text: Deepak Agarwal from Elkhart has been selected as a Wells Scholar at Indiana University. He is one of 19 entering freshmen so honored and one of 320 Well Scholars chosen since 1990. The scholarship, named in honor of the late I.U. Chancellor Herman B Wells, ranks among the most competitive and prestigious awards offered by any American university. An AP Scholar with Honor, Agarwal graduated from Elkhart Central High School as a valedictorian. He earned distinction as a four-year member of his school's Science Olympiad team, winning second place in cell biology and third place in science of fitness at the state level. He served as co-captain of his school's Academic Super Bowl and Quiz Bowl teams, and he participated in Model United Nations. A member of his school's varsity cross country and track teams, Agarwal received multiple school athletic awards, including the Scholastic Award. *** Harriet A. Hamer, M.D., of South Bend, is a member of the Manchester College Board of Trustees. A 1980 graduate of the college, she serves on the board's executive, financial affairs and trustee affairs committees. Her term expires in 2008. Dr. Hamer is chief of anesthesia for Michiana Anesthesia Care at Memorial Hospital, South Bend. *** Steven Mitchell of South Bend, a recent graduate of Valparaiso University, was inducted into Alpha Iota Delta, the decision sciences and information systems honor society. The son of David and Deborah Mitchell, he was an accounting major.


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Cost for the luncheon is $20 for members, and must be paid in advance. Payment made after the event will be subject to a $5 additional charge. Cost for non-members is $25. Please contact the Chamber office for assistance with registration, 816-524-2424.When:Friday, February 16, 2018 11:30 AM thru 01:00 PMWhere:The Aspen Room at The Stanley308 SE DouglasLee's Summit, MO 64063Registration:Cost for the luncheon is $20 in advance or at the door. A $5 fee will be charged if payment is made after the event.Cost for non-members is $25. Contact the Chamber for assistance with registration, 816-524-2424.Register here: Add to calendarFriday, February 16, 2018Community EventFish FryThis is NOT your ordinary fish fry! We have a Maitre D' that will greet and seat you, friendly faces to take your order and bring your meal to you. We offer a cash bar and delicious desserts. Our Knights of Columbus are cooking up baked or fried fish, fish tacos and fried shrimp. All meals come with 2 sides and a roll. We accept credit cards and take out orders are also available. Come join us this Lent at St. Margaret of Scotland Church, 777 NE Blackwell Rd, Lee's Summit, Missouri. 5:00-7:30 Pm. February 16, 23, March 2,9,16 and 23. Dinners from $9-12, children 4 and under eat free. For more information call 816-246-6800.ALL ARE WELCOME!When:Friday, February 16, 2018 5:00 PM thru 07:30 PMWhere:St. Margaret of Scotland Catholic Church777 NE Blackwell RdLee's Summit, Mo 64086For More Info:Angie DeMarco816-529-9837 Add to calendarFriday, February 16, 2018Community EventOur Lady of the Presentation Lenten Friday Fish FriesOur Lady of the Presentation Parish Fish Fry, Fridays, Feb 16 – March 23, 5-7:30 p.m., 130 NW Murray Road, Lee's Summit. Delicious buffet featuring: fried tasty tilapia, fried butterfly shrimp, baked to perfection cod, homemade gourmet macaroni & cheese, golden buttery corn, fresh broccoli & cheese sauce, homemade creamy coleslaw, baked potato bar, salad bar, toasted garlic bread, tea, lemonade and coffee. Delicious desserts and 2nd plate available for donation. KC Symphony Quartet March 2nd! $12/adults, $5/children 4-10. Ages 0-3 and 90 & up FREE! Proceeds support the youth service mission trip and charities served. For more information, contact Our Lady of the Presentation at (816) 251-1100.When:from Friday, February 16, 2018 5:00 PMthru Friday, March 23, 2018 7:30 PMWhere:Our Lady of the Presentation Catholic Church130 NW Murray RoadLee's Summit, MO 64081For More Info:Christy email@example.com Add to calendarSaturday, February 17, 2018Community EventVIP Pirates & Mermaids BreakfastIncludes: Seating for fabulous kid-friendly breakfast, exclusive meet and mingle with pirates and mermaids, photos and autographs, costume contest, giveaways, all-day Discovery Play & Foam Factory admission. Seating and space is limited so register now!Reserve now or call us 816-246-5224When:Saturday, February 17, 2018 9:00 AM thru 10:00 AMWhere:Paradise Park1021 NE Colbern RoadLee's Summit, MO 64086For More Info:Chris email@example.com Add to calendarSaturday, February 17, 2018Community EventTeddy Bear Clinic at the ZooDo you have a teddy bear or stuffed animal in need of some TLC? Bring your favorite friends to the Teddy Bear Clinic on Saturday, February 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and let the volunteers from Kansas City Young Matrons nurse them back to health. We will fix rips, tears and holes and give them a good fluff. Stuffed animals must be turned in for repair by 1:30 p.m.Once they are back to tip-top shape, they will receive a clean bill of health. Every stuffed animal needs a little TLC at the Zoo's Teddy Bear Clinic.When:Saturday, February 17, 2018 10:00 AM thru 02:00 PMWhere:Kansas City Zoo6800 Zoo DriveKansas City, MO 64132For More Info:www.kansascityzoo.org Add to calendarSaturday, February 17, 2018Community EventGentoo & King Penguin MarchOur feathered friends are venturing outside the Helzberg Penguin Plaza! There are two weekends left to catch the Penguin March with our cold weather birds. Our king and gentoo penguins will parade around the Helzberg Penguin Plaza, enjoying the fresh outdoor air. Get an up-close encounter as they strut their stuff for all Zoo guests to see at 11 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.When:Saturday, February 17, 2018 11:00 AM thru 11:30 AMWhere:Kansas City Zoo6800 Zoo DriveKansas City, MO 64132For More Info:www.kansascityzoo.org Add to calendarSaturday, February 17, 2018Community EventPirates and Mermaids Party-FreeDress up to meet our pirates and mermaids. Join us for a jolly good day of giveaways, photo ops and legendary fun!FreeNo reservations neededWhen:Saturday, February 17, 2018 11:00 AM thru 02:00 PMWhere:Paradise Park1021 NE Colbern RoadLee's Summit, MO 64086For More Info:Chris email@example.com Add to calendarSunday, February 18, 2018Community EventPresident's Day Celebration Week in Discovery PlayParadise Park's Discovery Play center theme of the week: President's Day Celebration! Specially designed for safe, clean, interactive, fun, imaginative and educational play, Paradise Park's Discovery Play center offers 20+ unique areas, including Pretend Village, Water Table, KCPT Learning Room, Miniature Play, Block Play, Art Studio, Cooking Studio, and a 2-acre Children's Garden with a dinosaur dig, pretend fishing pond and 18-hole jr. mini golf course and age-appropriate climbing structures..It also includes Adventure Time, when a play facilitator leads children through themed activities at scheduled times throughout every day. Every week brings new stories, interactive performances or games, art projects and tasty treats in children's cooking during Adventure Time. It makes each of your weekly visits a NEW adventure! The theme changes every week, usually on Sunday. This week's theme celebrates two of our country's greatest presidents.When:from Sunday, February 18, 2018 9:30 AMthru Saturday, February 24, 2018 9:00 PMWhere:Paradise Park1901 NE Colbern RoadLee's Summit, MO 64081For More Info:Chris firstname.lastname@example.com Add to calendarTuesday, February 20, 2018Young ProfessionalsChamber Young Professionals Development Luncheon - CANCELLEDSpeaker: Clint Haynes, NextGen WealthTopic: Investing 101Luncheon cost is $10 due in advance.When:Tuesday, February 20, 2018 11:30 AM thru 01:00 PMWhere:Big Whiskey's American Restaurant & Bar860 NW BLUE PARKWAYLEE'S SUMMIT, MO 64086MapRegistration:Register here: Add to calendarTuesday, February 20, 2018Community EventSCA International FestivalTake a journey across the globe at SCA's sixth annual International Festival held on Tuesday, February 20, 2018!Those attending this educational event will travel through the continents, experiencing festive music, art, mission projects, and delicious food from around the world. The Elementary Gym will be transformed into the different continents, while the Commons and additional rooms will give the opportunity to experience special cultural activities around the globe. Special features this year include a Parade of Flags, International performances, and games from around the World. 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The rescheduled date is April 19.When:Thursday, February 22, 2018 4:00 PMWhere:KC Communications & Media MattersCelebrating Personal TreasuresCourageousLifeNowKHL Design Studio12 SW Third StreetLee's Summit, MO 64063Registration:Register here: Add to calendarThursday, February 22, 2018Community EventK-6 Teacher Open HouseEnhance your spring curriculum with student experiences at Powell Gardens. Learn about our 2018 offerings and how they relate to the Next Generation National Science Standards, pick up pre and post visit packets, and better understand the gardens and education building areas to best prepare for booking an upcoming school program. A short PowerPoint presentation about our programs begins at 6:00 p.m.. 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With the the help of Atticus, and her older brother Jem, Scout learns that "growing up" often means doing what is right, even when it comes at great cost. Don't miss this American masterpiece about the power of childhood innocence, morality, and love as it comes to life on the Lee's Summit West stage.When:from Friday, February 23, 2018 12:00 AMthru Sunday, February 25, 2018 12:00 AMWhere:Lee's Summit West High School Performing Arts Center2600 SW Ward RoadLee's Summit, MO 64082For More Info:Brad firstname.lastname@example.com Add to calendarFriday, February 23, 2018ChamberGovernmental Relations Committee MeetingWhen:Friday, February 23, 2018 7:30 AM thru 08:30 AMWhere:John Knox VillageVillager Inn, Manhattan Room1001 NW Chipman RoadLee's Summit, MO 64081Registration:Register here: Add to calendarFriday, February 23, 2018Community EventSummit Christian Academy Early Education PreviewSummit Christian Academy will host an Early Education Open House for individuals with children ages 2 1/2 through 5. 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Super Junior-M has released the Korean language version of "Too Perfect." It's funny but I prefer the video for the Korean language version but the Chinese language version (although they are not fluent) sounds better, somehow. Not sure if I will maintain that opinion if I keep listening to both.
