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1936: Rainey Bethea, America's last public hanging
August 14th, 2008 Headsman
On this date in 1936, thousands thronged Owensboro, Kentucky, for a glimpse of what would prove to be the last public hanging in the United States.
The U.S. followed the trend of its onetime mother country, England, in moving the formerly iconic public hanging increasingly behind closed doors, but its federalist structure made that change uneven. In Kentucky itself at this time, the law displayed sedimentary layers of death penalty history.
Caught up for killing a 70-year-old woman — done in the midst of a drunken burglary, he had left a telltale ring at the scene; fingerprint analysis also helped establish his guilt — Rainey Bethea was on the hook for murder, robbery and rape. The former two indictments would have subjected him to (private) electrocution at the state penitentiary. The latter charge still carried the punishment of public hanging in the local county seat.
Bethea was charged only with rape.
While the explicit sentencing disparity between the crimes bears the clear marks of racism and patriarchy that made purported black-on-white sexual crimes such live fodder for lynch law, and the four-and-a-half-minute jury deliberation doesn't have the look of solemnity, Bethea's actual guilt seems fairly well-established.
But the case attracted a nationwide media swarm not for any exceptional quality of the crime or the anachronistic nature of the punishment, but for the involvement of a female sheriff. The "matronly" (virtually all descriptions of her gravitate to this adjective) Florence Thompson had inherited the top law enforcement post upon the death of her husband … and that meant she had inherited the responsibility of hanging Rainey Bethea, which would make her the first American woman to supervise an execution.
Would she or wouldn't she? The press descended on Owensboro to cover the edifying spectacle of a plump mother stringing up a rapist, or else maneuvering her way out of the job. Thompson played cagey until the very last moment, when the ringers she had secretly hired appeared on the scaffold while she watched from a nearby vehicle.
The man who threw the trap showed up drunk and performed appallingly, but press reports subsequently focused on the beastly behavior of the "jeering" crowd rushing the gallows to tear souvenirs from the corpse. (For instance, Time and the New York Times.)
But according to Perry T. Ryan's 1992 review of the case — including interviews with surviving witnesses — little to nothing of the kind occurred. Ryan claims Bethea faced about the most dignified hanging mob imaginable.
Maybe hyped-up atrocities in the hinterlands were part of what distant editors demanded after H.L. Mencken at the Scopes trial. Certainly, the local Messenger-Inquirer painted a sharply different picture from more prominent outlets in this August 16 editorial (titled "Panderers Galore") whose themes could have stepped fresh from a modern cable TV gabfest:
Ambitious and irresponsible reporters and photographers who swarmed into Owensboro for the Bethea hanging dipped their ready hands into the cloaca of evil designs and plastered over the name of this fair city the dirty results of their pandering.
Those who saw the dawn kindling in the east and ushering in the last sunrise of the despicable creature about to die, did not expect all of the watchers to be in reverent mood, but a calm, quiet demeanor characterized their behavior, as a group, throughout their long wait, surprisingly moderate for an occasion on which the law was exacting the supreme penalty.
Considering the size of the throng that witnessed the hanging Friday morning and that it was composed largely of people, who journeyed to Owensboro from distant places, the wonder is that there was no demonstration, no emotional outburst. There was not the semblance of 'mob impulse' or 'eagerness for the kill.' For the sensation seeking star scribes of quacks of American journalism, it was entirely too tame an affair. This is the reason that some of them reported it as they wanted it to be — not as it was.
They heard a very few people on the outskirts of the crowd call out at different times: 'Hurry up,' 'Get it over' or 'hang him.' To give screaming bulletins to the yellow press and to ruthless radio commentators, they magnified and colored it into a scene of 'great disorder' though there was never a general outcry of any kind.
When a priest held up his hand from the scaffold for silence, as Bethea was about to go to his death, there was no 'blood thirst' mob 'shouting and yelling.' Present were several thousand, who came from near and far to see a man legally hanged for the most heinous crime ever committed in Daviess county, and several thousand more, who turned out to see how the rest would act. When that hand went up in a gesture for silence, the buzz of the multitude's conversations died down till the fall of the proverbial pin could have been heard.
The smart scribes and sob sisters looked on. All they saw was a black man standing on a scaffold with a rope around his neck and a mass of people peering up at him. That was too tame, they would call it a 'jeering' throng. All they heard was the click of the trap door. That would not do. There would have to be 'cheering.' So they said there was. Then they heard cameramen from cities where nothing is cared about the horrible crime Bethea committed. They were bawling at officials to 'move out of the way,' to 'give us a break.' They had to have their souvenirs to show the half civilized readers of their yellow sheets. The boys and girls who had to tell the story needed more color to regale them with atrocious accounts of how the people behaved. They found a few individuals who had gone in the bizarre which inspired thundering headlines about 'gayety' and 'carnival' spirit.
In administering the last sacrament, the Rev. H. J. Lammers, of Louisville, made an opening in the hood. When the doctors pronounced Bethea dead, one of the attendants at the scaffold took a tag off the hood. Another then took a fragment and others, who were at arms length from the dead man, followed suit. The blunder of tearing off that tag gave the high powered thrill-writers their big opening. They pictured the crowd as tearing Bethea's clothes from his body. The crowd was never in disorder and Bethea's clothes were never torn.
The 'souvenir hunting mob' did not even pick up the sox [sic] and shoes the doomed man left at the foot of the gallows. It did not so much as touch the basket in which Agnew and Wheatley, colored undertakers, placed the body, clothes and all, or molest it or them in the slightest as they bore it away.
The scavenger writers who came to depict a 'jolly holiday' and 'gala occasion' had both, but they never saw a more orderly throng at a baseball game.
The public hanging of Bethea was not a disgrace to Kentucky. But, a disgrace to Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, and some other states, was the spectacle made of it in their scandal monger press. Owensboro should not be surprised at the scurrilous attack upon it by lurid writers and glib tongued talkers in northern and eastern states for they delight to distort any news from Kentucky into weird barbaric tales. We have learned how best to protect our women from rapists-murderers, white or colored. The only way, it seems, that we will ever be able to protect them from the cruelties of a sordid section of the press, will be by softening the state's anti-rape law, which makes public hanging mandatory. So many as favor that will please tell the legislature.
