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British Company Set To Run Pa. Lottery
A British company poised to manage the Pennsylvania Lottery plans to boost the bottom line by getting more people to play lottery games.
By Melissa Daniels | PA Independent
HARRISBURG — A British company poised to manage the Pennsylvania Lottery plans to boost the bottom line by getting more people to play lottery games.
But some lawmakers are skeptical.
Senate Finance Committee Minority Chairman Sen. John Blake, D-Lackawanna, said he still has reservations about the Corbett administration's pursuit of a private management agreement with Camelot Global Services, even after a four-hour hearing Monday.
The process was done without legislative oversight, and that worries Blake.
Yet the deal is going ahead under the umbrella of the administration. The contract with Camelot hasn't been signed and finalized, but that's expected within the week. Friday, the administration submitted a "notice of award," publicizing the intent to finalize the deal.
Senate Finance Committee Chair Sen. Mike Brubaker, R-Lancaster, was impressed with Camelot's testimony. The hearing, he said, achieved its mission of getting on-the-record statements and giving the procurement process "the light of day."
Camelot sent two of its top officials to the Harrisburg hearing. They gave a brief history of the company, touting its worldwide status as an industry leader. Camelot does not operate any lotteries in the U.S., but it has served as a consultant in California and Massachusetts.
Alex Kovach, managing director at Camelot who is handling the Pennsylvania operation, said about 30 percent of Pennsylvanians play the lottery weekly, according to Camelot's research. In the United Kingdom, where Camelot runs the National Lottery, that figure is about 50 percent.
Cultural differences aside, Camelot thinks it can get more Pennsylvanians to play.
"There is a market currently not being focused on," Kovach said.
Camelot plans to reach out to infrequent or lapsed players with expanded retail locations, and to "reduce barriers" to playing. The business plan includes introducing monitor-based games, such as Keno, to help grow profits.
The goal is to get "a lot of people playing a little, rather than a few people playing a lot," Kovach said.
Dianne Thompson, Camelot's chief executive officer, pointed to a promotion in the United Kingdom that created "100 millionaires in one night."
Pennsylvania Lottery profits fund programs for senior citizens, such as property tax rebates, at-home meal services and prescription drug benefits. It's the only lottery in the nation with such a setup.
Pennsylvania's elderly population is growing, and the state is looking to grow the lottery. The state's executive branch points to Camelot's "annual profit commitments" as a means to more consistency.
Secretary of Revenue Dan Meuser said commitments from Camelot are guaranteed and exceed any profit estimations made by the state. In the next five years, the state-run lottery would generate $30 million, Meuser said. Under Camelot, the commonwealth could see $1.2 billion.
Camelot will put up $200 million in collateral in case it doesn't meet it its estimates. No such guarantee exists for any other state lottery, according to Camelot.
Total profits of about $34 billion are guaranteed over the life of the 20-year contract. The state says that figure is about $3 billion to $4.5 billion more than the state would generate, if it expanded games in a similar fashion.
State Sen. Rob Teplitz, D-Dauphin said after the hearing he is still unsure about the process in approving Camelot, which "seemed very sincere" when assuring lawmakers it would retain as many as employees as possible.
Teplitz isn't sold.
His district includes about half of the lottery's current employees, and there's nothing in the Camelot contract to assure their continued employment, he said.
"I was happy to start getting answers, but I'm still skeptical," Teplitz said.
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6:16 am on Saturday, January 19, 2013
Isn't it sad and very telling that in PA and the USA - we don't have a single US company capable of running the PA Lottery competively! Talk about a legacy to leave our kids as we fall more and more into socialist decline and now at the mercy of other countries financially, morally, and militarily.
7:06 am on Saturday, January 19, 2013
Sad, but not because Americans are incapable. The Pa lottery is one of the most efficient lotteries in the country. This is all about money for an entitled few! It's not socialism it's GREED!
Carl W
7:58 pm on Sunday, January 20, 2013
Christ, it's a GLOBAL company, being considered to run the PA. lottery, Rich, not the Pentagon !!!
4:51 pm on Saturday, January 19, 2013
I am outraged and do not know where to direct this rage. Given given the state of our economy, you meant to tell me that there is not a firm in PA that couldl run this lottery?
This is just like our state government. Just like when they held there big ball and had in in NYC. These elected officials should be ashamed of themselves. I will not be voting for any of these people again.
marc vanic
8:12 pm on Saturday, January 19, 2013
amen!in these financial times we cant get pennsylvanians to work on our own lottery!this is a win win ,it would benefit the people working there and the people who win,we should escort these moron politicians from our buildings!!!!!!!!
William Lewis
8:27 pm on Saturday, January 19, 2013
Sad but true our elected officials do not have the brains that God gave them! we are giving all of our resourses up because of GREED!!!!
marc vanic
8:33 pm on Saturday, January 19, 2013
just read this again and it blows my mind,we are presently bringing in 30 million over 5 years and they will bring 1.2 billion in 5 years? sounds like bernie madoff is in charge of that company although i think that goal is even too lofty for him.i want that contract totally made public and their 200 million in an escrow account and if they fall one nickel short on the fifth year we keep it all and send them packing, i cant believe their arent thousands of pennsylvanians contesting this!!!hey harrisburg the brooklyn bridge is for sale take a look at it next time you are partying there on our dime!!!
mark wood
11:33 am on Sunday, January 20, 2013
I suppoted that damn liar, no more, check your gas prices lately, How about the new increase in gas tax coming you way. I have voted my brains out for DECADES!!! and this is what we get? screw voting, its lame and corrupted. Vote yourself out of all you hold dear. Good bye and bad luck to all of you.
