is considered a gift?
- What can be excluded from gifts?
- May I deduct gifts on my income tax return?
- How many annual exclusions are available?
- What if my spouse and I want to give away property that we own together?
- What other information do I need to include with the return?
- What is "Fair Market Value?"
- Who should I hire to represent me and prepare and file the return?
- Do I have to talk to the IRS during an examination?
- What if I disagree with the examination proposals?
- What if I sell property that has been given to me?
- Can a married same sex donor claim the gift tax marital deduction for a transfer to his or her spouse?
Who pays the gift tax?
The donor is generally responsible for paying the gift tax. Under special arrangements the donee may agree to pay the tax instead. Please visit with your tax professional if you are considering this type of arrangement.
What is considered a gift?
Any transfer to an individual, either directly or indirectly, where full consideration (measured in money or money's worth) is not received in return.
What can be excluded from gifts?
The general rule is that any gift is a taxable gift. However, there are many exceptions to this rule. Generally, the following gifts are not taxable gifts.
Gifts that are not more than the annual exclusion for the calendar year.
Tuition or medical expenses you pay for someone (the educational and medical exclusions).
Gifts to your spouse.
Gifts to a political organization for its use.
In addition to this, gifts to qualifying charities are deductible from the value of the gift(s) made.
May I deduct gifts on my income tax return?
Making a gift or leaving your estate to your heirs does not ordinarily affect your federal income tax. You cannot deduct the value of gifts you make (other than gifts that are deductible charitable contributions). If you are not sure whether the gift tax or the estate tax applies to your situation, refer to Publication 950, Introduction to Estate and Gift Taxes.
How many annual exclusions are available?
The annual exclusion applies to gifts to each donee. In other words, if you give each of your children $11,000 in 2002-2005, $12,000 in 2006-2008, $13,000 in 2009-2012 and $14,000 on or after January 1, 2013, the annual exclusion applies to each gift.
What if my spouse and I want to give away property that we own together?
You are each entitled to the annual exclusion amount on the gift. Together, you can give $22,000 to each donee (2002-2005) or $24,000 (2006-2008), $26,000 (2009-2012) and $28,000 on or after January 1, 2013.
What other information do I need to include with the return?
Refer to Form 709 (PDF), 709 Instructions and Publication 950. Among other items listed:
Copies of appraisals.
Copies of relevant documents regarding the transfer.
Documentation of any unusual items shown on the return (partially-gifted assets, other items relevant to the transfer(s)).
What is "Fair Market Value?"
Fair Market Value is defined as: "The fair market value is the price at which the property would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing seller, neither being under any compulsion to buy or to sell and both having reasonable knowledge of relevant facts. The fair market value of a particular item of property includible in the decedent's gross estate is not to be determined by a forced sale price. Nor is the fair market value of an item of property to be determined by the sale price of the item in a market other than that in which such item is most commonly sold to the public, taking into account the location of the item wherever appropriate." Regulation §20.2031-1.
Who should I hire to represent me and prepare and file the return?
The Internal Revenue Service cannot make recommendations about specific individuals, but there are several factors to consider:
How complex is the transfer?
How large is the transfer?
Do I need an attorney, CPA, Enrolled Agent (EA) or other professional(s)?
For most simple, small transfers (less than the annual exclusion amount) you may not need the services of a professional.
However, if the transfer is large or complicated or both, then these actions should be considered; It is a good idea to discuss the matter with several attorneys and CPAs or EAs. Ask about how much experience they have had and ask for referrals. This process should be similar to locating a good physician. Locate other individuals that have had similar experiences and ask for recommendations. Finally, after the individual(s) are employed and begin to work on transfer matters, make sure the lines of communication remain open so that there are no surprises.
Finally, people who make gifts as a part of their overall estate and financial plan often engage the services of both attorneys and CPAs, EAs and other professionals. The attorney usually handles wills, trusts and transfer documents that are involved and reviews the impact of documents on the gift tax return and overall plan. The CPA or EA often handles the actual return preparation and some representation of the donor in matters with the IRS. However, some attorneys handle all of the work. CPAs or EAs may also handle most of the work, but cannot take care of wills, trusts, deeds and other matters where a law license is required. In addition, other professionals (such as appraisers, surveyors, financial advisors and others) may need to be engaged during this time
Do I have to talk to the IRS during an examination?
You do not have to be present during an examination unless IRS representatives need to ask specific questions. Although you may represent yourself during an examination, most donors prefer that the professional(s) they have employed handle this phase of the examination. You may delegate authority for this by executing Form 2848 "Power of Attorney."
What if I disagree with the examination proposals?
You have many rights and avenues of appeal if you disagree with any proposals made by the IRS. See Publications 1 and 5 (PDF) for an explanation of these options.
What if I sell property that has been given to me?
The general rule is that your basis in the property is the same as the basis of the donor. For example, if you were given stock that the donor had purchased for $10 per share (and that was his/her basis), and you later sold it for $100 per share, you would pay income tax on a gain of $90 per share. (Note: The rules are different for property acquired from an estate).
Most information for this page came from the Internal Revenue Code: Chapter 12--Gift Tax (generally Internal Revenue Code §2501 and following, related regulations and other sources)
Can a married same sex donor claim the gift tax marital deduction for a transfer to his or her spouse?
For federal tax purposes, the terms "spouse," "husband," and "wife" includes individuals of the same sex who were lawfully married under the laws of a state whose laws authorize the marriage of two individuals of the same sex and who remain married. Also, the Service will recognize a marriage of individuals of the same sex that was validly created under the laws of the state of celebration even if the married couple resides in a state that does not recognize the validity of same-sex marriages.
However, the terms "spouse," "husband and wife," "husband," and "wife" do not include individuals (whether of the opposite sex or the same sex) who have entered into a registered domestic partnership, civil union, or other similar formal relationship recognized under state law that is not denominated as a marriage under the laws of that state, and the term "marriage" does not include such formal relationships.
Gifts to your spouse are eligible for the marital deduction.
For further information, including the timeframes regarding filing claims or amended returns, see Revenue Ruling 2013-17.
Revenue Ruling 2013-17, along with updated Frequently Asked Questions for same-sex couples and updated FAQs for registered domestic partners and individuals in civil unions, are available today on IRS.gov. See also Publication 555, Community Property.
