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Three contractors refused to fix the roof on Brad Thomas' West Palm Beach home after Hurricane Wilma.
The damage was too extensive, he said he was told. The roof tiles aren't made any more and others won't fit, Thomas recalled the contractors saying.
His insurer, Fidelity National Property and Casualty Insurance, insisted that the roof could be repaired, he said. In a 2006 letter, the company said the damage was minor, according to Thomas' adjuster Paul Handerhahn.
Thomas, who owns an electronic payment processing company, hired a client to fix the roof enough to stop the leaks.
Then he and his brother gutted and rebuilt the walls on one side of the house. The damp walls had become musty and triggered his wife's allergies.
For those repairs, plus fixes to a broken fence, Fidelity paid almost $13,000, Thomas said. He had spent $25,000 on the roof alone.
So in late 2006, Thomas hired public adjuster Mordecai Claim Service in Lake Worth to contest Fidelity's settlement. In January, he filed a lawsuit.
A Fidelity spokesman said the insurer does not comment on pending litigation.
Thomas' roof doesn't leak now. But he knows that could change in one storm.
"This happened in 2005 and we're now in the middle of 2009, and I'm still having to take time away from earning a living and time with my family to do depositions and following up," he said. "It's non-stop, and I worry about it all the time."
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Quattro Gastronomia Italiana brings the authentic tastes of Northern Italy across the Atlantic to South Beach's stylish Lincoln Road.
KNR Restaurant Group, the dynamic group whose partners include Karim Masri (Astor Place in the Hotel Astor, Metro Kitchen + Bar and Bambu), Nicola Siervo (Joia and Metro Kitchen + Bar), Nicola Schon andRony Seikaly, has created an authentic Italian trattoria and gastronomic oasis in the heart of Miami Beach.
Quattro Gastronomia Italiana packs a double culinary superpower with the identical twin chefs, Nicola and Fabrizio Carro. The identical twins hail from the Piemonte region of Italy in the Province of Alessandra and are cooking for the first time stateside. They are introducing their stylish creations, awakening the senses and creating culinary experiences that are not soon forgotten to locals, tourists and travelers.
While in Miami, I had the opportunity to dine for lunch at the incredible Quattro Gastronomia Italiana
My impression of Quattro was that it is, very elegant, classy and authentic Italian. With both indoor and alfresco seating, Quattro brings the warm Italian charm into the streets of South Beach with dining in the center of Lincoln Avenue which is a wonderful old Miami location with specialty shops. It reminded me of the Santa Monica Mall. We chose to eat inside because it was simply too hot.
I felt transported to Italy. The central focal point of interior décor is a pristine marble bar trimmed with ebony. It is situated between two exquisite refrigerated wine towers, which showcase the restaurants' extensive wine collection. Each green glass bottle is individually lit inside the glass towers. A chrome library ladder slides between the towers, allowing access to the wines.
Burak, the Maitre'd, began to explain the Quattro Gastronomia Italiana Lunch specials. So, on the first page we have a caviar tasting created by our identical Chef's Fabrizio Carro and Nicoli Carro.
Lawrence Davis: Are they identical twins?
Burak, the Maitre'd, "Yes. From the Piemonte region of Italy. The menu basically consists of six different plates, very small portions, for you to be able to taste the caviar. We have three different qualities, Venice, white sturgeon and O-set-tra, they all imported from Italy. The menu starts with cold appetizers, followed with soup, and finished with Lobster Risotto and followed with Brazino Intero In Crosta Di Sale Marino -Mediterranean Sea Bass, Baked in Salt Crust with Sautéed Julienne Vegetables."
"Besides that menu," he continued flavoring the descriptions with his Italian accent, "I also have some other specials on a regular basis. As an appetizer, we have a plate, its creamy Borato cheese Soffice Burrate Fresca in Foglia Con Olio Della Riviera Di Ponente - Burroto Cheese, Imported from Puglia, with crooked black pepper and extra Virgin Olive Oil, it's stuffed with truffle paste and served with Porcini Mushrooms. It's a very nice appetizer to start.
"And," As he continued describing the incredible selections, "then for the risotto today, I have the same Risotto that we have on the special tasting menu, but it's a big portion as a meal you can have which is cooked in a Burroto Cheese sauce with about a half pound of fresh Maine lobster chucks. Then it's served with tender white sturgeon caviar on the table. We do the service on the table. Pasta of the day we have the handmade tribolini; it's a thin, noodle looks like spaghetti, but is a fresh pasta we make it here. It is cooked in Italian butter sauce with a touch of white truffle oil. Then it stuffed with about 5 grams shaved black truffles from center of Italy. It's a very nice meal."
Finally he added, "Meat of the day we have a prime cut on the charcoal grade. Meat of the day we have charcoal stuffed with porchini mushroom sauce oven roasted fingerling potatoes Branzinni. Last dish is the fish of the day, which is baked in white wine, we filet the fish no bones, these are the other good options.
During my culinary experience at Quattro Gastronomia Italiana I and my guest decided to start with an Antipasti selection of Vitello Tonnato Con Capperi -Thinly Sliced Veal with Feriganna Tuna Sauce and Capers followed by a traditional salad Lenticchie Di Norcia Con Pomodorini, Centriolie Aceto Di Barolo - Black Lentils, Cucumbers and Cherry Tomatoes with Red Wine Vinnigrette followed by Agnolotti Piemontesi AlloStufato, House-Made Beef Ravioli with a Braised Beef.
Burak, the Maitre'd explained my selection, "Handmade ravioli stuffed with braised beef and stuffed with Piemontaisea sauce, which is they braised the beef and use the same juice darkened re-sauce and stuff with sage and cheese on top.
The ravioli is so beefy. It's just so beefy, it's like it was born in the beef stock, it's just concentrated flavor really well seasoned. And Wow! I don't know. There's just . . so much flavor. The handmade ravioli is nice and simple, it's not at all tough, it's smooth but the flavor of the stuffing, the beef, it's cooked in the beef, and seasoned and I'm imagining reduced. The flavors are clear and clearly defined.
I must admit I was stunned by the flavors. So it's the Chef's own beef braised ravioli?
One of the twin chef's, I'm not sure which one, explained why the flavors simply popped beginning with the pasta which is "made in house, obviously, with a traditional comontaise sauce. I can't tell you too many details about the sauce but it is something unique to Miami and in all my travels I don't think I've experienced anything quite like it. I think it goes very well together. It's not too overpowering but it's extremely traditional and extremely delicious."
I replied, "It's as if this is what Beef was supposed to taste like and you never knew it. Yes. The flavor tones are just elevated and the clarity of each individual flavor is something you've tasted little bits when you've had short ribs, or when you've had different types of beef, you've had little bits of this flavor, but this is so concentrated and focused it's shockingly delicious!
So again onto the Risotto, the chef explained, Risotto Ai Frutti Di Mare - Risotto with Seafood and Tomato Sauce they add the imported Italian caviar with the lobster at the table.
It's the best risotto either of us have ever had! We are anxious to try the fish it's so beautifully presented. I'm sounding redundant but it's true, honest it's true. The fish, just before I tasted the fish, I thought the Risotto was my favorite, but the fish Brazino Intero In Crosta Di Sale Marino - Mediterranean Sea Bass, Baked in Salt Crust with Sautéed Julienne Vegetables is amazing. It is so un-fishy, so smooth, it was like eating butter. It has a texture of its own. It's not like a fishy texture at all, the flavors, the tones, the depth of the flavor, the olives on top really enhance it as well as the cooked tomatoes; it's a whole different flavor set.