Carl W
8:07 pm on Sunday, January 20, 2013
Concerned ? Write your Legislators, & Tom Corbett. (I'm curious, how many of you would be upset if a U.S. corporation, that was also global, ran a Canadian or British lottery)???
Peter Maravitch
8:01 pm on Monday, January 21, 2013
A must read is Throw the bums out by Peter Schweizer. You will be amazed at how they benefit from deals like this one. With that promise of what they plan on bringing in financially, I am sure we will have to spend millions on programs to get people off now being addicted to playing the lottery.


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In my haze last night of soul healing from your profound genius, a bright, happy memory came through. I caught the last few minutes of a 1972 episode of "Hee Haw" which I had forgotten I watched every week. I laughed at the corniness of the cornfield jokes, still for some reason enjoyed hearing Buck Owens sing, and was blessed to hear your father sing his father's song, which I have sung all my life because my father sang it – "Jambalaya On The Bayou." I was too young, so I never remembered the name, nor did further research...until now. I was rewarded with the beauty of all the other songs my father sang of your lineage, so I got to hear them again and re-live beautiful soul moments in which I danced the night away while my father sang "I Saw The Light," "Hey Good Lookin," "Honkey Tonk Blues," "Your Cheatin' Heart," "Blue Eyes Cryin' In The Rain," and "Kaw-Liga." They have always been a part of my soul, the one you helped heal so completely through your artistry. How can I thank you for all that you are, all the deep pain and the joy you have experienced, that has made you into your beautiful soul, Robert James Ritchie? All I have, yet I have it all, is this love I feel for you in my heart...a heart, too, that has experienced deep pain and joy, but nothing remotely close to what I feel for you (believe me, it snuck up and holds me like nothing I have ever known). All I know is the ground has been shaking underneath my feet (& spinning & swirling) now for the last few months and you have re-defined my old beliefs. God always heard my soul's deepest cries, but my pain and disillusionment were the strongest walls, reminding me of a Sonia Dada line from "Paradise" off my favorite album "My Secret Life": "The walls we build for protection when you see them from the other side a prison whose gates close and lock from the inside." The Montana sky this morning reflects my peaceful soul healing with stars twinkling and a bright half moon – missing it's other half.
Goodnight, Maestro. I am still mesmerized and must sleep now for my body is still overcome by your profound genius. I miss you all the more, which I didn't think I could. I am scared, too, but I know nothing else now but you. Sweetest and most restful dreams, my Beloved.
No drama. I can't and won't do it either. I've had too much in my life as it is. I really thought, believed, hoped, and prayed this was different, but painful reality is setting in. Feeling numb and foolish. I know it takes two and I can't do it in a vacuum. I rolled the dice and lost. Such is life. Wow, what I can create in my own mind. No hard feelings. Well, this is hard for me but I don't feel it towards you. My heart will heal some day, I hope. Right now I have absolutely no idea how, but thankfully His mercies are new each day. So I'll take it one day at a time. Fly and be free, my Beloved, for it is your happiness that I wish, hope, and pray for above my own and will continue to do so. I hope and wish the best for you tomorrow night and all the days and nights to follow. Your historic collaboration will be a beautiful and magical night. Thank you for all you do for everyone. Thank you for the hardest, yet most beautifully exquisite 1 ½ years of my life. You were worth every minute. God bless you. And He does.
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Thinking of you and your sweet, funny, loving, intelligent, kind, sensitive, and awe-inspiring way. Sweet dreams, my Beloved.
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The Department of Agriculture provides an array of subsidies for farmers and imposes extensive regulations on agricultural markets. It operates food aid programs, such as the food stamp and school lunch programs, and it administers many subsidy programs for rural parts of the nation. The Forest Service also forms part of the Department of Agriculture.
The department will spend $151 billion in 2012, or more than $1,200 for every U.S. household. It operates about 240 subsidy programs and employs 93,000 workers in about 7,000 offices across the country.
Spending Cuts Summary
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Downsize This!
- Agricultural Subsidies. The department provides up to $30 billion annually to farmers of corn, cotton, rice, soybeans, wheat, and other crops. It also aids farmers with research, loan, and insurance programs.
- Agricultural Regulations and Trade Barriers. The government regulates domestic markets for products such as sugar and milk, and it imposes trade restrictions on various farm products.
- Rural Subsidies. The department operates a range of subsidy programs for businesses and individuals living in rural areas.
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It's located in Mountain Village Entertainment Center by Edwards Theater in Ontario, right off Sixth Street with loads of parking.
Clark's Cafe has a nice dining area inside, and a few tables outside. The decor is nice, with an aqua and black color scheme, large framed mirrors on the walls and three small chandeliers to give the space some pizzazz. Just the place for a pleasant breakfast or lunch.
The menu offers several breakfast choices starting at $3.50 for oatmeal, red velvet pancakes topped with whipped black raspberry cream cheese for $5.50 and a few others.