Vendors of news occupy an important place in the nation, and their purpose should always be to maintain unquestioned exactness of facts. Where the subject matter is susceptible to coloring there should be no sacrifice of truth. To pervert the high honor of the profession for the paltry reward of more readers is a dangerous venture and one that should be curbed.
Owensboro's citizenry, than which no finer representatives of high-bred Americans can be found anywhere, regrets that it was necessary to invoke the Mosaic law, but a sobered regret and a more solemn memory is that the hanging was eagerly seized upon and transformed into a picturization of the exhibition of low passions loosed.
We are proud of our city, and justly so, for no people are of finer fiber. The putrid pens of those who wore the garb of the news profession painted in lurid colors purported happenings, and it is sad but true that such distorted reports are accepted while the plain statement of facts is discarded as an attempted apology.
Thousands of those who witnessed the Bethea hanging came from outside the county. They belonged to good families in their communities, temporarily bereft of their better judgment and bent on viewing a scene which ordinarily would be extremely repugnant to them. And the out-of-town reporters found in the visitors elements to embody in their sordid stories.
A thoughtless word here and there, expressed without cognizance of its probability of misuse, and the staid citizen away from home becomes to the wild-eyed correspondent a Kentuckian gunning for human game. There should be available means of calling to account the writer who for a few filthy shekels diverts his sense of justice into the recording of things that never were.
As the editorial intimates, regardless of what actually happened in Owensboro, the circus atmosphere quickly brought the matter of public hangings into question. In 1938, the Kentucky legislature moved all executions behind prison walls … and Bethea secured an indefinite claim to the status of last person publicly executed in the United States.
Part of the Themed Set: At the End of the Rope.
Also on this date
- 1793: Walter Clark, hanged women's father
- 1480: The Martyrs of Otranto
- 1820: Amasa Fuller, the Indiana hero
- 1949: Husni al-Za'im, Syrian president
- 1860: John Moyse, the Private of the Buffs
- 2004: Dhananjoy Chatterjee, the last hanged in India ... for now
Entry Filed under: 20th Century,Capital Punishment,Common Criminals,Crime,Death Penalty,Disfavored Minorities,Execution,Hanged,History,Kentucky,Milestones,Murder,Notable Jurisprudence,Notable Participants,Public Executions,Racial and Ethnic Minorities,Rape,USA
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28 Responses to "1936: Rainey Bethea, America's last public hanging"
1Kris Says:
August 15th, 2008 at 10:57 pm
I've been reading for a while, and realised that I haven't commented. I apologise for that, because I have enjoyed your work, and would like to thank you for your effort. I particularly like how you avoid the easy, sensationalist macabre approach for something more sombre and cerebral, supported by generous hyperlinks. I am learning a lot of new history (to me), and for example wouldn't have thought that public hangings took place as late as 1936 in the US.
So, once again, thanks for the effort.
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that is approximately the time when we become an Islamic Republic.
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8Devon Bethea Says:
January 2nd, 2011 at 12:51 am
I am outraged that this would even be shown on the internet of one of my family members being executed in such a manner. Little is known of the case, so how do you even know he was the one who committed the crime back then. There were no witnesses or anyone to testify on his behalf. So all of you who wrote anything about what you think you know because you read this story needs to research again and read in history how African-Americans were oppressed and wrongfully accused of things we didn't even do. I suggest that this should not be shown or heard of ever again. Thanks-De'von Lamount Bethea, a relative of Rainey Bethea.
9Meaghan Says:
January 2nd, 2011 at 2:40 am
Devon — if you look at the rest of the blog, you can see that the Headsman is well-aware of the historical prejudice against blacks and the many miscarriages of justice that have resulted.
10Jeffrey Cannon Says:
February 7th, 2011 at 6:45 pm
It's likely that very few people who were in a position to know all the facts of Bethea's case are alive today. You're not one of them. Absent any proof, there's no reason to believe that your kinsman was innocent. Evidence of his guilt was presented at his trial, according to you, and no one testified on Rainey's behalf. Accordingly, it's far more likely he was guilty of rape and murder than he was innocent. You seek to reframe the issue by raising the issue of past racism, figuring it will exonerate Rainey. It doesn't. He was convicted of a horrible crime and that conviction stands.
Your darned tootin I'm sick and tired of seeing the "R" word used to justify the recasting of history. Unless you have evidence that Rainey was innocent, don't expect the rest of us to go digging into a 70+ year old crime before we discuss it. And your "suggestion" that the matter never appear on the internet again is preposterous. It's a matter of minor historical significance and you don't own it. Get a life..
11kykatdog Says:
February 9th, 2011 at 11:27 pm
Boy, some things concerning the profession of journalism still haven't changed. In the year 2010, the morons still print anything they want, true or not, embelished and colored or not, with absolutely no accountability to anyone. I can't imagine why anyone would actually want to be a journalist. Part of the job description is "must have no integrity".
12devon bethea Says:
February 21st, 2011 at 1:28 pm
For once in my life I've actually experienced prejudice in such a way that it begins to bother me. I am upset at what happened to my kin those of you who wrote anything negative regarding my response to my outrage as to what happened to my uncle. Really need to get a life I am entitled by law to voice my opinion just as you are but they are lik buttholes everybody has one. And the person who told me to get a life please I am doing just fine, I was expressing what I saw and read. How would you feel if you heard something of this nature what would you do? Or could I be asking the wrong question? You have inspired me to dig deeper and unlike you I don't know the facts might have been dumbfounded or whatever say I am but one thing I can do is research I wanna know so I commend you on your ignorance you have inspired me to learn more. Bring on more of your ignorant outbursts they are helping me become much more immune to ignorance and bull……you know the rest.
13E.F.James Says:
July 23rd, 2011 at 1:41 am
I have a question for Devon Bethea. I am currently searching information regarding your Uncle R. Bethea and happened upon this blog. I was wondering if you would be interested in an email interveiw for an article I'm writing? There is not one word written in anything I have found, that even mentions his family. I think it very poor for news articles to be written without following through with, at the very least, interveiwing a family member. I live in Kentucky where it all took place and have access to the actual court records, as well as local and visiting news articles. I would love to have the families comments, if you are willing. Thanks in advance.
