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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Amidst pressure from a group of disgruntled residents, and allegations of financial mismanagement, the mayor of Audubon Park abruptly resigned Monday.
As seen in a video posted online by a resident, opponents at Monday's meeting jeered and called names as Mayor Michael Scalise stood in front of the council. Eventually, the audience erupted into applause as the mayor of 14 years handed in his resignation.
"The entire council was shocked," said council member Joanne Bader. "We came there to do city business as normal...not realizing any of that would happen."
Before leaving the meeting, Scalise put Bader in charge. Although she will act as presiding officer until the council elects a new mayor, she said she is not interested in the job of city leader.
Scalise's resignation comes after months of fallout related to financial mismanagement within the city. An investigation by the state auditor's office confirmed claims that the city had been over charging for sanitation to pay for general fund expenses. Road fund monies were also used for general fund expenses, according to the findings.
In the resignation letter -- mailed out and paid for by Scalise -- he says his decision isn't related to allegations against him or the city.
Bader said she believes Scalise never acted maliciously. "I don't think that -- no matter what happened -- he ever tried to do anything that wasn't in the best interest of the city," she said.
But after he watched a council member be removed last week, the acting Chief of Police said Scalise knew his days were numbered. "He knew that it was just a matter of time before the council ousted him like they did Mr. Huber and he wanted to leave on his own terms," said Jim Curtis.
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To what extent are Americans worried about the fact that the Federal banking system is a private institution?
Is the privatisation of the Federal bank (to 10 stake holders) part of the American capitalist dream of freedom? To what extent does the general American public attribute the national debts of the U.S to abuses by the Federal bank? Is it abuse at all or is it in fact a justifiable part of American freedom? Do Americans think that it is, for any reason at all, justifiable to put a debt on every piece of currency that enters circulation? If the Federal bank was not a private institution, what would happen to America?
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Thanks to everyone for your input. I look forward to seeing how far the central bankers will go before the majority of the general public starts realising what is going. I suspect all of us lot will be long gone by then, if it ever happens.
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Oct 16 2013: for those that care about the theory and history:
Murray N. Rothbard: What Has Government Done to Our Money?
available for free in pdf format: http://mises.org/money.asp
Oct 16 2013: I think it is a question of whether or not you believe the FED bank is governed by the president or not. I, for one, do not. We have the same situation in the bank of England and in the EU central banks. A central bank strangling the economy. Whether or not to have a central bank at all is another debate. Evidently, to have a truly free market economy, a central banking system is a no no. But a central banking system is what we´ve got, globally, and it isn´t about to go away.
Kristian, presumably you are aware that presidents, over the last 100 years, have sold their power that they had over the bank in exchange for campaign funds? You are aware that the central bank has stake holders that run the state bank at profit, arguably with disregard for the common citizen?
Oct 20 2013: Thomas Jefferson believes there is no taxation without representation. While representation has been frugal and most people dont know who to point at, i do. There has really only been two worth mentioning for the past 30+ years. The Fed is a Board like Kris said, Alan Greenspan was the Head chair for many years, then Ben Bernanke. Both are extremely quick witted men. Both have been in office while a financial crisis threatened our livelihoods. Also Logic- Fed Speak was invented by Alan Greenspan as a way of dodging questions, in order to "keep stock holders confident" while they address the nation.
Oct 16 2013: you are arguing from two points of view at the same time. you say that the legal or formal status is relevant and you also say that it is not relevant.
if you assume that big business controls formally government organizations, then what is the difference between "private" or "public" central banks? it does not matter. if this is the case, even the department of health or education is under private control.
so what your point after all?
Oct 16 2013: I am not saying that it is irrelevant at all, what I am saying is that it is a separate point entirely and not included in the title of this "conversation".
I´m under the impression that you think that the private sector is not exploiting the Federal bank. Am I right in thinking that?
My point is that I want to know if Americans are concerned about the Federal bank being exploited by profiteers outside of the government. Obviously, exploitation exists outside and inside the government, so much so that the government and private sector is very blurry indeed. But essentially, the Fed bank isn´t federal at all. If it is the case that the central bank doesn´t even so much as function as a regulatory distributor of money, then the consequences could, potentially, be dire. Many have accused these top central bankers of orchestrating wars and keeping a minute percentage rich. This, as is explained in the link that you provided, is "hoarding". There are a massive range of issues that could seriously damage the entire planet if the Fed bank is in the hands of profiteers. Some more far out thinkers have even suggested that massive financial melt-downs have been designed by central banks and that this debt crisis in America is, at this very moment, part of a plan to bring more money and power to the central bank.
Oct 17 2013: oh, not at all. my point is that the FED is only called private, it is in fact a state organization. obviously it is hugely susceptible to bribing and serving big business. just as any state organization. but not because it is private. exactly because it is part of the government.
if you follow the link i gave, you find out that banks for long tried to establish some FED like organization, but they couldn't. they sought help from the state. people at that time understood that it is a violation of everyone's rights. but in the course of a century, one small step after the other, they they succeeded. it is an unholy alliance. the state and the banks share the loot.
Oct 17 2013: Quite right. They share the loot but very little of the power which is still in the hands of the bank. But saying that the state shares the loot is somewhat of an over statement. The state pays a massive never ending price. I presume you meant that the fat cats skimming off the top inside the government share the loot.
Oct 17 2013: nope, the power is in the hands of the state. as i said, banks tried hard to establish something like the FED. they could not without the state. the state does not pay, they benefit. without the FED, the government have only one income: taxes. with the FED, they can inflate and they can borrow. at the end, the people pays for the party. but they don't see it. inflation and debt are insidious ways of taxation. the government couldn't care less if banks also make money. in fact, it is good, as they can get some of that too, as bribes.
Oct 17 2013: the fed is just half the problem. the true root is fractional reserve. it is immoral and an obvious violation of contract. but with the help of rulers (kings first, governments later) it was legalized, and now it is so deeply part of banking, you look like tinfoil hat lunatic if you question it.
Oct 17 2013: I am not questioning your point, but if we didn't use the fractional reserve would there be enough money to cover all that is in play? I didn't look it up but it has to be in the trillions.
The banking system is a mess and flim-flammery is all over, and we don't seem to punish the guilty.... but in reality, how else can a nation of over 300 mil pop and nearly $25 trillion in activity manage? Or am I asking the question beyond answer.
