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Jewelry is very specific to an individual. Certain people are drawn to certain things. We really like the simplicity of these cuffs, though. Metal and leather. That's it. They're hand-crafted in the US. They have a sort of steampunk aesthetic. And when we saw our quotation options, we knew we had to have them. Choose from Courage: It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are. (with an image of a tree) - e.e. cummings Lewis Carroll (attributed to Alice in Wonderland): Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. Super Me: If I gotta be me, I'm gonna be SUPER me!!! (with an inscribed lightning bolt above and attribution below) Tolkien: Not all those who wander are lost. (with an image of a swallow, the popular paraphrase from the LoTR poem "All that is gold does not glitter") 8 3/4" long, 1 5/8" wide dark chestnut leather band. Note that this is a softer, malleable leather, not the hard stuff you usually find on cuff bracelets.It fastens using holes punched on one end which slip over two pairs of riveted posts on the other. Depending on how you fasten it, it fits a 7 1/4" (2 outermost holes + 2 outermost posts), 6 1/2" (all 4 holes and posts), or 6" (2 innermost holes + 2 innermost posts) wrist. The plates with the statements on them are cast in lead-free metal and then given an antique brass finish. They attach to the bracelet using brass hooks. Our crafty geek girls will want to know you can add other things on to the hooks, such as beads or charms, to make your statement cuff truly unique, like you. Product features 8 3/4" long, 1 5/8" wide dark chestnut leather band. Statements cast in lead-free metal. Adjusts to fit a 7 1/4" (2 outermost holes + 2 outermost posts), 6 1/2" (all 4 holes and posts), or 6" (2 innermost holes + 2 innermost posts) wrist.

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'Daughters Voted Best Video By HipHopDX.com
We've heard Nas name-drop his daughter, Destiny, since "The World Is Yours" from his 1994 classic, Illmatic. And, thanks to the magic of Instagram, she was re-introduced to our collective consciousness by sharing a pic of a condom collection with the world. In a year where a bunch of topics Nas would have preferred to keep private (skyrocketing alimony payments, tax debt, etc.) were put on Front Street for everyone to see, this youthful indiscretion made for a heartwarming visual. Chris Robinson directed the video first-person style through the eyes of Destiny Jones at various ages. And, what would usually be a parental facepalm—or at least a good cussing out behind closed doors, if we're keeping it real—turned into a series of moments most fathers can relate to.
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by Gil Wilson
|History Links
St. Augustine City Coat of Arms
St. Johns County Florida Historical
St. Augustine's Official Song
|Welcome to the Largest St. Augustine History site on the Web.
This site is a full history of the City of St. Augustine including
many links to books and other web resources. Dr. Bronson
also maintains the largest on-line selection of source materials
for St. Augustine. Of course, no site about St. Augustine would
be complete without pictures of our beautiful City. Please use
the Google Search to find the thousands of names and
supplemental pages for the history.
Outline of St. Augustine History
Subject Index
1st Spanish Period 1565 - 1600
The Ephebic Oath
1st Spanish Period - The beginnings of the City of Stone
Juan Ponce de Leon
Voyages of Discovery
The French
Founding of the City
Saint Augustine
Landing of Menendez
Pedro Menendez removes French
Pedro Menendez sends the Juan Pardo Expedition to Explore Florida
The Jesuits arrive
The First Recorded Medical Practitioner Arrives
The Threat of the English Begins
Sir Francis Drake
St. Augustine Hunts for the Colony of Roanoke
The Franciscans
The First Recorded Baptism
Nombre de Dios
Nuestra Senora de La Soledad
The Market Place Built
Destruction and Hardships
St. Augustine's 1st Spanish Period 1600 -1700
Destruction and Hardships
Slave Escape from St. Augustine
Founding of the Popham Colony
Founding of Jamestown
Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche
Map of Florida
Robert Searles
Founding of Carolina
Building of the Castillo
The Watchtower on Anastasia Island
Military Duty
More Destruction
Governor Constructs fort at the St. Marks and Wakulla Rivers
Company of Free Mulatto and Black Militia
Nicholas Grammont
Attacks on Carolina
1st Period Spanish Florida 1700-1763
Attack by Carolina
Gonzalez-Alvarez House
Fernandez-Llambias House
The Walled City
Bishop Visits
Francisco Menendez (part 1)
Nuestra Senora de la Leche
Founding of Georgia
Capture of Picolata by Georgians and 1740 Attack on St. Augustine
Francisco Menendez (part 2)
Oglethorpe's Return
St. Augustine in 1759
More houses
End of Spanish Rule
British Period 1763-1784
The British East Florida Seal
Map of the New Colonies (East and West Florida)
Arrival of the British
Proclamation of 1763
Departure of the Spanish
Arrival of Governor James Grant
Colony Governance
Rev. John Forbes
Ordnance Appointments
The Builders
William Stork
Military Totals
Settlers Wanted
The Postman
Bartram Visits
William Gerard de Brahm
The Minorcians
British Military
John Moultrie
Patrick Tonyn
Augustin Prevost
American Revolution
The Florida East Coast Rangers
Revolutionary War Prisoners
More Prisoners
The Tolomato Cemetery
East Florida Assembly
End of British Rule
2nd Spanish Period 1784-1821
John Cruden
Governor Vizente Manuel de Zespedes
An Opportunity of Freedom - Zespedes Proclamation of July 26, 1784
Thomas Bell - Pirates
Return of Slaves
Tovar House
Father Thomas Hassett
The Cathedral
Don Manuel Solana House
Juan Nepomucceno de Quesada and the Rebellion of 1795
Chapel in the Castillo
Runaway Slaves
Enrique White and General Jorge Biassou
Father Felix Varela
Geronimo Alvarez and the 1812 Constitution Monument
Father Miguel O'Reilly
City Gate
Patriot Rebellion
Constitucion Monument
Jose Coppinger
Green Flag Republic
Catholic Church
1819 Description of St. Augustine
A Posey Dance
More Houses
Onis-Adams Treaty
Territorial Period 1821-1831
City Council
Joseph Lee Smith Appointed Judge
Joseph Hernandez
Treaty with the Seminoles
Presbyterian Church
Bethel Methodist Episcopal (Trinity United Methodist)
Trinity Episcopal Church
Business in St. Augustine 1827
St. Augustine 1827 Tax Roll
Houses of St. Augustine
Ralph Waldo Emerson's Poem
Ralph Waldo Emerson Encounters Church and a Slave Sale
Newspaper Extracts
From Boarding Houses to Hotels
John James Audubon Tours Florida
Slaves and the Seminoles
Territorial Period 1832 -1845
Seminole Wars
Public Education
How to Get to St. Augustine 1835
David Levy Yulee
Charles Downing
Tax Records 1837
St. Augustine Patrols
Wanted to Purchase
How to Get to St. Augustine 1841
St. Augustine, April 2, 1841
Dade Monument
Education Struggles on
The Escape of Andrew Gue
Slave Sale
Rev. Whipple Records his St. Augustine Mardi Gras
Fort Marion Work
Statehood 1845-1861
A Great Country
Railroad Route
Notes on the Bar
Planters Hotel Sale
Public Education After Statehood
Troop Movements
Mexican War
A Hotel Tradition Begins - The Magnolia Hotel
Carnival 1847
Fire Engine
Mexican War Death
March 25, 1848 Shipwreck
Description of Sherivaree - 1848
September 25, 1848 Hurricane
2nd Regiment U. S. Artillery
The Florida House
How to get to St. Augustine 1848
Soldiers Passing Through March 6, 1849
Mardi Gras
Indian Troubles
Light House Gets Safety Equipment
City Patrols
A Day in the Life of St. Augustine July, 1850
Churches in St. Augustine
Prewar Slavery
Celebration of the Fourth of July at St. Augustine 1851