If you have suggestions or comments (or suggested FAQs) for the Estate and Gift Tax web site, please contact us: CONTACT ESTATE AND GIFT TAX. We will not be able to respond to your email, but will consider it when making improvements or additions to this site.


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Exelis board of directors approves $100 million share repurchase program
By: Business Wire
Dec. 11, 2012 05:20 PM
The Board of Directors for ITT Exelis (NYSE: XLS) has authorized a share repurchase program. Under the program the company may repurchase up to $100 million of the company's common stock from December 11, 2012 through December 31, 2015 with the primary objective to offset dilution from equity awards made by the company.
Share repurchase transactions may be made from time to time during the defined time period at the discretion of company management and in accordance with all applicable federal securities laws. The timing of repurchases and the exact number of shares of common stock to be purchased will depend upon market conditions and other factors. This program may be extended, suspended or discontinued at any time without prior notice.
About ITT Exelis
Exelis is a diversified, top-tier global aerospace, defense and information solutions company with strong positions in enduring and emerging global markets. Exelis is a leader in networked communications, sensing and surveillance, electronic warfare, navigation, air traffic solutions and information systems with growing positions in cyber security, composite aerostructures, logistics and technical services. The company has a 50-year legacy of innovation and technology expertise, partnering with customers worldwide to deliver affordable, mission-critical products and services for managing global threats, conflicts and complexities. Headquartered in McLean, Va., the company employs about 20,500 people and generated 2011 sales of $5.8 billion. www.exelisinc.com
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Gunpowder trial
Colebrook police chief describes scene he found after gunpowder plant blew upBy BOB HOOKWAY
Special to the Union Leader
October 07. 2013 6:24PM
LANCASTER — Colebrook's police chief took the witness stand Monday in Coos County Superior Court and recalled for a jury details of the explosion and fire three years ago that destroyed a downtown gunpowder plant and left two of its workers dead.
When Coos County Attorney John McCormick asked Chief Stephen Cass if production machines in the plant had been badly damaged by the blasts, Murray replied, "It wasn't equipment anymore; to me, it was junk."
As the second week of the manslaughter and negligent homicide trial of former Black Mag gunpowder plant owner Craig Sanborn, 64, of Maidstone, Vt., got underway, Cass recalled the moments just after lunchtime on Friday, May 14, 2010.
He said he was sitting at his police department computer about three-quarters of a mile from the plant at 23 Gould St. when explosopns started going off.
"I felt, kind of, the building shake, and then two loud reports. I looked west on Bridge Street, and there was a large cloud of black smoke." Cass said as he arrived moments later at the intersection of Bridge and Gould, firefighters and other emergency personnel started arriving on the run.
"There were small explosions, and the fire department came with a ladder and started putting water on the fire. It took a good hour of pouring water on it before they had it so they could walk in," the chief testified.
The 14-member jury of nine women and five men, including two alternates, had earlier in the day listened as the prosecution presented testimony regarding Black Mag's financial documents.
Cass said an acrid, orange smoke came from the rubble, irritating his eyes and nose. A man he saw at the scene "appeared to be somewhat in shock." Sheet metal that had once been the building's siding had been blasted away and some of the sideing was in nearby trees when Cass arrived.
"A helicopter took a picture of the debris field. It was pretty large, I guess," Cass said.
Someone, he said, asked him if he could enter the building to "identify persons."
Inside laying on the floor the chief found the body of a 49-year-old Stratford man whom he had known well.
"I knew Jesse Kennett. He worked at Ethan Allen 10 years; we worked together," Cass said, at the furniture-making plant that had been one of the North Country's and Northeast Kingdom of Vermont's largest employers before it went out of business. Administrators at the Beecher Falls, Vt., factory laid off about three-quarters of their nearly 400 workers in 2009, then closed the doors for good later that year.
Kennett was killed in the Black Mag blast, as was his workmate, Donald Kendall, 56, of Colebrook. Cass testified Monday he also found the body of Kendall, whom he hadn't known, not far from Kennett's in the area where they had run their mixing and grinding machines.


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text: Patty Young, licensed textile designer and owner of MODKID LLC, demonstrates how do perform a coverstitch with knit fabrics on a coverstitch machine. Good information for sewists who are new to sewing with knits. For more info, check out Patty's blog at http://www.modkidboutique.blogspot.com and her website at http://www.modkidboutique.com. Part 1 of 5.


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Command-line shell
From Wikipedia:
- A Unix shell is a command-line interpreter or shell that provides a traditional user interface for the Unix operating system and for Unix-like systems. Users direct the operation of the computer by entering commands as text for a command line interpreter to execute or by creating text scripts of one or more such commands.
List of shells
- Bash — Shell, or command language interpreter, that will appear in the GNU operating system. Bash is an sh-compatible shell that incorporates useful features from the Korn shell (ksh) and C shell (csh). It is intended to conform to the IEEE POSIX P1003.2/ISO 9945.2 Shell and Tools standard. It offers functional improvements over sh for both programming and interactive use. In addition, most sh scripts can be run by Bash without modification.
- C shell — Command language interpreter usable both as an interactive login shell and a shell script command processor. It includes a command-line editor, programmable word completion, spelling correction, a history mechanism, job control and a C-like syntax.
- DASH — POSIX-compliant implementation of
/bin/shthat aims to be as small as possible. It does this without sacrificing speed where possible. In fact, it is significantly faster than Bash (the GNU Bourne-Again SHell) for most tasks.
- Fish — Smart and user-friendly command line shell for OS X, Linux, and the rest of the family.
- Korn shell — The KornShell language was designed and developed by David G. Korn at AT&T Bell Laboratories. It is an interactive command language that provides access to the UNIX system and to many other systems, on the many different computers and workstations on which it is implemented. The KornShell language is also a complete, powerful, high-level programming language for writing applications, often more easily and quickly than with other high-level languages. This makes it especially suitable for prototyping. There are two other widely used shells, the Bourne shell developed by Steven Bourne at AT&T Bell Laboratories, and the C shell developed by Bill Joy at the University of California. ksh has the best features of both, plus many new features of its own. Thus ksh can do much to enhance your productivity and the quality of your work, both in interacting with the system, and in programming. ksh programs are easier to write, and are more concise and readable than programs written in a lower level language such as C.