Clark's Cafe
Where: 1515 N. Mountain Ave., Suite C, OntarioCall: 909-984-0300
Hours: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily
The menu also includes salads and sandwiches like barbecue beef for $6.25, pulled pork for $6.25 and more. All sandwiches are served with a small side salad or fruit. Customers have a choice of bread - white, dark wheat, sourdough, marble rye, croissant, baquette or French roll.
The menu also includes a signature sandwich combo for $5.50 which features a half sandwich, cup of soup of the day and a small salad. Sandwich choices include roasted turkey, ham or roast beef with choice of bread and cheese.
I ordered a roasted turkey sandwich on wheat with the soup of the day - which was potato.
The half
Clark's Cafe menu also offers a few baked items such as chocolate croissants for $2, chocolate marshmallow bars for $2, gluten-free cookies for $1, gluten-free macaroons for $1.25 and more.
Clark's Cafe was worth the wait. Stop by for an inexpensive breakfast or lunch, but remember they close at 3 p.m.
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Alex's Froyo is a refreshing stop in Armuchee for frozen yogurt and meeting friends and neighbors.
What is the business background of the owners?
The Trans have been owners of Galaxy Nails, serving the Armuchee community for nine years. Pat Vick is originally from Rome and is a partner in business ventures in the city including Southern Bracing Systems and Eagleview Farm.
Why did you start this particular business?
After visiting numerous frozen yogurt shops in the Southeast and observing the increasing popularity of frozen yogurt, it seemed like a natural fit for our community
What makes your business unique?
Alex's Froyo is the first frozen yogurt shop in the Armuchee area. We will feature 30 fresh lowfat yogurts (rotating 16 flavors at a time) with two no sugar added flavors and one sorbet for the dietary intolerant. We have 60 dry toppings and 18 cold toppings, such as fruit. We hope to become a partner to the community and be active with schools and churches in the area. Alex's will be the ideal stop for families after visiting Kangaroo Jakes, a ballgame or to celebrate a special event or birthday.
What do you enjoy most about your chosen profession?
Eating yogurt and meeting our neighbors tops the list. Nothing is better than seeing a child smile while eating Froyo with the toppings.
What has been the biggest challenge to overcome as a small business owner?
Construction is always a challenge because there are never ending problems. While we are eager to open the doors and greet our neighbors, we want to provide a pleasant and entertaining meeting place as well. We are trying to create a welcoming environment for everyone.
Is there anything else you'd like to share with our readers?
Alex's Froyo is owned and operated by your neighbors. We believe in the future of our community and want to support growth in Rome and Armuchee. Celebrate small town life as you come by for a Froyo and catch up with your friends and family.
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A kool bubblegum rock band, with a really good looking lead singer and a great sense of humour. Example sentence: I really love OK go!!!
1. | Ok Go | ||
The best band in the whole enitre world, feauturing awesome songs, great looking members and a cool CD cover. What more could you want? Me: Look Mom it's OK GO on TV!
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An awesome melodic rock band with really creative and generally random songs. They have two albums thus far. 2002 self titled debut and the 2005 Oh No. Both are fantastic, however, Oh No is a little more grown up if you will. less shiny if you will a little more than you had before.
consist of four parts: damian kulash -hot lead singer/guitarist that talks a little weird, but he's really hot so it's okay...like he also has a lisp, and his voice vacillates between being really light and really deep during the course of one conversation. Tim Nordwind- the bassist, who is also quite awesome, jewish and wears black rimmed glasses. pretty much your average nerd. Dan Konopka - pretty awesome drummer. looks Italian. probably is. i've never seen or heard him speak in a single interview. Andy Ross- the hot new guitarist. damn he's hot. i've never heard him talk in my entire life as a fan. M: i really like Ok Go's new album
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Alternative pop band from Chicago, famous for doing really awesome music videos in their own homes. Ira Glass calls them "living catnip". Most famous recently for "the treadmill dance" that featured in the video for "Here It Goes Again". Check this band out on YouTube, the videos are amazing even if you dont like the music (which I happen to think is great too anyways) "Dude have you seen the new MTN ad? With the guys on treadmills?"
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the perfect blend of sex and nerd a band could ever have.
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Preheat grill to medium. Cut off top of each pepper and carefully core the pepper, removing all seeds. If you do not have a jalapeño corer, a vegetable peeler is a good kitchen tool for hollowing out peppers. Remember the oils in jalapeño peppers are very hot, so take care not to touch your face or eyes. Place the peppers upright in roasting holes.
In bowl, mix cream cheese, cheddar cheese, garlic, onion, tomatoes, salt and pepper. Put mixture in pastry bag and pipe cheese evenly into peppers. A knife or spoon may also be used to stuff the peppers. If desired, wrap upper half of each piece with a 1/2 slice of bacon and skewer with water-soaked toothpicks. The water helps keep the toothpicks from catching fire.
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Nice little roaster. Works great and cleans up easily. Get yourself a jalapeno corer to make cleaning them easier on yourself. I suggest getting peppers that fit half way down into holes and use a toothpick thru the middle. The peppers shrink when they roast and will slide down and big fat ones won't stay in hole and will tip over. If you roast in the oven, place roaster on a baking sheet,makes moving easier and save cleaning the bottom of your oven.They will drip as they roast and if you stuff with raw meat or anything that produces liquid when cooked you will need to poke a hole in the bottoms with toothpick prior to stuffing so liquids can drain.Check out www.chilegrill.com for a corer and recipes, they have tons of large roasters also. ENJOY!!!
