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Hanoi train station to the airport
Hanoi train station to the airport
I really need your advise on this:
We plan to take the train from SAPA to Hanoi and depart to Bangkok at the same day.
The train arrives to Hanoi about 06:00Am [some websites say-05:00Am or even 04:35AM(???)] and the flight from Hanoi to Bangkok departs on 09:05 AM - Do we have enough time?is it safe?
How much and how long is the taxi from the train station to Bangkok?
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A taxi direct from the train station to the airport will take about 45 minutes - 1 hour, so in theory you could make your flight. However, that relies on the train being on time. They're usually good from Sapa but it's not guaranteed! What number train are you getting? I've got the most up to date train times (as posted at the station) here so can tell you what time that says you should arrive in Hanoi.
Regarding price - a pre-arranged taxi from Old Quarter to the airport is usually about $10 but you'll pay more than that if you take a taxi from the station. For your peace of mind you're best off negotiating a price in advance.
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thank u so much
I dont have the train tickets yet so I can book the right train tickets to be on time.
I was offered by Littke Hanoi Hotel the train tickets for King express-is it OK?
On the other hand if I book the livitrain It will probably be safer-right?
The thing is that it is the most expensive train tickets..
Which one should I book?
Do u reccomend to book it on web- in advance- before I arrive to Vietnam?
Do u reccomend anyone to book from?
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The trains times I have from Lao Cai are:
SP2 departs at 20:05, arrives 04:35
SP4 departs at 20:45, arrives 05:10
SP6 departs at 18:55, arrives at 03:40
SP8 departs at 19:30, arrives 04:05.
So any should get you to Hanoi in plenty of time. I'd suggest the 19.30 as it avoids hanging around in Lao Cai too long. The King Express and the Livitrain are private carriages attached to these trains - Livitrain is on the 1930 but I'm not sure about The King Express. However, I just travel in standard soft sleeper (or hard sleeper) air con carriages and think they're fine and, of course, they're cheaper. The problem you may have is booking a standard carriage in advance: Livitrains can be booked direct via www.livitrantrain.com and King Express can be booked through many websites, just do a search, but you will pay handsomely. If you want a standard train you could try one of the following agencies which I've used in the past, but you will pay up to around $8 per ticket commission.
The cheapest option of course is to buy your ticket direct at the station. Depending upon when you're going and how flexible you are this might be possible. If you have a few days in Hanoi before you go to Sapa you could try at the station and then if you have no luck, shop around at the agencies.
Let me know if this isn't clear or you need further information.
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I have checked about the King express (cheaper than Livitrains) and each website has different information about it…. Many of these websites say that it is attached to SP3 and SP4...
Look at this quotation from http://www.seat61.com/Vietnam.htm
Tulico, Ratraco, TSC, Friendly, Royal, King
These deluxe tourist cars run attached to train SP3/SP4. They're all significantly better than the regular Vietnamese Railways sleepers, but there's reportedly not a lot to choose between the different private operators. For example, the 'Tulico' cars offer VIP 2-berth, 1st class 4-berth or 2nd class 4-berth, aimed at mid-market tourists. The cost is around $60 each way in 2-berth
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I don't know anymore than you've found out about The King Express. SP3 goes Hanoi to Lao Cai and SP4 goes Lao Cai to Hanoi so the information you have found is likely to be true. The face value of a soft sleeper a/c bottom birth (the most expensive standard - not private - ticket) is 330,000 each way, that's about $17 at today's exchange rate. Your choice really depends on your budget, exact schedule and attitude. If budget's not an issue and you want the best, book into a private 2-berth in advance. If budget's tight, your schedule's flexible, you have lots of time in Hanoi prior to your trip and you're not a worrier then go hard sleeper a/c and book it at the station (go to B station ticket office) when you get to Hanoi.
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Keselowski's victory gives Ford the win
Brad Keselowski went from 10th to first in the final five laps of tonight's Ford EcoBoost 300 to win his seventh race of the season and give Ford the 2013 NASCAR Nationwide Series Manufacturers' Championship.
"That was an amazing performance by Brad and the entire Penske team to make this happen. What an amazingly close battle it was today," said Jamie Allison, director, Ford Racing. "To watch Brad come from that far back in the pack to clinch the manufacturers' championship was just amazing. I couldn't be more proud of everyone that helped Ford get to this moment tonight."
Keselowski led the way to Ford's manufacturer title with those seven wins while Penske Racing teammate Joey Logano followed with three. AJ Allmendinger captured two road course wins while Ryan Blaney and Sam Hornish Jr. capped off a strong season for Team Penske with one victory each. Roush Fenway Racing's Trevor Bayne also contributed to the title with his victory at Iowa in June, which happened to be Ford's 200th all-time series triumph.
Ford won NNS manufacturer championships in 1995, 2002 and 2011 prior to this season.
BRAD KESELOWSKI – No. 48 Discount Tire Ford Mustang – "Obviously, anytime you win it's a great night, but to put those other things together and I'm sure some of you have heard it on TV, but we came here with four goals – win the driver's championship with Sam Hornish, the owner's championship with the 22, win the race and help Ford to secure the manufacturers' title. We accomplished three out of four, which I guess ain't bad, but I want to make the remark that I'm really proud of Sam and even though he came up a bit short I thought he put in a great effort tonight and this year, so I'm proud of him and happy to win the race. Like I said, I'm happy for Ford. It's a really big deal for them to win the manufacturers' championship on Ford Championship Weekend. I think that's something that can't be understated, and then for the 22 team we came up a bit short in 2010 on the owner's championship and that's something that was kind of left open on the RP bucket list, so it was nice to check that one off for him and get him another leather jacket this year. I'm proud of that and proud of the effort not just tonight but all year long for everybody and from everybody at Penske Racing."
PAUL WOLFE, Crew Chief – "Obviously it was pretty special. For me, I just filled in. This Nationwide program at Penske Racing is phenomenal and these guys do a great job. They have great race cars and, for me, they just asked me to fill in and call the race, so from my side of it it was pretty easy. I was glad I could be part it and help out, but real proud of what we have going on with this program. It develops a lot of great guys that can continue to move up the ladder and we can put them in spots on our Cup program, which is important as we continue to build things at Penske, so I was a small part of what went on tonight, but I was willing to help out and brought back a few memories of a few years back, and it was really neat to be in victory lane against with Discount Tire as we got the program started back in 2010, but I can't say enough about all the guys at Penske and this whole program."
ROGER PENSKE, Car Owner – "First, I want to congratulate Joey and Brad and what Paul did tonight. We had a manufacturers' championship on the line, we had the car owner's and the driver's championship, so there was a lot of pressure but when you think about it, Brad came to me two or three years ago and said we're gonna build a team and part of it was through the Nationwide. When you think four drivers helped us get to where we are in this championship is really something, and I think tonight's win was something we didn't know until the last couple laps. I think that's the way this NASCAR business is, and certainly for us we didn't get the owner's championship back a couple years ago, so this, as I said to Brad, kind of finishes off. But without Joey and without Brad and without certainly Sam when you think about 14 wins in a season in any series is outstanding and really a credit to the entire team – everyone back at the shop. We talk about the engine builder, we talk about Ford, obviously, Discount Tire and Hertz, Alliance Truck Parts and just so many – AAA – the people who have helped us are committed to us going forward, so, to me, it was the night it should have been. I felt very sorry for Sam. I have to say I've never seen a race that was so important that you wait 15 or 16 laps before you have five laps to go. To me, that was very disappointing from the standpoint of the fans and certainly we as competitors came out fine, but when I think about it it could have gone any way."