제 블로그를 방문해 주셔서 고맙습니다. 저는 이 블로그에 일주일에 4번 정도 한국 전통 공연 문화에 대해 쓰고 있습니다. 처음에는 K-pop에 관심이 있으셔서 방문하셨겠지만 나가시기 전에 한국 전통 문화에 관한 것도 한번 봐 주시면 좋겠습니다.
Big Bang's "Tonight" was released a couple days ago. The song has a fair amount of autotune, but it feels like a stylistic choice, not like they can't sing. Not that I'm claiming Big Bang are some amazing singers or something, they're not, but they're individualistic and flashy and not-safely conforming to expectations, so I like them. I don't think they're style icons, but I do think that the video is really well made. So, while this song doesn't seem likely to hit the top of my personal K-Pop Chart, I think it'll get a fair amount of play. And Taeyang is just plain yummy. I'll just pretend he's closer to my age than he is, to make me more comfortable with that statement.
There is a review of Big Bang's mini album on allkpop.com
Monday, February 28, 2011
Super Junior-M and Big Bang
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- Joseph said...
Today I just found MBC Music Core hour long variety concert series. I subscribe to dramafever.com and they license content to broadcast in the USA. Here are some of the acts: Kang Jong Wook, Dal Shabet, Beige, Mighty Mouth (feat. Soya), Navi, Piggy Dolls, Can, Jewelry, TEEN TOP, Infinite, Gavy NJ (feat. Mir of MBLAQ), Han Groo, Orange Caramel, G.NA, SeeYa, Park Jung Min, MBLAQ, Seung Ri, Secret, TVXQ, LPG. Episodes are 2011. I keep following your blog with interest. Probably totally unnecessary, but I have backed up the footnotes entries for you on my hard drive.
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My other half , Mr Toh, can be quite a fussy foodie at times. He is considered lucky to be working in an area where he has plenty of good food to choose from !
Recently he has discovered Soi Thai Soi Nice and has been there 2-3 times for their lunch time set lunch specials .A main such as Grilled chicken with rice plus a drink is priced at an affordable $8.80.
Conveniently located just next to Ikea Alexandra , Soi Thai is on the 2nd level of Alexandra Central.
The kitchen is helm by Chef Worawong Phairat (Olay) from Bangkok and he has 19 years of experience under his belt.. The menu is as Thai as it can get with some slight tweaking .
I was quite pleased to have attended a tasting session hosted by Soi Thai just couple weeks back.
The place
Soi Thai Soi Nice took over the space
where Atmosphere cafe once located.
The restaurants are under the same company .
The restaurants are under the same company .
Decor etc are pretty much the same as per
Atmosphere cafe
Atmosphere cafe
Restaraunts under the SIMYEE Holdings
The Food
Here's one of the specialty- { Yum Kai Dhao }$6.80
Somewhat a salad with all the pickled cucumber
and onions atop a fried egg. . Very addictive dish
Cannot stop at one ! These Moo Sam Chan Tord (Fried roasted pork belly) $9.80
made me so happy just eating them ! Not too tough and the chili makes it better
I would suggest u to try this ! { Hor Mok Ma Praw Talay }
(Steamed egg and otah stir fried with prawns and seafood, served in coconut shell) $12.80.
Ours is all emptied out from the shell and mixed with rice . Heavenly !! 👍🏼
Here's our main for the evening { Royal Thai Hot Pot }
This pot of seafood goodness uses in-house Tom Yam Soup base
and it is good for 4 persons ($68.80)
This pot of seafood goodness uses in-house Tom Yam Soup base
and it is good for 4 persons ($68.80)
This comes nicely arranged this way ..loaded with crayfish,
veggie, mussels, and also sio bak!
Pot will be filled with Tom yam broth
Immerse the food into the soup and bring it to a boil
Immerse the food into the soup and bring it to a boil
We ended the night with 3 desserts ! How can we not have desserts at a Thai restaurant right !
{ Kao Niao I-Team }
(Coconut ice cream, sticky rice with corn flakes in palm sugar syrup) $5.80
(Coconut ice cream, sticky rice with corn flakes in palm sugar syrup) $5.80
The sticky rice is freshly cook daily using a special item
that the chef has been using in Thailand.
I must say it is THE BEST cooked sticky rice ever.
The rice is well cooked and no uncook bits at all.
Soft and tender ..such a joy eating this.
Soft and tender ..such a joy eating this.
Can't say no to Mango Sticky Rice ! $5.80
I - Team (Coconut ice cream with corn flakes in palm sugar syrup) $3.80
This is pretty much same as the first dessert except without the rice
Good for those who just wants the coconut ice cream.
Some of us do not take very well to glutinous rice
Some of us do not take very well to glutinous rice
I will come back for more of the egg salad, Tom Yam hot pot and the fried sio bak!
Overall we love the food here and prices are quite affordable
Soi Thai Soi Nice
321 Alexandra Road, Alexandra Central #02-01 Singapore 159971
Tel: 6250 4863
Opening HoursMonday to Friday: 11.30am-3.30pm and 6pm- 10pm
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: 11.30am to 10pm
Iinstagram : @SoiThaiSoiNice.


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The powers for enforcing parking restrictions across the district are being taken over by Wakefield Council from Monday June 13.
Civil Parking Enforcement means the powers for enforcing parking on yellow lines and parking bays will transfer to the Council's Civil Enforcement Officers and will no longer be the responsibility of the police.
Motorists whose parking breaches the regulations will be issued with a Penalty Charge Notice which costs £70 or £50 depending on the seriousness of the breach.
This charge is reduced by 50% if it is paid within 14 days of the PCN's issue date.
Failure to pay a Penalty Charge Notice will result in further action, including an increased charge.
Coun Matthew Morley, Wakefield Council's Cabinet Member for Transport and Highways, said: "Civil parking enforcement will make our district's roads safer and improve traffic flow.
"Businesses should also benefit from the new powers because short-term parking areas such as outside local shops will receive better enforcement. This should deter motorists from parking longer than permitted and make it easier for motorists to find a space when needed."
Motorists who receive a Penalty Charge Notice will be directed to the council website where they can pay their fine or appeal.
Any monies received through Penalty Charge Notices will be used to fund the cost of the service, and if there is any additional surplus this will be reinvested into the district's roads.


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Dong Ko
Contact Info
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|electrical and com. eng
About Me
Dr. Dong-Kyun Ko comes from MIT, where he held a joint postdoctoral appointment with Dr. Vladimir Bulovic's and Dr. Moungi Bawendi's labs in Electrical Engineering and Chemistry, respectively. He received his PhD in Materials Science and Engineering from University of Pennsylvania, advised by Dr. Christopher Murray. Dong-Kyun´s research focuses on energy materials and devices utilizing colloidal semiconductor nanocrystals (quantum dots). Specifically, he is interested in developing novel solar energy and waste heat harvesting devices by manipulating matter at the nanoscale. His research involves multidisciplinary approaches that span from physics, chemistry, and materials science to electrical engineering. He is the author and co-author of ~ 15 research articles, including Nano Letters, Advanced Materials, and Journal of American Chemical Society.
