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This project is a good thing for children that are a little older to tackle. If you're going to hand this off to your kids then they'll need to at least be able to write legibly though you could make it up yourself and have small children illustrate it for you.
So . . . I give you the "On This Date" family calendar. You've seen the items in the newspaper where they will list significant events that happened on whatever day it is? "On this date in 1789 the first Constitutional Convention was held, in 1949 the invasion of Normandy began and in 2002 Sponge Bob Squarepants was born." Or something equally significant.
Well make up your own important events calendar for your family, go through your immediate and extended family and collect birthdays, anniversaries, death dates, anything of importance to your family history. Then add to that significant events that may not be listed in your vital records: the first day you met your husband, the first tooth, the first step, when you found out you were having a boy, the day you moved to your new house, the day of your first family vacation. Dates that make your family special.
Then take large, blank index cards and write the date and descriptions on separate cards. Punch a hole in the top of each card and bind them all together with a ring where you can flip through the important events each day and easily ad dates of future events.
Some examples from our own family include:
∙On this day in 1993 Andrew and Michelle drove through Kentucky, West Virginia, and Maryland.
∙On this day in 1998 the Mittons went snowmobiling at Summit Lake, Alaska.
∙On this day in 1997 the Mittons visited Minneapolis and spent the day at the Minnesota Zoo on a nice sunny day.
We've accumulated enough family history to almost have an event for every day of the year but every time I read a page on the calendar it's like a tiny album of memories opens up in my mind and I can see every event listed. Kind of a fun way to keep connected with family history.
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The Book of the Prophet Jeremiah has a different character from that of Isaiah. It does not contain the same development of the counsels of God respecting this earth that Isaiah does. It is we, that we are told many things in it concerning the nations; but it is principally composed of testimony addressed immediately to the conscience of the people, on the subject of their moral condition at the time the prophet speaks, and with an eye to the judgment with which they were threatened. Judah had forsaken Jehovah; for their repentance under Josiah was but a fair appearance, and under the kings that succeeded him their degradation was complete. The prophet's heart was overwhelmed with grief, because of his love for the people; at the same time that he was filled with a deep sense of their relationship with the Lord. The sense of this produced a continual conflict in his soul between the thought of the value of the people as the people of God, and a holy jealousy for the glory of God and His rights over His people-rights which they were trampling under foot. This was an incurable wound to his heart. He had pleaded for the people, he had stood in the breach for them before Jehovah; but he saw that it was all in vain: the people rejected God and the testimony that He sent them. God Himself would no longer hearken to prayer made for Israel. Jeremiah prophesies under this impression: a sorrowful task, indeed, and one which made the prophet truly a man of sorrow. And although he could always say that, if the people repented, they would be received in grace, he well knew that the people had even no thought of repenting. Two things sustained him in this painful service: (for what could be more painful than to announce judgment for their iniquities, to a people beloved of God?) first of all, the energy of the Spirit of God, which filled his heart and compelled him to announce the judgment of God, in spite of contradiction and persecution; and then the revelation of the people's final blessing according to the unchangeable counsels of God. After this brief notice of the spirit of the Book of Jeremiah, the proofs and details of which we shall find in going through his prophecies, let us now examine these in succession.
It is well known that the order of the prophecies in the Septuagint is different from that in the Hebrew Bible. But I see no reason for not receiving the latter. There is no doubt that it does not preserve the chronological order. The names of the kings [See Note #1] in the successive chapters clearly prove this. But it appears to me that, where there is chronological confusion, the subjects are classed, and that according to the mind of the Spirit.
The first twenty-four chapters have rather a different character from those that follow. To the end of chapter 24 it is a reasoning, a moral pleading with the people. In chapter 25 there is a formal prophecy of judgment on divers nations by the hand of Nebuchadnezzar. And afterwards we find prophecies much more distinct from each other, and connected with historical details.
Chapters 30-33 contain promises of assured blessing for the last days. From chapter 39 it is the history of that which followed the taking of Jerusalem, and the judgment of Egypt and Babylon.
We will now state the different distinct prophecies; chapter 1, chapters 2-6, chapters 7-10, chapters 11-13, chapters 14, 15, chapters 16, 17, chapters 18-20, chapters 21-24, chapter 25, chapter 26, chapter 27 (Jer 27:1, read Zedekiah instead of "Jehoiakim"), chapter 28, chapter 29, chapters 30, 31, chapter 32, chapter 33 (this last, however, is connected with the preceding one), chapter 34, chapter 35, chapter 36, chapters 37, 38, chapter 39, chapters 40-44, chapter 45, chapter 46, chapter 47, chapter 48, chapter 49, Jer 49:1-6, Jer 49:7-22, Jer 49:23-27, Jer 49:28, Jer 49:29, Jer 49:30-33, ; chapters 50, 51. Chapter 52 was not written by Jeremiah.