Oct 17 2013: The US constitution originally required the (United States Treasury) to exclusively issue new currency, not a (global banking cartel). The FED has become a (world wide shadow government) overriding the will of the people not just in the U.S. but everywhere, through the (World Bank) and (International Monetary Fund). They're destroying precious constitutional rights to self governance, and monetary control. The oligarchs, or robber barons of the early twentieth century created this mess, not a bunch of welfare queens looking for food stamps. The concept of fractional banking can be debated into eternity. Good, or bad it is the matter of ( degree ) to which fractionally is exercised that is at the heart of the problem. Fractional banking as practiced for centuries has created an overall inflationary oscillation, and upward spiral of money costs. Today it has become an out of control tool funding the grand casino for insanely wealthy hedge fund managers, and oligarchs who will stop at nothing to gain the sickening, pathological ,prestige of having the most toys, and the ability to abuse the most slaves. Thats you. and me by the way, the slaves I mean. The Fed is an abomination by any standard. Worse yet our congress a wholly owned subsidiary mouthpiece for the private Fed is selling the American people out to the highest bidder and most Americans sadly are to ignorant or confused to see it. If we simply read some treatises on the subject by Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and hundreds of others who had the most intimate knowledge of currencies and banking that simply doesn't exist today we could save ourselves. But alas ignorance seems to be bliss.
Oct 17 2013: "would there be enough money to cover all that is in play?"
what determines the price of a loaf of bread? how many loafs people offer and how much money people offer. the two meets somewhere. if we have fewer loafs, the price is higher. similarly, if we have fewer money, the "price" of money in terms of loafs will be higher. that is, more loaf for the same amount of money. that is, loaf is cheaper. it is perfectly logical. if there is more money out there, prices get higher accordingly.
therefore, there is no "right" amount of money. prices adjust.
Oct 17 2013: Yes, in theory, but in the real world... we have seen hyperinflation and deflation. Neither is good.. There is a right amount of money... that amount which is not inflated or deflated in it's value. that being said, the US dollar has inflated 1000% in the last 50 years. That is an indictment of the Feds poor policies. I would say we need to redo the laws of 1913.
What I can't see is the Treasury going into the banking business. I have watched the US Federal government get into health, education and welfare. We have more sick, illiterate, and more poor people then ever..
Oct 18 2013: hyperinflation of government managed paper money. that's the point. we need money that is fixed in amount, so nobody can inflate it. like gold, or some electronic money. or, free money. repel all legal tender laws, all laws making it more difficult to use alternative moneys, and see what people choose.
Oct 18 2013: I agree. There is a need to limit or fix the value of money in play. Right now the Fed can ask for money without any limit from the treasury.
But, this conversation is about a central bank and do Americans care. I say, most don't care and I don;t know how a country this size could function with out a central bank..
Oct 18 2013: vice versa. the FED can create money, and the government "asks" them to do so. informally.
how could it function: much better. government controlled inflation destroyed all moneys in existence so far. it is only a matter of time. romans managed to destroy even gold coins. you know, if a soldier shows up at your stand, and offers you a "gold" coin that does not even resemble gold, you tend to accept it. if another merchant tries this ...
Oct 18 2013: Not quite. Only the treasury can create money. the Feds can ask, but the President can refuse.
Now the Fed does sell money to national banks and returns profits to the treasury.. Money is a commodity like oil or gold or.... wheat. As a commodity, it only holds value of what someone else will exchange for it.
Too many people give money more credit then it is worth.
I have enough money to meet my needs and at my age I have no wants. And there is the story. Too many people have a great list of wants and no means to exchange for those wants. They are all about money, who has it and how they can get it. Many ask the government to meet these wants for cash and the government complies by putting more money into play and is not the central banks problem, they get more to play with and the cheats get more to steal.
Oct 18 2013: Kris,
We are splitting hairs. The question are Americans concerned about the Central Bank and they are not. The mechanics of who what when and where are not really that important to most Americans, Banks are buildings on the corner of the street where you get home loans and credit cards.. They will give you a checking account and a money machine card. That is all most Americans know about banks and that is all they care.
In America, There were three periods of time where we had a Central Bank. We are in the 3rd period. In the intervening times we had free banking more or less. It didn't work well during those periods/
The US Central Banking systems is not working and the 1913 law needs serious
remaking. .
Oct 18 2013: as i explained earlier, the fed is not the root of the problem. fractional reserve is. but without a central bank, inflation is limited and ends in a bank run. while with the fed, it leads to a never ending credit expansion which eventually destroys something, either the government or the economy.
americans are not concerned. europeans neither. nor anyone basically. this is the true genius of the concept. how can you rob someone with the guy liking it?
Oct 20 2013: You are both right. Most people do not care about it. However, most people here that i have questioned have no footing in a discussion. I want to discuss facts with my teachers, friends, and family but i cannot because they have no facts about it. i find myself educating them, which i dont mind :)
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After scoring 115 runs in 29 games in August, about 3.97 runs per game, the Phils have scored four runs in each of their first two games in September. In August they were tied for tenth in the National League in runs scored
The Phillies beat the Washington Nationals last night, winning 4-0 to improve to 76-63 on the season. They are two games behind the Mets in the NL East.
Cole Hamels got the start for the Phillies and went 7 1/3 scoreless innings, allowing five hits and three walks. Two of the hits went for extra-bases, a double and a triple. He struck out six.
Ryan Zimmerman doubled with two outs in the first, but Lastings Milledge grounded back to Hamels to leave him stranded.
Ronnie Belliard started the second with a soft ground ball to short that went for a single. Elijah Dukes followed with a ground-rule double to left-center. Jesus Flores was next and hit a line drive into center. Victorino made a nice sliding catch and threw to second where Dukes was doubled-off. Belliard held third. Alberto Gonzalez grounded to second for the third out.
Willie Harris walked with two outs in the third. Zimmerman flew to center for the third out.
Hamels threw a 1-2-3 fourth.
Wil Nieves led off the fifth with a single. Hamels struck Gonzalez out for the first out before the pitcher John Lannan bunted Nieves to second. Anderson Hernandez lined back to the pitcher for the third out.
Hamels threw a 1-2-3 sixth.
He walked Dukes on four pitches with one out in the seventh, but Nieves hit into a double-play behind him.
Hamels struck out Gonzalez to start the eighth. Pinch-hitter Aaron Boone followed with a walk and Hernandez moved Pete Orr, who ran for Boone, to second with a single. Romero entered the game to pitch to Harris and struck him out for the second out. Durbin came in to pitch to the righty Zimmerman and got him on a ground ball to short to end the inning.
Lidge started the ninth with a 4-0 lead. Milledge led off with a triple, but was left stranded as Belliard grounded back to the pitcher, Dukes struck out swinging and Nieves grounded to second.
The pen went 1 1/3 scoreless innings, allowing a one hit, the triple by Milledge. Durbin and Romero each faced one batter and got him out. Lidge threw 18 pitches, Romero and Durbin were both under ten.
The Phillies' lineup against lefty John Lannan went (1) Rollins (2) Utley (3) Werth (4) Howard (5) Burrell (6) Victorino (7) Feliz (8) Ruiz. Werth hits third against the lefty with the slumping Burrell fifth. Victorino dropped to sixth. Ruiz catches.
The Phils went 1-2-3 in the first and second.