-PhD, Materials Science and Engineering, University of Pennsylvania (Advisor: Christopher Murray), 2011
-MS, Materials Science and Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, 2007
-BS, Materials Science and Engineering, Yonsei University (Seoul, Korea), 2005
Professional Expierence
-Postdoc, Electrical Engineering and Chemistry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Advisor: Vladimir Bulovic and Moungi Bawendi), 2011-2014
-Visiting Researcher, Molecular Foundry, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 04~08/2009
Research Interests
-Colloidal semiconductor nanocrystal (quantum dot) synthesis
-Advanced semiconductor materials design: Multi-component nanocrystal solids, nanocomposites
-Fabrication and characterization of nanoelectronic devices
-Quantum dot solar cells
-Nanostructured thermoelectrics
Journal Publications
- D. -K. Ko; P. R. Brown; M. G. Bawendi; V. Bulovic, "p-i-n Heterojunction Solar Cells with a Colloidal Quantum-Dot Absorber Layer," Adv. Mater., 26, 4845-4850 (2014).
- K. M. McPeak; B. Opasanont; T. Shibata; D. -K. Ko; M. A. Becker; S. Chattopadhyay, H. P. Bui; T. P. Beebe; B. A. Bunker; C. B. Murray; J. B. Baxter, "Microreactor Chemical Bath Deposition of Laterally Graded Cd1-xZnxS Thin Films: A Route to High-Throughput Optimization for Photovoltaic Buffer Layers," Chem. Mat.,25, 297-306 (2013).
- J. -H. Choi; A. T. Fafarman; S. J. Oh; D. -K. Ko; D. K. Kim; D. T. Diroll; S. Muramoto; J. G. Gillen; C. B. Murray; C. R. Kagan, "Bandlike Transport in Strongly Coupled and Doped Quantum Dot Solids: A Route to High-Performance Thin-Film Electronics," Nano Lett., 12, 2631-2638 (2012).
- D. -K. Ko; Y. J. Kang; C. B. Murray, "Enhanced Thermopower via Carrier Energy Filtering in Solution-Processable Pt-Sb2Te3 Nanocomposites," Nano Lett., 11, 2841-2844 (2011).
- A. Dong; J. Chen; S. J. Oh; W. -K. Koh; F. Xiu; X. Ye; D. -K. Ko; K. L. Wang; C. R. Kagan; C. B. Murray, "Multiscale Periodic Assembly of Striped Nanocrystal Superlattice Films on a Liquid Surface," Nano Lett., 11, 841-846 (2011).
- Y. -W. Liu; D. -K. Ko; S. J. Oh; T. R. Gordon; V. Doan-Nguyen; T. Paik; Y. Kang; X. Ye; L. Jin; C R. Kagan; C. B. Murray, "Near-Infrared Absorption of Monodisperse Silver Telluride (Ag2Te) Nanocrystals and Photoconductive Response of Their Self-Assembled Superlattices," Chem. Mat., 23, 4657-4659 (2011).
- D. -K. Ko; C. B. Murray, "Probing the Fermi Energy Level and the Density of States Distribution in PbTe Nanocrystal (Quantum Dot) Solids by Temperature-Dependent Thermopower Measurements," ACS Nano, 5, 4810-4817 (2011).
- T. Paik; D. -K. Ko; T. R. Gordon; V. Doan-Nguyen; C. B. Murray, "Studies of Liquid Crystalline Self-Assembly of GdF3 Nanoplates by In-Plane, Out-of-Plane SAXS," ACS Nano, 5, 8322-8330 (2011).
- A. T. Fafarman; W. -K. Koh; B. T. Diroll; D. K. Kim; D. -K. Ko; S. J. Oh; X. Ye; V. Doan-Nguyen; M. R. Crump; D. C. Reifsnyder; C. B. Murray; C. R. Kagan, "Thiocyanate-Capped Nanocrystal Colloids: Vibrational Reporter of Surface Chemistry and Solution-Based Route to Enhanced Coupling in Nanocrystal Solids," J. Am. Chem. Soc., 133, 15753-15761 (2011).
- D. -K. Ko; J. J. Urban; C. B. Murray, "Carrier distribution and dynamics of nanocrystal solids doped with artificial atoms," Nano Lett., 10, 1842-1847 (2010).
- Y. Jung*; D. -K. Ko*; R. Agarwal, "Synthesis and Structural Characterization of Single-Crystalline Branched Nanowire Heterostructures," Nano Lett., 7, 264-268 (2007). * equally contributed
- S. -H. Lee; D. -K. Ko; Y. Jung; R. Agarwal, "Size-Dependent Phase Transition Memory Switching Behavior and Low Writing Currents in GeTe Nanowires," Appl. Phys. Lett., 89, 223116 (2006).
- Y. Jung; S. -H. Lee; D. -K. Ko; R. Agarwal, "Synthesis and Characterization of Ge2Sb2Te5 Nanowires with Memory Switching Effect," J. Am. Chem. Soc., 128, 14026-14027 (2006).
Conference Abstracts /Presentations (Selected)
- D. -K. Ko; S. K. Suh; C. M. Chuang; P. R. Brown; M. G. Bawendi; V. Bulović, MRS, Spring 2014, "Improving the Quantum Dot Solar Cell Performance using Metal Salt Treatment," oral
- D. -K. Ko; P. R. Brown; V. Bulović; M. G. Bawendi, MRS, Spring 2013, "p-i-n Heterojunction Quantum Dot Solar Cells," oral
- D. -K. Ko; G. Hwang; R. E. Correa; G. J. Supran; V. Bulović; M. G. Bawendi, MRS, Spring 2013, "Binary Nanoparticle Superlattices Formed From Highly Luminescent Core-Shell Quantum Dots and Their Photoluminescence Properties," poster
- C. B. Murray; D. -K. Ko; W. -K. Koh; D. Reifsnyder; Y. Kang; X. Ye; J. Chen, Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society (239), March 21th 2010, "Chemical Design of Nanocrystal Assemblies for Energy Conversion"
- D. -K. Ko; C. B. Murray, MRS, Spring 2009, "Binary Nanocrystal Composite Solid for High Efficiency Thermoelectric Power Generation," oral
- D. -K. Ko; D. -H. Ha; C. B. Murray, MRS, Spring 2009, "Thermoelectric Power and Electronic Transport in Binary Nanocrystal Composite Solids," poster
- D. -K. Ko; C. B. Murray, APS, Spring 2009, Thermoelectric Materials & Phenomena, "Modular Assembly of Binary Nanocrystal Composite Solid for High Efficiency Thermoelectric Power Generation," oral
- D. -K. Ko; C. B. Murray, ACS, Fall 2008, Nanoscience: Characterization and Application, "Electronic Transport and Thermoelectric Power Generation in Nanocrystal Assemblies," poster
- D. -K. Ko; C. B. Murray, Gordon Research Conference, Chemistry of Electronic Material 2007, "Anomalous Solubility in Alloy Nanoparticles," poster


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Starting the 2010 season and continuing through their second century, BYC will also begin harnessing the power of the sun.
Rather, thanks to the advances of modern technology and to the efforts of international organizations in harnessing that technology, namely the Internet, so journalists worldwide have access to valuable sources -- and to each other.
Ruth Eglash: Bringing Journalists Together Across Enemy Lines
If I recall correctly, there was nothing but praise — from both Left and Right — for the savvy that the Left (whatever that term means) displayed in harnessing new technology.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Comparing Left and Right Blogospheres
He has all the shots and might just need a little bit of experience in harnessing his aggression in majors.
Red scientists, according to the story, succeeded in harnessing the same deadly rays given off by the sun but until now rendered harmless to man by distance and atmospheric interference.
Germany, with its leadership in harnessing solar power.
It would also be of great help in harnessing natural sources of power like wind, solar, waves, lightning, and anything else we can think of. mdq » Power your home with LIGHTNING!
I believe in harnessing these ubiquitous technologies to optimize your health.
A common sense of pride in harnessing the wilderness, in tying the nation together with bands of steel.
A necessary change is a world government able to keep the peace and get nations to cooperate in harnessing the great powers of science to serve mankind.


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Saved seeds: a link to a healthy past.
Saved seeds: a link to a healthy past.
Cora Baker, a Potawatomi Native American from Wisconsin, spent a lifetime collecting heirloom seeds; some of her stock are believed to link back to plants that grew more than 800 years ago.