]There can be nothing more striking in the way of deep affliction than that of the prophet. He is distressed; his heart is broken. One sees too that God has made choice of a naturally feeble heart, easily cast down and discouraged (even while filling it with His own strength), in order that the anguish, the complaints, the distress of soul, the indignation of a weak heart that resents oppression while unable to throw it off or overcome it, being all poured out before Him, should bear testimony against the people whose inveterate wickedness called for His vengeance. The affliction of Christ, whose Spirit wrought that of Jeremiah, was infinitely deeper; but His perfect communion with His Father caused all the anguish, that in Jeremiah's case broke out into complaints, to be in secret between Jesus and His Father. It is very rarely expressed in the Gospels. He is entirely for others in grace. [See Note #2] In the Psalms we see more of His feelings. In Jeremiah's case, it was proper that the anguish of the faithful remnant should be expressed before God. The absolute perfection of the Lord Jesus, and the calmness which, through the presence of God, accompanies His perfection in all His ways, allowed of no complaint, whatever might be the inward anguish of His heart. He thanks in the same hour that He can justly upbraid. Sympathy for others became the position of Jesus. We see that our precious Lord never failed in this.
But it was equally becoming that the outpouring of heart of the faithful, who needed this sympathy, should be expressed by the Holy Ghost. It is not that there was no weakness in the heart that poured itself out; but if the Spirit lays it open, it is evident that He must express it as it is; otherwise it were useless and false. Consequently Jeremiah enters much more personally into his prophecies than any other prophet. [See Note #3] He represents the people in their true position before God-such as God could recognise, as being before Him in this character-in order to see whether, receiving from God that which applied to this position, and expressing the sentiments inspired by such a position, it was possible to reach the conscience and win the heart of the people; always remembering that these sentiments were expressed according to the Spirit, and accompanied by the most direct and positive prophecies of that which God would bring upon the people. It is to be observed also, that a great part of that which was written was not addressed in the first instance to the people, but to God. This position of Jeremiah's, as the representative before God of the true interests of the people, or of the remnant, causes him to be looked at sometimes as though he were Jerusalem itself, and, at other times, as a remnant separated from it and set apart for God.
But these points will be better understood by examining the passages which bring them into notice. The period during which Jeremiah prophesied was of considerable length, and embraced the whole time of Israel's decline, from the year after that in which Josiah began to cleanse Jerusalem and all the land, until the final destruction of Jerusalem by the army of the Chaldeans; and even a little while after in Egypt, a period of more than forty years-a period throughout of distress and anguish. For although Josiah was a godly king, the reformation of the people was only an outward one, as we shall see. So that the anguish of one who saw with God was so much the greater on account of this appearance of piety. "And Jehovah was not turned away from his fierce anger, because of the sins of Manasseh." Nevertheless the prophet distinguishes between the two periods, that is, the reign of Josiah, and that of his successors.
Excepting in chapters 21-24 there are no dates for the first twenty-four chapters. It is probable that they were mostly given under Josiah's reign. They contain moral arguments, the expression of the prophet's sorrow of heart, and solemn warnings of the coming invasion from the north. The four chapters I have specified have no chronological order, and are probably composed of prophecies given at different periods. They contain the judgment of the different branches of the house of David successively, as well as that of the false prophets who deceived the people. They end by declaring the fate of the captives in Babylon, and of those that remained with Zedekiah in Jerusalem-the two very different from each other.
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In chapter 27 "Jehoiakim" should be "Zedekiah" (Jer 27:12 and Jer 28:1)
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Compare Matthew 26 where this is brought out in the most striking way. It is very precious to see both this perfect result in Christ and at the same time all that He felt in His heart as man, both as sensible to circumstances without and so deeply exercised within. Perfect exercises within produce perfect quietness in walk without, for in both God is fully brought in. If we avoid the full dealing with the matter with God, the heart cannot act for Him as if all were disposed of: and that is peace in action. Yet how precious to see the reality of Christ's human nature in all the intimate exercises of His spirit.
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There is something analogous in Jonah. But there the circumstances of the prophet are an episode, and are not connected with the testimony he bore, unless by the single principle of grace. Synopsis of the Books of the Bible, by John Nelson Darby [1857-62]Text Courtesy of Internet Sacred Texts Archive.


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Kindergarten registration is now underway at Wallenpaupack.
- Kindergarten registration is now underway at Wallenpaupack.
Parents of all Wallenpaupack Area School District Children who will be five years of age on or before Aug. 31, 2013, are asked to request a registration packet from Central Registrar's office.
You can do so by calling 226-4557 ext. 3036 or download documents from the district's website registration (http://www.wallenpaupack.org, Kindergarten Registration) link.


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Ten years after 46 tenants were evicted from the Green Acres mobile home park in Camden, the planned commercial development of the area has not materialized.
When the 46 tenants of the Green Acres mobile home park received their eviction notices June 27, 2002, they were told the site would be sold and then developed into shopping plaza. They had until January 1, 2003, to pack up and move out.
The decision by the land owners to sell the property came as a shock to the park's residents, some of who had lived there since 1975. Outrage about the sale generated talk and some legislative action about protecting the rights of mobile home owners but ultimately the residents all were forced to leave.
The land at the northeast corner of the Route 10/Route 13 intersection was sold to a commercial developer and eventually annexed into the town of Camden. Rumors at the time indicated people expected to see a large supermarket built there as an anchor store.
Today, more than 10 years later, however, the land vacated by those mobile home owners remains just that – vacant.
