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Corrections and Clarifications
Jan. 25, 2011 at 4:02 p.m.
Updated Jan. 24, 2011 at 7:25 p.m.
The Advocate wants to correct promptly any error in fact or clarify any misleading information we publish. To report any error or need for clarification, please call 361-574-1222.
Victoria College will pay $42,492.53 for sidewalks, bus stops and a crosswalk near the campus. A story on Page B1 on Tuesday, Jan. 25 listed the wrong amount.
Tim Locher is the father of Patrick Locher, the 17-year-old student and Boy Scout who was killed in a motorcycle accident in August. Tim Locher arrived late to the Boy Scouts of America awards banquet Friday and was not able to be interviewed for a story on Page A1 on Saturday, Jan. 22.


text: Hi > > One question about IPF: If I have a tcp keep state rule, I > understood that > > any valid ICMP traffic about the TCP connexion would be allowed without > > rule checking. > > > > Does that means that someone able to snoop the TCP connexion > would be able > > to forge an ICMP redirect packet, and that there is now way to > stop this? > [...] > > Correct. This is nearly never useful because the "next hop" that is the > redirected gateway must be on the local LAN. may be a problem if someone places a "bad" router in the LAN that sends packets elsewhere... Hmmmm... but it shouldn't be to complicated in IPF to check for the ICMP types even in established connections. In my opinion "good ICMPs" (tm ;-) that should be allowed if a TCP conn is established are the dst-unreachable's, source-quench and ttl-exceeded (hope I forgot none...) I can think of no reason where a conn is established to a server and it sends a redirect to the source (this should normally only happen in a local LAN), or any other ICMP. This behaviour could be hard coded. Regards Stefan Hulbrock, Biodata IT AG

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Singapore // 33 Vegetarian (Chicken Rice) + Circuit Road Hawker Centre + T1 Staff Canteen
Hawker centre/food court food:
✧33 Vegetarian✧
Mum & I went all the way to Ang Moh Kio (took us an hour) just to eat here haha
33 Vegetarian specialises in veg chicken rice!!
They have so many options but we decided to get the set meal (A) and the steamed 'chicken' rice (C).
The set meal (A) costs $6.80 and comes with steamed chicken, roasted chicken, stir fried veg, achar and radish soup. The steamed chicken rice (C) costs just $3!
What made me want to eat here was the steamed 'chicken' - I first saw a post on this from cq_veggiefinds on Instagram and the steamed 'chicken' was intriguing because I've only had the roasted kind (made of taukee) before!
I really like that the set comes in this style haha! My only dislike here is that the veggies were too oily. The chili was pretty interesting - it was sour and lime-y. Pretty nice especially since it makes up for the flavour lost when omitting onion and garlic!
33 Vegetarian
#01-33, 409A Ang Mo Kio Ave 10, Singapore 561409
Mon 11am-8pm
Tue 11am-6pm
Wed CLOSED
Thur-Sun 11am-8pm
✧Circuit Road Hawker Centre✧
My first time at this hawker centre and maybe about half of the stalls here are veg! We were there for lunch which wasn't really the best time to go since several veg stalls like Victor Veggie weren't open yet. I can't remember the stalls we ordered these from or the prices oops. We had tauhu goreng, fried carrot cake (no egg), dry noodles and chicken rice. And soy chendol drink from Soygood which was pretty nice - they said they don't use milk. The rest of the food was pretty average.. Next time I eat here I'll make sure to go for dinner.
Circuit Road Food Centre
79A Circuit Rd Singapore 371079
✧T1 Staff Canteen✧
Ate here for my last meal in SG and it's at Basement 1 of Terminal 1 (take a lift down from behind the AirAsia check-in counters). Dad brought us here because he had eaten a veg chicken rice here before lol (not that I really wanted more chicken rice). But since then the veg stall has been replaced by another veg stall.. and it was closing when we arrived. So I just had chwee kueh and chee cheong fun from another stall! I've actually been looking around hawker centres for chwee kueh but most don't have it, especially the veg kind where they don't cook the chye poh with lard. This wasn't as fluffy as I'd like but it was something!


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We offer custom T-shirt designs, rhinestone designs, and custom monogramming/embroidery.
Bostic & Wilson, established in 1987, is located in beautiful, historic downtown Fuquay. We specialize in a wide variety of antiques and collectibles
Specializing in gifts and home decor, highlighted by superior customer service!
Here at Samantha's we strive to make your jewelry visions become reality in a very comfortable setting.
SUR Furniture is a local furniture gallery specializing in salvaged, upcycled, and reclaimed pieces and accessories. Vintage finds, antiques, and specialty pieces are showcased alongside work from local artisans and the selection is ever changing. Refinishing products and services are offered to help with creative transformations. Consignment, estate sale and clean-out services available.
Our mission is to educate and empower people to attain their ultimate health goals by providing the purest health and nutritional products.
A specialty boutique that sells hats for all occasions, loose leaf teas, specialty food items and gifts. As seen in Cary Magazine and on My Carolina Today.
About Our Hats:
Mad Hatter is a charming quaint shop located in downtown Fuquay-Varina. If you love whimsical and fun, along with hats and teas, this is a shop you will want to visit. Hats, and lots of them, are available for every budget. Two hat stands provide lots of choices, plus a small stand with fascinators. Each hat and fascinator is different, and the shop does not carry two just alike.
About Our Teas:
If you love tea, iced or hot, you will enjoy the choices available here. Along with sample size loose leaf teas priced at $2.25, Mad Hatter has their own loose leaf teas that are locally made, plus Tea Forte products in loose leaf or teabags. Beautiful teapots and teacups are among the items available.
We welcome our customers to shop, browse, and have fun creating that perfect gift for their loved ones. Colors to match any occasion or taste are available due to our 150+ thread colors and ribbon colors to match. Yes, we stock them all, including the massive inventory of blank products we embroider. Most products are in stock – ready to embroider and quickly ship for that special occasion, holiday or birthday.
Pass It On is an upscale thrift store that sells new and used women's and children's clothing and accessories. It's located in the heart of downtown Fuquay-Varina.
Drawing on the adage that flowers should look gracefully "just picked," organic and farm fresh is our favorite look. Blooms are gathered from around the world ~ California, Holland, South America; most importantly from our local growers in Fuquay-Varina, Clayton, and Cary. Flowers are designed in a garden style which sometimes embraces nature's beautiful imperfections.
Your one-stop shop for Clothing, Toys, Gifts, Maternity and more!
At Family Optical we focus on filling your eyeglass and contact lens prescription with precision. We offer a large variety of eyeglass frames and lens options to fit your needs from home to office to sporting activities. If you need contact lenses, we can order them and have them delivered here to pick up or we can send them to your home or office. We love to accessorize, so we also offer jewelry, eyeglass chains, cases and more.
From t-shirts to tuxedos and everything in-between, Ashworth's has a variety of clothing for every event and every need. We are proud to carry Peter Millar, Barbour, Robert Talbott, Gitman Bros., Southern Tide, Jack Victor, Berle, Beretta, Hart Schaffner Marx, and Allen Edmonds – among many, many other brands!
Delightful homemade bread and baked treats and coffee.
Monogrammed gifts and accessories, boutique clothing and full service custom screen printed apparel.
Over 4500 square feet of antiques, consignment furniture and treasures.
Merle Norman Cosmetics, Spa & Boutique offers made in the USA skin care and cosmetics. We offer special event make up that will take the stress out of your day! We pride ourselves in offering ear piercing in a clean and friendly environment. For those that are experiencing the side effect of chemo we can help you with a wonderful selection of beautiful wigs. Our boutique offers purses, jewelry and trendy clothing for women with a great selection of plus sizes.