"I had prayed and prayed that someone would take this gardening up again," she wrote, with the help of her great-granddaughter, shortly before her death in 2000 at the age of 94. "I feel that the Great Creator has answered my humble prayers."
The answer came in the form of Dream of Wild Health, a garden-based education program in St. Paul, Minnesota, the group to whom Baker sent her collection.
Now, Baker's life savings of seeds are flourishing into black turtle beans, Mandan blue flint corn, colorful Arikara squash and Potawatomi lima beans.
"We're growing things we've never seen," says Sally Auger, executive director of the project. "It's an awesome responsibility to carry this on."
Auger founded the project in 1999 in the hopes that a revitalized indigenous food supply might help curtail the spread of diet-related diseases among Native Americans.
And there's some reason to hope that Auger's plan is well-founded; after conducting tests on the seeds, University of Minnesota scientists were stunned to discover that the antioxidants in Auger's beans outnumbered grocery store beans by about 20 to 1. One variety of squash contained over twice the calcium and magnesium of grocery store squash. Hominy corn contained half the calories.
Auger hopes the project will help native Americans return to the healthier lifestyle of their heritage, when "we hunted and fished and trapped and grew what we needed."
Another bonus is connecting children and teens with their heritage.
"We're re-establishing a connection with the earth," says Jewell Arcoren, the project's cultural and youth coordinator, recalling a time when people used to nourish the plants with song in addition to water and dirt. "We're calling up genetic memories. And the kids like the idea that they have their own food. It's real Indian food. It gets them excited." Plus, she says, the taste of the vegetables is "just unbelievable."
"The tomatoes have a rich texture," Auger says. "They're almost purple, they're so red. They taste meaty. When you eat it, you know they're different. They're more intense."
Last summer, the project—the only program of its kind in the Midwest—finally found a permanent home on a 10-acre farm close to the Twin Cities.
Last year's harvest produced lots of squash, mint and lettuce. This summer, a new project will help a women's co-operative learn how to transform beans and vegetables into traditional foods and medicines.
Other plans abound: Auger hopes to create a marketable, signature bean soup to help support the farm. And Auger and Arcoren are hoping to get some expert advice on planting some of the most delicate seeds in their collection, varieties with only a handful of seeds remaining—including Cora Baker's Winnebago Indian squash that looks like a loofah sponge.
Although Native Americans "from all over" responded to Auger's call for seeds—sending them wrapped in old socks, tattered envelopes, even bits of toilet paper—it was Baker's contribution that turned the gardening project into a reality.
"I became a sort of depository of seeds," Baker wrote. "Some Indian people felt that I should have the seeds from their family. They must have felt I could hold on to them."
Now Auger and her project are holding on. "We have a lifetime commitment to carrying on this dream of having healthy people who can eat healthy food," she says.


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My 19month old just started a new sitter He wont let me out of his site when we get home and screams like he is scared when I lay him down at night. He always LOVES going to sleep at night. The sitter says everything was good when I ask her everyday, but his eyes are always red like he has been crying. Im having a terrible feeling but dont know if its just me? anyone have any suggestions on if this sounds weird?
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freeing a painted shut window from 190811/1
Long story short I have a window I would like to open in our kid's bedroom. Its been painted shut since who knows when (window opens upwards with the weights..forget what that's called) I am in the bay area. The contractor's board sent out a notification about a year ago stating that any demo involving a house buolt before date X??? would have no more than X square feet demo'd if no lead abatement trained person were doing the job. So...I'm 42 and grew up with lead paint all over the place as well as asbestos in the schools (perhaps that explains why I chose this career...whoozy)
Maybe try a heat gun to loosen the paint and work it with a thin putty knife or something to break the seal.
I have freed the old sash many times. Most hardware stores have a tool just for the job. It's a small saw with a blade of teeth on two rounded edges set into a handle flush on one side. Just work with it against the face of the sash, and cut through the paint bond at the sash stop trim on left, right and top, and at the window stool at bottom. That breaks 95% of it with a little bit to chip at the sash track. Hopefully the tracks aren't too full of paint to allow travel.
Think about it.
You might have been posting on the Rocket Science Forums if it had not have been for all that lead paint and gasoline you used to bathe in.
You might have been a "contender".
Breathing lead paint dust is bad for kids. It's not some silly conspiracy. Lead paint in and of itself is not dangerous until you mess with it. If you do it:
Hey Chris,
Any structure built before 1978 is assumed to have lead-based paint, according to the EPA's "RRP" (Renovate, Repair, Paint) program, so I think you can safely assume that in your 1908 home you have it.
Lead is a neurotoxin that particularly effects young children. It's also cumulative with no good way to remove it from our systems. Being careful with lead contamination in your child's room is the right thing to do.
Avoid any process that might atomize the paint or introduce lead-contaminated dust into the room. Misting the area where you are working with a water bottle helps keep dust from becoming airborne. If you have to sand, definitely use your Hepa-filtered vac to contain the dust, then repeatedly wipe down the entire area with wet Swiffers until they come up clean. Personal protection for you is important, too - use a mask that is rated for lead dust. The cheapie nuisance dust masks won't do the job. Lastly, if you create any dust, don't walk around the house after you finish working; you'll just spread the stuff all over. The best thing is to get a set of the inexpensive Tyvek coveralls and when you're done working, take them off in the room, bag them and dispose of them. Wipe down your shoes, too.
These are all procedures that are taught when you take the EPA certification course for lead safe work practices.
I guess I would try to free the paint-welded window with a utility knife or something that didn't create a lot of mess.
Overkill? Maybe. It sounds like a lot of effort, I know, but lead exposure is no joke - especially for your kids.
Good luck and be safe.
Great how to advice. What about the step about getting it your hair and changing the tyvek suit and shoes to your birthday suit and getting from point B, the shower?
Hi Chris,
Good question on the disposal aspect. That question was brought up in the training I took and the answer was, shall we say, inconclusive. I think in your case it is probably "nuisance level" debris (my term, not the EPAs) and is okay to bag and dispose with your normal household trash. Please don't take my word for it though, because we never got a good answer on that. As far as getting out of your biohazard moon suit and into the shower, common sense prevails: If you're making a lot of dust (but you won't because you are careful), wear a hat or use the hood that normally comes with the Tyvek suit. Peel it off in the room, bag it and dispose of it. That should do the trick, just make sure you do the wipe-down before you exit the room.
do not sand at all..... pull the trim on both sides-pull the window out. replace with a new window. it will be dune in a few hours. to strip all the paint and prep the window prime and paint again-new cord and trying to find the weight that has most likely fallen will depend on how many nails and screws have bin put in it, to keep it closed. not to mention how many coats of paint since since 1908 that you will have to remove. if you order the window correct you will only need to pull all the trim & stop from the inside and insert a new window 45 min. lead has to be ingested my mouth or in the air to be of any real harm. do not sand or use a heat gun. if you can not replace it with a new window thin use a stripper.
Thanks Paul. Hadnt thought of the replacement option. Duh. I appreciate it. I have my father and wife and kid staying with us so now we really need that window to open so we can sleep with a closed door as the guest are clamoring around the apartment at 3 a.m due to their Jet lag.


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Achieving Sustainability in HIV Care and Treatment Programs Using the AIDSRelief Site Capacity Assessment (SCA) Tool: The Experience of AIDSRelief Ethiopia
The Site Capacity Assessment tool developed by AIDSRelief lists a set of indicators related to capacity in twelve program components that are critical to delivering quality care and treatment in a consistent and sustainable way. An initial SCA was conducted in February 2010 at St. Luke Hospital in Ethiopia. This paper documents results and lessons learned.
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Jonathan Levine ("The Wackness") has set up two new projects says The Hollywood Reporter.
Levine will write and direct the Martha's Vineyard-set romantic thriller "Positive" at Occupant Films which centers on a twenty-something who visits his fiancee's family only to be seduced by her sister. Shooting will begin mid-2009.
Levine will also pen "Echelon Vendetta," an espionage thriller based on David Stone's novel for Sony Pictures. The story centers on a "cleaner," a CIA operative in charge of keeping dirty laundry from being aired in public, who after the death of a friend begins to investigate the deaths of several agents.


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In November 2015, FINRA fined a member firm after the member firm published inaccurate levels for a proprietary index. In this case,2 FINRA demonstrated that index levels published by a member firm can be subject to review and enforcement under FINRA's communication rules.