Death of Father Varella - Feb 1853
1851 Slave Escape
Unlawful Assembly July 13, 1854
City Council Records
Trinity Episcopal Receives a Special Temporary Rector
City Taxes in 1855 (Costs)
Tax Records 1855
School Built
Getting to St. Augustine 1856
Putnam Appointed Judge
Complaint of Joseph Manucy against William Lang for indecent Language
Complaint against William Pomer, Peter Pellicer, T. Ferrieora
Fugitive Slaves
Kidnapping (September 1858)
Shinney (Street hockey)
Coastal Survey
New Railroad
Private Schools
And Union Soldiers are Born
Cornelia Leslie
Miss Mather's School
The St. Augustine Examiner Sat Oct 27, 1860 The Impending Crisis
The St. Augustine Examiner Dec 1, 1860 - The Independent Blues
New Military Company
The St. Augustine Examiner 29 December 1860 Another Year has Passed
St. Augustine in the Civil War 1861-1865
St. Augustine Examiner, October 1860
City of St. Augustine vs Powell slave of P Lopez; Breaking jail
City of St. Augustine vs Powell, slave of P Lope; Found without a pass
Bishop Verot
Leaving the Union
The Ordinance of Succession
St. Augustine Examiner, 19 Jan 1861 - The Revolution Progresses
Capture of the Fort by the Confederates
The Dana
City of St. Augustine vs Lewis slave of B Olivero; Fast riding through the Streets
City of St. Augustine vs Lawrence slave of Venancio Sanchez; Disturbing the Peace of the City
City of St. Augustine vs Eleek (slave of Wm Nannau?) Caught by patrol after bell ringing
Jefferson Davis Inaugural Address February 22, 1861
Lincoln's First Inaugural Address - March 4, 1861
Maj. E. Kirby Smith, Saint Augustine, Fla
Commander of the Dept of the South
Naval Blockade
War (St. Augustine Examiner), 20 April, 1861
U. S. Military Department
St. Johns Rail Road (St. Augustine Examiner) 4 May 1861
St. Augustine Units Mustered
Ladies Aid Society (St. Augustine Examiner) June 8, 1862
City of St. Augustine vs Lawrence slave of Venancio Sanchez; Disturbing peace of the City
City of St. Augustine (St. Augustine Examiner) Saturday June 29, 1862 2 Quarter 1862
Post Office Notice (St. Augustine Examiner)
Sinking of the Jeff Davis
The Lighthouse - Arnau's Coast Guard
Port Royal Expedition
The City of St. Augustine vs March a slave of G. R. Fairbanks
Buckingham Smith Seeks Help
TThe City of St. Augustine vs Lao, a slave of Antonio Alvarez
Attack and Surrender of St. Augustine
Official Report
Add the US Marines to the 4th New Hampshire Regt
St. Augustine Puts City Marshal on Salary
Report of General H. G. Wright
Abraham Lincoln's Appreciation
U. S. Military Department
Confederate Order to Evacuate the Troops from St. Augustine Hdqrs. Prov. Forces, Dept East
and Middle Fl., Tallahassee, March 19 1862
Weekly Columbus (GA) Enquirer, April 1 1862
St. Augustine in the Civil War p2
First Things
Provost Duties (See Office of Provost Marshal)
Local Reply
Bell Promoted (March 18, 1862
The Women Were the Most Difficult
Col Bell's Order
No Reinforcements Citizens Defend Yourselves
Warning Letter
Capture of the (Empire City) British Empire
Supplies Arriving
The St. Augustine Examiner Returns (April 9, 1862)
The World Changes St. Augustine is Placed Under Martial Law
Report to Brig. Gen. H. W. Benham
What was Martial Law in the Civil War
St. Johns River
Yankee Outrages and Thefts on the St. Johns River
Regimental Band (Leander Harris) University of New Hampshire, May 11, 1862
Deportation Order
Troop Life
Lots of Hazards (Sergeant Abner L. Knowlton) June 13, 1862
The Case of William Keyes
People Removed June 25, 1862
Bishop Verot Leaves Savannah to move 7 Sisters of Mercy to Columbus, Georgia
Taking Oath
Fourth of July, 1862
Philip Fraser appointed to U. S. District Court, Northern District of Florida
Staudenmayer Removed
Rumors of Attacks
Col Bell and General Hunter have a conflict
An Opinion of a 4th Regiment Soldier sent to The Farmers' Cabinet (a New England
An Opinion of Col Bell
Lieut Col. Gilman Sleeper
The Picket Lines
Union Deserters (Leander Harris) September 6, 1862
4th Regiment Leaves St. Augustine
St. Augustine and the Civil War page 3
The 7th New Hampshire Takes Over (Regimental History)
Benjamin Carr (from Little's Regimental History)
Joe Manucy and Antonio Bravo (from Little's Regimental History)
False Alarm (Regimental History)
Expel or not to Expel
Picket Duty Could be Hazardous (New Hampshire Sentinel) September 25, 1862
Another False Alarm (Regimental History - October 5)
Troops view of the town (Calvin Shedd Papers)
Meeting at the Presbyterian Church
Yankee Atrocities in Florida (Charleston Mercury)
2nd Lieut Calvin Shields talks about St. Augustine (October 12, 1862)
Captain Dickison's Account of October 1862
An Accidental Death (November 27, 1862) - Calvin Shedd Letters
Schools for the Freedmen
Deserters (Calvin Shedd December 5, 1862)
Judge Putnam Returns (Calvin Shedd Dec 7, 1862)
Deserters (Regimental History)
Federal Court Marshals make Deserters (Calvin Shedd December 14, 1862)
Col Putnam's Cavalry (White's Regimental History)
Capture of Lieutenant Cate, Private Oscar F. French and Suttler Samuel Riddell
More Recruits for the Colored Regiment
Married - In the Cathedral at St. Augustine (The New South, January 17, 1863)
Col. Buffington and family returned (New York Herald) Feb 27, 1863
More Banishments (Natchez Daily Courier), February 28, 1863
Attack on the Advanced Picket guard
More on Skirmish
More Union Deserters (Calvin Shedd) March 26, 1863
More on Mrs. Smith
From Mrs. J. Smith
St. Augustine in the Civil War page 4
The Government takes slow steps.
General David Hunter and the Creation of the Regiment
General Hunter Creates the First Black Regiment
James D. Fesseden and the 1st South Carolina Regiment
The First Black Soldiers
Another view of the enforced enlistment
In the Early Days fighting (The New York Herald) June 27, 1862
The Second Confiscation Act - An Act to suppress Insurrection, to punish Treason and
Rebellion, to seize and confiscate the Property of Rebels, and for other Purposes.
Hunters Letter to Stanton
Order to Create Black Regiments
Emancipation Proclamation
Doboy river Georgia, Beaufort, SC, November 25, 1862
General Saxton's Proclamation
Camp Saxton---Proclamation and Barbecue 1863
33rd USCT
Regiments Raised
Expedition to Florida (Letters from Beaufort During the Civil War)
More Drafting (Letters from Beaufort During the Civil War)
Abraham Lincoln Commends General Hunter on Jacksonville and USCT Troops
More Drafting (Letters from Port Royal during the Civil War)
Order Establishing the USCT Bureau
Protection for African-American Soldiers
Reorganizing the Regiments
Consolidation and Name Change
St. Augustine in the Civil War page 5
A Provost Marshall Report on Dr. Hiems and Stephen Bacon
7th Conn Volunteers
From Mrs. J. Smith
Savannah (GA Republican, June 12, 1863)
Provost Marshall Administers Oath of Allegiance
Celebration of the Battle of Bunker Hill (Regimental History)
Population of St. Augustine
4th of July in St. Augustine
The Case of the Montones
10 Conn to Morris Island
48th New York Volunteers
Living in St. Augustine (Perry's Saints)
Rebels About How the Freedmen Live (Commercial Advertiser) August 21, 1863
Order for St. Augustine Hospital Given (New York Herald) August 19, 1863
Dr. Seth Rogers and the Purpose of the New Hospital (Dr. Seth Rogers, Letters)
Condition of the Townspeople (Brooklyn City News, Undated)
Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Replace the 46th New York
Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction
Camp of the 10th Connecticut Volunteers
Attack on the Wood Cutters
First Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation
Joseph Remington appointed U. S. Marshal
Headquarters, Department of the South, Hilton Head, S. C., Jan. 31, 1864
Who were these freed slaves?