Additional Services By Appointment:
Manicures & Pedicures
Full facials
Over 30 unique shops featuring clothing, home decor, furniture, gifts and handcrafted art


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The Chairlift
Assmannshausen, Germany
The Chairlift Assmannshausen Reviews
70 reviews
Jun 18, 2007
The chair lift at Assmanshausen provides an interesting contrast to it's sister over at Rudesheim around the corner. Rather than the more unusual gondolas used there, here they have the more usual two person open chairs that leave you completely open to the elements (should anything elemental be happening).
Starting on the brow of the hill, just below a sizeable looking hotel cum lodge the chairlift glides down through the wooded hillside towards the river. Whereas the route at Rudesheim is low and shallow over the vines, this is much steeper and feels considerably higher as you pass between the tree tops.
As with all cable cars it's a very quiet and peaceful way to travel with only the slight rattle of the wheels pulling the cable to keep you company.
As it approached the town below you emerge from the trees only to travel the last portion through the houses on the outskirts. Obviously I don't mean through the houses themselves – that would be silly – but you are pretty much travelling through their gardens, only a few feet away from their windows in some cases which all seemed a bit odd!
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Can Self-Defense Training Truly Prepare You For "Real Life"?
by Andre Vatke
Every once in a while when I tell people about self defense training I will get someone telling me that no martial arts system can truly prepare you for real life. They argue that because systems like Krav Maga NYC use simulated drills it's just not the same.
Usually these objections come from sport martial arts practitioners like grapplers or point fighters. They argue that by squaring off with a real opponent that has the drive to win, you get a more realistic "real world" training.
Let's look at this for a moment…
Mental Conditioning
In my estimation 90% of self defense training is about awareness and mental conditioning. Being aware of other attackers, a weapon or even the possibility that a situation could go bad are all factors that can have a major impact on a self defense scenario.
Systems like Krav Maga NYC introduce stress into drills to get you used to the reality that in a self defense scenario you will not be at 100% physical or mental capacity. The so called 'adrenaline dump' will cause you to revert to instinct. Stress drills help you change your natural instinct (which is often to simply freeze) to one that will be much more beneficial to you in a real situation.
No Points, No Rules
We've had a number of skilled black belts in other arts come through our doors. They are typically very good fighters one on one. But placed into one of our multiple attacker drills they quickly find themselves overwhelmed and receive attacks from behind which would end a real encounter for them.
The problem is that self defense is nothing like point fighting or free sparring. Those drills can help you build technique and strategy but only against a single opponent. The problem is that you both know that there are rules to the fight. You size each other up, keep distance and look for an opening.
This is not self defense.
In real self defense the defender has an advantage in that the attacker doesn't know what he or she is going to do. And when there is a defense given it's not intended to be a back and forth exchange for the sake of ego or social standing. It's very often life or death and that requires a completely different mindset and focus.
This doesn't make previous martial arts training useless for self defense. It just needs to be applied with a completely different set of parameters – one where there are multiple attackers and weapons are in play and where you start from a point of disadvantage.
Build Up Rather Than Tear Down
One of the things I admire about Krav Maga is the focus on getting someone to be able to defend themselves as quickly as possible. And while this sounds simple in theory, not everyone starts with the same physical abilities and talents. Training has to differentiate between various skill and experience levels and it has to be safe enough to allow them to return to the next class.
Police and military units know this intrinsically. You don't need to actually shoot someone to know how to shoot someone. They also know that stationary target drills train different aspects compared to active shooter training or room sweep and clearing.
Self defense training works the same way. Different drills train different aspects of self defense and utilize the right safety equipment to ensure that everyone is OK to go to work the next day. It may push you just beyond your limits physically. You may even get a few random bruises but it's nothing you can't handle. It's all part of what makes you tougher and more prepared to deal with a real life violent encounter.
[author_info] Andre Vatke has studied and practiced martial arts for over 20 years. Mr. Vatke holds a 1st degree Black Belt in Dynamic Self Defense (a combatives based self defense training system similar to Krav Maga) and is an assistant instructor at the Dynamic Self Defense School in New Albany, Ohio.[/author_info]
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Peruvian-American rapper Felipe Coronel, and his fast and furious political rap, drop in for a performance at Yoko Ono's Meltdown festival. As well as chilling tales of street life like his famous debut single 'Dance With The Devil', expect politician-baiting tracks such as 'Bin Laden' ('I'm baptised in America and covered in leeches') and – fingers crossed – some tracks from his long-awaited fourth album 'The Middle Passage'.
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called 'boxcar' murderer. The
second time was for the hanging of
Gottschalkwho, by the way, com
mitted suicide in the Ramsey county
jailand the third time was for the
Williams hanging by Sheriff Miesen
in Ramsey county. These were all
during my fiist term of office. Now
comes the hanging of the two men
at Bemidji. I don't feel any worse
or any better about the signing of
the last death warrants than I did
about the first. 1 feel that I have
no option in the matter. That the
law has already taken its course and
that certainly I am not to blame for
the law just because my personal
opinions are diametrically opposed
to it. If I refused to set dates for
hangings of men convicted of first
degree murder and sentenced to
death, I would be violating the law
"I feel strongly, however, and
have for years"and here the gov
ernor's fist came down with an
energetic thump on the table at his
side"that capital punishment is
one of the things handed down to
this day from an age of the dim and
misty past. There is no moral
excuse, to my mind, for a handful
of men to bind and blindfold a
fellowman, to fasten a strap around
his neck, and then in cold blood to
let him drop through a trap to his
deathall just because of a few
words printed on the white page
of a law book says they shall.
"It is not right. It is the hand
ing down of the ancient Hebraic
law of an eye for an eye, a tooth for
a toothaye, of even a soul for a
soul. It was by such unreasoning,
unforgiving Hebraic law that Christ
was crucified'
"The time is surely coming when
the law which inflicts the death
penalty for crime will be wiped
from the statute books. It is there
on the statute books today, but I
do not believe the people of Minne
sota believe in it. It is an effect
for judging to administer to degen
erate men who deliberately take
the lives of fellowmen, but it is not
still operative through any general
sentiment in its favor.
"Do I believe in the death penalty?
No! Do I think that a man should
ever be hung under any circum
stances? No!"and once more the
clenched fist came down on the
table"And you can tell the readers
of The Tribune that if I were in
the legislature, I would do what I
could and what was within my
power to modify the existing law.
"in days gone by hundreds of
morbidminded people have been
allowed to witness hangings. This
has been so repulsive to me, that
since I have been governor I have
endeavored to have only those few
present the law allows, and no
more. I shall see to it that the
sheriff at Bemidji is notified that if
any of the morbidly curious who
have no business to be present are
allowed to see the hanging of the
two misfortunate and condemned
men in his hands,he will be removed
from office."
Turning to Harvey Grimmer, his
executive clerk who was present, he
"Mr. Grimmer, please remind me
in communicating with the sheriff at
at Bemidji relative to these hang
ings, that I want the law and the
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on your trip west this fall. Built for com
fortcleanconvenienteconomical. Up
holstered in leather efficient porter in
charge linen changed daily equipped with
kitchen range. Berth rate only one-half
SUndardsleeping car rate. Makes a great
saving incost trip when used in connec
tion with colonist tickets, The
New Office lor G. E. Crocker.
G. E. Crcjcker, of the Grand Forks
Lumber company is now nicely
housed ia his new office, naar the
M. & I. depot, and will this winter
have comfortable quarters in which
to transact the large amount of busi
ness for the company, over which he
has supervision.
Recently, the Grand Forks com
pany secured ground along the tracks
of the M. & I., and Mr. Crocker
had a neat building erected to be
used for warehouse and office pur
Mr. Crocker has secured the ser
vices of Harry Bliler, who has
charge of the office while Mr.