Feliz led off the third with a single. Ruiz hit a ground ball to short and Feliz was forced at second for the first out. Hamels bunted Feliz to second for the second out. Rollins singled into left and Ruiz scored on a what would have been a close play at the plate if Flores had caught the ball. Rollins going to second with the Phils up 1-0. Utley followed with a single to left and Rollins scored to make it 2-0. A single by Werth moved Utley to third. With Howard at the plate, Lannan threw to first and Utley stormed home. He collided into Flores, who somehow held the ball for the third out. Flores was injured on the play and had to be carted off the field.
Howard started the fourth with a double. Burrell grounded to short for the first out and Howard took third. Victorino grounded to short and Feliz popped to second.
Victorino can't bring the runner in with one out and a man on third.
Rollins walked with two outs in the fifth, but Utley flew to right behind him.
Werth started the sixth with a walk. Howard lined to third and Burrell struck out before Werth stole second. Victorino grounded softly back to the pitcher for the third out.
Feliz and Ruiz started the seventh with back-to-back singles. Hamels hit for himself with a 2-0 lead, grounding to third and moving the runners to second and third. Rollins was next and he singled into right. Feliz scored to make it 3-0 and Ruiz went to third. Utley hit a ground ball to second and Hernandez threw to first for the second out. Rollins was caught up between first and second, but Ruiz scored before he was tagged out, putting the Phils up 4-0.
The Phils went 1-2-3 in the eighth and 1-2-3 in the ninth.
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Howard 1-for-4 with a double, which was the only extra-base hit in the game for the Phils.
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Feliz 2-for-4.
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Warrick County is mourning the loss of a young man who died Sunday night after a dirt bike accident.
15-year-old Hunter McDaniel died Saturday after authorities say his dirt bike struck a vehicle his mother was driving at the family home in Boonville.
At 15, Hunter McDaniel was gearing up for his freshman year at Tecumseh High School. On Monday night, he was supposed to be having fun in the motocross race at the Warrick County Fair.
Hunter won't make it to the starting line, but he died doing something he loved.
"It's a terrible tragedy, and it's a huge loss," said Brad Schneider, the Warrick County School Corporation Superintendent.
"It doesn't get much worse. I mean, obviously, a good boy from a good family and it's about as tragic as any event that could happen to a family," Warrick County Sheriff Brett Kruse said.
Saturday afternoon, Hunter McDaniel hopped on his dirt bike and took a ride around his family's property on West New Hope Road. But that ride had a terrible ending.
"He did not see the vehicle coming down the driveway and ran into the side of the car," Sheriff Kruse said.
Warrick county Sheriff Brett Kruse says Hunter was wearing a helmet, but he died soon after.
Now, he's being remembered as someone who loved the outdoors and loved sports. He played several while in junior high at Tecumseh.
In fact, so many people are expected to pay their final respects this week, that Hunter's visitation and funeral services are being held at the school in the gym.
"The Tecumseh district itself is a very close district, everyone knows each other, everyone looks out for each other. Goes back in time to neighbors looking after neighbors, so I am certain those good people are going to come together and support the McDaniels as best they can," Schneider said.
Schneider says when classes resume, a crisis team will be available at Tecumseh so Hunter's friends can talk if they need to.
In the meantime, on Monday night, instead of watching his son race around this course at the Warrick County Fairgrounds, Hunter's dad and older brother will gather, likely with hundreds of others, for a moment of silence to remember.
"It's a tragedy to lose someone so young. I'm certain, it's hard for the communities, but for the family just a really tough time," Schneider said. "We're thinking of them. We want to be there to support them do whatever we can to help them through this time."
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Is the mobile industry failing theft victims?
Law enforcement officials say wireless carriers and handset makers aren't doing enough to stem the phone-stealing epidemic.
It's a horrible thought for consumers who can't live without their their pricey, feature-laden mobile phones: What can they do when that piece of hardware is stolen?
Unfortunately for the victims, not a lot.
It's a pressing issue for more and more people, given that mobile-phone theft has reached epidemic proportions. As theft rise across the country, the crime has become the equivalent of the rash of car break-ins during the 1980s.
But while the auto industry helped deter that trend with improved antitheft technology, mobile-phone carriers and handset makers aren't responding to the rising crime wave in a similar fashion, according to The New York Times.
The reason may be financial. Some lawmakers are charging that mobile-phone companies actually have a vested interest in the status quo, given that a stolen phone means the victim will be forced to buy another expensive iPhone from Apple (AAPL) or Google (GOOG) Android device such as Samsung's (SSNLF) Galaxy S4.
"The carriers are not innocent in this whole game. They are making profit off this," Cathy L. Lanier, chief of the Washington, D.C., police department, told The Times.
In Washington, mobile phones were stolen in 42% of all robberies, a record for the city, while in San Francisco, about half of all thefts involved a mobile phone. In one brazen case, a thief snatched an iPhone from a bus rider while she was still talking on it, according to the Associated Press.
While a new nationwide database tracks stolen phones, it apparently hasn't stopped the crime wave. Stolen phones are often sold overseas, where the database doesn't reach, The Times notes. Thieves also modify identifiers on the phones, making them impossible to track.
Apple offers a service called "Find My iPhone," which works great if you've misplaced your handset at home or at a friend's house. But its downside is the service doesn't work if the iPhone is disconnected from the Internet or turned off, which is likely one of the first actions a thief would take.
Google's Android system doesn't include location software, although The Times notes that apps are available with the feature.
Law enforcement officials say it's time for fresh solutions, such as software that would act like a "kill switch" if a phone is stolen. In the meantime, victims of mobile-phone theft aren't likely to get any relief.
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I had my phone stolen and the person that took it, went to an apple store and got it replace FOR FREE. I got an email saying that "I" had gone to the apple store and had this service completed. When I went to the apple store to retrieve my phone they told me that they could not give me back my phone due to "Privacy Policies" even though I had my original reciept, email proof, and my IMEI number to my phone that had been stolen. When I contacted the police they would not do anything either. Something needs to be done.
Since when is the producer of an item responsible for it being stolen? If someone steals your purse, Macy's needs to give you a new one?
Here's how to solve this problem: Raise awareness on paying attention to your surroundings when in public. These victims are all too distracted and thieves know that's a perfect target. Talking and playing on a $400 smartphone in public is asking for trouble. They might as well be waiving a couple hundred dollar bills around while blindfolded.
The nationwide database needs to be global. The only way to really brick stolen phones is if the hardware could periodically (like monthly) send its ID and the last code it got to the manufacturer who could verify then send a new code that the phone needs to keep working. b/c the new code would only work for that combo of ID (in hardware not hackable) and old code, just make sure the codes are super strong and the manufactures keep their keys secret.
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DAVENPORT -- Benjamin Britten's 1962 "War Requiem" is one of the biggest masterworks around, requiring about 350 musicians to perform it.
To mark its 50th anniversary, Mark Russell Smith, Quad City Symphony Orchestra music director and conductor, wanted to partner with the University of Minnesota, where he's head of orchestral studies, to mount concerts here and in the Twin Cities.
Now his plan has bloomed into a much larger undertaking, which is being called the "Britten Peace Project."