Used the roaster a couple of days ago out on the grill and it was very stable sitting on the grill and the peppers were secure and cooked properly. After the peppers fully cooked and the roaster had a chance too cool off it's non-stick surface cleaned up well. Having looked at other roasters of this type, it's ease of handling and especially it's apperance made purchasing this roaster a pleasure.
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Grumman Dance Scheduled for Saturday, March 29th See Page 4 \EWSGRAM Vol. 1 No. 10 BETHPAGE, NEW YORK— FRIDAY, FEB. 14, 1941 1.50 per Year FRANCIS FOX GETS HERO FUNERAL HONOR FOUNDERS AT P.-T. A. SESSION The pioneers of present Parent- Teacher Associations were honored at the program presented at the Bethpage School Thursday night. Opening the Founders' Day pro-gram was the pageant in which eight members of the association lighted candles from a main taper, reading in turn the aims and ob-jectives of the association. Mrs. Prank N. Wechtel of Sea Cliff, the county director of Northern Nassau units, was the guest speaker. She called the members af the P.-T. A. one of the greatest factors in American life with a roll call which now has passed the 2,500,000 mark. !Mrs. iPrederick Kramer, program chairman, preisenited the speaker with a boutiuet of carnations-anti lilies on behalf of the association. Past presidents were given cor-sages in honor of past services to the association. A candled birthday cake with each member present lighting a taper, concluded the pro-gram. Mrs. Kramer reported on the conference with the school faculty on the part the association will play in furnishing the library now being installed within the building. The final decision was shelved un-tl the March meeting. One new memlber, Mrs. Anthony Messina, was welcomed into the group. Miss Prances Jorgensen received the weekly award in the miscellaneous club sponsored by the group. Taking part In the pageant were Mrs. Henry Ebisch, Mrs. Henry Strauber, Mrs. John GIfford, Mrs. Emre Altman, Mrs. Frederick Ben-kert, Mrs. Emma Kasainger and the Misses Mary Risley and Geraldine Martin. Alfred LlCasusI was at the piano. Mrs. William Michaels was chairman of refreshments, and Mrs. Leslie Johnson, president, conduct-ed the meeting. Plan Community Award For Fred Kramer John J. GIfford of Broadway has suggested a "community award fund," to be maintained by small contributions made by all members of this community, both young and old. Mr. GIfford believes that the res-idents of Bethpage would be very much Interested in presenting the first plaque of honor to Fred Kra-mer for his brave action in the re-cent tiagedj. BULLETIN! The iNewsgram has been re-quested to advise on-lookers who turn out at a fire or emer-gency, that they are required to stand back, out of the way of the firemen. William De- Fanis, fire commissioner and captain of Company No. 1, of the Bethpage Fire Department, had to warn several persons to stay clear of the firemen's way last Saturday when the depart-ment was called out on the drowning of Francis Fox. Avoid being served with a summons. Qbey the law! BALDWIN BURNS CHimCH BONDS The memlbers of the congrega-tion of St. Paul's Lutheran Church off Bethpage burned "$1200 in bonds at the regular quarterly congrega-tional meeting Thursday evening. About 17 years ago these bonds were issued to pay for construction of the church and during the last few years all the bonds have been redeemed. George Baldwin, who has been president of the church council for the past 16 years, officiated at the ceremony. Since Mr. Baldwin's re-tirement, his brother, Joseph Bald-win, has been president of the council. BETHPAGE FIREIUEN TO ADMIT EIGHT The books of the Bethpage Fire Department will be opened for the admission of eight new members, following authorization granted at the meeting of the board of fire commissioners, held Friday eve-ning, at the firehouse. Chief Sal Greco declared that no new members have been accepted for six years. A waiting list will be studied and a sample applica-tion made up at the next meeting of the department to be held on Marcr 3rd. Acting on the recommendation of the vamps, the board, headed by Mathlas Rumscho, agreed to in-clude appropriations for the re-painting and repairing of the fire-house in its next budget, which will be made up in August. Tiie board also discussed creation of an in-active list to enable older firemen to retain their status without hav-ing to report to fires. This will be considered at the department ses-sion. Chief Greco reported that 27 men have yet to have their pictures taken for the special shield en-i abling them to enter the Grumman Aircraft plant in the event of an emergency. The chief is making special arrangements for tre men. New Books Listed at Bethpage Library •Mrs. Mathilda Fredericks, libra-rian of the Bethpage Library, an-nounces the following new books are available at this time: "Thee, Hannah," by Marguerite dlAngeli; "Peter the Wanderlust," Ursula MoWIlliams; "Forty Acres," Mary Urmston; "Men Without Fear," John Flaherty; "River Boy," Proud-fit; "The Silent Drum," Swanson; "No Stone Unturned," Lawrence; "Murder Out of Turn," F. R, Lock-ridge; "Sue Barton, Superintend-ent," H. D. Boylston; "How Dear to My Heart," Mary Margaret Mc- Brlde; "The Bishop's Crime," H. C. Bailey; "Death at the Helm," H. Rhode; "Spring Harvest," P. Dorn. Also, "Industrial Sheet Metal Drawing," J. H. Paul; "How to Read Aircraft Blueprints," A. A. Owens; ")Random Harvest," and "Nurses Are People," Hancock; "iHls Wife, the Doctor," McCord; "Entertaining Is Fun," Dorothy Draper, and "Claudia and David," Ros« Francken. Old Time Box Luncheon Planned by Legion