Crocker is away. Messrs. Crocker
and Bliler make a fine double team,
and they transact business for the
Grand Forks people with "neatness
and dispatch," their only drawback
being the reluctance of their lumber
jacks to cut loose from the attrac
tions of the city and hie them to the
"tall timber" for manual labor.
one of the Great Northern Railway's daily
trans continental trains, carries tourist
sleeping cari
Oriental Limited leaves Grand Forks daily at 8:15 m.
Good connections made at Grand Forks by all passen
gers from Bemidji
For fares to Seattle, Portland, Tacoma, Vancouver
and other points in Montana, Idaho, Washington,
Oregon or British Columbia, address
E. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Agent.
Great Northern Ry.
Solon Finley, "Out West."
S. W. Finley (better known to his
friends as Solon Finley), who left
here last spring for Kalispell, Mont.,
has been heard from. Solon is now
at Athens, Mont., where he has an
important position with the Kalispell
Lumber company.
In a letter to the Pioneer Mr.
Finley said:
"Mr. A. G. Rutledge, Bemidji, Minn.
"Friend Mr. Rutledge: I thought
I would drop you a few lines with
regard to the address of my paper.
Please send it to Athens, Mont.,
care of Kalispell Lumber company,
instead of to Kalispell, Mont. We
are having lovely weather here and
I am feeling the very best. Hope
you are enjoying yourself, also. I
like your paper fine.
''Give my regards to ail the boys
and GIRLS.
"Very respectfully yours,
"S. W. Finley."
Attention, K. of P.'s.
All members of Bemidji Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, are urgently
requested to be present at the regu
lar meeting of the lodge, which
will be held next Tuesday even
The third rank will be conferred
on three candidates, and the busi
ness meeting will be followed by a
social session, at which a lunch will
be served.
Taxes Due.
Parties who paid one half of their
taxes before May 31st should bear
in mind the other half becomes due
on October 31st, and*the taxes
should be paid before that date. If
not paid by Nov. 1st, the additional
penalty of ten per cent will be
added, as well as the further penalty
of five per cent after December 31st.
Hallowe'en Public Dance.
A Hallowe'en dance will be given
at the city hall next Thursday even
ing, at which a good time will be
had by everyone who attends.
Symington's orchestra will furnish
the music, and there will be a good
prompter in attendance.
Everybody invited.
Women would like boarding house
work of some kind. Call at Arling
ton hotel, room No. 6.
Owl Drug Store, Bemidji, Minn.
3 a.* 4 jt-*fri.lBi
Auction Sale.
An auction sale will be held at
Fogues barn on Saturday November
Parties having articles for sale are
requested to list thejn with the
Chicago Depositors Paid by Check on
Chicago, Oct. 29.The banks of this
city are largely upon a checking basis.
They have taken the step of refusing
to pay out large amounts of currency
and will not return to the former man
ner of doing business until the finan
cial condition in the East improves.
In all banks belonging to the Clearing
house association or affiliated with it
depositors seeking to withdraw money
were given checks of the bank itself
instead of the actual cash. The de
positors are allowed to draw the full
amount of their balances, but they
were compelled to accept the bank's
checks instead of currency.
The rule requiring savings bank de
positors to give thirty days' notice be
fore drawing out less than $100 and
sixty days' notice before drawing out
more than $100 was also put in force.
The local banks declare that they
were compelled to adopt these rules
because of the action taken by the
banks in the East, which would soon
hare drained this city of its cash re
Within an hour alter the opening
of the doors fully 400 people were
lined up at the withdrawal windows
of the Illinois Trust and Savings bank,
which has the largest number of sav
ings accounts in the city. Depositors
were allowed, if they wished, to take
out sums under $100, but for all
amounts over this the full legal no
tice was required.
The general agreement on the part
of the banks to protect their supplies
of currency affected the city govern
ment. City Treasurer Traeger ran
short of cash and City Comptroller
Wilson stopped the payment of the
salaries of city employes by checks on
the city treasury.
All National Banks in Oklahoma Re
main Closed.
Oklahoma City, Okla., Oct. 29.
Every bank in Oklahoma City remains
Closed in accordance with orders is
sued by Territorial Governor Frank
Frantz. It is understood that the or
der affects all national banks in Okla
homa and Indian Territory.
The action was taken because the
banks of Kansas City and St. Louis
refused to forward cash to the banks
of the Southwest. It is said that a
telephone consultation of many of the
bankers of Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory, Arkansas and Northern Texas
took place and that all decided on sim
ilar action.
There has been no uneasiness in
this city and the bankers say the de
posits last week were greater than at
any previous week In the month. The
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Band Concert Now. 15.
Professor Thomas Symington,
leader of the Bemidji band, an
nounces that t.he first of a series of
winter band concerts will be given
in the city hall about Friday evening,
November 15th, when a specially
arranged program of high-class
music will be rendered.
Financial Conditions in New York
Continue to Improve.
Engagements Already Made Aggre-
gate $17,500,000 and Have Had a
Very Helpful InfluencePressure on
the Banks Distinctly Abating.
New York, Oct. 29.The financial
ltuatlon continues to show encourag
ing evidence of improvement, aa ex
ceptionally large engagements of gold
have been made abroad and the stock
market is advancing on the general
demand for securities at low prices.
The gold engagements now total $17,-
600,000 and already exert a very help
ful influence. There are considerable
orders from abroad for American se
curities, which must be paid for in
gold, and this will augment the specie
imports. Investigation also discloses
an exceptionally large number of
transfers of stocks upon the books of
the various corporations having head
Quarters in New York, indicating
heavy investment buving.
There are practically no margin
transactions on the stock exchange at
this time. No failures have been re
ported anywhere in New \oik and
even in the case of the Kansas City
Institution which closed its doors it
was forced to close only because It
was refused admittance to the priv
ileges of the clearinghouse remedial
efforts in that city.
The pressure upon the banks in
New York is distinctly abating. No
new runs have been reported and
those begun last week have dwindled
to almost insignificant proportions.
Wall street has assumed practically
its normal appearance, the crowds be
ing no larger than in the days of
financial quietude The adoption of
clearinghouse certificates and the re
fusal to pay cash for hoarding pur
poses has produced no apparent ex
citement whatever In this city.
In order to assist in the measures
undertaken to relieve the strain on
the currency situation the leading life
Insurance companies have decided to
grant thirty days' extension of time
on the payment of premiums due on
tTon in case of a run. Since tEe Tanks
here could not get cash from Kansas
City In case of a run they considered
the risk too great. Tho banks of this
city are carrying many of the small
banks over this territory. They have
arranged to issue clearinghouse cer
tificates until conditions improve.
The banks of the Southwest are fur
ther embarrassed because of the de
mand for cash to move the cotton crop
Dollar 8avlngs Bank at Akron, O., Or
dered Closed.
Akron, O., Oct. 29.The Dollar Sav
ings bank has been closed by order of
ihe directors until after the funeral
of Mr. Boron, the dead cashier. In
the meantime a further Investigation
of his accounts, is going on and a
movement is also on foot to have the
other banks of the city take this In
stitution over. The sixty-day time
limit has been ordered enforced on all
savings accounts 4n the banks of the
Coroner Davidson announced that
he had decided that Fred Boron had
eommitted suicide, there being noth
ing to substantiate the murder theory.
The revolver used was one kept at the
Dollar Savings bank, of which Boron
was cashier and tieasurer, and the
weapon was lying by his side when
he was found.
A deficit of $25,000 has been discov
ered in the accounts of the Dollar
bank, according to members of the
directorate. This fact was kept hid
den from the directors, it Is said, by
Boron borrowing money temporarily
whenever the directors counted the
money, while at other times he car
ried the notes as cash.
Measures Taken to Prevent a Drain
of Cash.
Minneapolis, Oct. 29.Bankers from
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth at a
meeting held here took measures to
prevent a drain of cash.