- http://www.kornshell.com || See article
- Oh — Unix shell written in Go. It is similar in spirit but different in detail from other Unix shells. Oh extends the shell's programming language features without sacrificing the shell's interactive features.
- rc — Command interpreter for Plan 9 that provides similar facilities to UNIX's Bourne shell, with some small additions and less idiosyncratic syntax.
- Zsh — Shell designed for interactive use, although it is also a powerful scripting language. Many of the useful features of Bash, ksh, and tcsh were incorporated into Zsh; many original features were added. The introductory document details some of the unique features of Zsh.
See also
- Evolution of shells in Linux on the IBM developerWorks
- Goosh is the unofficial Google shell, which implements a shell interface over the commonly used Google search interface.


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Tomato troubleshooting
"In all my years growing tomatoes, I've never seen a worse year," gardeners tell me every so often. I hope this isn't your worst year. Either way, there are reasons why it's been tough. Disease or pest issues can be tricky to figure out, so this week I'll cover major fungus and bacterial diseases that affect tomatoes.
We know weather makes a huge difference with crop successes and challenges. Many gardeners had phenomenal early season vegetables — broccoli, lettuce, spinach and other leafies loved the cool, wet spring. We didn't buy lettuce from May to July, just enjoyed home-grown.
Many tomatoes were planted over Mother's day weekend, which was followed by six days with nighttime temperatures in the 30s. The lowest was May 12 at 30 degrees. June wasn't much warmer — nine days in the 40s. Tomatoes are very cold-sensitive and will just sit when nights are in the low 50s. Once it warms up, they need to play catch-up — and some plants never do.
Then it rained and rained some more, with hail followed by hail. Some gardeners got it, some didn't. And some survivors had it worse than others. Extreme heat last week, monsoons and tornadoes this week!
Many tomato and other plants are unhappy and showing it. Check your plants for the following common ailments. To get a confirmed diagnosis, take a few sick leaves or a close-up photo to your local garden center or Colorado Master Gardener county office.
Early Blight is caused by the fungus Alternaria solani. It can also affect potatoes, peppers and eggplant. Spores overwinter on host weeds and plant debris, and then are blown or splashed onto lower leaves. They easily spread to adjacent leaves and other plants during warm, wet weather. Tomatoes are more susceptible to infection when they begin to set fruit; blight is most noticeable during hotter months. One-half-inch, brown to black, target-like spots, surrounded by a yellow border develop on lower leaves first, then progress upward. Leaves eventually turn brown before dropping. Severely infected plants will produce low yields of undersized fruits (they are, however, edible).
Cultural controls help to prevent early blight and other tomato issues. Never work around wet plants. Slow early blight by removing infected leaves along with their stems (I sterilize my shears between cuts on all diseased plants). Mulch around each plant to prevent water from splashing up and leaves from touching the ground. And always water at the base of the plant, never overhead. If this is unpreventable, water early in the day so that leaves dry quickly. Low nitrogen levels favor early blight, so a mid-season application may be helpful when tomatoes reach 2 inches in diameter. Remove all leaf tissue at the end of the season and don't compost it. Do not plant tomatoes in the same place each year if possible — and don't crowd them.
There are several types of chemical and organic fungicides on the garden shelf. Read each label carefully about application times and precautions to avoid harming aquatic life, bees and beneficial insects. Organic products such as potassium bicarbonate and Bacillus subtilis are effective when used before early blight hits, or at the earliest onset, then at 7- to 10-day intervals.
Septoria leaf spot is caused by a different fungus, Septoria lycospersici. Like early blight, it can also affect potatoes, peppers and eggplant. And guess what: tomato plants can have early blight and septoria leaf spot at the same time. Same deal: the fungus overwinters on crop and weed foliage. This is why it is so important to remove diseased leaves. The spores easily spread during cool wet periods. Small, numerous light spots with dark margins appear on lower leaves. Later, black dots appear within the spots. Affected leaves eventually wither and die, and the fungus spreads upward. Controls are similar to early blight; just make sure sprays include septoria on the label. Compare the two diseases at learningstore.uwex.edu/assets/pdfs/A2606.pdf
Bacterial Speck and Bacterial Spot diseases aren't often seen in our area, but are showing up now because of high moisture. Spread by wound entry (think hail and heavy wind hitting your plants), speck symptoms can appear on any plant part. Leaves are covered by small, dark brown, irregular patches with yellow halos that often tear. The patches turn black and can appear blistered. Spot symptoms are similar to speck, but the lesions seem more greasy in appearance. On the fruit, speck lesions are sunken; with spot, they're raised and scabby on spot.
To control it, do pretty much the same things: always water at the base of plants and clean up all plant debris each fall. Do not save seed from infected plants. This disease survives in the soil for a year, so rotate tomatoes and other nightshades (peppers, eggplant, potatoes) and other plant families. Use disease-free seeds and transplants next year.
Copper sprays provide some control of speck and spot before flower and fruit set. The fruit is edible; just peel away the scabs.
More on recognizing tomato problems: www.ext.colostate.edu.
In the Landscape
Early August is a good time to sharpen blades and tune lawnmowers for the remainder of the season.
Grass will grow quickly after the recent rains. Mow high, mow often and let the clippings remain to add nutrients to your lawn.
Replant quick-maturing crops like lettuce, kale, Asian greens, spinach, radishes, turnips, Swiss chard and beets.
Sneak in one more sowing of basil seeds in some open soil or containers. Grow enough to harvest in September and process to freeze for winter use.
This small fruit fly of East Asian origin has arrived in our area. It attacks soft fruits including raspberries, blackberries, grapes, plums, peaches and cherries. Unlike indoor fruit flies that prefer overripe fruit, the spotted wing drosophila female lays her eggs in undamaged fruit. The larvae develop as the fruit ripens, which greatly affects fruit quality (and your ick factor when you find them). Remove damaged fruit, toss it in a close container and do not compost. More: wci.colostate.edu/shtml/SpottedWing Drosophila.shtml
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A busy week awaits the San Diego business community, but it looks like Thursday is still open to celebrate Valentine's Day.
The week gets started Monday with the San Diego Highway Development Corp. update on SANDAG projects. Richard Chavez, principal project controls manager for the San Diego Association of Governments, will be the guest speaker. The update will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Best Western Seven Seas, 411 Hotel Circle S., San Diego. For details, visit www.sdhda.net.