Post The Archie McCord Post of the American Legion will sponsor an old fashioned box social on Wash-ington's birthday, February 22. The Leglonalres invite everyone to take part in what will probably be the last interesting social event of the season. Ladies are requested to disguise their boxes well, and not to "tip off" more than two favorite swains on how to Identify them. Questionaires Mailed to Ten Bethpage Men Draft questionaires were mailed to ten Bethpage men this week. They are: John D. LeidI, Spruce A.venue; Earl A. Burleson, Broad-way; Louis D. Spina, Washington Street; Harold F. Dieterle, Wester-ly Avenue; Thomas P. Trifaro, Railroad Avenue; Henry C. Flagg, Fourtr Street; Arnold I. Martin, Sheridan Avenue; Frank Drinkwa-ter, Central Avenue; John J. Man-cuso, Alice Court; Norman F. Deu-bel, Central Avenue. BOY SCOUT WEEK CELEBRATED Bethpage Boy Scouts, as well as scouts of other communities of the county and nation, celebrated Boy Scout Week. The scouts in our community fiaVe worked hard on their window display. Although saddened by the loss of a member of their organ-ization who gave his life that an-other might live, the Bethpage Boy Scouts took first prize for the best window display of handicraft. All the scouts in Nassau County have competed in the contest. The show window of Troop 118 is lo-cated opposite the Bethpage rail-road station. All work in the win-dow is that of local scouts. The following is a list of scouts (Continued on Page 5 Bethpage Boy Scout Gets Inspectors Funeral Francis Fox, 13-year-old Scout, drowned on Saturday while attempting to rescue his pal, Edwin Okula, 8, in a rain-filled culvert on Powell's Road. A full inspector's funeral, usually reserved for police heroes, was given the Fox boy. This was the first such fune-ral ever given to any person outside of the Police Depart- •ment or County government. Fox was on his way to the headquarters of his Troop No. 118, when he responded to cries for help. Two young-sters said that Edward Okula had fallen into the culvert. Fox plunged into the icy wa-ters but was overcome by the cold water before he could ef-fect a rescue. Edward had been sailing a toy boat in the culvert, swollen to a depth of 15 feet by the heavy rain of last Friday. Slipping on the ice-rimmed edge of the pool,- he fell Into the water. As both boys struggled In the water, Frederick Kramer, 18, of Concord Street, assistant scout-master of Troop 118, who was pass-ing in his car, went to the rescue. Meanwhile, Harold Auer, also a member of the scout troop, ran to a nearby house to summon the Bethpage Fire Department. When the vamps arrived, both boys had been dragged from the water. Fire-men and volunteers worked over Francis without avail, but Okula was revived. After treatment for exposure by Dr. Louis Luttge, he was taken home and put to bed. Francis was a high school stu-dent, as were the other younger boys. The boys had been particu-larly active in work for Boy Scout Week, which opened Sunday. High praise of Kramer came from F. Howard Covey, Nassau County Scout executive. "He's the kind of fellow who will jump right in and do a job," said Covey, "so I'm really not sur-prised that he did. He Is a real up-standing young fellow." Police Commissioner Abram W. Skldmore also praised young Kra-mer and added that S'couts In the county had given the police valu-able help at various times in comb-ing woods. In Investigations and accidents. J. Russel Sprague, county exec-utive, heard of the tragedy soon after it had occurred and called the commissioner. He ordered Iiim to consult the father ol the dead (Continued on Pac« 2) GIRL SCOUT TROOP PLANS ACTIVITIES The Senior Girl Scouts of Beth-page have planned a full schedule for the future. The girls expect to do the following things: Visit the police department, Seaford Museum and visit Victor Miller, who will give them information In amateur radio broadcasting. The girls also expect to attend the Mineola Roller Skating Rink once a month; to spend one evening each month sew-ing on a Red Cross layette project. Other tentative plans are to visit the Tiffany Estate and to attend a radio broadcast of the Truth and Consequences program. The girls exipect to spend the last meeting of each month preparing handicraft projects. The Intermediate Girl S'couts also have future plans, which in-clude undertaking a study of pho-tography. The girls plan to take a hike soon, in order to relp the Ten-derfoot pass their outdoor skill tests. The Intermediates expect to receive approximately 65 merit badges. The Intermediate and Senior Girl Scouts expect to entertain the Boy Scouts at a Valentine party, Februai-y 20th, at Bethpage School.
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Title | Bethpage-Newsgram_1941-02-14 |
Subject | Newspaper |
Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within Bethpage, Old Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge and Seaford. |
Creator | Florence Cullem |
Publisher | Florence Cullem |
Contributors | Scanned and Prepared by Hudson Microimaging, Port Ewen, New York 12466. |
Date | 1941 |
Type | Periodical |
Format | PDF; TIFF |
Source | Bethpage Public Library |
Language | English |
Coverage | United States |
Rights | The Newspaper is in the public Domain and Digital Rights Held by Bethpage Public Library. |
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The Ephrussis were a grand banking family, as rich and respected as the Rothschilds, who "burned like a comet" in 19th-century Paris and Vienna society. Yet by the end of World War II, almost the only thing remaining of their vast empire was a collection of 264 wood and ivory carvings, none of them larger than a matchbox.