In an unprecedented international collaboration, the QCSO leader and Augustana College Choir also will go to the Hochschule fur Musik in Detmold, Germany, to perform it there with German music students on Feb. 18-19.
Members of the German choir will sing it with the Augustana College Choir, Quad City Choral Arts, the University of Minnesota Choir, Macalester College Choir and Minnesota Boychoir March 1-3 at the University of Minnesota, and in March 3-4 concerts at the Adler Theatre and Centennial Hall in the Quad-Cities. The QCSO only will perform in the local concerts; orchestras in the Twin-Cities and Detmold will accompany the performances at those venues.
Inspired by this massive production, other organizations around the Quad-Cities are planning projects intended to complement the "War Requiem" experience and connect the two 20th-century world wars to today's ongoing global conflicts.
"We're very excited to present this to you," Mr. Smith said Sunday at Galvin Fine Arts Center during the kickoff of St. Ambrose University's newest series of CommUniversity classes. He took part in one of them -- "Britten's War Requiem: Music With History, Poetry, and More," conducted by Augustana faculty members Jon Hurty, David Crowe, David Ellis and Rev. Richard Priggie, to provide context to Mr. Britten's epic anti-war masterpiece.
The "War Requiem" -- which never before has been performed in the Quad-Cities -- was commissioned for the 1962 rededication of the rebuilt Coventry Cathedral in England, which had been destroyed by by the German Air Force during World War II.
It combines a setting of the Requiem Mass around nine poems by English poet and fallen World War I soldier Wilfred Owen.
The architect of the Coventry Cathedral project decided to keep some of the ruins and incorporate them into the new cathedral, Mr. Smith said. "It's an incredible metaphor that Benjamin Britten picked up on," he noted.
"What Britten does is take the familiar, like the architecture of Coventry Cathedral -- the Requiem Mass, and he almost quotes the Verdi Requiem and Mozart Requiem -- and he adds something new," Mr. Smith said. "He adds the 20th century perspective, the World War I perspective."
The conductor said that Wilfred Owen -- who was killed during the final days of World War I -- "wrote some of the most powerful war poetry that exists."
"This is a piece about the tragedy of war, the stakes involved, and a profound reminder of all of it," Mr. Smith said. "This is one of the most powerful works written in the 20th century."
It's such a large piece that it requires two conductors, including one leading a chamber orchestra and two male soloists, who represent soldiers and sing the poetry of Mr. Owen. A boys' choir adds disembodied, comforting voices, as from heaven. A soprano soloist also is featured
"To see how Benjamin Britten combines all this, puts it all together, to make a powerful statement about the tolls of war, I know people will be touched by it," Mr. Smith said. As for traveling to Germany to perform it with the college students, he noted: "It's not hyperbole to say it will be a life-changing event for these students."
Mr. Smith traveled to Germany three summers ago and met a friend of his, now a professor at the music school in Detmold. He also met the head of the school, and when they talked about his plans for "War Requiem," "his eyes lit up," Mr. Smith recalled. "It's a piece that means a lot to him," he said.
Mr. Smith learned the Augustana Choir planned to tour in Germany this year, and thought: "Wouldn't it be fantastic if they could join us over there?" The pieces fell into place, he said.
There are 65 students in the Augie choir, and they will be supplemented by 50 community singers in Quad City Choral Arts, also led by Jon Hurty, director of choral activities at Augustana. Some of the QCCA singers also will make the trip to Germany. The choir tour will include stops in Leipzig and Rothenburg, Germany, and Salzburg, Austria.
The Norwegian Nobel Institute will be holding its 23rd annual Nobel Peace Prize Forum in Minnesota at the time of the "Britten Peace Project" concerts.
Mr. Smith, a native of Phoenix, Ariz., remembers his father was involved with the first "War Requiem" performance in 1968 in Phoenix, where he was chorus master for the symphony chorale. Mr. Smith was then 6. He will conduct the QCSO performance using his father's old score.
A sampling of 'Britten Peace Project' events
Friday, Feb. 24, 6:30 p.m. -- "War Requiem," a 1989 film by Derek Jarman, with no spoken dialogue, but simply accompanied by the Benjamin Britten work, at the Figge Art Museum, Davenport.
Saturday, Feb. 25, to Sunday, April 15 -- "War and Remembrance," art on loan from the Jewish Federation of the Quad Cities, at the Figge Art Museum.
Thursday, March 1, 5:30 p.m. -- Army Sustainment Command Historian George Eaton describes the British trench experience in World War I and its influence on the poetry of Wilfred Owen, at the Hotel Blackhawk, Davenport.
Friday, March 2, at 5:30 p.m. -- Mr. Eaton will repeat his talk on British trench experience in World War I in the Caisson Room, Building 60, down the hall from the Rock Island Arsenal Museum.
Saturday, March 3 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. -- Ballet Quad Cities will present "From the Pages of a Young Girl's Life: The Story of Anne Frank," at the Holzworth Performing Arts Center, Davenport North High School.
For a complete schedule of "Britten Peace Project" events, visit qcsymphony.com/peace.html.
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This is a major issue with fighting the practice, however let us be clear here. The practice is also found among Christian communities, not just Muslims. It's just that Islam has a method of defending culture.
And the defence of the practice is frankly reprehensible. What we do know is the Koran NOT prescribing this as a novel thing. We know the practice pre-dates Islam and that the Koran merely maintains the Status Quo in the same way that the Bible promotes the Status Quo of slavery. [Read more...]


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Ray Ozzie
|Ray Ozzie
Ray Ozzie at the Web 2.0 Conference
November 20, 1955
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
|Alma mater
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|Chief Software Architect, Microsoft
Lotus Notes
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Raymond "Ray" Ozzie (born November 20, 1955) is an American software industry entrepreneur who held the positions of Chief Technical Officer and Chief Software Architect at Microsoft between 2005 and 2010. Before Microsoft, he was best known for his role in creating Lotus Notes.[1]
He grew up in Chicago, Illinois, later moving to Park Ridge, Illinois and graduating from Maine South High School in 1973 where he learned to program on a GE-400 mainframe and did technical work on school theater productions.
He received his bachelor's degree in computer science in 1979 from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he worked on the PLATO system, and began his working career at Data General Corporation where he worked for Jonathan Sachs. After leaving Data General, Ozzie worked at Software Arts for Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston, the creators of VisiCalc, on that product and TK Solver. Shortly thereafter, he was recruited by Sachs and Mitch Kapor to work for Lotus Development to develop what became Lotus Symphony. Ozzie left Lotus Development in 1984 and founded Iris Associates to create the product later sold by Lotus as Lotus Notes, based in part on his experiences using the PLATO Notes group messaging system.[2] Iris Associates was acquired by Lotus in 1994, and Lotus itself was acquired by IBM in 1995.