The trash-strewn property is punctuated by what appears to be a concrete block foundation and small hillocks formed from piles of dirt that now covered in grass and weeds. A sign at the corner advises the property is for lease.
Kimco Realty of Hyde Park, N.Y., is the leasing agent for the five parcels that make up the 9.85-acre property, which it proposes to develop into a shopping plaza dubbed Camden Square. Plans for the project include two proposed retail stores and two proposed restaurants.
"We're looking to develop it as a commercial shopping center," said Greg Reed, Kimco's director of development and acquisition.
"We are actively marketing the property to various tenants, but until we have an executed lease, we cannot release information on who we're negotiating with," he said.
Town Planning Commission Vice Chairman Michael Schock said he'd heard two years ago about the possibility of a strip mall being built that would have been anchored by a Grotto's Pizza restaurant.
Vinnie DiNatale, director of Marketing for Grotto's, confirmed the company had received a proposal from a developer when it was looking to open a store in Dover, but that the offer ultimately was declined.
The location, DiNatatle said, "was not actively pursued."
"We do, however, from time to time, receive proposals and inquiries from developers," he said. "This location was never seriously considered."
Grotto's has since renovated the former Atlantic Book Store near Dover Downs, which it plans to open in May.
Since that single nibble more than two years ago, Camden officials say there apparently has been little or no interest in the property.
"I've not heard anything at all about anything coming to that area," said Camden Town Manager Aaron Chaffinch, who has been on the job since May 2012. "I'm not aware of it and the town is not aware of it. They would have to come to us before anything could happen."


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Many 'unaware of childhood cancer'
Many people "simply do not know that children get cancer", research by a cancer charity has found.
The lack of public awareness of the "devastating" impact that childhood cancer has on families across the UK is evident in a survey by CLIC Sargent, a cancer charity for children and young people, and their families.
While 1,600 children, aged up to 15, are diagnosed with cancer every year in the UK , 34% of people underestimated this number, and 26% did not know.
In the UK 1,600 children, aged up to 15, are diagnosed with cancer every year
The survey of 2,128 adults found 32% underestimated the 60 mile round trip many families have to travel on average, often many days a week, for children to receive treatment for cancer at a specialist hospital, while 22% did not know.
Lorraine Clifton, CLIC Sargent's chief executive, said: "It's clear from the results of this survey that many people simply do not know that children get cancer and that, though childhood cancer is thankfully rare, a child's cancer diagnosis and the often long cancer treatment can have a devastating impact on children and their families.
"At CLIC Sargent we know just how overwhelming a child's cancer diagnosis can be - and we support families through the often gruelling treatment, which can last up to three years.
"Cancer is a frightening experience and the emotional, practical and financial implications are intensely challenging for the whole family."
The survey also found 34% thought that the average amount of extra money a year families have to spend to cope with the extra costs of childhood cancer was less than the actual figure of £4,400.
Fourty one per cent identified that a third of children with cancer experience bullying when they return to school - but 19% believed that this could not be the case.
Meanwhile, 89% of people agreed that families affected by cancer should have access to emotional support from trained professionals throughout their child's treatment, 85% agreed that affected families should have access to financial support throughout and 79% agreed that both emotional and financial support should be available to families after treatment ends, for as long as the child or family need it.
The survey is published today to mark the start of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
Ms Clifton added: "Childhood Cancer Awareness Month is an opportunity to raise awareness of the impact of childhood cancer, and to ask people to support CLIC Sargent's work helping young cancer patients and their families.
"We are calling on people to wear a gold ribbon throughout September to show they are standing by the thousands of families coping with the devastating impact of a cancer diagnosis and its treatment, and to make a donation to help us continue our work."
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Welcome to the new Pitchfork Guide to Festivals. Formerly an annual rundown of our favorite summer fests, we've expanded and improved the Guide to make it a year-round list. This comprehensive collection includes events all over the world, big and small, in cities and out in the countryside, in fields and clubs and parks. The only thing they all have in common? Lots of great bands.
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With three games in the span of two days, the McDonald County Mustangs are probably looking forward to a lazy Sunday.
With three games in the span of two days, the McDonald County Mustangs are probably looking forward to a lazy Sunday.
After opening their weekend with a 12-1 loss to the Carthage Tigers — the No. 4 team in Class 5 — the Mustangs answered with a pair of victories over Lamar and Purdy at McDonald County High School on Saturday.
The Mustangs (11-9) shook off Friday's loss by pouncing Purdy 6-1, and Lamar 8-4, respectively.
After taking a 2-0 lead on the Eagles in game one on Saturday, the Mustangs saw the Eagles cut the lead in half with a run in the fifth. The Mustangs responded to the threat with four insurance runs in the sixth and never looked back.
Zack Peck, Jake Wood and Trenton Frazier collected two hits apiece for the Mustangs while Cooper Underwood, Evan Acuff, Mason York and Trevor Young had a hit apiece. Wood and Frazier both doubled in the game and Frazier added two RBIs.
York dazzled on the mound to earn the win for the Mustangs after yielding a run on three hits with eight strikeouts and a walk in seven innings.