Fundraising for a Chapel Tent for the Tenth (Hartford Daily Courant) Feb 2, 1864
Troops move to Picolata
Arrival of Rev. Reynolds
Withdraw from Picolata
New Commander for St. Augustine
ex-Senator Yulee (Harford Daily Curant 2/24/1864)
A Military Hospital for St. Augustine
Religious Services
The Silent Comforter
Structure of the Government in 1864
Capture of the Navy Tug Columbine
St. Augustine in the Civil War page 6
Structure of the Government in 1864
First Baptist Church
17th Connecticut
Almost coming home to St. Augustine
Organizing Loyal Floridians (Hartford Daily Courant, 7-12-1864)
New Commander for St. Augustine
Report on the Captured 10th Soldiers (Hartford Daily Courant 11-29-1864)
Getting the Courts Back Into Operation
Judge Frasier Tries Again
Esther Hill Hawks Visits St. Augustine
Unlucky Regiment
Department of South Response
The New Commander
Col. B. C. Tilghman, Third U. S. Colored Troops, St. Augustine, Fla
Andersonville Thwarted Release
Ad for Tax Sales - Ran in Northern papers
Proclamation Closing the Port of St. Augustine - April 11, 1865
Armistice (April 23, 1865)
Lincoln's Death
Surrender of the Blues
Response to Lincoln's Death
Death of Mary Craft
End of the War
Confederates Surrender in Florida (May 17-20)
High Ranking Visitors to Florida (May 18 and 19)]
New Troops for St. Augustine (May 310
Post War and the Churches (September 1865)
Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address
St. Augustine in the Civil War page 7
St. Augustine's Confederate Soldiers
General William Wing Loring
General Edmond Kirby Smith
General Stephen Vincent Benet
General Edmund J. Davis
General William Hardee (Old Reliable)
Civil War Generals who moved to St. Augustine after the Civil War
General John McAllister Schofield
General Martin Davis Hardin
African-American Education
The Ex-Slaves
Reconstruction in St. Augustine 1865-1877
Military order, Dec. 1, 1865
Pastor Father Aubril
7th Regiment
Presidential Pardons
Mayors of the Reconstruction Period
Freedmen Bureau Schools Continue
Getting to St. Augustine
Lighthouse Relit
Court in St. Augustine
End of an Era
St. Augustine Becomes Part of the World
St. Mary's Academy
Cobb House
Military Rule
Sisters of St. Joseph
1st Methodist Episcopal Church (South) Hastings formed
Beginning of St. Johns County Public Schools
Society of Benedict the Moor and the St. Augustine Benevolent Society for Catholics
First African-American Voter Election
St. Augustine in 1869
Hotel St. Augustine and the Beginning of the Hotel Industry
Lincolnville and New St. Augustine
Bishop Augustin Verot
Buckingham Smith
Destruction of the lunette
William Van Dyke
Confederate Civil War Monument
Beginnings of the Oldest Drug Store
H. W. Chatfield Post and John A. Logan GAR
St. Paul AME
How to Get to St. Augustine in 1873
Saint Ambrose Catholic Church
Trinity Episcopal Gets a New Rector
First Baptist Church
Bethel Methodist Episcopal
Sisters of St. Joseph Hold a Picnic
Mount Pleasant African Methodist Episcopal Church
Plains Indians stay at Fort Marion
Indian Dick
Hotels of St. Augustine
Death of Dr. Oliver Bronson
Bronson Cottage
St. Mary's Missionary Baptist Church
Constance Fenimore Woolson
Mather Perit Memorial Presbyterian Church
St. Johns Carries Out a Clean final Reconstruction Election
Post Reconstruction in St. Augustine 1877-1885
Catholic Schools paid by Public Schools
Growth of the St. Johns County School System
Edison's Family Comes to St. Augustine
General Sherman Tours
1st Methodist Episcopal Church (South) - Moultrie
John Papino
Presidential Visits
The 1880's
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Olivet Methodist Episcopal Church (Grace United Methodist)
Thomas Edison comes to St. Augustine
Founding of the St. Augustine Historical Society
Carnival 1883
Need a Place to Stay 1883
Restoration of the Castillo
Fire Department
The Florida School for the Deaf and Blind
North City Baptist Church Organized
Some Businesses in St. Augustine and the People who operated them
Apache Indians Come to Fort Marion
A Church Building on Wheels
Flagler Construction Era 1885-1890
St. Augustine in 1885
Isaac Cruft Brings a Quality Hotel Experience to St Augustine the San Marco Hotel
Villa Zorayda and Franklin Smith
Florida School for the Deaf and Blind
William G. Warden
Ponce de Leon, Alcazar, Sunnyside Hotel
The Ponce de Leon Hotel
The 1887 Fire
Pell Horse Fountain
The Alcazar
The Casa Monica
Opening and Dedication of Grace Episcopal Methodist Church
McGuire and McDonald, Dr. Anderson, and Osborne Seavey
Seavey House (The Union General's House)
Hotel Life
Dying in St. Augustine
Technical Innovations
St. Augustine Fire Department
Cordova Hotel
Ashlar Lodge Begins 1888
Return of Carrie Semple
Dr. F. F. Smith and Dr. Anderson
Florida East Coast Railway
Havana & St. Augustine Cigar
Joe Perry
exPresident Grover Cleveland Returns to the Ponce de Leon
Frederick Douglass
Memorial Presbyterian Built
The Alicia Hospital
Flagler Era 1890 to 1900
Saint James Baptist Church
East Coast Hospital
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell Visits
St. Benedict the Moor
St. Cyprian Protestant Episcopal Mission
Thomas Hastings, Henry Flagler and the founding of the Town of Hastings
Old Jail
Flagler Buys an Orange Grove in San Mateo
The St. Augustine Women's Exchange Founded
Ancient City Baptist
Tatler Magazine
Steamer Transportation to St. Augustine
Diego Union Church Formed (became Diego Baptist Church)
Villa Flora
Casa Amarylla
Sons of Israel
School System
Ida Alice Shourds
School at the turn of the century
St. James Baptist Church
The Spanish American War and the Philippine Insurrection
The Last Pirate
The Progressive Era to WWII 1900 - 1913
1900 St. Augustine Evening Record
E Reynold's 1900 School Report
St. Joseph's Academy
Palm Valley Baptist Church
Ponce de Leon Hotel Gets and Important Visitor --- Admiral George Dewey and Wife
Casino Bowling Alley
Cake Walks
1901-1902 State School Report
Soldiers in the Philippines
Shooting of Councilman John Pappino
The Rebuilding of Trinity Episcopal
Cordova becomes the Alcazar Annex
Rural Schools On again/off again
St. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
Marble Head Stones for National Cemetery Arrive
Theodore Roosevelt Visits the Ponce de Leon
St. Agnes' Mission Chapel Organized
St. Johns Light and Power Company Lays Street Car Tracks
The Film Industry Comes to St. Augustine
Flagler Mausoleum Built
Church of God Organized
Y.M.C.A. Built
Dr. Brown's Hospital
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Development and Progress on the East Coast
Dawson Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church Organized
Mt. Zion African Methodist Episcopal Organized
Three Negro Funerals
Orpheum Tonight
Carcaba's Cigar Factory
First Baptist Church of Hastings Organized
Plaza Theatre Will Show Several Fine Films Tonight Gold Watch to be Given Away
Orange Street School
1st Methodist Episcopal (South) - St. Augustine (Corner of Riberia and King)
1910 St. Augustine Record Newspaper
Frank Genovar and the Cuban Connection
The Town of Hastings 1910
First Baptist Church of Armstrong Organized
Friendship Baptist Church Organized
Grand opening of the Ponce de Leon Hotel in 1910
Taking Moving Pictures
Interesting Pictures. St. Augustine is Scene of a Moving Picture Elopement
Casino's Washington Day Dance
Airplane Flights
Health Department
Canfield lays out the Town of Armstrong
D. D. Corbette Becomes School Superintendent
The New Freedom and World War I
Woodrow Wilson and the New Freedom
Death of Henry Flagler
Dixie Highway
Death of Joseph Parrott
Payments to Catholic Schools Ended
Poll Tax
1914 Fire
Hastings and Locals will meet at Lewis Park Thursday
A Florida Enchantment
Bridge to be a Fine Structure
1915 4-H Program Begins in St. Johns County
Elkton Methodist Episcoal South formed
Old Jail (County)
Daily Band Concerts to Begin January Fifteenth
Lubin Movie Company Here for Three Months
Flagler Hospital Silver Jubilee celebrated March 2, 1915
Nombre de Dios Chapel
Spanish TrailUnveiling to be Seen in Movies
Electing City Commissioner
Church of Christ, Science Formed
Sister Mary Thomasine
To Organize Poultry Club
Movie Company to Locate Here
Alicia Hospital
Schools Cut Back
First Airport
New Adjutant General is Here
Nora Talmadge Films in St. Augustine
Barbers Arrested for Keeping Open
Johnny Ray to Establish Movie Industry Here
Gov. Catts Issues Appeal for Reorganization First Regiment
Many New Members Added to the Red Cross Auxilliary
Recruiting Officer Recruits for the Naval Reserve
Girls' National guard of Honor
Support of Elks Pledged to President
World War I
Potato Farming
City Garden Committee Met and Organized
Red Cross Entertainment at the Jefferson
County Roads
Supply company Will Entrain Here Tomorrow
Women of the City Are Registering Today
