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Indoor Market - Monday to Sunday in the Market Hall.
Outdoor Market - Saturday in the Market Place.
Farmers Market - Every 3rd Saturday of the Month in the Market Place.
Held every Thursday and Saturday (occasional Tuesdays) in the Town Hall. 8.30 - 12.00. Entry £1.00 Run by and for local charities and organisations - All welcome.
Adult Tap Lessons & Adult Ballet Lessons
The Rhythm and Shoes Dance Academy @ Richmond Operatics, 53 Bargate. The Tap is 7.00-7.45pm & the Ballet is 7.45-8.30pm. The lessons are term-time only and are for fun and are very friendly & relaxed. We also have Infant Acrobatics on Monday 4.00-5.00pm & Junior Acrobatics from 5.00-600pm on Mondays. Contact 07745187887 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Ladies Basketball
Risedale School - Hipswell. Ladies basketball team is looking for new players of all abilities. From 18.00 - 19.00 at Risedale School in Hipswell. All welcome. Please email Donna for more details.
Richmondshire Choral Society rehearsals
Methodist church room, Dundas Street. Rehearsals from Sept - Dec for the Christmas concert. Jan - Apr for Spring concert. There are NO auditions. You just need to want to sing. Please come along or phone Janet Hall 01325 374112
Dru Yoga Class
Richmondshire Cricket Club
A flowing yoga class suitable for all abilities. 10.30 - 11.30am. Contact Valerie Worley 01748 825947 M: 07791 776438
Childminders Support Group /drop-in Term Time Only Richmond Childminders support group get together for coffee & chat while children play in a safe well equipped environment, all childminders welcome... Ring Dawn 01748 850397 for details
RADS Club Night
Richmond Amateur Dramatic Society Every 2nd Monday of the month in the Club Rooms, 6-8 Castle Hill at 7.30pm. All welcome & new members. More info on ROL
Richmond Women's Institute
meets at 7 p.m. on the 2nd Monday in the month in the Catholic Church Hall in Newbiggin. New members always welcome. Contact Pam Myers on 01748 824761. There is no meeting in August.
Swale Womens Institute
Methodist Church Hall
Meet every 3rd Monday at 2pm. New members are very welcome. Contact 01748 850528 or 01748 823683
Mini Heroes (Parent, Babies & Toddler Group)
Influence Church (Upstairs Gallery Hall) During term-time. A weekly parent and babies/toddler group with fantastic facilities and activities. 10am-11.30pm £2 per family Tel: 01748 823161
Storytime for Under 5s.
Richmond Library 2.15 - 2.45 p.m. Free, all welcome. Info from the Library 01609 534580
HeroFactory KidsClub
Influence Church. During term time. A fantastic event for all children aged 4-11. Games, fun, crafts, dramas, inspiring talks, sweets, mess, points, prizes and so much more. 6pm - 7.15pm £1 per child (plus money for tuck shop!) Tel: 01748 823161
Music with Mummy, Jolly Babies and Three-Four Time
The Station, Richmond
Classes take place every Tuesday during term time: 9.20am - Three-Four Time; 10.15am - Music with Mummy; 10.55am - Jolly Babies; 11.40 - Music with Mummy; 12.20 - Jolly Babies
Lively, fun classes full of singing, movement and percussion. Fabulous fun for babies and children from birth until school.
Contact Helen for more details on 07530 779313
U3A - University of the Third Age Richmond
Monthly meeting with speaker in the Methodist Church Hall, Dundas St. Last Tuesday of the month 9.45 Coffee and chat. 10.15 Meeting begins. More about U3A on Richmond Online
Tunstall Acoustic Sessions
Held on the last Wednesday of the month in Tustall Village Hall 8.00 until 11.00 pm. Very relaxed atmosphere, everyone welcome to bring an instrument, sing and listen. Donations in aid of the village hall. Paul Greenwood - 01748811288
Richmond Garden Club
Meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in Richmond Town Hall at 7:30pm. Annual membership costs only £5 and there is a £2 entry fee for each talk. Guests can attend for £3.50 Contact Anna Jackson 01748 821343 or www.richmondgardenclub.co.uk (off site link)
Richmond Badminton Club
Club nights are held at SFX School from 7pm till 10pm every Wednesday during the school term.
Royal Scottish Country Dancing
The Booth Memorial Hall, Catterick Village
Scottish Country Dance classes for anyone over 16, from 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm. First class is free to all new dancers. Contact Jan Robinson 01748 884786
Homework Club
at Influence Church Every Thursday during term time 4pm - 6pm (Last entry 5.30pm). You do not need to stay for the whole session.
Bring your homework and receive support from a friendly team lead by a qualified teacher. This is a service run through the Storehouse food bank but you do not need to access this facility to come to homework club.
Ages 7 - 16 years. Primary age children will need to be signed in and out by an adult. Secondary children can sign themselves in and out with parental permission.
Cost : Free - For details, see Storehouse facebook page: www.facebook.com/storehouse.foodbank/ (off site link)
Richmond Dales Swimming Club
Club night Thursdays
Richmond and Catterick Pools.Fitness to international swimmers from the age of 6. New swimmers welcome. Fore more details, visit www.rdasc.org.uk (off site link)
Dru Yoga Class
Catholic Church Hall, Newbiggin
A flowing yoga class suitable for all abilities. 6.30 - 8.00pm. Contact Valerie Worley 01748 825947 M: 07791 776438
Hambleton and Richmond Carers Centre
Drop-in group at Richmond Methodist Church on the 1st Thursday of the month, 1.00pm till 3.00pm
hrcarers.org.uk (off site link)
Royal British Legion
The Richmond branch of the RBL meet at 19.30 on the 2nd Thursday of the month at Richmond Cricket Club. All ex forces welcome. Contact Mrs. Vicky Rudd 01609 780296
Soroptimist International of Richmond and Dales
We meet on the 3rd Thursday of the month, at Richmond Golf Club in the winter and the King's Head Hotel in the summer. More info on ROL
work + meet + play
thecitysecret Academy, Richmond, DL10 7BP.
We offer a flexible coworking space with free refreshments throughout the day (08:30-17:30). Cost: FREE first visit and then further bookings are £20/day (incl VAT) For more details call 01748 824735 or visit www.thecitysecret.academy/workmeetplay
Influence Church, Richmond (During term-time) FREE youth event. "Nova" is for age 11 to 14 years and is on 6.30pm until 8pm. "Valour" is for age 14 to 18 years and is on 8pm until 9.30pm. Nights include live band, funny features, inspirational message, cafe, prizes and much more. Tel: 01748 823161
Folk on Friday
The Bishop Blaize Hotel
Folk singalong. All welcome. Starts at 9pm. Details ring 01748 825041
Castle Tavern Live Music
Castle Tavern, Market Place Richmond. Last Saturday of the month. Tel: 01748 826931
The Royal Irish Rangers Association Yorkshire
We meet the 1st Saturday of every month at 14.00 at the ARC Hanson Sports and Social Club, Colburn. We welcome Ex Rangers, Faughs, Rifles, Skins and UDR. We also welcome any ex Forces, Army, Navy and Air Force or attached personnel. Contact Tom Ripley - 01748 835800
Richmond Operatic Society
Meet at the Operatic Hall, Newbiggin on Tuesdays & Thurdays. Amateur musical group.. We are always looking for new members for on stage or behind the scenes. Open to all ages and talents.
Swaledale Outdoor Club
Outdoor Pursuits in the Yorkshire Dales. The Club hold events every weekend including Canoeing, Caving, Climbing, Fell Running, Mountain Biking, Orienteering, Road Cycling, Skiing and Walking. All welcome. Tel: 01748 822446
swaledaleoutdoorclub.org.uk (off site link)
Richmond Town Football Club
Junior Football Coaching and FA Chartered Status Development Club Under 6 to Under 16 Boys, Girls, & Seniors. All welcome. Contact Alex 01748 812221 richmondtownfc.org (off site link)
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Salem shooting defendants sentenced to life in prison
SALEM — Frank Romero and Pedro Suarez were each sentenced to life in prison Friday afternoon in Marion County Circuit Court for their involvement in the 2013 shooting death of McMinnville resident Andrew Entizne in Southeast Salem.
Judge Vance Day presided over the hearing in a courtroom filled with relatives and friends of the victim and the defendants.
The Salem men must serve a minimum of 25 years before they are eligible for release. If and when they are released, they will be placed on post-prison supervision for life.
Romero, 40, and Suarez, 22, were found guilty by a 12-member jury of one count each of murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The joint trial started Monday, July 7, with jury selection. Closing arguments were Tuesday. The jury returned its verdict Wednesday afternoon.
Prosecutors Henry Loebe and Bryan Orrio said following the hearing that the state only proved Romero and Suarez were accomplices with regard to their involvement in the crime. It was never proved either of them was the actual shooter. The case continues to be investigated, according to the prosecutors.
Suarez was apprehended first and charged. Six months later, Romero was taken into custody in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
He initially fled to Phoenix, Arizona, then relocated to Albuquerque. Salem police tracked him down and the Albuquerque Police Department's Gang Unit apprehended him.
Entizne, 32, whose last known address was on Southwest Taylor Drive in McMinnville, was found dead about 3 a.m. Saturday, April 6, 2013 near the intersection of Fairway Drive and Rees Hill Road SE.
The intersection is in a residential area off Sunnyside Road. It features apartments, condominium units, single-family homes and a park.
Police responding to a shots-fired report discovered a silver sedan off the roadway in dense underbrush. Tire tracks led from the intersection to the car.
Officers discovered Entizne's body inside. An autopsy determined he had died of a multiple gunshot wounds.
According to court records, Suarez served as a lookout for whoever fired the fatal shots as Entizne drove by. Positioning himself alongside Rees Hill Road, Suarez agreed to honk if he saw a police officer approaching and drive off as soon as he heard gunshots, which he allegedly did.
Suarez told detectives the decision to shoot Entizne was made April 5. He initially denied involvement, but eventually admitted complicity and described his role, Salem police said.
See Tuesday's print edition for additional details.

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No one likes to go to the hospital.
But some hospitals around the nation are trying to make their patients' stays a little less unpleasant.
They're members of an organization called Planetree, which was founded by a patient named Angelica Thieriot, who had a not-so-good hospital experience back in the 1970s.
"She herself became very ill and was hospitalized," says Planetree President Susan Frampton. "And while she felt she got good clinical quality care, she was really horrified by the human experience that she had. So she founded Planetree with a very lofty goal: to change the health care system to be more patient- and family-centered. And that has been our mission ... for the last three and a half decades."
Today Planetree has certified, or "designated," 30 hospitals and nursing homes in the U.S. and four countries as meeting a specific list of criteria that qualify them as providing truly patient-centered care.
Among the 14 Planetree hospitals in the U.S. is Fauquier Hospital, a 97-bed facility in Warrenton, Va., on the outskirts of Washington, D.C.
CEO Rodger Baker says there was an element of business to his decision to transform his hospital into a more patient-centered place. "We felt it could differentiate us in a market with giants around us," he says.
But mostly he wanted to make the change because he was convinced that something was wrong with the way hospitals were treating patients.
"We put patients in rooms with gowns that don't have backs on them; we strip them of their dignity; we don't explain things to them. And that's really not what they want," he says.
Baker says he first heard of Planetree in the early 1990s. But he had his epiphany while listening to the head of a Planetree hospital in Oregon, Mid-Columbia Medical Center, several years later.
"He talked about all the things they did in that hospital," Baker remembers. "And for some reason it seemed to click with me in terms of it was the right thing to do ... He talked about healing the whole person, dealing with individuals in terms of not just doing the science, but also healing the whole body, in terms of the spirit as well."
Indeed, Fauquier, which achieved its Planetree designation in 2007, offers a wide array of services not usually found in your average hospital.
Not only is every one of its patient rooms a private one, it has food cooked and delivered to order, some from its own organic garden.
The walls are decorated with local art, which is sold monthly to raise funds for the hospital's foundation. And the hallways are carpeted, to keep the noise level down.
"We have massage therapy; we do hand massages," says Lisa Spitzer, the hospital's concierge. "We bake cookies; every week we have volunteers come in once a week for this wonderful vanilla aromatherapy."
Spitzer — whose job is essentially to make sure that patients, staff and families have whatever they need, whenever they need it — describes Fauquier as "having a different energy about it" since it adopted the Planetree model.
Doctors and patients seem to agree.
Interventional radiologist Adam Winick admits he was a skeptic at first.
Winick says he was particularly concerned about doing away with set visiting hours, which among other things gave patients' families open access to the intensive care unit.
"My own little area that I was most worried about was in a code setting when the patient's heart stops. And having the family members standing there watching I felt would traumatize the patients' families, because they don't understand what's going on," he says.
But that hasn't turned out to be a problem after all: The hospital always makes sure a staff member is on hand to explain to the family what's going on in those situations.
Winick also says that communication has improved between patients and staff, and between doctors and nurses as a result of the changes. Poor communication in the hospital was a key complaint in the poll conducted by NPR, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Harvard School of Public Health.
"It puts everybody in the mindset that I'm doing this for the patient," he says. "A doctor doesn't mistreat a nurse out of anger because he's doing it or she's doing it — asking a question for the patient's benefit."
Patients also seem to appreciate what they see as more personal care.
"It's friendly, it's more like home," says Marianna Traczuk, who's been in and out of Fauquier several times being treated for ovarian cancer. She says she prefers Fauquier to the hospital where she used to get care in Maryland. "It's nice to have someone walk in and say, 'Hi, how are you today?' instead of walking by and acting as if you're invisible."
And how much more does all this pampering cost?
Actually, unlike many hospitals, Fauquier doesn't charge extra for private rooms or fancy food.
And Planetree President Susan Frampton says that providing the kind of care that involves patients and their families, and that patients actually want, can cut costs. She says that one hospital system that has some hospitals in the Planetree system and some that aren't compared its orthopedic patients.
"And they found that the length of stay was actually shorter" in the Planetree hospitals, she says. "People healed quicker, they were discharged more quickly, and so the cost of care came down. So [it was] interesting to counter that misbelief that care has to be more expensive if it's done in a patient-centered context, or in a place that's more pleasant to be in."
But health quality experts like Don Berwick, the former head of Medicare, warn that the most important part of places that are designated by Planetree aren't the fancy extras like alternative therapies or fancy food — it's the actual involvement of patients and families in their own care.
"The amenities are nice, of course," he says. "But what really counts in patient-centered care is that the more patients and families and their loved ones participate in their own care, really play an active role in the care itself, the better the care gets. Outcomes get better, costs fall, and satisfaction increases. So this isn't about the amenities; this is about the core of health care."
Berwick and other quality experts also warn that being a patient-centered facility doesn't itself guarantee high-quality care. Patients still have to make sure the medical staff is following proper guidelines for care and getting those good outcomes. But they say that keeping the patient and family highly involved in their care is one important indicator of a good hospital.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel.
And I'm Audie Cornish.
And next we examine one of the most important institutions in American life, a place that everyone can agree we need, yet no one wants to visit - the hospital. Once there, one in six Americans now say they're dissatisfied with the quality of medical care they receive. That's according to a new poll by NPR, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Harvard School of Public Health. A chief concern among those who say they've spent a night or more in the hospital this year, poor communication among doctors and nurses.
Well, one hospital in Virginia is trying to change that, and NPR's Julie Rovner takes us there.
JULIE ROVNER, BYLINE: Roger Baker says he's known as far back at the early 1990s that something wasn't right with the way hospitals were treating patients. Baker is also a doctor and CEO of Fauquier Hospital, in Warrington, which is about 50 miles outside Washington, D.C.
DR. ROGER BAKER: What essentially America was saying is that we're fed up with the impersonalization of medical care. We put patients in rooms with gowns that don't have backs on them. We strip them of their dignity. We don't explain things to them. And that's really not what they want.
ROVNER: But Baker says it wasn't until he met the leader of a hospital from Oregon several years later that a plan began to take shape. That Oregon hospital belonged to a group called Planetree. It was founded by an unhappy patient in the late 1970s to make hospital care more attentive to patients' wants and needs.
BAKER: He talked about all the different things that they did. And for some reason it seemed to click with me, in terms of it was the right thing to do, it's really what patients want wanted. He talked about healing the whole person, you know, dealing with individuals in terms of not just doing the science but also healing the whole body, and in terms of the spirit as well.
ROVNER: At the time, Fauquier was just about to launch a $75 million project to rebuild the hospital. Baker decided to launch a cultural change, as well. Today, you just have to walk through the doors to see that change in action.
ROVNER: The cafeteria known as the Bistro on the Hill, features live music, including a piano player who once worked at a nearby Nordstrom's department store. Just outside, there's an organic garden.
ZACK ERICKSON: We have a whole bed here of beautiful herbs which have been featured in our cafeteria and patient meals today.
ROVNER: Patient meals that are cooked to order, not just delivered from a cart, says Zack Erickson, Fauquier's head of nutrition. Inside the hospital, there's art on the walls, carpets on the hallways to keep the noise level down, and soothing lighting rather than harsh fluorescents. Even in the emergency room, the care is, well, personal.
This afternoon, Doctor Matthew Rhames is tending to breast cancer patient Theresa Hale(ph). She's got some unexplained swelling in her arm.
THERESA HALE: So when I need to come back, tomorrow?
DR. MATTHEW RHAMES: Yeah, we'll have you back tomorrow.
RHAMES: And I'll find out who's - who the doctors are tomorrow. I'll give you their names so that when you show up, you'll recognize their name and then they'll be able to pull up your chart.
ROVNER: Hale, who lives nearby but actually travels to a university center for her cancer treatment, is the rare patient who doesn't rave about Fauquier's care.
HALE: No, just I would say smaller.
ROVNER: But other patients, like Gary Louden((ph) say they like the fact that Fauquier - at 97 beds - isn't what some staff members referred to derisively as a big-box hospital. He says he felt more than well taken care of when he had shoulder surgery a couple of years ago.
GARY LOUDEN: It just seems like it's a lot more family oriented and caring here than maybe some of the other bigger centers.
ROVNER: What the hospital is providing is what patients seem to want. Fauquier's market share has grown nine percent since it won certification from Planetree in 2007. And patient satisfaction scores have improved, too. Unlike many larger hospitals, Fauquier doesn't charge extra for fancy food or private rooms.
CEO Baker says that moving to more patient-centered care actually prevents problems that end up making care more expensive.
BAKER: If a patient falls and breaks something, that's costly for the organization. If the patient is upset about something and their pain isn't managed well, they're going to complain about that. I mean, they may be in the hospital a day longer, which is costly.
ROVNER: But what's most important about Planetree and patient-centered care aren't things like organic food or quieter hallways, says Don Berwick. It's the idea of involving the patient and their families more in their own care. Berwick is the former head of the Medicare program and an expert on health quality.
DR. DON BERWICK: The amenities are nice, of course. But what really counts in patient-centered care is that the more patients and families and their loved ones participate in their own care, really play an active role in the care itself, the better the care gets. Outcomes gets better, costs fall and satisfaction increases.
ROVNER: Of course, making a hospital truly patient-centered requires a big change on the part of the people providing that care. That wasn't easy at Fauquier. Over in a cramped treatment room, interventional radiologist Adam Winick is finishing up with his last patient of the day. He's using a balloon to remove a blood clot from a man's leg, letting him walk without pain.
DR. ADAM WINICK: And this is the muscle group here that feeds the outside of the thigh. And that blood vessel is open...
ROVNER: Winick says that one of the things that bothered him when the hospital moved to patient-centered care was eliminating set visiting hours. Among other things, that allowed patients' families unlimited access to the ICU. He was worried about what would happen when a patient's heart stopped and the resuscitation team rushed in.
WINICK: And having the family members standing there watching, I felt would traumatize the patient's families because they don't understand what's going on.
ROVNER: But Winick says when that happens a staff member is always assigned to explain to the family what's happening. So it hasn't been a problem after all. Winick also says putting patients at the top of the pyramid has improved communication between members of the medical staff.
WINICK: It puts everybody in the mindset that I'm doing this for the patient. And the doctor doesn't mistreat a nurse out of anger because she's doing it or he's doing it, you know, asking a question for the patient's benefit.
ROVNER: Berwick and other quality experts warn that being a patient-centered facility doesn't guarantee high-quality care. Patients still have to make sure the medical staff is following proper guidelines for care and getting good outcomes. But they say that keeping the patient and family highly involved in their care is one indicator of a good hospital.
Julie Rovner, NPR News.
CORNISH: For more on what people said about the quality of their care, go to NPR.org. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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During World War II, much of Intramuros was damaged by bombings from both Japanese and American soldiers who besieged on it. In 1945, Japanese soldiers who had occupied the islands, invaded the site of Intramuros, and killed many civilians and Filipino soldiers; destroying most of the original buildings constructed. Almost 100,000 people died during the liberation of Manila. Intramuros was in ruins after the war and the only structure that survived was the San Agustin and almost no other buildings remained standing.
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In the 1980s, under the direction of former Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos, the Intramuros Administration renovates the city and at present the walled city is the only district of Manila where old Spanish-era influences were retained. Much of the development of present-day Manila occurred outside the gates of Intramuros, leaving the old walls, streets and churches of Intramuros minimally touched by modernization, although outlets of Jollibee, McDonald's and Starbucks now sit alongside distinguished educational institutions within its walls. The old moats that surrounded Intramuros have been filled up and transformed into a golf course where locals and foreign nationals play the sport. The garrison that was Fort Santiago is now a tourist spot where visitors can enjoy the nostalgic romance of a bygone Spanish era within its gardens. In 2003, during Visit Philippines Year, tourism secretary Richard J. Gordon cleaned up Intramuros with the help of student and civilian volunteers as well as raised funds to light up the place and build a lights and sound museum.
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Used car dealers lead Oregon consumer complaints
SALEM — Used-car dealers top the list of Oregon businesses receiving the most consumer complaints filed with the state.
The Oregon Department of Justice received 11,625 consumer complaints in 2012, according to the Statesman Journal.
Complaints about telemarketers accounted for the largest share, but only about one-third of those complaints were about Oregon-based businesses.
More than one-third of the used-car dealer complaints centered on failure to disclose previous damage. Consumers also complained about failure to provide a title and about cars that did not meet Department of Environmental Quality emission standards.
Many complaints about used-car dealers could be avoided if consumers would have vehicles inspected by a mechanic before they buy them, said Dan Nicholson, president of the Oregon Independent Automobile Dealer Association.
"You do your best to try to keep your customers happy," the Redmond car dealer said. "But there's many times where customers' expectations are a little high. If you're selling a car with a hundred thousand miles on it, there may be some things wrong with the car."
Others high on the complaints list were video rental stores, timeshare resellers, magazine subscription services and hair, nail and skin care services.
Hollywood Video, which has been out of business for three years, accounted for all but two of the complaints about video rental companies. Collection agencies still are aggressively trying to collect on old rental accounts.
Universal Timeshare Sales Associates of Beaverton accounted for almost 90 percent of the complaints against timeshare resellers. Timeshare resellers offer to sell and market vacation properties or timeshares.
"Usually the company is contacting people and saying they have ready buyers," said Kyle Kavas, Oregon public relations manager for the Better Business Bureau. "They collect a fee but they never submit any paperwork or contract."
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100 Years Ago
"The new jail should cost in the neighborhood of $25,000 and the money to pay for it should be collected by a direct levy of 20 cents on the $100 was the sentiment of the mass meeting of Audrain County citizens Friday afternoon at the Court House. Before the meeting adjourned a committee was appointed to confer with the County Court concerning the plans for the building. Each township in the county had a representative on his committee. A number of the speakers expressed regret over Judge Alexander Carter's illness and wished him an early recovery. Judge John Beagles, of the County Court, presided. He stated, in taking the chair, that he believed the people were opposed to a bond issue and favored a direct levy. Judge Beagles added we wanted a jail that would fill all requirements for years to come and evidence his progressive ideas for the County's betterment."
50 Years Ago
""Bargain hunters were out early today with their sights set on Dead Duck values being offered by 28 Mexico merchants today and tomorrow, and they were knocking them down to a good advantage. Several of the stores remarked that they had more customers this morning than the past three days of the week and were expecting more tonight and tomorrow. 'If you have not been in to shop you are missing the best money-saving event of the New Year,' says the Dead Duck editor. 'The Dead Ducks are still flying and waiting for you to bag them.'... Walter G. Staley of Mexico has been reappointed chairman of the Missouri Cancer Crusade, it has been announced by Charles E. Lockhart of Springfield, president of the Missouri Division. This will be Mr. Staley's third year as head of the fund-raising campaign in the state. Mr. Staley has been associated with the Missouri Division since 1950 when he became a director of the organization, and he has been active in its work since. He served as chairman of the executive committee during the span of 1953-56, is presently a member of the executive committee as well as the board. Mr. Staley has been a director of the A.P. Green Fire Brick Co. of Mexico since 1936 and a vice president since 1946. He is past president of the Associated Industries of Missouri. As Crusade chairman, he will give direction to the organization of the April fund-raising and educational Crusade of the Division."
25 Years Ago
"Several former Mexico High School students returned to their alma mater Sunday for the rededication of the building. On Jan. 23, of last year, a group of students, staff and community members got together and decided to have a 60th anniversary for MHS. The purpose of the anniversary was to make students of today and the community aware of the qualities of the architecturally unique school building and the educational history. Kathy Craghead, chairman, along with her committee, put in a lot of work and effort for the weekend celebration. Sunday's celebration began with the Rev. Jerry Ostrom president of the Mexico Ministerial Alliance, giving the invocation. Ed Ferguson, superintendent of schools, welcomed the former students and friends. Darriel Douglas, assistant principal at MHS introduced the board of education members: William S. Hilton, president; Al Tangora, vice president; Dr. Richard Schmidtke, treasurer; Ann Decker, James Quinlan, Dr. Marvin Elwood Rice; and Fran Sutton, secretary of the board. The guest speaker was William S. Hilton. Mr. Hilton came to MHS in 1961 after graduating from the University of Missouri. He taught at MHS from 1961-66. In 1966, he left the teaching vocation to go to work for the A.P. Green Co. In his opening statement, Mr. Hilton said, 'this is a very important and very significant occasion and I'm glad to be participating in it.' He explained that even back in the 1920s, decisions that were made, were not necessarily met with the full and wholehearted support of the community. He told how the site of the new building was not the most popular decision. Mrs. J.W. Buffington served as chairman of the committee to ensure the passage of a bond issue in the amount of $300,000 in 1926. The tract was developed into a 10-acre site for the building and campus; five acres for a football field and track area; five acres for tennis courts, baseball and outdoor basketball courts."
10 Years Ago
"With possible radical changes to the North Central Missouri Conference currently in discussion, many Mexico coaches and administrators say they are ready for a change. 'Times change, and I think it might be time for us to do something different,' said Mexico High School head football coach Todd Berck. Some coaches say that being in a conference like NCMC is a double edged sword. It is widely considered one of the top conferences of the state and 'if you do win or finish high in the conference that means you're one of the elite schools in the state' according to MHS track coach Mitch Ridgway. But on the other hand, it's getting increasingly difficult for some of the schools in the conference to win. 'There is a gap between the small and big schools, and I definitely see it widening,' said Berck. The gap is the result of enrollment trends in the eight schools in the NCMC. When the bulk of the current schools joined the conference in the late '70s and early '80s, the enrollment of the schools were similar. But now Columbia Rock Bridge, which has exploded in enrollment in recent years has almost 2,000 students, while at the other end of the spectrum, Moberly has less than 700. Mexico falls somewhere on the lower run of the conference with about 800 students."
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Last year the Minnesota Historical Society awarded the library a $12,513 grant to update its microfilm reader to the latest standards; the new equipment was installed last Wednesday.
Even though new websites make family records from across the world available to anyone with a computer, there's a point you have to get in a car and visit the old home counties in person.
People wanting to know more about their Redwood County family histories often make the Redwood Falls Public Library one of their first stops.
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The old newspapers are archived on microfilm, the most durable way to save large amounts of information even in the digital age.
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Walk into the genealogy room at the library today, however, and step into the 21st century.
Last year the Minnesota Historical Society awarded the library a $12,513 grant to update its microfilm reader to the latest standards. The new equipment was installed last Wednesday.
The new computerized system includes a scanner to create high-resolution photographs of selected images, and software to fine-tune them.
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Once you've found the old items you want, you can save it in several ways:
• On a flash drive connected to the scanner.
• You can send it directly to your email.
• You can print it on the library's new scanner/printer devoted just to the genealogy room.
Being able to quickly save images on your flash drive has another advantage: you're not limited to looking at them at the library.
If you have a general idea of what you're looking for, just save the relevant pages on your flash drive. Then you can take them home and go over them in more detail at your leisure.
The public is invited to an open house of the genealogy room to be held on Feb. 14 from 2-5 p.m.. Also stop in to learn about genealogy programming beginning in March.


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According to the National Hurricane Center, the greatest potential for loss of life during a hurricane is from a storm surge. A storm surge consists of water pushed towards a shoreline by the force of winds circulating around the storm.
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NVIDIA HairWorks makes it easy to bring hair and fur to life—in real-time! With HairWorks, NVIDIA has added support for authoring, rendering, and simulation of fur and long-hair assets. Since HairWorks is using DX11 for rendering/simulation, it can run on any DX11 capable GPU.
Long Hair simulated and rendered in real-time using NVIDIA HairWorks 1.1. The High Quality version is using roughly 500k hair. If you click here you can see more videos as well as a version with roughly 22k hair.
Check out some of the NVIDIA GameWorks effects integrated in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt! Over three-dozen animals and monsters feature NVIDIA HairWorks for stunningly realistic fur and hair that moves with the creatures movement as well as environmental effects such wind. Enjoy The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt the Way It's Meant to Be Played.
Far Cry 4's Kyrat is filled with animals, making it the perfect place for NVIDIA HairWorks, an NVIDIA GameWorks technology. You'll come across hairy animals in cut scenes, cinematics, and general gameplay where they're hunting you, and you're hunting them. With HairWorks enabled, animals are enhanced with hundreds of thousands of DirectX 11 tessellated hair strands that look real and act dynamically to external forces.
Monster Hunter Online is a multi-player online game which was developed in collaboration between Capcom and Tencent. The benchmark version was released on Jan 5th 2015 by Tencent to showcase the beautiful scenery, a series of advanced rendering technologies as well as some of the NVIDIA Gameworks tech, such as NVIDIA HairWorks, HBAO+, Clothing.
King of Wushu brings a highly stylized martial arts world to life with Cryengine 3. In this special sneak trailer, the development team at Snail Games demonstrates the use of NVIDIA GameWorks (HairWorks and PhysX Clothing), with highly refined dynamic animations and realistic-looking gameplay.
King of Wushu is an upcoming Kungfu-themed MOBA from developer Snail Games. Building on the unique style and themes of previous title Age of Wushu, King of Wushu aims to create a vivid and graphically stunning world of wandering heroes, Buddhist monks, and nimble assassins.
King of Wushu is currently in development, with release set for 2015.
NVIDIA HairWorks overview video showcasing the technology in games like Call of Duty: Ghost and different assets from The Witcher 3, e.g. wolf and horse.
NVIDIA HairWorks was used for the dynamic fur simulation of Riley and the wolves. Each fur asset has about 400-500K hair strands. Most of these hairs are dynamically created on the fly inside GPU from roughly 10K guide hairs that are simulated and provide basis for further tessellation.
The upcoming Witcher 3 game will be making use of NVIDIA HairWorks technology. At E3 a preview of the real-time fur simulation was shown.


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