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16Donna Morton Says:
September 22nd, 2011 at 10:18 pm
Kentucky is still racist and so is America people try to act like it doesn"t exist. The real problem I have like the movie Rosewood a blackman was accused and hug without a trial fair or otherwise.
17Kevin M. Sullivan Says:
September 22nd, 2011 at 11:31 pm
There are racists everywhere. In all parts of the world. In every state in the US. Throughout Europe. Everywhere. Asia is full of them. Racism is of the heart and mind and has little to do with geography.
18KYGB Says:
September 24th, 2011 at 9:32 am
I would echo Kevin Sullivan's words that this was not an example of "Kentucky Racism".
It is all well and fine that a relative of Rainy Bethea can come on the forum and speak for their kin's plight. However, who speaks for Lischia Edwards? The 70 year old Edwards did nothing to deserve the fate of having her apartment broken into, and be brutally raped, robbed and murdered. The evidence that Bethea did this crime was 100% conclusive. Bethea left both fingerprints and a prison ring in Edwards abode. Bethea fled the scene and was captured after a couple days on the run. After his capture, Bethea confessed to the crime and lead police to the stolen items. Bethea didn't just confess once, he made 5 confessions, the final one in court where he plead guilty to all his crimes.
No witnesses were called on his behalf, because they were character witnesses. Once the defendant admitted to the rape, burglary, robbery, rape and murder, there was little need for anyone to attest to his fine character. If a defendant were convicted of a similar crime in 2011, that defendant would probably get the death penalty in a state that had such a penalty. The American South has had many a case of lynching for crimes committed by African Americans. The Rainy Bethea case is NOT a lynching, legal or otherwise. It was a justifiable example of a just sentence carried out under the law.
19Edna F. James Says:
November 10th, 2011 at 5:33 pm
After looking over court records and accountings of the Rainey Bethea case, I to was disheartened that no one really spoke of Ms. Edwards except in the regard of her state prior to, and after her attack and murder. Also, there really wasn't that much mentioned about the first female sherrif, Florence Thompson, that was put in the position of having to execute Rainey Bethea. There have been many articles and accounts about this case, the majority reporting the same facts about the confessions, ring, and evidence against Bethea. However, there are also areas in Bethea's representation that could be brought into question. The time frame of 1936 was not exaclty an era of good will towards the majority. Trying to stay nuetral regarding this issue is extremely difficult due to so manydifferent opinions. The fact is this is a part of history and the facts cannot be changed. Just my opinion for what its worth.
20Devon Bethea Says:
March 22nd, 2012 at 11:24 am
Mr. Cannon I understand what you saying but for you to tell me to get a life. I have one and I'm doing perfectly fine been fighting for this country for 4 years, 10 years in the Army and going strong. Just strong enough to defend this country and make it safe enough for you to write what you wrote. Honestly your opinion don't mean nothing because that's exactly what it is. You must be a online critic, if so you aren't a good one. So just a suggestion let me worry about my family you worry about yours. Exonerate that! I want to know about my family member so go on ancestory.com and find out about yours! And keep your negativity to yourself! Oh if you can't do that I will tell you like you told me get a life!
21halley Says:
March 27th, 2012 at 8:39 pm
i live in owensboro and sometimes its crepy thinking about him arund here
22Devon Bethea Says:
May 25th, 2012 at 5:50 pm
I look at it this way, nothing can change the past because that's exactly what it is. What has happened has happened do I believe he deserved it…no! Do I believe he did this….no! But what evidence was conclusive? Honestly, can you say you were there and know for a fact that my kin did this. What the court records shows is what he confessed to. Back then racism was at a all time high and as you read he had no real schooling nor did he have any family. There were murders pinned on African-Americans in that era for years who's to say it wasn't a white man who did it and found a person to blame it on to keep himself out of the jailhouse. Am I saying this happened yes….But am I saying it was a white person who did this…no. Nor do I care about any of you guys opinions, negative comments, or whatever. All I was trying to do was learn about my ancestor. And to learn about him this way is outrageously crazy! So how would you feel????? No seriously how would you feel?
23Meaghan Says:
May 25th, 2012 at 6:53 pm
Question, Devon: Why don't you believe he did this? What specific reason do you have to think he must have been innocent? If Rainey was not a relative of yours, would you still believe he was innocent?
If it were me, if Rainey was my ancestor, probably my reaction would be to just shrug and say "huh." The deeds and misdeeds of my long-ago relations might arouse mild interest, but it's really got nothing to do with me and whatever they did or didn't do eighty years ago is no reflection on me.
24KYGB Says:
May 26th, 2012 at 10:34 am
Devon, Rainey was guilty of the offense and confessed willingly and freely.
to quote my earlier post…
"The evidence that Bethea did this crime was 100% conclusive. Bethea left both fingerprints and a prison ring in Edwards abode. Bethea fled the scene and was captured after a couple days on the run. After his capture, Bethea confessed to the crime and lead police to the stolen items. Bethea didn't just confess once, he made 5 confessions, the final one in court where he plead guilty to all his crimes"
When the authorities found Rainey's prison ring in Lischia Edwards apartment. they searched the area for him. After he was captured, he lead the investigators to MS Edwards stolen jewelery.
Rainey Bethea didn't get a confession beaten out of him, he freely confessed five times! The confessions took place at different times and settings. He was troubled with guilt and felt the need to confess to his crimes.
In Louisville, he met with prominent Black attorneys who were responding to rumors in the Black community that the confessions were coerced. Behta admmitted to the lawyers that he was overwhelmed by his guilt and had volunterred the confession. He also made a lengthy statement in court in which he explained why he was pleading guilty to the crimes, although he was advised by counsel not to.
The man did the crime, there was conclusive and complelling evidence that he did so and he confessed. There are no areas of grey in this clase. Rainey Bethea was guilty of the murder, rape and robbery of Lischia Edwards.
25Meaghan Says:
May 26th, 2012 at 5:52 pm
Well said, KYGB.
No one here's denying that black men were a disfavored minority in 1936 and now, and that this has and will continue to lead to many miscarriages of justice. Just just because a person is a member of an oppressed group does not mean he is NOT a thug.