The National Association of Minority & Women Owned Law Firms continues its regional conference at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego. The three-day event began Sunday and features a variety of Continuing Legal Education seminars, covering everything from labor and employment issues to questions about protecting your patent portfolio. For details, visit www.namwolf.org.
The Urban Land Institute will discuss "Small Infill and Mixed Use Development," with guest speakers Russ Murfey of Veritas Urban Properties, Lloyd Russell of American Institute of Architects and Mike Burnett of Foundation for Form Architects. The discussion starts at 7:30 a.m., Tuesday, at the University Club, 750 B St., San Diego, (800) 321-5011. For details, go to www.ulisd.org.
Six Degrees San Diego's breakfast speaker series continues with the topic "San Diego Real Estate & Development." Speakers include Jason Hughes, owner of Hughes Marino; Jeff W Graham, president of Civic San Diego; Jim Spain, managing director at Colliers International; Mark McMillin, president and CEO of The Corky McMillin Cos.; and Ann Moore, 2013 chair of the board of port commissioners for the Port of San Diego. The event runs from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, at the Estancia La Jolla, 9700 N. Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla. For info, email email@example.com.
San Diego Gas & Electric offers "From the Meter to the Bottom Line, California AB1103 Energy Use Disclosure Requirements, Challenges and Opportunities in Commercial Real Estate Transactions." Property owners and investors, real estate asset managers, commercial real estate brokers/tenant representatives, corporate real estate directors, commercial lenders should attend. The event runs from 9 to 11 a.m., Tuesday, at San Diego Gas & Electric Energy Innovation Center, 4760 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego. For details, call 800-613-8970 or email email@example.com.
The CREW San Diego leadership series breakfast focuses on "What's Your Value Add?" How do you craft that value-add message and communicate it in a way that resonates so you can advance to the next level at your firm or be considered for a panel discussion? The event runs from 7:30 to 9 a.m., Wednesday, La Jolla Centre Superior Conference Center, 4660 La Jolla Village Drive, Suite 1020, La Jolla. For information, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The 2013 State of the County Address will be given on Wednesday by Board of Supervisors Vice Chairman Greg Cox. The event is scheduled to get under way at 6:30 p.m., aboard the USS Midway Museum, 910 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego.
Also on tap Wednesday is the MIT Enterprise Forum of San Diego/Connect's "The Craft and Technology of Microbrews in San Diego." Learn how San Diego's leaders in the craft and business of beer have met challenges head on and how they're using technology in a variety of applications. The forum runs from 5 to 8:30 p.m., in Medical Education and Telemedicine (MET) Building, 9500 Gilman Drive, San Diego. For details, call 858-964-1335.
The Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association 2013 kick-off happy hour on Friday is actually two hours long -- 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Bootlegger, 804 Market St., San Diego. For details, call 619-699-0898.
Athena San Diego presents "Navigating a Major Career Change" with former San Diego NBC news anchor Susan Taylor, who embraced a major career change after 25 years in the television industry. Her friend and mentor, Howard Putnam, former CEO of Southwest Airlines, will have a conversation on how he played a major role in "planting the seed" that resulted in Taylor trading in the anchor desk for a position in health care. The event runs from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Irwin M. Jacobs Qualcomm Hall, 5775 Morehouse Drive, Wednesday. For information, contact Emily Wilson at email@example.com or call 858-481-0710.
Wilsey Asset Management offers a "Smart Investing Workshop" where such topics as valuations, growth rates, target buy and sell prices and fundamental analysis will be covered. The seminar runs from 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, at the National University Carlsbad Campus, 705 Palomar Airport Road, Suite 150, Carlsbad. For details, contact Carolann at 858-546-4306.
Local earnings
Monday: Cubic Corp. (CUB), Digirad Corp. (DRAD)
Tuesday: Quidel Corp. (QDEL)
Wednesday: Ligand Pharmaceuticals Inc. (LGND), Overland Storage Inc. (OVRL)
Thursday: Active Network Inc. (ACTV), Maxwell Technologies Inc. (MXWL), Realty Income Corp. (O)
Friday: None
IPOs planned
The following is a list of initial public offerings planned for the coming week:
Cancer Genetics Inc. - Rutherford, N.J., 5 million shares, priced $6 to $8, managed by Aegis Capital and Feltl and Co. Proposed Nasdaq symbol CGIX. Business: Offers personalized genomic tests to improve the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
ConnectOne Bancorp Inc. - Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1.6 million shares, priced $26 to $29, managed by Stifel Nicolaus Weisel, Keefe Bruyette Woods, and Sandler O'Neill. Proposed Nasdaq symbol CNOB. Business: Community bank primarily serving northeastern New Jersey.
Orchid Island Capital Inc. - Vero Beach, Fla., 2.4 million shares, priced $14 to $16, managed by Ladenburg Thalmann, and Oppenheimer. Proposed NYSE MKT symbol ORC. Business: Bimini Capital-managed REIT focused on investing in agency RMBS.
Xoom Corp. - San Francisco, 5.8 million shares, priced $13 to $15, managed by Barclays and Needham & Co. Proposed Nasdaq symbol XOOM. Business: Online and mobile money transfer company.
National Events
No events scheduled.
The Labor Department releases job openings and the labor turnover survey for December; and the Treasury issues the federal budget for January.
The Coca-Cola Co., Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., and Reynolds American Inc. report quarterly financial results.
The Commerce Department releases retail sales data for January and business inventories for December.
Cisco Systems Inc., Comcast Corp., Deere & Co., Duke Energy Corp., and Mondelez International Inc. report quarterly financial results.
The Labor Department reports weekly jobless claims; and Freddie Mac releases weekly mortgage rates.
General Electric Co., and PepsiCo Inc. report quarterly financial results.
The Federal Reserve issues industrial production for January.
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NEW YORK -- The week of headaches for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie continues: He is facing questions over whether his office improperly used Superstorm Sandy aid funds for political purposes.
The Inspector General at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will audit how New Jersey spent $25 million of Sandy aid funds, according to the office of Congressman Frank Pallone Jr., a New Jersey Democrat who asked the Inspector General to look into the issue in August.