JOEY LOGANO – No. 22 Hertz Ford Mustang – "For my rookie season with Penske Racing what we wanted to do was go out here and win this owner's championship. I was fortunate to win it before and to win it for Roger means a lot to me and that whole 22 team. They deserve it. Twelve wins with a dominant race car and coming down to the last lap with that 54 team was insane. We were sitting there, I think we were 12th on that last restart with five to go, and you really don't have an option at that point. You've got to go and we had a set of tires on the thing and coming down to the last laps was just crazy, but Jeremy Bullins and all the guys on that 22 team, Hertz, Discount Tire, every one -- AJ, Ryan Blaney, Brad – the guys that have driven this car this year, we've all won a race in this car and that goes to show how lucky we are to get to drive this car, so I have a lot of fun doing it."
BRAD KESELOWSKI CONTINUED – HOW WILL YOU LOOK BACK ON THIS YEAR. A LOT OF UPS-AND-DOWNS. "There are a lot of ways you can look at it as an optimist or a pessimist, I guess are really the two that stick out, but, for us, certainly it's not the year we want on the Cup side. I'm not gonna hide or run from that, but we did achieve some success in different forms this year and this owner's championship is a reflection of that. I think as you look at how we got to success with the Cup side, a lot of it the guy sitting next me, Paul, was sitting up here three years ago as a champion here on the Nationwide side as a crew chief and there's probably guys working on this car today, whether it was Joey's 22 or the 48 that I drove or even Sam's 12, will be a part of our next effort moving forward and will help us rebuild to come out next year and the years after stronger. You look at where we were then and last year was incredible to win a Sprint Cup championship in your third season. That's very, very difficult to do and we've gone through a lot of different changes and a lot of different transitions, and that's not making any excuses, but we're going to grow and we're going to become stronger and this Nationwide program is a reflection of how bright our future is at the Cup level as well."
PAUL WOLFE CONTINUED – HOW MUCH DEBATE WAS THERE TO GET TIRES OR NOT GET TIRES? "It really started back a couple stops before that when we stayed out, so we had the option at the end. Obviously, we didn't want to see all those caution laps at the end winding down, and weren't really sure if we were gonna be able to take advantage of them, but it's a little different game on the Nationwide side than what you get used to on the Cup side, where tomorrow night you're gonna see every time a caution comes out it will be kind of a no-brainer to come down and put tires on and work on their car, but definitely a little bit different deal here, but it surely is a lot of fun to be part of it tonight and to watch Brad drive to the front there at the end."
BRAD KESELOWSKI CONTINUED – CAN YOU DESCRIBE YOUR CHARGE AT THE END? "Quite honestly, I've got to see the replay because I don't even know what happened. I just know I was on the gas and pointing forward." JOEY INTERJECTS: "Brad just said you shut your eyes and hope for the best." BRAD CONTINUES: "I think he's right because I don't even remember what happened. I just knew we were gonna win the race or I was gonna bring back the steering wheel. That's what I told Paul before the restart because with five laps to go that's the only attitude that can win the race. If we get that restart with 20 laps to go and then I wouldn't have had to have that mentality, but it was checkers or wreckers and sometimes you make it through and sometimes you don't. Today we did with a lot of aggressive moves. It almost felt like a video game passing 10 or 12 cars in two or three laps, but that's what you've got to do to be able to win at this level."
HOW DID YOU TRY TO BALANCE WHAT YOU SHOULD DO WITH THESE NEW RULES AFTER THE RICHMOND ISSUE? "I don't know, I don't have a great answer for that. I knew that the best thing we could do was win the race and not have to answer that, and at the end of the day I don't know how to go any more 100 percent than winning the race. If there's another 100 percent, I don't know where it's at, but I definitely pulled it out at the end. It's difficult. It's funny while Roger was talking and Paul I was reading some comments and half the comments you get are, 'Why didn't you let Sam go at the end and he would have won?' Or things like that, so you can't win either way. I think everybody sees it with whatever colored glasses they wear on that day. For me, at the end, it was running 100 percent and winning the race."
ROGER PENSKE CONTINUED – DID NASCAR EXPLAIN WHY THEY DIDN'T THROW THE RED FLAG AND DO YOU THINK IT COST SAM THE TITLE? "It's hard for me, as I said earlier, to believe that we'd sit there for 15 or 16 laps with so much at stake, not only for Sam but for Dillon and for Ford and Toyota and Chevrolet. It was hard for me to believe, but I didn't get into it."
BRAD KESELOWSKI CONTINUED – HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH THE PRESSURE LIKE THAT? "You don't have a choice. It's win or go home. That's how this sport works. You find a way to win or you get replaced by somebody else that will. Does it worry you? Only if you're not capable of winning, but, at the end of the day, the only answer I have is to give 100 percent, put everything I have into it and the cards fall where they may. There's no point in worrying about it further than that."
ROGER, ALL SEASON LONG YOU'VE BEEN SAYING HOW BADLY YOU WANTED THE OWNER'S CHAMPIONSHIP. AFTER HAVING DRIVER'S CHAMPIONSHIPS, INDY CHAMPIONSHIPS, WHY WAS SPECIFICALLY THE OWNER'S CHAMPIONSHIP SO IMPORTANT TO YOU? ROGER PENSKE CONTINUED – "Well, I think to me, as we set out at the beginning of this season, it was one that we had such a great group of drivers. The expectations within the team and the sponsors was to win this championship. I wanted to see if we could rise to the occasion to beat Gibbs. J.D. and Joe are world‑class guys. We respect them. We like to race with them. Kyle Busch obviously is one of the best guys out there. I think it was just in our DNA from the beginning of the year. Joey and Brad, it was one thing we could bring them together, drive the same car, get the speed out of it, consistency and the wins, I think brought our teamcloser together. To me, that was part of the reason when Joey came on, Brad came on. Said, We want to run Nationwide, we think it makes us better. The goal was to win. Last year was a great year. Brad was pretty humble on the job he did last year. We had a good year this year. Obviously it wasn't what we want. This is a sport, we're in it for a long time. We got to build. Part of building is winning at some level. I think Paul could step in today. We made the call on the 48 car last week after we got wrecked, Let's put the 48 in. It was just like turning a light on. Our guys just knew what to do. We came out here. That's the spirit we have within the team today, Sam, AJ, a chance to get him back on track, one of the most satisfying things to me this year, to see him back on track. These guys picked up the ball and ran with it. Like I said, it's part of our DNA from the beginning of the year."