The member firm maintained a variety of indices that related to certain European asset-backed securities. The indices were used by approximately 40 institutional investors in Europe and were not the underlying asset for any structured notes or derivative products. However, for several years, the indices were published with inaccurate coupon return information. The relevant division of the member firm became aware of these errors and the fact that they would need to revise the historic index levels. However, the member firm continued to publish the indices for several months, without disclosing the inaccuracies to subscribers. Later, the member firm restated the index levels, disclosing that it had understated coupon returns on the relevant securities.
The index errors arose following a variety of calculation and process changes made by the member firm.
On the basis of these facts, FINRA determined that several of its rules were violated.
Just and Equitable Principles of Trade (FINRA Rule 2010). FINRA concluded that the member firm violated this rule in that index subscribers had a reasonable expectation that the member firm would inform them of significant inaccuracies. However, the member firm did not do so and continued to publish the index with inaccurate levels.
Supervision (NASD Rule 3010(a) and FINRA Rule 2010). FINRA concluded that the member firm violated these rules by failing to properly test the index methodology after its calculation changes were made.
Communications with the Public (NASD Rule 2210 and FINRA Rules 2210 and 2010). FINRA concluded that the member firm violated these rules, particularly because the member firm knew it was providing inaccurate information.
Application to Other Indices and Other Materials
The case is relevant to proprietary indices and other statistical information that broker-dealers engaged in the structured products industry provide to their customers. For example, in addition to disseminating the levels of proprietary indices, some broker-dealers make available to customers information about the performance since the pricing date of the underlying asset for an outstanding structured note's reference asset or the performance of particular notes that have matured. This type of information may help an investor evaluate the value of its current holdings or to assess future investment opportunities.
Of course, knowingly providing incorrect information would be highly problematic under any standard. However, the case stands for the principle that, even if incorrect information is unintentionally disseminated, FINRA will scrutinize a member firm's procedures to determine whether they were carefully designed to prevent this from happening. FINRA's communications rules can be applied to these types of documentation, and an appropriate process should be in place to ensure the accuracy of the information that is set forth.
In this case, the index wasn't used as a reference asset for a structured note or similar product. The inclusion of erroneous index data in an FWP or pricing supplement for a structured note would be even more problematic, as it could also be a basis for a claim for damages or rescission under the federal securities laws.


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Do less not more.
It saddens me to think that these days, doing less has to be a conscious and deliberate decision. Living a simple life doesn't come naturally.
When did it all change? Was it the advent of TV? Email? The Internet? When did life suddenly get so hectic?
I read a great article last week, shared by Penny over at Little Feet, Big Shoes on Why Lazy Parents Make Happy Families. So much resonated with me in this article, particularly the part about not over-scheduling your kids.
Here's some of the best excerpts:
Rather than ferrying kids to music lessons, sports games and playgroups, it seems we should be saving our energy and staying at home, dragging out the dress-up or craft box, or sending the kids out into the backyard.
"We all think we can be better parents by doing more ... by enriching the child in some way - it might be a music or dance lesson or a sports activity, but it's not necessarily to the benefit of the whole family. I think we often forget to think of the benefits of doing nothing for the kids."
Brooks says every family needs to find their own version of downtime. It might be staying home and shutting the doors, going to the park or going to watch a sports game together, or cooking and eating a family meal.
"Kids eating together at the table is probably just as beneficial as going to a dance lesson. It's just as important for their development."
1. Eat together as a family in the evening. It promotes easy conversation about everyone's day.
2. Limit your child's activities to one or two per week - or whatever gives you the right balance as a family.
3. Check in with yourself to assess if your routine is making you stressed, and to make sure you have enough time to give your children unstructured play.
4. Get creative. Leave a box of random household items in your child's room and change the objects regularly, or leave random objects (an old hockey stick, a tennis racket or a ball) in the garden, or kitchen utensils in the sandpit.
5. Turn off the TV or computer and send the kids outside instead.
6. Don't apply the same rules for all kids - they're often very different.
7. If you let your children do an activity, let them choose what they want to do.
8. Don't be afraid of saying no to your child to one activity, or telling them they need to compromise.
9. Prioritise sleep (especially if you have younger children). All families are happier if the parents are feeling good.
10. Go camping. There'll be no distractions and plenty of time, space and inspiration for some good child's play.
The day I read the article I was watching the boys ride around the driveway on their bikes and scrolling through a few blog posts whilst keeping one eye on them. As soon as I read it, I had an immediate attack of the guilts for being too 'switched in' to technology so I put the phone down and proceeded to sweep and weed the entire driveway, aided by my two very helpful little harrys. It was an entirely satisfying afternoon.
Interestingly enough though, Kelle Hampton, the truly inspirational mama over at Enjoying the Small Things wrote a great post just today about being plugged/unplugged into technology and I found myself nodding with all her sentiments. Seems like it is on a lot of people's minds right now. Like her, I agree that as great as it is to have some 'unplugged' time (and I fully need to make myself do this from time to time), at the same time the very reasons why I enjoy being plugged in to technology is because of exactly what she says in this excerpt:
The amount of people that are online or that have televisions in their homes or that have data and texting plans on their cell phones—it shouldn't be alarming in the What-is-this-world-coming-to? way. It should be inspiring in that there are so many opportunities to promote change and positively affect such a mass of people who are plugged in. It's a different world today. And while yes, I wish we still had petticoats and carriages, dance cards and phrases like "come a callin'", we have American Idol, Skype, On Star--and fabulous opportunities to connect with people. To make their day with an e-mail or a text. To use the "evils" of technology to make a difference.
It's all about balance. Recognizing when we need to pull back and focus on our own families and yet embracing the modern world and using its advances for good.
Back on the topic of Keeping It Simple Stupid (K.I.S.S) I also read a really great post from Dee at Dee*Construction last week.. here's an excerpt:"we never had extra, and sometimes had barely enough, but security, acceptance and love have the potential to raise just as spectacular adults as gymnastics lessons and private maths tutoring, don't you think?
we are a single income family on a VERY modest wage. due to exchange rates and choices we made in early marriage we are fortunate to have a lovely home with space for chickens and vege gardens. we don't spend a lot of time running to and from activities for the kids. this may change as they get older, but for the moment their life experience mostly occurs in and/or around the home. (don't underestimate what skills and character can develop at home: exploring; co-existing with siblings; building; balancing; creating; communicating; sharing; climbing; planting; pruning; growing..."
So far, we have made a deliberate choice for Noah to only do one weekend activity per term, which was Little Dribblers football for a couple of terms and for the past two terms has been swimming lessons. Of course, we could also be doing gymnastics, football, music lessons or rugby. We are considering maybe one after-school activity like Kelly Sports but definitely haven't considered it while he is still in his first term at school.
His little brother is already showing great talent with a football, but does this mean that he really needs to be shoved into a Little Dribblers team the minute he turns 2 (the youngest age you can play?) . If he has a natural talent, what harm will waiting one or two more years be?
Now I'm not saying we have it right by any stretch, and everyone makes their own decisions they believe are right for their family, but for me 'free' time with my kids is already such a precious commodity to me that I'm darned if I'm going to just 'schedule' it away with a whole bunch of activities filling up our time together. And if I'm being honest, I'd say we definitely don't have it all right because I'm pretty sure we watch too much TV some days....but then how much is too much - and what's the perfect measuring stick? Sigh....I think that question in itself deserves a whole other post another day.
In the meantime though, here's to spring having just arrived which will eventually bring warmer weather, and with it the opportunity to get outdoors more, for more driveway biking, pebble throwing, wave escaping and other non-scheduled stuff! And continuing to seek out a balance in using technology in our lives.


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The aforementioned slate uses an IPS-type LCD panel for amazing viewing angles and serves up 1920×1080 resolution, an impressive ratio considering the small 11.6-inch screen size. Its third-gen Intel Core i5 and i7 processors mean you get to run the full version of Windows 8 for full PC capabilities. A micro SSD (likely a full-performance SSD installed in the PCIe slot) is standard on all models as well, ensuring fast and smooth performance.
The slate itself has both front and rear cameras built-in, a single USB port, and Mini DisplayPort output to keep things slim and light. The keyboard dock, which is included on all models, not only gives you a full-size keyboard with the ThinkPad TrackPoint pointing stick, but adds two USB 3.0 ports, another Mini DisplayPort video output, and has a built-in battery that raises the runtime from 6 to 10 hours.
