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Supervisors Ignore Appeal After
Hearing Scathing Com
mittee Report
Special Session Will Be Held
Today to Consider Char
ter Amendments
The board of health received the cold
satisfaction yesterday of hearing its
appeal for more funds vigorously de
nounced in a report filed by the finance
committee of the board of supervisors
and of having its request for I further
hearing on the matter completely ig
nored by the board. The latter body
received the report Of tlie finance com
mittee, or. ad »od proceeded to
other business without further refer
ence to the natter, although President
Arthur Raremit and other members of
the health board were present.
Finding its maintenance fund run
ning simrt, the board of health ap
pealed some time nirn to the finance
committee of the board of superivsors
for an additional appropriation to meet
the shortage. The committee informed
the health hoard that there was no
money available and suggested that it
find its own way out of its troubles
by dispensing , with a few employes.
Th< health board appealed from the
derision of the finance committee and
went direct to thi- hoard of supervisors
With its plea.
LnPt wepk the board of supervisors'
listened to an argument on both sides
of the question and sent the matter
back to the finance committee again
for a further report. The report, sub
mitted yesterday, stated that a sum
once fixed by the budget could not be
expanded later and quoted a number
of opinions by different city attorneys
in support of Its contention that the
board of health was asking for some
thing to which it had no right. The
specific appropriation, it declared, was
designed to limit the expenditures of
any one department, and to raise this
original appropriation would not only
be unwise but unlawful.
Among the concluding paragraphs of
the report were the following:
'•Your finance committee does not
deem it within its province, in the
light of the opinions Quoted, to in
vestigate the personnel of the health
department and determine if possible
which employes are unnecessary and
whose services could be dispensed with.
Such an investigation is purely an ad
ministrative matter and belongs exclu
sively to the administrative function
of the government. It is a matter that
rests so'ely with the mayor, who is
the executive head of the city govern
ment and has large power of coniro)
over the several departments.
"There is only one rule which the
board of health can follow, and that
is: Regulate its expenditures, over
which U has exclusive control, within
the budget allowance and tax rate fixed
by the board of supervisors.
"Am before stated, the board of health
ias deliberately violated the provisions
of the charter in exceeding its allow
ance, and the attention of the mayor is
respectfully directed to that violation." J
The report was received without com
ment, and no further reference was
made to the matter during the meeting
of the board.
No definite report was made to the
board of supervisors on the billboard
ordinance, that has been under consid
eration by the public welfare commit
tee. The committee merely reported
that it wished to obtain legal advice as
to the power of the board to restrict the
height of billboards and to tax them.
It presented and obtained the pa.ssage
of a resolution putting these various
questions formally to the city attorney.
\ resolution was passed on motion
of Supervisor Giannini instructing all
public service corporations using the
city streets to file within two weeks
■with the city attorney and the board
of public works copies of all fran
chises under which they claim the right
to open streets-, tog-ether with state
ments of their claims and maps show
ing the extent of their operations.
TRIP TO \\ \ x>lll >«TOX
On recommendation of the finance
committee an appropriation of $5,000
was made to m*»et the expenses of the
city officials who are to go to "Wash
ington next month to the
city's case in the Heteh Hetchy hear
ing before the secretary of the in
The officials named in the resolution
are the mayor, the chairman of the pub
lic utilities committee of the board of
supervisors, the city attorney, assistant
city attorney, city engineer, assistant
city engineer and clerk of the board of
supervisors. Ctty Attorney Long was
granted a 60 days' leave of absence for
the purposes of the trip.
The board took the necessary steps
rday for the acceptance of numer
ous deeds to civic center property,
authorized the mayor to sell at auction
the shack buildings in the gore at City
Hall avenue and McAllister street that
have been occupied by the sheriff and
other officers and instructed the board
of public works to obtain bids for the
removal of the San Francisco Commer
cial school building from its present
location within thf civic center to its
new site on the old library lot.
The laundry permit sought b> - P.
Mon for 3027 Twenty-second street,
that has been up before the board al
most continually for three months and
that has caused a neighborhood war,
was finally denied by the Board.
The board will meet in special ses
sion at 2 o'clock today to further con
sider proposed charter amendments.
The meeting will be informal because
of the public holiday, but will afford
the opportunity for the members to
listen to the views of Bion J. Arnold.
tafiV expert, and Delos F. Wil
cox of Now York, the noted franchise
expert, on matters under consideration.
J"hn R. Freeman's bill for $48,988 as
consulting engineer for the city in con
nection with Hetch Jletcliy and other
big water supply problems was ap
d by Auditor TJoyle yesterday on
,t of advice from City Attorney
Boyle had held up the bill be
cause Freeman set down seven instead
of eight hours as a working day. Long
explained that this had been agree-1 on
between him and Freeman at the time
the contract was drawn.
Long was instructed by the board of
supervisors yesterday to arrange for a
continuation of Freeman's services un
der the original terme. The expert will
$200 a .Jay while working for
the city except for .such work as he does
i>t his home in the east, wjure the
< harge will Uc $100 a day. He will di
vide the total number of hours In which
li<- <vorks into days of seven hours each
and charge at the day rate named
above. His assistants and all expenses
will be paid by the city.
A progressive etep leading to the
completion cf the high pressure water
system for fire protection was taken by
Members of Cap and Gown
society, who will help entertain
Stanford students at election fete.
Jones street auxiliary tank. Robert
Trost was awarded the contract to build
engine house No. 47 at Wilde and Girard
streets for |28,f>?6. City Engineer
O'Shaughnessy filed a report estimating
§of paving Buena Vista avenue
Congress and Java streets at
SMALL STREETS ('I,Et\ED
ittoria Colonna club requested
rvisors by letter yesterday to
hat all small streets of the
wept at least every Friday, so
mile children who had no other
place to play might have cleaner and
healthier surroundings. A complaint
was also received from Mr. and Mrs.
It. C. Hancock against the condition
of streets surrounding the Kat*» Ken
nedy the letter stating that the
dust and dirt from unpaved streets
and from Gray Brothers' quarry injured
schoo , . children* eyes and endangered
their health.
The proposed charter amendment
which would make the existence of sa
loons in any district of 50 bloeke or
mor a question of local option has re
ceived sufficient signatures to entitle
it to a place on the ballot at the char
ter amendment election, according to a
report filed with the supervisors yester
day by Registrar Zemansky. The regis
trar also verified the petition submit
ting an amendment providing for the
grading of positions, salaries and pen
sions in the department of electricity.
Supervisor Hocks asked if the board of
supervisors could enter a protest
against the "local option" bill, but was
informed that the petition represented
the expressed will of the people who
signed it under the clause of the char
ter permitting 15 per cent of the voters
to submit an amendment by petition.
The Mission Promotion association at
a meeting last night decided to re
quest the board of supervisors to order
the Southern Pacific company to con
struct a drawbridge over the Islais
creek at Kentucky street, which power
is given them by the franchise under
I which the company now operates the
present trestle.
The Civic I,eagrie of Improvement
Clubs of San Francisco has joined with
other San Francisco organizations in
recommending that voters vote "No"
to the proposition that the city refuse
Andrew Carnegie's offer of $750,000 for
a public library at San Francisco. The
league has from the first been in favor
of accepting the offer and went before
the board of supervisors to defend the
proposition that the city accept the gift.
Artist's Dream Is Fulfilled
Prize Winner Perfect Type
WHEN Miss Helen Btirkhardt, winner of last Sunday's gold watch,
came yesterday to The Call office in quest of her own she did not
know that at the same time she was fulfilling an artist's drcain.
For months Giuseppi Cadcnu sso, the noted artist, has been dreaming
of a perfect Anglo-Saxon type. He has haunted every class of society
in the hope of finding such a face. He happened in The Call office
yesterday just as Miss Durkhardt entered the vestibule on her way to
the editorial room*;.
"The moment I =a\v her." said Cadenasso, in speaking of his find, "I
recognized her as a perfect type«.of Anglo-Saxon beauty. She has such
a face as Gainsborough made famous with his brush. Her features are
wonderful.' .
Miss Hurkhardt consented to allow the artist to paint her portrait,
but, being a very young girl, it was apparent that her gold watch gave
her greater pleasure than the fact that she had been selected by a noted
painter from among thousands as a perfect type of feminine beauty.
"I've been dreaming of that watch ever since I left off short skirts,' ,
exclaimed the young lady when it was laid in her hand. "It's just what
I wanted."