Lamar bounced back from a 2-0 deficit in game two with four runs in the top of the fifth inning to take control 4-2. Perhaps that inning only awakened the Mustangs, as they answered with five in the bottom of the fifth to go back in front 7-4. The Mustangs scored another run in the sixth.
The Mustangs scored eight times on just three hits. Jake Wilkie doubled and drove in three runs for the Mustangs while Young and Wood also had a hit and drove in a run.
Mark Hull earned the victory on the mound for the Mustangs after allowing four runs on five hits with three strikeouts in seven innings.
On Friday, the Mustangs surrendered five runs in each of the second and fifth innings and two more in the third as Carthage won in five innings. Evan Acuff drove in the Mustangs' only run on their only hit — a single to bring in Drey Fickle in the third inning.
Gabe Franklin started on the mound for the Tigers and allowed one hit with six strikeouts over four innings. Johnny Mills led the Tigers with two hits and four RBIs.
"They're there for a reason," Mustangs coach Nick Martin said about Carthage on Friday. "Those kids can swing it up and down the lineup. They're well coached and they've got a great approach at the plate.
"We didn't do anything to beat us. They earned it. They beat us by swinging it."
The Mustangs entertain Webb City at 4:30 p.m. Monday.


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ULE Mag, paired with a Rotor, CCM NoPro feedneck, CP Micro Razor Drop Forward, along with a CP Micro On/Off ASA. For my barrel of choice, I decided to go with a DeadlyWind 10" Carbon Fibur with Freak inserts.
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For many New Jersey residents, Hurricane Sandy meant digging the insurance policy out of the filing cabinet and learning for the first time exactly what their policy covered and what it did not.
Today, the Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee performed a similar task as it heard testimony from the Department of Banking and Insurance and industry executives about their performance in the weeks since the storm.
Kenneth Kobylowski, the acting DOBI commissioner, said before Sandy, New Jersey had a relatively good homeowners' insurance market, with rates near the national average despite having property values among the highest in the country.
"To have average premiums in the middle of the marketplace is just a testament to how stable, how competitive and how well-run our homeowners' market is," Kobylowski said.
But, he said, that could change in the wake of Sandy, though he told the committee it was too early to know how rates will be affected going forward.
One factor that benefited homeowners was the determination that Sandy was only a tropical storm — not a hurricane — when it hit New Jersey's shores. That meant homeowners avoided higher "hurricane deductibles" attached to their policies.
Bernie Flynn, president and CEO of New Jersey Manufacturers' Insurance Co., said an executive order by Gov. Chris Christie asserting that hurricane deductibles would not apply wasn't exactly popular in the wider insurance industry, but he said he accepts the call and won't dispute it.
That wasn't good enough for Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli (R-Somerville), who said the determination shouldn't be pinned on Christie.
"You keep returning to the executive order," he said. "In my mind, it's the National Weather Service" that made the call.
The bigger issue, Flynn said, is how to prepare for an even worse storm, "because we know now that the storm can make a left turn into Monmouth County, into Ocean County."
Flynn said his company is working through 43,000 homeowners' claims in the wake of the storm, and an additional 9,000 auto claims. The firm is nearly halfway done processing the homeowners' claims, and has paid out about $100 million. Flynn said that number could triple by the time the storm is over, but he said they were financially prepared for the storm, and won't have a problem paying the claims.
Assembly Majority Leader Lou Greenwald (D-Voorhees) said he wants to look at wider structural questions raised by the storm.
For instance, most homeowners' insurance policies don't cover flood damage. The federal government has a flood insurance program, but it only covers damage up to $250,000 — far less than the value of the average home in New Jersey.
"The cap issue is, to me, a no-brainer," he said. "I mean, we're putting our head in the proverbial what's left of the sand by not addressing this issue."
Homeowners can buy additional insurance to cover losses beyond $250,000, but Greenwald said that tends to be very expensive.
Flynn answered that he'd like to see his policyholders have more coverage, but he said that's a political issue that must be dealt with in Washington, D.C.
Barnes suggested the state should look into requiring all homeowners living in flood zones to get flood insurance. Currently, most have it because their mortgage holder requires it. But Flynn argued the country's highly subsidized flood insurance program wouldn't be able to handle a large expansion of coverage.
Greenwald said he fears most homeowners don't know what their policy covers and what it doesn't.
"You read that policy, you think you're covered, and you may not be. And that's the concern," he said.


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The third suspect in a 2011 marijuana growing operation inside a Clinton-area antique store is being dismissed from federal prosecution.
A motion filed Monday by the United States Attorney's office calls for dismissal of felony charges against Todd Bacon, 31, of Kalamazoo "because there exists insufficient evidence for the government to proceed."
Bacon was accused of conspiring and working with Barry Lee Fisher in growing 297 plants and 15 pounds of processed marijuana police reported seizing from the Oak City Antiques building on Feb. 17, 2011. Police reported at the time that Bacon was with Fisher when police searched the building and shut down the marijuana operation.
Fisher, 64, of Onsted, and building owner Lloyd Richard Smoke, 59, of Clayton, pleaded guilty to reduced charges in September. Bacon refused a plea offer and was scheduled for trial on Feb. 19.
An attorney for Smoke argued his client believed the grow operation was legal under Michigan's medical marijuana law.