CAN YOU TALK ABOUT YOUR PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR? "At this particular time, I think we've said we're going to run one Nationwide car at the moment. We have a sponsorship to run a couple other races. Sam has some options right now, which is good. Erwin obviously is contracted with us for next year. He'll work with us in Nationwide and some other things we're going to be doing, also work with us on the testing. He's a real talent. Can't get guys like that very often. We got a seat for him, for sure."
ROGER, I PRESUME THIS IS THE LAST RACE WITH SAM. "Correct."
IS THERE ANY EMOTION THAT COMES WITH THAT? YOU HAVE BEEN TOGETHER A LONG TIME AND ACCOMPLISHED A LOT TOGETHER. "I have to look back and say, to see Sam race tonight at the level he did with Kyle, right there all night, shows what a great racer he is. My issue with myself is I started him in the Cup level with no practice. One of the greatest open wheel racers we had in IndyCar. I think maybe I started his career backwards. I think people today want him. I think he's going to have a chance to drive something next year. A couple things out there look quite promising. I would support him always. He needs to have a good ride because he's a quality guy, a family man. Remember, he won an Indy 500 for us. That's pretty special."
YOUR THOUGHTS ON DARIO FRANCHITTI LEAVING? "Dario is a guy, I knew him when he was running for Mercedes‑Benz over in Germany. Came over here. Don't win the Indianapolis race three times unless you're a great driver. A bit disappointed. At his age, the things he can do in his profession going forward, quality person, great racer, I really admire him for making that decision."
JOEY AND BRAD, CAN YOU TALK WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO MISS MOST ABOUT SAM LEAVING PENSKE RACING? JOEY LOGANO CONTINUED -- "I only got to work with Sam obviously for this year. I got to know him very well over this year working together on this Nationwide program. Him and Greg over there on that 12 team, they do a great job. To hear his feedback, the directions they go, build a relationship like that. Like Roger said, he's a great guy. Probably one of the best dads I've seen. Being a racecar driver, being away from home, he's always with his kids. He's always showing us pictures of things he's building for his kids." He's a great person. I've learned a lot from him from that aspect. As a driver also. He's a very fast driver. He's putting the car on the edge every single lap. I think it's what you see with Sam as he's gotten better throughout the years, is he's able to control that even better. That's why he's in contention to win this championship. Before, you see how fast he can go, but I feel like he's cleaned up the mistakes, done a very good job this year with some really fast racecars. He'll be missed, but he'll still be around. We'll still see him around, for sure."
BRAD KESELOWSKI CONTINUED -- "Yeah, I think obviously you look at what Sam has done. He won the Indianapolis 500, IndyCar championships, he's a successful driver. There's a certain level of respect that other drivers are going to have for him, including myself, because of his credentials. He's got a lot of class. I'm sure wherever he goes he's going to be in great shape for what happens to him next. I've enjoyed the time I've worked with him."
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As I posted earlier, UFC middleweight superstar Chael Sonnen will stop by Thursday for a live chat with Brawl Sports readers. The chat begins at 11:30 a.m. ET, but I'll open it up around 11:15 a.m ET so that you can start submitting your questions. Chael will join us for about 20 minutes beginning at 11:30.
This will be a very popular chat so I encourage you to think about your questions beforehand and get them in early, because we'll have a massive amount of questions submitted for it. Sonnen faces Michael Bisping on Saturday night at UFC on FOX 2, with the winner moving on to face Anderson Silva this summer, likely at a soccer stadium in Sao Paolo.
My UFC on FOX 2 preview will begin tomorrow with the preliminary card, followed by a post on each of the three main card fights in subsequent days.
Let's get to the news of the day:
– UFC on FOX 2, scheduled for Saturday in Chicago, is officially sold out. Tickets went fast and very few have remained for the last couple of weeks. They'll probably release a few hundred come Thursday or Friday, but that's it. I believe this is the first building sell-out since UFC 137, so it's good news. It also says quite a bit about the drawing power of Rashad Evans, Chael Sonnen and Michael Bisping.
– King Mo Lawal said on Ariel Helwani's show today that he believes his positive steroid test came from a supplement he was taking called S-Mass Lean Gainer by Rock Solid. The supplement is known to have Drostanolone as its primary ingredient and was pulled off the market because of it. Lawal said he's not going to appeal the test result but rather provide the commission with the supplement as the reason why he failed the test. They won't overturn his suspension completely, but I can see it being reduced to six months.
The thing is, the supplement basically says it's a designer anabolic right on the bottle, so Lawal really won't have much of a defense. It's unfortunate, because Lawal has had a completely clean career to this point, and that includes being tested by the World Anti-Doping Agency, which has just about the most stringent rules you can imagine. I believe him when he says he didn't knowingly take the steroid, but you still have to be careful with what you're putting into your body.
– UFC on FX 1 did 1.3 million viewers for the main card and 143,000 viewers for the prelim fights. That's a much bigger number than they've gotten on Fuel thus far, which has to be encouraging.
– Dana White posted on the Underground and said the recent ban on gun and ammo sponsors was a lie. It's a strange thing, because a few MMA managers have confirmed to me that they received a memo from Zuffa detailing the ban, and yet White says it's not true. Of course, the thread on the Underground was deleted within an hour, so who knows what is really going on.
– "Haywire", the movie debut of Gina Carano, did $9 million at the box office during its debut weekend. That was good for fifth place, which was in line with projections going into the release. The movie scored excellent reviews, however, earning an 82% fresh rating on RottenTomatoes.com. That's an incredibly high score for an action movie. Because of that, Carano is expected to get more high-profile movie roles in the near future, which means her fighting career is all but over at this point.
– Bobby Lashley said he's negotiating for a bout with Fedor Emelianenko in 2012.
– UFC 143 is official with eleven bouts for next Saturday. That's the show headlined by Nick Diaz vs. Carlos Condit for the interim welterweight title. The co-main event features the UFC return of Fabricio Werdum as he faces Roy Nelson.
– Gegard Mousasi vs. Mike Kyle is confirmed for "Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey" on March 3. The fight may be for the vacant light heavyweight title, but that's not confirmed just yet.
– Ryan Couture returns to Strikeforce against Conor Heun at "Strikeforce: Tate vs. Rousey" in March. This is quite the step up in competition for the younger Couture, and I'm not sure he's ready for it, but it'll be a good measuring stick to see where he's at right now.
– Former UFC competitor Gabe Reudiger is dropping to featherweight.
– The Houston MMA Awards, which were scheduled to be held by the fine folks at TheCageDoor.net, have been canceled due to lack of ticket sales.


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Navy Cargo Handling Force
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Published 8:00 pm, Monday, September 15, 2008
SANILAC COUNTY — A Sanilac County Sheriff's patrol car received extensive front-end damage, and a sergeant from the sheriff's office driving the unit was treated and released from Port Huron General Hospital for a wrist injury, while attempting to apprehend a 48-year-old Sanilac County man who threatened to kill his mother.