The pretty girl editor of The Call would like to know where all of
the brunettes are hiding themselves. Artists hive declared that the
particular type of beauty being developed here in California must neces
sarily be of the brunette coloring, owing to the semitropical environment
and peculiar racial conditions that exist here. So far, the girls who
Ijave carried off the gold watches awarded by The Call in its pretty
girl wage earner contest, with the exception of one, have been blondes.
The pretty girl editor would like to see a brunette get the next watch.
Do you know where that pretty brunette is? If so, send in her
Just a very few more weeks, then will come the awarding of that
final grand prize of a trip to Honolulu.
The girl who wins that prize will surely be the happiest mortal that
ever left this city on one of the splendid steamers bound for the
See that your friend gets her chance.
Remember that every Sunday until the close of this contest The Call
will present a handsome* gold watch to the original of the prettiest
photograph appearing in the group published that day.
All a Chance
At Politics
STANFORD I'XIVERSITY, Nov. 4.—
Tomorrow has been declared a holiday
By the university officials and the cam*
pus is taking on the aspect of a political
'■amp. Intense enthusiasm is being
manifested over tomorrow's election by
the men and women of the university.
The Wilson and Roosevelt clubs have
been actively supporting their favorites
and tomorrow many of the undergrade
uates will do duty at the polls in San
Francisco and Alameda counties. Straw
ballots were held by the men and
women and Wilson came off victor in
The assembly hall will be the scene
tomorrow night of the most enthusiastic
political gathering ever held at Stan
ford. A committee composed of faculty
members and prominent undergraduates
lias made special arrangements for
Hashing the returns on a screen as soon
as they are received from San Fran
cisco. The personnel of this committee
is: Prof. J. E. McDowell, R. L- Green,
E. F. Hollmann, I. I. Ingraham, D. TV.
Burbank and K. L. Schaupp.
The Stanford band, skits by the
Ram's Head society, tumbling stunts
by the "fjyra" club, cartoons and rival
rooting sections with specially pre
pared yells are some of the features
which will enliven the gathering be
tween the receipt of the returns. The
women of the university are taking a
great Interest in this their first presi
dential election. The members of the
Cap and Gown honor society will serve
The proceeds the admission
and the refreshments will go toward
the building funds of the proposed
clubhouses for the men and women of
the university.
The members of the Cap and Gown
society are Misses Ileen Bullis. Lois
Raker, Marjorie Driscoll, Florence
Williams, Clara Crosby, Ruth Seeley,
Vesta Wagner, Emily Coleman, Donna
Amsden, Ruth Hutchinson and Mar
garet Lothrop.
Heirs Get Valuable San Fran
cisco Property
REDWOOD CITY. Nov. 4—A decree
made by Superior Judge J. V. Coffey of
San Francisco, ordering a final distribu
tion of the estate of Kate D. Casey,
who died in San Jose April 22, 1911.
leaving an estate valued at more than
$1,000,000, was filed in Redwood City
today. Mrs. Casey, wife of the late
Maurice Casey, died intestate and the
estate is to be divided equally be
tween Kate Dillon Winship (Mrs.
Emory Winship), Maurice Harold
Casey and Margaret Genevleve Casey.
The final account of the administra
tor, William .1. Fosgate of San Jose,
shows that the estate consists of the
following properties:
in San Francisco at Ellis and
Mason streets, Broadway and Baker
streets and Sutter and Franklin
streets; half interest in 1,116.17 acres In
San Mateo county; lot at Vine and
j Floyd streets, San Jose; half interest
lin 240.83 acres in Santa Clara county;
j promissory note for $48,500. executed
to Kate l>. Casey by the late Maurice
Casey and secured by a mortgage on
property at California and Pierce
streets, San Francisco; interest of Kate
l>. Casey in estate of the late Maurice
Casey, and 41 articles of jewelry.
The last named jewelry, collected by
Mrs. Casey during her lifetime, includes
many costly rings, brooches, necklaces,
pins and earrings. The value of the
collection has been roughly estimated
at $50,000.
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Benjamin Grant Found With \ }
-'-':.. Cards in Hands c<
Benjamin Grant, recluse and wealthy, tl
was found dead in his ; home. 1348 Utah n ,
street, yesterday. Grant had died while
playing 'a ' game 'of solitaire, and - his a
hands still grasped a pack ■-. of playing tl
cards. .- . ... .. . . ■"-•■. ir
He was the proprietor of a carpet
cleaning establishment, and while there
were no e%"idenc<?s of wealth found, he
is said to have been well to do. He
was 72 years old and had no immediate
relatives here.
The body was taken to the coroner's
The body of ' Ralph V. Bobbett of
Nevada, Mo., a member of the United
states navy killed in the Nicaraguan
revolution a month ago, was taken
east for burial last night by his sis
ter, Mrs. J. G. Palmer of 1319 Seventh
avenue. Sunset. Bobbett's body was
brought with six others to San P>an
cisco Sunday on the liner San Juan.
Resorts at Warm Springs and
Alvarado Lose Licenses
to Sell Liquor
OAKLAND, Nov. 4.—Women leaders
in club and civic center activities
throughout Alameda county won a vic
tory before the board of supervisors
today in their campaign against road
houses. Tom Klink, keeper of a road
houso at Warm Springe, was denied a
renewal of his liquor license and the
board served notice that the bar at
the resort muet close. Klink apparently
had advance information of the fate of
hie application, and made no appear
ance. The license under which X.
Herme had operated a bar at the iHotel
Chanticler at Alvarado was revoked
and the hearing of a protest against
John Bauman's saloon at Irvington wan
begun. The Baunian hearing will be
concluded next Monday.
There was a technical objection
against Klink, that he did not have
the requisite number of signatures of
adjoining property owners to his peti
tion, but this was not considered.
"Klink has conducted the kind of
place that this board ought to drive
out of the county," said Supervisor
Foss, "and whether he has the required
number of signatures or not, I am op
posed to renewing hi* license."
Supervisor D. J. Murphy, in whose
district the three saloons are located,
then moved to deny the Klink petition.
"Such saloons as he has conducted
should be eliminated and I will vote
against them every time," Murphy said.
Protests against the place were filed
by Mrs. James B. Hume, president of
the Civic central committee of Alameda
county, and signed by every president
of centers in the county. This protest
bore the names of Mrs. James B. Hume;
Miss Blanche Morse, secretary; Mrs.
Cora E. Jones, president of the Oakland
center; Mrs. R. C. Young, secretary
Oakland center; Mrs. L. T. Liangworthy,
president Seminary Park center; Mrs.
Elizabeth Fern, president Fruitvale
center; Miss Myra V. Simmons, presi
dent Alameda County Colored Ameri
can renter; Mrs. E. F. Strowbrldge,
president San center; Mrs. John
Coburn, president Emeryville center;
Dr. Minora Kibbe, president Laurel
club; Mrs. L<eda M. Hume, president
Berkeley center, and Mrs. T. H. Speddy,
president Alameda center.
Dr. Susan J. Fenton, third vice presi
dent of the Public Service club of Ala
meda county, sent a protest. "Our in
vestigators have found it to be a dis
reputable place and demoralizing in
its influence upon young people," Doc
tor Fenton wrote.
Mrs. Oulielma R. Crocker, chairman
of the civic committee of the Country
club of Washington tow # nship, opposed
the granting of the license on the
ground of lack of signaturee.
Miss Bessie Wood, secretary of the
Child's Welfare league, also objected
to the place.
District Attorney W.. H. Donahue in
formed the board that the hearing of
a motion to revoke the license of X.
Herme at Alvarado was up for con
sideration and Donahue said that he
had more evidence, in addition to that
which he submitted last week, against
Hermes conduct of the place. Attor
ney George McDonmigh appeared for
Herme, saying that his client was ill,
and asked 30 days' time for him to dis
pose of his interest in the place. He
admitted that all the charges made by
Donahue against Herme were true.
"With these admissions, I see but one
line of action," said Supervisor Mur
phy, "I move to revoke the license.'
This motion also was passed unani
Mrs. Emily (1. Mowry. president of
the Country club of Washington town
ship, said that she understood that
ther* was to be a hearing on the li
cense of John Bauman of Irvington.
The board heard her protest today,
though the hearing is for Monday of
next week.
"Bauman sold liquor to Fred Mowry,
an insane man, who came home from
the state hospital at Agnews, one morn
ing, and in the afternoon he got drunk
at Bauman's." she said, "and a few
hours later Mowry committed suicide.
The coroner's inquest was a travesty
on Justice. Witnesses were placed
undfr oath, but they told everything
except what was the real facts of the
case. Bauman was a witness, himself,
and he was mightily glad when they
let him go. People there told me,
'You m.ust not say anything about this,
as it will hurt politics.' I don't care
whether it hurts politics or not. Mr.