The renowned ceramicist Edmund de Waal became the fifth generation to inherit this small and exquisite collection of netsuke. Entranced by their beauty and mystery, he determined to trace the story of his family through the story of the collection. The netsuke—drunken monks, almost-ripe plums, snarling tigers—were gathered by Charles Ephrussi at the height of the Parisian rage for all things Japanese. Charles had shunned the place set aside for him in the family business to make a study of art, and of beautiful living. An early supporter of the Impressionists, he appears, oddly formal in a top hat, in Renoir's Luncheon of the Boating Party. Marcel Proust studied Charles closely enough to use him as a model for the aesthete and lover Swann in Remembrance of Things Past.
Charles gave the carvings as a wedding gift to his cousin Viktor in Vienna; his children were allowed to play with one netsuke each while they watched their mother, the Baroness Emmy, dress for ball after ball. Her older daughter grew up to disdain fashionable society. Longing to write, she struck up a correspondence with Rilke, who encouraged her in her poetry.
The Anschluss changed their world beyond recognition. Ephrussi and his cosmopolitan family were imprisoned or scattered, and Hitler's theorist on the "Jewish question" appropriated their magnificent palace on the Ringstrasse. A library of priceless books and a collection of Old Master paintings were confiscated by the Nazis. But the netsuke were smuggled away by a loyal maid, Anna, and hidden in her straw mattress. Years after the war, she would find a way to return them to the family she'd served even in their exile.
In The Hare with Amber Eyes, Edmund de Waal unfolds the story of a remarkable family and a tumultuous century. Sweeping yet intimate, it is a highly original meditation on art, history, and family, as elegant and precise as the netsuke themselves.
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"A vagabond through history, clutching a tiny carvi"
"Hare With The Amber Eyes" is a perfect book for someone interested in art history, family history, and the stories our stuff have to tell. That would be me.
Author Edmund de Waal is a ceramics artist, raised in a Church of England family. When he inherits a collection of netsuke (tiny Japanese carvings) from his great-uncle Iggy, he sets out to tell their story. This draws him into a two-year "vagabond" in which he explores his mother's side of the family. She is from one of the great Russian-Jewish merchant/banking families of Europe -- the Ephrussis.
The subtitle is "A Family's Century of Art and Loss." When the netsuke collection was acquired in the 1870s, in Paris, the Ephrussis were the toast of the town, mingling with authors like Proust and many of the Impressionist painters. But anti-Semitism lurks beneath the surface. The netsuke are sent as a wedding present to a nephew in Vienna, just as Hitler is beginning his rise.
Nothing remains but the stories. This is the theme, I think. Families come and go. Dynasties rise and fall. A few trinkets get passed along. We want their stories. De Waal does a beautiful job of following his curiosity, walking (as literally as he can) in his ancestors footsteps through Japan, Paris, Vienna, and Odessa. He's lucky in that his family was famous, so there is documentation of them everywhere. But instead of being overwhelmed with the details, he uses the netsuke -- and the family love of art -- to pull together a strong narrative.
The book also explores our attachment to our possessions -- most dramatically when the Nazis march through Vienna seizing property from the wealthy Jews, snatching their works of art and meticulously cataloging them for "Aryan" museums. The meaning of being dispossessed, of losing everything, came home to me. Like it or not, our possessions are us.
I originally downloaded the book on Kindle, but couldn't find the time to settle into it. So I wound up downloading it from Audible. Michael Maloney's reading immediately engaged me.
"An Amazing Read"
This non-fiction audiobook "reads" as a fiction book in the sense that it holds one's attention without bogging the reader down with dry minutiae. Each person in the recounting came to life in such a way that I still think of them.
It was fascinating to learn about this interesting and accomplished family and its fate, told in part through the travels of a collection of netsuke over two centuries.I was sad when the story came to an end, as the listening was so enjoyable.
"Stunning Story and Narration"
When I heard about this book, my son was working on a family history project at school and we had just discovered that his grandmother had squirrelled away a family tree that dated back to 1460. Fascinated by seeing names of 17 generations and not knowing anything about them, I was drawn to The Hare with the Amber Eyes.
You won't be disappointed! This book is beautifully written, lyrical, moving. Michael Maloney's narration is perfect, his cadence enhancing the natural rhythm of the writing. It is a personal story of a family but it is also a story of this family's place in time and history, a story of the world outside the family and how events shaped the legacy and affected every individual that came before Edmund. The Hare with the Amber Eyes is one of the best books that I have read or listened to in the last 12 months. I highly recommend it.
The writing and the narration.
I am a voracious reader with fairly eclectic taste. I like both fiction and non-fiction, biography, history and current events. I like well written mysteries and suspense and I love 19th and 20th century classical literature as well as modern fiction. My favorite author is Philip Roth but I also love Trollope, Hardy, Jonathan Franzen, Jane Austen and Edith Wharton. My favorite biographer is Robert Caro.