According to Sanilac County Undersheriff Garry Biniecki, the incident was reported at 8:07 a.m. Sunday.
Sanilac County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to a domestic violence complaint in the 5000 block of Wellmanline Road in Worth Township.
Deputies investigated the incident and found the suspect had threatened to kill his mother with a knife. Repeated attempts by police to contact the suspect at the residence were unsuccessful on Sunday.
Biniecki said that on Monday morning, the Sanilac County Prosecutor's Office issued a two-count warrant, charging the suspect with domestic violence and felonious assault.
"The suspect then made contact with the victim (his mother) and made more threats toward her and the police," said Biniecki in a press release to the Tribune. "After confirming that the suspect was at the residence, and was in possession of several weapons, including rifles and pistols, sheriff's deputies set up a perimeter observation and attempted to talk the suspect into coming out of the home."
Reports indicate that around 1:30 p.m. Monday the suspect attempted to flee the residence in a pickup truck and was struck by a sheriff's patrol car in the driveway of the home.
"The suspect was then taken into custody without any further incident," said Biniecki, who added a search of the residence turned up two high-powered rifles and night vision equipment.
The suspect requested medical attention and was transported to McKenzie Memorial Hospital by the Croswell Ambulance Service and was treated and released for soreness to his back.
The suspect is expected to be arraigned today in the Sanilac County District Court on related charges.
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To whomever it was that thought of dipping a pretzel in chocolate: Thank you. This recipe takes things a bit further and introduces crunchy wheat cereal, pretzels and roasted almonds to a bittersweet chocolate coating. Genius!
1 cup Wheat Chex (or similar) cereal (2 ounces)
1 cup pretzel sticks broken in half (2 ounces)
1/4 cup salted roasted almonds (2 1/2 ounces)
3 tablespoons bittersweet chocolate chips, melted (see Tip)
1. Combine cereal, pretzels and almonds in a medium bowl. Drizzle with melted chocolate; stir to combine.
2. Spread the mixture on a wax paper-lined baking sheet and refrigerate until the chocolate is set, about 30 minutes.
Yield: 4 servings, about 3/4 cup each
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Tip: To melt chocolate: Microwave on Medium for 1 minute. Stir, then continue microwaving on Medium in 20-second intervals until melted, stirring after each interval. Or place in the top of a double boiler over hot, but not boiling, water. Stir until melted.
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An Inside Job: More Firms Opt to Recruit From Within
Here's a recruiting riddle: What costs more but often works worse? Outside hires.
Fueled by a conviction that there's plenty of talent in their ranks and backed by research showing that hiring outsiders can lead to costly missteps, firms are ramping up internal hiring efforts and investing in new career sites to boost intra-office movement. So far, those efforts are helping firms cut recruiting costs and retain high performers, companies say.
Cisco Systems Inc. has developed an internal career program, called Talent Connection, that seeks to identify "passive candidates," qualified employees who aren't necessarily looking for a job. The system is designed to help recruiters approach internal candidates the way they do external ones, says Mark Hamberlin, a Cisco vice-president of global staffing.
Since 2010, about half of Cisco's 65,000 employees have created profiles on the website and even more have used it to search for jobs, says Mr. Hamberlin. Talent Connection has saved the company "several million dollars" in search-firm fees and other recruiting costs, while employee surveys show workers' satisfaction with career development has risen by nearly 20 percentage points, he said.
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Companies frequently struggle with hiring from within their ranks. Management expert, John Sullivan, on how to improve the process.
Promoting from within—from the chief executive on down—can deliver more benefits for companies than hiring outside talent, a growing body of research suggests.
One recent study from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School found that external hires were paid some 18% more than internal employees in equivalent roles, but fared worse in performance reviews during their first two years on the job.
Hiring managers may be wowed by an outsider's résumé or new perspective, but they "underestimate how hard it is to integrate new people," says Matthew Bidwell, a Wharton assistant professor whose study examined six years of employee data at a financial services company's U.S. investment banking unit, covering nearly 5,300 workers.
No matter how good the software, recruiters and employees need to carefully manage talent-hoarding bosses who fear losing top performers, says John Sullivan, a management professor at San Francisco State University.
Internal hiring systems are often useful for companies where work is done on a project basis. At Shaw Group Inc., an engineering and construction services company based in Baton Rouge, La., employees work on assignments that last anywhere from a few months to a decade. With 27,000 employees, management needed a comprehensive database to track workers' skills and experience.
"One of our executives said what we want is a baseball card," or a single page containing an employee's skills, training completed and performance evaluations, said Lacy Kiser, vice president of human resources at Shaw's Power Group in Charlotte, N.C.
The result is an Internet-based system that allows managers to quickly assess what talent is available for an open project and determine whether to begin an external search.
Since the system went live in late 2009, open positions are now staffed in 45 days, down from 60 days two years ago, Mr. Kiser said.
To be sure, companies need to make some external hires, especially in areas that could use a shake-up, or when they're growing rapidly. Prof. Sullivan said that change agents often have to come from outside.
Google Inc. last year replaced its internal job board with Magnet, a site that gives workers more information about internal career paths and encourages worker mobility. Workers who are interested in a move can tag themselves within Magnet as "looking for new opps" if they want to be considered for open positions.
Last summer, Nicky Crane used Magnet to move from a technical position in human resources to become a product manager at YouTube. The site allowed her to learn about various teams and staffers' backgrounds, she said. She found out, for instance, that a friend and a friend-of-a-friend were on the team, which helped her determine whether the job would be a good fit.
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The company, which has about 25,000 employees, now fills about 30% of open positions with internal hires-up from 10% two years earlier.
"We overlooked our own people. It was easier to go to the outside," said Lucy Sorrentini, a principal in people services at Booz. The company has since found it is more efficient to bring insiders up to speed. "They know our firm and in some cases they already know the client," she said.
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A Shaky Pillar in Harlem: Black-Owned Carver Bank Is Resistant to Profitability and Change.
From the New York Times, Sunday, July 11, 1999. Page C-1. Story by Leslie Eaton. Synopsis by Creative Investment Research.
The article describes Carver's history, and it's role in Harlem. A new president, Deborah C. Wright has been appointed to reshape the bank. (For information on Carver, click here: ticker symbol: CNY), the country's largest African-American financial institution.