Bauman's influence in the town is bad.
He overindulges in his own liquor.''
Benjamin Mathes, aged 73, who de
clares that he preserves his health by
skating at least 12 miles a day. is at
tracting much attention in the New
York papers. He would provoke little
comment in San Francisco, as there
am several regular patrons *of the
Coliseum rink who are from 70 to 80
"years young." Now that baseball Is
dead for a year and other outdoor
sports are on the wane, the rinking
season Is in full swing and the crowds
that are gathering at the Coliseum are
the largest seen at this time of the
season for many years. From tiny
tots of six summers to rosy cheeked
graybeards of half a hundred years,
people of all ages may be seen whirl
ing round in a phantasmagoria of en
joyment on the finest floor in the
After waiting 40 years to remember
a sweetheart in Hungary, Herman
Henry Ritter, whose will was presented
for probate yesterday in the superior
court, bequeathed $SOO to his old love.
Word was received yesterday by Judge
Thomas F. Graham that the sweetheart,
Sophie Ringold, died in Vormer, Hun
gary, two months ago, so the money
will revert to the coffers of the state
of California. The residue of the
estate, consisting of $300. will go to
Fannie May Blum of San Francieco.
Suit to have her daughter restored to
legitimacy was filed yesterday in the
superior court by Nins> E. Robinson on
behalf of Cathleen Eva T. Walton, nine
years old, against Thomas R. Walton.
Walton, according to Arthur Crane, at
torney for the plaintiff, is a resident
of Red Bluff and is worth, according to
the complaint. $100,000. The attorney
asserted that his client was a servant
at a place where Walton was visiting.
SPECIAL RETURNS FOR MOOSE-Oakland.
Nov. 4.—Oakland lo<lrp at 1.0.val Order of
Moose will reeeire election returns tomorrow
night by special wire to the clubroome *t
Twelfth and Clay streets.
YOUNG BRYAN HONORElX—Waehtngton, Not.
4.—William J. Bryan Jr. has been elected
president of the freehmaa law clue of George
town unirersity.
•tQood Front" and Other Quali
fications in "When Knight
hood Was in Flower"
"When Knighthood Was in Flower"
was not made, either In book form or
dramatic shape, to win the admiration
of the dissector of plays, but rather to
defy him.
I was reminded at the Alcazar last
night of what the "dip" in "A Romance
of the Underworld" told me about act
ing. "All you need," be enlightened,
"to be a good actor, is nerve, a good
front and the gift of 'gab. "
It's the same with plays as with
players. All a play needs is nerve
(meaning assurance), a good front
(meaning scenic sets of beauty) and
the gift of 'gab" (meaning, unques
tionably, rapid and pertinent dialogue).
"When Knighthood Was in Flower"
possesses all these requisites. It Is a
play of splendid assurance, to be sure.
It puts Mary Tudor, sister of the stout
King Henry VIII, in hose, doublet and
boots and shows her eloping: to "New
Spain" with gallant Charles Brandon;
and, as though that were not sufficient
demonstration of presumption in a
playwright, it shows the "madcap
princees" in several fits of frenzy,
hysteria and lovely but loosed rage.
It permits this princess of the blood
to propose to the captain of the king's
guards when that unnoble but not ig
noble fighting person, feeling the dis
advantage of his blood that is red and
not blue, restrains the ardent protesta
tions that hover on his lips (to steal
some of Mr. Major's metaphor).
It is, indeed, a fine, dashing story of
love, adventure, duels, death and good
clothes. It is historic, too —because,
was there not a Mary Tudor, and was
there not a corpulent Henry, and a
king of France that was willing to
marry his Mary? Was there not a
duke of Buckingham and a Wolsey?
Even Tame, who bothered Englishmen
of letters a great deal, admitted that
there was. Well, they are all in the
play, and they behave in a very royal
fashion; but the style of Brandon is
more royal than all of them put to
gether—and Brandon was only a cap
tain in the king's guard. That helps
to make the play fitter for America.
The plot is carefree, eloquent with fine
speeches, graced with distinguished
declarations of passion, and is sealed
with many klstes from royal lips.
"When Knighthood Was In Flower"
would demand audible expressions of
approval by any audience at the Colum
bia or the Cort. It puts up an "elegant
Indeed, the first art set is one of the
prettiest and best executed that I have
seen for a long time, and It is fresh
from the hands of Edward S. Williams,
who frequently deserves but seldom
gets public recognition for the work of
his rapid brush. However, the Alcazar
audience took the scenery for granted,
ac an accustomed thing.
The "gift of 'gab , " Is left to the
players who fulfill requirements as s?t
down in Charles Major's story, which i≤ ,
Miss Maude Fealy makes an ador
able madcap. Phc flies into the finest
passions, from which she emerges into
the sunshine of coaxing tenderness
with the rapidity of transition of a
shadow acro.ss a sunlit hill. Her frenzy
In the feecond act Is physical and
psychological. The bolts of cloth that
the tailor* have brought, the laces that
are to go into the trousseau, the
pledges from the king of France—her
loathed suitor —fly In all directions,
an-1 if she doesn't scratch somebody's
eyes it is because everybody save Lady
Jano Bollngbroke (poor Lady Jane)
flies from the room before Mary's gusty
rape. In her scenes with Brandon the
noble lady is tenderness personified
and many" pretty love scenes are the
occasion of much secret enjoyment in
the audience.
James Durkln's Charles Brandon Is
clearly a fighting man. Fealty, not
fancy' dances, is his strong suit, and
he makes a gallant figure for Mary
Tudor to lean upon.
Poor Thomas Chatterton has to con
tent himself with the villainous role
of the duke of Buckingham, a part
that does not reet so easily in Chat
terton's care as his gallant costume
becomes his person.
A. Burt "Wesner is a noisy, bluster
ing king. Charles Ruggles seems too
long for his colloquial clothes. Lola
Fisher is fair as Lady Jane, but misses,
as a few others do, the rhetorical full
ness of this 'high sounding play, and
E. L. Bennison in his small opportu
nity is as successful as his chance per
The play is brave, audacious and pic
turesque entertainment. That it ends
happily will be nothing In the way of
its popularity at the Alcazar this week.
An automobile delivery wagon he
longing to L. D. Giubbiny, grocer , at
Nineteenth avenue and Lake street, was
smashed yesterday afternoon when the
driver, Alfred Lutgen. turned Into a
sand bank at Eighteenth avenue and
California street to avoid running over
a child. No one was hurt.
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Nov. 4.— Erne«t A. Mott-Smlth. for several
years secretary of Hawaii, has resigned to de
vote himself to private business.
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contented, will Bleep better, will increase
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from an early use of this excellent food.
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Baby," a copy of which will be mailed,
Free, to all applicants by Savory & Moore,
Ltd., Chemists to The King, New Bond
Street, London, England.
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OF RPRINOFIELD. In the State of MaseachosetH.
on the 31st day of December. A. D. 1911. «n<i
for the year ending on that day. Published pur
suant to the provisions of section 611 of the
Political Code and compiled from the annusl
statement filed with the Insurance Commissioner
of the. state of California.
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cash $2,000,000 Oo
Real estate owned by company $30O.0oo.«o
Loans on mortgaees 1.440,595.00
Cash market value of all stocks
and bonds owned by company.... 7,22. "77. "o
Caeh in company's office 877.71
Cash in banks 511.(Wβ.75
Interest due and accrued 49,734.64
Agents' balances representing bnsl
ne«s written subsequent to Octo
ber 1, 1911 879,366.0t
Total assets $10,407,847.63
I.oesee adjusted and unpaid $80,048.03
Losses in process of adjustment or
in suspense 337.420.0 i
Losses resisted. Including expense*. 33.747.60
Gross preminms on fire rWks run
ning one year or lees. $3.495.
-017.27; reinsurance. 60 per cent.. 1.749,458.M
Gross premiums on fire risks run
ning more than one year. $5,742.