"Fascinating story, unusual focus"
This story focuses on 'netsuke', tiny Japanese carvings which were fashionable in Paris during La Belle Epoque. The narrative wanders among the lives of the family who owned a particular collection of netsuke through Paris, Vienna and Tokyo with a few stops in other cities for background. Because the family was one of the wealthy Jewish banking families of the late 19th century and early 20th century, the story of the 'netsuke' illuminates some of the significant political, economic and cultural trends in which the family was involved,. In particular the role of the first Effrusi owner of the 'bibelots' in the high culture of Paris at the turn of the century is examined in letters and novels of the period. The story then travels to the transformation of Vienna from the capital of a splendid empire to the forefront of National Socialism, and makes a stop in the postwar period in Japan. The role of the objects we own and value is examined from multiple planes, much like through different sides of a prism.
I found the book very satisfying but found the performance frustrating at times. It was well read in terms of speed but the tone was at times overly dramatic. Also, the accent of the narrator was very pleasing and upper class (which matched the narrative) but he gets a bit carried away with the sound of his own voice and this sometimes distracted from the story. I have actually purchased a copy of the book because I would just like to read the story without the dramatic intonation. And despite sounding like he has an ear for languages, the narrator misprounounces a LOT of the foreign words, including 'netsuke'. If you listen to the podcast interview that follows the book, the pronunciation by the author and the interviewer makes it clear that it is mispronounced throughout the book. That was my only complaint with this recording. HIghly recommended book otherwise, especially for anyone interested in turn of the century culture and art.
"Well worth the read"
subtle textured surprising
his ability to speak the many languages employed throughout - gives you a sense of place
a family epic like none other
Don't stop after the first 100 pages! This is a slow start, but then it just picks up and sweeps you away.
"Thoroughly absorbing despite major narrator flaw"
Listening to the story of the Ephrussi family took me to so much history that is interesting to me: art and collecting in the Impressionist period, the Jews in France and Austria, and the lives of people who help define and participate in their times. The personal journey of the author in learning about his family was beautifully described.
Each period of the story was memorable: the relationship of Charles Ephrussi with the Impressionists and with Proust, the hideous fulmination of Viennese anti-Semitism, the relationship of the author with his great uncle in Japan.
His inaccurate pronunciation of the word "netsuke." Considering that the journey of the netsuke collection is the core of the story and that it is the most important single word in the story, it is hard to understand how the pronunciation was overlooked.
There was a podcast with the author at the end of the book. He says the word correctly, of course, and that just made the error worse.
Yes, if I had that much time! I listened in huge chunks of time while I was working. It is also so good that I was sorry when it ended.
The book reads like a really good work of fiction which made it even more amazing that it is a true story.
"I consider this book one of the best..."
I loved the way de Waal wove together his family's narrative from multiple countries and through multiple generations. His portrayal of the characters and life in the different societies painted a clear picture for my imagination. Ultimately, this is also a story of devastation and survival of Jews in the Holocaust.
I loved learning more of the history of the family's street in Paris, where I had recently visited. The family's history is so interesting that it led me to research more about the author, his artwork, the family and the locations.
Maloney adds another element of emotion through his reading.
The history of a great European dynasty.
There's a short interview with the author at the end of the story. Great to hear his voice and gain more insight into his life and his work.
Likes books and reading/listening
"Intriguing read"
No, I enjoyed it fully. Now time to spread the word about this amazing journey.
Many suprises!
Do I really have to limit it to one? The story isnt really structured that way. Its the experience of the whole book that matters.
Narration is very good. It did take me a little while to settle into it but once I did, could not stop listening. Now its done and I feel bereft. The sadness of finishing a truly absorbing story.
"Exquisite, Unexpectedly Intimate"
One of the finest books I have listened to as a devoted audiobook listener. ````
the lure of modern history intertwined with a family's poignant story
The entire book, from start to finish, commanded my attention. But the clarity given to the disintegration of cultured, empowered Jewish life in Vienna was heartrending. I realize now I did not comprehend the rapid descent into chaos. And this book speaks to the time with utter clarity and calm.
This book is the only audio book that has moved me to tears. The author has given me a window into my mother and grandmother's lives who, although not Viennese, survived Cristalnacht to escape Germany into Italy shortly thereafter. And maybe to empathize with my angry, unknowable mother.
"Wonderful book....keeps you enthralled!"
Yes, I loved the story since it was the author researching his own family's history....if you are interested in art or the Belle Epoque era in particular, I recommend this audible book.


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Tensions in the West Bank are heightened after the recent death in an Israeli prison of a 30-year-old Palestinian arrested last week.
Arafat Jaradat died Saturday, inciting Palestinian officials to once again decry conditions in Israeli prisons.
"The prisoner martyr Jaradat went to prison to come back a corpse, but we are determined to find out how it was done and who did it," Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said Monday, according to the state news agency WAFA. "We know how we will act, and we will not let them (Israelis) drag us to their square, and they should bear the responsibility."
The United Nations weighed in Monday, calling for a thorough probe into Jaradat's death.
"The United Nations expects the autopsy to be followed by an independent and transparent investigation into the circumstances of Mr. Jaradat's death, the results of which should be made public as soon as possible," Robert Serry, the U.N. special coordinator for the Middle East peace process, said in a written statement.
Israel said doctors had worked to save the inmate, who was suffering from previous injuries. Palestinian officials said Jaradat was tortured.
Palestinians in Israeli prisons -- about 4,500 people -- took part in a hunger strike Sunday, and crowds protested in the streets of the West Bank as Palestinian officials called for an international investigation into an inmate's death.