Ozzie worked there for several years before leaving to form Groove Networks. Groove was acquired by Microsoft in 2005, where Ozzie became one of three Chief Technical Officers. That year, he wrote a seven-page, 5,000-word internal memo, titled The Internet Services Disruption:[3] "It's clear that if we fail to do so, our business as we know it is at risk ... We must respond quickly and decisively."[1]
On June 15, 2006, Ozzie took over the role of Chief Software Architect from Bill Gates.[1]
In October 2009 he founded "FUSE Labs" (Future Social Experiences) within Microsoft to focus on innovation around future social web experience.
Ozzie officially announced his plans to step down from his role at Microsoft on October 18, 2010[1] and his final day was December 31, 2010.
In January 2012 Ozzie started a new company called Cocomo.[4] In the latest SEC filing the venture has been renamed Talko, and has raised $4M.
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- ^ a b c d "Microsoft's Top Software Architect, a Cloud Computing Advocate, Quits". New York Times. October 18, 2010. Retrieved 2010-10-19. "... Heralded as one of the world's great programmers, Mr. Ozzie, before working for Microsoft, steered the creation of Lotus Notes, a popular e-mail and collaborative workspace software package. Then, during the dot-com boom, he started Groove Networks, another collaboration software maker, that swapped data using more modern techniques. ..."
- ^ The Friendly Orange Glow by Brian Dear
- ^ Ozzie, Ray (October 28, 2005). "The Internet Services Disruption". Retrieved 22 February 2013.
- ^ LaMonica, Martin (January 5, 2012). "Ray Ozzie starts new venture Cocomo". CNET News.
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Definition of chromatin in English:
chromatinLine breaks: chro¦ma|tin
Pronunciation: /ˈkrəʊmətɪn /
noun[mass noun] Biology
The material of which the chromosomes of organisms other than bacteria (i.e. eukaryotes) are composed, consisting of protein, RNA, and DNA.
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- The structure of chromatin is intimately linked to the function of the eukaryotic genome.
- Under normal conditions equal amounts of the four core histones are incorporated into chromatin.
- The de novo assembly of silent chromatin requires passage through the S phase of the cell cycle.
late 19th century: coined in German from Greek khrōma, khrōmat- 'colour'.
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text: Winter is hard on tuning fanatics and car enthusiasts alike. Most have their cars stored or rarely drive them due to the frigid conditions. However, for three days in January, Japanese enthusiasts and others from around the world are able to forget about the cold climate and bask in JDM tuner car bliss at the now world-renowned Tokyo Auto Salon. Tokyo Auto Salon (TAS) offers a glance into what can be expected for 2009 in terms of parts, performance and tuning for all the latest car platforms. For us over here on U.S. soil, it's a mouth-watering experience looking at all the JDM parts we'll so desperately want but sometimes can't have, making them that much more sought after. As expected, the Nissan GT-R dominated the showroom floor with many well-executed and tastefully modded examples. However, one company had a different idea for its GT-R. The AWD ATTESA system that makes the GT-R what it is has been ripped out and replaced with a Hollinger 6-speed sequential transmission and a custom rear differential from an R34, making it a real-deal RWD R35. Blitz, the company behind the madness, will more than likely campaign the car as a D1 drift machine. Furthermore, removing the entire AWD system has lightened the car considerably. Could this RWD conversion become a trend we see more often? Considering the extensive modifications needed, unlikely. Among the sea of GT-Rs, Nissan's other latest release, the 370Z, seemed to draw a lot of attention as well. With companies such as Sunline Racing, Mines, Fujitsubo, Impul, Ray Engineering and Zele International, all having great examples of modded Z34s in their booths, it's no doubt the 370Z looks like it will become one of the most popular vehicles to modify this year. We mustn't forget the EVOs and STIs. With the latest generations now being a year old, a plethora of tuning and performance parts have created a healthy aftermarket for these four-door supercars. ZeroSports had a WRX sedan on display that had been converted to full STI spec. Not only was the sedan's body widened to fit the STI drivetrain but everything else was carried over to build what would essentially be an STI sedan if Subaru would have built one. Arguably the car of the show was at Mugen's booth. Termed the Honda Mugen NSX RR, this one-off build by Mugen was aftermarket engineering and design at its finest. The marvelous widebody had oodles of carbon and set this NSX apart from anything we have ever seen. Mugen still reigns as the top Honda tuner of all time and this NSX just fortifies that statement. For all TSX owners, Mugen had some nice bits that we are sure many of you will want to get your hands on. For all TSX owners, Mugen had some nice bits that we are sure many of you will want to get Look closely and you'll notice that this Power Enterprise S15 is packing both a turbo and a supercharger. Look closely and you'll notice that this Power Enterprise S15 is packing both a turbo and 1 | 2 | » | View Full Article By Peter Tarach Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!


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The World's Finest Hardwood.
At Savanna Wood we construct our furniture from what we believe is the finest furniture wood in the world, African Teak, a.k.a. Rhodesian Teak. African Teak grows on the deep and ancient sands of the Kalahari veldt under savagely harsh conditions. To survive these adverse conditions requires a resilience and toughness unknown in other species. African Teak is amongst the most beautiful timbers in the world, with a fine, close grain and deep, rich natural colour.
The Shangani Ndlovu Boardroom Table
100 - 150 Year Old Timber
Source: Reclaimed African Teak.
This characteristic of extreme toughness and the fact that African Teak grows prolifically on the Kalahari sand veldt, made it ideal for the early pioneers at the beginning of the last centaury to build railway lines, factories, sawmills, bridges and much else. Occasionally a building with beams and trusses made of African Teak will be demolished, or a hundred year old section of rail line will be lifted and the sleepers replaced with concrete.
Old Mulobezi Sawmill building
Ngwezi Bridge
Source: Harvested African Teak.
Savanna Wood also harvests African Teak from the huge African Teak forests growing on the largest expanse of sand in the world, the Kalahari Sand Veldt, on a strictly sustainable basis. All harvesting is done after extensive audits to calculate sustainable off take volumes under the watchful supervision of the Forestry Commission.
Excellence of Design and Construction.
Each piece is hand crafted from 100% solid timber to the highest standards of construction. Drawers, boxes and the like are assembled with perfectly crafted dovetail joints, a skill lost to all but the best and most patient artisan. Mortice and tennon joints are very carefully cut to ensure a perfect, snug fit that guarantees the integrity of each joint we make.


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"That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence." – Christopher Hitchens. Do you agree?
As human beings, when we first hear this quote we instantly agree to it and make a correlation with science. But when we actually listen to this quote and ponder about it, we figure we cannot entirely agree with this quote or disagree with it completely. This quote brings about various knowledge issues and in some cases you agree and some cases you cannot. The knowledge issues that come up are – science, history, human science, religion, belief, and faith.
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Dec 26 2012: The debate, in my opinion, is not about the statement itself, as much as is about the ending question: "Do you agree?", which I find incomplete. That is, do I agree with the statement alone, or do I agree with Christopher Hitchens? The difference, as I see it, is between absolute and relative, between universal and specific applicability. Hitchens used it in this form in his book in 2007. However, in 2003 he wrote: "Forgotten were the elementary rules of logic, that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence and that what can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence."(http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/fighting_words/2003/10/mommie_dearest.html) In this case, he considers the statement we discuss here as being one of the "elementary rules of logic"; now, can you ponder if you agree or not with logic?