-414.12; reinsurance pro rata 3,041.339.7<1
Taxes due or accrued (estimated).. 50.000.00
Funds held for Munich Reinsurance
company under treaty 231.960.0-1
AH other liabilities 13.165.93
Total liabilities $5,537,140.04
Net ratto '.ctually received for fire
premiums $5,244.«2«.41
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dends on bonds, stocks, loans and
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Received for rents 15.000.00
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Income from ail other source* 2.491..Vl
Total Income $5,671,549. IS
Net amount paid for fire losses (In
cluding $M".850.92 losses of pre
vious years) $3,010,876.02
Rents 31,900. OS
Expenses of adjustment and settle
ment of losses 5?.752.4l
Dividends to stockholders 200,C00.00
Paid or allowed for commission or
brokerage 993,406.78
Paid for salaries, fees and other
charges for officers, clerks, etc.. 657.460.6*
Paid for state, national and local
taxes 138.745. 2*
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ledger assets 9.062.J0
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lftlzT assets 1.418.50
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All other expenditures 274.925.41
Total expenditures $5,318,810.97
Losses Incurred during the year... $3,006,021.4 d
Fire Risks Premium*
Net amount of risks
written during the
year $607,828,011 $7,141,174.70
Net amount of risk*
expired during the
year 551.651.339 6.642.7*15.05
Net amount In force
December 31, 1911. 813.432.459 9,241.331.33
A. TV. DAMON President.
W J. MACKAY. Secretary.
F H. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
Subscribed find sworn to before me this 25tn
day of J&mmrv. 1012.
I'iiRCY S. GATES. Notary Public.
Springfield Fire and Marine In
surance Co. of Springfield, Mass.
GEO. W. I>ORM!V. Manaser; JOHX C.
DORMN. A»«l«ant Manager.
Pacific Dppartment.
Kohl BuiMlnst
Cor. California and Montgomery Sti..
United BOIM Branch
Union Assurance Society, Ltd.,
OF LONDON, ENGLAND, on the Cist day of De
cember. A. D. 1911. and for the year ending oi
that day. Published purs-iant to tie provisions o'
section 611 of the Political Code and compil»t
from tne annual statement filed with the Insur
ance Commissioner of the State of California.
Deposit capital $200,000.00
Cash market valne of all stocks and
bonds owned by company $370. l«0 «n
Cash in banks 24.440."<7
Interest due and accrued o.SSS.OO
Agents' balances representing business
written subsequent to Oct. 1. 1911.. 68.829.75
Total n'wets $878,308.6:1
Losses ai/Justed and unpaid $12,757.53
Losses in process of adjustment or In
suspense 13.130.79
Losses resisted, 'r.cludinc expenses... 12.000.19
Unearned premiums on fire risks run
ning one year or less, ".o per -ent.. ttt.796.5t
Unearned premiums on tire *i«ks run
ning more than one re;,r, pro rata.. 11*,77r> <v.
Reinsurance premiums 12.0U.2<»
Total liabilities $331,4:^.27
Net cßsh actually received for flre pre
miums $329,279.17
Received from Interest and dividends
on bonds, stocks, loans, ami from
all other sources 28.930 R7
Total income $353,209.
Net amount paid for tire lowei $141,112.7
Expenses of adjustment ana settle
ment of louses 8,649.3.
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'brokerage SA.M* ..'••
j Paid for salaries, fees, ana otber
charges for offlce-s. clerks, »tc 13,621.67
Paid for state, national and local
taxes 9,104.72
Remitted to home office 103,731.8*»
All other expenditures 8,839.27
Total expenditures $367,044.07
I Losses Incurred during the year $165,592.73
Fire Risks Premiums
i Net amount of risks
written durinsr the year.537,120,1189 $356,945.51
Net amount of risk*
expired during th? yoar. 20,708,787 453,411.01
Net amount i» force De
cember 31, 1011 35.571,!»61 535.093 71
United States Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 13th
day of February 1912. H. B. RAY,
Notary Public.
Catton, Bell & Co., Gen. Agents,
454 California Street,
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No one knows your hair better than you do. But is it possible that in your efforts to keep it healthy and looking good, you are washing money down the drain needlessly? Consider these mistakes many people make.
Mistake: Expensive shampoo. Come on, 'fess up. You feel guilty using 99-cent shampoo because it's really bad for your hair. And anybody knows the $24 salon variety is so much better especially for chemically treated hair, right? Wrong! Price has nothing to do with it.
The secret to shampoo intelligence is to know your detergents. Look at the list of ingredients. Water — or some fancy name for it — will always be the first ingredient. Next comes the detergent.
It's tricky, so keep this list handy.
— Ammonium lauryl sulfate is very harsh.
— Ammonium laureth sulfate also is harsh.
— Sodium lauryl sulfate, still harsh.
— Sodium laureth sulfate is mild and a great choice.
— TEA lauryl sulfate is gentle and a good choice.
— TEA laureth sulfate is gentle and also a good choice.
With the money you save on the shampoo, buy a quality conditioner. Unlike shampoo that washes down the drain, the quality of conditioner does make a difference.
Mistake: Over washing. Shampoo strips essential oils from hair. Day-old hair styles better and generally looks better than freshly washed hair.
Cut back shampooing your hair to three or four times a week. Your hair will love you and your shampoo will last twice as long.
If you want to freshen up your locks in between shampoos, spritz with a good dry shampoo.
Mistake: Too much shampoo. You don't need a giant head of suds to know your shampoo is working. Start with just a small amount. Then instead of shampooing and conditioning all the way through, concentrate shampoo toward the scalp, and condition just the mid-shaft to the ends of your hair.
Your ends need more moisture and your roots need a little less of it so they can maintain volume. The suds will run down from the top of your head and get those ends clean anyway.
Mistake: Rinsing too much. Colored hair is much different than hair that has not been chemically treated. Because colored hair absorbs and releases water much more easily, when the water leaves, so does some of the color.
Rinse quickly to protect that expensive color job. Also, stick to lukewarm or cooler water since heat also removes color faster.
Mistake: Too much conditioner. The ends of your hair should be the focus when putting on this super-hydrating product.
When your scalp is covered in conditioner, you're likely to end up with a tacky film that leads to build-up.
With the money you save on the shampoo, buy a quality conditioner. Just keep in mind that it takes only a tiny amount to get the job done, so go easy!
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At the Pulpit Wins Wednesday Turf Feature
By Graham Ross, Staff Writer
NEW ORLEANS (Wednesday, March 6, 2013) – Chicago 8's At the Pulpit prompted the pace, took command entering the lane and then held on to withstand a late bid by Dixiana Farms' Madris by a nose at the wire in Wednesday's featured $47,000 allowance for older turf horses.
Trained by Michelle Lovell and ridden by Richard Eramia, the Pulpit gelding returned mutuels of $8, $4.40 and $2.80. toured the about one-mile distance over a Stall-Wilson Turf Course rated good in 1:41.32 and increased his earnings to $97,688 with his second win in 14 lifetime starts.
Madris, unhurried early, found best stride late to pay $24.60 and $7.60 while clearly second best, finishing 2 1/4-lengths in front of Danny Peitz and Tom McCrocklin's Aqtaar,who returned $3 to show.
Steve Stumpf's Calipari's Kitten set early fractions of 25.42 and 50.82 before weakening to fourth at the finish.
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October 9, 2002
Eighteen months old
African Pygmy Hedgehog
Ohio, USA
'Artagnon joined our family on just two months ago but I could tell right away that he lives up to his name, he's a lover. He is a "brown snowflake" hedgehog. He's very affectionate and even though he's only been here a short time he's already opening up the minute I pick him up. He loves to be held and to lay curled up on me for as long as I'll lay still.
D'Artangan came to us from a hedgehog rescue. He's very active and loves to run in the ball we have for our hedgies. He goes all over the house and explores everything he can find. He also loves wheeling on his wheel but don't turn on the light, he'll stop what he's doing because he thinks he's invisible. His favorite foods are any canned and pouched cat foods which he'll attack before checking out his dry mix. He loves when he gets taken for walks and loves meeting new people. He's very affectionate!
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Such a fantastic book for new mums.
Such a fantastic book for new recipes, easy quick cooking and such yummy food. Following the steps are very straight forward and the kids love getting amongest the cooking in the kitchen
Sydney, Australia
Nurturing your child's health and love of food
All too often baby and toddler food books are boring, bland and contain the same old recipes. Parents of babies and toddlers need the best information on what to feed their child as he or she grows up, but up until now this has been far from easy to obtain in an simple, contemporary format with beautiful design and photography - as well as delicious recipes and nutritional information.
Now comes Baby & Toddler Food Cookbook by Louise Fulton Keats. Having grown up in the kitchen of the iconic Margaret Fulton (Louise is Margaret's grand-daughter) Louise Fulton-Keats knows about good food, and food that is good for you. Now a mother and a qualified childhood nutritionist, Louise has taken her lifetime love of cooking and created a beautiful book that teaches parents everything they need to know about feeding their baby or toddler delicious, healthy food that is easy to make and won't have time poor parents slaving away in the kitchen for hours.