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Annihilators' Methods
( Originally Published Early 1900's )
For the regeneration of society. A closer examination of the remedies which the various destructive fraternities entitled to this common appellation propose for the inequality complained of, and how they would work in practice. Where will they get the men to help them to demolish thrones and break up present political organizations? They could put down the present tyranny only by establishing a greater. Failure of all previous attempts to establish communities. Our ballotbox and existing law are ample to maintain the strictest equality, to remedy all wrongs and redress all grievances. N another chapter I have sketched a general outline of those restless, reckless, and revolutionary spirits who may be classed under the general appellation of "annihilators." They propose to abolish private property and suppress the motives for its acquisition. Of the various types of these revolutionists the only kind that seem to have a clearly thought out and analyzed programme of reconstruction after the destruction, are the scientific socialists. The anarchists and nihilists, as a rule, have only vague ideas of the detailed course of action of humanity after the emperors and presidents and legislatures and police are abolished; they have boundless faith in luck after the universal disintegration; but they make no provision that the same things which they now hate shall not happen again. Therefore it seems to me that those two kinds, anarchists and nihilists, are to be regarded by sensible people only as pestilent disturbers, who deserve no respect because they have not even a plausible programme to offer. But socialists have a pretty well-arranged plan of reconstruction. The governmental socialist is an evolution from the early communist; but in the spirit of enforced equality, equal sharing of everything without regard to merit, — they are alike. Let us begin with the governmental socialist, and examine the programme he offers us. Those who hold his views, like the revolutionists, propose to abolish the heads of all governments, European kings, presidents, and governors of states, also the various houses of legislation. Then they propose to establish a system of compulsory equalization. In their own words they mean to have, " instead of the capitalistic and individualistic system of production and distribution, a system of governmental cooperation and governmental production and distribution. The whole people of a country in their collective capacity shall produce and distribute everything, like a great joint stock company, only more equitably." The new government is to control railroads, telegraph lines, and all kinds of industrial forces. In this scheme there will be no room for, or incentive to, individual enterprise. Every person is to work under no other stimulus than that the fruits of his labor are to be divided equally among the members of the community to which he may belong. These people, while making high-sounding statements regarding the happiness sure to result upon the adoption of their principles, are quite reticent as to the means for effecting the transformation, although it is to be the most radical change and on the largest scale that has ever been attempted. " Socialism," they say, " would abolish poverty by preventing it, by removing its causes. As poverty is the cause directly or indirectly of nearly all crime, therefore, by the abolition of poverty, crime would become almost unknown, and with crime would disappear all the 'leeches,' 'vampires,' and 'vermin' that fatten on its filth, - such as the entire legal fraternity, soldiers, police, judges, sheriffs, priests, preachers, and many others." Now, this is very well as a description of society in its metamorphosed condition, but how we are to get there is another matter. The socialists point to a development through the trusts, forgetting that between the largest aggregation of commercial trusts and the smallest attempt to give to every member of the community an equal share in the general profits, there is a great gulf to be jumped. Not one of the four leading species of annihilators gives any satisfactory explanation of this. They all seem to take it for granted that the only thing necessary will be to send around the cards of the new candidates for the committee on reorganization, and the latter will be elected unanimously. No allowance seems to be made for the possibility of any opposition to the new r6gime. It is thought to be so attractive in its nature that everybody must irresistibly embrace its doctrine the moment it is presented to them. Why the reformers, or rather the up setters, have a right to expect this sudden change in human nature is not stated. It is not considered necessary to state it. It is one of those things that are supposed to be self-evident. Yet when one begins to canvass the opinions of the community anywhere, he finds that this change, or rather transformation of mind, and this desire for another condition of society, have very few adherents. There is not one person in twenty, or perhaps in a much greater number, who would not set the individual down for a crank or a crazy person who began to talk on the subject of the impending revolution and the new state of society and politics, where nobody would desire to get the money he earned, but would be willing to have it put into a general fund to be divided equally at the times set apart for such division. It is safe to say that not one out of a thousand would listen for a moment to any such extraordinary arrangement for the disposal of the fruits of his or her labor. Where, then, are the converts to the new regime to come from? Can the annihilators manufacture them? When Marshal Ney sent to Napoleon for more men at Waterloo, the answer of the chief was, " Does he expect me to make them? " The annihilators seem to have some such expectation. They appear to think that some unseen power will make these men to order, fully imbued with the ideas of a new dispensation, and prepared to enforce it despotically upon society as it exists at present. That the change proposed is not adapted to the nature of mankind, as the latter has existed from time immemorial, will be readily understood if we go back a few thousand years to the patriarchal age when people lived in tribes. This was communism on a small scale, and if it had been consonant with human nature to adapt that mode of existence to a larger scale, then was the most appropriate time to begin the operation. But instead of this being the social purpose at the period in question, the tendency was all the other way. This may have been owing to the perversity of human nature, its general inability to discern what is for its best interests, and its natural proneness to evil; but it is a "condition, and not a theory, which confronts us," and in considering this question in all its bearings, we are obliged to take both human nature and society, as at present constituted and as it formerly existed, in the concrete, not the abstract. In other words, we are obliged to take it in the most practical sense in which any scheme of organization or reorganization must deal with it. We may people the world with imaginary beings, and work out Utopian theories for our own amusement and the entertainment of others who delight in that kind of theorizing; but in practical life such theories will prove of the most delusive character, and leave us eventually the sorry victims of our own folly and overheated imaginations. One of the most interesting features of the proposed new social state, in which everybody is to be supremely happy in the thought that he is working for the benefit and maintenance of everybody else, is the currency idea. This part of the programme outshines anything that has been suggested by either silverites or Populists. It is to be a new currency, of course, based upon the credit of the new state. The material has not yet been agreed upon, but it will be neither of the precious metals. These are tabooed, and the unit of value to start with will be a hundred minutes of labor for one dollar, or a cent a minute when the minutes are fewer than a dollar's worth, and there will be no means of measuring the quality or quantity of labor performed except by the conscience of the laborer. Nothing is to be taken note of except the time, and it is to be left to the good will and option of the individual himself whether he works or "loafs." As he will get as much for one as for the other, there can hardly be two opinions as to which any but a very few conscientious ones will choose. Here again the presumption is that all people will be conscientious philanthropists. This is presuming an entire change in the feelings and desires of the beings who are to be citizens of the New Utopia, and an utter absence of every incentive and motive which now prompts the individual to labor and lay up for the future. It is easy to see that such a condition of things, if possible, would stop all development, and a state of stagnation would be the inevitable result. Then for generations there would be perpetual war between the rising generation and that which would then be passing away after having introduced these felicitous changes in human economy. The transmission of the selfish ideas of the old Adam would be certain to come up from time to time in the younger offspring, thus perpetually disturbing the harmony of society. No power could suppress this evil tendency for many generations, as it is inherent in human nature itself and one of the mysteries hitherto beyond the reach of solution. With a finer development and the entire suppression of selfishness, the secret may be discovered and the problem solved by some philosopher of the future school of thought. But here again we are met with another difficulty, when we speak or think of development of thought. How can such a thing exist in the sphere of the annihilators' future? It would be entirely superfluous. "Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die," would be the motto of that social state. The only serious consideration would be to get sufficient work out of the members of the community to maintain the eating and drinking. The chief incentive to work, namely, profit, having been taken away, what kind of pressure would supply its place so as to keep the various communities up to the point of sustenance? It must be remembered that the " robber class" who, from the most selfish purposes, now deal in futures and thereby lay up stores against famine, would all be extinct. Thus far there has been no provision made to supply their place in the provisional work which they now perform by the law of natural selection. Suppose that on the brink of a crisis of this kind the communities should take a notion to go on a strike, being prompted by a spirit similar to that which of old seized the Israelites when Moses restricted them to a manna diet and they longed for the fleshpots of Egypt," -what method of discipline would be resorted to in such an emergency? It seems to me that people would be placed in such a quandary that they might be obliged to cast lots and resort to a tiding-over experiment in the way of cannibalism until the clouds of famine should roll by and the demoralizing influences of the food panic pass over. Then the