The probe comes days after Christie was engulfed in a political scandal when emails surfaced implying that top aides orchestrated the closure of lanes on the busy George Washington Bridge and snarled traffic in a town whose mayor had declined to support the governor's reelection bid. The scandal led to a rare, two-hour long press conference by Christie, who apologized and said he had fired a staffer and an advisor, and that he knew nothing about the retaliation plans.
READ: Controversial Christie staffer emails
At issue in the new probe are funds from a disaster recovery block grant. New Jersey had received permission to spend funds on a marketing campaign to encourage tourism to the Jersey Shore.
But Pallone's office says that the contract to develop the marketing plan was awarded to a firm that charged $4.7 million for its work. The next lowest bidder proposed only $2.5 million. The winning bid proposed including Christie in the ads, Pallone said in the August letter asking for an audit. The lower-cost proposal did not include a Christie ad.
"It is inappropriate for taxpayer-funded dollars that are critical to our state's recovery from this natural disaster to fund commercials that could potentially benefit a political campaign," Pallone wrote. "In these sensitive circumstances, even the appearance of a conflict of interest should be avoided."
Pallone's office said Monday that the Inspector General's office had found enough evidence to justify a "full-scale audit" of the state's usage of federal funds.
"We received a request from Congress and are performing an audit to address those concerns," said Ian O'Connor, a spokesman for the Inspector General's office, in an email.
It is ironic that Christie is coming under fire for his use of these funds. When Congress stalled passage of the Sandy relief bill in early 2013, Christie publicly blasted House Republicans and Speak of the House John Boehner.
Christie's office has called the audit a "conveniently timed announcement" and said, in a statement, that the "Stronger Than the Storm" campaign had been praised by the Obama administration and by HUD.
"Federal agency reviews are routine and standard operating procedure with all federally allocated resources to ensure that funds are distributed fairly," Christie spokesman Colin Reed said in a statement. "We're confident that any review will show that the ads were a key part in helping New Jersey get back on its feet after being struck by the worst storm in state history."
Also Monday, the Wall Street Journal revealed that the Christie administration abruptly canceled meetings with Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop around the time the mayor said he would not endorse Christie in the November 2013 election. Fulop's name came up in emails released last week about the Fort Lee scandal; when asked if Bill Baroni, a Port Authority executive, had returned calls from the mayor of Fort Lee, David Wildstein, a Christie appointee, wrote, "Radio silence... His name comes right after Mayor Fulop."
[For the record, 2:28 p.m. PST Jan. 13: An earlier version of this post attributed Ian O'Connor's quote to a news release. Actually, it comes from an email he sent to the reporter.]
Chris Christie bridge scandal looks to many like Jersey as usual
Bridge emails show Christie aides ignored public safety
Politicians give Christie the benefit of the doubt, for now
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lol, lesson learned, Jeani! Hope you enjoyed it to the max!
Raw onion bread recipe
Prep Time
Total Time
Shelf Life4 days in fridge
Rating4.9/5 (from 8 ratings)4.875
Yield6 wraps (3 trays)
- 5 cups sweet white onions
- 1 cup sunflower seeds
- 1 cup ground flax seeds
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 3 1/2 tablespoons raw soy sauce, tamari or nama shoyu
Recipe Directions
- 1. Place the sunflower seeds in your food processor and process into a fine meal. Take out of food processor and set aside. (You do not need to wash your food processor yet.)
- 2. Peel onions, place in empty food processor and process in your food processor until small but not mushy. (Do not use a high-speed blender.)
- 3. Place onions in a large mixing bowl. Add everything else, including the ground sunflower seeds. Mix with a spoon. If it's dry and won't mix, you can add a small splash of water (ex. 1 tbsp), but I doubt you'll need to add any water at all.
- 4. Spread onto dehydrator trays. Use parchment paper (not wax paper because it'll melt and stick!!!) or teflex sheets as a base. This raw onion bread recipe makes three Excalibur trays.
- 5. Dehydrate for 1 hour at 120 degrees, then reduce to 105 degrees and dry for another 6 hours. Once the bread starts drying out and holding together, score them with a knife into the size that you'd like.
- 6. At some point you'll want to flip them over, remove the parchment paper and finish dehydrating them, maybe for another 4 hours or so. I like them to be a bit chewy. Just try nibbling on this raw onion bread recipe and see whether you want it crispier. Dehydrating times can vary greatly, so trust YOUR judgment.
- 7. Enjoy this raw onion bread recipe!
The Rawtarian's ThoughtsBy The Rawtarian
I first tasted raw onion bread at a tiny raw food restaurant. I immediately went home and started searching online for a raw onion bread recipe that tasted just as good!
Well, nothing compares with having raw onion bread made by someone else and served to you with a smile, but...second best is making this raw onion bread recipe for yourself at home!
I had never made raw crackers or raw bread that included olive oil, but the addition of olive oil makes this raw onion bread recipe so easy to spread! This recipe makes enough for three sheets of onion bread.
In terms of onion measurements, here I call for 3 massive sweet white onions. This is about 2.5 pounds or about 5 cups chopped.
I like to dehydrate this raw onion bread recipe until it's basically dry but still pliable/bendable.
Nutrition Facts
- This recipe is very low in Carbohydrates.
- This recipe is low in Sodium.
- This recipe is an excellent source of Vitamin E.
- This recipe is a good source of Protein, Dietary Fiber, Iron, and Vitamin B6.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Calcium, Vitamin C, and Riboflavin.
Amounts per 197 g (7 oz) suggested serving
|% Daily
|17 %
|11 g
|19 %
|33 g
|41 %
|23 g
|7 %
|Dietary Fiber
|10 g
|31 %
|7 g
|103 mg
|10 %
|2.8 mg
|22 %
|312 mg
|14 %
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Comments and Reviews
Feb 09, 2015
I've tried to find and research 'sweet onions'. There's no such thing at my supermarket and not really any info online to tell me what they are.... this bread looks lovely and I really want to give it a go! Is there anything else I can use? Bottoms of a leek possibly?
Thanks :)
Jun 09, 2015
Visalia onions = sweet onion. Leeks would not be the same.
Maybe try yellow onions Michaela! Any onion that has a mild flavor.
Nov 14, 2014
Love you! Could we use coconut aminos instead of the soy or tamari?
Yes, for sure, Kim! :)
Jasna's Review
Raw onion bread recipe
Definitely my favorite :)
Good to hear, Jasna! :)
Danielle Binns
Aug 24, 2014
Anything else I could use instead of apples and onions? Zucchini maybe?