In view of the action of the banks
in the central reserve cities of New
York, Chicago and St. Louis in refus
ing to ship money to them it was de
cided that no money should be paid
out on checks, certificates of deposit
or drafts, except for small sums, and
no money should be furnished corre
spondents. Checks on balances in the
hands of the banks will be certified
and paid through their clearinghouses
Savings banks, trust companies and
the savings departments of banks will
require the sixty and ninety-day no
tice to which they are entitled.
Only Evidence of Financial Flurry at
Pittsburg, Oct. 29It was decided
not to open the Pittsburg Stock Ex
change at a meeting of the board of
directors. Just when the exchange
will resume transactions is not known.
It is the belief in some quarters that
the exchange will remain closed
throughout the week.
Aside from the suspension of the
exchange there is nothing else worthy
of mention in the local financial sit
Controlled by C. W. Morse.
Bath, Me, Oct. 29.The Bath Trust
company, a small bank controlled by
Charles W. Morse of New York, closed
its doors as the result of withdrawal
of deposits. State Bank Examiner
Skelton immediately took charge.
President W. B. Maussendon stated
that the suspension of business was
due to lack of currency. The capital
is $100,000 and deposits $500,000.
Omaha Banks Get in Line.
Omaha, Oct. 29.All national banks
In Omaha have ceased paying cur
rency in more than $100 amounts and
on small accounts only 20 per cent of
the amount on deposit will be paid.
For amounts above 20 per cent of de
posits clearinghouse certificates are
Thousands of K.s Countrymen Prison
ers in Philippines.
Madrid, Oct. 29.A Spaniard named
Bulguera, a recent arrival from Ma
nila, has caused some excitement here
by a story to the effect that there are
more than 4,000 Spanish prisoners in
Bulacan province, island of San Juan
del Monte. They are held by Tagalos,
who compel them to drag their plows
They are whipped and treated like
beasts of burden and the only reward
they get is a scanty ration of green
Bulguera has related his story to a
correspondent of El Pueblo and he
says that in June last ninety Spanish
prisoners tried to escape by swim
ming. Practically all were drowned,
he says, but he succeeded in landing
on the opposite bank and was subse
quently able to reach Manila. Then
he went to the American authorities,
who provided him with passage for
Cadiz. He reached that port in Sep
tember, but was only ale to reach
his native town a few days since,
where he had long been given up for
Story Doubted at Washington.
Washington, Oct. 29.The bureau
of insular affairs at the war depart
ment places no credence in the story
of Bulguera, the Spaniard, who al*
leges he was held a prisoner by Fili
pinos in Bulacan province. San Juan
del Monte, which Bulguera refers to
as an island, is not an island but a
mountain city on the border of Ma
nila. From the time Manila was taken
by American troops San Juan del
Monte has been within the American
Admit Charges Are True.
Chicago, Oct. 29.W. H. E. Dysen
and his wife, who were arrested re
cently in New York on the charge of
robbing department stores, confessed
to the local police that the charges
against him were true and informed
the officers where the property which
they had stolen could be recovered.
In a house at 338 Ohio street the po
lice discovered jewelry valued at $2,-
000, which the Dysens said had been
taken from various stores here and in
Drop of Four Cents in Price on
the Chicago Board.
Financial Conditions at New York and
Precautionary Action Taken by Chi
cago Banks Responsible for the Fall
In Values.
Chicago, Oct. 29.The financial con
dition in New York and the action of
the local banks in deciding to issue
clearinghouse certificates and to de
mand full legal notice on withdrawal
of time deposits caused a weak mar
ket in all of the grain pits. Wheat
within a short time after the opening
struck a point 4 cents lower than the
previous day's close. The opening for
December wheat was 97% to 98 and
from this point the price slid down
to 96. At 10.30 it was holding around
97. The selling was in quite large
volume, but the demand was slack
and buyers were to all appearances
extremely reluctant to take hold. Brief
rallies took place after the breaks,
but the principal buyers were shorts.
There was little buying for investment
and the refusal of the banks to pay
out large amounts of cash limited the
opportunities of prospective purchas
ers to put up the margins demanded
by the brokers.
Both corn and oats were weak for
the same reasons as affected the
Wheat market.
Trading in Grain Suspended.
Duluth, Oct. 29.Trading in grain
has been suspended on the Duluth
board of trade owing to the money
conditions No sales were made in
either cash grain or the options, al
though the tradingroom was open and
the members on the floor. Business
will not be resumed until conditions
improve and the country elevators are
being advised not to buy grain.
Early Prices on Stock Exchange
Showed an Advance.
New York, Oct. 29 The stock mar
ket had a strong opening, all the prin
cipal actii stocks selling at sharp
advances, but with very light transac
tions lecoicied. The greater advances
Were in Sugar, Northern Pacific, Amei
ican Smelting, Westinghouse Electric,
Toledo, St Louis and Western pre
ferred, Amalgamated Copper and Chi
cago Great Western preferred A.
Some of the stocks in the active class
sold at declines. Business came al
most to a standstill after a few min
utes, but the market retained a steady
Additions to the sharp advances
were made when more stocks came
into tile quotations, but the general
level of the active list did not extend
Its advance. St. Louis Southwestern
preferred rose 4*4, Illinois Central
and Consolidated Gas 3, Great North
ern Ore Certificates and Manhattan
2Vs and National Lead and General
Electric 2. There were occasional de
clines on single sales in the inactive
list. The maiket was inactive.
Prices of stocks sagged somewhat
when it became understood that the
banks would deal directly with stock
exchange borrowers instead of through
a pool, as was the case last week.
Money on. call, after opening at 12 per
cent, loaned at 50 per cent and there
was some calling of loans.
The readjustment of loans necessi
tated by the dissolution of the bank
ers' pool caused some awkward con
ditions and induced some liquidation
in the stock market during the final
hour of trading. Prices fell back all
Any disposition to assume money
obligations for the purpose of operat
ing in the stock market was frowned
upon and business in the stock ex
change was kept at a low ebb. The
delay in the appearance of supplies of
money there caused no anxiety, as
Intimations were given that loans
would be carried over another day
and money would be supplied when
needed most. Prices continued to
show advances.
Boston Clearinghouse to Issue Loan
1 Certificates.
Boston, Oct. 29.The Boston Clear
inghouse association has decided to
issue clearinghouse loan certificates
bearing interest at 7.3 per cent. The
high rate of interest is for the pur
pose of retiring the certificates at the
earliest possible date. The New York
rate is 6 per cent. The loan commit
tee of the clearinghouse will pass upon
collateral and approve the issue of the
certificates at 75 per cent of the mar
ket value of the securities.
Leading bank officials declared that
the adoption of the clearinghouse cer
tificates for the settlement of bank
balances was solely as a precaution
against the withdrawal of money by
persons desiring to hoard it or to take
advantage of high currency rates In
other cities.
Suspension at Kansas City.
Kansas City, Oct. 29.The Bank
ers' Trust company, with deposits of
$800,0U0, closed at 10:15 a. m. Cash
ier J. C. Hughes said that they had
decided to clcse temporarily because
the Clearinghouse association had re
fused to extend to them the privileges
granted the thirty other leading banks
here of issuing clearinghouse certifi
cates. POSITIVE IN HIS OPINION
Professor Todd Declares Mars Is In
Boston, Oct. 29."Mars is inhab
ited. A race of beings of high intelli
gence dwells there and probably has
dwelt there for ages."
^This is the positive declaration that
Professor David Todd of Amherst
makes after his trip on the great Low
ell expedition to the Andes moun
tains, where the neighboring planet
has been studied and photographed for
months. _.
To fSe queptlons, "What sort of peo
ple live on Mars are they small, to
compare with the size of the planet?