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Presentation to Mr. J. Gilmour, Uwynypia. There was a happy gathering at the residence of Mr. John Gilmour (formerly surface manager and mechanical engineer at the Glamorgan Collieries, Llwynypia, and now of Maesyrhaul, Trealaw) on Saturday evening last, when about fifty friends, representing the surface workmen of Llwynypia, met to mark their high appreciation and esteem of their former master, and to give tangible expression to these sentiments in the form of a valuable silver loving cup, which was presented to aim on that evening. The cup (which; was filled and handed round after the formal presentation) was supplied through Mr. Barney Isaacs, jeweller, Tonypandy, and Was of solid silver, weighing 112ozs., and 35^ inches high. It was richly ornamented with Repousee work, with modelled handles, finely chased. In the centre was an embossed representation of the Gla- morgan Collieries. The Scotch thistle was a prominent feature of the design. Previous to partaking of a sumptuous cold luncheon, to which the company were entertained by Mr. Gilmour, the entire group were photographed on the lawn by Mr. Levi Ladd, Tonypandy. A copy of the photograph is reproduced in this issue. Mr. John Oriel (foreman, wasfiery) pre- sided over the after-proceedings, and declared that no one merited recognition more than Mr. Gilmour did. He had had the pleasure of spending, many years under his leadership, and could only look back Upon that period with joy. Mr. Gilmour's many acts of kindness, not only to him Personally, but to many others—some of whom were present that evening-had greatly impressed him, and this was parti- cularly the case when sickness or acci- dents had overtaken them. The movement Was practically originated by Messrs. Wm. Pallimore and John James, and he thought it only right that these gentlemen should have full credit for initiating the move- tnent. He had great pleasure in calling Upon Mr. Tom Williams to make the pre- sentation to Mr. Gilmour on behalf of the surface men of Llwynypia. THE GATHERING AT MR. GILMOTJR'S PRESENTATION.. Photo by] [Levi Ladd, Tonypandy Mr. Williams, who was formerly at Llwynypia, but is now mechanical engi- neer at the Blaenclydach Colliery, in a brief address thanked the committee for the honour conferred upon him in select- ing him to make the presentation on behalf of the Llwynypia surface men. It lVould be folly on his part to relate thei many good qualities of Mr. Gilmour, as the Chairman had already enumerated them. He had, therefore, great pleasure Jo. formally presenting Mr. Gilmour with the loving cup on behalf of the subscribers.! the inscription on the cup read follows. -Liui- Auia Lana oyae. i-ie-, dented to John liumour, lJ.¡Sq., as a toisea1 ot respect ana esteem ior tneir old master by the surface workmen of JULwynypia Colliery. • u wir gariact.2 July ibtn, lW." The recipient, who was received with Musical honours, feelingly returned hm heartfelt tiianks. lie felt. the kmancb> Very, deeply. The esentaliOn came at ft very opportune moment, as it was only on the previous day tnat lie had completed his tlnrty-sixtii year m Idwynypia. JUuring j that time he had seen many caanges, but he felt that their action that evening had been prompted by the utmost kindness, -tie waa only too, pleased to see them around him once more. They had been together for many years, and he would always cherish their memory. The loving cup that had been presented to him that evening would always remind him of the many pleasant times that they had spent together. They had on many occasions been in tight corners, but no body of men had ever rallied round their manager better than they had done (cheers). Jb'orty years had elapsed since he had started With the Hoods, thirty-six years having been spent at Llwynypia, and the Remaining four years under Mr. W. W. tiood's grandfather before coming down to Wales. The Llwynypia Colliery, in those days, was a very small concern, and the steam coal had only just been won. The colliery had, however, been gradually built up, and he only regretted that he could not be amongst them now he had hoped to end his days amongst them, lio,wevell he thanked them very deeply for their exceedingly great kindness to him. It was a lovely cup, and he felt greatly indebted to those who had organ- ised the movement, and particularly Mr. Tom Lewis (mechanical draughtsman), who JIVA practically designed the cup. He Wished them all long life, health and happiness, and hoped that God would bless them all (cheers). Mr. James Richards, in a humorous speech, subsequently enlivened the pro- ceedings by recalling the hapucf times that he and Mr. Gilmour had spent together 111 days of yore, after which Mr. John Lewis (timekeeper) spoke. He said that he had worked very harmoniously under Mr. Gilmour, and had found him exceed- ingly kind. He (Mr. Lewis) had never Worked for anybody, with greater pleasure, and had found that what little he had done was always appreciated, and their old master was never above acknowledg- ing it. Mr. Gilmour's kindness to him had always made him anxious to be worthy of the confidence placed in him. With reference to the presentation, he had been connected with many movements of a similar kind, but could safely say that he had never found it easier to approach the workmen than in the present instance. Everybody, without exception, was desirous of participating, and he was exceedingly Pleased that the movement had been brought to such a successful issue. The Cup was worthy of the recipient and the Recipient worthy of the cup. Mr. John Clark (fitter), one of the oldest of the surface employees at llwynypia, also added his meed of praise. |Ie was proud to see so many of his fellow-workmen met to do honour to Mr. Gilmour. They had all come there, he |elt sure, to speak of him as they had found him. He (Mr. dark) had been 34 years with Mr. Gilmour, and had always found him a straightforward, industrious man. He had on many occasions asked favours of him, and they had always been readily granted. Mr. Gilmour had always Respected the old man. If the aged man Waa taken ill and had to leave off work temporarily, his place was always open for him when he could resume his duties. Mr. Gflmour had never reflected oil old age. Some of the older hands at Llwyny- pia had been in the employ of the Gla- morgan Company for thirty and forty years, and had always been treated with kindness and sympathy. He concluded by wishing Mr. Gilmour long life and happi- ness, and might peace and prosperity attend him all the days of his life. Mr. Alexander Allen (night foreman) also spoke on behalf of the night surface men at Llwynypia. Mr. Gilmour was highly respected by them all, and he (Mr. Allen) had personally found in him a very good friend. Mr. Lewis Phillips (foreman carpenter), in point of service the oldest workman on the Llwynypia Colliery surface, declared he had been at the Glamorgan Colliery since he was 18 years of age. Only the No. 3 pit was working then, and he could recollect the time when Mr. Duncan was cashier there. He had always found in Mr. Gilmour a true friend, and hoped that he would long remain in their midst and that they might oftentimes meet. Mr. Joseph PerTis (foreman coker) felt it a, duty on his part to thank Mr. Gilmour for the kindly interest he had always taken in him (Mr. Perris). He had been at Llwynypia for twenty-eight years, and, as they all knew, had suffered a good deal in the way of ill-health, but Mr. Gilmour had done much for him. He thanked him deeply, and trusted he would live long and that they should yet enjoy many happy hours together. Interspersing the speeches musical selec- tions were given, the vocal items being contributed by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hughes, and Messrs. John Clark and J. Richards, while Mr. Tom Lewis (Glamorgan Offices) acted as pianist and accompanist. The singing of Auld Lang Syne" and the Welsh and English National Anthems brought to a close a most enjoyable evening. Great credit is due to Messrs. John Oriel, Willie Davies, and John Williams, chairman, secretary and treasurer respec- tively of the movement, for the able manner in which the necessary duties were discharged. "c:
The Summer Sales. -lire tasiiioiis oi ar e more ciiaim- jiig than ever, and the ehauge in style and general ensemble ox Uidies at LIro Hi so thorough and coiuplotc that it will oi necessity lead to tne purchase 01 many oil the bargains now being ohered at Messrs. rank joovveh and t.;o. s urapery estabiisii-- meno at Alexandra Buildings, Pontypridd. This firm, who succeed rvressrs. John liivans and Co., are making a special endeavour to maintain the high standard of quality set by tneir predecessors, and judging from the many bargains being there ohered, one cannot for a moment doubt but that the prices are in every way the lowest consistent with honest trading. Amongst the choice assortment of lovely goods displayed, we noticed an exceed- ingly nice lot of silk blouses at 6s. lid., 111 ail colours; also a huge pile of lovely delaine and lace blouses at 2s. llfd. each, which will find ready purchasers. In the lace department we noticed a pile of torchons reduced to one penny per yard, and the other goods here displayed appear excellent value. A large box of smart belts are reduced from is. O,!d. to 6fd. each, and huge stacks of hrst-class lace curtains are offered at the reduced prices of 2s. lid., 3s. lid., and 4s. lid. per pair, and by the yard lovely frilled Madras muslin at 9-434d., Is., and Is. 3d. per yard. In the dress department, a pile of tweeds at 6fcf., Is., and Is. lid, per yard are wonderful value, and the silk department offers equally good and substantial bar- gains. The corset and underclothing departments are equally tempting, con- sidering the fine quality of materials used, and, in fact, throughout the establishment the values offered will find and keep their clients as permanent customers. Cata- logues of the sale may be had on applica- tion to Messrs. Frank Bowen and Co., opposite Mill Street, Pontypridd. We notice an important announcement now appearing in our columns; it is to the effect that J. Owen Jones' great drapery sale is now on at his establish- ment, Pandy Square, and will continue for 28 days more. This sale offers a fine opportunity for ladies requiring excep- tional bargains, as everything has been reduced in all departments. Last Satur- day was the opening day, and judging, by the crowds inside the shop and around the windows, there is no doubt that many sensible housewives got hold of some rare bargains.