A motion filed under U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade's name stated only there is
insufficient evidence for a trial on charges against Bacon.
A grand jury indictment released in 2011 alleged that Bacon had conspired with Fisher from 2009 to the date of the Oak City Antiques raid to grow and distribute marijuana. The indictment alleged that Fisher began instructing Bacon on growing marijuana a year before the police search. He was also charged with growing marijuana at a rented house in Tipton.
Fisher and Smoke were sentenced last week in U.S. District Court in Detroit.
Fisher was sentenced to one year and one day in prison, to be followed by a year of supervised release. Smoke was ordered to serve five months in prison and one year of supervised release.
The U.S. attorney's office had asked for a three-year prison term for Fisher and eight months in prison for Smoke.
Fisher pleaded guilty to a reduced count of using a telephone in the commission of maintaining drug-related premises. Smoke pleaded guilty to concealing a drug-related premises.
Felony charges dismissed in marijuana growing operation
The third suspect in a 2011 marijuana growing operation inside a Clinton-area antique store is being dismissed from federal prosecution.


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The Kansas Department of Transportation released its list of 2013 and 2014 highway projects this week.
The Kansas Department of Transportation released its list of 2013 and 2014 highway projects this week.
The list includes heavy preservation projects, which include major road rehabilitation, substantial milling and overlays, pavement replacement and bridge replacements.
The list also includes light preservation, which includes seals, light overlays and bridge repairs.
Modernization projects include those that improve alignment, flatten hills, widen shoulders or improve intersections.
Expansion projects include those that add lanes or interchanges to a roadway.
In Ford County, a light preservation project is scheduled for 2013 on U.S. 50 from the Ford/Gray County line, east to 0.35 miles west of the U.S. 50/U.S. 400 junction.
The project covers 6.49 miles and the estimated cost is $39,400.
A bridge replacement is scheduled for 2012 on K-94, west fork Rattlesnake Creek, 2.11 miles south of U.S. 54.
The estimated cost of the bridge replacement is $585,300.
According to information provided by the Kansas Department of Transportation, the majority of 2012 light preservation projects have yet to be selected and approved.
A total of 225 highway projects and 209 bridge and interchange projects were included in the list released this week.
The statewide total lists 1,614 miles of work at a total cost of $1.1 billion.


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RAF transport planes have taken part in an air drop to bring urgently needed humanitarian aid to the besieged Iraqi town of Amirli, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said.
The Hercules aircraft formed part of an international effort to resupply the town which has been under siege by Islamic State (IS) militants for nearly two months.
Air strikes by United States warplanes against IS targets supported the relief effort, the Pentagon said, but Mr Fallon said the UK had not been asked to participate in military action.
The Hercules aircraft formed part of an international effort to resupply the town
Mr Fallon told Sky News' Murnaghan programme: "We have not been asked to participate either in sending troops on the ground or in joining in air strikes.
"But let me be clear what we have been doing.
"We have been putting in humanitarian aid, I can confirm that last night I authorised two Hercules to participate in the big aid drop on Amirli, a town that's been under siege for nearly two months.
"The RAF dropped 14 tonnes of food and water there for a Shia population there that's been completely besieged."
Setting out the UK's role, Mr Fallon said the UK will "look at any further action the Iraqi government thinks will help" but ruled out deploying combat troops.
He said: "We have not been asked to participate in air strikes. We welcome what the Americans are doing. Of course we'll look at any further action the Iraqi government thinks will help.
"We have been involved in ferrying supplies of arms as well as non-lethal equipment from eastern European countries - the Peshmerga, the Kurdish forces, tend to use eastern European equipment and ammunition.
"We have been involved in transporting supplies and we will continue to look favourably on any requests to do that."
He said the UK was providing surveillance for the Americans, supporting Haider Abadi's efforts to form an inclusive government and co-ordinating international action against IS.
"We are all involved in this," he said. "Last night the relief operation for Amirli there were French, Australian, American and British aircraft involved together."
He added: "We are helping in the way that we can at the moment. We are helping with humanitarian aid, we are helping with surveillance, we are helping with counter-terrorism, we are supporting the Abadi government, we are helping internationally.
"We have not been asked to commit either combat troops on the ground - and we are not going to do that - we've not been asked to join in other air strikes."
International Development Secretary Justine Greening said : "The situation in northern Iraq remains deeply worrying, with thousands of Iraqi men, women and children suffering at the hands of Isil (IS) terrorists.
"The UK's humanitarian response has been swift and effective. When people depend on our support and protection to survive, we will continue to take action.
"The RAF has now successfully delivered much-needed food and drinking water to people trapped in the town of Amirli, surrounded by Isil fighters. We are standing by people in their time of need."
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"Ultimately, Haiku represents a different way of viewing your personal computer. If you think that software shouldn't be riddled with bugs and incompatibilities and inefficiencies, if you hate being forced to swap out your hardware and software every few years because 'upgrades' have rendered them obsolete, and if you find that the idea of using an operating system that's fast, responsive, and simple is refreshingly novel and appealing, then maybe, just maybe, Haiku is for you." What fascinates me the most is that Haiku's not working on a tablet version. How delightfully quaint.