Um . . here we go again. I got the Torta Di Cioccolato Fondente – Warm Chocolate Molten Cake with Fior di Latte Gelato. It tastes like bittersweet chocolate, and it's so perfect. It's all flowing raw inside, remind you of the batter; at least it reminds me of the batter I used to have it when my mom would make chocolate cakes. I'd have the batter before she cooked it. So it has this wonderful blend of cake, and raw cake almost with the molten part, and the gelato is the most refreshing raspberry on top and blueberry on top and it is really delicious.
Quattro offers seating for 170 people, accommodating 85 guests inside the luxurious modern dining room and another 85 guests in their outside on Miami's stylish Lincoln Road. Quattro is open for lunch, Sunday - Friday, from Noon - 3:30 PM and dinner, Sunday - Thursday, 7:00 PM - 11:30 PM and Friday - Saturday, 7:00 PM - 12:30 AM.
I was truly impressed with my dining experience at Quattro Gastronomia Italiana! My lunch guest and I declare it is the best eggplant parmesan we had ever tasted. The flavors, the service, the atmosphere! Delicious! Incredible! Grazie!
For more information on Quattro Gastronomia Italiana
Quattro Gastronomia Italiana
1014 Lincoln Road
Miami Beach, FL 33139
305-531-4833 / 305-695-0284 fax


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This one is for all the beatbox heads out there. Back in 2013, Fozzy found out that France's own incredible Alem, a true champion of the the art of beatboxing, was in the neighbourhood. So they met up. The first video of that was pretty popular. You check it out here if you haven't already: Alem & Beatbox Fozzy Just Met Pt.1
So we were looking through the vaults the other day and realised we had footage from later on that night just before they were going on stage to perform. They were both backstage playing about and riffing off each other and we managed to catch a little of it on camera. It's a little rough around the edges but they were enjoying themselves so much it felt a crime not to share it with you.
But if your appetite still needs feeding, here are more Fozzy videos to feast on:
Alem & Beatbox Fozzy Just Met Pt.1
The Jah Rastafishi Sessions
Tales from Battling in Belgium
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Topic: Evolutions Fett Legacy Action Figures
The Fett Evolutions action figures we spoke about in our San Diego Comic Con 07 news article are finally here. They're already taking pre-orders for them at Entertainment Earth, but you can also expect to see them on store shelves pretty soon, as well.
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The set includes Boba Fett with removable helmet, Jango Fett, and Mandalore the Indomitable.
"I'm just a simple Fan, trying to make my way in the universe."


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How many ways do you have to cook a roast beef dinner? How many recipes do you have – in the cookbook or in your head – for meatloaf?
There are dozens of ways to cook most meats, and we all have our favorites. They may change from time to time: We see a new recipe, or someone tells us how they cooked something, and that may become a favorite for a while. Then the new wears off and we get tired of the dish, maybe move it to the "keeper" file.
Roast beef and roast pork have been on my keeper list since I was first learning to cook. They were something I could count on, tried and true. In the years when I was learning to cook, roast beef was always what I made for company: Nothing could ever go wrong with the recipe I used.
I put the meat in a heavy Dutch oven, scrubbed or peeled potatoes and carrots, cut them in half, and tossed them into the pot along with an onion and about a cup of water, and put them in the oven at 325 degrees. Four hours later (no peeking) and it was hard to imagine a better dinner. Even the gravy it made was delicious.
Then, the slow cooker hit the shelves. It did everything the oven did, without heating up the kitchen.
A few years ago, although I still leaned toward the roast beef and pork dinners, I found new ways to cook them. They're still my favorite company meals.
This beef and soda recipe is an easy dinner.
Roast beef
and soda
1 (3 to 4 pound) roast beef (or pork roast)
1 jar beef gravy
1 package dried onion soup mix
1 cup of ginger ale or other soda
Place meat in a roasting pan with a lid. Mix the gravy, dried onion soup mix, and soda. Pour over meat. Cover and bake in a 350-degree oven for about 4 hours. You will have delicious beef and a flavorful delicious brown gravy.
Slow cooker
pulled pork
I discovered another great recipe last year. It is also in my keeper file now. I was buying a piece of fresh pork when the butcher asked me what I was making and I said probably pulled pork or Italian pork. He followed me around the store and tossed a bottle of barbecue sauce, Sweet Baby Ray's, of course, in my basket, along with a good-size jar of salsa. He said that was all I needed to make a big pot of pork or beef, no salt and pepper or other spices needed.
Another keeper for my files! It comes out perfect every time, in the oven or in the slow cooker.
Perfect every time ribs
I have a new best recipe for ribs – actually, a simple recipe for any kind of pork. I bought about 3 pounds of country ribs, mostly because they looked good and fresh, and the price was right. And I had just seen a recipe in a magazine in the doctor's office, and it looked good. I jotted it down and made it last week and it was fit for a king. The ribs were spicy, just right, with plenty of sauce.
I cook them in the slow cooker on low for about 8 hours, until they're tender enough to shred with two forks, and I serve them with French buns – or no buns.
Pork ribs, meaty, about 3 pounds
1 cup ketchup
½ cup packed brown sugar
½ cup honey
1 sliced onion
Place ribs and onions in slow cooker. Mix ketchup, brown sugar and honey, pour over ribs. Cover and cook on low 8 to 10 hours.
Who is coming to dinner?
I am sure you also have your "tried and true" meals that you can depend on. Ask yourself, "What meal would I prepare if the president of the United States was coming to my house for dinner?"
That would be fun to know. I think I would serve my jambalaya, with jumbo shrimp, with what we call corn stuff on the side, and a pretty fruit trifle for dessert. I might even include a favorite, pretzel fooler, with cool strawberry Jell-O, and iced tea.
I would love to hear what you might be planning if you were expecting the president. How about emailing us the menu? And include any recipes we don't have.
Or, if you have any longtime favorite recipes you rely on, please share them. We would love it!
Fall foods
Here are a few fall foods that go so well with the chill in the air.
Double-decker pumpkin bread
A cream cheese, sour cream, and crystallized ginger filling sets this holiday favorite recipe apart from the others.
Servings: 32
Prep time: 25 minutes
Total time: 1 hour, 35 minutes
1/2 of an 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened
1/4 cup sugar
8-ounce carton dairy sour cream
1 egg
2 tablespoon finely chopped crystallized (or ground) ginger
3 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups sugar
4 eggs
1 (15-ounce) can pumpkin
1 cup cooking oil
1/3 cup water
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease the bottoms and 1/2 inch up the sides of two 9-by-5-inch loaf pans; set aside. In a medium-size bowl, combine cream cheese and the 1/4 cup sugar. Beat with an electric mixer on medium speed until combined. Add sour cream and 1 egg; beat until combined. Stir in the crystallized ginger; set aside.
In another medium-size bowl, stir flour, baking soda, cinnamon, ground ginger, nutmeg, and salt; set aside.
In a large bowl, add sugar, 4 eggs, pumpkin, oil, and water. Beat on low until combined, scraping the sides of bowl occasionally. Gradually add flour mixture, beating until combined.
Spoon 1 1/2 cups of the pumpkin batter into each of the prepared pans. Divide the cream cheese mixture between pans, spreading evenly. Spoon the remaining pumpkin batter onto cream cheese mixture, spreading evenly.
Bake 60 to 70 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool in pans on wire racks for 10 minutes. Remove bread from pans. Cool completely on racks.
Wrap and store in the refrigerator overnight before slicing. Store any leftover bread in the refrigerator for up to 1 week.