Statue of General Kirby Smith Completed by Sculptor Pillars
Navy League Has Big Display of Garments
County Farm News
Told of Army Life
Stuart Pellicer Victim of Pneumonia at Camp Wheeler
Thanksgiving Day at Camp Wheeler
Underwent Exam
Observed Lightless Thursdays
Another St. Augustine Boy Making Good
Heatless Mondays Start Next Week for Ten Week Period
Fuel Restrictions Affect St. Augustine
Negroes Called for War Duty
Taking Pictures in St. Augustine Natural Colors
Florida Memorial College
Hurst Chapel African Methodist Episcopal
St. Johns County Boys to Leave in the Morning
Saint Johns Baptist Church
Odds and Ends
"Flu" Epidemic Under Congrol
Training to be Given Women for Railroad Work
No Services at Churches Sunday
Dr. D. W. Roberts
November 11, 1918
St. Augustine Historical Society Purchases the Gonzalez Alvarez House
Union Service of Thanksgiving
School Children have done well in the United War Drive
Dance Wed. Night in Honor of All Ex-Service Men
1919 Sees Largest Enrollment in Public Schools due to new state law
The Roaring 1920s
Rudolph Valentino Comes to St. Augustine
Grave of William Wing Loring
Faculty List of Public School is Complete
World War I Memorial Plaque
Thanksgiving Day in St. Augustine
The Shrimping Fleet and Docks
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Organized
Flagstaff (World War I Monument)
Hastings Potato Growers Association Founded
Webb Building and Dr. Dewitt Webb
Monument to Juan Ponce de Leon
Church of God by Faith
Fort Marion and Fort Matanzas Become National Monuments
Hastings High School Construction Starts May 1924
Dr. Wilma Davis
Calvary Baptist Church
St. Johns Welfare Federation
Memorial Evangelical Luthern Church
Return of Pedro Menendez
McDowell Chapel
Church of God in Christ
Acheson Chapel
Church of Christ
Steven Vincent Benet
Excelsior School
Evelyn Hamblin Center
Deaths - Mrs. Sarah Capo
Mount Moriah Baptist Church
Bridge of Lions
Antioch Baptist Church
First National Bank Building
Woman's Club Will Present "The Flapper Grandmother" Miss Hines Director
St. Johns will send quota to State courses (April 29, 1929)
Fruit Fly Found at Three County Sources (June 7, 1929)
Medfly Fight Taking Form in this District (June 14, 1929)
4H Club
Closing of First National Causes Run
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Zero Milestone
Hotel Hastings
The Great Depression to World War II
Black Tuesday and the Collapse of the Stock Market
The Old Spanish Treasury - Pena-Peck House Deeded to City
The Great Depression
Mt. Carmel Primitive Baptist Church
Walter B. Fraser elected mayor of St. Augustine
Church of Christ (African American)
St. Augustine Primitive Baptist Church
Government House
Civic Center Built
The Allighator Farm
Pentecostal Assemblies of the World
Water Plant Finished
WPA Writes - Seeing St. Augustine
Pleasant Row Baptist Church
North City
Officials in 1937
National Committee for the Preservation and Restoration of Historic St. Augustine
St. Augustine Record Celebrates Preservation and Restoration
WPA Starts Church Survey
Return of Castillo de San Marcos
Nathan Collier
St. Augustine Airport
Ketterlinus High School Class of 1939
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
HABAS and WPA
WPA and Veteran's Grave Registration
World War II and Post War 1941-1960
A Day that Will Live in Infamy
German Sub lands Saboteurs in Ponte Vedra Beach
Zora Neale Hurston
April, 1941 the USO NCCS Club Opens
St. Augustine Post No. 315 formed
Other Veteran Organizations
St. Johns County in the Service
The Arsenal on Marine
Army Signal School
The Extension Service Goes to War
African American Steward Program
Army Military Police and Coast Guard SP
Majorie Kinnan Rawlings
German Sub lands Saboutuers in Ponte Vedra Beach
Coast guard Takes over Ponce de Leon Hotel
Sick Bay
Officers School
The Chaplains
Weekly Dress Reviews
St. Augustine also had a command for Army Outpost Troops
Death of Miss Evelyn Hamblin
World War II Guard Casualties
World War II Guard Casualties
Munipal Airport becomes Navy Flight School
The Civic Center
St. Johns County Red Cross
Captain of the Port
The St. Johns County Defense Council and the Women's Ambulance Corps
St. Augustine's Own in the Coast Guard Local Service
SPARS (Semper Paratus, Always Ready)
Where were the WAACs?
Marineland Does Its Part
1944 Hurricane
Carneigie Institution of Washington turns the Llambias House over to the St. Augustine Historical
Florida Memorial
Post World War II
Red Cross Will Open Work Rooms Tomorrow at 2:30
World War II Marker placed near Public Market 1946
1946 City Commission
Lightner Museum
Florida Memorial Accreditation
Death of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Gary Cooper
More Florida Memorial
Trinity Episcopal Expands
St. Augustine Extends Its Military Tradition
St. Augustine Historical Planning Commission
Creation of Richard J. Murray High School
400th Anniversary Celebration gets started
Resolution of Respect
Palm Valley Gets Its School
Revival of Preservation
First Director of the Historic Augustine Preservation Appointed
A New Age of Rehab begins in the Oldest City
St. Augustine Civil Rights 1960-1965
Civil Rights Era
Early NAACP
First Sit-in
Henry Thomas
Suit to Desegregate St. Johns County Public School
Dr. Robert B. Hayling
Vice-President Johnson
Actual School Desegregation
Shelley Elected Mayor
Beginning of the Civil Rights Bill
Mrs. Fannie Fullerwood
Summer Demonstrations, 1963
Florida Advisory Committee to the US Commission on Civil Rights
More Demonstrations
School Integration
Cattle Prods and Dogs
KKK Rally
Connie Hunter's Letter to John F. Kennedy
Molotov Cocktails
Death of William David Kincaid
More Violence against Blacks
Spring Vacation 1963 and Mrs. Mary Peabody
Staff Report of United States Civil Rights Commission
School Integration Continues with a twist
The Mayor Issues a Warning
Street Demonstrations - Hoss Manucy, Connie Lynch, J. B. Stoner and L. O. Davis
Dr. King and Rev. Abernathy Arrested
St. Augustine Beach Wade-Ins
Monson Swimming Pool
U. S. Congress Passes the 1964 Civil Rights Act
President Lyndon Johnson's Televised Address
Creating the Myth
St. Augustine Rebounds 1965-1990
The Spanish Quarter
Airport Authority
St. Augustine Amphitheater
Pan American Symposium on Restoration and Preservation of Historic Monuments
Pan American Center Dedicated
Casa del Hidago Dedicated
Historic Preservation Board reviews house documentation
National Historic Preservation Act
Great Cross
End of the Ponce de Leon
St. Augustine Preservation Board
The World Was Changing for the Railroad
Beginning of Flagler College
St. Johns Welfare Federation and Nursing Care
St. Augustine Town Plan Historic District, Cathedral, Gonzalez-Alvarez House and Llambias
Flagler Receives a New President
St. Photos Shrine (Avero House)
National Register of Historic Places
Sanchez Powder House Site
Spanish Coquina Quarries
ECHO House
Ximenez-Fatio House
Flagler College Accredited
Historic Architectural Review Board
Athalia Lindsley's Murder
O'Reilly House
Statue of Father Camps
Ponce de Leon Hall listed in National Register of Historic Place
Grace United Methodist Church
St. Augustine Comprehensive Plan
Historic Sites and Buildings Survey
St. Augustine Lighthouse
After 56 years, Bob Lovett leaves his Hastings grocery
Allen B Nease High School
W. D. Hartley Elementary School
Bridge of Lions
Trinity Episcopal Continues Growth
The Burning of Ketterlinus Junior High School
Model Land Company and Abbott Tract
Certified Local Government
The Burning of Hastings
Dr. Martin Luther King Avenue
Historic Preservation Element
Century Pioneer Families
Old St. Johns County Jail
Mayor and City Commission 1989
St. Augustine Alligator Farm
The Solla Carcaba Cigar Factory
Xavier Lopez House
Villa Zorayda
Fort Mose
Samantha Wilson Nursing Home
Historic St. Augustine Preservation Board Abolished
Horace Walker House (Castillo Sebastian)
Sanchez Homestead
Dixie Highway and St. Augustine Civic Center Placed on the National Register
Old St. Augustine Record Building
Hastings High School
Hastings Community Center
Restoring the Florida Memorial Arch
Stanbury Cottage (Gingerbread House)
Diocesan Library Archives
North City Historic District
Fullerwood Historic District Created
Nelmar Terrace Historic District Created
|More than just History
St. Augustine and St. Johns County is
a naturalist paradise. There are many
animals, plants, insects, etc. To
discover here. For a list of the
possibilities (Species and Natural
Community Summary for St. Johns
Look for:
Basin Swamp
Beach Dune
Coastal Grassland
Coastal Interdunal Swale
Coastal Strand
Depression Marsh
Dome Swamp
Estuarine Tidal Marsh
Floodplain Swamp
Hydric Hammock
Maritime Hammock
Mesic Flatwoods
Scrubby Flatwoods
Xeric Hammock
|The Hibiscus is the city of St. Augustine's official
flower, and the Spanish Bayonet its official plant.