selfish spirit of the forefathers would begin to rebel, and by and by get uppermost, involving the biggest insurrection that the world has ever seen. Now, I have taken one illustration from ancient history, that of the tribal organization, to show that the communistic idea was wanting in the seeds and attributes of permanency. The system evidently had not come to stay with those good people, and they did not transmit it to their modern posterity, who have embraced the selfish marriage of man and wife, together with their other backslidings. The family, as understood by the ancients, being simply a modification of the tribe, no longer exists in the civilized portions of the globe. It is still extant in China, and also, with various modifications, in other Eastern nations and among certain tribes of Africa; but wherever its existence lingers, one of its characteristics is that the people are poor and ignorant. It was tried, and in course of time rejected, by a few of the ancient nations who stood highest in the scale of what we understand by civilization; but it is significant that, as the idea died out after various experiments, people began to grow more humane, and what is designated " civilization," for want of a better term, developed among them. They began to improve in their habits, a higher standard of morality began to prevail, domestic comforts were improved, more evenhanded justice was dispensed, and provision against the emergencies of life became a subject of personal and individual concern, and conduced largely to a higher dispensation of happiness in the "selfish" family circle. Under this progressive state of evolution great discoveries have been made, for which there could be no inducement in a socialistic system. And the world, especially the republican portion of it, is making considerable progress toward the highest plane of happiness and prosperity ever dreamed of, except by annihilators. In quoting instances and illustrations of historical experiments in communism and socialism, there is one that should not be passed over in silence, as it is probably one of the most prominent of examples, and the only successful one. The community to which I refer was that formed on the day of Pentecost, of which the record is found in the New Testament, in the second chapter of the Acts of the Apostles. It seems to have been organized by the twelve apostles, on the occasion of a meeting in Jerusalem to promote the spread of the gospel. There was a large assemblage, composed of the representatives of various nations, many of them Jews, mostly dwellers in Jerusalem, then the metropolis of Palestine. According to the narrative written by St. Luke, the assemblage was touched by a miracle which caused the disciples to speak in the tongues of the foreigners. Some of the audience were astonished, and were curious to know the meaning of it, while others mocked and said, "These men are full of new wine." The Apostle Peter, however, sustained the theory of the miracle in a powerful sermon, and a large number of the people must have agreed with him, for he succeeded in organizing an association or church of three thousand members, the result of the initiation being the sale of everything that the person possessed, the proceeds to be put in a common fund, and the members of the community —" all who believed "- to have "all things in common." The narrative goes on to say that these people "sold their possessions and goods and parted them to all men as every man had need," and furthermore, that "the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved." Now, this community was established under what must be considered the most favorable auspices, and under divine protection and guidance; yet there is no account that I have seen or heard of concerning the prolongation of its existence beyond a short period. Where the church or community organized by the Apostle Peter and his eleven holy brethren of the same community did not succeed in transmitting that system to posterity, what chance is there for miserable, wicked creatures, who are constantly breathing fire and slaughter against capitalists, to establish a permanent organization of a communistic character that has any guaranty of becoming a popular success? To put the question thus clearly and plainly, is, I think, to answer it. There cannot possibly be any hope of such an experiment succeeding in a civilized community, and its success, if possible, would institute the worst system of slavery with which the world has ever been cursed. It could not be organized in the first instance, except by the strongest and most cruel kind of tyranny. It would relegate humanity to a state of the most selfish savagery. All the modern experiments, likewise, have failed, and most of them were of a mild and civilized character. Robert Owen, a Welshman who made a fortune in the cotton trade, spent about a quarter of a million dollars in eleven experiments in attempting to establish communism by rational methods, and through reason and education. One of these was New Harmony in Indiana. His son, Robert Dale Owen, who had been induced for a time to assist his father in these abortive attempts to transform human beings into the similitude of angels, gave up the business, became an ordinary member of civilized society, and put his very liberal education and bright intellect to useful purposes as an author and a magazine writer. He also had a short but honorable career in Congress, and died in 1877, deeply lamented by a large circle of friends and admirers. His father died in 1858, at the age of eighty-seven, after having spent fifty years and $300,000 in the unsuccessful effort to establish communism on a healthy and permanent basis. Robert Owen was a great philanthropist, highly respected in the highest circles in England, and a special favorite with the royal family there, despite his radicalism. He once lent William IV., Victoria's uncle and predecessor, $10,0000, and when the king handed him a promissory note for the amount, he threw it in the fire. When men of such high purposes and plenty of money to back them up fail to succeed in the experiments under consideration, what must be the fate of men whose theoretical morals, at least, are of the lowest type, and who have no money to put any enterprise under way —hardly enough even to print their inflammatory and traitorous platforms? These people talk about defending the laborer while they propose to rob the capitalist, apparently forgetting that capital is the fruit of labor, and is quite as necessary as labor in any plan of cooperation, large or small. Man in his present state of civilization is more helpless without capital than a wild monkey of the forest; and capital cannot be preserved and increased to the point of doing its greatest possible good and reaching its highest aims and purposes without the cooperation of its natural ally, labor. There should be no disruption or discord, therefore, where such vital interests are mutually indispensable to the health, happiness, and prosperity of the whole people. Neither the system of Owen, nor that of Fourier the Frenchman, seeks the destruction of any property, but rather the building up of it. The destructive idea is quite modern. The Fourier system was tried in this country on Brook Farm, at Roxbury near Boston, Massachusetts, from 1841 to 1846, and several of the most prominent literary personages of a little over half a century ago went through the mill of experience on this famous farm. Among them were Horace Greeley, George William Curtis, William Ellery Channing, George Ripley, Albert Brisbane, and Charles A. Dana. These men, with a few clever women (of whom Margaret Fuller was one), as might be expected from their high intelligence and honesty of purpose, soon demonstrated the futility of the experiment and gave it up. Brisbane was probably the only one who adhered tenaciously and publicly to the opinions and platform of Fourier after the farming experiment failed. He translated Fourier's works and wrote books and comments upon them until near the time of his death a few years ago. Fourier died in I837, leaving a host of disciples on both sides of the Atlantic, who are now nearly all dead. Brisbane was probably the last of the enthusiastic ones on this side. Those communities that have been organized on the ostensible foundation of religion have had fair material success during the lives of their leaders and organizers, but the gross immorality which has characterized most of them soon planted the seeds of their decay, and the successors of the original leaders were seldom able to continue the full authority bequeathed to them. This has been the result with the Oneida Community experiment at Oneida, New York, over which a man named John Noyes ruled with a rod of iron for many years. After his death the community collapsed. The Salt Lake experiment in Utah, organized by Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, has been handicapped by the strict execution of the laws passed by Congress against polygamy. Young was a man of extraordinary personal power, with great individuality and marvelous magnetic influence over his deluded followers. He found Utah a barren wilderness and left it a fertile garden. He built a temple larger than that of his polygamous prototype, Solomon, although the gold was hardly so abundant in the Utah structure as in the sacred edifice of Lebanon built by the wise king of Israel. At last the nation became disgusted with the whole system, and suppressive enactments were passed by Congress designating polygamy a crime. My strictures as to immorality do not apply to the Shakers, who have, perhaps, come nearer to success than any modern movement. Even they, however, lack vitality and are rapidly dying out. One of the great elements of disintegration in all of these efforts to organize a community on a permanent basis arises from the dissatisfaction inseparable from the idea of the fruits of one's labor being devoted to persons who put forth no effort to assist the community. This and the strong desire implanted in the human mind for hire and profit as the reward of labor appear to overcome all the broader intentions of elevating the standard of the whole community and of making the individual sacrifices necessary to accomplish the end. That self-preservation which is the first law of nature would thus seem of itself capable of frustrating every effort to establish a community where the earnings are to go into a common fund, and where the most industrious and frugal individual, as well as the genius, is to be depressed to the working level of the lowest human animal. The drones are the chief disintegrators of all these social schemes, but the tyranny of the "bosses," which always develops with the possession of power, is a potent factor of destruction by inciting rebellion. The worm will turn when trampled on. In conclusion, I would say that the privileges connected with the ballot-box make provision for equality and equity as near perfection as any theory that the annihilators can prescribe. With regard to the abuses of trusts and other corporations, the legislation already on the statute books, both national and in most of the different States, together with the provisions of the common law, are pretty nearly sufficient to deal with these matters so as to remedy and correct all abuses.