Also, this statement exists as a Latin proverb, "Quod gratis asseritur, gratis negatur." (What is asserted gratuitously may be denied gratuitously.), preceding Hitchens with a couple of thousand years. Therefore, what are we discussing here: the statement alone or Hitchens' views?
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Molecule of the Week
November 27, 2006
Use of the bronchodilator and stimulant ephedrine [(1R,2S)-2-(methylamino-1-phenylpropan-1-ol] by athletes is banned at the Olympic Games. Its 1S,2S isomer is the common nasal decongestant pseudoephedrine, so the sniffling at award ceremonies might not just be emotional.
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I'm stugling with low FPS on raids, so I dropped some (more like most of) addons. This is what I have now:
As you can see my FPS is still kind of low (20,7... it dropped to ~13 on one point of this fight) and I have no idea how I could improve that. (deleted WTF, Interface, Cache... traced route to server... nothing seem to help).
I'm new to playing druid, so I have long cast bar for (hopefully) seeing more GCD clearly. Over cast bar I have my power auras and addon called PlayerManaPercent. I also have similar addon to show targets hp percent over target frame, but I really miss SUF. I'm trying to find some light weight frame addon.
Power auras: In the middle, next to harmony timer, there are Wild Growth and Swiftment cooldowns. The one next to Tranquility is Nature's Swiftness cooldown. I also have power torrent proc swirling around Innervate (actually I'm waiting that proc in this pic).
Any improvement ideas or good addons are highly welcome.


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Fayette Street Grille
- Address:
308 Fayette Street
Conshohocken, PA 19428Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Fayette Street Grille
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://fayettestreetgrille.com/index.html
- Phone: 6105670366
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm
Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 8:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
- Payment Options:
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
A word from Fayette Street Grille
Opened in 1998, the Grille has consistently provided diners with high quality food and attentive service. The 3 course prix fixe dinner menu, an open kitchen, fast and fresh lunches and the ability to bring your own bottle will make you a fan of the Grille like thousands before you. Zagat calls the Grille the "best bang for the buck in the 'burbs". Try us and we think you'll agree.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
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Fayette Street Grille reviews from OpenTable diners
74 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.7
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (59)fit for foodies (47)special occasion (25)good for groups (13)romantic (7)great for lunch (6)hot spot (6)great for outdoor dining (3)great for brunch (2)late-night find (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Yet another outstanding experience.PCDCDined on 9/27/2014We have enjoyed Doug's hospitality numerous times and this was no exception. Everything was superb from 4 different appetizers to 4 different dinners - walu fish, duck, steak and shrimp with pasta. I am not a dessert person but his peanut butter creme brulee is to die for. Had reservations for two, last minute invited friends so needed four and Doug was pleased to accommodate. Still a bit noisy, but it adds to the experience. Service was impeccable, did not rush us, and kept the coffee filled.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Place!duckcow85Dined on 9/20/2014Great all-around dining experience! A very fair-priced fixed dinner ($37), offers a number of excellent choices for a Starter, Entree and Dessert that will leave you full and happy. Staff was awesome! Very knowledgeable, which was helpful in making decisions and being attentive to our table. Don't forget that this place is a BYOB, so bring your wine!!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/19/2014Always great food and service but very noisy as always.Special Features:
- Best Philly restaurant for the $Jason7fromScotchPlainsVIPDined on 9/13/2014What a great experience. 3rd time and it keeps getting better and better. What an amazing concept. A BYOB that services a prices fixed dinner for $37.50 a person. ON A SATURDAY EVENING NO LESS!! UNBELIEVABLE. Look at their menu and you won't believe your eyes.Special Features:
- Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014We enjoyed dinner Saturday night at Fayette Street. Wonderful good, as always. We had a big group...8 people. My only complaint was the noise. We couldn't hear everyone at our table, but that's to be expected at a busy place on a Saturday night.Special Features:
- Fayette Street GrilleDiningDuoDined on 9/13/2014We are never disappointed with the food and the service. We also like the one price. You get your money's worth no matter what you order. The BYO also makes the experience very affordable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoldaVIPDined on 9/13/2014Excellent as always, keep forgetting Fayette Street Grille is there. Wonderful food and service. A bit loud, but watching the chef makes it tolerable. Everything cooked to order and therefore fresh.Special Features:
- RickandRose72Dined on 9/12/2014The Fayette Street Grille is a BYO and we enjoyed dining there the food and service was outstanding.Special Features:
- wonderful hidden gemOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/7/2014Loved everything we ate. Service was great. The only tiny complaint is the seating. We were a party of 5 seated at a high top table against the wall. It was not very comfortable or conducive to conversation unless you were seated in the middle of the table. However, we will definitely return and just ask to be seated differently.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/6/2014The people at that table next to us were so rude and noisy that we were unable to enjoy our meal or hear ourselves think
- Wonderful experience & delicious...LoisdancesDined on 8/30/2014I was not familair w/ this restaurant, it was a good location for pre- theater event. What a wonderful suprise, its in Conschocken now a trendy spot for young singles. The appearance is deceiving, unobtrusive --once inside its very atmospheric and amazing Fixe price menu! There were so many choices, all looked appealing. My partner is vegetarian, and they were accomodating, made sure his entree worked. The appetizers are good; make sure to leave room for dessert....!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always deliciousKarenDined on 8/27/2014We have been going to FSGfor many years and always have a delicious meal. The chef combines ingredients to create interesting meals. Our favorite restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Foodjr103Dined on 8/22/2014We have been to Fayette Street Grille several times and went again this past Friday for a birthday celebration. One of the appetizers I had was beyond delicious. It was a stuffed vidalia onion that had sausage and cheese stuffing and a most delicious sauce. I could have had another one of these and been very happy with that as my entire meal. All of the rest of the food was great too but the stuffed onion was my favorite.Special Features:
- Pleasant Surprise!DustyDined on 8/15/2014We had an excellent meal. Everyone in the family enjoyed their dinner. Food was high quality. Downside is you have to order from prix fixe menu, forcing you to have more food than what you may want and also paying more than you want. We would be more inclined to return if you could order ala carte. We definitely will return, but more for a special occasion rather than a Friday night bc I don't feel like cooking. Excellent Food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bubbie7Dined on 8/7/2014Delicious food, great wait staff, good value, easy parkingSpecial Features:
- Fab5Dined on 8/2/2014There were five of us for dinner on Saturday, 8/2/14. The food was out of this world, from appetizer to entree to dessert. The service was outstanding, the atmosphere perfect, we could not have asked for anything better. All employees were friendly and attentive throughout the evening. We will definitely be back and will recommend this restaurant to others. Thank you for a wonderful dining experience.