This is a comprehensive and informative guide on what to feed your baby once they are ready to progress to solids. Louise covers a wide range of topics including food allergies, organic ingredients, variety of foods, cooking methods, freezing and storing and what foods should be avoided. There is also a meal planner as well as a collection of healthy, balanced recipes that are easy to prepare. All recipes come with variations plus handy hints and tips. Recipes are divided into breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack and sweet treats so all mealtimes are covered. This is the ideal book for new parents who want guidance, as well as parents who want a variety of healthy meal options for their children.
Chapters include Feeding your child, Getting Started, First foods (4-6 months), More tastes and textures (6-9 months), A well-rounded diet (10-12 months), Feeding toddlers, and Family Meals. Recipes include Sweet potato and broccoli puree, Apricot and apple yoghurt, and Pasta stars with creamy chicken bolognese and taste so good you'll want them yourself!
About the Author
Louise Fulton Keats is the author of My Grandma's Kitchen and My Grandma's Kitchen: The Best-ever Birthday. She is a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu cookery school and has several qualifications in children's nutrition. Louise is mother to toddler Harry and has a particular interest in helping children develop a love of food. Her grandmother, Margaret Fulton, is "the woman who taught Australia to cook" and the author of more than twenty-five cookbooks.
Such a fantastic book for new recipes, easy quick cooking and such yummy food. Following the steps are very straight forward and the kids love getting amongest the cooking in the kitchen
Sydney, Australia
Makes cooking for your baby and whole family easy!
Emerald QLD, AU
I received this book as a gift and it has become an installation on the kitchen counter. We use it a few times a week to break out of the rut of the five things we constantly rotate. Most cookbooks are confusing - these are easy to follow and they taste great. thank you!!
Sydney, AU
This book is full of information about how to introduce all kinds of foods to your baby and toddler and cook family meals.
First time mum
Port Hedland, WA
Love this book! It's helped me try new recipes for the whole family not just bub. Very relaxed and realistic advice for parents. Have already shared it with friends.
This book has become my absolute bible for feednig my 7 month old son and my three year old daughter. We had developed some pretty bad food habits in my house with my daughter becoming so fussy. But all the useful advice in this book has got us back on track and both my children are now eating such a great range of healthy foods. Love it love it!
Well researched information about baby and toddler nutrition. Recipes are easy and healthy and are suitable for the whole family. A great reference for ideas for meals to serve your kids.
This is a really informative book for mums needing inspiration to cook for their baby and toddler. Lots of variety in the recipes and easy to follow and understand. As a second time mum I even found it useful.
Sydney, au
Audience: General
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 192
Published: 1st September 2012
Publisher: Hardie Grant Books
Country of Publication: AU
Dimensions (cm): 23.0 x 19.8 x 2.1
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"It was a great game. Spartak are much more experienced, this is why they won in the end."
SCM-CSS Forward Anca Sipos:
"We played very well. It was our first experience at European level and I think we could have even won the game with a little more luck at the end."
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France train attack: Terror probe launched after suspect watched radical video
A terror investigation has been launched after French authorities said the suspected attacker in a thwarted shooting on a train in France watched a radical Islamic video minutes before the violence.
Prosecutor Francois Molins said the decision to open an investigation was based on the actions of 26-year-old Moroccan suspect Ayoub El-Khazzani on the train on Friday night and information from other European authorities about his travels and apparent links to radical Islam.
Mr Molins said El-Khazzani notably watched the online video on his phone minutes before he walked through the Amsterdam-to-Paris train carrying an assault rifle and other weapons.
Authorities say they found the suspect's phone in a bag left in the train. El-Khazzani boarded the train on Friday at a Brussels station.
The gunman was tackled and tied up by a group of three American friends and a British businessman. Another man who tried to stop him - a French-American named Mark Moogalian - is in hospital with a gunshot wound.
Now that the formal investigation is opened, investigating magistrates are expected to file numerous charges against El-Khazzani, including an attempted terrorism-related attack.
El-Khazzani was found to have an AKM assault rifle with 270 rounds of ammunition, a 9mm handgun, a box-cutter and a bottle of gasoline, the prosecutor said.
El-Khazzani had travelled through several European countries and had been repeatedly incarcerated in Spain, Mr Molins said. He may have tried to go to Syria.
In questioning, El-Khazzani initially said he had found a bag of weapons the night before in a Brussels park and planned to use them to rob passengers, according to Mr Molins.
But his explanation grew less and less lucid, the prosecutor said, and the suspect eventually stopped speaking to investigators at all.
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Maybe I'm a cold hearted bitch but I would have been pissed at both of them. Joe and Rebecca. You do not hurt one of my children like that and expect me to forgive and welcome you into the family with open arms.
Maybe I'm a cold hearted bitch but I would have been pissed at both of them. Joe and Rebecca. You do not hurt one of my children like that and expect me to forgive and welcome you into the family with open arms.
That's right -- there are more empowering models of recovery (that is, recovery models that are not based on the 12-step program) in which it is believed that a person can indeed exercise control over any given substance, use it correctly and/or in moderation, and not automatically get sucked back into uncontrollable addiction.Originally Posted by CantGetNuf;2613563;
"There's no crying in baseball!"
-- Tom Hanks, A League of Their Own
The obvious reason why they chose to not have Justin use an alternative pain medicine is because then they wouldn't be able to show the "drama" of him dealing with being re-addicted to pills by the haranguing of his mother.
No way in heck would I have accepted Rebecca into the family. Not only is she the daughter of the woman my spouse had a secret 20 year affair with and the woman is now repeatedly throwing in my face but she also broke up my child's marriage. Holly and Rebecca would never be allowed anywhere near my home or family and I think its completely wrong of all of them that they don't understand why Sarah is so hurt by their acceptance and why they are sort of upset with Kitty for not going along with them. Kitty is really the only one who is handling Rebecca in a realistic way.
This is a good show but it will have ups and downs as the plot lines change. Justin's story line already grates. I just don't find it entertaining to watch someone struggle with addictions. This information is everywhere, enough already.
I, too, am stunned that Nora is embracing Rebecca because of the part she played in the ruin of her daughters marriage. Clearly the marriage was crumbling and Rebecca's part was small, but still. Without that detail I could buy it.
I guess we are all going to have to swallow Saul being gay or stop watching. It is definately headed this way, sigh.
As with any drama, the plot lines are going to be totally unbelievable at times, like moving back with mom and dad after you lose a baby! oy.
I will stick with it though. There is enough keeping me interested.
I guess I will have to stop watching despite my admiration for the talents of Sally Field and Ron Rifkin. Even they can do only so much with bad writing. How else can one convey disappointment with how a wonderful show is deteriorating?Originally Posted by shoepie;2621646;
The Saul story is beyond ridiculous. Sally's character that started as an intelligent, witty, strong though interfering, family woman has deteriorated into a whiny, weepy, mess of a woman who has almost overnight dropped all of her beliefs and lets everyone else control her.
I might watch it online to see if it will improve to where I can go back to being a devoted fan.
Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
-- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759
Hmmm... I don't even know how to respond to the above, as I don't feel that those comments describe the show that I'm watching at all. And that fact confuses me.
I still think the writing of this show is spot-on solid to the point that I am thrilled at the end of each and every show. Last night's opening segment was the pure family chaos that I absolutely love and each actor had impeccable timing.
While I don't necessarily agree with making Saul another gay character, I do see now where they are going to go with it regarding the dynamic between Kevin and Saul. We needed a more meaty storyline for both characters and the tension developing between them last night appears to be it. I cannot wait to see where they each take it.
Sally Field's character, to me, is exactly what she has always been.. a harpy, overprotective mother hen. Would I like her to have more serious scenes like she did at the beginning of season one? Sure, but what she is now isn't any different than what she was. And as annoying as I found her in the first half of last night's episode I absolutely love how it ended. She was calm, doled out her motherly advice when asked, and then went off with her masseuse.
^^^^I like Nora, too, and see her as I did from the start. We all have many facets to our personalities and we are seeing a fully developed character in Nora. Even the strong have moments of weakness and fear. I think the part is well written and Sally is doing a fabulous job.
Well, I'm glad they brought up the "my uncle had a thing with my father's mistress so he can't be gay" issue....not that they resolved it... and boy, does it sound icky put that way. I still think it is a leap.
And boy, the "good son" sure fell off that high horse easily... so much for his wife being the love of his life. Yes, he's feeling beaten up/down, but good grief....
and of course the druggie son is back into the drugs....
I was really disappointed they decided to get back to Justin having a drug problem.How long are they gonig to drag out this plot? Why can't they just think of a more creative story for Justin.
And is Saul really straight or just in denial,or bisexual?