Big biscuits herb monkey bread
Prep time: 15 minutes
Total time: 55 minutes
Makes: 40 appetizers
1/3 cup butter or margarine, melted
3/4 teaspoon dried dill weed
3/4 teaspoon garlic powder
2 cans big buttermilk biscuits (5 biscuits each)
2 1/2 cups shredded Colby-Monterey Jack cheese blend
Heat oven to 350 degrees. Generously grease 12-cup fluted tube cake pan with shortening, or use cooking spray.
In small bowl, mix melted butter, dill weed and garlic powder. Separate each can of dough into 5 biscuits; cut each biscuit into fourths. Coat half of the biscuit pieces in butter mixture; arrange in pan.
Sprinkle 2 cups of the cheese over dough. Coat remaining dough pieces in butter mixture; place over cheese. Sprinkle with remaining cheese.
Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until golden brown. Let stand 5 minutes. Run knife around outside edge to loosen. Place heatproof plate upside down over pan; turn over plate and pan. Remove pan; invert onto serving plate. Pull apart to serve.
Slow cooker brisket stew
Butternut squash and crushed tomatoes bring color to a beef stew cooked in a robust, red wine broth.
Prep time: 25 minutes
Total time 8 hours, 40 minutes
Makes: 14 servings
1 fresh beef brisket (about 3 pounds) cut into 3 pieces, lengthwise
1 medium butternut squash (about 3 pounds) peeled, cut into 3/4- to 1-inch cubes (about 8 cups)
1 medium onion, cut into 1/2-inch wedges (1 cup)
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, not drained
2 cups beef broth
1 cup dry red wine or beef broth
14 cups uncooked wide egg noodles (28 ounces)
1/4 cup quick-cooking tapioca
Spray 5- to 6-quart slow cooker with cooking spray. In cooker, arrange brisket pieces, fat side up. Add remaining ingredients except noodles and tapioca in order listed.
Cover; cook on low 8 to 10 hours.
Cook and drain noodles as directed on package. Meanwhile, remove brisket from cooker and place fat side up on cutting board. If necessary, scrape off any fat from brisket and discard. Using two forks, coarsely shred brisket.
Stir tapioca into liquid in cooker. Return shredded brisket to cooker. Increase to high; cover and cook about 15 minutes or until thickened. Serve stew in soup bowls over hot noodles.
-- For added color, sprinkle with chopped curly parsley
-- Instead of squash, try using another root vegetable.
Smoky three-bean chili
A spicy skillet dinner.
Prep time: 5 minutes
Total time: 40 minutes
Servings: 4
4 slices bacon, cut crosswise into 1/4-inch strips
1 pound ground beef
1 cup chopped onion (1 large)
3 tablespoons chili powder
1 teaspoon ground cumin
3 cans (15 ounces each) beans (great northern, kidney, black and/or pinto), drained, rinsed
1 can (18 ounces) fire-roasted tomato cooking sauce
2 cups chicken broth
In 4-quart saucepan, cook bacon, beef and onion over medium-high heat, stirring frequently, until beef is brown and onion is soft; drain.
Stir in chili powder and cumin. Stir in beans, cooking sauce and broth. Heat to simmering, stirring occasionally. Reduce heat to low; cook about 15 minutes or until thickened.


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James I. Mutchler, 81, of Northwood, N.D., passed away Thursday, Aug. 23, 2007, at Northwood Deaconess Hospital.
He was born Aug. 27, 1925, in Northwood, N.D., to the late Ross and Pearl Mutchler. He was a 1943 graduate of Northwood High School and farmed with his father until he joined the Army in l944. He was a World War II veteran, serving with the highly decorated 10th Mountain Division in Northern Italy in three major battles. Following the war, he attended N.D. State University. He farmed with his father and son until l971, when he and his wife volunteered for the Peace Corps, serving two years in Costa Rica. He served with the Department of Agriculture and his wife with the Department of Health. After returning, they spent several years in Northwood, N.D., helping their son farm. In l975, they moved to Merritt Island, Fla., where he worked as a consultant for a South American Steel Co., traveling throughout North and Central America on their behalf.
In l984, the couple retired and moved to Hendersonville, where they lived until their return to Northwood in 2003. While in Hendersonville, they made many lasting friendships. It was a highlight of their life.
He was very active in his farming years in the potato business, serving on the North Dakota Potato Promotion Board. He was a founding member of the Northwood Park Board and instrumental in planting many of the trees in the Northwood Park that remain today. He was a lifelong member of the Northwood American Legion and one of the original organizers of the American Legion Band.
He will always be remembered for his happy and caring personality, much as his father before him. He could always be found having coffee at the local coffee shop talking farming, which he enjoyed very much. Even as they moved around the country, he would seek out a local hangout to meet new people, visit and share a laugh, making new friends along the way. Even in his later years, when he contemplated his passing, he would mention that this life is only a blink of an eye and then we would all be together again. He loved life, his family and dear friends very much. His family will miss him deeply. He was a lifelong member of the Northwood Evangelical Lutheran Church.
He was also preceded in death by a son, Daniel James; a great-grandson, Brooks Anderson; and a brother, Ralph.
He is survived by his wife, Judith "Judy" Paulson Mutchler, whom he married in 1946; a daughter, Marilyn of Grafton, N.D.; a son, Tim and wife, Lynn, of Northwood, N.D.; six grandchildren, Jennifer and husband, Mike Anderson, of Hillsboro, N.D., Amy and Alison Mutchler of Fargo, N.D., James Mutchler and wife, Amber, and Timothy Mutchler of Northwood, N.D., and Tracy Iverson and husband, Ben, of Hatton, N.D.; two great-grandchildren, Colton and Jackson Anderson; and a sister, Ruth Thompson of Northwood, N.D.
A memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. today in the Northwood Evangelical Lutheran Church. Interment will follow at the Northwood City Cemetery.
The Bilden Funeral Home, Northwood, N.D., is in charge of the arrangements.


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LAVO New York: Hardwell - July 19
LAVO New York
July 19 - Hardwell
July 19 - Hardwell
At just 23 years old, Hardwell is in the DJ Mag Top 100, a label owner, and has staked his spot as a world-renowned producer. With already 10 years in the business, he cut his chops at a very young age, and was signed to a Dutch record label when he was just 14. Shortly after he started to play all the major clubs in The Netherlands. His signature "big room house" style has produced the anthems "Spaceman," "Cobra," "Three Triangles" and "The World," along with his renowned bootleg "Show Me Love vs. Be," an epic combo of Steve Angello and Laidback Luke's track and Robin S's classic. Hardwell has also remixed a who's who list of top-notch producers, including Armin van Buuren, Tiesto, Martin Solveig, Akon, Taio Cruz, Fedde Le Grand and more. 2012 has been a big year for Hardwell, and has included a set at Electric Daisy Carnival in Vegas, which he described in a recent interview with MTV News. His latest big single "Kontiki," composed along with Dannic, is a big time progressive/electro house track that has been heard around the world, the track "How We Do" featuring Showtek has a dope new music video, and his new mix Revealed, Vol. 3, was just released earlier this month, and has tracks from Tiesto, Wolfgang Gartner, Knife Party,Tommy Trash, Laidback Luke, Chuckie, Dada Life, Nicky Romero, Dannic, Jordy Dazz and Dyro. Be sure to check him out at LAVO when he takes over the decks on July 19.
LAVO New York is located at 39 E. 58th Street (between Park and Madison), NY, NY 10022. LAVO restaurant is open for lunch Monday – Friday 11:30AM – 5PM Dinner is served nightly 5PM-1AM and a late night menu available Thursday – Saturday until 3AM. Brunch is served on Saturday and Sunday beginning at 11:30AM. LAVO Nightclub is open Thursday - Saturday, from 11PM – 4AM. For more information, please visit www.lavony.com.