The Southern Red Cedar is the official tree.
|Spanish Bayonet
|Southern Red Cedar
|Please use the search feature at the top of the page for an indepth search
of the Dr. Bronson History site.
|View from the Castillo
by W. J. Harris
Circa 1912
|Casa Monica by William Henry Jackson 1889-1897
|The Ponce de Leon Hotel by William Henry Jackson
|St. George St.
State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory, http://floridamemory.com/items/show/147966
Photonegative of post card by W.J. Harris Company, St. Augustine.
Sam Cooley
Library of Congress
|Bridge of Lions
Francis Johnson
Francis Johnson
|City Gate
William Henry Jackson
|Death Records
|U. S. C. T. Units
|Civil War in Port Royal and the Department of the South and
|Assorted Pages of Interest
|Menorcan History and Culture


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Keynote Presentations
During General Session presentations, world-leading researchers and engineers share their journeys of discovery and progress through precision multiphysics simulation.
Suresh ArikapudiTata Motors
Multiphysics Modeling Solutions for Advanced Vehicle Research & Development
Suresh Arikapudi completed his mechanical engineering and has a M.S in Mechatronics. He has over 12 years experience in the area of Hybrid, EV and Fuel Cell Systems. He currently works as a project lead for 4X EV Concept Vehicles. His areas of interest include autonomous vehicles and virtual prototyping of vehicles.
Chandramohan EHCL
Multiphysics Simulation in Medical Device Product Development
Chandramohan currently heads the Advanced Engineering Group for Medical devices in Mechanical division of HCL Technologies at Chennai. He is responsible for Medical devices CAE practice, which predominantly focuses on simulation needs for cardiovascular, Orthopedic, Infusion systems, Medical disposable, surgical disposable, Neurovascular and other major therapeutical areas. He received his B.Sc in Physics from Madras University and a B.Tech in Automobile from Madras Institute of Technology (MIT) Anna University. He has over 15 years experience in various domains like Medical Devices, Automotive, Aerospace, Consumer electronics and semiconductor in R&D and service organizations.
Holger Ernstmieletec FH Bielefeld
Boosting the Development of Next Generation Household Appliances by Multiphysics Simulations
Holger Ernst studied chemistry at the Rubrechts-Karls-Universität in Heidelberg and later at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität in Münster where he graduated in Physical Chemistry in 1999. In 2002 he received his Ph. D. in chemistry as well. In 2003 he joined Miele & Cie. KG in Gütersloh, a leading supplier of domestic appliances and commercial machines in the field of laundry care, dishwashing and disinfection. In the following years he became the head of the research and development department for cooktops of the Miele subsidiary imperial-Werke oHG Bünde. Since 2013 he is head of Innovation / Research and Development of the Miele & Cie. KG facility in Bielefeld. Holger Ernst is co-founder and scientific director of the "mieletec FH Bielefeld", a joint research laboratory of Miele & Cie. KG with the University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld.
Dr. Amit GuptaIndian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Lithium-ion Batteries: From Portable Electronics to Drivetrains
Dr. Amit Gupta is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at IIT Delhi since May 2011. He received his MS and PhD at the University of Central Florida (UCF) in 2007 and 2009 respectively, and BTech from IIT Delhi in 2004. His broad research interests are in Lithium-ion batteries, Microfluidics and Flapping wing aerodynamics.
Siddiq QidwaiNaval Research Laboratory
The Story of Microstructure-Sensitive Corrosion Pit Growth and Mechanical Performance
Dr. Siddiq Qidwai is a Mechanical Engineer at the Multifunctional Materials Branch of the US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington, DC. He is an expert in the area of computational mechanics and materials science with a strong focus in constitutive modeling and multiphysics phenomena. He received his PhD (1999) and MS in Aerospace Engineering from Texas A&M University, and his BS in Mechanical Engineering from Middle East Technical University (Ankara, Turkey).
Dr. Qidwai's current research topics are microstructure-sensitive corrosion modeling, biomechanical modeling of the human head under extreme conditions, and electrically-assisted deformation of metals. His recent and past contributions in the research arena include the design of multifunctional structure-power material systems, microstructure-property correlations in metals, and computational modeling of smart materials, specifically piezoelectric materials and shape memory alloys (SMAs). Dr. Qidwai is the recipient of the 2009 SAIC Publications Award and 2003 Geo-Center's Technology Transfer Award.Download Presentation
K.K. RajanIndira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research
Use of Multiphysics Simulation for design and analysis of Fast Breeder Reactor components and its associated fuel cycle facilities
K.K.Rajan is a graduate in Electrical Engineer from Calicut University. He has been working at IGCAR, Kalpakkam since 1981 in the Fast Reactor Technology Group and presently he is in the grade of Outstanding Scientist and Director of the Group.
He is responsible for the design, construction, commissioning, operation and maintenance of high temperature experimental sodium facilities and conducting in sodium experiments in support of 500 MWe Proto type Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) .
He has made substantial contributions towards testing of PFBR steam generator and fuel handling machines at reactor operating conditions. He was also involved in the development of Permanent magnet flow meter for sodium flow measurement in fast breeder reactor sodium circuits. He is a member of Indian Nuclear Society and a fellow of Institution of Engineers (India). He is pursuing Ph.D under the Homi Baba National Institute. Apart from which he has more than 120 publications in national and international journals.
Christian Schrödermieletec FH Bielefeld
Boosting the Development of Next Generation Household Appliances by Multiphysics Simulations
Christian Schröder studied physics at the University of Osnabrück (Germany). After he received his Ph.D. in theoretical physics in 1999 he worked at the Philips Research Laboratories in Hamburg (Germany) in the field of medical image reconstruction in computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. In 2000, he was hired by the company Telelogic AB (Sweden, since 2008 belonging to IBM) and did research on model-based software development methods. Two years later he moved to the Ames Laboratory (USA) where he worked in the field of simulating single molecular magnets. In 2003 he got a professor position at the University of Applied Sciences in Bielefeld (Germany). His present research focuses on the theoretical description and numerical simulation of functional magnetic nano-systems as well as high performance computing and distributed computing methods. As co-founder and scientific director of the "mieletec FH Bielefeld", a joint research laboratory with the company Miele, he is mainly responsible for field-coupled simulations in the area of domestic appliances.
Julie SlaughterEtrema Products, Inc.