With the problem that Justin has, I think this story line is exactly the direction that a real druggie could head in. I think it's right on target.
I may be the only person who thinks that Saul is in denial.
"...each affects the other, and the other affects the next, and the world is full of stories, but the stories are all one." - Mitch Albom, one helluva writer.
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Love, love, love today's real wedding shot by Clifford Brunk. It's a wonderful break from the rustic chic affairs that we adore here on SMP...this one full of glamour, full of passion, full of sophisticated romance.
From Melissa, the bride...
In choosing our venue, we had our friends and family in mind. Both our families are in the Midwest, so we wanted to give them a quintessential San Francisco experience. The Flood Mansion, perched atop Pacific Heights, exhibits magnificent views of the city, the bay, and the Golden Gate Bridge. The classically designed mansion was the vision of the famous San Francisco architect Julia Morgan and was the perfect backdrop for the old Hollywood glamour theme that infused our event. The ceremony took place in the magnificent bay window as sunlight streamed in.
I wore a silk chiffon Amy Michealson gown, silk chiffon opera length gloves, a couture cocktail hat with birdcage veil, vintage inspired peep-toed ivory silk shoes by Grazia, a collection of antique jewelry borrowed from my Godmother, and a unique antique metal mesh cocktail purse in lieu of a bouquet. For the piece de resistance, my husband designed a modern, architectural looking pendant using the diamonds from my grandmother's wedding ring (Both my grandparents passed away 4 years ago). (Hair by Sarah Morris, make-up by renowned MAC artists Brian Campbel and Daniel Belena).
My husband wore a midnight blue, two-button Hugo Boss suit adorned with Tiffany & Co. cufflinks designed by Frank Gehry. The bridesmaids selected their own midnight blue dresses and carried a loose bouquet of French white tulips tied with a long white ribbon. The groomsmen selected their own navy blue suits and coordinating ties. I walked down the aisle to my favorite Beatles song, "Here, There, and Everywhere," played by a string quartet, and my husband's and my first dance was swing style to Nat King Cole's timeless L-O-V-E.


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Four Pirates scored in double-figures and Davis shot a blistering 65.4 percent from the field, earning a second straight trip to the state semifinals.
"We've been waiting for this all week," said guard David Trimble, who totaled 13 points, seven rebounds and seven assists.
Forward Devonte Luckett scored 23 points on 11-for-15 shooting from the field and grabbed 11 rebounds. Guard Cooper Kupp poured in 19, going 3-for-5 from beyond the arc, and guard Raymond Navarro added 11 points, hitting all three of his 3-point attempts.
Bothell guard Zach LaVine managed to score 20 points, but Davis made him work hard for his points. LaVine went 8 for 20 from the field. Perrion Callandret chipped in 12 points.
"Every shot they took, just get a hand up," Trimble said. "Overall we boxed out good."
The Pirates outrebounded Bothell 41-23.
Davis raced to a 20-5 lead six minutes into the game. Perrion Callendret helped Bothell respond, keying a 9-0 run that brought the Cougars within two baskets, 20-14.
The Pirates recovered and closed out the final seven minutes of the first half on a 16-4 run and led by double digits the rest of the game.


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Our food editors especially liked the unusually soft and light texture of this oatmeal bread.
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- Makes 2 loaves
- 1/2 stick (1/4 cup) unsalted butter, softened
- 1/2 cup firmly packed dark brown sugar
- 1 3/4 cups old-fashioned rolled oats
- 2 1/2 cups hot water
- two 1/4-ounce packages (5 teaspoons) active dry yeast
- 5 to 6 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg, beaten lightly, for brushing dough
- In a large bowl combine butter, sugar, and 1 1/2 cups oats. Stir in hot water and let mixture stand until lukewarm. Sprinkle yeast over mixture and let stand until foamy, about 5 minutes. Stir in 5 cups flour and salt, stirring until mixture forms a dough, and turn dough out onto a floured surface. Knead dough 10 minutes, adding as much of remaining cup of flour as necessary to form a smooth and elastic dough, and let rest, covered with an inverted bowl, 15 minutes.
- Lightly oil 2 loaf pans, 9 by 5 by 3 inches. Form dough into 2 loaves and transfer to pans. Brush surface of dough with egg and sprinkle with remaining 1/4 cup oats. Let dough rise in a warm place until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour.
- Preheat oven to 375°F.
- Bake bread in middle of oven 45 to 50 minutes, or until browned and bottoms sound hollow when tapped. Turn bread out onto racks to cool completely.
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- Calories334
- Carbohydrates62 g(21%)
- Fat5 g(8%)
- Protein10 g(20%)
- Saturated Fat2 g(12%)
- Sodium191 mg(8%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber4 g(16%)
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Fish: Whale Shark
The whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is a large, distinctively marked member of the subclass Elasmobranchii of the class Chondrichthyes. It is the largest shark and also the largest fish. The greatest size accurately recorded was 14 m long, but lengths up to 20 m have been reported. It is not to be confused with the Basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus), the second largest fish.
The average whale shark is around 8 m long. A member of the order Orectolobiformes, it is a filter feeder. The shark has a capacious mouth, which can be up to 1.5 m wide and contain up to 300 rows of tiny teeth, and as part of its feeding process, it also has five large pairs of gill arches. The head is, naturally, wide and also flat with the small eyes towards the front of the snout. The body is mostly grey with a white belly, but three prominent ridges run along each side and the skin is marked with a 'checkerboard' of pale yellow spots and stripes. The shark has two pairs each of dorsal fins and pectoral fins. The tail is large, with a much larger top fin than lower in juveniles but semi-lunate in adults. The spiracles are just behind the shark's eyes. The whale shark is not an efficient swimmer - with the entire body in motion, unusual for sharks, an average speed of around 5 km/h is achieved.
Status: Classified as Vulnerable (VU -A1bd+2d) on the IUCN Red List 2002.


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I'm lucky enough to call Australia home and am currently living in North Queensland, the state based on the North/East Coast. I felt inspired to write this blog post after a beautiful morning connecting with nature at Cape Hillsborough National Park, about 40 minutes drive from the city of Mackay (my home). We arrived at the park just on dawn this morning where a small group of people were gathered on the beach, watching the majestic kangaroos dotted across the shoreline greeting a new day. This was truly an incredible sight. I've seen plenty of kangaroos in my life, but seeing them on this stunning beach at sunrise, hopping along with their babies without a care in the world was really quite breathtaking. As the sun slowly burst through a light cloud cover, my friend and I had a lovely little picnic completely at one with nature and more importantly – no WIFI signal! A truly spectacular morning that I won't be forgetting.
I know the blogging community is stretched far and wide across the world, which is why I am encouraging those international readers to come visit us here in Australia. You won't be disappointed 🙂
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Changing school start times in the fall may shake up family schedules and extracurricular activities, but it's what's best for students from an instructional standpoint, Juneau School District officials told some 60 people who attended a public forum on the topic Tuesday.
The forum, held at Thunder Mountain High School, was called to discuss an administration proposal to shift high school start times 75 minutes later to 9:15 a.m., middle school start times 30 minutes earlier to 8 a.m., and elementary school times up to 75 minutes earlier to 8 a.m. or 8:20 a.m., depending on the school. All of the school principals support the change, as do several site councils that have discussed it.
"I do want you to know, this is not a recommendation we came to quickly or frivolously. It's rooted in what we believe is best for older teens and younger" kids, Assistant Superintendent Laury Scandling said.
Scandling referred to a body of research tying later start times for teenagers to better school performance and health. She said tardiness, attendance and grades would be used to judge the change's efficacy.
Studies have shown that hormonal changes in teenagers biologically wire them to stay up later at night and wake up later than younger children and adults. Scandling, a former high school teacher, said in her experience, that means teenagers "are zombies in the morning."
"Behaviorally, they're not a problem - cause they're not functioning," she said.
The National Sleep Foundation likens the consequences of disrupting natural sleep patterns to the effects of jet lag - difficulty thinking and performing well. The foundation is a nonprofit based in Washington, D.C., that supports education, research and advocacy of sleep-related issues.
Under the proposed schedule changes, school days at every level would be about six and a half hours long. That's not a change for middle and elementary schools, but reclaims some time lost at the high school level caused by past bus scheduling changes.
Parents' questions and comments revealed concerns about how the changes would affect bus routes, after-school activities, part-time jobs and the safety of younger children outside on dark winter mornings.
Kevin Hanson, manager of the district's bus contractor First Student, has been working with the district officials on a various scenarios to accommodate the changes - with a directive to keep the cost of service flat. Hanson worked out the logistics, though it would mean more crowded buses and longer rides for Harborview and Auke Bay Elementary School students.