Correspondence. The Right to ask Questions To. the Editor of the "Rhondda Leader. Sir,—I noticed some time ago at a public meeting at Ystrad-Rhondda, held under the auspices of the I.L.P. (who advertised the speaker to .lecture on Socialism which to a certain extent was done, although the subject announced by the chairman of the meeting was Reforms needed in Poor Law Adminis- tration ") that no questions were allowed on Socialism, but that enquiries could only be entertained on the exact subject the speaker had supposed to have been dealing with. A question was asked on Socialism, and the speaker attempted to answer it, but failed; and upon being asked again the second time, he declined to answer or attempt an apology for an answer, but said he could only answer questions on the subject he had been speaking upon. If any person speaks on Socialism from a platform, should he not be prepared to answer any question asked, especially as questions were invited, and not confine the question to an- cer- tain part or clause of a political pro- gramme? I notice in such cases as quoted, the I.L.P. followers deride the speaker if he fails to answer any question they put to him, whether on the subject of the lec- ture or outside it. The I.L.P. want to spread their doctrine among the people, yet deny the people the ri"h i. to ask ques- tions after inviting them to do so. Would it not be better for them in future to print on their bills, "Onlv certain fixed qu.estioul:>aUOW(1d "ii-I am, youm, &0. FAIRPJUAY.
r Llwynypia. The Sunday School of Caersalem (W.B.), Liwynypia, held their first annual outing on Monday last, the rendezvous being Porthcawl. A special train was char- tered, leaving Penygraig at 8 a.m., arriving at Porthcawl at 9 a.m. The weather was ideal, and the party, number- ing about 500, spent a, most enjoyable day, games being indulged in, and the little ones paddling in the briny. The arrangements passed off successfully. Praise is due to Messrs. Thomas Jones, William Rees, Thomas Old, J. D. Lewis, John Thomas, and others for their share in carrying out the arrangements. The party returned home, feeling that the day will be long remembered.
A Long-Felt Want. A long-felt want will be supplied in Pontynridd by that town's worthy Coun- cillor, Mr. Hopkin Morgan. Something entirely new and cosy will shortly be opened at 10, High Street, Pontypridd, and. will be known as The Cafe," as announced in our advertisement columns, It will be an entirely new and up-to-date establishment, for there will be a ladies' room, and a comfortable smoke-room where gentlemen may have coffee and cigarettes or cigars of the finest quality. This is good news both, for Pontypridd and the Rhondda. Iced temperance drinks or American coolers will be freshly made and drawn from a beautiful marble fountain. We wish Mr. Morgan every success in his new venture.
Amazing Cheque Story." In the report of the above case, which appears on page 3, the name of the firm that instructed counsel for the defence is given as Mr. W. R. Davies, Pontypridd. This is an error, the firm responsible for the defence being Mr. W. T. Davies, solicitor, Porth.
Clarence Theatre, Pontypridd. This week's programme at the above theatre is a very interesting one. Mr. G. M. Copping's company, in the domestic drama, "Love Rules the World," is intro- duced. The play is full of pathos and tenderness, delineating a mother's love and a son's devotion. The popular actress, Miss Gertrude Sterroll, takes the part of the mother, Maud Carruthers," most effectively, and Miss Constance Medwyn appears in her original part as Flo Norton." Mr. Richard Vane takes a leading part. The Theatrescope con- tinues to amuse between the acts.
We notice that the Palace of Varieties, Porth, and the Tivoli, Pentre, will be closed next week, opening Bank Holiday, August 3rd, with huge attractions.
Mumbles Pier. The attractions on this pier are still going very strong. On Sunday, July 26th, the Band of the 4th Welsh Howitzer Brigade Artillery will play selections from 3.45 onwards. On Monday next, July 27th, and daily at 3.30 and 7.15 for one week, the Royal Strolling Players will appear in their original humorous and musical entertainments.
Rhondda District Council. Bye-Election in Ward 5. A bye-election will take place in Ward 5 to fill the vacancy on the District Council caused by the resignation of Mr. W. W. Hood. Nominations are to be in by Friday, July 24th, and Tuesday, August 4th, has been appointed as the polling day. A contest is anticipated.
Mr. Bibbings at orono Mr. G. H., Bibbings, B.A., Leicester, addressed a large meeting, under the auspices of the local I.L.P. near the Parish Church, Ton-Pentre, on Wednesday evening.
Ben Bowen Mamorial. A meeting in connection with the forth- coming unveiling of the memorial to the late Ben Bowen was held at Noddfa Chapel, Treorchy, on Wednesday evening, County Councillor Enoch Davies, J.P., presiding. The ceremony will take place in September, and one of the leading writers of Wales is expected to be pre- sent to unveil the memorial. The memorial is a handsome granite stone, and will be erected over the grave of the young bard at Treorohy Cemetery. Councillor W. P. Thomas, Treorchy, is secretary of the movement. (,
BOOT-CLEANING AT BIG HOTELS. rtlushv. muggy days double and treble the work d a of the boots at a big hotel. PL<] IJ I H this official, and his corps of assist- ii 1 1 id perhaps 1,000 to 1,500 pairs of 1 > i1 shoes a day. In wet weather, in the height, of the season, the number will be in- < d threefold. A guest has been known to i and dirty, as many as forty pairs of boots in a single day, while from eight to twelve pairs is by no means uncommon. Not infrequently, too, guests will arrive from the country with every single compartment of their half-dozen gold-mounted crocodile-skin boot trunks filled with shockingly muddied specimens of foot-wear, to the number of perhaps 100 pairs or more. The cleansing, and polishing of these usually mean a tip of a sovereign at the least. A master of the boots never cleans .a boot with, his own hands. He chooses the polishes and varnishes, blends the variously tinted creams and chalks, and instructs his assistants as to what special kind of brands to use in each case. Each pair of boots passes through from three to five pairs of hands before being finally sent up to their owners. Of 1,000 persons, only one reaches the age of 100 years. A piece of wall paper is 12 yards long by 21in. wide (English), and 9 yards by 18in. (French). The ricft-paper upon which the Chinese do such inarming drawing ia a thin ftbeet of the pUb of a tree.