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28VanRiperManRay Says:
September 12th, 2013 at 3:56 pm
Public execution, let alone the death penalty is an illogical and unfortunate way to appease the human condition called emotion. It infers that we are perfect enough for retribution, let alone purposefully ending a life. Eye for an eye does not work, not even as an example. Death is usually caused by illogical means, by those that do something while intoxicated, or screwed up mentally from other means–whether it be from a drinking mom, or an abusive father , it is well known that dying is a release and not a calvanist point of getting what you deserve. Ie. I am rich therefore I must be godly, I am poor I must be devilish. The death penalty is a perversity of the emotional state of mankind.


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My father read this to my brother and I every Christmas Eve. Van Allsburg's beautiful illustrations are as quiet and powerful as is the message of the power of belief. There is magic in this story...


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- creatures are the main characters in the short story "The Little Mermaid" by Hans Christian Anderson that was first published in 1837 and the subsequent 1989 Disney film The Little Mermaid. Between the two, the 1989 film The Little Mermaid is a better story because it has a better plot and it offers more...
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- Fairy Tales as Moral Lessons
- be rescued, a valiant prince that rescues her and a happily ever after involving a wedding between the prince and princess. People imagine monsters and witches, but sometimes, when they read a fairy tale they may notice an underlying moral to the story that teaches us to do good deeds rather than bad...
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- Media and Its Influences
- is intended to provide unbiased data to the public, although it can be unreliable. Whether the media scapegoats one party of a story or blatantly leaves one side of the story out, the media is not only a source of communication and information, but also a questionable resource. Americans and civilians...
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- The story begins when the prince begins with an address to Lorenzo de Medici, in which Machiavelli explains that he is seeking favor with the prince by offering him some of his knowledge. He then proceeds to classify the various kinds of states: republics, hereditary princedoms, brand-new princedoms...
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- oscar wilde anlysis
- Happy Prince" Oscar Wilde's "The Happy Prince" begins by introducing the statue of the Happy Prince. Then the swallow is introduced as well, and there follows the encounter of the two characters: when the swallow is about to sleep between the feet of the statue, the tears of the Happy Prince falls...
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- Happiness Begins Where Selfishness Ends
- 10/11/2012 | Oscar Wild presents two conflicts between the stories of "The Selfish Giant" and "The Happy Prince". The two main points is the giant being selfish and the happy prince being a helping hand to the poor society. These stories teach us realistic lessons in life, that selfishness and charity...
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- Critique
- This is an example of an over complication, in a simple and beautiful story. Cinderella should be about the triumph of good over evil. Panttaja begins her article by explaining the importance of the opening scene in the story. Panttaja is resolute that Cinderella is not at all "motherless" but well...
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- Cinderella
- books, movies, and even Broadway plays that retell this story. The most classic stories involve Cinderella being tormented by her evil stepmom and step sisters. Then later escaping her torment by falling in love with the handsome prince. This story has been remade and changed into several versions. One...
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- Red Death
- Poe's short story entitled The Mask of the Red Death is an artistic example of vivid symbolism. Throughout the sinister tale Poe writes in a style that appeals to all five senses and captivates the reader's curiosity until the story's dour conclusion. Upon first glance, the story seems to be...
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- Short Stories
- English Sac – Short Stories Analytical The stories 'The Happy Prince' by Oscar Wilde, 'The Gift of Magi' by O.Henry and 'The Four Horsemen' by Jenny Pausacker all explore the themes of love, sacrifice and being non judgemental or judgemental. Throughout this topic, love, sacrifice and being non judgmental...
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- Cinderella
- Comparing and Contrasting Cinderella A long time ago, stories weren't written down. Stories were told out loud. These stories excited your imagination and filled you with wonder. When you hear a good story, you pass it on. These stories that people shared with one another came out of their hearts;...
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- The Quest for Romance, Riches, and Power in "Cinderella"
- tale about a girl who loses a glass slipper at a king's ball, and the prince sets out to find the mystery girl to marry her. However, after reading the version included in Grimm's Fairy Tales, I found that there is much more to the story than that by looking at it from different perspectives. In Maria Tatar's...
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- A Book Review on the Happy Prince's Last Section
- The Happy Prince and Other Stories This edition published 1993 by Wordsworth Editions Limited 8b East Street, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 9ET ISBN 1853261238 Reprinted 2002 Typeset by Antony Gray Printed and bound in Great Britain by Clays LTD, St Ives plc Quoted from page 21 to 23 Then the...
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- Character Analysis "Mask of the Red Death"
- 2006 Character Analysis of "Mask of the Red Death" I chose to analyze two of the characters within "The Masque of the Red Death", Prince Prospero, and The masked intruder at the end portrayed as death. The name that Edgar Allen Poe has given the main character entices a reader...
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- Cinderella/Everafter Comparison
- Sarah Hubbard September 19, 2010 Children's Lit Review/Analysis One EVERAFTER/A CINDERELLA STORY Cinderella is a classic childhood fairy tale of a young woman who's mother and father both die, leaving her with a wicked stepmother and two wicked stepsisters. There have been several movies portraying...
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- An Analysis of the Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
- 3173 January 23, 2013 An Analysis of the Little Prince by Antoine De Saint-Exupery The Little Prince or Le Petit Prince was inspired by the author Antoine de Saint Exupery's real life experience and just added fictionalized images to...
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- Edgar Allen Poe
- one of the most prolific short story writers of his time, and he is the founder of the modern detective story. His depressing and dark life had an enormous impression on his writing style. Poe was born on January 19, 1809 in Boston, Massachusetts. He did not have a very good childhood. He was orphaned at...
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- The Prince
- Summary of the happy prince by Oscar wilde? Its a beautiful story of an immortal prince ,who by his good deeds won the heart of hundreds of people in his town.he was the "happy prince",whose happiness was always dedicated for serving the needy poor people in some way or the other.but as we all know...
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- Little Mermaid Analysis
- Mermaid : Old vs. New Story The Little Mermaid is a well known story about the mermaid who was yearning for the life out of the sea. She wanted to be part of the human world and explore all of the wonderful things of living below the stars. The original Little Mermaid story was written in 1836 by...
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- The Happy Prince
- The "HAPPY" Prince Persuasive Essay "There is no mystery so great as misery" – The "Happy" Prince What does it take to achieve true happiness? In "The Happy Prince," a short story by Oscar Wilde, the spirit of a prince and a little swallow find true happiness through doing good deeds. This...