Of the activities and after-school jobs issue, Scandling said it will create some problems, but that the district is working to minimize them.
"We're not pretending like it's not a problem," Scandling said.
Of the 10 people in the audience who shared their opinion during the comment session of the meeting, seven said they supported it and three said they opposed it.
The Anchorage polling firm Hellenthal & Associates is conducting a telephone survey that began last week, which should offer a more objective picture of public opinion on the proposed changes. The survey is based on a random sample of the families of the district's 5,000 students and should wrap up next week, district spokeswoman Kristin Bartlett said.
After the meeting, Judy Campbell, a mother of three and member of the minority on this issue with her site council at Gastineau Elementary, said the schedule change would mean her oldest child would be home before her younger children, creating a baby-sitting gap. Campbell also said accommodating teenagers may be sending the wrong message.
"I think catering to them is not conducive to being successful adults," Campbell said.
The district has made at least two failed attempts in the past to start high school later, though Scandling said a better understanding in the public of teen brain function means the effort may have more traction this time around.
The proposal is expected to go before the School Board at its next two regular meetings into May. Scandling said the administration hopes to have a final decision on the proposal before the end of the school year.
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Sandy M's review of Temptation in a Kilt (Bad Boys of the Highlands, Book 1) by Victoria Roberts
Historical Romance published by Sourcebooks Casablanca 4 Sep 12
I'm a sucker for a good Highlander story. Braw, sexy, and alpha to the core, broadsword-wielding, kilt-wearing, women-loving Highlanders who take what they want when they want it. Bad Boys of the Highlands? Yeah, that drew me to read this book, even though I'm a wee bit late in doing so. Unfortunately, our hero isn't bad enough for me.
Now, that being said, this is a nice story of honorable men who hold to their promises, but we get that in a lot of historical romance. I hoped for something a bit different, considering the name of the series. There's plenty of ways to throw bad into the mix and still retain honor and dignity. Ciaran is laird of the MacGregor clan, and he's riding hell bent for home from the English court, needing to be back on Scottish soil. That's when he and his men come upon Rosalia, beaten and unconscious on the side of the road. Discovering she's trying to make her way to her paternal grandmother's in Glengarry, Ciaran demands she winter with his clan, because she'd never make it to her destination through the snow and other dangerous conditions.
Rosalia is fleeing her abusive parents, who want to marry her off to a very undesirable English lord in exchange for the almighty coin. After she refuses the man's suit, Rosalia is beaten black and blue and that's when she reaches the end of her rope. Her plan goes off without a hitch, until her body can just go no further. You have to give the lass credit for taking her destiny into her own hands, but once she's ensconced in Ciaran's keep, all that bravado disappears. She lets her doubts take over when it comes to him, keeping her eye on getting to her grandmother instead of into that Highlander's bed.
Because he made a deathbed promise to his father, Ciaran spends most of the book yelling at, getting irritated with, and boxing the ears of his youngest brother, Declan. He's taken to heart that promise and refuses to seek happiness in his own life until his sibling is taken care of. Even when Aiden, the middle brother, who is married with a child on the way, tells Ciaran their father wouldn't want the laird to ignore his own life in keeping his promise, Ciaran turns his back on good advice and continues to lust after Rosalia, kiss her on occasion until the tension between them is palpable, and then he backs off when he realizes how far he's gone. He's more stubborn than he is bad boy.
Of course, there are the usual impediments to their growing relationship – an ex-lover, the Campbells, and even fear that Rosalia's family will find her. The story does get a bit more interesting when the Campbells finally make their move, throwing a twist of betrayal in the mix. But other than that, the most interesting character of the book is Declan. He's the real bad boy so far, and I look forward to his book. You see his sprout of honor under all that swagger, but he's fun and entertaining in the meantime. I have his book lined up, ready to start reading, so my hopes are high at this point.
There is plenty of Scottish brogue to be had, more than enough to bother some readers, but I've always been a fan of a verra thick brogue, so I had fun with it. My only nitpick on that score is "donna" for "do not." Put a capital D on that word and I kept remembering a high school friend of many years ago. I believe "dunna" would be a better fit and not pull a reader out of the story like the other. Not a bad start to the series, but I wish something more would have been woven into Ciaran to sharpen the bad in him.
Grade: C+
She's on her way to safety
It's a sign of Lady Rosalia Armstrong's desperation that she's seeking refuge in a place as rugged and challenging as the Scottish Highlands. She doesn't care about hardship and discomfort, if only she can become master of her own life. Laird Ciaran MacGregor, however, is completely beyond her control…
He redefines dangerous…
Ciaran MacGregor knows it's perilous to get embroiled with a fiery Lowland lass, especially one as headstrong as Rosalia. Having made a rash promise to escort her all the way to Glengarry, now he's stuck with her, even though she challenges his legendary prowess at every opportunity. When temptation reaches its peak, he'll be ready to show her who he really is…on and off the battlefield.
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As far as we are concerned the stables fall within the boundary of my wifes farm and therefore do not form part of the land that had the mortgage charge. This is disputed by the mortgage company.
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He cannot eject from land not dealt with by the proceedings.
The defined land is in dispute, because of the boundary dispute so neither party can say that the land is dealt with in the proceedings or not.
The district Judge has stated ,in the past, that a boundary dispute can not be dealt with in the same proceedings as the repossesion claim.
Okay, then the decision of the DJ sounds a little odd - surely, you need to know what you're being ejected from.
So, in my view, it might be something that needs appealing to a higher court.
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How do I do that .
Bearing in mind the Bailiff is coming tomorrow, as there is no proof of ownership do I have to let him onto my wife's land to gain access to the stables anyway.
To apply to the Court by application you need to use Form N244 - like you did when you applied for the stay of the execution.
If you refuse him access to the land in the pleadings (and Court order) you could be liable for contempt of court.
This is the problem -as you don't know whether the court has included the stables land in the order. This is what you do need to know -and making an application to ask for clarification might be one way of doing this.
Problem is, it's a little late in the day, and you might realistically need to appeal the DJs decision so far really, but you have little time left. It's still possible in theory to appeal, but I expect you might struggle to do that without legal representation.
The Application route, using an N244 is earlier, although it might not be the most appropriate way. The Court might, however, stay the execution by the bailiff if, for example, you sought permission to appeal. it's all very complex really. But if you seek clarification using Form N244, that is perhaps a starter, asking at the same time for time to take advice perhaps on the pleadings etc.
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What does waisting mean?
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That which goes at the waist (of a person, as on a garment, or of an object).
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According to a story on the Washington Post website, every time your odometer passes a 10,000 mark, your car loses $448 on average in value.
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Goldman Sachs predicted the coming of the ruble
Strategist at Goldman Sachs Kamakshya Trivedi said in an interview with Bloomberg that he and his colleagues believe the Russian currency is still undervalued by the market, despite the fact that in recent months, the ruble appreciated against the dollar by 14%.
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Trivedi explained that the fairer course would be the positions below 60 rubles per dollar, whereas the current rate is around 66 rubles per unit of American currency.
Recall that the strengthening of the ruble against the background of rising oil prices recently exceeding $ 45 per barrel.
Read, when to buy currency for holidays.
Thus, according to Trivedi, the average rate of the Russian currency should be 62 rubles per dollar and local currency itself will move in the direction of strengthening. The majority of analysts with Goldman Sachs strategist disagrees and is called the average annual rate of 69 rubles per dollar.
They proceed from the fact that by mid-year will be exhausted the growth potential of oil prices, and their new fall dragging down the ruble, which once again will be able to break the psychological mark of 70 rubles per dollar.
Opinion about the reduction of oil prices in Goldman Sachs again, I do not agree and believe that they are still able to rise to 62 dollars per barrel. In addition, the company believes that the ruble will be able to influence and "a good account of current operations", as well as recovery in the terms of trade — that the Central Bank is called the "new reality", which replaced the crisis.
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Top Manufacturers Unite to Create Standard for Multi-Room Wireless Connectivity- WHDI
AMIMON Inc., Hitachi Ltd., Motorola Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Sharp Corporation and Sony Corporation today announced the formation of a special interest group to develop a comprehensive new industry standard for multi-room audio, video and control connectivity utilizing Wireless Home Digital Interface (WHDI) technology. The group's intention is to complete the new standard in 2008
A key ingredient of WHDI technology is a revolutionary video-modem that operates in the 5GHz unlicensed band to enable robust wireless delivery of uncompressed HD video (including 1080p). WHDI allows secure, encrypted HD video delivery through multiple rooms and other potential signal obstructions, such as people and furniture, while maintaining superb quality and robustness with less than one-millisecond latency.