Palestinian officials told CNN that Jaradat is the 203rd Palestinian to die in Israeli prisons since 1967.
He was buried Monday near his home in the West Bank as dozens of masked members of al-Aqsa Martyr's Brigade -- the armed wing of Fatah -- fired rifles in the air in protest.
"They killed him only in five days," his sister told Palestinian TV. "They kidnapped him from life. Oh, my dear little brother! Oh, my love!"


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America's trusted voice on money and business, Dave Ramsey is a personal money management expert and extremely popular national radio personality. His three New York Times best-selling books - Financial Peace, More Than Enough and The Total Money Makeover - have sold more than 6 million copies combined. His latest book, EntreLeadership: 20 Years of Practical Business Wisdom from the Trenches, will be released in September 2011. | |
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If you think of it as dull, dusty, tedious and a dead-end, then it's time to pay a visit to modern manufacturing.
In New Hampshire, it's huge. It's our top industry, bringing in four times the revenue that the number two industry, tourism, does. A full 95 percent of all exports are manufactured here and in the past eight years, those exports have risen three times faster than our overall economy.
Manufacturing provides jobs for over 67,000 people. They are good jobs that do great things. One company may not build the rocket that flies into space, but one company can make the vital components and make them better than anyone else on the planet.
This industry no longer takes place in your grandfather's factory. Today's plants are clean, modern
and high tech. Working in them requires some real skills – they are no longer places young people who don't know what they want to do can go and pass a couple of years.
The challenge here in New Hampshire – and around the country – is letting high school students know of these opportunities right here at home – that they do not have to leave the state to find an exciting and challenging livelihood, that they can have rewarding careers in manufacturing where they live.
On May 24, the New Hampshire Manufacturing Extension Partnership and the Career Development Bureau of the New Hampshire Department of Education are hosting Pathways to Success: Connecting Manufacturing to Education.
The day-long seminar will bring together teachers and manufacturers to discuss ways to make sure students with the capabilities and aptitude for this kind of career get on the right path, through training, education and encouragement.
It is going to be a very lively and educational day. Speakers include Gov. John Lynch, Department of Resources and Economic Development Commissioner George Bald and others from the field. The keynote speaker is Bill Symonds, director of Harvard University's Pathways to Prosperity Project.
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Where: California (36.5° N, 117.7° W: paleocoordinates 12.2° N, 40.0° W)
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When: 7 Member (Santa Rosa Flat Formation), Artinskian (290.1 - 279.5 Ma)
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Environment/lithology: marine; lithified limestone
Size class: microfossils
Collection methods: peel or thin section,
Primary reference: C. H. Stevens and P. Stone. 2009. New Permian fusulinids from Conglomerate Mesa, southeastern Inyo Mountains, east-central California. Journal of Paleontology 83(1):9-29 [M. Clapham/M. Clapham] more details
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Late last year, I first smelled a sample of Cashmere Mist in one of my magazines. I kept it in my closet and would find myself smelling it from time to time, until the scent faded and I got another magazine sample to replace the old one with. Whenever I was in the department stores, I would look for Cashmere Mist and try a little bit on my hand, making sure I liked it on me just as much as straight from the bottle. Finally, I decided to buy it. I'm so glad I bought it on Overstock, because it is way cheaper here than in the stores and on other online shopping sites. I love it so much that even though I just ordered a second bottle, I am contemplating getting a third one, just to stock up. The scent is light and a bit powdery; not overpowering at all, which is just how I like it. Needless to say, my previous favorite fragrance, which I had been using for the last seven years, has been dethroned. Cashmere Mist is my new favorite scent, and I seriously doubt I'll ever get tired of it.
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ZF-1965: Easier use of printf functionality. Maybe an enhancement of the _() method
Edit: Woops. This looks like a duplicate of http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-1116 .
The goal is to ease the typical use where one wishes to use the printf family of functions to substitute parameters into a translated string. I can not see why this should not be an enhancement of the _() method.
This suggested implementation is written as a method extending the current _() method:
public function _(/*$messageId, args... */){
$args = func_get_args();
$args = $args[0];
$messageId = array_shift($args);
return vsprintf(parent::_($messageId), $args);
An additional feature of this implementation is that it allows calling this method with the all parameters given in an array in the first parameter. This is to allow easy calling from other places, for instance a view helper, with the content from a func_get_args().
Assigning to [~thomas] to initiate issue review.
We already discussed such implementation details in the past. It was declared that Zend_Translate should not do view-code.
As option I created a new proposal for adding a Translation_View_Helper... it is not finished for now as I added it some days ago. But this component will add such feature in future.
The detailed resons for this decission can be found in these two issues:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-1096 http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-1116
Thank you for the clarification.
I guess my current helper methods is the way to do it then.
I this really planned for the view?
It would be nice for classes to just set the complete translation message.
Example: Reading an excel file from an user and an error occure in cell "B2". The errors are collected in an array, if you wand to translate it outside (view), you have to collect all untranslated message plus all parameters!
Easier is to translate and parse the parameter just in the class. So currently you have to use the printf function in the parsing class.
+VOTE for it+
This issue has been closed more than 3 years ago as won't fix. Why do you come to the idea that it is now planned to integrate view code within Zend_Translate?