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SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota — A South Dakota circuit judge has ruled against a journalist in a lawsuit seeking more information about the death of former state economic development director Richard Benda.
The ruling from Circuit Judge Kathleen Trandahl released Tuesday states that Attorney General Marty Jackley was justified in not releasing details of Benda's death out of privacy concerns for the deceased man's immediate family members, including his daughter, who is a teenager.
"A mere suspicion is not enough to outweigh the privacy interests, the presumption of innocence, protection of the criminal process, and protection of the decedent's minor child," Trandahl wrote.
Journalist Bob Mercer, who writes for several daily newspapers, filed the lawsuit against Jackley last month. He told The Associated Press on Tuesday evening that he had just glanced at the ruling, but based on what he had read he plans to appeal to the South Dakota Supreme Court.
"In a suicide such as this, the public would seem to deserve more information than they have received," he said. Mercer took the matter to the circuit court after he was unsuccessful in getting records through an administrative law process.
Benda's October death was ruled a suicide. At the time, Jackley was preparing to file felony theft charges against Benda amid allegations of financial misconduct at the Governor's Office of Economic Development surrounding a program that administered an investment-for-green-card program.
Jackley had agreed to release more information about Benda's death but only under certain conditions, chiefly that Benda's family had to consent. After Benda's family declined to authorize the release, Mercer sought the intervention of the administrative law judge and later the circuit judge.
Jackley on Tuesday said the court recognized that under South Dakota law the confidentiality of death records isn't absolute.
"The court affirmed that we have the statutes in place, but there is some leeway in disclosure," Jackley said. "...When all parties can be satisfied, there can be an instance of disclosure. But we were unable to achieve that level of satisfying that party's (Benda's family) interest."
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Colorectal Cancer Health Center
Virtual or Real, Colonoscopy Is Best
Jan. 28, 2008 (Orlando, Fla.) -- Virtual colonoscopy is nearly as accurate as the real thing, and both methods far outperform three other standard screening methods for colon cancer, German researchers report.
Their study of more than 300 low-risk, healthy men and women compared virtual and real colonoscopy to flexible sigmoidoscopy, fecal occult blood test (FOBT), and immunological detection of hemoglobin in stool (FIT).
The researchers say the study is the first to look at how the five screening techniques perform, alone and in combination, in the same patient.
"What we found," says University of Munich's Frank Kolligs, MD, "is that for relevant lesions, virtual colonoscopy probably performs equally well to colonoscopy."
The other three methods are far less accurate, carrying a high rate of false-negative and/or false-positive readings -- even when combined, he says.
"The bottom line," Kolligs tells WebMD, "is that if you do colorectal cancer screening, you should have a test that allows the doctor to visualize the colon."
Colonoscopy vs. Other Colon Cancer Screens
In a colonoscopy, doctors guide a thin, flexible tube with a tiny camera through the patient's entire colon to check for abnormalities. Doctors consider it the gold standard for detecting polyps that can lead to colon cancer as well as for the cancer itself.
But many people avoid the procedure because of discomfort and a small risk of complications.
In the past few years, virtual colonoscopy, more accurately known as CT colonography or CTC, has begun to catch on. It uses special software to view CT scans of a patient's colon. Kolligs says it, too, allows doctors to see colon polyps before they become deadly colon cancers.
Flexible sigmoidoscopy is similar to colonoscopy, but it only examines the lower third of the colon. Not surprisingly, that means it can miss a large number of polyps, says Richard Schilsky, MD, a specialist in gastrointestinal cancers at the University of Chicago.
Both FOBT and FIT look for hidden blood in the stool. Occult, or hidden, blood can be an early sign of colon cancer.
Kolligs says that doctors thought FIT, which directly measures a component of blood called hemoglobin in the stool, would prove more accurate than FOBT, which indirectly measures hemoglobin. But that didn't prove to be the case.
Colonoscopies, Real and Virtual, Outperform Other Tests
The study, presented at the annual Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium, involved 307 men and women aged 50 or older. None had symptoms of colon cancer.
After stool samples were collected for FIT and FOBT testing, the patients underwent colonoscopy and CTC on the same day. By counting lesions found in the lower third of the colon in a colonoscopy, the researchers could approximate the results of sigmoidoscopy.
Results showed that colonoscopy and virtual colonoscopy detected advanced adenomas -- growths destined to become cancers -- at nearly the same rate. They also detected polyps larger than 10 millimeters -- a size considered dangerous -- at basically the same rate. Colonoscopy found far more tiny polyps -- 5 millimeters or smaller -- than did CTC. But such polyps only rarely turn cancerous.


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A police officer in Germany has been arrested for the suspected cannibalistic killing of a man he met online in a chat room dedicated to "exotic meat." The pair apparently exchanged fantasies of the victim being killed and eaten by email and text message and then met up for the first (and last) time in the German town of Hannover. The victim reportedly had fantasized about being killed and eaten for years -- and he finally met a man who was more than willing to help him out.
The plot was discovered after the victim's business partner reported him missing and an electronic trail led police to the suspect, who is a handwriting and document analysis expert with the police force.
When the two met, the unnnamed officer reportedly stabbed the victim in the throat and then chopped him up into little pieces and spread him all over his property. The prosecutor said about the suspect: "He said that his victim wanted to be killed and he fulfilled his wish."
He claims he did not eat any parts of the victim -- which seems rather unfair, considering the whole reason the guy wanted to be killed was so he could be eaten.
The case is reminiscent of another cannibal case in Germany that happened a decade ago, that of Armin Meiwes, who killed and ate a man he met online who also had the same fantasy. The two exchanged dozens of gory emails about their depraved plan.
Last year, New York City police officer Gilberto Valle was found guilty of plotting to kill, cook, and eat 100 women. His plot was foiled by his wife, who found his twisted online plans.
Should someone be punished when the murder is consensual? I'd have to say yes. Someone who wishes to be chopped up and eaten is severly mentally disturbed and needs help -- and not the kind of help that this German police officer allegedly gave him. You can't go around fulfilling people's depraved wishes in a civilized society. Meiwes was sentenced to life in prison, and if this man is found guilty, he deserves the same.
Do you think the punishment should be the same if a victim asked for the crime?
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Well ok then. I thought I heard of everything....I can't even finish my thought.
Yes, the punishment should be the same. The murderer murdered someone--just because that omeone was mentally ill or emotionally disturbed does mean it was okay or less of a crime.
Mentally ill people can get fixated on very strange ideas or wishes--their brains do not function properly and their thoughts are not rational. They need help, not someone to come murder them.
Punishment should be the same. Killing is killing.
Assisted suicide should be a much lesser crime than murder IMHO. Still a crime though.
Omg SarahHall58, that made me puke a little in my mouth. People are so weird.


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P-51 Soars Gloriously Than Ever Through Team Strega
Restoring the classics is a popular hobby. Whether it's cars, planes, and so on, restoration is a satisfying experience to many. But the most gratifying accomplishment is to restore something to its former glory.
Meet Team Strega and its glorious P-51 aircraft named "Strega." Strega is a highly modified P-51 Mustang, and a nine-time Reno National Unlimited Gold Class Champion.
The Strega Air Racing Team has a rich air racing history. Debuting in 1983, Strega has appeared at the Reno National Air Races every year except 1998 as well as numerous other races.
Owner and pilot Bill "Tiger" Destefani was born and raised in Bakersfield, CA. He is a cotton and alfalfa farmer and restores WWII aircraft. He went to his first Reno Air Race as a pilot in 1980 in a stock P-51 called "Mange Pane".
In October 2012, Tiger passed the torch to Steven Hinton as pilot of his P-51 Mustang Strega. Hinton placed 1st in the races he participated in after the passing of the torch.
For further info, visit strega.com
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The Grosse Tour, or keep, was 30 meters high and 15 meters across in its heyday. It was used as a fortress and arsenal.
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Bacteria Study Offers Clues to Typhoid Mary Mystery
A new study sheds more light on how Salmonella typhi, the bacteria that cause typhoid fever, hide in the body.
Silver also proved useful for two types of stubborn infections that usually require repeated rounds of antibiotic treatment and multiple visits to the clinic: dormant bacteria that lie low during antibiotic treatment and rebound to cause recurrent infections, and microbial slime layers called biofilms that coat catheters and prosthetic joints.
"The results suggest that silver could be incredibly valuable as an adjunct to existing antibiotic treatments," said Jim Collins, Ph.D., a pioneer of synthetic biology and Core Faculty member at the Wyss Institute, who is also the William F. Warren Distinguished Professor at Boston University, where he leads the Center of Synthetic Biology. A Shot in the Arm for Old Antibiotics
Tissue-Engineered Leather Could be Mass-Produced by 2017
"Our emphasis first is not on meat, it's on leather," Forgacs says. "The main reason is that, technically, skin is a simpler structure than meat, making it easier to produce."
The company also needs to acclimate potential customers to the idea of tissue-engineering products. It turns out that, initially at least, many consumers might not want to eat a modern technological marvel. "Anecdotally, we've found that around 40 percent of people would be willing to try cultured meat," he says. "There's much less controversy around using leather that doesn't involve killing animals."
They will work on growing meat in the lab while perfecting their leather process, but Forgacs expects the regulatory approval process could keep Modern Meadow burgers off the dinner plate for another 10 years. A full-scale leather production facility, on the other hand, could be up and running in five years.
Influenza: Five questions on H5N1
The biology of the H5N1 avian influenza virus is rife with paradoxes. The virus is widespread, but hard to detect. It kills more than half of the people known to be infected, but thousands of those exposed have no apparent problems. It seems to be just a few mutations away from gaining the ability to spread from person to person, but despite more than 16 years of fast-paced evolution, it has failed to do so.
This week saw the publication of the second of two papers identifying mutations that give H5N1 the ability to spread through the air between ferrets. The papers, the latest1 from a group led by Ron Fouchier at the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and the earlier one2 by Yoshihiro Kawaoka at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and his colleagues, have been controversial because they offer what some see as a recipe for disaster — that they increase the risk of accidental or intentional release of a deadly human pathogen. But what is most unsettling about them, say many in the flu community, is the evidence they provide that the wild virus could spark a pandemic on its own. That threat makes the outstanding scientific mysteries about this tiny RNA virus — its genome just 14,000 letters long — even more pressing. Here are five of the biggest puzzles, and what researchers are doing to solve them.
In one paper, the team details 497 such connections, only a handful of which had been previously recognized by scientists. Disrupting these connections may interfere with HIV's lifecycle, and the existence of so many new connections suggests there may be several novel ways to target the virus.
"Have we identified new drug targets?" said Nevan Krogan, PhD, who led the research. "I believe we have." Pathogenic Landscape of HIV: Hundreds of Connections Between Viral and Human Proteins Identified in Work That May Reveal New Drug Targets


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85 series.Leyland DAF
85 series.
A.Opening the grille by means of two catches ,( as per arrows),this is lifted and held in position by a gas strut.
B.Checking oil level whilst on level ground,take out the dipstick (1),clean with a non-fluffy cloth.Replace dipstick . Withdraw dipstick and check oil level, it should always be between the two marks.
C.If necessary top up through the filler opening (2).NEVER OVERFILL WITH OIL!.
D.Coolant level.When coolant is hot,the pressure in the cooling system is higher than atmospheric.
The filler cap should in that case be removed with caution.
First place a cloth over the filler cap and open the cap as far as the stop to allow the overpressure to escape.
The filler cap can then be fully unscrewed.
To prevent damage to the cylinder block,topping-up with cold coolant when the engine is hot must be done slowly and with the engine running.
To top up.
(a),Move rotary switch for the cab heater to"hot".
(b),Remove blue coolant cap (3)
(c),Run engine for a few minutes.
(d),Switch off engine and check coolant level.
(e),It should be half-way up the filler neck.
E.Checking the windscreen wiper fluid level.
(a) Remove filler cap (4) from windscreen wash reservoir.
(b)Check / correct the fluid level by the filler opening.
75 series Leyland DAF.
B.Oil filler.
C.Coolant filler.
E.Windscreen washer reservoir.
55 series Leyland DAF.
Oil filler and dipstick behind passenger side of cab (UK).
Coolant just above oil filler cap.
Windscreen wash under front grille.
45 series Leyland DAF.
Grille catch as photo.
Oil filler, dipstick and coolant reservoir behind cab passanger side.