HINTS FOR THE HOME. HOW TO CURE A COLD. The primary object of any cure for a odd Is to open the pores of the skin. A warm bath just before retiring produces this effect, but it should be followed by a cold water douche, dry rubbing with a rough towel, and plenty of friction with the bare hands. The hot-air bath is still more effective, while the wet sheet pack, the Turkish or vapour bath, are aim effective. The great thing is to produce a free flow of perspiration. A pint to a quart of. warm water on retiring to bed may be taken with advantage. Far better than sitting at home, "keeping the fire warm," as the phrase goes, remarks Health and Strength, is vigorous exercise in the open air. Exercise should, in fact, be taken before and after a bath of any kind, so that the natural heat of the body may be maintained. TOILET NOTES. Glycerine, if used for the hands, should always be diluted with rose-water or with pure distilled water, which may be acquired from any chemist. One part of glycerine should be mixed with three of the water, and the application bottled until it is re- quired. Dry talcum powder rubbed well into the skin of the head is an excellent cleanser. The powder should, however, be left on the scalp after each application, and only brushed out in the course of an hour or two, a thorough brushing being then persevered in for several minutes. LIVING BY RULE. There is nothing more likely either to create or to keep up disorder in any of the organs of the body, which usually act inde- pendently of the will, than continued, espe- cially anxious, attention directed to them while in active operation. It is unquestion- able that in some diseases, such as diabetes, dysentery, &c., the strictest regulation of diet and regimen is absolutely necessary, says Health; neither can it be doubted that in most ailments, even in those of a trivial character, some general regulations as to liv- ing are required. It is not against such as these that these remarks are directed, but against the absurd "living by rule," the worse than useless clockwork regulation of every action of daily life, eating, sleeping, walking, &c., which many dyspeptic and hy- pochondriacal patients either adopt for them- selves or are advised ink). In such cases, instead of a wholesome, varied diet, the nature of the food is confined within an un- wholesomely narrow compass, and its amount if not weighed physically, is at least so men- tally, by the trammelled invalid, who trembles lest, inadvertently, half-aji ounce more than the prescribed quantity should find its way into his stomach. THE MANY USES OF GLYCERINE. For burns, glycerine and borax, mixed freely with linseed oil, is a never-failing remedy. In cases of illness, when sugar is forbidden, glycerine is an invaluable substi- tute, and is also an excellent means of sweet- ening stewed fruit, custards, &c. In the laundry glycerine is useful in softening the water in which flannels are to be washed. A couple of teaspoonfuls to a small tubful of water is the amount required. In baking, the value of glycerine is not sufficiently recog- nised. In cake-making, a teaspoonful of Slycerine to every lib. of flour makes the ough light and feathery after it is baked. ABOUT DAMP SHEETS. The peril of sleeping in a damp bed is of the greatest, and it is almost ever present. The experienced traveller rarely hazards the risk of sleeping between sheets, which are very frequently damp, until they have been thoroughly aired under his personal super- vision at a fire in his bedroom. If this is im- practicable, he wraps his rugs round him, or pulls out the sheets and sleeps between the blankets—a disagreeable but often prudent expedient. Direct mischief may result from the contact of an imperfectly heated body with sheets which retain moisture. The body heat, says the Family Doctor, is not suffi- cient to raise the temperature of the linen or calico to a safe point, and the result must be disastrous if, as is sure to happen, the skin be cooled by contact with a surface colder than itself, and steadily contracting beat all the night through. There is no ex- cuse for the neglect of proper precaution to ensure dry beds. THE OLIVE OIL CURE. Many women exhaust their system by not taking daily care of their health. Those who are troubled to know how to proceed should take a tablespoonful of olive oil daily, says a medical writer. It is good for the skin, the digestion, and the liver, making them do their work well. Fill a wineglass partly with water, then put in the oil and more water, gulp it down, and you will not taste it. Get the best olive oil that is to be got. This is a treatment that may not suit everybody, but ask your doctor, because he may know of some bodily peculiarity that might make it disagree. In nine cases out of ten, however, those who follow this advice will testify to its wisdom, and will be .quite astonished at the result. It makes you vigorous, brisk, and not over-burdened. NICE DISHES. DEVILLED LOBSTER.—Take the meat from a lobster and put on a little Nepaul pepper, chop it very finely, then add a dessertspoonful of chut- ney, a little oiled butter, and a tomato cut up small. These must be stewed over the fire, stir- ring till they boil, adding a little mixed mustard (French if available). Have ready some little squares of fried bread and put some of the devilled lobster on each, and sprinkle a little finely-chopped parsley over. ROES AND MUSHROOMS ON TOAST. Make the necessary number of round croutons of lightly- fried bread, and. cliooso mushrooms the same sizo as the croutons. Peel the mushrooms, rinse them in warm water to remove any grit, and take off the stalks. Place them on a greased baking- sheet, stalk side uppermost. Put some small pieces of butter on each mushroom and a little pepper and salt. Cover with buttered paper, and cook in a moderate oven for ten to twenty minutes. Serve a mushroom on each crouton, and on each mushroom place a cooked bloater Me, curled round. BEEFSTEAK (ITALIAN METHOD).-SteW thick, tender beefsteaks in a saucepan with two ounces of butter, two onions, one sprig of parsley, one carrot, and a large cupful of rich stock, until the fravy becomes thick and of a good colour. Take a\f pound of macaroni, put it in water with a little salt, and boil until quite tender. Drain it dry and put it in a saucepan with part of the gravy from the steaks, allowing it to simmer. Then put the steaks in a hot dish with the maca- roni around them; pour the gravy over the whole, and add some grated Parmesan cheese, or other good cheese, to the macaroni, or have it stewed separately. CANARY CREAM TARTLETS. A piece of short crust, one ounce of gelatine, one pint of water, the juice of three oranges, the grated rind ana the juice of one lemon, the yolks of four eggs, four ounces of castor sugar, and four ounces OI freshly-grated cocoanut. Roll out the pastry to about the thickness of a quarter of an inch; line some patty-pans with this. Put a little raw rice at the bottom of each, and bake in a moderate oven. Then remove the rice. For the inside mixture put the gelatine and water into a stew- pan. and stir over a mild heat until the gelatine is dissolved. Add to this the strained orange and lemon' juice, the gra led lemon rind, the sugar and cocoanut,; and, lastly, the well-beaten yolks. Stir oyer a mild heat until the yolks thicken then pour the mixture into a basin, and »tir until cold. Use for filling the pastr3 shells.
JJIPPODROMB TONYPANDY. 7 Monday, July 27th, and during the Week l'WICE NIGHTLY. 43rd WEEK WILL STONE'S Moak ELECTRIC BIOSCOPE ENTIRE CHANGE OF PICTURES. New Music by the POPULAR HIPPODROME ORCHESTRA. EDDIE STIDDER & GWENNIE DUNBAR Popular English Musical Comedy Team. BISHOP & VALE, Knockabout Artistes. THE NEILSONS, Fun Merchants. A Large Variety Programme. PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES-Gallery, 3d., Early Doors, 4d. Pit, 6d., Early Doors, 9d.; Stalls, 1/- Early Poors, 15. 3d. THE GREAT SEAL B Of publiu approval rests upon the care and V t scientific methods employed by Mr. EMRYS V RICHARDS (in his capacity as sight testing | B Optician. Private sight testing rooms completely ? ■ ■ fitted with the most modern appliances. t m ■ Spectacle Frames accurately adapted to each ■ H individual case, fitted with centred and polished B lenses. Vk Note only Address- K. W|||k\ Emrys Richards, tB^kWW ^9SH9|^k Chemist & Optician, Tonypandy (One minute from New Tony- pandy Station), 3111 T\tYICE NIGHTLY NEXT WE E K. THEATRE ROYAL, TONYPANDY. General Manager SAM DUCKWOIiTH Acting Manager GEO. W. VENTOM Monday, July 27tft, for Six Nights Only, '7 TWICE NIGHTLY 9 Populap Prices 3d., ad., ad., 1/- Fred Karno's Comedians In the Beautiful Arranged Laughable Burlesque- THE MUMMING BIRDS An Up-to-date Musical Travesty on the Modern Music Hall. Synopsis. I-The Topical Vocalist. 2-The Swiss Nightingale. 3—The Rustic Glee Party, i—The Pre tidigateur. 5—The Saucy Serio. 6—The Terrible Turk»v A STAGE UPON TIIE STAGE! SID OWEN, Scotch Coniedian (SISTERS VALLI, Banjoists and Expert Top Boot Dance SANCO MIDGETS, The Smallest Conjurers on Earth. Size 36 & 37 inches. W. H. DOWNS, The Australian Coloured Tenor Yocalisti THE ROYAL BIOGRAPH. WILLIE AND JOHNNIE, WILLIE AND JOHNNIE, Hand Balancers Extraordinary. FRED KARNO'S Famous Troupe of Pantomimists, in a New Original Pantomime Burlesque- THE CASUALS THE CASUALS Written, Invented and Arranged by Fred Karno. Scene 1—The Exterior of Casual Ward. Scene 2—Interior of Oastntl Ward. DON'T FORGET! TWICE NIGHTLY, 7 and 9. Popular Prices 3d., 6d., 9d., Is- Mumbles Piex*. General Manager DAVID JAMES. SUNDAY, 26th JULYJ 190S. The BAND of the 4th Welsh Howitzer Brigade Artillery By permission of Col. A. S. Gardener, V. D., and Officers, will play from 3.45 to 5.45 and 6.45 to 8.45 p.m. Admission, Id. Monday, July 27th, and during the week, at 3-30 and 7.15 p.m., THE Royal Strolling Players In their Original, Humorous and Musical Entertainments. Popular Prices. Hot and Cold Luncheons and all kinds of Refreshments at Pier Hotel at Moderate Charges NEW MARKET GO'S CASH PRIZE: s. BEST BUTTER 1/1 per lb.' MARGARINE lod. (over-weight) LARD 5id. per lb. 2 OHEESE, BEST AMERICAN 7|d. per lb. 2 PICNIC HAMS 41,d. per lb. SHORT CUT HAMS 6-id. per lb. 2 BEST PEAFED BACON (Wiltshire Cut) 9!. per lb. SPILLERS' FLOUR 2/6 per score NEW J AMS-2ib. Raspberry, Strawberry, and Blackcurrant." 9-ld. 2 (Jars free) New Maroket Co., Tonypandy.