Hi Danielle! Probably best to look for another bread recipe. Too many substitutions not a happy girl make ;)
Jul 31, 2014
I don't have a dehydrator. Can you do it in the oven?
Hi Cindy!
No oven won't work... best to try a different recipe instead :)
Jun 08, 2014
What would be so terrible about using regular white onions? And what are sweet onions? Could I use red onions? Cheers.
Hi Lyn,
In short, the taste!!! Sweet onions have a very mild oniony flavor. Red and regular white onions have too strong of an oniony taste.
Jun 07, 2014
Tastes pretty good so far, drying it some more to hopefully reach a crackerish consistency.
I made this and some corn/kale chips at the same time and the house smelled great!
Mmm, I can imagine!
Justine M Munro
Apr 15, 2014
Hello! I'm just after a raw bread/ wraps/ crackers recipe that I can use as a toast substitute that doesn't have onions (or tomatoes/ peppers) in it. I'm just not super up for onions and veges first thing in the morning, but am really missing my morning Vogels (this is a NZ thing - iconic delicious seedy bread). I know onions get used a lot in your and Ani Phyo's recipes. Is this because they give a good taste? Is there anything more neutral that I can substitute?
Thank you so much.
Hi Justine! Try apples instead of onions :) It's not so much about the taste, but the wetness and texture
Apr 12, 2014
Amber 's Review
Raw onion bread recipe
Love these! Was wondering if it was of to freeze some of them!! Thanks!
Hi Amber,
Definitely freezeable once dehydrated. (To defrost, defrost in fridge, then ideally pop in dehydrator for another hour or so to warm up and get rid of any excess moisture)
Mar 12, 2014
Haley's Review
Raw onion bread recipe
AMAZINGLY YUMMY!! I enjoyed this immensely!
Hi Haley,
So glad you enjoyed!
Feb 27, 2014
Hi, I haven't yet tried the onion bread, but I'm looking forward to it. It sounds quite easy! How long does the bread last and how best to store it? Can it be kept frozen? I like to make big batches as I don't often find myself with lots of time to spend in the kitchen unfortunately! Thanks!
Hi Shawn,
It is easy and hard to screw up.
I usually store mine in fridge in a ziploc bag. I've never frozen it, but I am sure it would freeze well - thaw in fridge before using.
Also, if it gets a bit damp in fridge, 20 mins in dehydrator will take chill off - almost like fresh again
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This week in Island history
The news of 10 and 15 years ago is from the Jamestown Press. The news of 25, 50, 75, and 100 years ago from the Newport Daily News comes from the collection of the Newport Historical Society.
100 years ago From the Newport Daily News, June 7, 1906:
The grammar room has purchased, with the unexpected portion of the proceeds of the entertainment of May 3, after the liquidation of the piano debt, a plaster case of Volke's bust of Lincoln. This has been placed on a beech wood bracket made by Messrs. Anthony and Caswell.
The work of widening and repairing the macadam road on Narragansett avenue, from Green lane to Howland avenue, was finished today. The gutters have been graded and paved for a portion of that distance, and the sidewalks have been graded and their edges sodded, making a substantial and attractive piece of road.
It is understood that there is a movement on foot to have suitable signs, with the names of the streets thereon, placed on the public highways of the town.
From the Newport Daily News, June 8, 1906:
Servants arrived today to open the W.S. Woodward cottage at the Dumplings.
Mr. G.H. Sweet has placed in front of his residence on Clinton avenue a 2,000 candle power gasoline light, the brilliant illumination from which is causing much comment.
From the Newport Daily News, June 11, 1906:
The Providence Telephone Company has installed a complete new apparatus in the central office, and has secured the services of Thomas Sheehan as night operator. Miss J. Clarke and Miss M. Watson will be the day operators.
75 years ago From the Newport Daily News, June 6, 1931:
The last session of the Americanization classes was held last evening at the Thomas H. Clarke school. There was a good attendance of the pupils and in the reviews of the work done during the term all showed progress.
Stephen Smith has leased for the season the John E. Watson cottage on Narragansett avenue having rented his cottage on Clinton avenue.
Mrs. Ernest Hull has leased her cottage on Maple street to Lieutenant Commander Daniel Miller, and will occupy during the summer the Morell cottage on Clarke street.
50 years ago From the Newport Daily News, June 5, 1956:
No signs of any positive steps toward establishment of a refinery have been evident in Jamestown in the wake of Saturday's favorable 3-1straw vote by townspeople, but a Town Council spokesman indicated last night that the wishes of the majority would rule.
From the Newport Daily News, June 6, 1956:
Mrs. Loudensinger (of the Jamestown Visiting Nurse Association) reported 160 home visits made during March and April and 102 hours of school work. An educational health movie was shown to one civic group and two child health conferences were held.
The Commerce Oil Refining Company intends to build and run its own plant in either Jamestown or Portsmouth and will not transfer its operation to any other company.
From the Newport Daily News, June 7, 1956:
Grades 7 and 8 of the Jamestown Elementary School held their annual field day yesterday at the recreation field. Grades 4, 5, and 6 will hold their field day tomorrow.
25 years ago From the Newport Daily News, June 4, 1981:
The Planning Commission was asked Wednesday night what action it plans to curb the rapid growth to the town since 1970. (It was reported) that Jamestown showed a 30 percent increase in population from 1970 to 1981.
From the Newport Daily News, June 5, 1981:
The School Committee Thursday night discussed an interior building change, involving a substantial sum of money under the capital improvement fund. The committee invited architect Richard Long to estimate the cost of converting 15 feet of the all-purpose room for use as an audio-visual room on the ground floor and a storage room on the second floor. Long estimates the cost at $28,005.
From the Newport Daily News, June 9, 1981:
The Jamestown Ambulance Association has purchased a Ford super van for its town ambulance at a cost of $22,500. . . . "By next fall we will be faced with the cost of a new radio system, according to state law," (Ambulance Association Cmdr. Robert L.) Broadhead said. . . . "We will have to spend $10,000 for radio equipment for our two ambulances." Each ambulance will have a radio; Jamestown has a third ambulance for disaster use. "We received $100 for the old Cadillac ambulance for junk," Broadhead said.