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This post is just to give some background context to get a feel for what was happening at Warner Bros. cartoons in the early days.
The characters looked cartoony, had big expressive eyes and did crazy impossible things.
After about 8 of them they quickly decline and get blander and more on model, less cartoony.
"Even with their limitations, these are frequently surprising and frisky cartoons. In "Bosko's Holiday" (1931), for example, Bosko whispers something (naughty?) in Honey's ear. She becomes indignant. As she turns her back and tilts up her nose, a little dog slips forward and licks her bottom. Now angry, Honey turns around and smacks Bosko (as if he would lick her bottom!). These cartoons could also be shockingly violent: in "Bosko's Store" (1931), a mischievous baby cat grabs a strand of barbed wire and pulls it between Bosko's legs -- making Bosko wince as his crotch is ripped to shreds."
They would run 3 cartoons for a half hour and usually I was pretty satisfied with my peanut butter sandwich and Woody Woodpecker and Daffy Duck cartoons. I knew these were older cartoons than the ones that ran in network cartoon shows. The prints were faded, scratched and full of splices ; even so, I loved the bouncy zany animation and great characters...BUT! There were 2 kinds of old cartoons that made me mad!
1) Animal Orchestra Antics: Any cartoon that had zany cartoon animals playing in an orchestra and knocking the toupees off each other with trombones infuriated me!
2) Things Coming To Life At Night Cartoons: These drove me nuts too. The ones where the old man would close up shop at night and head down to the graveyard and everything would come to life in the store. Salt shakers fell in love with toilet bowl cakes and then the evil potato peeler would chase them and try to rape the little blue virgin cake. Aaargh!
Whenever they ran one of these 2 types of cartoons in the middle of my sacred half hour cartoon lunch , I felt violated. Cheated out of my respite from education!
Here's one that made me wanna gouge my eyes out. I couldn't figure out why any real cartoonists would want to make stuff like this. Can you imagine stubbly men in suspenders, chewing on cigar stubs grinding out stuff like this? It happened a lot!
It sure doesn't give any indication that Warner Bros. will be a studio that rebels against Disney to create a whole new cartoony style that knocks Disney off its throne.
It's as if they made their first cartoons naturally - throw a bunch of funny cartoonists in a room to come up with gags, characters and stories and they did it with no thought as to what should a cartoon be. They assumed cartoons should be funny and magic. How naive!
But as Disney became popular, other studios started imitating what they thought Disney was doing. But as happens in almost all trends, the imitators imitate the worst parts of what is popular.
WB (and other studios too) copied the bland stories of Disney, the bland character designs and the less impossible gags. Disney was evolving in techniques, but Warners didn't have the budgets to copy the higher production values and more skilled animation that Disney was doing.
So as Disney evolved in one direction during the early 30s, Warner's was devolving in every direction.
Anyway, don't take my word for it. Watch the cartoons in order and see if you have a different observation.
Frank Tashlin also appears and starts making funny clever cartoons.
Bonus: Here's an early example of great off-model licensing art.


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Colliers International has installed a new top broker at its Princeton office, hoping to expand its presence in one of Central Jersey's top office submarkets.
Thomas Romano will bring 17 years' experience in the Princeton area to his new role as executive managing director of the Mercer County office, the firm said in a news release. Romano formerly was a managing principal at Newmark Knight Frank's Princeton outpost.
"There was a small presence in the Princeton market, and my goal as the person running the office is to grow the footprint and let people know about the platform that Colliers has to offer," Romano said. He added that the office's primary focus will be business in "the greater Princeton market," but said his team will also work throughout Central Jersey.
The hiring by Colliers comes at an uncertain time for the state's office market, including much of central New Jersey. After an up-and-down year, northern and central New Jersey ended 2012 with just 10,345 square feet of positive absorption, according to new figures from the brokerage firm Jones Lang LaSalle.
At 21.6 percent, the Princeton submarket has the fourth-lowest vacancy rate in the state, and the lowest in Central Jersey, JLL found. But like other submarkets around the state, Princeton has seen limited leasing velocity in recent quarters. And in the coming months, manufacturer Church & Dwight will vacate 110,000 square feet at 100 and 101 Thanet Circle in the borough as it moves to a new headquarters in nearby Ewing.
But Romano pointed to signs of recovery in the housing market and the general economy, anticipating that will translate into job growth and office activity in 2013. He also touted the general strength of the Princeton area, which "has been tremendous for me and for most of the brokers that hang their hats in that market," thanks to industries like financial services, health care and education.
Robert Martie, executive vice president of Colliers International New Jersey, said in a statement that Romano will help drive its plan to expand further in the Princeton area. Colliers also has offices in Parsippany and Mount Laurel.


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Don't look down on the homeless; don't look away… The criminals will keep their guns; so should we… A special evening! A special thank you!
Don't look down on the homeless; don't look away
To the editor,
I don't know when it became "wrong" to show kindness to someone less fortunate than you, but if this is the trend in our community, it is a sad, sad, time.
I'd like to share with you an event on a frigid Friday morning. I, like many others, look forward to the end of the work week, and occasionally stop by a local restaurant to enjoy breakfast. When I walked in on this day, there was a homeless man sitting alone in a booth. He remarked how cold it was outside, and we began a conversation.