Have they larger heads, making room*
for their high intellect? Must they
be very powerful Individuals to do
such tremendous canal digging? Or
are they aided by huge blasts in their
undertakings?" Professor Todd re
"I suppose, if the inhabitants4
Mars are forced by necessity to de
velop and use a high order of braflns,
there must be wonderful mechanics
among them, capable perhaps of de
vising machinery that \vill do their
heavy work. That, however, is mere
conjecture. Of couisr we could not
see a man or his house or his giant
domestic animals thiough our most
powerful glasses unless the man,
house or animal were three-quarters
of a mile long and wide and dark in
"But the whole canal svstem looks
artificial and it Is a wonderful exam
pie of engineering and industrial ef
Pennsylvania Bank Found to Be Hope
lessly Insolvent.
Washington, Pa., Oct. 29.Efforts to
reopen the Farmers and Drovers' Na
tional bank of Waynesville, Pa,, which
failed last December, have finally
been abandoned. This announcement
has been made by Receiver John H.
Strawn. Outstanding obligations of
the bank amounting to $200,000 are to
be met by an assessment of 100 per
cent upon all stockholders, which has
been oidered by Comptroller of the
Currency W. D. Ridgely.
Spanish Royalty in Paris.
Paris, Oct. 29.King Alfonso, Queen
Victoiia, their son, the Prince of the
Asturias, and their suites passed a
few hours in Paris while on their way
to England. Although traveling in
cognito as the Duke and Duchess of
Covadonga the king and queen were
received with royal honors, the public
buildings displaying the Spanish as
well as the French colors.
Holdup Men Take Gold Teeth.
St. Louis, Oct. 29.Footpads held
up Justus Geiger, a local newspaper
reporter, and while one forced open
his mouth the other pried out two
gold teeth. When the robbers found
only a small amount of cash in Gei
ger's pockets he smiled at their cha
grin, revealing the two prominent gold
front teeth The robbers then pried
out the teeth.
Proclamation Admitting Oklahoma to
Be Issued Nov. 16.
Washington, Oct. 29.President
Roosevelt will issue the proclamation
admitting the new state of Oklahoma
on Saturday. Nov. 16. The constitu
tion was formally placed in his hands
by Governor Frantz and a large dele
gation from Oklahoma during the
The constitution is typewritten on
parchment and does not contain the
election ordinances. The president
will go over the instrument with the
attorney general carefully. While not
enthusiastic over the terms of the
document President Roosevelt has
made it known that he regards it as
within the terms of the enabling act
and that he has no further discretion
and will sign the constitution.
The issuance of the proclamation
Saturday, Nov. 18, will immediately
start the machinery of Oklahoma as a
BRIEF BITS OFTiIEWS.
Charles R. Henderson, aged fifty
nine, banker and director of many
Important financial corporations, died
of apoplexy at his home in New York
Washington's new Union station,
which In dimensions and architecture
takes rank with the most pretentious
government buildings, has been
opened for business.
King Menelik has taken an impor
tant step in the direction of giving
Abyssinia a constitutional form of
government in issuing a decree -pro
"viding for the formation of a cabinet
on European lines.
Nate Roff, state auditor of Nevada,
supreme representative from that
etate of the Knights of Pythias and
one of the most prominent men in
Nevada, is dead as the result of In
ternal injuries received in a runaway
accident ten days ago.
Mitchell B. Haggerty, miner and an
'Officer of the Western Federation of
Miners, has entered the law school ol
3Tale university to fit himself for ad
mittance to the bar of Montana. He
Expects to practice in Butte. Hag
gerty Is about fifty years old.
i MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.
Minneapolis, Oct. 28.WheatDec,
$1.04% May, $110%. On trackNo.
1 hard, [email protected]% No. 1 Northern,
[email protected]% No. 2 Northern, $1.00%
1.01% No. 3 Northern, 94%@96%c.
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.
St. Paul, Oct. 28.CattleGood to
choice steers, [email protected] fair to good,
[email protected] good to choice cows and
heifers, [email protected] veals, [email protected]
Hogs$4.85 5.20. SheepWethers,
$4.755.00 yearlings, $5.25g5.50
spring lambs, [email protected]
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Chicago, Oct. 28.WheatDec,
97%c May, $1.05%,. CornDec, 57%c
May, 59 OatsDec, 49c May,
52%c. PorkJan., $14.67% May,
$15.00. Butter Creameries, [email protected]
26%c dairies, 21%@24%c. Eggs
17%@20%c. PoultryTurkeys, 14c
chickens, 10c springs, 10%c.
Chicago Union Stock( Yards,
Chicago, Oct. 28.CattleBeeves,
[email protected] cows, [email protected] Texans,
[email protected] calves, [email protected] West
ern cattle, $3 [email protected] stockers and
feeders, [email protected] HogsLight,
[email protected] mixed, [email protected] heavy,'
$5.356.20 rough, [email protected] pigs'
[email protected] Sheep, [email protected] year
lings, [email protected] lambs, [email protected]
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Microsoft Research: Accelerator
I don't know if this has already been discussed here, but I just read about Accelerator, and I think it's pretty cool. I found it by browsing the C9 Wiki.
Basically, it's high-level data-parallel programming model, published as a .NET Library, that <quote>translates data-parallel operations on-the-fly to optimized GPU pixel shader code and API calls</quote>.
Read the technical report here.
Sweet. I messed around w/ GPU accelerated graphics processing for video processing a bit about 1.5 years ago and thought that a project like this was needed to try and consolidate the GPGPU efforts.
It's all well and good, but I can't help but feel they're a bit sneaky in not counting the time taken to read data back from the graphics card in their benchmarks. The video bus isn't optimised for reading and so that's got to be something of a bottleneck with any technique like this.
Maybe it was a bit sneaky, but really only a bit.
Two things to consider:
1) PCIe is much better than AGP and transferring data back. In effect, the asymmetry has been erased.
2) On the smaller benchmarks, the communication time is kind of irrelevant. If convolving with a 5x5 filter is your entire computation, then it's probably not worth parallelizing anyway. For the larger benchmarks, take StereoMatch as an example. The communication time adds < 25%. That's pretty small compared to a 4x speedup over C++.
Interestingly enough, we will air an interview with Sidd and David soon where they dig into Accelerator and even demo it.
Stay tuned,
Charles wrote:Interestingly enough, we will air an interview with Sidd and David soon where they dig into Accelerator and even demo it.
Stay tuned,
This video has just been posted!
Like I said, cool technology. The video clearly demonstrates how it all works. Great video, Charles. PS: which text editor was used during the demo? It's obviously not Visual Studio.
I converted the samples to .NET 2.0 and i get the following error:
LoaderLock was detected wrote:DLL 'C:\WINDOWS\assembly\GAC\Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D\1.0.2902.0__31bf3856ad364e35\Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D.dll' is attempting managed execution inside OS Loader lock. Do not attempt to run managed code inside a DllMain or image initialization function since doing so can cause the application to hang.
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Hi Gary
Have we been in contact before, as your message seems familiar? If not are you in contact with Tom Crow in the US?
I'd be grateful for any details on Cormac's brother/rest of the family. I know that Cormac's wife was called Ellen, but that is about all, I don't have any siblings etc.
So far I've traced back one further generation to Cormac Kielty born circa 1805.
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Informed AN INSIDE LOOK AT HOW PHILANTHROPY SHAPES SAINT BEN'S
Barb Torborg Melsen '78 & Kathy Kurvers Henderson '85 p. 2 > A brief note: scholarships at CSB p. 4 >G etting started giving back p. 6 > A century of connection p. 8 >W hy the time is now p. 11
Donor Spotlight
MULTIPLIER EFFECT How do you turn two into 351? Well, for one thing, you start with a very special two. In this case it was Barb Torborg Melsen '78 and Kathy Kurvers Henderson '85. With a lot of generosity and a dash of competitive flair, these two were able to transform their gift into 351 new alumnae donors in the last three weeks of fiscal year 2013.