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Dave Dennis, Parapro's owner and chief flying instructor with over 25 years of total flying experience, has been teaching paragliding and flying commercial tandems since late 1991 throughout Australasia. He was NZ's first licensed paramotor instructor and is a skilled and active speed flyer and skier.
Our training facility provides the following services:
• Tandem Flights.
• Paragliding Courses
• Paramotoring Courses.
• Speed Flying - foot launch courses
• Speed Riding - ski launch courses
• Advanced Flying Courses
• Equipment Sales
• Flying Tours
• Aerial Photography
As a full time paragliding and paramotoring training facility, our aim is to provide the highest standards in teaching students, in various forms of flying. Parapro operates 7 days a week, 363 days a year, weather permitting.
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Today we present the newly released collaboration between Vans Vault and Harris Tweed for Fall/Winter 2012. We have to admit, that when first hearing about this coop, we expected something rather boring – the usual Harris Tweed fabric treatment, that we have already seen a hundred times these past seasons.
While the outcoming sneakers are still classic in a way, Vans Vault went a step further and did a great job sourcing some more unique Harris Tweed fabrics and colors and matching them well with premium leathers. They even mixed several different Harris Tweed fabrics on the same sneakers, resulting in a nice panelled look.
The collaboration pack includes the Vans Buffalo Boot LX, Era LX and Old Skool LX. All three shoes are now in stock at END.


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Sorry, but specific product you requested is not currently available. Hopefully you can find another option below.
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Hide Odd Paint Job Without Repainting?
Q: Moving around with the military can definitely have its perks, but renting, in ways, is probably not one of them! When we were house hunting for a place in the heart of downtown in our new city, we stumbled upon a little gem: a penthouse with a view to die for. We were actually looking at a different unit in the same building on the first floor when the realtor mentioned that she had a top-floor tenant who would be moving out soon... and of course she asked "Do you think you might be interested in seeing it?" We said yes, and rode the elevator up:
She knocked on his door and pretty much coerced him into showing us his place, unannounced. It was a disaster to say the least, so I was sincerely embarrassed for him and tried to 'look at the place over the mess' .
I took note of all of the things on my check list and we couldn't pass it up. I did notice the modern-style paint throughout the place but I convinced myself I could live with it and decorate around it. Upon moving in is when I actually realized how bad the paint job really was.
I'm pretty sure the realtor was the one who painted, and the reason she won't let me paint is because she is quite proud of her hard work (there is still 14 ft of scotch blue between the wall and one of the cement rafters!). Anyway, the master is my only real problem area... and it's bothering me more and more every day because I have no idea how to decorate around this oddly-patterned paint job.
Here are my questions:
1. How would go about painting over these raised paint tape lines if she ever were to change her mind in the future?
2. Aside from centering the bed (I know!) how could I arrange photos on the wall to make the room more aesthetically pleasing to the eye?
3. Without buying completely new bedding, what color pillows could I replace the current ones with to make the paint look less awkward with our furniture?
Sent by Brandi
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Interested in the Spirit World!! Check this out 😉
Our True Nature (The Seeds We Sew)
Your spirit is a precious, burnings star that fell from heaven. As you fell down the tunnel to wonderland, a gauzy veil spun around your soul, covering the light of your divine nature, keeping it hidden from the eyes of the world. It is your mission on this journey to lift the veil so that your light and beauty can be seen.
Your spirit emanates light, like a strange jewel from which you draw your talents, abilities and purpose. As the veil grows thicker it becomes a darkness that numbs and silences your divinity, cutting you off from your potential. But the truth remains that you are a divine architect. You are a partner to the Universe, and it is in your true nature to express and create through love and compassion.
The key to divine expression is intention. Intention weaves and changes the fabric of everything in its path. Intention is the mother of manifestation; so she bears from her fertile womb every seed placed within. When you befriend intention then you can essentially birth what you desire, this is the art of manifestation.
Your thoughts, actions and ideas are the energy that feed the Universe, literally creating everything you see around you right now. It can be difficult to see beyond the dark, thick, sluggish veil covering your potential. It distorts whatever you are sending out. Because of these distortions your intentions are altered allowing the unfavorable to grow like thorny brambles in your life.
The Universe is fertile and rich with the nutrients necessary to grow whatever seeds/intentions you wish to plant. The Universe cannot discern what you plant here because her one and only purpose is to birth the seeds that you have sewn, and manifest the garden of your desires. Now you know that your garden is the accumulations of all the thoughts, ideas, fears and dreams that you have planted.
If you aren't careful in tending and pruning your garden, pests begin growing, sneaky little things that creep into the calm fields of lavender and lilies. These thorny, little weeds represent of your lack of attention to what is going on around you. Not all things within your garden are in your control; some things just appear like negative relationships you just need to break free from. You cannot change everything, but you can changer your reaction. Isn't a weed just a flower that someone doesn't like?
The veil that you see life through is actually the ego, and the ego sees everything as limiting. Your garden, then, has limited beauty. It becomes infested with stickers and brambles that bite your fingertips when you eventually try to pull them. Though there are times when a little seed of light sprout among the weeds, but their life is quickly choked out by fear and insecurity. As the ego believes, there's never enough. Not for me, not for you.
Our souls are sparkling, bright-eyed children and the veil makes the world dark and gray, which evokes insecurity and fear because "bad things live in the darkness". Through embracing the powers of your divine nature you pull away this veil and are able to be in the present moment. One energy cannot vibrate amongst the other, easily. The ideals of the ego such as anger, depression, sadness, hatred, etc, sustain the limited belief of separation, which in turn breeds more fear.
It could be said that there are no mirrors in heaven, so we come to earth to see the true nature of our spirit. We come here to find our selves within our own light, being nudged by the people, places and experiences we have. The truth is that the veil is never fully lost as long as you are incarnated. It is the anchor of your soul.
In this amazing, incarnate experience, you have to live on the edge of two worlds, like faeries on the edge of dreamland. You have to walk the middle ground between the material and the spiritual; a balancing act between light and dark. If you tread the middle ground you learn to be in the present moment.
Through learning to be in balance with ego and spirit you can begin manifesting consciously. On your spiritual journey you are never seeking to lose your identity or shadow, only to embrace it, understand it, truly befriend it. It is the great yin and yang. This is the foundation of enlightenment.
Fear not the experiences you have in life, embrace them with open arms. Let your experiences open your mind and heart and help you to expand. If you want to change your life, you must change your thoughts. There is a micro world inside of you, and it reflects into the world around you. Remember your garden is yours alone… tend it, care for it, look after it and you will have a beautiful work of art.
Also know that we are all interconnected. You may wish to exclude others from your life, but again this is a balancing act. You have one plot on the face of a whole, so essentially your ground is the ground of another. The interaction between you and the people in your life is just as essential, if not more essential, than all the experiences you've had.
As you tend your garden, be mindful of the gardens around you. You don't want to throw your dirty work into someone else's masterpiece. We must help each other maintain this beauty. Hopefully a sense of comradery forms, creating peace, which shines out into the world. Maybe one day we will all cast of our veils and melt into one bright and vibrant sun.
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Lynn Bradley Missing since March 24, 1998
Please click the following 5 links to watch the Vanished TV Episode detailing Amy Bradley's disappearance: Amy Bradley Vanished Episode Part 1 Amy Bradley Vanished Episode Part 2 Amy Bradley Vanished Episode Part 3 Amy Bradley Vanished Episode Part 4 Amy Bradley Vanished Episode Part 5 DESCRIPTION Date of Birth: May 12, 1974 Place of Birth: Petersburg, Virginia Sex: Female Hair: Short Brown (at time of disappearance) Height: 5'7" Eyes: Green Weight: 120 pounds Race: White Build: Slim athletic
Distinguishing Marks Amy Bradley has the following tattoos: a Baby
Tasmanian Devil (Dizzy) spinning a basketball, on her left
shoulder blade; a tribal sun with a Chinese symbol in the middle,
in the center of her extreme lower back; a Chinese
symbol, on her right ankle; and a green and blue Gecko lizard,
around the side of her navel. She also has a navel ring and multiple
ear piercings. Amy has a 2 and a half inch scar on her right shin. Amy Bradley was awarded a full
basketball scholarship and graduated from Longwood University
in Virginia with a degree in physical education. She enjoys playing
basketball and many other sports, karaoke, her red convertible
miata, her bulldog
Bailey, bass fishing, playing pool and hanging out with friends
and family. She had just moved into her new
home a month before and she would have begun a second job
working part-time with a computer company her aunt and uncle owned.
She adopted a female bulldog named Daisey to pick up the Sunday
she was returning home. She sent post
cards to friends at home from the port of departure in Puerto
Rico. She bought gifts to bring back home, took tons of pictures
to make a collage on her coffee table. She even scheduled swimming
lessons with parents of a six year old boy she met from our area
to take place the following week after returning home at the local
YMCA. She had all kinds of plans upon her return, with her whole
life ahead of her. FBI
Missing Persons Page
Sketch of Amy - sighting 2005/Caribbean island


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The State of New Jersey and the state Division of Law in New Jersey have filed suit against Standard & Poor's for misleading consumers with regard to its ratings of financial products, acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced today.
The suit alleges the company deceived consumers about its ratings and used outdate analytical models to maximize its market share and profits, according to a release.
The suit was filed in the New Jersey Superior Court in Essex County and claims the company was deceptive as to the independence and objectivity of its ratings.
Division of Law Director Christopher S. Porrino said in a statement ample evidence demonstrates that such claims were false. It charges S&P, as well as parent company McGraw Hill Financial Inc., with several violations of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act.
That law makes it illegal, among other things, to deceive by misrepresentation or omission with the intent that others rely on that deception in making purchasing decisions. New Jersey says S&P's securities ratings were "driven by the company's own revenue goals" and favoritism toward the firms issuing those securities. Those firms pay S&P fees related to the ratings.
Today's announcement specifically mentions structured finance securities, which are valued based on revenue flowing from underlying assets. A residential mortgage-backed security falls into the structured finance category and is secured by a pool of residential mortgages, often sub-prime, that are pooled to create the product.
According to the announcement, the state is represented in the Standard & Poor's matter by Assistant Attorney General Brian McDonough, Deputy Attorney General Edward Mullins, and Special Deputy Attorneys General Steven Scutti and Krima Shah, all assigned to the Division of Law's Affirmative Civil Enforcement Practice Group.


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— .. I I J THE AMHERST NEWS-TIMric •.tern Reserve Historical VOL. V, NO. 44. ISSUED THURSDAY AMHBRST, OHIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 . 1984. ** Subscription Price, $1.00 Per Year "Sandste-e Cantor *f the World" REUBEN C. SCHAEFFER DIES FRIDAY NIGHT HAD BEEN RESIDENT OF AM HERST FOR TWENTY-NINE YEARS. FUNERAL SERVICE MONDAY LARGELY ATTENDED. Reuben C. Schaeffer died at the home of his son, M. B. Schaeffer on Milan avenue last Friday evening shortly utter nine o'clock, after being In III health for the past few years. Cancer was the cause of his death. He was 71 years, 4 months, and 11 days of age. The deceased was born ln Milan, O., on October 11, 1840 and the early part of his life <was spent on his parent's farm at that place. Later he went to l'linuiiiii, where he was construction foreman on the flrst railroad built across the Isthmus of Panama. While at I'aiuimu he contracted yellow fever and was sent home an invalid. After recovering he spent several years In the west and upon his return was united In marriage to Nettle A. Bradley, on September 17, 1881, to which union eight children were born, Ave of them now survive him. In 1895 he was car Inspector for the Lake Shore Railway company and was located at Norwalk, O. In September of 1895 he was sent to Amherst by the Railway company -nnd ln November he moved his family here, which has been its home since that time. After leaving the employ of the Railway company he worked several years at the quarry, and later at the Steel Plant in Lorain, as a carpenter. While at the plant In Lorain he received Injuries which forced him to retire. He is survived by three Rons, M. B. Schaeffer, of Milan avenue; Dr. W. O. Schaeffer, of Harris street, and Benjamin Schaeffer, of Fairport, ().; two daughters, Mrs. Oeorge Carter and Mrs. Henry Sharp, both ot Amherst; two brothers, John Schaeffer, of Moro, Oregon, and Prank Schaeffer, of Cleveland, and two sisters, Mrs. B. Bassett, nnd Miss Sue Schaeffer, of Milan, O Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the home of M. B. Schaeffer, on Milan avenue with Rev F. E. Eastman, pastor of the Methodist-Congregational church officiating .Mortal was made in Crown Hill cemetery In charge of O. H. Baker. Floral offerings were many and beautiful and a large number ot the family's friends and relatives were present. In the twenty-nine years that Mr. Schaeffer had lived ln Amherst, he had made a host of friends, who will always remember him as a big-hearted, open handed man, and always ready to help those in need. BROWNHELM FARMER MAKE8 HIGH PORK RECORD. Crowing more than u ton of pork from a litter of pigs In less thun six months Is something that ls very seldom accomplished, according to Howard Rogers, County Agent of Lorain County. The first farmer on record In Lorain County to do this Is Mr. W. F. Nneisel, of Brownhelm, who during the last six months succeeded In producing 2,670 pounds of pork from a Utter of twelve Chester White pigs. The pigs when ISO dnys old averaged 225 pounds euch or average daily gain of ubout 1.3 pounds. This record says ItngerB ls a good indication of the possibilities of scientific breeding and feeding. St. JOHN'S LEAGUE TO PRESENT PLAY. I Mouthers of the Young People's League of St. John's Evangelical church at South Amherst will present ii play "The Hoodooed Coon" In the high school auditorium there tomorrow evening. Rehearsals have been held regularly the past week and the members of the cast are ready for the performance. The piny Is humorous throughout and promises to give South Amherst people a real treat. Welcome!! AMHERST CLUB ADDS THREE NEW MEMBERS FOURTEEN FORMER AMHER8T RE8IDENTS NOW FORM ROSTER OF NEWLY ORGANIZED CLUB AT CLEVELAND. A meeting of the Amherst Club, of Cleveland, was held at Woodward's In the Colonial Arcade in Cleveland, Tuesday at noon, at which time twelve of its fourteen members were present. New members who attended the meeting were Clifford Tolhurst, ,Hiram Pankoff, and Kenneth Ouild. Plans were made Tuesday for the held next Tuesday at six o'clock. Dinner will he the flrst on the evening's program and will be followed by the election of ofllcers and such other business as may come before the club. Hail H. Waltz, publicity chairman of the club was in Amherst Sunday collecting material upon which the club will base Its activities In Amherst. In an interview with Mr. Waltz, he stated, "I am sure glad to get in Amherst and see gome of the people I used to know. I only wish that all of the members of the club could be here with me for I know they would appreciate it." He further stated that by next Tuesday the club was expecting an attendance of twenty young men and that the membership committee would work with that end in view for the balance of the week. Those present at Tuesday's meeting were, Vernon Bunting, Howard Hull. Philip Baus. John Sipple, Robert Baumhardt. Myron Schibley. Karl Waltz. Edwin Ltttz, Nelson Barber, Clifford Tolhurst, Hiram Pankoff, and Kenneth Ouild. CLOVER LEAF CLUB DANCE TONIGHT. The (Mover Leaf Club will give a dance in the Ehrman Hall this evening. This the flrst dunce to be given by this club this seuson und it promis es to afford everyone. good entertainment for FOR RENT: One part of double house. Inquire at Mrs. Belden, 38!) Cleveland avenue. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES / TO MEET MONDAY. A regular monthly meeting of the Amherst Township Trustees will be held at the Town Hall on Monday atternoon, March 3, at one o'clock. It Is probable that a schedule of road improvement throughout the township will be planned at this time. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARIES TIPS POR TAXPAYERS. NO. 10. For the purpose of the Income tax law a person's material status Is determined an of the last day of his or her taxable year, December 31, if the return is made on the calendar year basis, as most are. If on that duy he was single, he must file u return It his net income for 1923 was $1,000 or more, or if his gross income was $5,000 or more. He Is entitled to a personal exemption of only $1,000. If he Was inarried, although the ceremony was performed on December 81. lis l« KI1"" l«il the exemption allowed a marrried person for tbe full year, $2,600, lt his uet income and his wife's combined] was $5,000 or less, and $3,000 If the combined net in coma exceeded $6,000, jf the combined net Iui.-oiiik of husband and wife for the year 1923 equaled or exceeded $2,000 or tbe gross income equaled or exceeded $5,000, a return must be flled. f\ widow or widower whose spouse died before the end of the year fs classed as a single Irarirflrl• JJJvQrnees and persons separated by mutual consent are clussed us single persons. Mrs. Mary Brandt und Mrs. Rose Kane celebrated their birthday anniversaries ut the former's home ou North Main street, Sunday nfternoon. Mrs. Brandt celebrated her 72nd birthday anniversary and Mrs. Kane her 70th, Those attending were: Mr. und Mrs. A. C. Erhart und family, of Lorain; Mrs. J. C. Appemun and daughter Rhea and Kenneth Klshman. of Ver milion; Mrs. William Kane; Mr. and Mrs. Shinsky, of Amherst; and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brandt, of Cleveland, Both Mrs, Brandt and Mrs. Kuno re celvcd many useful gifts. LOCAL SCHOOL HAS FIRST DENTAL CLING IN LORAIN COUNTY This progressive step ln health promotion of Amherst school children ls taken by the Parent-Teocher Association. The clinics are conducted by Drs., Hoffner, Schaeffer and Purcell, und are assisted by the nurses of the County Health Department. The dental equipment ls Installed In a room set aside for this purpose. It was purchased by the Parent-Teacher Association and from funds from the Christmas Seal Sale. The Seal sale was very successfully .carried on In Amherst this year by Dr. Powers. The results wlll unboubtedly prove of great benefit to our community ns It hus already made possible the dental clinic. At the clinic the flrst step ls a thorough examination ot the teeth of all children In the first Ave grades. The results are marked on a card which is tuken home to tbe parents. The treatment advised Is indicated on the diagram of the teeth on the card. Parents nre urged to take advantage of this advice and have their children's teeth cared for without delay. A large number ot cavities were found. also a number of roots and teeth needing extraction. Neurly all the children needed their teeth cleaned by the dentist. The majority of children, however, have been faithful tn brushing their teeth, due to the efforts of the teachers and nurses. A visit to the dentist for cleaning should bt- made at least three or four times a year. The Counthy Health Department advocates dental care with its resulting cleun mouths us one of the most effective means of preventing the spread of commuuicuble diseases of childhood. They claim that u clean mouth resists disease germs much more readily than a mouth having decayed, Infected teeth. ST, PETER'S CHURCH TO HAVE ACTIVE WEEK. WALTER 8HULTZ REMOVED FROM CLEVELAND HOSPITAL. Walter Schultz, who was Injured In a fall last summer was removed from the Cleveland hoapital in Zilch's ambulance Tuesday. He ts now in the local hospital recovering from an operation on his hip. PLANS COMPLETE FOR SCHOOL CARNIVAL FIRST ENTERTAINMENT OF ITS KIND TO BE GIVEN BY LOCAL STUDENTS—TO BE COMPLETE WITH PARADE, MINSTREL SHOW AND BOOTH8. _ Plans for the flrst school carnival were completed today and everything Is in readiness for the grand opening tomorrow afternoon ut four o'clock. This will be the flrst entertninment of Its kind ever to bo given by students In the local school and they bave put forth every effort to make It successful. Every grade and department of the school will have some pnrt in the program and no time and effort has been spared In preparation for the exhibits and other attractions. The attractions at the carnival will be a Grand Purade. The Museum, Amherst Speedway, The Derby Race, The World or the Fourth Dimension. Th" Mystic Shrine, The New England Kitchen, a Talented Magician and Tlie Durktown Minstrels. A dinner wlll be served by the Do mestlc Science Department Suturduy afternoon, starting at five o'clock. The proceeds of the carnival will be used to purchase school equipment. Frank Stung was an Elyrlu Visitor Monday evening. L. P. Lersch was In Cloveln'id on business yesterday. HIGH SCHOOL ENTERS ORATORICAL CONTEST WILL COMPETE WITH OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS AT OBERLIN ON MARCH 15TH. Oberlin. Feb. 27—Amherst High Sehool has entered the Northwestern- Ohio High School Oratorical Contest to he conducted here on March 15th. by the Phi Knppa Pi Men's Literary Society of Oberlin College. Among other 11iii11 schools that have already entered the contest are Bucyrus, Elyrla and Mansfield. Warner Concert Hall has been secured for the staging of the contest aud judges hav.- been picked from the faculty and students of the College. Keen rivalry for honors Is expected by those In charge. Tbe contest Le being viewed with much enthusiasm on the part of the schools entered. Nearby high schools have signified intentions of bringing their own delegations of followers. Klyria has arranged to bring a large delegation and a section of seats is be- reserved for Amherst High Sehool adherents. BERLIN HEIGHTS OEFEAT8 LOCAL CHURCH GIRLS TEAM The Rainbows of Bert t'euted the St. Peter's g. . ball team at the high BObOO V't night by a score of 18-11. team of LuCrange cancell game with St. Peter's boys. wl. scheduled for last night. A 'earn of local players played in their place, St. Peter's team winning by n score of 18-13. teat, I .ant toys aheir i was picked SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ENTERTAINED. The hoys Sunday School class of tb,. Methodist' church was entertained by Its teacher, f, I. Hubbard at the Hub bard home on Cleveland avenue last evening. Ten boys were present and enjoyed the evening In games and contests after which refreshments were served. NOON RAY LUNCHEON ADVERTISING COMMITTEE TO MAKE PLANS FOR BIG 8PRINC 8ALE CAMPAIGN: TO PU8II AUTO HOME PLATE 8ALE SOON. H. H. HESTER BETS LETTER FROM GERMAN japop LETTER- IN CONNECTION^ W'^H GERMAN RELIEF WORK PLANNED FOR LORAIN COUNTY. About twenty members of the Amherst llusiness Men's Association attended the noon day luncheon in the Methodist church parlors yesterday. A roast pork dinner was served ami .\as followed by a short business meet. Ing. President Zilch wus unable to be present on account of Illness and L P. Lersch. vice-president was also un able to be present on account of being out of town. Fred Holzhauer was appointed to take the president's chair in the absence of the two dicers. Discussions were held on .be follow Ing: New York Central Evptess De livery Service; A Compalgn of Spring Advertising; The Sale of Auto Home Plates and The March Banquet. Relative to tlve Express service, it lias been discovered thut the Express . ompany has not ben providing fo'r u delivery for several years, and tbat C. K Baker, local ticket and freight ■Seat, has been giving Amherst mer chants this service ut his own expense. O. II. Baker made a motion that Mr Maker be sent a vote of thanks for h. I services and pledge to him the hearty co-op..rutlon of the Amherst Business Men's Association. The motion met with unanimous approval. The Advertising committee of tin Association wus requested to bring tip plans for the Spring Advertising I n pulgn which will start the later part of March. The committee will make its report at the next business iv.et- Ing. It wus also decided to push the sale of Auto Home plates which were used by many auto owners In Amherst last summer. The entertainment committee, was requested to make arrangements for the March banquet, which will be iu the form of a Ladles' Night party. J. J. Smythe made a motion that the Ladles' Society of the Methodist < hurcli be given a vote of thanks for the dinner, which motion was also tumultously supported. Following this motion the meeting adjourned. AMHERST VOLLEY BALL TEAM PLAYS BROWNHELM TONIGHT. ALUMNI AND HIGH SCHOOL TO MEET FRIDAY, MARCH The Amherst volley ball team will journey to Hrownhlem tonight where they will meet the volley ball teum of thut puce on the high school court. The gume will be u preliminary to the Frederick Hardware basketball game. WH SUNDAY MORNING Frank Itudde was a Clevela; d visitor Suturduy evening. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thunk those who were so kind and thoughful during the illness and death of our husband and father, also for the beautiful floral offerings and to those who offered the use of their cars. MRS R. C. SCHAEFFER, and family, 600 CLUB ENTERTAINED. The following Is the program of events tor St. Peter's church starting next Monday evening: Monday: Church council meeting at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday: St. Peter's League business meeting at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday: Baskebtull at High School gym at 8 p. m. Brotherhood meeting at church parlors at 7:30 p. m. Thursday: Ladies' Aid tu church parlors at 2:30 p. m, Phllathea class so ctal and business meeting at 7:30 p. m, Friday: Choir drill at 7:30 p. m. Saturday: Confirmation School 9 a. m. Karl Waltz, of Cleveland, culled ou friends und relatives here Sunday. K. H. Ouild. ot Cleveland, spent the week-end in Amherst. Joseph Kelch wus an A—lba or over the week-end. :t visit The Alumni basketball teams will phi; the high school teams at the high school gym on Friday evening. March 7, It was announced yesterday. Au effort Is being made to have the affair in the form of a homecoming for aiumni members living ln nearby towns. More complete details will be announced later. PRE-LENTEN SOCIAL ON TUESDAY NIGHT Jacob Baus Monday. wus an Elyria visitor at Mrs. A. P. Roth was hostess to tbe 500 Club at her home on Elyrla avenue Tuesday afternoon. Cards afforded the afternoon's entertulntnent, first honors going to Mrs. Q. Q. Ashen buch und second to Mrs, J, H. Wesbecher, Refreshments were served late in the afternoon. LADIES' SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PLANNING ST. PATRICK'S PARTY. The La.lies' Sunday School glass of tbe Methodist class are nqw making plans for a purty to be held nn St. Patrick's Day, The matter will be discussed at a meeting of the class Sunday morning- 8T. PETER'S TO PLAY COLLfNS. On next week Wednesday, the St. Peter's boys basketball team will play the Collins outfit on the High School court. The Collins outfit defeated the locals by u large score earlier in the seuson at Collins, The game promises to be fast and exciting throughout. The last social event for St. Joseph's Catholic cburch before lent, will be given in the Ehrman Hull by the ladles Of the church next Tuesday night. All members of the church are Invited to attend. Supper will be served at <i:30 which will be followed by curds und dune- Ing. Mrs. M. II. Schaeffer Is spending Ihe week in Cleveland. ATTENDING CONVENTION Superintendent of Schools, Fred R. Powers Is in Chicago this week attending the National School Super- Conrad Zilch Is confined to his horn* lntendeiits convention which Is being'with illness. held in that city. It is expected that be will return tomorrow. The Amherst Fire department was culled to the home of Mathew Lawless on Church street Sunduy morning where u small fire hud broke out iu the roof. The exact caues of the fire bas not been determined but Is thought to have started from a spark. It was soon extinguished with a small damage. HIGH 8CHOOL LO8E8 FIRST GAME AT BEREA TOURNAMENT Amherst High School baski iball live lost Its first game at the Berea tournament lust Friday to Sout Amherst high BCbOOl by a score of 1. -10, Brownhelm lost the first game play ed also, and South Amherst was eliminated In the evening by Ol.mstead Fulls. (Copy of letter from Di\ Hertha Klaus. Soclnl Director of Cologne, C"rmany. who was In Amer;ca last .timmer. brought' over through the auspices of the Society of Friends. tOgethl with translation of a letter from a. little girl. T1 Is letter v. mid not Man iimppoi mi- in view of the tiff' rings belBS take. >r s">t . to be Ml.en in Lorela County in. other pans In response to the''appeal of (len. Henr* T. Alien and his .Committee I o_.' hundred represen atlve Ann is'ror relief for (ierman chil dren.) *• - , , Kolii, .V.'uhlf.i'iru, Ami, Elogius Plat/. Fefi. 1st, 11)21. PaatOT ll. II. Hester. | •.- . < . Hrownbelin Cong"'gatlonal Cburch. Vermilion, Ohio, U. S. A. Dear Friend i. . Your kind and syiiipnthcl!. letter of Dec L'lst has reached mn son. • time ago. Phase ac.'.ip' nty best t'i i-iks for youi ..itial Cb'lstmus tboug and your contribution . . .towards my fund for tho striken p.toplc of. this .town. The eases of utter misery and despair wl (i come to my kSOWtt'lfi are Increasing ala-jl) ;>nd..«o.- <i •*,» . not ;.'Pin any prospect of an ioiprovement yet. Tbls being *.-,• it Is'so enfcoi ig- lug for me to I. ••■ thut there are friends in America who ure deeply moved by the gf I misery ovei here ;ind Stretch' • •' th'-i*-helping Jiaul In truly Christian lo und sympathy. Yours s:nr;e.jRjly.. , - Herth . Kr.i Perhaps y.. irill like lo hav. 'hio letter from a little girl - written In appia.ciatlon of gifts from Amerlcun children. H. K. ■ The letter follows. The girl 11 years of age.) Dear Children in America: For several days a picture was showed us In the school; lt se tiled very good to me, 1 saw how, at hot torn, ull nations ure standing together, und they were holding for h their flags to he ven In order to tind peace Just so It la with us Germans, for we long after peace already for a Ioiik time and not yet hus on. desire b«en fulfilled, We have now seen thai jour desire Is also the same as .'Urs. When I he: .'d this that you had sent over the beautiful picture to us from Anioiica. my gludness was still greater, for I ihoughi about tbe good hea that .ou have, and thai you yourselves had .< at us the beautiful gifts as Well as the beautiful picture. Our en.Ire op"n- uir school wus happy over the beautiful gifts and over the good kinduess. And now we want to express for It the heartiest thanks. We would gimi ly .lis., send to you a little nurprise, but we are sorry that such a sad time holds us. Surely someday there will conie a better time, and then we will certain, think about you and prepare a glad remembrance for you. Otherwise 1 am very glud >r the gifts, for the beautiful shoes list 1 Live re- oelved fro-, you, and now I c: n ruu through the rain bravely wuhout gelling wet feet. Also I uni very glad for the beautlf I dress goods, ami we hehl an i .mon sewing circle for this, in in ia't' to sew the beautiful clothing ourselves. And every 11 (lays we keep a pleasant Sunday. Through your gifts we are able to celebrate ll with songs and a beautiful pageant, Once more many thanks, i ruly. Urete Possbender. FORMER AMHERST MAN EDIIO,*. OF JOURNAL8. Mr. aud Mrs. R. L. Petty were Cleveland visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pelander. of Loruin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlschka. Miss Florence Theimun. of Cleve lund, spent the weekend in AmhaTst. Mr, and Mrs. Howurd Hall, of Cleve land, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Hall ol Muln street. His Old Spring Ceased to be Our Pride? "The Old Spring", which was once the "pride of Amherst" has fallen to ruins, as it were; Its walls full of leaks, and its basin littered with sticks, stones, and other unsightly debris. In other words, lt has ceased to be our pride uud we no longer care for the "Old Spring" which supplied tbe earliest settlers or Amherst wltb i freah and clean water for many years. The Eagles and Journeymen Stone j The majority of the paopel of Am- Cutters will give a dance In Uie Ehr- herst can remember tbe spring ot night. Scotch years ugo with the old tin cup and the EAGLES AN 08TONECUTTER8 OANCE TOMORROW EVENING man Hall tomorrow and American dances will be featured, watering trough for horses. This soon guv ■ way to the attractive hard-head wall aud cemem basin. Because of the care and money speut on it In the past, lt seems that it should be kept up in some way, even If the finances must come from some source, other than it has in the past. Not only for the good of the surrounding community, but for the many people from distant cities and towns, as It ls ut present; clogged and filled with debris. With the little care lt bas had lately, it will in time be impossible for tlie public to use it. 'May we suggest tbat it ho cleaned and kept cleun so thut It can continue to throw its steady stream of cold water for years to come, as it has who ure use to it at various times, {done so faithfully In the past and some action should be exercised by J may those who drink from it enjoy Its those whose duty it Is to keep lt up,! freshness and tuke pride In the "Old and not permit the condition to remain Faithful," as lt might well be called. LAXC1NU. MICH., Feb. 27.—The Little Publishing company, formerly managed and owned by E. A. Little, of East F a .kiln avenue, has Incorporated with al1 stockhoh'■■''■» .x"-'ie..nts of this community. The company will publish a combination of the "I -"" Hug" and the "Uem. an I Pea Juornal." two trade publications carrying Information for gr .vers ami jobb rs or legumes. Officers uf tha »w corporation are Veru J. Mouiton, president; Oarl Moei- ler, vice-president; E. A. Littlt ecre- i.aii und ii'. .ici and toe mui sing uditor. The company has opened new offli. s at 1004 Uauch building. The "Ueun Bag", formerly owned aud published by the Light.ner PubK 4ug compuny, or Chicugo, hus been purchased by t lie Little Publishing com pany and its business moved to thia city. The combined circulation of the two merged publications covers every territory in whlcb peas uml beans are grown Mr. Little wus former editor or the "1 a-aii Bag" and one or the Lighliier Publishing company's editorial and managerial start in Chicago. Mr. Little was the owner and man a;',er or the l.tjilc Print bfiop here several years ugo. I A
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Reuben C. Schaeffer died at the home
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"It's crazy because all of a sudden Mark [Zuckerberg] becomes this person who created Facebook to get girls or to gain power," said Chris Hughes, a Facebook co-founder who left in 2007 to join the Obama presidential campaign. "That's not what was going on. It was a little more boring and quotidian than that."
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Nepal doctor strike leaves thousands without care
KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — A strike by doctors in Nepal left tens of thousands of patients with access only to emergency care Monday as physicians demanded sweeping changes to the country's medical education system.
The protesters say political appointees should not hold top positions at government hospitals; instead, they say, the schools must be entirely independent. The strike began Sunday and around 4,000 doctors are taking part, according to the Nepal Medical Association.
The strike caused major slowdowns at hospitals across Nepal, a poor country where people often travel long distances from rural areas to seek medical care.
"I have no idea what is going on or when I will get the treatment," said Suraj Biswokarma, 22, who lost his left arm in an accident and could barely speak because of the pain Monday. He traveled for days to reach Tribhuwan University Teaching Hospital in Katmandu after a local clinic in a village stabilized him.
"I arrived here in the hospital hoping to get some treatment," he said. "I have had only nurses take care of me since yesterday."
Other patients at Tribhuwan left without receiving any care. Those who were admitted before the strike began said doctors had stopped coming to treat them. The outpatient department was closed and only a few emergency patients arrived at the hospital.
Nepal has experienced doctor strikes before, even though they are illegal because hospitals offer essential services. The last strike was in August 2012 over the same issue and ended following government assurances of reform, but little has changed since then.
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"We want the political parties and the government to stop interfering with the medical institutes and allow them to function independently," said Prabat Jha, one of hundreds of doctors who protested near Singhadurbar, which houses government ministries and offices.
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The pop star stepped up to claim the Favorite Pop Artist award at the Nokia Theatre and learned she had also scored the Favorite Female Artist and Favorite Music Video prizes, while her fans the KatyCats earned her the Favorite Music Fan Following trophy.
The Hunger Games cast picked up the Favorite Movie, Favorite Movie Franchise and Favorite Action Movie awards, while star Jennifer Lawrence was named Favorite Movie Actress and Favorite Face of Heroism - and her onscreen romance with Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson earned the trio the Favorite Onscreen Chemistry gong.
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One Direction picked up the first award of the evening before the ceremony even got underway - their What Makes You Beautiful hit was announced as the Favorite Song during the pre-show red carpet event, and they went on to win the Favorite Album prize for Up All Night, while their chart rivals The Wanted beat them to become the surprise winners of the Favorite Breakout Artist trophy, also triumphing over fun. and Carly Rae Jepsen.
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Youth Unemployment, Underemployment and Vulnerable Employment
What the research shows: The need to provide more and better jobs for young people exists across countries. However, youth employment challenges tend to differ in developed and developing economies. The developed world has been most significantly affected by youth unemployment spikes due to the global economic crisis, and its core challenge is the provision of work opportunities for young people who are entering the labour market.


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An ideal home for the holiday period: make this dream a reality! We present a perfect property for a traditional, cosy Christmas with your loved ones.
Dine with the whole family at this rustic banquet-style table. The warmth of the wood creates a cosy atmosphere in an original Alpine style.
This Tyrolean farmhouse, located in the picturesque village of Mühlbach in South Tyrol, is over 300 years old. It's the perfect location for those who want to use the holiday period for winter sports, because the Kronplatz region's ski resorts are right on the doorstep and await with postcard panoramas and snow-covered mountain slopes.
This seating area provides more than enough space for relaxing, playing a game, or sharing a bowl of punch with friends. Conjure up a magical holiday atmosphere with some Christmas decorations and candlelight, and spend peaceful, relaxing days with the whole family. A total of 11 rooms and 3 bathrooms on 264 m2 are at your disposal.
The silence and seclusion of the landscape is perfect for long walks. The capital of South Tyrol, Bozen, is only an hour away by car, the "city of a thousand dialects", tucked between vineyards and the Dolomites.
Would you like to take a closer look at this extraordinary farmhouse?
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