Windscreen wash under front grille (top left hand side).
Constructor 24.15 / 24.18 / 24.21 .Leyland.
Leyland. Constructor.
Engine oil.
Check the engine oil using the dipstick .
If necessary , remove the oil filler cap and add clean engine oil of the correct specification until the oil level registers on the "FULL" mark on the dipstick.
Cooling system .
Remove filler cap (the one on the side ) and check that the coolant is visible just below the filler neck .
If necessary , top up with a water / anti-freeze solution.
Windscreen wash reservoir.
Open the cab front access panel (pull knob on side of dash board visible when drivers door is open ), and check the reservoir fluid level.
If necessary , remove the filler cap and fill with a solution of clean water containing a screen wash.
Leyland Lightweight Freighter.
Oil and water can be found behind the cab on the passenger side .
Windscreen wash as per CONSTRUCTOR above.
Series 70 , 80.
Coolant located behind cab.
Dipstick and oil filler lift up front grille.
Windscreen wash under front grille.
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Don't let the glasses fool you; he's a literary super heroFor fellow writers, Jonathan Lethem needs no introduction. 1999's Motherless Brooklyn, the story of a detective with Tourette's syndrome, put Lethem on the map, but by that point, he'd already written four novels that breached the genre li ... More >>
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Faced with the mistake, AP moved swiftly to rectify the error. It sent out a "mandatory kill" notification 98 minutes after distributing [reporter Bob] Lewis's item on its state wire Oct. 9. It then sent out a longer story under Lewis's byline that recounted events accurately.
Then it turned inward.
After several days of deliberations, AP fired Lewis on Monday, followed by his immediate editor in Richmond, Dena Potter. On Tuesday, regional editor Norm Gomlak confirmed that he, too, had been fired over the story. Gomlak, who is based in Atlanta, was the primary editor of Lewis's story because Potter was tied up with an unrelated story Oct. 9.
Lewis, 57, makes no excuses about the mistake. But, he said Tuesday, he feels "stunned and hurt" by his firing after 28 years of "unblemished" service to the AP. "I still can't really wrap my head around it," he said by phone from Richmond. "The only blessing out of this has been the expressions of support" from friends, colleagues and many of the officials he has covered over his career, including Virginia's two senators and former governors, Timothy M. Kaine (D) and Mark R. Warner (D), and the state's current governor, Robert F. McDonnell (R).
As the Post notes, an error of this nature rarely leads to a full-on firing. Let alone three. "If everyone who made a mistake was fired for it, we'd have empty newsrooms," noted University of Oregon professor Scott Maier. Lewis and the others are getting petitions of support encouraging the AP to rehire them, which some analysts note was likely caused by the sensitivity of the subject—a highly-watched Virginia gubernatorial campaign—rather than the error itself.
Basically, Republicans are attacking Obama where he is least vulnerable and at a time when they have minimal credibility. It isn't working. By trying to turn everything into a scandal rather than saying Obama's policies are wrongheaded—and rather than fixing their own image problems with minority, female, younger, and moderate voters—Republicans are focusing on attacking a guy whose name will never again appear on a ballot.Polling guru and political analyst Charlie Cook, explaining why Republicans' attacks on President Obama may ultimately fall flat. Despite the media feeding frenzy over the three concurrent scandals to hit the Obama White House, the President's approval rating has hardly suffered at all: In general, it's hovered around 51%, with one poll even showing an uptick since April. Meanwhile, a recent CNN poll showed the Republican Party with the highest negative ratings—59%—that either party has received in more than 20 years. "Americans may not be ecstatic about President Obama and his policies," Cook writes, "but compared with the Republicans, they think Obama doesn't look so bad." source
Gary Pruitt, in his first television interviews since it was revealed the Justice Department subpoenaed phone records of AP reporters and editors, said the move already has had a chilling effect on journalism. Pruitt said the seizure has made sources less willing to talk to AP journalists and, in the long term, could limit Americans' information from all news outlets.
Pruitt told CBS' "Face the Nation" that the government has no business monitoring the AP's newsgathering activities.
"And if they restrict that apparatus … the people of the United States will only know what the government wants them to know and that's not what the framers of the Constitution had in mind when they wrote the First Amendment," he said.
A lawsuit has not been ruled out, but next moves haven't been decided as of yet.
There can be no possible justification for such an overbroad collection of the telephone communications of The Associated Press and its reporters. These records potentially reveal communications with confidential sources across all of the newsgathering activities undertaken by the AP during a two-month period, provide a road map to AP's newsgathering operations and disclose information about AP's activities and operations that the government has no conceivable right to know.Associated Press President and Chief Executive Officer Gary Pruitt • In a letter, sent to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, denouncing the Justice Department's decision to acquire the phone records of AP journalists as well as a number of the wire service's offices over a two-month period. The move came as a result of a 2012 AP story which leaked the news of a foiled attack on the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death. The move, which followed the Obama administration's general policy of trying to shut down leaks, nonetheless was disowned by the White House. "We are not involved in decisions made in connection with criminal investigations, as those matters are handled independently by the Justice Department," said White House Press Secretary Jay Carney. "Any questions about an ongoing criminal investigation should be directed to the Department of Justice." The move has been condemned by many journalists.
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Toronto Aquarium is located in one of the largest cities in Canada and is the capital city of Ontario. Toronto is situated in the South Ontario on the north western shore of the Ontario Lake. Being located on the shore of a lake, Toronto is about to have its first aquarium. Ripley's Toronto Aquarium is all set to make a big splash in the year 2013. This will be one of the cool aquariums of all times in comparison to the other aquariums in Canada. Ripley's Aquarium Toronto will be one of the prime locations in Canada. The aquarium guys will be appointed after they pass various tests and proper training regarding animal husbandry and customer service. Seahorse aquarium will be one of the most highlighting features of this aquarium.
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Shark Tank will be one the major showpieces of this new Ripley's Toronto Aquarium. The visitors will be allowed to walk beneath the sea and the 3 meter long dangerous sharks. There will be different species of shark in aquarium and the will be able to experience them in closely through the tunnel. The acrylic tunnel in this aquarium will cut a 96metres long swath all the way through the shark lagoon. This shark lagoon will be a habitat of various species of sharks including the sand tiger sharks, sawfish and dozens of other shark species. It will be the longest structure of its kind in the entire North America with a moving walkway, running all through the length of the acrylic tunnel. This walkway will allow the visitors to step and off and closely experience the natural habitat of these marine creatures.