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More than 60 religious leaders in Illinois are calling on state senators this week to pass a bill that would allow patients to use medical marijuana with a doctor's recommendation and without criminal consequences.
"Medical marijuana is an issue of mercy and compassion," said Rev. Bill Pyatt of the First United Methodist Church of Carthage. "We pray that the Illinois legislature will have the compassion to stop this war on patients."


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Please choose "About" to learn more about our mission and how to get involved.
Earth Week (April 17 – 22, 2017)
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Earth Week 2017 Events
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- Bicycle Advisory Committee
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text: New players will soon be streaming into World of Warcraft come Cataclysm time, as well as old friends and enemies returning from prolonged sojourns. With these new or old accounts becoming active again, as well as a demand for grey market services increasing with a growing player base, account security is going to be on the tip of everyone's tongue again. For good reason, too. World of Warcraft has had one of the most daunting burdens of any MMO to date in dealing with account security, account hacking and a legal nightmare overseas.


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There was no electricity or assembly line available to help with the process.
Rather, he used a vice called a shaving horse to shape wood into eating utensils, furniture and other items found around the house.
It took patience and a steady hand to make a spoon or a jug from a piece of stock wood in Colonial America. But the shaving horse was the best option for American settlers in the 1700s.
These words are familiar to anyone who has ever seen a Hollywood film about a submarine. The words are always followed by a warning signal and the unmistakable sound of "a-rooo-ga, a-rooo-ga."
Most folks my age will never forget how Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, changed our lives forever.
For you youngsters, that's the day the Japanese attacked our naval installation, Pearl Harbor.
That was one rough month for me.
Reality sunk in when Sears, Roebuck & Co. canceled my order for a J.C. Higgins Roadmaster Deluxe bicycle because someone in Greensboro thought it would be needed by the Army to fight the enemy.
I still bet somebody whose daddy worked for Sears got my bicycle for Christmas.
Age: 73
Address: Kershaw-Camden Highway
Family: Wife, Flossie, 69; two sons, Arvan, 47, and Myron, 40, and a granddaughter, Mya, 11
Job: Retired, Lancaster County School District
Church: Second Calvary Baptist Church, Heath Springs
Hobbies: Fishing, hunting, boating and raising quail
Favorite book: The Bible
Summer is just around the corner, which means children will be looking for things to do outside.
Lancaster High School senior Holly Ellis may be 17, but she's never forgotten how much fun a slide can be.
Ellis is making sure that a special group of children have the chance for a little swing set adventure, too.
A member of Girl Scout Troop 3671, sponsored by St. Luke United Methodist Church, Ellis just completed a playground at Family Promise of Lancaster to earn the Girl Scout Gold Award.
Gettin' the word out is always important.
Today's cell phones and palm pilots are far advanced of my first one. They're more expensive, too.
Me and one of the fellas managed to make it home from Mackey's Drug Store with a couple of Dixie Cups.
Thanks to a block of Gulf Sealing Wax and a short piece of kite string, we were jabbering away in no time.
Alexander Graham Bell would be impressed with our choice of raw materials. We knew that a waxed kite string offers the best reception.
Age: 83
Address: Pensacola, Fla.
Family: Wife, the late Donnis Boyle Neal; two children, Merrio Neal Barton and Paul Neal Jr.; five grandchildren, Austen Neal, Alex Neal, Katie Neal, Sarah Neal and the late David Neal
Job: Retired U.S. Navy officer; I served on nine ships during World War II, Korea and Vietnam (32 years)
Favorite food: Shrimp
Favorite getaways: Hawaii and Marco Island, Fla.
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Joseph Matyas returns to Along the Way for a 6-week series of Motion & Sound: Open Sessions in the Williamson Technique!
Saturdays, February 3 - March 10
All sessions are 5:00 - 6:30 PM
$20 per class / $100 for a 6 Class Pass
*tickets must be reserved online*
While studying acting with Sanford Meisner, Loyd Williamson observed that his fellow students' responses were often inhibited by physical tension. Loyd went on to develop a popular movement technique that approaches the actor's body through a dancer's sensibilities. The Williamson technique is a rigorous yet sensually energizing method of performance training.
In this class students will explore a deep connection to the sensory world and be introduced to Open Choreography: a movement vocabulary intended to lengthen and release excess tension in the body. You are welcome to attend any or all of the sessions and no prior experience with the Williamson Technique is necessary.
Joseph Matyas is certified teacher of the Williamson Technique, a member of the Association of Theatre Movement Educators, and a University of the Arts graduate. As a movement instructor with the Gately Poole Conservatory, Joseph teaches a multi-level Williamson progression and provides in-class physical coaching to actors.


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Samuel Wilder Carson
Samuel Wilder Carson married Senela Sterrett June 1, 1912.
They had four children: James Ralston,Alice Belle,John Sterrett,andFrederick Carson. They might have lived in the Harvard, McHenry County, Illinois area. Samuel worked on a dairy farm at one time (or he could of been a dairy farmer.) I would like to share information on this line of the Carson family.Samuel would be my great great uncle.
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NEW JERSEY—At its September 12 meeting at the Woodbridge Hilton Hotel, NAIOP New Jersey will kick off a series titled "Returning New Jersey to a State of Industry" to discuss opportunities for New Jersey's economy.