The objective of this special interest group is to enhance the current WHDI technology to enable wireless streaming of uncompressed HD video and audio between CE devices such as LCD and plasma HDTVs, multimedia projectors, A/V receivers, DVD and BD players, set-top boxes (STBs), game consoles, and PCs. The new interoperable standard aims to ensure that CE devices manufactured by different vendors will simply and directly connect to one another.
"WHDI technology complements other wireless and wired standards with a new class of connectivity within the home," said Dr. David Lee, the founder of the HDMI standard and a member of AMIMON's board of directors. "WHDI's connectivity matrix introduces to consumers new possibilities to enjoy their high-definition entertainment network."
"WHDI delivers the robust performance that wireless connections must have to meet and exceed consumer demands," offered Dr. Paul Moroney of Motorola. "This new standard will help ensure optimal video delivery in the home."
"The development of the new standard will ensure that when consumers purchase CE devices and take them home, they will enjoy a fast, easy and hassle-free wireless connection that delivers the highest quality," said Dr. Yoav Nissan-Cohen, chairman and CEO of AMIMON. "The WHDI standard's objective is to enable an enriched customer experience with multi-vendor interoperability."
WHDI is a trademark of AMIMON, Ltd. All other trademarks or registered trademarks are those of their respective holders.
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Well it is about flipping time!!!!
I have been saying this for YEARS and so have most in the home install business, without a standard, it's every man for themselves, leaving you only proprietary systems or super high dollar controls to allow consistent functionality.
If this pans out, it could (eventually) mean the average Joe could do his own home for a reasonable cost, rather than jobbing it out for huge dollars!
I won't hold my breath, but I am glad ity is in the works!
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I hope they do better with wireless than they did with that horrible HDMI crap. Maybe they should boot "Dr. David Lee" off the board and replace him with someone that doesn't field a design on the userbase before it has sufficiently matured, especially one as technically flawed as HDMI.
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A master at creating compassionate drama from the uncanny dysfunctions of the brain, world-renowned neurologist, humanist and bestselling author Dr. Oliver Sacks will deliver the Margaret and Herman Sokol Science Lecture at Montclair State University's Memorial Auditorium Wednesday, October 16, at 8 p.m. His talk is free for Montclair State students, faculty, staff and alumni. The public is invited and general admission tickets are $10, which includes parking. For additional information, or to order tickets, call the University Box Office at (973) 655-5112.
Sacks is perhaps best known as the author of "Awakenings," called "a masterpiece" by W.H. Auden. The book recounts his 1966 encounter with the survivors of the great epidemic of sleeping sickness which had killed millions in the 1920s. With his administration of the new drug L-DOPA, he saw these patients -- catatonic and frozen for decades -- awaken with "an explosive quality, as of corks released from a great depth." His bestselling book inspired the Penny Marshall film of the same name starring Robert DeNiro and Robin Williams. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture of the Year.
Through a generous gift from Margaret and Herman Sokol, the Sokol Science Lectures have been established to allow members of the University and surrounding communities to gain a greater appreciation and expanded knowledge of important issues in science.
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In good news for Live! fans and bad news for Fred Savage, Andy Cohen co-hosted alongside Kelly Ripa this morning. Cohen is such an experienced host that even his opening banter with Ripa was about a fashion mistake he made this week — while hosting a charity event.
More: Apparently, Fred Savage brings out Kelly Ripa's naughty side
"I [wore] a gorgeous, mint green summer suit," Cohen says, before going on to explain that he was termed one of GQ's 'Fashion Don'ts' of summer. "Andy, it's beautiful," says Ripa. The two are already on the same page and it's only day one.
Ripa lets Cohen carry the conversation for a few minutes as he elaborates on the horror of being the only one dressed in color — even worse, mint green — at a black tie affair. It's clear that the Watch What Happens Live host is used to running his own talk show, no co-host necessary.
More: Was Fred Savage auditioning to be Kelly Ripa's Live! co-host?
The two later chatted with guest Susan Lucci, with Cohen sharing that he's a lifelong soap opera fan. Live! fans are totally on board with that, and they want him in the co-host seat. Fans are now casting their votes on Twitter for Andy Cohen to replace Michael Strahan. Sorry, Fred Savage, you may have just been kicked out of the running.
Ok I love @Andy with @KellyRipa. Please choose him as cohost #livewithkelly— Marisa Thomason (@galleriegirl) May 26, 2016
I'm in love with @Andy and everytime he's on #LiveWithKelly he is the best!— Bravo Lin (@realityaddictx) May 26, 2016
@Andy ok sorry but you need to be permanent host with kelly I could watch you both all day. But I love you on wwhl so why can't u do both??— Abigail Rose Kennedy (@GailGmarie70) May 26, 2016
@Andy Michael who?— Data Miner (@Data_Genius) May 26, 2016
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text: On Wednesday 06 June 2007 02:45:01 pm Andrey Borzenkov wrote:> I am beginning to doubt whether drier > works on my system at all (i.e. before PnP change); have to find time to > test.In 2.6.21, smsc-ircc2 at least found the device. So we definitely havea problem because in 2.6.22-rc, we don't find the device.What laptop do you have? Maybe I can find one to play with.I think Windows always calls _SRS, even if it doesn't need to changethe current resource settings. Linux doesn't do that, and my HP nw8240firmware has a bug that leaves the IR device partly-enabled until _SRSis called. Maybe yours has a similar bug.Can you set CONFIG_ACPI_DEBUG=y, make it so smsc-ircc2 isn't loadedautomatically, and try this (along with my previous patch to swapFIR and SIR): # dmesg -n 8 # echo 0x200 > /sys/module/acpi/parameters/debug_level # echo disable > /sys/bus/pnp/devices/00:0a/resources # echo activate > /sys/bus/pnp/devices/00:0a/resources # modprobe smsc-ircc2If you try this, can you collect the whole dmesg log?It's also possible that some other driver like i2c is messing withthe ISA/LPC bridge configuration and breaking the IR device config.Your lspnp output doesn't show any other ISA devices down there,but I know i2c likes to poke around and discover things that kinda,sorta work, but the BIOS didn't expose.Bjorn-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to email@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


text: With the warmer weather, installed a ceiling fan in the master bedroom today. When we first moved in last year, had a ceiling fan but it shook like crazy (even with the fan blades taken off). When I replaced it with a normal light fixture, found that the electrical box was tied up to a joist with speaker wire Sooooooo, was up in the attic today bracing the box and took a closer look around. First off, it was hot up there, really hot. The wood was actually warm to the touch. Took a thermometer up there, was about 41 deg C (outside was about 27C). From what I've read, there's always going to be a pretty big temp differential just from the roof heating up but it was super hot. Took a closer look and looks like the soffits are all covered up with insulation. Every second roof joist (or so) has a length of 4" pipe extended into the attic (presumably from the soffit). Also has a ridge vent. So, first question... 1) Is that high temp a problem? Is the venting sufficient or should I throw on a hardhat and dodge the pointy ends of the roofing nails and try to pull back the insulation and trim it back so the soffits are clear? I didn`t smell any sort of dampness but that probably isn`t a suitable test 2) Found the bathroom vent pipes poking out just above the insulation. Had assumed they were vented into the soffits, which I guess is half-assed in itself, but was wrong. Didn't find any evidence of water damage (in the insulation or rafters) and I'm guessing they've been vented like that since the new roof was put on (8-10 years ago?). Should I be planning on installing 2 roof cap vents? Looking back, sorry for the long post, sort of got carried away with useless explanation, but not deleting it now after all that work Thanks in advance for any advice


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Administration and Outreach Core
The Administration and Outreach Core supports SPORE projects and investigators by managing SPORE resources, quality control, and communication and outreach, including fostering interaction among SPORE components and collaborators, other SPORES, the patient and advocate community, and the NCI. This management and support is accomplished through a series of oversight committees and organized administrative and scientific meetings of SPORE investigators, institutional representatives and external advisors. Specific functions of the Core include:
- To administratively manage and coordinate all SPORE-related research
- To monitor and manage financial resources
- To create and prepare documents and reports to ensure compliance with federal regulations and reporting requirements
- To administer the Developmental Research (pilot project) and Career Development Programs
- To organize all meetings, seminars, and travel related to Breast Cancer SPORE activities
- To serve as a point of contact to all VICC fundraising activities focused in breast cancer
- To support and coordinate all internal and external collaborations
- To serve as a main point of with NCI, the advocacy community, and biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies