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Editor's Note: Please welcome University of Georgia Junior midfielder and Team President, Conner Reed to MCLA Fan. He will be writing about the Bulldogs throughout the 2013 season as they compete in the SELC D1 and make a run for the National Tourament.
Coming off of a 13-3 season, The University of Georgia Bulldogs are looking to duplicate this success in the 2013 campaign. This season will not be easy, however, as the team takes on a much more challenging schedule, all while replacing 10 seniors from last year's squad. The Dawgs start 2013 on February 9 in Athens with a game against SELC foe Wake Forest. The next afternoon will feature a rematch from the 2012 season with Kennesaw State University. The Owls are ranked 14th in the country for MCLA D-2 going into the season. The first road test for the Dawgs will come on February 16 down in Gainesville against the Florida Gators. The Dawgs came out on top in both editions of this rivalry game last season.
The last weekend in February takes UGA down to Tallahassee for the Southern Shootout, with games against Central Florida, South Carolina, and #14 Florida State. The Dawgs took both contestants against UCF and USC last season in hard fought battles, while the Seminoles took both games against UGA in 2012 – including the SELC semi-final classic that saw the Noles score with under 1 minute to play to complete the 10-9 comeback victory. Georgia returns to Athens for a weekend of non-conference action on March 1st and 2nd. The Dawgs welcome the Iowa Hawkeyes and Texas Christian University Horned Frogs to Athens on Friday and Saturday, respectively. This will be the Dawgs' first matchup with both teams.
Division play heats up after Spring Break as the Dawgs travel to Oxford, MS to take on a much improved Ole Miss squad on Friday March 22. Georgia will return home to play the reinstated Vanderbilt Commodores in Roswell, GA at Centennial High School on March 24. March concludes with what has become a heated rivalry with the Clemson Tigers on March 29.
April finds the Bulldogs on the road for the remainder of the season. On April 5, the Dawgs will take on the University of Alabama. UGA then travels down to Auburn on April 7 for another division game. "'Bama is always a hard fought game that comes down to the fourth quarter," says senior defenseman Brett Botto. "Considering we just edged by them last year in the last five minutes of the game, we know they'll be prepared to try and knock us off this year."
The Dawgs will close their out-of-conference play with a trip to Colorado on April 12th through 13th. On Friday, Georgia will take on preseason #1 and the defending MCLA D-1 Champion Colorado State. This will be one of the Dawgs toughest challenges of the season without question. However, it does not get any easier the next night, as UGA will play the #7 University of Colorado Buffaloes in Folsom Field. Senior midfielder Garrett Whitehurst comments, "We are looking big picture and at the MCLA tournament, so we're excited to play some elite competition outside of the SELC."
The Dawgs then return to Georgia for some good ole' fashioned hate and the final division game against Georgia Tech in Atlanta on April 20.


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Services for Bryona P. Wiley, 77, Lawrence, will be at 2 p.m. April 16 at Cottonwood Inc.
Mrs. Wiley died Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2003, at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She was cremated.
She was born July 2, 1925, in Baldwin, the daughter of Everett D. and Vida L. (Deay) Pence. She grew up in Eudora and graduated from Eudora High School.
Mrs. Wiley worked at Weaver's Department Store and was a co-founder of Cottonwood Inc. She served on the board at Cottonwood and on the Cottonwood Foundation Board until recently. She was a member of Chapter GQ of P.E.O. and Lawrence Country Club and was a past president of Kansas Association of Retarded Citizens.
She married Lyman T. Wiley on Dec. 5, 1942, in Eudora. He survives of the home.
Other survivors include a son, Ted Wiley, Lawrence; a daughter, Teri Wiley, Lawrence; a sister, Mary Butcher, Florida; and three grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials to Cottonwood Inc., Attn: Sharon Spratt, 2801 W. 31st St., Lawrence 66046, or sent in care of Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
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The Portland office paid the freight for the items.
The U.S. Sanitary Commission, of which the Maine office was an official state branch, took care of various needs of soldiers and their families.
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Many American women deliver their babies by cesarean birth, which means the baby is born through a surgical incision made in the mother's abdomen and uterus. At one time it was thought that once a woman had a cesarean birth, she would always have a cesarean birth in any subsequent pregnancies.
Today, that thinking is changing. Many women who have had cesarean births can attempt to deliver vaginally (referred to as a VBAC or vaginal birth after cesarean) if no risk factors are present. In fact, 60 to 80 percent of these women go on to have successful vaginal deliveries.
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, VBAC can be a safe option for many women. However, it is not the right choice for all women, and there are some risks.
Less risk. A vaginal delivery usually has fewer complications for the mother than cesarean birth. A cesarean delivery requires major surgery and is performed under anesthesia. With a vaginal birth, there is no abdominal incision, so there are none of the risks associated with surgery, and the anesthesia risks tend to be lower. The major risk of VBAC is that the cesarean scar on the uterus may tear during labor. Some types of incisions on the uterus used in cesarean deliveries are more likely to rupture during vaginal delivery than others.
Shorter recovery. The mother's stay in the hospital often is shorter after a vaginal delivery, and she usually will have less discomfort than after a cesarean birth. Recovery at home is usually faster after a vaginal birth, too.
More involvement. Some women wish to be awake and fully involved in the birth process. Since general anesthesia is sometimes used during cesarean delivery, the mother cannot always remain awake and experience the actual birth. There also may be more limits on the presence of others in the delivery room during a cesarean birth.
Of course, there are a number of other factors to consider before you and your doctor decide if you are a good candidate for VBAC delivery. The factors that could influence your decision include the type of incision made in the uterus during previous cesarean birth(s), multiple births, the size and position of the baby in the womb, and medical conditions, such as high blood pressure or diabetes. Most hospitals are now requiring a separate consent to be signed for a vaginal birth if a woman has had a previous cesarean birth. Women attempting a VBAC should begin labor with close medical supervision in a hospital capable of emergency C-sections. VBAC should only be attempted in a hospital where an emergency C-section can be set up in less than 30 minutes.
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RUTLAND, Vt. (AP) -- A former Walgreens pharmacist has pleaded not guilty to a charge that he diverted more than 700 prescription painkiller pills for his own use.
Rutland police say 32-year-old Brandon Cigana of Whitehall, N.Y., had worked at the store since April 2013. The manager told police he discovered some pills were missing after reviewing an internal loss-prevention report in February.
Cigana, who was fired in March, was accused of making "inventory adjustments" on the computer last year. He also was the only pharmacist on duty during a day in February when some pills went missing.
Cigana was arraigned Monday on a felony charge of obtaining a regulated drug by fraud or deceit.
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Puerto Rico Police Investigate Another Possible Anti-Gay Hate Crime
Puerto Rican police continue to investigate the death of a gay man who was found dead in Corozal early on Wednesday, Oct. 26.
According to el Nuevo Día José Juan Jiménez Santiago, 55, was found in front of a local business around 6:40 a.m. with head and shoulder wounds. The newspaper reported that investigators have yet to uncover a clear motive behind Jiménez' murder, but his death has shaken the town.
Jiménez' life-long friend, Jorge Marrero García, told el Nuevo Día that he last saw him around 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Jiménez asked Marrero for $5 to buy some hamburgers, but the newspaper reported that he did not tell him where he was going. Investigators said that they know that Jiménez visited a late night restaurant and a cafeteria with four other people after Marrero last saw him.
An investigator told Primera Hora that those who had gathered at the scene suspected that Jiménez was gay, but relatives did not provide any details of his possible sexual orientation to the police. The newspaper further reported that Jiménez's family told investigators that they did not suspect his death was a hate crime.
El Nuevo Día reported that Jiménez's parents had recently passed away, and he had lived in his mother's cousin's home for nearly three decades. "He was a good man and all I want to know is who did this," Matilde Santiago told the newspaper.
Nearly two dozen LGBT Puerto Ricans have been murdered on the island since late 2009-including Ashley Santiago Ocasio, a transgender woman who was found stabbed to death in her Corozal home in April 2010. Gay teenager Jorge Steven López Mercado's decapitated, dismembered and partially burned body was found dumped along a remote roadside near Cayey in Nov. 2009.
Sexual orientation and gender identity and expression were added to Puerto Rico's hate crimes law in 2002, but prosecutors have not convicted anyone under the statute since it was adopted. The Justice Department concluded in a damning report on the Puerto Rico Police Department it released last month that the agency's response to hate crimes on the island remains inadequate.
Pedro Julio Serrano of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force told EDGE that local authorities have an obligation to investigate whether Jiménez' death is a hate crime.
"It is imperative that in this case the authorities follow Prosecutor General Obdulio Meléndez's order that prosecutors investigate the hate angle in all crimes committed against any member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual and transgender community," he said.


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Why Did Governor Snyder Suddenly Put Right to Work on His Agenda?
Many wondered why Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder changed his tune on "right to work" for less legislation abruptly this week. If you take a closer look at the makeup of the 2013 Michigan state legislature, the reason becomes clear.
With recent Democratic gains from the 2012 election, the majority of the chamber in 2013 would oppose "right to work" for less legislation. So, the bills had to be rammed through quickly and with no input from the public.
In the 2013 session, there would be 51 House Democrats opposed to the bills plus the six House Republicans who voted against right-to-work this week.
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The Grammy Award for Best Performance by a Vocal Group or Chorus was awarded from 1959 to 1960. In 1961 the award was split into two awards for Best Performance by a Vocal Group and Best Performance by a Chorus.
Years reflect the year in which the Grammy Awards were presented, for works released in the previous year.
- Grammy Awards of 1960
- Richard Condie (choir director) for "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir directed by Richard Condie
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- The King Sisters – Imagination
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Golf for Kids Course Held in Vandalia
The KC Vandalia Campus recently held a "Golf for Kids" course through the Community Education Department.
The course was an introduction to golf with emphasis on rules of the sport, fundamentals of the golf swing, driving, irons, etc.
Students who participated in the course.
Sophie Whitten, Vandalia; Elizabeth Barenfanger, Vandalia; Ellie Whitten, Vandalia; Shelby Bowles, Shobonier, Case Goldsmith, Shobonier Cole Tarkington, Vandalia; Cody Stewart, Vandalia Eric Barenfanger Vandalia.
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This is the group of companies who raised their dividend during the week: Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. (NYSE:OHI), Spectra Energy Partners LP (NYSE:SEP), Oneok Partners L.P. (NYSE:OKS), ONEOK Inc. (NYSE:OKE), and Enterprise Bancorp Inc (NASDAQ:EBTC).
1. Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. (NYSE:OHI)
Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. (NYSE:OHI), a self-administered real estate investment trust (REIT), which invests primarily in long-term healthcare facilities in the United States, increased its quarterly dividend by 6.70% to 32 cents per share. This is the first increase for the company since 2008. Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. has increased its quarterly dividend in each of the past six years. The company had previously eliminated distributions for 2001 and 2002. The stock currently yields 6.00%. Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. has a market cap of $1.61 billion; its shares were traded at around $18.86 with a P/E ratio of 12.7 and P/S ratio of 8.3. The dividend yield of Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. stocks is 6.8%. Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. had an annual average earning growth of 2.7% over the past 5 years.
Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. announced its results of operations for the quarter ended September 30, 2009. Reported Funds From Operations ("FFO") available to common stockholders for the three months ended September 30, 2009 of $30.0 million or $0.36 per common share. The Company reported net income of $21.1 million, net income available to common stockholders of $18.9 million, or $0.22 per diluted common share on operating revenues of $49.8 million. This compares to net income of $28.1 million, net income available to common stockholders of $25.6 million, or $0.33 per diluted common share on operating revenues of $60.0 million for the same period in 2008.
Sales were made by Chief Accounting Officer Michael Ritz and Director Edward Lowenthal
Enterprise Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:EBTC), which operates as the holding company for Enterprise Bank and Trust Company that provides various banking products and services, increased its quarterly dividend by 5.30% to 10 cents per share. Enterprise Bancorp, Inc. has increased its dividends for 15 years in a row. However the company has been publicly traded only since 2005. The stock currently yields 3.70%. Enterprise Bancorp Inc has a market cap of $88.6 million; its shares were traded at around $10.75 with a P/E ratio of 11.2 and P/S ratio of 1.2. The dividend yield of Enterprise Bancorp Inc stocks is 3.6%.
Buys were made recently by CEO John P Jr Clancy, EVP & CFO James A Marcotte, Director Nancy L Donahue, Director Carol L Reid, Director John R Clementi, Director James F Conway III, and Director Ken S Ansin.
3.Oneok Partners L.P. (NYSE:OKS)
ONEOK Partners, L.P. (NYSE:OKS), which engages in the ownership and management of natural gas gathering, processing, storage, and interstate and intrastate pipeline assets, as well as natural gas liquids (NGLs) gathering and distribution pipelines, increased its quarterly distribution $1.10 per unit. This master limited partnership has increased its quarterly distributions in each of the past five consecutive years. The units currently yield 6.80%. Oneok Partners L.p. has a market cap of $5.82 billion; its shares were traded at around $60.4 with a P/E ratio of 16.1 and P/S ratio of 0.8. The dividend yield of Oneok Partners L.p. stocks is 7.3%. Oneok Partners L.p. had an annual average earning growth of 2.8% over the past 10 years.
ONEOK Partners, L.P. announced third-quarter 2009 earnings of $1.00 per unit, compared with $1.97 per unit for the third quarter 2008. Net income attributable to ONEOK Partners was $121.5 million in the third quarter 2009, compared with $203.9 million in the same period in 2008.
Stocks were bought by Director Shelby Odell.
4. Oneok Inc. (NYSE:OKE)
Oneok, Inc. (NYSE:OKE), which engages in the purchase, transportation, storage, and distribution of natural gas in the United States and Canada, increased its quarterly dividend by 4.80% to 44 cents per share. Oneok, Inc. is a general partner of Oneok Partners L.P. (NYSE:OKS) and has raised dividends for 8 consecutive years. The stock currently yields 3.70%.
Oneok, Inc. is engaged in several aspects of the energy business. The company purchases, gathers, compresses, transports, stores, and distributes natural gas. It also leases pipeline capacity to others. The company drills for and produces oil and gas, extracts and sells natural gas liquids, and is engaged in the gas marketing business. Oneok Inc. has a market cap of $4.57 billion; its shares were traded at around $43.3 with a P/E ratio of 16.5 and P/S ratio of 0.3. The dividend yield of Oneok Inc. stocks is 4.1%. Oneok Inc. had an annual average earning growth of 7.3% over the past 10 years. GuruFocus rated Oneok Inc. the business predictability rank of 2.5-star.
ONEOK Inc. is owned by 2 Gurus- George Soros and David Dreman.
Stocks were bought by President James C Kneale, Director David L Kyle, Director Pattye L Moore, and COO James C Kneale.
5. Spectra Energy Partners LP (NYSE:SEP)
Spectra Energy Partners, LP (NYSE:SEP), which engages in the transportation of natural gas through interstate pipeline systems, and the storage of natural gas in underground facilities in the United States, increased its quarterly dividend from 40 to 41 cents per unit. This is the ninth consecutive quarterly distribution increase for Spectra Energy Partners, LP since it went public in 2007. This master limited partnership currently yields 5.30%. The company is one of the largest operators of natural gas pipelines and storage facilities in North America. Spectra Energy Partners Lp has a market cap of $1.78 billion; its shares were traded at around $30.29 with a P/E ratio of 18.2 and P/S ratio of 14.2. The dividend yield of Spectra Energy Partners Lp stocks is 5.3%.
Spectra Energy Partners LP said its profit rose in the third quarter due to acquisitions and expansion projects. The company said it earned $40.4 million, or 48 cents per unit, compared with $24.3 million, or 34 cents per unit, in the same quarter a year ago.


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A night of drinking ultimately leads to a trip to the cemetery, where the trio bids a final goodbye to Devin before finding a strange card on a gravestone. Written on the card is a song, which the three drunken friends sing while dancing on the nearby graves. Little do they know that the song is actually an ancient curse, and that by invoking it they've condemned one another to a month of haunting, the final outcome of which could very well be death.
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Natural Disaster
The flood of March 23–27, 1913, turned all of Ohio's lowlands into a veritable inland sea, causing hundreds of deaths and untold destruction. It also resulted in a legacy of charity.
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Tiffin had no warning.
On Tuesday, March 25, 1913, amid a pre-dawn torrential downpour that had continued with tropical intensity since Easter Sunday two days earlier, a 24-foot-high wall of water roared down the Sandusky River. Tons of turbulent, muddy, icy water splintered bridges, swept away 500 buildings, inundated factories and homes, and drowned 19 people.
At virtually the same time, in the hilly Akron suburb of Kenmore, a young mother was wakened by the unnatural sound of water surging through her tiny one-story house. She swung her feet off the bed to investigate –– and found herself standing in frigid water, ankle-deep and rapidly rising. Her panicked husband loaded her and their infant into a rowboat and the young family swirled away into the vicious current, looking back just in time to see their house half submerged by rapidly rising Summit Lake.
A day later and 200 miles south, at 4 a.m., a wall of yellow water bore down the swollen Scioto River upon Chillicothe, strong enough to scour paving stones off the streets and excavate gullies up to 8 feet deep. In less than an hour, three-quarters of the town was under 20 feet of surging water.
The week after Easter 1913, portions of Ohio received up to 11 inches of rain –– the equivalent of three months of average rainfall. From Defiance, Sandusky, Cleveland and Youngstown in the north, down to Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Zanesville and Marietta, half a million frightened Ohioans simultaneously struggled to reach higher ground as their property, their livelihoods and their loved ones were swept away. At the flood's peak between March 25 and 28, some towns were inundated by water so deep that literally not a rooftop or chimney could be seen across water rushing through a river valley.
After the floodwaters receded, Ohio's official death toll was placed at 462, with another quarter-million rendered homeless or destitute. By mid-April 1913, the Ohio State Board of Health had counted some 20,000 Ohio homes destroyed and another 35,500 rendered uninhabitable by stinking yellow mud that coated the walls –– this in a day before widespread use of homeowner's insurance. Railroad yards, hundreds of miles of track, factories, and sewage treatment plants –– many of which were located near rivers for transportation and water supply –– had been submerged. Thousands of horses, cattle and other livestock had drowned; farm fields were robbed of fertile topsoil and left covered with stones. The Ohio and Erie Canal was in ruins, summarily ending Ohio's canal era.
The catastrophe extended far beyond Ohio's borders. At its peak, floodwaters stretched from Pittsburgh to St. Louis; in succeeding weeks, flood crests draining down the Mississippi River set record heights, bursting levees as far south as Arkansas. Altogether, the 1913 flood was the most widespread natural disaster the United States had ever suffered, dwarfing the areas destroyed by the Chicago Fire of 1871, the Johnstown flood of 1889, or the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906.
Yet today, to the extent the 1913 flood is remembered at all, it is usually known as the Great Dayton Flood, for the Ohio city that put a human face on the tragedy in much the same way that the suffering of New Orleans became symbolic of the interstate devastation of hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005.
dayton's lifeline
Until the first news made it out of Dayton, the nation had no idea of Ohio's plight. The winter storm system swept in with a wicked one-two punch, the first punch knocking out much of the Midwest's communications.
On Good Friday, March 21, after days of sultry heat more characteristic of June than of March, an unusually strong arctic cold front moved down from Canada. Across Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, temperatures plummeted from 60 degrees to 23 degrees in hours, while accompanying gale force winds unroofed houses, tumbled carriages off roads and uprooted entire fences. In Toledo and elsewhere around Ohio, sustained winds topped 90 miles per hour, setting new records and splintering hundreds of telephone and telegraph poles and downing miles of wire. On the windstorm's heels came sleet that encased remaining wires with heavy ice, pulling down hundreds more poles. With power out and telegraph and telephone communications virtually stilled on Easter weekend, the U.S. Weather Service could neither gather timely information about the torrential downpours moving across Ohio, nor distribute warnings.
In 1913 as now, Dayton was at the confluence of three major rivers: the Mad, the Stillwater and the Miami. All three drain the Great Miami watershed, accounting for about 10 percent of Ohio's area, half of it above Dayton. The combined waters flow south as the Great Miami, which empties into the Ohio River. Half of Dayton was built on the rivers' floodplains, seemingly protected by levees 20 feet high.
Easter week, when the Great Miami watershed received nearly 10 inches of rain, some 4 million gallons –– about equal to a month's discharge over Niagara Falls –– was funneled down the three rivers and through the city in four days. Around 8 a.m. on Tuesday, March 25, the city's levees burst in several places like breaking dams, loosing 10-foot walls of water that roared through downtown streets, marooning people in the upper floors of office buildings.
One of the people trapped by waters rising up the stairwells was John A. Bell, district plant chief for Central Union Telephone Company. All but a single telephone line in Dayton was dead. Through a test telephone Bell jury-rigged, he managed to get a call patched through to Columbus to Ohio Governor James M. Cox, a former newspaperman who had founded the Dayton Daily News. Day and night, Bell sat at one end of that telephone wire, telling Cox all that went on around him: the fires he could see raging in the business district from burst gas lines; the rescues by boats in the flooded streets; the cold and sleet that complicated rescue and increased suffering; and the waters that were rising up the phone company's stairwells, forcing Bell and several mechanics to carry his equipment to higher stories.
Cox coordinated rescue trains with supplies and room for refugees. He allowed reporters from Ohio newspapers and the Associated Press to camp in his governor's offices, turning Columbus into the flood's news center. The reporters, realizing that Bell was the voice of Dayton out to the world, made much of his eyewitness accounts. Thus newspapers across the land carried banner headlines at week's end when Bell reported to Cox: "The sun is shining in Dayton!"
newspapers to the rescue
With telephone, telegraph and electrical wires downed, highways and roads now seas of mud, hundreds of bridges destroyed, ports turbulent with wreckage, and trains halted by submerged or washed-out track, virtually every town and major city in Ohio felt itself to be terrifyingly alone during the last week of March 1913 –– in many cases, literally an island surrounded by an impassable moat of roiling, frigid floodwaters.
Suddenly, newspapers were the only means of communication. They printed essential notices, such as warnings from the Ohio State Board of Health instructing citizens to boil all drinking water to prevent the spread of disease. They also published appeals for money, food, blankets and other goods for the suddenly homeless, and kept tallies of donations from openhearted individuals, organizations and cities from around the nation. They published progress reports of local rescue efforts. Indeed, on the strength of the newspaper coverage, newly inaugurated President Woodrow Wilson dispatched the head of the Red Cross as well as U.S. Army communications and medical personnel to Ohio, hours before the telephone company was able to patch a circuit from Columbus to the White House to convey Governor Cox's appeal for federal assistance.
In Cleveland, The Plain Dealer set itself up as a clearinghouse for frantic inquiries from friends and relations about victims in flooded areas, publishing column after column about deaths and rescues. Enterprising reporters rode with relief trains into Dayton, taking photographs and propelling themselves in telephone-cable–riding "breeches buoys" across raging rivers right into the heart of the very flood zones that exhausted refugees were fleeing.
And as soon as each issue of The Plain Dealer, ink still damp, ran off the presses, they were wheeled into the mail room, wrapped in waterproof bundles and rushed into waiting special trains. At the edge of the floodwaters, the papers were transferred into motorboats and rowboats, which newsboys paddled up to the second-floor windows of homes to sell issues to marooned flood victims as far west as Toledo, as far east as Ashtabula, and as far south as Columbus.
remembering and forgetting
For a solid week, newspapers in Boston, New York, Chicago and New Orleans blared Dayton's plight in front page headlines. But Ohio's flood was competing with front-page European news about the fall of besieged Adrianople on March 28 that ended the Ottoman Empire. On April 2, the flood story was shoved off the front pages with coverage of the death and funeral of famous financier J. P. Morgan.
But the end of coverage in no way marked the end of recovery. Parts of southern Ohio remained under martial law for weeks. It was late May before the Pennsylvania Railroad finish reconstructing all its track and trestles and Bell Telephone and Western Union replaced downed poles and wires and refurbished inundated exchanges. The Red Cross headquarters established in Columbus continued its relief work until late August.
The Easter flood of 1913 also left nationwide legacies. The catastrophe triggered revolutions in flood-control technology. The vulnerability of the electrical, telephone and telegraph wires sparked a movement to establish nationwide emergency radio. The procedures the Red Cross improvised for meeting the urgent needs of families throughout the vast area of Ohio became codified as standard procedures for battlefield disaster relief in World War I.
Meanwhile, armed with experience in the efficient soliciting and dispensing of donations of money and goods from thousands of contributors nationwide, Cleveland millionaires and leading citizens formed the first Community Chest - a pioneer in a form of philanthropy called federated giving that inspired Community Chests in scores of cities around the nation. In the 1940s, the Community Chests merged with other groups to form the nationwide United Way, which continued to pattern its operations on the model established in Ohio in 1913.
Science journalist Trudy E. Bell is currently writing a book on the 1913 flood in Dayton for Arcadia Press.
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In 1985, Eugene M. Lang's generous gift transformed a small New School undergraduate program known for its seminar-style teaching into a distinct liberal arts college within the university. In acknowledgment of his generosity and his vision for undergraduate education, this new division was named Eugene Lang College. Since then, Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts has embodied the values of its founder: a strong commitment to academic excellence and to linking liberal arts education with civic engagement.
Mr. Lang was a son of immigrant parents and grew up in New York City during The Great Depression. He attended public schools and was admitted to Swarthmore College on a scholarship at age 15. He graduated with a major in economics. While working successively as a writer of business reports and a production planner and factory manager for an aircraft parts company, Mr. Lang earned an MS business degree from Columbia University and studied mechanical engineering at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.
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Why Some Liberals Aren't Vaccinating Their Kids, (And Why Measles & Polio Are Happy About It)
Vaccines prevent all kinds of awful diseases, like influenza, measles, mumps, and diphtheria. So, why are more and more upper-middle-class, educated people refusing to vaccinate their children?
According to The World Health Organization, vaccinations prevent millions of deaths every year.
Despite the overwhelming amount of data, some parents are still opting out of vaccinating their children, and the number of those who harbor antivaccination sentiments appears to be growing.
The National Center for Biotechnology Information reports that today, "vaccines are becoming a victim of their success." Since many people have never seen the effects of debilitating diseases, some have become complacent, or even skeptical, about the benefits of vaccinating.
The internet worsens fears regarding vaccination safety, as at least a dozen websites publish alarming information about the risks of vaccines. Increasing numbers of parents are refusing immunizations for their children and seeking legally sanctioned exemptions instead, apparently fearing vaccines more than the underlying diseases that they protect against.
This growing trend was tackled on a recent episode of "The Daily Show" with Jon Stewart. "Daily Show" correspondent Samantha Bee interviewed Sarah Pope, a health and nutrition blogger, who said vaccines are "loaded with toxins" and that she would not inject them into her kids.
In the video, Bee tries to satirize Pope, poking fun at her rejection of the scientific "consensus" and pretending to vomit when Pope says her blog has 46,000 subscribers.
Oh, and what was the episode called? "An Outbreak of Liberal Idiocy."
Why? Because outbreaks of the diseases are showing up in California, New York and Oregon, in communities that have large populations of Caucasian upper-middle-class, college-educated people.
"I'm not putting anyone at risk by not vaccinating my children," Pope said in the video. "Unvaccinated children are much healthier."
The lifestyle blogger also said she believed the decline in epidemics was from other changes in society, such as "getting the filthiness of the horses out of the streets."
Infectious disease expert and Director of the Vaccine Education Center Paul Offit also made an appearance in the video, and said the number of people who are choosing not to vaccinate their children is indeed going up. As a result, preventable diseases like measles, mumps, whooping cough and rubella are making a comeback. Woof.
"Vaccines are not a belief system," Offit said. "They're an evidence-based system."
Offit said that "sadly," he thinks this harmful trend will only diffuse once these diseases, long dormant, start re-appearing. (What a shame.)
"So there is a cure for science denial," Bee said at the end of the video. "Once Florida is underwater and we all have Polio, it will be better."
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April 28, 2011
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This is to advise you that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reviewed your website at the Internet address http://www.masterpeaceinc.com in March 2011. FDA has determined that your Disintegrate Formula, Detox Formula, Echinacea/Golden Seal, and Burdock products are promoted for conditions that cause the products to be drugs under section 201(g)(1)(B) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act) [21 U.S.C. § 321(g)(1)(B)]. The therapeutic claims on these websites establish that the products are drugs because they are intended for use in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease. The marketing of these products with these claims violates the Act. You can find the Act and the FDA's regulations through links at FDA's home page at http://www.fda.gov.
In addition, it is unlawful under the FTC Act, 15 U.S.C. § 41 et seq., to advertise that a product can prevent, treat, or cure human disease unless you possess competent and reliable scientific evidence, including, when appropriate, well-controlled human clinical studies, substantiating that the claims are true at the time they are made. See FTC v. Direct Mktg. Concepts, 569 F. Supp. 2d 285, 300, 303 (D. Mass. 2008); FTC v. Nat'l Urological Group, Inc., No. 1:04-CV-3294-CAP, 2008 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 44145, at *43-44 (N.D. Ga. June 4, 2008); FTC v. Natural Solution, Inc., No. CV 06-6112-JFW, 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 60783, at *11-12 (C.D. Cal. Aug. 7, 2007). More generally, to make or exaggerate such claims, whether directly or indirectly, through the use of a product name, website name, metatags, or other means, without rigorous scientific evidence sufficient to substantiate the claims, violates the FTC Act. See In re Daniel Chapter One, No. 9239, slip op. 18-20, 2009 WL 516000 (F.T.C.), 17-19 (Dec. 24, 2009) (http://www.ftc.gov/os/adjpro/d9329/091224commissionopinion.pdf).
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On your webpage titled, "HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) Suggested Treatment," you list this product as part of the treatment along with several other products.
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On your webpage titled, "HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) Suggested Treatment," you list this product as part of the treatment along with several other products.
On the webpage titled, "Detox":
• "PROPERTIES AND USES: Antibiotic…high blood pressure...antidote for poisons in the body…cancer and cancer preventative...epilepsy, seizures, cancer disorders and tumors…prevent reoccurrence of cancer...protects the liver from damage caused by viruses..."
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To counterbalance the glaring lights from the Las Vegas strip or the mega-shows by the likes of Celine Dion and Elton John, the Community College of Southern Nevada recently mounted Sweeney Todd, with David M. Schulman serving as LD. "I mostly do corporate lighting here in Vegas," he said, "but theatre is my true love." Schulman says that, despite the number of garish displays in "Sin City," Las Vegas is full of people like him with extensive musical theatre experience. "It's amazing to see ...