NAIOP NJ's September 12 chapter meeting will focus on "Preparing for Post-Panamax Prosperity." The expansion of the Panama Canal will directly impact New Jersey's economy and enable larger vessels to call on East Coast ports, which has triggered a project to raise the Bayonne Bridge to admit the so-called Panamax vessels to New Jersey's ports.
Tom Bisacquino, NAIOP national president, will share insights on the national economic and political landscapes, and perspective gained from NAIOP's visit to the Panama Canal.
Charles Clowdis, Jr., of IHS Global Insight USA, a transportation, logistics and supply chain expert, will discuss what a post-Panamax economy really means for New Jersey owners, tenants and logistics firms.


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Monday, August 22, 2005
National Hispanic Organization Recognizes Schiff's Record
WASHINGTON, DC - Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) received a 100% rating from the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda (NHLA) for his ongoing commitment in Congress to secure basic civil rights and provide a better quality of life for all Americans. NHLA is a non-partisan coalition of public policy and civil rights organizations that provide the Hispanic community with greater visibility and a stronger voice in our national affairs.
"I'm proud of my record on issues of importance to all Americans, and I will continue to fight to open the doors of higher education, provide access to affordable health care, and give all families the tools they need to succeed," said Schiff.
Congressman Schiff has introduced a "Kids First" agenda of initiatives to improve education, safety, and health care for our children. He is the co-founder of the Democratic Study Group on National Security and a member of both the House Judiciary and International Relations committees. He represents California's 29th Congressional District, which includes the communities of Alhambra, Altadena, Burbank, East Pasadena, East San Gabriel, Glendale, Monterey Park, Pasadena, San Gabriel, South Pasadena and Temple City.


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On November 7, 1969, Sister Catherine Cesnik — a 26-year-old nun, and a teacher at an all-girls school in Baltimore — disappeared. She left her apartment to buy her sister an engagement gift and never returned. Her car was spotted the next morning parked oddly across the street from her apartment. Three months later, Sister Cesnick's half-clothed body was found near a garbage dump. Her head had been bashed in. Her murder has never been solved.
The murder of Cesnick is the jumping off point for Netflix's new true crime docuseries, The Keepers, which premieres on the streaming network Friday, May 19th. The series begins by focusing on Abbie Schaub and Gemma Hoskins, Cesnick's former students at the Archbishop Keough High School. Now in their 60s, Hoskins and Schuab take an interest in the cold case and they've spent the better part of the last few years digging up clues and interviewing those involved, from friends to family members to police officers, reporters and school officials.
The Keepers takes its time setting up the case, painstakingly recreating the night of Cesnick's disappearance and the discovery of her body three months later. It's so thorough that by the end of a slow-moving opening episode it feels as if no rock has been left unturned, that every piece of evidence has been examined and re-examined, that the investigation has run cold, and that these two women — extraordinary, charming, and dogged in their pursuit — will have to return to their quiet, retired lives no closer to solving the murder than police were in 1970.


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The 2014 Emmy nominees won't be announced until July 10th, at which point we can bitch about Jim Parsons and the lack of Walton Goggins (AGAIN). But that's still a few weeks away, so all we can do right now is pore over the "nominating ballots," which are already available online. They're interesting to look at, because it gives you a sense of the episodes and performers your favorite shows are most proud of (for instance, only two Louie episodes were submitted for Outstanding Writing For a Comedy Series: "So Did The Fat Lady" and "Pamela 3," which hasn't even aired yet). We'll have full Emmy predictions soon, but until then, let's have a look at some of the toughest in-show decisions. What I mean by that is, instead of stressing out over ALL of the nine dozen worthy Outstanding Supporting Actor In a Drama Series nominees, I'm focusing on which Lannister will be represented. It's a win-win.
1. Outstanding Lead Actor In a Miniseries or a Movie: Billy Bob Thornton vs. Martin Freeman
2. Outstanding Supporting Actress In a Drama Series: Melissa McBride vs. Danai Gurira
3. Outstanding Supporting Actor In a Comedy Series: Chris Pratt vs. Nick Offerman
4. Outstanding Writing For a Comedy Series: "The Gang Broke Dee" vs. "The Gang Tries Desperately to Win an Award" (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia)
5. Outstanding Writing For a Drama Series: "The Strategy" vs. "Waterloo" (Mad Men)
6. Outstanding Supporting Actress In a Comedy Series: Danielle Brooks vs. Kate Mulgrew
7. Outstanding Supporting Actor In a Drama Series: Peter Dinklage vs. Charles Dance
8. Outstanding Lead Actress In a Drama Series: Tatiana Maslany vs. Tatiana Maslany
Does she win for Alison, or Sarah?


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5419471610860464797.post5130300107334904100..comments2016-05-25T01:14:17.222-04:00Comments on So You Wanna Go Geocaching: What is Geocaching?Carole email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5419471610860464797.post-47906699461095690182009-01-28T21:31:00.000-05:002009-01-28T21:31:00.000-05:00Hey Carole, Wow. Geocaching. Certainly sounds like...Hey Carole, Wow. Geocaching. Certainly sounds like fun. We love the outdoors with the exception of weather like today, although my husband is originally from Rochester, NY so snow doesn't stop him. But I don't know, he just came in from walking the dogs and didn't look too happy.
Geocaching, so much out there for us to discover and keep us young!
Dianne ChambersDiannehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5419471610860464797.post-6327793471102681782009-01-21T18:58:00.000-05:002009-01-21T18:58:00.000-05:00Karen & Gerard - feel free to share any info y...Karen & Gerard - feel free to share any info you found here in your post, I'm glad you found it interesting, it's so much fun! And you're right, sometimes I think it's one of those "best kept secrets" and there are still a lot of people that don't know about it. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and thanks for the link love. :-)Carolehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5419471610860464797.post-58364044513168016062009-01-21T12:35:00.000-05:002009-01-21T12:35:00.000-05:00This is very interesting to me because I never hea...This is very interesting to me because I never heard of this before! If it's okay with you, I'd like to share about this on my Friday, "Things I Learned" post with a link back to this post at www.zemeks.blogspot.com. I bet there's a lot of people that have never heard of this before.Karen & Gerard Zemekhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5419471610860464797.post-13144473986824707292008-10-03T14:56:00.000-04:002008-10-03T14:56:00.000-04:00This sounds like fun! I'm going to sign up and lea...This sounds like fun! I'm going to sign up and learn more about it. PS - I found your site from the entrecard forums.Justinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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2010 Annual Report Available
Release date: 07/21/2011
Sponsored by: Department of Land Use and Transportation
Sponsored by: Department of Land Use and Transportation
Washington County's Department of Land Use and Transportation recently published its 2010 Annual Report, summarizing the department's accomplishments over the past year and looking ahead to the challenges and opportunities of the coming year. The report highlights the public services which contribute toward making Washington County an attractive place to live, work and do business.
View the report online or request a printed copy by contacting Joann Hoffman at (503) 846-3823.
Media Contact:Victoria Saager, Interim Communications Coordinator