During the five-minute exchange, I realized that customers walking by made extreme effort to avoid eye contact. Those that did look at us, did not offer smiles, rather looks of disgust. I was shocked and a little bit sickened by the looks I was being given by these customers and even management for taking the time to talk to this man and make sure that he had something hot to eat that day.
I'm sure we've all heard the saying about judging someone before walking in their shoes, so I won't offer a lecture. However, I implore you, don't pretend that these individuals are invisible, or a "stain" on our society. After all, if we can't be compassionate towards others in the dead of winter, when can we?
Kara Dominique
The criminals will keep their guns; so should we
To the editor,
(Regarding the letter "Link to gun violence and gun ownership," Jan. 29)
With guns, there are bound to be deaths, accidental and committed.
Take away guns and what happens? Peace? No! Criminals will NOT give up guns. For the sake of argument, lets say they DO give them up. Then what? Knifings, beatings, strangulation, etc. all RISE. A tool is a tool. A PERSON controls the tool.
In Switzerland EVERY Swiss male is required to serve in the militia and is required to keep a gun at home! They have a VERY LOW gun death rate. I guess Harvard didn't look up that information.
Daniel Spaulding
A special evening! A special thank you!
To the editor,
The Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce wishes to thank everyone who attended the 2013 annual dinner and awards presentation. Special thanks to Jim Cottington, Londa Pickles, Sister Peg Albert, Chris Miller, Kristin Clark, Barbara Decker and Rick Aguirre of The Centre as well as The Centre staff for an outstanding job!
Congratulations to award recipients including: Addison J. Comstock Award — Gary Gray, Gray Institute; Ethics in Business Awards — Helen Miller, Flowers & Such; Ron Evans. Lenawee Christian Ministries; Beautification Awards: Bill Kenyon, Hospice of Lenawee; Dave LaRocca, D&P Communications. Dave Knapp, Knapp Chevrolet Cadillac; Matt Bell, Bell Chevrolet Cadillac; and Garry Clift, Clift Buick GMC.
We recognize earlier award recipients as well! Ethics in Business Award recipients include: Cutler Dickerson's The Little Country Mill Store; Dan's Farm Supply; Barrett's Showplace Gardens; Blissfield Manufacturing; Joe Ann Steele Insurance Center; Gurdjian Insurance Group; Summit Financial Group; Kemner-Iott Agency; Gleaner Life Insurance Society; Stevenson Lumber; Anderson Funeral Home; Carol's Hallmark; and Kapnick Insurance.
Earlier recipients of the Addison J. Comstock Award include: Scott Klemm; Joe Ann Steele; Garry Clift; Carol Souchock; Chris Timmis; Adrian College; Jackson Community College; and Siena Heights University.
We thank the evening's Award Sponsors: Citizen's Gas Fuel Company/Addison J. Comstock Award; Siena Heights University/Ethics in Business Awards; and Image Center/Beautification Awards. Centerpieces were sponsored by Maple City/Vine Street Floral.
A highlight of the evening was a video presentation of Gary's friends and associates speaking to his character, faith and servant leadership. We thank Ken Kintner, Video Productions of Lenawee for his work on this project. The video of the entire evening will be on the Chamber website for all to enjoy. Thank you to those who participated in the video: David B. Munson, Randy Faust, Joe Ann Steele, Tim Robinson, Bill and Jessica Chesser; Fred Smith and Doug Gray.
Ann Hughes
Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce president and CEO


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At Worcester Academy, former student Christopher Weigl was remembered today by stunned teachers and administrators as a young man with talent, intellect, maturity and, most of all, huge potential.
But just five years after he graduated from the elite private school in 2007, that potential ended tragically this morning in a fatal bicycle accident with a truck near Boston University, where Mr. Weigl was a graduate student in the College of Communications.
"He would have done amazing things, I think," said Ronald M. Cino, Worcester Academy head of school. "Chris stood out to me as a quiet, good natured, sensitive and very sharp kid from a great family."
Mr. Weigl, 23, of Southboro, was studying photojournalism as a graduate student at BU.
In September and October, he worked two weddings with a professional photographer from Grafton whom he had met last year through her daughter.
"I'm the professional photographer, and I was learning from him. He was more technically savvy than me, and we had a great time working together," Mary Dennis said. "It was like working with a peer with him. He's my daughter's age, but he took things really seriously with his photography. It's still sinking in. I can't believe it."
In addition to being an aspiring news photographer, Mr. Weigl was an outdoorsman, a former Eagle Scout, and an accomplished clarinetist. He played in Worcester Academy's jazz combo as well as in the MetroWest Symphony, said Worcester Academy music teacher Alan Vaudreuil of Spencer.
"He was wonderful at helping the younger students come along. He was always doing things to make the people around him better. That was the main thing about Chris," Mr. Vaudreuil said. "He was somebody who found value in everything he did and was always willing to try new things, to stretch himself in new directions."
For a young man, Mr. Weigl had traveled extensively in Europe and the Far East, always documenting his experiences visually on his photography website. On that site, he described his passion for storytelling.