- Linda P.PeteDined on 7/30/2014I have been driving from Drexel Hill to this location for decades to meet friends from different areas. We had dined at various restaurants in Conshohocken over the years but kept coming back to here. The food is terrific! The price is reasonable and has only gone up $2.00 recently from as far bas as I can remember. I have been ordering the escargot and duck for years!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DelightfulTeamJawsDined on 7/24/2014Our first trip to the Fayette Street Grille was great. We were greeted with a smile and we left with slow saunter. The preset price was well worth the 3 courses and our meals were delicious. We'll certainly return.Special Features:
- WonderfulDavedinesoutDined on 7/16/2014We had dinner there on a Wednesday evening in July. Our waitress really knew the menu - thank you! I think it's smart for restaurants to let the wait staff sample the meals. The menu had some really interesting combinations. We started with bread fresh from the oven. Our appetizers were gazpacho soup and grilled farmers cheese with avocado and tomato. Both were a treat. For our entrees, I had mahi-mahi with a butter buffalo sauce, asparagus and sweet potatoes. My date had tuna served with rice. The food was cooked perfectly particularly the tuna, very rare as it should be. The deserts were a warm apple tart with ice cream and a super moist chocolate cake with chocolate ganache icing - wow those were good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - too noisyLikestoeatDined on 7/12/2014Food was great. Good portions, balanced flavors and nice presentation. Really noisy. Go on an off nigh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MCSquaredDined on 7/12/2014Great food, fast and great service. No complaints!Special Features:
- Wonderful menu and food preparationmuseumbubbeVIPDined on 7/11/2014Love the menu. The food is fresh and prepared in interesting manner. Wish they could do something to soften the noise. Low ceiling and small space tends to create a very loud environment. I'll go back for the delicious meal knowing it is not place to chat.Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemDateNiteDinersDined on 7/6/20141st time dining here. Loved it...one of the best BYOB's, a real neighborhood gem! It was a small, quaint place. Staff was very friendly and attentive, the food was excellent. I had the beet salad and the Waluu fish, my husband had the sausage stuffed onion and the steak, my cousin had the spinach dip and the chicken.....everything was cooked to perfection and very tasteful. The chef put a lot of pride into his presentation. The peanut butter creme burlee was to "die for" in fact all the desserts were delicious and fresh, even put a birthday candle in my cousins peach cobbler! Will definitely will be back and bring our friends. I will highly recommend it to anyone who loves to dine locally.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Luv2eatVIPDined on 7/5/2014Great little byob. We were a party of 5 and all of us had delicious meals. The escargot were as good as any I've had, salads and other appetizers were also very good. Entrees were all excellent. Not a big dessert person but all were ridiculously good. Will definitely dine again at FSG. One negative; acoustics are bad and it is quite loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- runnergirlDined on 6/25/2014fayette streete grille never disappoints, always exceeds expectations, fresh gourmet food, I always leave wondering why I we dont come here more often, BYOBSpecial Features:
- Our favorite restaurantSAndyDined on 6/21/2014Fayetteville Street Grille is our favorite restaurant. Many unique choices ....delicious!Special Features:
- Extra Special TreatmentMuzzeyDined on 6/20/2014Small restaurant and apparently holds noise levels in. Our 8:30 seating was perfect as restaurant was already quieting down. Friendly and tasteful ambiance. Grilled duck was superb, and served exactly as requested. Food was well prepared and presented by friendly knowledgeable staff. We enjoyed also not feeling rushed or interrupted while dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, but needs an updateOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 6/20/2014The flavor in our dishes were really superb. But physically the restaurant needs an update. Reminds me of a Florida breakfast diner and the food deserves better than that.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently excellentSeniorcitizenVIPDined on 6/18/2014The Fayette Grille has consistently maintained its high standards for many years. The food, service, and attention are all excellent. We had the Mamuu dish, salmon and duck. We all cleaned our plates. Although we were each entitled to dessert - two were more than enough. Again, my only criticism is the noise level. If there is a large group Or the house is full the noise level is unpleasant and conversation very difficult.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We love it here!OAN123Dined on 6/14/2014Fix price three course meal. The food is excellent and a great variety of choices. It is also a byob which makes it all the better. We also take family or friends and no one is ever disappointed. Service was great and very friendly. The one bad thing is it can get a bit loud but the food is so delicious that is just a minor thing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ValueRichDined on 6/14/2014We hadn't been to Fayette Street Grille for several years, and were happy to find that it still offered very good food at a great value.Special Features:
- The following 152 reviews are from the Fayette Street Grille reviews archive.
- Consistently good1stTimeInNashvilleVIPDined on 5/31/2014My wife and I are regulars. A group of 6 of us celebrated my son's birthday at FSG last Saturday. Everything was excellent. The calamari appetizer special is a keeper. I enjoyed the new escargot appetizer too. Several of us ordered salmon, which was perfectly cooked. We look forward to returning to Fayette Street Grille sometime very soon.Special Features:
- Great choiceSherDined on 5/23/2014Excellent food, attractive atmosphere. I can't wait to go back. The menu is varied.Special Features:
- yes!cassieDined on 5/18/2014This was our 3rd visit in a number of years. I have no idea why we don't come here more often! My husband doesn't eat sweets, but they let him order 2 apps, which I think is nice. The place is pleasant; service was outstanding; and the food is REALLY good. I loved the duck dish, and the chocolate cake is to die for -- and I'm not normally a cake eater. Give this laid back restaurant a try. They'll take good care of you.Special Features:
- GabrielaDined on 5/15/2014Bring your favorite wines/beers and relax! It's a wonderful prix-fixe dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Placesgale4rceDined on 5/11/2014We LOVE the Fayette Street Grille! Since our twins have been babies we've always been welcomed there with the girls & now it's one of our Favorite places to go with them :-) Menu is TOP NOTCH & service is FANTASTIC! We love the fact that it's BYOB too! Thanks to Chef Doug & his staff especially Kim - you're always welcoming and make us feel SPECIAL! We look forward to coming in again SOON!Special Features:
- Always OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 5/10/2014My wife and I frequently dine at Fayette Street Grille. We have so for over 10 years. We are never disappointed. A small, very lively place with excellent food. Don't miss this gem!Special Features:
- Another delicious mealFredenDined on 5/3/2014We took my brother for his birthday. All five of us thoroughly enjoyed it. The wait staff is wonderful and the chef accommodated my son's food allergies. Food is always great and love the byob!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/3/2014It was our first time there and we were not disappointed. Great food and very friendly place. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Great Food and Great ValueCSNFoodieDined on 5/2/2014I have been to the Fayette Street Grille several times and it never disappoints. The service is friendly and inviting. I have never felt rushed. The menu has a delicious selection of appetizers, main course and desserts. The special are wonderful. Our party of 3 shared bites and it was all delicious. The sea bass, risotto, and apple tort were heavenly. This is an excellent BYOB for every foodie.Special Features:


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16 U.S. Code § 159d - Acceptance of General Philip Schuyler Mansion property
Source(June 22, 1948, ch. 594, § 2,62 Stat. 571; Pub. L. 97–460, § 3,Jan. 12, 1983, 96 Stat. 2522.)