15 years ago From the Jamestown Press, June 6, 1991:
The Town Council in a 30-minute emergency meeting Monday evening voted to endorse an amended version of a resolution currently before the state legislature that seeks to delay construction of the new bridge-connector road.
Although the deer-tick population in Rhode Island has increased this year . . . Jamestowners shouldn't be overly concerned about Lyme disease.
Construction of Jamestown's new school building on Melrose Avenue is nearly complete.
10 years ago From the Jamestown Press, June 6, 1996:
Water loss from a break in the water main on Conanicus Avenue, across from the Bank of Newport, last week was minimal.
This week, Jamestown's two Odyssey of the Mind teams returned from the OM World Finals at Iowa State University where they joined 13,000 participants from 48 states and 20 foreign countries. . . . The eighth grade Tall Tales of John Jivery Team . . . placed an astonishing second in the long-term problem section of the competition. They came in 26th overall. . . . The fifth and sixth grade Omvention team placed 23rd overall.


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Thank you so much on this information! I had been extremely worried when my doctors were told me I needed an appointment with my PCP immediately about this.I'm only 19. As a child I was in an out of the hospitals. We had discovered that I have Crohns disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Sjogrens Disease an then I had just found out I had this. Not to be a negative Nancy but I thought three diseases were enough but now this. My first visit to my adult rheumotologist was deeply concerned about me being able to sleep an awful amount of hours an still exhausted, also I guess she had noticed that it was very hard for me to come up with words or I would just forget what we were saying. I have recently noticed that I can stare at once spot an just blank out. Has anyone had thisproblem? Personally, being a nursing student an still only a child this is very hard for me to grasp.Also has anyone heard of other methods than shots? I'm taking Humera (the worst injection in the world) and its making me want to never have an injection again! Thanks!
Mary, I am reading a book called, "Could It Be B12?" and it talks about how even Bipolar can be in some cases caused by B12 deficiency. The book is written by a nurse and her husband who is a doctor. Also, B12 does affect nerves. So I would get that book and read it and see if you can find a doc to test you before you start taking a vitamin supplement. Maybe her doc would test you? Good luck Mary. Be your own advocate and be strong in caring for your own health. I wish I had known about B12 when I was 15.
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Hi my name is Mary I'm only 15, but my mother has suffered from sezures for 20 years hers started when she hit her head on a pole. We don't know what type of sezures she has yet or what to give her but last November I had a sezure and since I have been having them (when there was 350 lbs. of pressure on my jaw). I'm going to try and keep this as short as possible i don't want to waste your time, but we just found out that she is low on B 12. We believe that I may be too. Due to the fact that I have been diagnosed as bipolar for many years and ADHD and asthma ect. I have always been very independent so sezures scare me. Do you profesionaly think there could be any connection to her sezures and her deficiancy in B12? We are hopeing that if we find her solution we will find mine. There aren't too many neurologists that take any intrest in dealing with kids.- thank you for your time
Hi Lynn, you definitely need vitamin B3 to make NADH, which is an essential element of the Krebb's cycle as an electron acceptor and then in the electron transport chain to donate electrons. This is apart from its role in MTHFR. If you are deficient in it, not only will you have problems in making 5MTHF, but your energy systems will definitly "go slow". No need to go beserk with supplementation though. You can make it from Tryptophan. You can check out the RDA at the Linus Pauling web-site
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Hi Greg,this just seems to be getting more complicated for me.i had my first lot of B12 injections back in june.my DR gives daily injections i understand other doctors give weekly injections until levels are high enough than 3 monthly for life.i have fely very light headed extremely tired .im just getting through the days doing the necessary stuff.this is difficult having a 6,8 and 16 year old who are energetiic.ive had tests recently Intrinsic Factor Antibody (negative )Antiparietal Cell Antibody (negative).my serum B12 is 1476 pmol/L.. when i was first tested for B12 my levels were 175 pmol/L .my thyroid meds have been reduced to 100mg a day as i have hypothyroid.now im confused if i had thyroid problems first or B12 deficiency.even though i have been treated for my hypothyroidism for 16 years ,think alot of B12 deficiency symptoms happening back than also.The b12 injections are hydroxocobalamin.i have also purchased the Transdermiol to try when my levels have dropped.think i will get levels tested first try the oil for abit get tested again to see results..my Dr doesnt seem to explain alot or want to discuss options ,necessary testing etc.wondering if high levels can make you feel lousy and can it take sometime after treatment to feel normal.just want to work out why im deficient what tests to have that may help improve things .
@Colleen – The light-headedness and fatigue can be symptoms of potassium deficiency. You were badly deficient in B12, and that slowed some healing/growth processes in the body. When you replenish your B12 reserve, those processes speed up; which can use up your potassium reserves. Another symptom of potassium deficiency is twitching or cramping muscles. I developed a few facial twitches and leg cramps after I started taking B12. Supplementing potassium and magnesium was very helpful. Potassium and magnesium work together, so it's a good idea to supplement them together.
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Florida drivers will no longer face tickets at intersections with red light cameras if they come to a complete stop before making a right-hand turn.
That is one of several changes to the growing use of red-light cameras by Florida cities and counties _ including Sarasota, Bradenton and Manatee County _ that Gov. Rick Scott signed into law (HB 7125) on Wednesday.
The new law, which takes effect July 1, precludes motorists from being cited for a right-turn violation if they stop, even if it is beyond the stop line.
Another provision will increase the time motorists have to deal with the initial notice of violation from 30 days to 60 days. After that time, the violation becomes a more formal uniform traffic citation (UTC), carrying higher penalties, including a $264 fine as opposed to the initial $158 fine.
Scott signed the bill without comment late Wednesday afternoon. The red-light camera measurers were part of a 226-page highway safety bill that included revamping laws that deal with ignition-interlock devices issued to some people convicted of drunken driving and approving new specialty license plates. Among the groups that would receive plates are the American Legion, Big Brothers Big Sisters and Lauren's Kids, a program aimed at preventing sexual abuse of children.
Scott also acted on other bills, signing a measure (HB 347) that would allow about 20 small craft distillers in Florida that annually produce less than 75,000 gallons of spirits to offer on-site sales. The bill imposes a two-bottle-per-customer annual cap for the purchases.