"From the wedding day to a simple human interest story, the capture of emotion in a split-second is a truly powerful, almost magical, ability," he wrote. "Photojournalism is a ticket to curiosity, a way to explore the world, meet people doing interesting things and share their work with others."
Boston police said Mr. Weigl was riding his bicycle on Commonwealth Avenue near the university when he collided with a tractor-trailer that was making a turn about 8:30 a.m. He was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident near the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and St. Paul Street.
The truck driver remained at the location and was cooperating with the investigation, police said.
No citations had been issued as of tonight.


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Sepang, 23 June 2014 – Malaysia Airports is pleased to welcome its new Managing Director Datuk Badlisham Ghazali who officially reported for duty today.
Datuk Badlisham is a perfect fit with the role – his most recent achievement as the chief executive officer (CEO) of the government-linked company (GLC) Multimedia Development Corporation (MdeC), in increasing the revenue and investments of MSC Malaysia to nearly RM35 billion stands as a testament to his track record in promoting innovation.
The aviation industry is an ever changing landscape as a result of the world's population adapting to new lifestyle and technology trends, forcing businesses to come up with new business models and innovative solutions in an effort to keep up with this change. Malaysia Airports, in its bid to become a global leader in building airport cities requires a leader who will be able to steer the company into an environment of continuous innovation.
As a GLC, Malaysia Airports elicits interest from a broad range of audiences. Not only does the company have to deal with the usual group of stakeholders for an airport operator such as airlines, local and foreign governments, institutional investors and shareholders, it also attracts attention from the general public and entities who monitor issues that are of national interest. Datuk Badlisham's sterling career in a similar environment will allow him to perform the role of managing stakeholders at the highest level with ease.
Apart from multiple stakeholders, the airport environment these days is fraught with new challenges involving expansion, new generation airports development and privatisation. In addition, airlines are also continuously evolving their business models from the conventional full service to low cost to hybrid due to greater competition, and customer demands are becoming more sophisticated.
An airport operator now straddles both sectors – its traditional one of transport and its modern one of service where meaningful experience is a byword. Datuk Badlisham is a great proponent of the service culture; coupled with his previous stint in a multi-national corporation (MNC), the management is confident that his extensive experience in this area will stand the company in good stead in fulfilling its new mission to create joyful experiences by connecting people and businesses.


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The 2012-13 girls' basketball season has become a search for not only an identity and a future, but also the Waynesboro Maidens' first win.
CARLISLE — The 2012-13 girls' basketball season has become a search for not only an identity and a future, but also the Waynesboro Maidens' first win.
On Monday, head coach Doug Stuart's squad went on the road to Carlisle to face a former division opponent. The Maidens were competitive, but in the end had some trouble containing the Thundering Herd's Megan Bisker, who put up 22 points to lead the home team to their first win of the season, 48-33 in an inter-divisional game.
"It was a good game for four quarters," Stuart said of Monday's game, which ended in a snowy ride home for the Maidens. "I thought we were in the game all the way through. Our kids played aggressive and inspired. It wasn't a bad performance from them.
"I think this was the first team we outrebounded, and the way our season has been, it's still a good sign our kids played hard."
Waynesboro senior inside player Dori Kozain led her team with 18 points, eight rebounds and nine blocked shots. Lauren Wagaman had six points, three rebounds and two blocks, while Mallory Patterson had five rebounds.
"Dori was pretty active for four quarters," Stuart said. "She was going to the basket aggressivley and making things happen for us.
"Hunter Mowen's defense has really picked up and Lauren Wagaman hit some shots early and did a nice job. Mallory played strong and did a nice job on the defensive end for us. Kennedy Chandler is starting to feel comfortable at the varsity level. She's starting to play a lot of minutes."
Carlisle (1-20) led 12-6 after the first quarter and took a 23-12 lead into the locker room at halftime. It was 36-24 after three quarters of play.
"The thing that hurts us is we work hard defensively to get a stop and we don't get a shot off on the offensive end," Stuart said. "When we get a stop, we have to get a shot off. I bet in the second quarter, when it was pretty tight, we went down five times and didn't get a shot off. Every possession is important to us. We don't get a lot of opportunities."
Carlisle won the junior varsity game, 31-22.
Chandler led the Maidens in scoring with 11 points. Deb Rosenberger followed her with seven points.
Waynesboro (0-21) ends the season on Wednesday at Littlestown.
WAYNESBORO (33): Sam Nichols 1 0-0 2, Kennedy Chandler 1 0-0 2, Dori Kozain 5 8-10 18, Hunter Mowen 1 2-4 4, Lauren Wagaman 3 0-0 6, Kristy McFerren 0 1-2 1. TOTALS: 11 11-16 33.
CARLISLE (48): Arica Shughart 0 0-1 0, Alex Shope 1 1-4 3, Aaliyah Ravenal 2 2-3 6, Andee Orsini 0 3-4 3, Tiffany Bauer 4 1-2 9, Megan Bisker 10 2-2 22, Justine Douglas 2 0-0 5. 3-point field goals: Douglas. TOTALS: 19 9-16 48.
Score by quarters
Waynesboro 6 6 12 9 — 33
Carlisle 12 11 13 12 — 48


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