The use of Multiphysics Models in the Design and Simulation of Magnetostrictive Transducers
Julie Slaughter is a Senior Engineer at Etrema Products, Inc., where she works on research and development of magnetostrictive transducers for defense and industry applications. She specializes in performance predictions for underwater acoustic transducers. Her work involves linear and nonlinear modeling of electromagnetic, mechanical, acoustic and thermal aspects of transducer design. One key focus of her work is experimental verification of simulations. Dr. Slaughter joined Etrema after receiving her PhD in Engineering Mechanics from Iowa State University in 1997.Download Presentation
Alwin VerschuerenPhilips Research Laboratories
Multiphysics modeling of a medical nebulizer device: the path from piëzo to droplet
In pulmonary drug delivery, medication in the form of a fine mist of droplets is inhaled by patients through their lungs to enter the bloodstream. This route is becoming ever more attractive as an alternative to mainstream drug delivery via injection or pills, also for other than lung diseases. A major challenge is that effective delivery is only obtained for a narrow range in droplet sizes. To address this, modeling has proven instrumental in our Research & Development project. A multi-physics model has been developed that spans the complete pathway from piëzo resonances, to pressure waves in the liquid medication, up to the dynamics of individual droplet formation. Our model allowed capturing space-time events inaccessible to experimental techniques. And, recent cluster computing techniques made it feasible to perform multi-dimensional parameter scans, allowing to identify critical parameters, and to disentangle their complex interactions.
Peter WoytowitzLam Research
The Symbiotic Relationship Between Moore's Law and Computational Modeling
Pete Woytowitz leads the Computational Modeling and Reliability group in Central Engineering at Lam Research Corporation. Pete's specializations include modeling and optimization of complex systems including feature scale level modeling of stress, thermal, dynamics and reliability. Prior to joining Lam he was a Principal Engineer at Engineering Mechanics Technology. He has also worked at Failure Analysis Associates, Loral Space Systems and Boeing Commercial Airplane Company. Pete is an Adjunct Professor at Santa Clara University and a CA Registered Professional Engineer. He has degrees from University of Maryland, Stanford University and Santa Clara University where he received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering. He has been awarded 3 U.S. Patents and has over 30 papers in the open literature.


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BBC Director-General Resigns as Turmoil Reigns
Mishandling of a second sex abuse story has led George Entwistle and two senior news directors to leave the BBC. WSJ's Paul Sonne looks at what is going wrong at the corporation and how the scandal could affect its future.
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Tennessee 9-year-old Conner Long wanted 7-year-old brother Cayden, who has hypertonic cerebal palsy, to be able to play sports. So Conner decided they should compete in triathalons together, despite the fact that Cayden can't walk on his own. With the help of race organizers and a triathalon coach, Conner and his parents figured out a way to make it happen. Together, the brothers have competed in 14 races up and down the East Coast. Conner pulls his brother in a raft for the swim portion and a trailer for the biking, and then pushes the trailer during the run.
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Part of a disused former Buxton pub is to be converted into a funeral home.
The ground floor of the Prince of Wales Hotel on Fairfield Road, which has been vacant since 2011, is set to be used as a funeral directors.
High Peak Borough Council has granted planning approval for the development by Mellor and Smith Funeral Directors, who have outgrown their current premises on Waterswallows Road.
Documents submitted on behalf of the applicant state: "Due to recent growth of the business, the premises at Waterswallows Road are no longer suitable for their needs and so they are looking to relocate to the Prince of Wales site.
"The proposal will give a new use to the former public house site and one which is suited to a residential area, as the disturbance to neighbouring properties will be minimal."
The first floor of the property will be converted into two self-contained flats.
Barms Ward councillor Rachael Quinn said: "I do find it very sad to see so many pubs, that have been part of many people's lives for a long period of time, disappearing, but I am glad that the building will not be standing empty and deteriorating. I also welcome the full use of the building to provide two dwellings as well as the funeral home."


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There are many good Mexican restaurants in Rhode Island. We discovered a great one.
From the moment we entered Agaves Mexican Grill we felt like we were back in Mexico. The friendly greeting by owner Roberto Leon, a first generation Mexican-American, the atmosphere and ambience of the surroundings, and then the attentiveness and knowledge of our waiter, Israel, all brought us back to some of the fine dining we had experienced in that wonderful country.
Roberto's father, Juan, and his brother, Fernando Aguire, are the chefs…and do they know how to prepare and cook authentic Mexican cuisine. The menu items are high end at low end prices.
We began our dinner with salsa and chips. Joyce likes her salsa hot, while I lean toward medium. Israel brought three kinds to the table for us to try, and they were all good.
The restaurant has three tastefully decorated dining rooms and a large bar. A birthday party was going on in one of the rooms. The rooms are so intimate that you wouldn't believe that there are 280 seats in the place.
I ordered a Mexican beer, while Joyce enjoyed a cucumber martini as we watched Manny wheel his cart to the table to prepare a fresh guacamole casero right before our eyes. He cut the fresh avocado, added a variety of spice, including jalapenos and cilantros, plus tomato and lime, and mashed it in a large earthen bowl. We smothered it on freshly baked, homemade tortillas and enjoyed. For $9.29 we got dinner and a show.
Another popular appetizer is the Agaves Sampler, which includes a ham quesadilla, papa wedges, lightly breaded jalapanos and a cheesy bean dip ($10.99). It is a meal in itself.
But that was only the beginning. Agaves has the usual menu of fajitas, enchiladas, quesadillas and burritos, all cooked fresh and in every possible combination. We chose to order from the more eclectic, traditional Mexican side of the menu, brought to Warwick by Juan. I enjoyed a traditional dish that I had never had before, even in Mexico: Mango Avocado Pina ($16.99). The colorful plate featured a half pineapple stuffed with tender marinated pork and topped with mango avocado salsa. The rice was perfect for dipping in the tasty gravy. The big surprise was the accompanying mashed potatoes with jalapenos. Joyce, who is not a mashed potato fan, stole half of mine.
Joyce enjoyed a Gorditas De Tinga, which is homemade corn gorditas stuffed with chipotle chicken and served with yucca fries ($9.99). Of course, we shared.
We topped off our delightful meal with a Mexican flan and Mexican coffee. Ah, that wonderful Kahlua! (Did I need to say this is a Mexican restaurant?)
The most expensive item on the menu ($17.50) is for the really hungry. It consists of two plates of a burrito, enchilada, taco, tostada, chile poblano, rice and beans. Isreal says, "Good Luck!"
Agaves is very accommodating and can prepare all kinds of combination plates. They also serve luncheons from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, with prices ranging from $6.99 to $8.99. Vegetarian dishes average $8.99.
Agaves is located on Route 2 in Warwick at 444 Quaker Lane. It formerly housed a 99 restaurant and years ago the Weather Vane. It is open every day for lunch and breakfast. For reservations (suggested on weekends) call 615-7111.


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text: Threat of antitrust "dawn raids" in Indonesia Antitrust Alert Share this 14 AUG 2017 By: Nathan Bush Wincen Santoso "Dawn raids" - unannounced searches of businesses and residences - are a tool of choice for antitrust investigators worldwide. By arriving without warning to scrutinize records, seize equipment and data, and question personnel, competition authorities can directly inspect materials as maintained in the normal course of business and exploit the shock of the raid when interviewing witnesses. Recent actions by Indonesia's principal competition authority, the Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU), portend an increased threat of dawn raids in Indonesian antitrust investigations. Dawn raids in the Motorcycle Investigation On 20 February 2017, the KPPU published its determination imposing fines of IDR47.5 billion (approximately US$3.56 million) on the Indonesian subsidiaries of two foreign motorcycle manufacturers for price fixing in violation of Law No. 5 of 1999 concerning Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Business Competition (the "Indonesian Competition Law").1 During the course of its preliminary investigation, the KPPU conducted its first dawn raid.2 KPPU officers arrived unannounced at one of the motorcycle manufacturers offices in Jakarta, and then proceeded to collect evidence and interview one witness.3 The manufacturer's counsel subsequently objected that the KPPU infringed the company's right to due process of law by inspecting the premises, requesting documents and interviewing a witness without any advance notice to the company.4 The KPPU disagreed, noting in its published decision that Article 36 (i) of the Indonesian Competition Law authorizes the KPPU to obtain, examine and evaluate letters, documents, or other evidence during preliminary investigations.5 The KPPU decision also cited Article 31 (2) of KPPU Regulation No. 1 of 2010 regarding the Case Handling Procedure, which allows the KPPU during preliminary investigations to conduct "local examination" (pemeriksaan setempat).6 Moreover, the KPPU's published decision characterized the company's cooperation during the dawn raid as voluntary.7 The KPPU observed that "based on the evidence it cannot be found there was taking of documents forcibly at the location by the investigator; in fact the investigator's team conducted local examination of a witness …".8 The manufacturer filed an appeal to the East Jakarta District Court on 27 March 2017, and the appeal is still pending.9 The extent of the KPPU's authority to enter premises, seize evidence, and question witnesses without advance notification or consent remains controversial. Other Indonesian laws authorizing police, customs and other law investigative bodies to conduct unannounced raids and seize evidence use the terms "search" (penggeledahan) and "seizure" (penyitaan).10 Searches and seizures often require judicial warrants.11 Similarly, "local examination" (pemeriksaan setempat) is a term used in Indonesian civil procedure to describe judicial inspection of large or immovable objects that cannot be produced in court.12 During recent legislative debate over amendments to the Indonesian Competition Law, draft provisions explicitly empowering the KPPU to conduct "searches and seizures" were proposed and ultimately dropped.13 Indonesian media reported that the proposal was abandoned due to concerns about further expanding the investigative powers of the KPPU, which already enjoys the power to determine whether conduct infringes the Indonesian Competition Law and directly impose penalties.14 However, on 30 May 2017, the KPPU Chairman commented that the government and the legislature might still reach a consensus on empowering the KPPU to conduct "searches and seizures."15 KPPU cooperation with police An alternative tactic is for the KPPU to cooperate with the police in conducting searches and seizures.16 On 20 July 2017, the KPPU accompanied the police in conducting a dawn raid of the premises of PT. Indo Beras Unggul, a subsidiary of an Indonesian public company, for allegedly misrepresenting the ingredients of rice sold to consumers.17 While the police investigated potential criminal offenses (such as unfair trade practices to mislead the public),18 the KPPU focused on potential antitrust violations (such as monopoly practices).19 This approach may not, however, be viable in cases of suspected antitrust violations involving no suspicion of criminal conduct. Increased regulatory risks Multinational companies active in Indonesia may face increased risks of KPPU enforcement actions in the future. The pending amendments to the Indonesian Competition Law would extend its extraterritorial reach to cover foreign conduct impacting Indonesia. 20 If the amendments are passed, the KPPU might target international cartels and other foreign anticompetitive conduct - and it might rely on dawn raids of local companies to acquire evidence. Many companies have adopted "dawn raid protocols" for responding to unannounced on-site inspections in other jurisdictions. With the KPPU's demonstrated readiness to conduct dawn raids, dawn raid preparations should be extended to Indonesia. 1 KPPU Decision No: 04/KPPU-I/2016 dated 20 February 2017. 2 Para 3.2 of the Legal Consideration of the KPPU Decision No: 04/KPPU-I/2016 dated 20 February 2017. 3 Para 31.2.1 of the KPPU Decision No: 04/KPPU-I/2016 dated 20 February 2017. 4 Ibid, para 31.2.1 until 31.2.10. 5 Ibid, para 3.2.7. 6 Ibid, para 3.2.4. 7 Ibid, para 3.2.6. 8 Ibid. 9 Bisnis Indonesia news portal, last accessed 2 August 2017. 10 Articles 32 to 46 of the Law No. 8 of 1981 regarding Indonesian Criminal Procedure Code. 11 Ibid, Article 33 (1) and Article 38 (1). 12 Article 153 of the Herzien Inlandsch Reglement (HIR) and Article 180 of the Rechtreglement voor de Buitengewesten (RBG). 13 Hukumonline news portal, last accessed 2 August 2017. 14 Ibid. 15 Ibid. 16 Ibid. 17 Kompas news portal, last accessed 2 August 2017. 18 Tempo magazine, edition 31 July-6 August 2017, p. 18. 19 Media Indonesia news portal, 25 July 2017, last accessed 2 August 2017. 20 Supra note 16.


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At a special meeting Wednesday, Raisin Township Board members voted 5-0 to stay in a military surplus program.
Board members thanked public safety director Scott Lambka for clarifying how the U.S. Department of Defense's Law Enforcement Support Office's disposition services program works. Lambka said the township has acquired vehicles, rifles, equipment for disaster relief and first aid kits, among other items, at little cost to the township. Some of the items are used by the Region of Irish Hills Narcotics Office drug enforcement team or other police departments in the county.
Some board members said they had been told the township was able to sell items it gets through the program. Lambka said LESO has rules that govern what can be done with items that are no longer needed. He said they have to be sent back to the Defense Department or transferred to another law enforcement agency. Items can only be sold if the Defense Department does not want them back, he said. He said he is planning a one-day auction to sell some items.
The board directed Lambka to collect the items into as few locations as possible so they are not scattered around the township hall property and other locations.
Raisin Township to stay in military surplus program
At a special meeting Wednesday, Raisin Township Board members voted 5-0 to stay in a military surplus program.


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Tool: Gesture
Gesturing is an activity that people spontaneously engage in when talking about spatial content, and even when talking about non-spatial content. Space is continuous, but the language we use to describe space is not. Language divides space into categories and, as a result, is a relatively poor technique for capturing the continuous quality of space. What gesture can do is fill in the gaps left by language, allowing learners to reveal knowledge about space that is not apparent in their talk. We examine the gestures that speakers produce when describing tasks that call upon the fundamental systems of spatial learning and cognition (e.g., mental rotation tasks). But we also use gesture to explore domains that are not inherently spatial. When speakers gesture while describing a task, they bring a spatial component into their descriptions (they "spatialize" the task), which may be what gives gesture its power in bringing about learning. Finally, we consider the implications of our findings on gesture and space for educational practice. Gesturing may turn out to be particularly important in teaching STEM disciplines, as teachers often find it difficult to talk about many of these areas (e.g., chemistry, geology, physics) without using their hands. Fundamentally, the two questions we ask are: (1) Can gesture be used as a window onto spatial skills not evident through other probes? (2) Can gesture be manipulated to promote spatial learning?
The goals of our research on Gesture are:
- To understand how gesture interacts with fundamental spatial processes.
- To understand how gesture interacts with spatial learning.
- To understand how gesture might be used to improve education.
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Susan Goldin-Meadow (Co-PI)
Publications from SILC
- ♦ Beilock, S. and Goldin-Meadow, S. (in press). Gesture changes thought by grounding it in action. Psychological Science.
- ♦ Ehrlich, S. B., Levine, S. C. and Goldin-Meadow, S. (2006). The importance of gesture in children's spatial reasoning. Developmental Psychology, 42(6), 1259-1268. [doi: 10.1037/0012-1618.104.22.1689]
- ♦ Goldin-Meadow, S. and Beilock, S. (in press). Action's influence on thought: The case of gesture. Perspectives in Psychological Science.
- ♦ Ping, R. and Goldin-Meadow, S. (2010). Gesturing saves cognitive resources when talking about nonpresent objects. Cognitive Science, 34, 602-619. [doi: 10.1111/j.1551-6709.2010.01102.x]
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Although Corey Perry and the Anaheim Ducks need no extra motivation for the Freeway Faceoff, they welcomed the chance to put a bit more space between themselves and the Los Angeles Kings, who also happen to be their closest pursuers in the Pacific Division.
With one last wrist shot from Perry, the Ducks got it.
Perry scored late in the second period and added the clinching goal in the shootout, leading the Ducks closer to the second division title in club history with a 4-3 victory over the Kings on Sunday night.
The Ducks were outshot 38-22 while playing on their heels for long stretches, but they never trailed - and they were perfect in the shootout. Bobby Ryan and Saku Koivu scored on Jonathan Bernier before Perry ended Anaheim's fourth win in six games.
Viktor Fasth made 35 saves, while Matt Beleskey and Kyle Palmieri also scored in regulation as Anaheim extended its division lead over Los Angeles to nine points and remained five points behind Chicago for the NHL's best record.
``If we continue to beat the teams behind us, we'll build our confidence and be in a good position going into the playoffs,'' said Perry, who scored his 13th goal. ``Everybody knows (the Kings) are hitting their stride. We knew it was going to be an emotional game out there.''
Indeed, the rivalry game featured plenty of its usual hard hits and after-the-whistle scuffling. The teams wrap up the Freeway Faceoff series on Saturday night at Staples Center - unless they meet in a playoff series for the first time.
Beleskey scored the tiebreaking goal on a power play for Anaheim with 15:06 to play, but Kings captain Dustin Brown tied it with 3:45 left in regulation in the rivals' third meeting of the season.
``Every time we can gain points, that means it's harder for both San Jose and L.A. to catch us,'' Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau said. ``It's an important issue to try to get as high as you can and set the bar high for future years, and to have home-ice advantage in the playoffs.''
The Ducks played without captain Ryan Getzlaf for the second straight game. Anaheim's leading scorer is out with a lower body injury after his right leg bent awkwardly late in the Ducks' win over Dallas last Wednesday.
Jeff Carter and Drew Doughty scored for the defending Stanley Cup champions, who had won five of seven. Bernier stopped 18 shots in just his second loss since Feb. 2 for Los Angeles, which never led.
``I think we dominated the whole game,'' said Doughty, who scored in his second straight game after getting just one goal in his first 37 games. ``The only thing that's frustrating is we only get one point. We definitely deserved the two points. We outplayed them. I think there's no doubt in anybody's mind about that. ... We would have been only six points behind them, and we had a chance to catch them, but we gave up the two to them, and now it's a little bit more difficult.''
Carter tied it for Los Angeles in the final minute of the second period with his Western Conference-leading 23rd goal, but he took a slashing penalty deep in the offensive zone early in the third to set up an unlikely goal by Beleskey, the scrappy depth forward who makes his biggest contributions as an agitator.
Beleskey collected the rebound of Sheldon Souray's shot from the point and buried it for his seventh goal of the season - and the first on a power play in his 202-game NHL career.
But the Kings dominated play after that, and Brown finally evened it when he batted Anze Kopitar's rebound out of the air and past Fasth for the captain's 15th goal.
``We came back three times,'' Los Angeles coach Darryl Sutter said. ``Can't complain about that. It was a heck of a game.''
Although the Kings have been Southern California's top team for the past few years, the Ducks have taken charge of the Pacific from the opening days of the lockout-shortened regular season. Anaheim got off to a 22-3-4 start and has scarcely slumped while taking a healthy lead over Los Angeles and San Jose, which has a game in hand.
Sutter essentially conceded the division race after the Kings' win over Edmonton on Saturday, although Boudreau respectfully disagrees.
Sutter reiterated his declaration after the game, saying the Ducks are too far ahead to catch.
``I went to school, I graduated, and I can do the math,'' Sutter said. ``We've got to get our own points, because we're trying to make the playoffs, too.''
NOTES: C Matthew Lombardi played his second game for the Ducks, who acquired him from Phoenix last week. D Robyn Regehr played his third game for the Kings, who got him in a trade with Buffalo. ... Kings F Dustin Penner missed his fourth game with a lower body injury. ... The Kings and Ducks both confirmed their serious interest in playing an outdoor game next season. The Kings are working on plans to host a game in January, likely at Dodger Stadium.


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"Oh sleep! It is a gentle thing, beloved from pole to pole," British poet
wrote in "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner." And, I might add, place to place. There's something special about bedding down where
slept or catching 40 winks where the pillows once cradled the noggins of presidents and peacemakers.
, you can rest where these "rock stars" dozed off at numerous hotels that have reached or are flirting with the century mark. In a state where age can be considered a liability and destruction may be only a quake or a wildfire away, that's saying something. Here are some of our favorite grande dames of a certain age:
and the
have hit the sack here, as have presidents Teddy Roosevelt, Harry Truman and
On April 18, 1906, the day of the great San Francisco earthquake, instead of opening as scheduled, the Fairmont initially became a command center as fire broke out after the earth stopped moving — and before the fire reached the Fairmont. Its Corinthian marble columns withstood the quake, but the interior burned.
It began ruling Nob Hill when it opened for guests on April 18, 1907.
This centenarian is known for high-tech amenities such as flat-screen TVs, MP3 docking stations and Wi-Fi, hospitality and complimentary homemade chicken soup for guests "under the weather." The Fairmont has 591 guest rooms, including 62 suites.
Fairmont San Francisco, 950 Mason St., San Francisco; (866) 540-4491,
. Rooms start at $249 plus tax. Special rates can be found in November and December. Small
are welcome (fees apply). The hotel offers a Pampered Pooch Package as well as a doggie mini-bar.
Palace Hotel, San Francisco
By the time the Palace turned 31, Oscar Wilde and presidents
, Teddy Roosevelt and
had slept at the original Palace Hotel (which opened in 1875). Actress
checked in with her baby tiger.
Opera great
was in the Palace when the earthquake struck in 1906. Although quake damage was minimal, fire gutted the interior so the owners demolished the building and started over.
The new Palace opened in December 1909.
have slumbered here.
courted congressional support for the Treaty of Versailles in the Garden Court (known for its stained-glass dome and Austrian crystal chandeliers).
In 1989, the hotel closed for a 27-month renovation to restore its original grandeur. Subsequent updates added a fitness center, flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi.
The Palace, 2 New Montgomery St., San Francisco; (415) 512-1111,
. It has 518 guest rooms and 34 suites. Guest rooms start at $599 a night. Pets are welcome ($100 cleaning fee except for service dogs).
The Paso Robles Inn
Hot springs gave rise to Paso Robles. When the three-story El Paso de Robles Hotel opened in 1891, it boasted large, airy guest rooms, 32 individual bathrooms and a 20-by-40-foot hot springs plunge bath.
After the hotel's original structure burned in 1940, new owners rebuilt and renamed the hotel. The Paso Robles Inn opened in 1942 with a main building and nine bungalow units. It features 98 nonsmoking guest rooms, some of which include personal hot springs mineral spa tubs. Several wineries and championship golf courses are nearby.
President Herbert Hoover,
and boxer
all took a dip in the inn's hot springs.
Paso Robles Inn, 1103 Spring St., Paso Robles; (866) 321-1828,
. Rooms start at $129 a night. Lower rates may be found from November through March (off-season). By mid-2011, the inn plans to welcome dogs.
More than a dozen commanders in chief have checked into this hotel, including Wilson,
, John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and both George Bushes. The hotel has also tucked in Albert Einstein, Charles Lindbergh,
The 11-story Empire-style neoclassical hotel, built by Ulysses Grant Jr. to honor his father, Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th U.S. president, opened Oct. 15, 1910, in downtown San Diego.
In 2003, the hotel was closed for a $58-million makeover. It reopened in November 2006 as part of Starwood Hotels & Resorts' Luxury Collection. The Grant has 270 guestrooms, including 47 suites.
US Grant Hotel, 326 Broadway, San Diego; (866) 716-8136,
. Rooms start at $199 a night. Through Dec. 31, for $448 (before tax), guests can upgrade to a suite and receive breakfast for two under the 100th anniversary offer (promo code: GAN).
The Beverly Hills Hotel & Bungalows, Beverly Hills
spent six of her eight honeymoons in the Presidential Bungalow (Bungalow 5) of the Pink Palace on Sunset Boulevard.
When it opened May 12, 1912, the Beverly Hills Hotel & Bungalows was a white stucco Mission Revival style building (it wasn't painted pink until 1948) with a terra-cotta-colored roof, nestled on 12 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, surrounded by bean fields. The burg of Beverly Hills sprouted up around it.
El Jardin Restaurant was renamed the Polo Lounge in 1941 to honor
and other celebrity polo players who partied at the hotel after polo matches in the bean fields. Its reputation for
wheeling, dealing and drinking grew.
Bungalow 1 was Marilyn Monroe's preferred bungalow;
preferred No. 4.
hid out in Bungalow 11 for a week in the 1970s.
In 1992, the hotel underwent a 2½-year, $100-million-plus renovation to restore and update the hotel's 204 guestrooms and suites and 21 bungalows. Amenities include a competition-size swimming pool, La Prairie Spa, a fitness center and high-speed Internet access.
Two new Presidential Bungalows, with 5,500 square feet of space, will debut in February or March. Rates will be $9,000-$12,000 a night.
Beverly Hills Hotel, 9641 Sunset Blvd., Beverly Hills; (310) 276-2251,
. Rooms start at $475 a night; bungalows start at $580. The hotel's Canine Connoisseur Program provides custom-made doggie beds and in-room doggie cookies. (Owners pay a $200 nonrefundable cleaning fee.)