Barb Torborg Melsen '78
Kathy Kurvers Henderson '85
Early in June, we announced that Barb and Kathy were … prepared to give the college a matching grant … but there was a catch. They wanted to help raise Saint Ben's alumnae participation percentage. So, for every 50 gifts we received from new alumnae donors, they would give $1,000 — through the end of the fiscal year on June 30. We announced the challenge in social media and during our All-School Reunion. And our alumnae responded. When the fiscal year ended and the dust settled, 351 new donors had given during that stretch — triggering a $7,000 donation from Barb and Kathy. Thirty-one of those donors were alums who hadn't given in over 10 years, including 21 first-timers. Those numbers helped lead to our first year-over-year increase in alum donors since 2007.
Including first year-over-year increase in number of alum donors since 2007
Average annual gift size increased over fiscal % year 2012
Presidents' Circle
with 211 already contributing at the new $1,500 LEVEL which went into effect July 1, 2013
Young Alumnae President's Circle
in annual operating and scholarships for students
total gifts and pledges for fiscal year 2013
A BRIEF NOTE: SCHOLARSHIPS AT CSB Students arrived back on campus a few days ago, and 93 percent of them are here with the help of scholarships and grants. That aid can take a lot of different shapes. Here's a look at just a few of the scholarship programs funded in part by annual giving from donors like you.
285 TRUSTEES' SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Criteria: Minimum GPA of 3.60, minimum ACT composite score of 30 or minimum SAT combined score of 1980, demonstrated leadership and service, and faculty interview. $18,500-$20,500 annually; renewable; 4-year value up to $82,000 1,190 PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Criteria: GPA, high school rank, ACT/SAT scores, leadership and service. (Range of past recipients: ACT composite score of 25-29 or SAT combined score of 1700–1920, GPA 3.50-4.0) $14,000-$17,500 annually; renewable; 4-year value up to $70,000 305 DEAN'S SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Criteria: GPA, high school rank, ACT/SAT scores, leadership and service. (Range of past recipients: ACT composite score of 21-24 or SAT combined score of 1500–1650, GPA 3.15-3.45) $6,000-$13,000 annually; renewable; 4-year value up to $52,000
220 ART, MUSIC, THEATER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Criteria: Awarded to students with significant experience and success in the arts. They are not, however, restricted to students majoring in any of these areas. Candidates are invited to campus based on a pre-screening of materials received by the deadline. Scholarships range up to $4,000 per year and are renewable based on continued participation and faculty recommendation.
progress toward a major in mathematics, computer sciences, physics, applied physics or numerical computation.
30 MAPCORES SCHOLARS Criteria: Women are invited to enter the MapCores program based on their: GPA and grades in mathematics and science classes; placement test scores; motivation to pursue a scientific career (specifically in math, physics, computer science or preengineering); ability to communicate their goals; and financial need.
The program provides support for talented first-generation students to build on their leadership skills. Scholars receive a $10,000 per year scholarship, personal mentoring, student workshops and enhanced campus experiences that support emerging leaders.
70 INTERCULTURAL LEAD FELLOWSHIPS Criteria: Academic accomplishment; community/school involvement and leadership; graduate from a diverse, urban high school; financial need; firstgeneration college student; commitment to intercultural issues and actions; on-campus interview; high school senior.
220 30
Accepted students receive a scholarship of $20,500 a year, renewable up to four years if they enroll in and complete the required courses and make satisfactory
Student Spotlight
GETTING STARTED GIVING BACK In February, CSB/SJU students got a lesson in giving from an unlikely source. "Why would I give back," asked then-senior Paida Chikate in an editorial in The Record (CSB/SJU student newspaper), "when I'm going to be eating life-saving ramen for the first two years out of college?" "That was before I heard the facts."
the institutions should make enough money to get through the years. But the truth is the donations that are made by alums, parents and students like ourselves really contribute a lot to the scholarships we receive." "So the next time you get a 'give back' email," she recommends, "please don't just
delete it. Think about what it means to help someone who would not have had this opportunity for education. Think about yourself four, three, two or one year ago, whip out that credit card and click the link because one good turn surely deserves another."
Paida went on to explain to her classmates that, "Ninety-three percent of CSB/SJU students receive scholarship or grant assistance to help pay for college." And if we took those 9 of every 10 Bennies and Johnnies out of the picture, Paida continues, that tenth student would be a very lonely student indeed. "Frankly," writes Paida, "I never once thought that I owed it to anyone to 'give back' to my school. I always thought that 7
Paida Chikate '13, center. Also pictured: Seyi Alabi '13, Trevine Saunders '14, Jackie Corral '12 and Chris Turnbaw '13.
Since graduating, Paida has begun a year-long residential internship at Saint John's Prep, serving as a mentor for young women. She's also in the process of applying to law school and proudly a member of the Young Alumnae President's Circle. "Times are tough for many and money is often a scarce commodity. But when you give to Saint Ben's, you don't only make it possible for a student to attend school and receive an education. You are raising the social status and broadening the possibilities for that student's whole family. Because of a generous sponsor, my sister is now more likely to attend college because my whole family has seen the positive effect that Saint Ben's has had on me. It's not about me, it's bigger than that. So thank you all for your donations!"
514 3.451 33 20 10
Total grads: 514
Average GPA: 3.451
Majors represented: 33
Home states represented: 20
Home countries represented: 10
Top majors: Psychology Biology Nursing Communications Global Business Leadership
Top home states: Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa South Dakota North Dakota
Top home countries: United States China Bahamas Trinidad and Tobago Vietnam
Tanya Carlone '90, Mary Schmelzer '90, Megan Carlone '17 and Amelia Schmelzer '17
2013 All-School Reunion
A CENTURY OF CONNECTION June's Centennial All-School Reunion spotlighted "A Century of Connection" in thousands of unique and wonderful relationships. Not the least of those were the multi-generational dynamics that went on in Corona Hall when Tanya Carlone '90 and Mary Schmelzer '90 got together with their incoming first-year daughters, Megan and Amelia.
the years also, and really feels excited to become part of the welcoming atmosphere that is everywhere at Saint Ben's. College is so much more than just gaining an education — it is key in forming what type of people the women become in their futures. The whole experience gave me a strong base for how I see the world, how I live my life and how I've raised my family."
They popped some corn and sat in the lounge and, while Tanya and Mary turned back the clock and reminisced, Megan and Amelia got a chance to start seeing the timeless bonds that are created between Bennies.
Mary: "I am excited that my daughter will become part of a culture that values women who make a difference in this world. I am hoping that she will find many like-minded individuals (men and women) who recognize the potential for societal improvement when people work for the betterment of everyone. Saint Ben's was such a defining, refining time in my young adulthood, and I look forward to her having a similar experience. It was great to reconnect at reunion with women who value these same things."
So what's it like for Bennie friends to watch their daughters begin their own years at CSB? Tanya: "I know I always enjoy reading the variety of interesting, meaningful adventures that CSB alumnae and students partake in. Megan has seen these over
UPCOMING EVENTS SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 – Patti LuPone, Escher Auditorium, CSB campus MONDAY, SEPT. 16 – Blazer Open, St. Cloud Country Club, St. Cloud, Minn. SUNDAY, SEPT. 29 – Scholarship Mass & Brunch, Gorecki Center, CSB campus SATURDAY, NOV. 16 – Red Mass & Dinner, Sacred Heart Chapel and Gorecki Center, CSB campus TUESDAY, DEC. 10 – Benedictine Christmas, Gorecki Center, CSB campus THURSDAY, DEC. 12 – Presidents' Christmas Dinner, Town and Country, St. Paul, Minn. THURSDAY, APRIL 24 – Scholarship & Creativity Day, CSB Campus SATURDAY, APRIL 26 – Grand Centennial Gala, The Depot, Minneapolis, Minn. THURSDAY, MAY 29 – Young Alumnae President's Circle Reception, TBD 11
Beginning an automated giving plan is a purposeful decision — reduced paper waste and postage costs allow the college to be better stewards of natural resources, as well as your gift. Your contribution is deducted automatically, monthly or quarterly, from your bank account, your credit card or via CSB/SJU payroll. > 10% of all Saint Ben's donors were sustainers last year. > 13.24% of Presidents' Circle members were sustainers. > 62.09% of Young Alumnae President's Circle members were sustainers. > Average age of our sustainers is 41.
A note from the president
WHY THE TIME IS NOW We're at a pivotal moment in Saint Ben's history — the dawning of our second century. And we're blessed to be entering this new phase strong and healthy. We've just concluded our most successful annualgiving year ever. But there's much more to be done to take Saint Ben's into the future. And, while our last century started with the vision and guidance of the sisters of Saint Benedict, the future is in our hands. It's up to us, as alumnae, parents and friends, to become the "sisters" for the next century. It is up to us to make sure there's a vision in place and the resources available to bring that vision to fruition.
for the first time since its inception, we've increased the donation level for initial entry into the Presidents' Circle from $1,000 to $1,500 per year. This level, and all higher levels, includes new membership benefits which offer you opportunities to provide feedback, experience the impact of your contributions and receive exclusive updates about the health and future of Saint Ben's. It's our intent that updates included in this new
publication, Informed, will give you an even greater understanding of how much your giving means and how grateful we are. One hundred percent of your gift to the annual giving program makes a Saint Ben's education possible for current students, creating an immediate and enduring impact. Thank you for your continuing support.
It was 1970 — over 40 years ago — when the "President's Club" (now known as the Presidents' Circle) was created to celebrate the college's tradition of philanthropy and the impact of our leading annual-giving donors at $1,000. Starting July 1, 2013, 12
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ooh saw cats in Edinburgh a while ago now - we were up in circle, those in stalls would n't see the light changes on the stage adding to the atmosphere - Oh Sorry , perhaps shouldn't have said that - loved it though
Need a Fuchsia Ricatoni as well, will fill in a gap in the front agrden and was in the original planting plan but would prefer a mature plant.
I can never see plant blends either, very envious of those that can visualize the whole picture. That's why my curved fairy garden is still such a mess and very gappy
I've used them - they do need to be kept moist and I kept mine inside until I saw strong seedlings, plastic bag is just for germination, as soon as you have that remove the bag, keep them under cover if you can for a while until you have strong seedlings and then TLC
Back from GC and docs -Seems wound is breaking down again. End of conversation there
At GC 2 lovely clematis, was nearly 3 but wanted a yellow one for a place in garden and there was this lovely pink and white so didn't buy either
Anyway did find a Crystal Fountain which I love and a deep red one who's name escapes me but I have seen it mentioned on here(Mme Julia Correvan) both are short growers, also some carrot seedlings, can never get them to germinate and loads of compost - Tomerite gro bags and miracle gro compost
So many lovely plants though
Confession time - was low because - well- have had to phone hospital in the end, waiting for a return call
We were going to big GC (that one Lizzie) but after lunch will now go to a smaller one (more expensive as well) but need quite alot of stuff and cheering up and I do have a voucher for 50% off a plant
Have spent morning feeding containers - what a waste of time so one of things I need are slow release fertiliser.
One water butt now empty and its a big one (300l) as well, 2 more to go!
Thank you - can't wait
Lovely day, sat in garden, went for a walk - only round houses, but but do enjoy looking at the daft things people do to their front gardens - fortunately not many just 'car parks'
Made another bamboo weaving support, this time for sweet peas. Love this time when veg beds are all about to start their hard work and looking ready for action.
Planted on some of sunflowers - a couple of varieties have had less than 50 % germination, one was old seed so expected, but the other wasn't.
Mmmm summer house and chilled wine sounds a great idea, shame you live so far away
Still yuk - not really the garden - black dog a bit at present I think, he comes sometimes but not very often- he also goes quite quickly
Hello there
Great GC labelling there Winter
Have woven another sweet pea support, S. peas will go in over weekend. Done some sowing and potted on the sunflowers that were 2 leaves and leaping!!
Can't believe just been to SM and nothing gardeny fell into the trolley - mind you feeling bit fed up with stuff at present.
Just a thought Star gaze Lily but if that oak is impeding in any way on NDN's property it might be an idea to contact your council tree officer and get it protected.
The lovely one (not in my garden) we have found is protected . If it wasn't NDN and I were going to see if it was possible for us to protect it
Busy day - too good to miss and OH did some heavy duty work for me, emptying bags of spent compost and raking it in, moving big pots as I am trying to have a new look on patio (well not that different), emptying some other pots - has his uses sometimes!!
Middle veg bed is prepared and a trellis affair up for the mange tout - made it by weaving bamboo
Will do another one for sweet peas if it stays up
Also planted some plants bought them a while back from local GC - £10 for3- good sized pot and was surprised how good the roots were.
Quite feel like having a trip out somewhere wile the weather is good- need towork on OH
I thought flowering currant - Ribes


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The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy is pleased to announce that it will be honoring Michael Magee, MS, RPh, FASHP at the 2016 Clifton J. Latiolais Award Ceremony at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting in Las Vegas this December. Magee was nominated by his peers and chosen for this honor by past award recipients; his award will be officially presented at the annual Latiolais Luncheon at ASHP's Midyear Clinical Meeting.
The Latiolais Award was created by former students in honor of Clifton J. Latiolais, an Ohio State College of Pharmacy professor who created the hospital pharmacy graduate and residency program. The award is presented to a graduate of the hospital-systems pharmacy administration program or an individual involved with the development of these programs who has made significant contributions to institutional pharmacy practice. These contributions may include achievements or outstanding performance in institutional pharmacy practice, education, administration and/or research.
Magee is the vice president of Pharmacy for the BayCare Health System, a 14-
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Magee received his Bachelor's in Pharmacy from Auburn University and his Masters of Science from Ohio State. He completed an ASHP-accredited residency at Riverside Methodist Hospital (now OhioHealth) in Columbus.
Magee has been active in professional organizations with numerous committee and council assignments at ASHP. He is a past president of the Florida Society of Health-System Pharmacists, served as a faculty member of the ASHP Pharmacy Leadership Academy, and is recognized as a fellow of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.
Described as a mentor, an instrumental leader in pharmacy, and an advocate for the profession. It is with great honor and pride that the college presents Michael Magee with the 2016 Clifton J. Latiolais Award for his enthusiasm for excellence and his contributions to the field of health-systems pharmacy.
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Ford's big SUV joins the fleet in a bid to assert its premium credentials
Can Ford make a credible alternative to the established premium SUVs in the market? That's what we're seeking to establish by running an Edge on long-term test.
Lest we forget, Ford wants us to 'unlearn' what we thought about its values. It's not content just to be locked in never-ending combat with Vauxhall, Renault et al – it wants us to perceive it as a posh brand like Audi and BMW, too.
The Edge is the main reason it gives for this (others are the GT and Focus RS, so if you want a family car stop here). It's meant to be a premium SUV in the European mould, and we know what that means.
But there's an immediate twinge of Americana which living with the Edge has yet to dull. It's plenty big inside, but what are all those hard plastics? What have they got to do with premium motoring?
The answer is yet to become apparent, but one thing you do get is lots of kit. All the same, even though we're in the Titanium model we're still looking at almost five grand's worth of extras – leather, cooled seats, LED lights, adaptive cruise, nav, premium ICE and a pan roof go together to get us nudging £40k, so it's premium-priced if nothing else.
Lest you get the feeling that we feel a little nonplussed by our new whip, it's not long arrived on the fleet and we're just stating initial impressions here. Others are that it handles rather well, with slick body control and a good, composed ride which together mean it doesn't feel its size.
It also feels pleasingly brisk, with no shortage of power and an auto box that understands what it's meant to be doing. We're all used to driving 4x4s with autos that turn your life into a series of laboured diesel crescendoes, but with active noise control part of the standard kit list the Edge doesn't suffer that way at all.
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It may seem "historically illiterate and grossly short on perspective" for the super-rich to compare Obama to Hitler and to equate persecution of the 1 percent with the Nazis' attacks on Jews, says Matt O'Brien in The Atlantic. But such hyperbole reflects the 1 percent's anger over higher taxes, more regulation of the marketplace, increased spending on social programs and a growing awareness of and disdain for how the rich have exploited others for their own gain, he says.
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Actually substantial portions of the super rich don't side with the people O'Brien is describing. People like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett (2 richest Americans), many of the Rockefellers, Fords, and Disney families, and many many more, want to raise taxes on the rich and support many of Obama's initiatives. It's really only the fascist wing of the super rich republicans who think like the 1%ers that Obrien in describing (Koch brothers, Richard Mellon Scaife, the Mars and Walton families, etc.) I hate it when people use the terms Nazis and Hitler when complaining about people whose political views they don't like, but the term fascist is a legitimate definition for people like the Koch brothers. Actually people like them are worse than the fascists, because at least the fascists felt some allegiance to their own countries. The Koch wing of the 1%ers only have allegiance to themselves and other 1%ers regardless of what country they live in.
I'm not sure which is more objectionable – the fact that this article was highlighted or the mischaracterization of what it says.
The author mocks, criticizes and stereotypes an entire class of over one million individuals – the 1% – based on quotes from three of them. That's it. Yet, the TU finds this nonsense important or informative enough to highlight. I have a feeling that if I or anyone wrote an article that stereotyped a group that finds more favor on the left based on evidence that could not be more superficial and flimsy that I'd be accused of all sorts of hideous motives – and not without good reason.
But giving attention to such shoddy "journalism" isn't enough. According to the TU's description of the article, one of the reasons why the 1% (or at least three of them) feels so persecuted is, because of "a growing awareness of and disdain for how the rich have exploited others for their own gain, he says" Except, the author never says such a thing. While the author goes to great lengths to ridicule and disparage an entire class of people based on three quotes, a close reading of the article shows that even he doesn't go so far as to attribute his gross generalizations to such economic illiteracy. This nasty bit of projection is solely in the mind of the TU.
The super rich as victims is one of the most asinine concepts I can actually imagine. That "1%" now personally own over 40% of the worlds wealth and that is disgusting. There is nothing wrong with demonizing that. This level of greed and inequality is the real reason our society is crumbling and our planet is warming. But hey, they earned it…right? Who cares how many bodies they stepped over to get it, our whole existence should be geared to keeping the rich happy and getting richer? I am glad the TU posted this article. I speaks volumes to the arrogance and downright insanity of a system that allows for this level of inequality and the stupidity of feeling sorry for these poor "job creators".


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Hi Friends,
I have great news. After just eight months of pressure, Greenpeace's campaign to get Costco to establish a more sustainable seafood policy has ended with a victory.
This is a huge win for the oceans. Costco is one of the largest seafood retailers in the U.S. and they'll no longer be selling 12 red list species -- including orange roughy, shark and Atlantic halibut! They've also agreed to pursue better aquaculture practices and take a global leadership role in the effort to develop a more sustainable tuna industry.
This is also a huge victory for YOU and every activist who participated in the campaign. I'm not writing you today without the over 100,000 messages sent to Costco's CEO, the tens of thousands of wallet cards activists handed out, all the phone calls, flyers and even the Greenpeace airship. It was truly inspiring.
But it doesn't stop here. This April, we'll be releasing our fifth Supermarket Scorecard report. And while Costco has proven they want to be a leader, there are a lot of supermarkets that still need some encouragement.
Help keep the momentum going by sending a message to a few of the remaining national bottom-dwellers and tell them to get their act together.
Just like our victories with Trader Joe's and Target, this is only the beginning with Costco. We'll be monitoring them just like the others to make sure they follow through on their policy.
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The decision of the Ohio Legislature to expand the state's school voucher program should be cheered by low-income parents whose children want an alternative to underperforming public schools.
By offering state-funded vouchers, Ohio lawmakers have empowered the state's least-well-off families to make better school-choice decisions for their children.
"This new program will allow parents who do not have the means to move to a better school district or to send their children to a private school the opportunity to give their children an education that best fits their learning needs," said Matt Cox, president of School Choice Ohio.
Out of that victory for low-income families in the Buckeye State we would like to see a pathway paved to more freedom in educational choice across the nation. For competition among education providers – be they public, private or parochial – gives underserved communities a chance to grow and succeed.
Low-income families, many of which continue to struggle to make ends meet during the less than robust economic recovery, don't have the luxury of sending their kids to the best of schools.
Rather than simply pouring more money into poorer districts, legislators can supply school vouchers, which remove monetary boundaries preventing students from accessing better schools.
Like Ohio, California and other states would do well to revisit their education funding formulas, opening up doors for low-income families to have a choice in where their children are educated.


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On Saturday night, David Lynch got by with a little help from his friends—chief among them Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, who reunited onstage for the first time in nearly seven years to benefit the esoteric director's eponymous foundation.
The two surviving Beatles teamed up at Radio City Music Hall to play a medley of their hits, and, in between a little good-natured vamping, paid tribute to late bandmates John Lennon and George Harrison.
The landmark performance was the highlight of the David Lynch Foundation's "Change Begins Within" benefit, which aimed to raise money in order to teach transcendental meditation techniques—techniques which the Fab Four themselves employed at the height of Beatlemania—to one million children around the world.
The duo's highly anticipated reunion took place after McCartney's lengthy solo set and was kick started when the singer called the drummer, or at least his alter ego, to the stage.
"At this point we would like to introduce somebody to you who you know, you've heard his name," McCartney said. "He's going to come out here and play you a little song this joyful night. Ladies and gentlemen, Billy Shears!"


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Managing Volatile Steel Prices with the Virtual Steel Mill
Oct 14, 2013, 14:02 ET from CME Group
CHICAGO, Oct. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- For the last decade, China's infrastructure growth has meant a steadily increasing demand for steel, and an increase in steel prices globally. With it has come volatility for all the parts of the steel supply chain that go into making bridges and roads and buildings, including iron ore, steel scrap, coking coal and steel billet.
But growth isn't only happening in China. The World Steel Association expects worldwide steel consumption will grow at a three percent rate in 2014.
This kind of widespread growth, and potential market volatility, could mean a larger role for steel futures. In the runup in world demand, futures became a viable tool for managing price risk for firms like steel mills and appliance manufacturers. Though at different ends of the supply chain, these kinds of firms could find the appropriate method of off-setting risk in a suite of products CME Group calls its Virtual Steel Mill. As the rate of growth in China and other emerging economies slows, the products may once again be the place where firms in the steel supply chain can protect against volatility.
This infographic demonstrates how that supply chain works, and the Virtual Steel Mill of risk management products that aligns with each area.
As the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, CME Group (www.cmegroup.com) is where the world comes to manage risk. CME Group exchanges offer the widest range of global benchmark products across all major asset classes, including futures and options based on interest rates, equity indexes, foreign exchange, energy, agricultural commodities, metals, weather and real estate. CME Group brings buyers and sellers together through its CME Globex® electronic trading platform and its trading facilities in New York and Chicago. CME Group also operates CME Clearing, one of the world's leading central counterparty clearing providers, which offers clearing and settlement services across asset classes for exchange-traded contracts and over-the-counter derivatives transactions. These products and services ensure that businesses everywhere can substantially mitigate counterparty credit risk.
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SOURCE CME Group


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