And he approved HB 573 allowing residents of mobile homes to get insurance from Citizens Property Insurance Corp. and HB 7025 specifying that certain condo board election requirements don't apply to timeshares.
But Scott vetoed three bills, including one designed to change laws dealing with the competency of mentally ill people charged with crimes, another to eliminate recording requirements for closed meetings of the State Child Abuse Death Review Committee and a property-tax exemption on certain housing for active-duty military members.
Advocates said the longer notice period included in the red-light camera regulation will help rental car drivers, who, under the current, law often face the higher penalty of a UTC because they do not get the notice in time.
A more controversial provision will require the cities and counties to create an administrative appeals process for motorists who contest the initial red-light camera violations. Local governments could use their existing code enforcement board or appoint magistrates to handle the cases, according to an analysis of the legislation.
But critics of the legislation, including the National Motorists Association, an advocacy group that has opposed the cameras, questioned the impartiality of using local-government hearing officers and noted the law allows the governments to add up to $250 in administrative costs — potentially upping the $158 fine to $405.
The group also questioned whether the use of the new local-government hearing process would limit the legal rights of motorists.
Senate Transportation Chairman Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, a critic of red-light cameras who added the new provisions to a sweeping highway safety bill in the final days of the 2013 session, defended the use of the local-government appeals process.
He said it was no different than citizens appealing other cases, such as code violations, before a local board. Brandes also said the $250 in administrative costs was put into the measure as a cap and he expects the actual costs to range between $40 and $100 for each case.
As for legal rights, Brandes said motorists still have the option of letting the 60-day period lapse and then fight the violation in a formal court proceeding.
The new law does not go as far as some lawmakers, including Brandes, had hoped. Lawmakers had filed bills to abolish the cameras and others sought stricter regulation on the timing of yellow lights at the intersections with the cameras.
Brandes said he is asking Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, to let the Senate continue to pursue the issue with the potential of making further changes in the use of the cameras.
However, changing the system will have to be balanced against the fact that more than 70 Florida cities and counties are using the devices, bringing in about $46 million in the last full budget year.
Safety advocates say the cameras save lives and point to a December report from the Florida Highway Patrol that showed accidents were down in many of the communities that deploy the red-light cameras.
Florida's red-light camera law is named after Mark Wandall, a Manatee County man whose wife fought for years to pass the law in 2010 after her husband was killed when a motorist ran a traffic light.
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Crews started demolition Thursday of an Army depot in Utah that was responsible for destroying more than 40 percent of the nation's stockpile of chemical weapons.
The Deseret Chemical Depot once held 13,600 tons of chemical agents, making it the world's largest stockpile of a witch's brew of toxins and blister and blood agents that accumulated throughout the Cold War.
Army officials said they've completed the destruction of chemical weapons at the site, no longer need its incinerator, and want to tear it down for safety reasons.
The demolition work at the site southwest of Salt Lake City will last nine months and include dismantling the incinerator that destroyed liquid agents and munitions.
The depot didn't just hold obsolete U.S. weapons. A supply of nerve agent seized from Nazi Germany at the end of World War II was destroyed last year.
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Russia is further behind than the U.S., having destroyed only about 65 percent of its chemical-weapons cache, according to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in The Hague, Netherlands.
Deadlines set by the original treaty have been repeatedly pushed back because of the complexity of the work.
The U.S. is now helping Syria get rid of its chemical weapons.
The U.S. Army campaign involving its weapons started on a Pacific atoll in 1986 and was supposed to have destroyed all the nation's chemical weapons by an initial deadline of 1994. Now, the U.S. has until 2023 to complete the job.
The U.S. has never been known to use a chemical weapon in anger, although some consider the use of the defoliant Agent Orange during the Vietnam War a chemical attack, said Craig Williams, director of the Chemical Weapons Working Group, an advocate for safe disposal.
The demolition in Utah marks a milestone, he said.
"Clearly, it puts an exclamation point on the completion of the job there," Williams said. "There's no questioning our resolve to meet our commitments under the treaty."


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But Davis isn't happy with how he's playing — at least not yet.
"I don't feel like I'm where I need to be," he said.
"In order to help this team make the playoffs, I need to play with more intensity. I need to finish shots. I need to be a complete player, not only on offense but defense, and I didn't do that [against Philadelphia on Thursday]. I've got to go back to the drawing board and work extremely hard."
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Was it only yesterday that I posted about the young woman who burned her Obama shirt in a frenzy of betrayal? She isn't just done with Obama, she's done with government. Her ideology, most of it foolishly Leftist, hasn't altered one iota. What's different is her belief that government is an engine of change.
But, but, but, I hear you asking, "How can you be a Leftist without believing in Big Government? Leftism is predicated on a Big Government doing the right things."
You're absolutely correct, of course. She's suddenly a young woman with a heart full of anti-government animus, and no functioning ideology to go with it. My suspicion is that, if she ever votes again, she'll pull the lever for a libertarian. Perhaps in 2016, she'll be another Rand Paul voter.
That inflamed young lady isn't the only one who's shattered to discover that her idol had feet of clay, and bad clay at that. Will Pitt, notorious for years as one of the more rabid anti-Bush haters and one of the utterly fatuous, strung-out Obama worshipers, has also been slapped in the face by ugly Obamacare reality. At Newsbusters, P.J. Gladnick details Pitt's disillusionment, which set in very quickly once Obamacare failed to work as promised.
Within months, Pitt went from saying that a few glitches with Obamacare were "No. Big. Deal." to castigating Obama as a "piece of sh*t used-car salesman." Needless to say, his friends in the Democratic Underground are not happy with him.
When it comes to these two people and all of the others like them, their sudden epiphanies about Obama, about Democrat policies, and about Big Government can easily be described as too little, too late. They've already visited upon us eight years of what will quite possibly be recorded in the books as the worst administration in American history, one that devastated not only America but the whole world.
But here's the deal: It's not too little, too late. There are local, state, and federal elections coming up this year and next year and the year after that. Although our ship of state has had eight years to sail this disastrous course, it is still afloat and can be turned around. The process will be laborious, it will go very slowly, and the damage will be significant, but as long as we're above water it still matters that we get rid of as many loathsome barnacles as possible. These former Obama fanatics were barnacles. It remains to be seen whether, as I once did, they'll turn around politically or whether they'll just slink off and leave the body politic alone. No matter what, we'll be better off without them.