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Some of our viewers have been wondering how and why we did a Carly Rae Jepsen – Call Me Maybe parody video. Here's a little back story on how all of this came about…
Two weeks ago, the Call Me Maybe – Harvard Baseball Team video fell onto my desk. I watched it over and over and over again. It was such a simple video, but one day it went viral and got nearly 13 million views! Their coordination through the entire song showed that when you work together as a team, you can do anything. A light bulb clicked in my head and I knew I wanted to get the entire AirSplat team to remake the video. There was only one problem, we didn't have a 12 passenger van. We also wanted to showcase as many AirSplat employees as we could.
There were already so many versions of the Harvard Baseball Team video, so we knew we wanted to do something a little different. I browsed around YouTube some more and stumbled upon the Call Me Maybe – Staples Center version. Their concept was easy and it involved so many different people and departments. It truly showcased the people and faces behind the Staples Center and their three teams (LA Kings, LA Clippers, and LA Lakers). I wanted to do the same for AirSplat, to show our customers that we are in fact real people and not just someone you talk to behind a computer or phone. We wanted our customers to see the people that put so much hard work and dedication into offering you the best in airsoft.
Thus, the AirSplat Call Me Maybe Carly Rae Parody Airsoft Version was born:
Getting our entire team on board to remake the video was the easiest part. We blasted the song on the loud speakers and caught everybody dancing around while they were working. I was quite impressed with some of their dance moves as well, they must be practicing them while packing orders.
Call Me Maybe just might be the catchiest song so far this year.
Hey, I just met you,
and this is crazy,
but here's my number,
so call me, maybe?
This song was so popular, Barack Obama even did a parody on it:
We're the Nation's Largest Airsoft Retailer, so call us maybe?


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I'd definitely like to see say in Perl 5. After the // operator (which is already slated for 5.10), I think say is probably the biggest "bang-for-the-buck" in all of Perl 6.
As for Perl6::Say being "wanting", I would agree. Unfortunately, Perl 5's import and subroutine prototype mechanisms aren't quite up to the task of implementing a full print-like syntax. If only I could do it in Perl 6. Oh, wait... ;-) In reply to Re^4: (Sort of) poll: what Perl6 features do you consider {likely,desirable} to leak into P5?
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Quoting LargoFl: The Antarctic continental ice shelf won't be melting anytime soon. Due to it's unique environment and the fact that it is land locked, the impacts of warming are gradual and mainly relegated to the edges of the continent. That can accelerate ice loss but it will still take quite a long time. The Arctic ice, on the other hand, is melting from both sides. Most of the world's population lives in the norther hemisphere, and when our arctic regulator vanishes it's going to bring some noticeable changes (some of which we are already seeing). Current projections have the arctic ice melting out this century (sooner rather than later it seems). Greenland and Antarctica won't be melting out completely for quite some time. The Arctic is the big focus for now because it will affect the most people and will be happening in the very near future. Eventually Antarctica will become an issue, but not anytime in the near future. |


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Mad Money
In this remake of a 2001 BBC television production titled Hot Moneyabout women who clean the Bank of England and smuggle out in their underpants thou- sands of pounds destined for destruction Diane Keaton plays the pampered Bridget Cardigan, who lives with hubby Don (Ted Danson) in a sprawling Midwestern manse. When we first meet the couple, Don's shredding dollar bills and flushing them down the crapper, while Bridget's skedaddling out the back door with a bag full of filthy lucre and the cops on her tail. Their story's told in flashback: Don, once a six-figure exec, has been downsized and is drowning in debt. Bridget gets a gig cleaning the toilets at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, where she meets the ditzy Jackie Truman (Katie Holmes) and the bored-outta-her-brains Nina Brewster (Queen Latifah). It's Nina's job to destroy worn-out currency, and Bridget figures, hell, might as well steal the bills before they're destroyed. So the women stuff the bounty in their panties and walk out the door, a few times too manywhich is no spoiler, as the narrative's often interrupted by scenes of the stars explaining to the feds precisely how the heist worked. And while it's all so breezy and zippy and girl-power peppy, it's Keaton who makes Mad Money worth a few bucks.
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The 2012 election over, jockeying for Nevada's 2014 ballot and speculation about who will run in 2016 has begun.
At the top of the ticket is Gov. Brian Sandoval, who already has announced he'll run for re-election in two years. The Republican is so popular that top Democrats may be reluctant to spend political capital and millions of dollars on a long-shot bid to unseat him.
Still, there's a list of possibilities:
Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto is the leading potential Democratic contender, a fellow Hispanic who might be able to draw off Sandoval's support among Latino voters to become Nevada's first female governor.
Secretary of State Ross Miller is a top prospect, too, but is considered more likely to try to replace Cortez Masto as attorney general. Both Democrats, like all top state officers, will need to find new jobs in 2014 because they are limited by law to two terms.
Clark County Commissioner Steve Sisolak, who last week won re-election, has been mentioned as a gubernatorial candidate, as well. He confirmed Friday that he has been asked by supporters to run and would consider it.
"I get asked every day to run for higher office," Sisolak said in an interview. "I'm really humbled and heartwarmed, but we're still recouping from the election. For now, I'm just keeping my options open."
In the wings are Democrats such as Barbara Buckley, a former Assembly leader who decided not to run for governor in 2010 and instead focus on her family and legal work. A campaign adviser said she has $800,000 in campaign cash still in the bank, available for a return to the campaign trail.
Former Clark County Commissioner Rory Reid, who lost badly to Sandoval in 2010, isn't expected to seek a rematch in 2014, but the Democrat likely will return to politics in the future, insiders say.
He's the son of U.S. Sen. Harry Reid, the Democratic majority leader who announced last week that he plans to run for re-election in 2016 at the age of 76, seeking a Nevada-record sixth Senate term. It's no certainty, however. Much can happen in four years, both politically and personally as his wife, Landra, recovers from breast cancer and Republicans persist in efforts to take control of the U.S. Senate.
The fact that Reid, just days after Tuesday's election, was talking about his political future and insiders were buzzing about who would run for what next marks the nature of today's fast-paced political cycle.
"People immediately started looking ahead, jockeying for position," said Robert Uithoven, a GOP operative who ran former Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbon's successful gubernatorial campaign in 2006. "There's no rest for the weary."
Uithoven said Democrats will put up a strong candidate to run against Sandoval because Nevada has a history of competitive gubernatorial contests with each party wanting to hold the most powerful job in the state.
"Having a governorship of a state would be a big deal, especially going into the next presidential campaign," Uithoven said. "I think the Democrats will be emboldened to run a competitive candidate in 2014."
All eyes will be on how Sandoval fares in the upcoming legislative session, which begins Feb. 4 and is set to last 120 days with the governor facing Democrats controlling the state Senate and Assembly.
Sandoval has proposed extending more than $600 million in temporary taxes in order to balance the budget and fully fund education, a moderate position aimed at preventing Democrats from winning higher or new taxes.
If Sandoval comes out of the session with his political stock still high, he would be tough to beat.
A Public Policy Polling survey last June showed Sandoval with one of the highest approval ratings in the country among governors, with 58 percent of Nevadans liking the job he has done and 28 percent unhappy with him.
In potential election matchups, the poll found Sandoval leading Cortez Masto 51-33 and Miller 50-28.
Pete Ernaut, a Sandoval adviser, said the governor is focused on the legislative session and budget, but also wants to help repair the Nevada Republican Party, which has been weakened by internal rivalries.
Ernaut said Sandoval hopes to strengthen the party in the run-up to the 2014 election, much as the late Gov. Kenny Guinn did when he was in office for two terms and Republicans enjoyed a winning streak in the early 2000s.
"The governor will present a formidable challenge for anyone," said Ernaut, who was Guinn's first chief of staff and adviser. "I think efforts to rebuild the Republican Party have to be led by the governor."
If Sandoval wins re-election, he might run for the U.S. Senate in 2016, possibly challenging Reid, who promoted him for the federal judgeship he left to run for governor.
Sandoval and his advisers refuse to talk about such a scenario. But most observers see the governor headed for higher elective office or perhaps a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court if a Republican wins the White House in 2016.
If Sandoval leaves office midterm, the lieutenant governor would become governor. That possibility has made the part-time office once held by the ambitious Sen. Reid more attractive in 2014. In fact, all five top state constitutional offices will be up for grabs in the next election, so political musical chairs are likely to ensue.
Here's a look at potential candidates:
Cortez Masto hasn't decided whether to run, according to her campaign manager Erin Bilbray-Kohn.
However, if she is the only Democratic woman running for governor in 2014 she stands to attract plenty of money, attention and support. Known as a tough lawyer, Cortez Masto has a high profile as a key figure in winning a national $1.5 billion settlement from big banks for borrowers who lost homes to foreclosure because of unfair loan practices.
Locally, she comes from a widely known family in Southern Nevada. Her father is the late Manny Cortez, a former Clark County commissioner and longtime head of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.
If Cortez Masto sits out 2014, perhaps waiting for a clearer shot in 2016, Miller might be recruited by the Democratic Party, or Buckley might be called up. An attorney, Buckley runs the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, but hasn't ruled out returning to politics.
Sisolak said he would make his own decision, no matter what Cortez Masto or Miller do. Outspoken and wealthy, Sisolak could give Sandoval a lively run.
Miller is planning fundraisers as soon as March to begin building a campaign war chest, according to an adviser. The son of former Gov. Bob Miller, he aspires to follow in his father's footsteps, but is just 36 and in no hurry, said those close to him. Known for cracking down on voter registration fraud in 2008, Miller also has pushed campaign finance reform to require more public reporting by candidates. He also has streamlined business licensing. And he is a heavy social media user, connecting personally with thousands of voters.
On the Republican side, newly elected state Sens. Greg Brower and Mark Hutchison are considered top prospects. They would both be in the middle of four-year Senate terms. Brower is a former U.S. attorney for Nevada. Hutchison represented Nevada in challenging President Barack Obama's health care law in federal court.
Republican Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki cannot run again because of term limits. The job is part-time and has taken on less importance since Sandoval created a separate economic development agency and put Steve Hill in charge. The lieutenant governor now mostly handles tourism and acts as president of the state Senate.
But the lieutenant governor is in line to become governor, and the office can be a stepping stone.
Hill is considered a potential prospect for the office. Should he win the job, he might be allowed to continue leading economic development, which could raise his profile if the Nevada economy and jobs come back.
Heidi Gansert, who was Sandoval's first chief of staff, also might run. A former member of the Assembly, Gansert is popular and a hard worker who won plaudits in the governor's office. Sandoval and Gansert are close, having known one another since high school, so Sandoval could sway her.
Gansert just took a job at the University of Nevada, Reno, but may be able to keep it and serve as a part-time lieutenant governor, too.
On the Democratic side, Nevada Treasurer Kate Marshall is a possible contender. A stalwart Democrat, she lost a special House election in 2011 to Mark Amodei, who won a full term on Tuesday. But the Northern and rural Nevada district is heavily Republican, and she was never expected to win the seat.
John Hunt, a former Clark County Democratic Party chairman, has been mentioned as a possible candidate. He recently was a finalist to become the Clark County district attorney, but lost to Steve Wolfson.
Republican Lt. Gov. Krolicki is a possible candidate if he wants to stay in state government. State Sen. Michael Roberson, the new GOP minority leader, has been mentioned as a potential contender, although he may be more interested in continuing to pursue a Republican takeover of the state Senate, which Democrats control 11 seats to 10.
State Sen. Ben Kieckhefer, a GOP policy leader in the Legislature's upper chamber, is mentioned as a potential candidate either for this office or for another state constitutional post open in 2014.
State Sen. Barabara Cegavske, R-Las Vegas, can't run for re-election in 2014 because of term limits. GOP supporters have approached her about running for secretary of state or lieutenant governor. This year, Cegavske lost a GOP House primary to Danny Tarkanian, who lost to Democrat Steven Horsford last week.
On the Democratic side, Treasurer Marshall's name also has been mentioned most for this post.
State Sen. Ruben Kihuen, who abandoned a House race this year, is a potential candidate for this or some other higher office if he does well during the 2013 legislative session. Fellow Democrats elected the Hispanic lawmaker as Democratic National Committeeman this year, giving him a position of power in the party.
State Controller Kim Wallin, who can't run for re-election because of term limits, is considering a run for state treasurer, party insiders say.
It's also possible candidates who lost races in 2012 look to make comebacks two years later.
Sheila Leslie, a Democrat who lost a close state Senate race to Brower in Reno, might consider running for office again, either at the local or state level.
But others who lost Tuesday said they're done with politics and public life.
"My family and I are going to step out away from it and move on with our lives," Tarkanian said.
One politician considering a bid for a state office said the decision to run - or not - often is based on timing.
"Sometimes there are windows or doors that open and you just go through," the potential candidate explained.
Contact Laura Myers at firstname.lastname@example.com or 702-387-2919. Follow @lmyerslvrj on Twitter.


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show oer master active or show oer master active force | Is there active traffic to and from the prefix?
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She was born Aug. 28, 1918, in Lockwood, Mo., the daughter of Robert Steeley and Delia York Steeley.
Sylvia was a 1937 graduate of Fort Scott High School.
She married Richard E. Farmer on July 26, 1953, in Osawatomie, Kan. He preceded her in death on March 10, 2004.
She was retired as a floor and office manager for Edminston's Department Store and worked for as an insurance coder for Western Insurance Company. Sylvia was a member of the Community of Christ Church, the Mercy Auxiliary, and was reunion chair person for her 1937 high school class.
She loved to read and loved gardening. Her biggest joy was spending time with family.
Survivors include one son, Rick Farmer and wife Kim, Owasso, Okla.; three daughters, Gloria Shankel and husband Curtis, and Shelly Fleeman and husband Gene, all of Fort Scott, and Charlotte Troth and husband Don, Topeka, Kan.
Also surviving is a sister, Mildred Burns, Lansing, Kan.; daughter-in-law, Martha O'Dell Hickey, Warren, Mich.; 13 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by a son, Ron O'Dell; two brothers, Charles Steeley and Cecil Steeley, and one sister, Gladys A. Englert.
Elders Robert and Kathy Clark will conduct funeral services at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Community of Christ Church, 1623 S. Eddy.
Burial will follow in U. S. National Cemetery under the direction of Cheney Witt Chapel.
Memorials are suggested to either the Community of Christ Church or Medicalodge Activity Fund and may be sent to Cheney Witt Chapel, P.O. Box 347, Fort Scott, Kansas 66701.
Words of remembrance may be submitted to the online guestbook at www.cheneywitt.com.


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Safety Valve: Letters from readers
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Congratulations to Wenatchee Parks and Recreation on receiving the 2014 Washington Recreation and Park Association Spotlight Award for their Special Needs Social Program. Our family attends many of these events and we are always impressed by the variety of activities, as well as the truly caring attitude of the parks staff. Through this program, we've made many new friendships that will last forever.
Sarah Fitzgerald, recreation coordinator, and her staff work hard to make each event special…


text: Nets Owner Elected Head Of Russian "Opposition" Party That Really Won't "Oppose" The KremlinBrian Hickey6/25/11 2:00pmFiled to: Politics and/or sportsMikhail ProkhorovNbaNBA Lockout6EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink After he was elected the head of Right Cause — a Russian political party "once openly anti-Kremlin, but more recently the party has been led by loyal personalities" — Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov said he probably wouldn't publicly call bad-ass Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin out publicly.Advertisement"Let's ask an honest question: Do we have a multiparty system? Of course not," Mr. Prokhorov said, defining his goal as creating a party that could be part of such a system in Russia."We should have at least two parties," he said. "Now, there is one. Any political monopoly, and any other monopoly, spiritual, natural or economic, is our main opponent. It is in every schoolbook - a monopoly is the enemy of all development."In related and/or unrelated news, little progress was reported after Friday's player/owner discussions, so an NBA lockout is looking more and more likely.AdvertisementTycoon to lead Right Cause party [The Voice of Russia]Billionaire Owner of New Jersey Nets Takes Helm of Party in Russia [New York Times]Russian Billionaire Announces Plan for Political Party [New York Times]Reply6 repliesLeave a reply


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From | Aaron Mulder <ammul...@alumni.princeton.edu> |
Subject | Re: Multiple servers sharing the same repo and config store |
Date | Mon, 30 Jan 2006 13:04:54 GMT |
This sounds reasonable to me. I'd prefer to have resolveServer and always look for /var under there. If there are multiple config stores, we'll have to figure out how the deploy tool will know which one to use. Perhaps there should be something indicating whether the config store is "writable" at runtime (vs at server construction time) and only the server-specific one would be writeable? Or at least, the tools would default to writeable ones over not? (Right now they'd theoretically deploy to all available config stores, but I think there's an outstanding issue that the Deployer GBean doesn't let you specify a config store even if you wanted to.) Thanks, Aaron On 1/30/06, David Jencks <email@example.com> wrote: > Many people have talked on and off about how to set up multiple > servers sharing the same repository and config-store, but we haven't > arrived at an agreed on way to do it. We have a prospective customer > for this feature (Vincent Massol with Cargo) so I'd like to move > beyond thinking about it in my head, discuss it, and have someone > implement it. I believe any implementation will be more or less > trivial, the hard part is figuring out what to do. > > I've only thought of ways to extend what we have now, rather than > restructure anything or add big new capabilities. If someone sees a > better way, please speak up. > > So, we have a ServerInfo gbean that knows where geronimo is located > and can resolve absolute locations for other components. Then we > have things like the repository and config store gbeans that > typically are "located" outside the var dir and things like the > logging framework, local attribute manager, derby, and tomcat, that > typically keep stuff in the var directory. > > All or most of these start with the first configuration loaded so > they can't have any attributes overridden by config.xml: in fact this > file is read by one of the gbeans that we need to "relocate". > > I've thought of two related solutions. Both of them involve giving > ServerInfo knowledge of another path and another resolve method. > > One would be something like "resolveVar" and would normally resolve > to geronimo_home/var. This would involve all the gbeans currently > looking inside var having the "var" trimmed off the front of their > paths and using the new resolveVar method. In this case we'd have > different servers represented as e.g. > var1 > var2 > var3 > ... > > > The other would give ServerInfo something like resolveServer which > would normally resolve to geronimo_home. The gbeans looking inside > var would keep their current paths and just call the new resolve > method instead of the old one. In this case we'd have servers like > var > server1/var > server2/var > ... > > In either case I think starting geronimo with a command line argument > pointing to the var directory is the only way to specify which server > you want to run; the default would presumably be as now "var". > > Several people have suggested putting an additional config-store into > var for "private" use by a particular server. At the moment I think > that providing a different config-store class that uses the new > resolve method on server info would be the best way to do this. > > > I'm not attached to these ideas but this is as far as my thinking has > gone. Please comment. > > thanks > david jencks > > > | |
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