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The Ripley's Toronto Aquarium will be one of its own kinds and will be the largest aquariums in North America. This $130 million worth aquarium will hold more than double the volume of water in an Olympic sized swimming pool. This aquarium will have a capacity of holding of 5.7 million litres of water. Swimming in this water will be more than 13000 sea, fresh water and semi water creatures of about 450 different species. Other than the sharks, this aquarium will also be a home to sea dragons, sea turtles, star fish, jelly fish and other myriads of sea creatures. These animals and sea creatures will be from the Atlantic, Arctic, Pacific and other Great Lakes.
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Noodle Gratin with Cheese, Corn, and Roasted Pepper
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Yield: 4 servings (serving size: about 1 cup)
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- Calories: 384
- Fat: 12.7g
- Saturated fat: 7.5g
- Protein: 20.7g
- Carbohydrate: 45.7g
- Cholesterol: 65mg
- Iron: 2.2mg
- Sodium: 797mg
- Calories from fat: 30%
- Fiber: 2.3g
- Calcium: 459mg
- 2 1/2 cups 1% low-fat milk, divided
- 2 1/2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 1/4 cups (5 ounces) pre-shredded reduced-fat Cheddar cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 cup frozen corn, thawed
- 1/3 cup chopped bottled roasted red bell pepper
- 5 cups cooked wide egg noodles (about 4 cups uncooked)
- Cooking spray
- 1 (1-ounce) slice white bread
- 1 tablespoon light butter, melted
- Preheat oven to 450°.
- Pour 1 1/2 cups milk into a saucepan; cook over medium heat 1 minute or until warm. Whisk remaining 1 cup milk and flour in a bowl until flour dissolves. Add to pan; cook, stirring constantly, 8 minutes or until bubbly. Reduce heat to low; add cheese, salt, black pepper, and nutmeg. Stir until cheese melts.
- Add corn, roasted red bell pepper, and cheese sauce to noodles. Spoon mixture into an 11 x 7-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- Place bread in a food processor; pulse 5 times or until coarse crumbs measure 1/2 cup. Combine breadcrumbs and melted butter; sprinkle over noodle mixture. 5. Bake at 450° for 10 minutes or until golden brown and bubbly.
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PEORIA, Ill. – Peoria Schnucks shoppers may feel as if they are shopping at a brand new store when they enter their recently remodeled supermarket at 4800 N. University Street (61614). The "new" Peoria store now features several of the company's latest food services and environmental initiatives.
Store Manager and 21-year Schnucks veteran James Porter thinks customers will be excited about the results of this extensive remodel. "Our customers are sure to notice our new décor package that includes new shelving, cases, refrigerators and freezers. However, those additions are only the tip of the iceberg. We've pulled out all the stops in order to create a spectacular shopping experience for our customers," Porter said.
Coffee lovers will find a new Kaldi's coffee café that includes a self-service pastry and cookie display. Like Schnucks, Kaldi's is a family-owned company based in St. Louis. Kaldi's roasts and blends more than 40 coffees and espressos for their own coffeehouses and for specialty markets, restaurants, coffeehouses, grocery stores, universities and offices in the Midwest. Kaldi's specializes in organic and Fair Trade coffees, and uses traditional small-batch roasting techniques. Kaldi's coffee is certified organic and kosher.
The bakery department also features the company's third made-from-scratch Artisan bread shop and self-service display. Porter says that other new amenities in prepared foods will include a soup kiosk, wing bar and olive bar. While seafood lovers will enjoy the new sushi case and shrimp bar in the updated seafood department.
Porter anticipates a great response from customers when they see the walk-in beer cooler while cheese aficionados will appreciate the new cheese island that features a plethora of domestic and international products.
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St. Louis-based Impact Strategies served as general contractor for the remodel, but Schnucks Director of Facilities Engineering Ross Hutsel says more than a $1 million in contracts were awarded to central Illinois subcontractors that included Hein Construction Company, Inc., Schaefer Electric, Monefusco HVAC, Inc and The PIPCO Companies.
At 87,000 square feet, the Peoria Schnucks is one of the company's largest stores. The store opened in 1999. This is the first major remodel for that location. The remodeled store includes the first Schnucks Community Center, which according to Porter, will be made available to different community groups for their periodic meetings.
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Are these mirrors going to look great or too heavy?
January 17, 2013 in Design Dilemma
Just got the new vanity and I can't decide on the mirrors. Do they look elegant or heavy? The fixtures in the tub and shower are bronze. Should I put em up or take em back? If take em back..suggestions please!
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I not as concerned about heavy appearance as I am about how high they will need to be mounted above the rear back splash. Typically you want to leave a reveal of an inch or more between the top of the back splash and the bottom of the mirror. Can you do this and fit it under the light fixture and have an acceptable view of yourself?
January 17, 2013 at 6:31AM Like
I do not think they will look too heavy for the space, at all.
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Love the mirrors they just need to be mounted with the bottom covering some of that back splash.
January 17, 2013 at 7:58AM Like
I am probably really close to 1". I will measure when I get home. Great advice. If not I will have to go thinner...but the same bronze color, right?
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Nancy Hehmann
I think they are great!
January 17, 2013 at 8:46AM Like
They look good, but don't crowd them and don't hang them over the back spalsh. That will look like you forced them to work.
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Love them! We would love to see before and after pictures. Looks like you have done a lot with the space!
January 17, 2013 at 9:24AM Like
Not too heavy.
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Carolyn C. Interior Decorator, Brampton, ON.
I like them as well.
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Joyce Joyce
Same here, they work if you have enough clearance. I would try and add contrast with the accessories - avoid going bronze all the way.
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I am thinking glass accessories...I do have bronze right now...
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They look nice...not too heavy. How high you're going place them? If you're going for higher, you could do a slight tilt down.
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You may have to mount them horizontally instead of vertically with that big backsplash but they look good to me!
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Get down with alpha channel clips in Autodesk Smoke! In this post, we show you a variety of ways to work with alpha channel and matte clips – essential knowledge for any Smoke video editor. Read More