1983—Pub. L. 97–460struck out provisions which authorized the Secretary of the Interior to accept donations of land, interests in land, buildings, structures, and other property in Saratoga County which properties, together with the General Philip Schuyler Mansion property, were to become part of Saratoga National Historical Park. See sections 159f and 159g of this title.
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Cute Elf Stationery, Fun Elf Ideas & More Free Printables
As promised, we're back with some more wonderful elf ideas. For me, that would be the hardest part of the elf tradition…thinking of new ideas for your visiting elf every night, but luckily you have us here to help you with that!
Elf Hugs & Kisses Label
- Have your elf bring some hugs & kisses to share with your family, specially made and delivered from the North Pole!
- Create a little gift for friends & neighbors with the elf hugs & kisses label attached to a cellophane bag filled with Christmas hugs & kisses.
Elf Stationery
We created some really cute elf stationery for you to use this holiday season. Here's just a few fun ideas:
- Leave a little personal note for your kids, or a reminder from your elf to be good because someone's watching!
- Create a scavenger hunt for the kids.
- Your elf could leave a note with some ideas for giving service…after all, that's what the season is all about, right?
- Use the elf stationery to leave a note for Santa on Christmas Eve to go along with his milk & cookies.
- Write a secret note to someone special & let them know how much you appreciate or admire them.
- Write a note on the elf stationery to go along with your special North Pole delivery of pajamas, books, ornaments, or anything else you want delivered using our North Pole Mailing Label.
Elf Hot Cocoa Label
What about some elf hot cocoa? There are so many fun uses for these labels…
- Your magic elf can bring some special hot cocoa for your family to enjoy.
- Attach the label to a packet of hot cocoa for an inexpensive neighbor, co-worker, or little friend gifts.
- Use washi tape to adhere a couple of packets together and attach the label.
- Have Santa make a special delivery that includes a new Christmas book and some yummy hot cocoa using the North Pole Mailing Label.
- Make a little hot cocoa gift bag including some elf hot cocoa, marshmallows, a can of whipping cream and some red & white striped straws. Attach your elf hot cocoa label and you're done.
Oh, and if your elf hasn't arrived yet, don't worry, it's not too late! You can easily have your elf delivered directly from the North Pole with your darling North Pole Mailing Label we released last week. Simply print and attach to a box with a personalized note written on our elf stationery and your magic elf inside…let the fun begin!
Elf Hugs and Kisses
Elf Stationary
Hot Cocoa Label
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National record
in 1600 set
As expected, it was tough going for Colville HighŌĆÖs six athletes at the State 2A Track and Field Championships at Mt. Tahoma High School (Tacoma) last week.
The only CHS athlete to medal was Tora Luu, who cleared 5-0 in the high jump to finish sixth and make the medal podium. She had entered the State meet tied for the best mark in the 2A ranks this spring (5-2).
Two events
Zach Shoemaker and Joey Schweitzer, who went one-two in the javelin at the District 7 2A championship, finished 14th and 16th, respectively.
Colville HighŌĆÖs entry into the State 2A tennis tournament last Friday and Saturday at the Nordstrom Center on the University of Washington campus in Seattle was a short-lived affair.
The IndiansŌĆÖ entry to the State tournament, the doubles team of Hannah Greene and Mariah OŌĆÖBrien, was eliminated after a pair of losses.
Greene/OŌĆÖBrien fell to their opposition from West Valley (Yakima), 0-6, 0-6, then were eliminated by a Kingston duo, 3-6, 6-7(5-7).
ŌĆ£The girls played well and gave it everything they had in the second set,ŌĆØ CHS head coach Phil Johnson said of the loss to Kingston.
ColvilleŌĆÖs Copper Bowl has been busy in recent weeks with upgrades to the business before the upcoming statewide tournament the local bowling alley will host June 13-15 and again June 20-22.
Copper Bowl will host the 37th annual Washington State USBC Mixed Tournament. The tournament will bring around 400 teams to Colville, creating tourism and revenue at the start of summer for Colville.
The primary upgrades at the bowling alley have addressed the lanes, approaches and pins.
Tough tourney
for Indians
Colville High is certainly no stranger to the State 1A or 2A softball tournament scene. The Indians have made the state tournament field in 1A or 2A for the past 13 straight seasons. ThatŌĆÖs quite a record of achievement.
Seldom have the Indians (21-4) been out of the tournament on the first day. But thatŌĆÖs what happened last Friday when CHS opened with an impressive 7-2 win over Anacortes before losing to W.F. West (Chehalis) and right-hander Mattie Boucher in the quarterfinals late Friday afternoon, 5-1.
Been thinking about converting to solar power?
The students in Colville High SchoolŌĆÖs Alternative Energy class can do that. Building a radiant heater? They can do that too. In fact, when it comes to alternative energy and creating the means to harness it, thereŌĆÖs not much the students canŌĆÖt do. Money and time are the only restrictions.
Margaret ŌĆ£PeggyŌĆØ Jean (Crooks) Kondrath, a long-time resident of Colville, passed away on May 14, 2014 in Colville. Peggy was born on October 7, 1927 in Peoria, Illinois, the daughter of Edward and Minnie (Johnson) Osborne.
Michael ŌĆ£MikeŌĆØ Lawrence Hofmeister, a lifetime resident of Evans, passed away on May 5, 2014 in Colville at the age of 86. Mike was born on May 1, 1928 on the family farm in Evans, the son of Lawrence and Barbara (Epp) Hofmeister.
He was raised on the farm and attended grade school in Bossburg. He completed his education at the old Marcus High School and graduated in 1946. Mike then worked in the local quarry for U.S. Gypsum Company.
Katheryn ŌĆ£KittyŌĆØ Ree Bundick, a seven-year resident of Colville, passed away on May 17, 2014 in Colville at the age of 69. Kitty was born on Nov. 13, 1944 in Lorado, West Virginia in Logan County, the youngest of 17 children to Boyd and Ocie Bell (Blankenship) Mullins.
Ethel Lucille Bartholomew passed away on April 29, 2014 at the age off 99. Ethel was born on Sept. 30, 1914 in the town of Brutus, New York ŌĆō the first child of How┬¼ard Zellar and Amelia (Dutton) Zellar.
Ethel grew up in Weedsport, New York, and was joined by a sister and five brothers, before her fatherŌĆÖs sudden death from meningitis. The youngest, a baby boy, also died from the dis┬¼ease. As the oldest, Ethel left school and worked in a dress factory to help support the family. When her mother remar┬¼ried, Ethel returned to school and graduated with the Weed┬¼sport class of 1933.
Una Wendell Mathews passed away on April 25, 2014 in Colville. She was born on July 1, 1920 in Detroit, MI, the daughter of Robert and Norah (Lacey) Grant.