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Jane Austen (16 December 1775 – 18 July 1817) was an outstanding British novelist (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Austen and Gideon Polya, "Jane Austen and the Black Hole of British History. Colonial rapacity, holocaust denial and the crisis in biological sustainability": http://janeaustenand.blogspot.com/ ).
1. Jane Austen (brilliant English novelist) had a sceptical attitude to the "official version" e.g. that Richard III had murdered the Princes in the Tower of London (1791): "...I am rather inclined to suppose him a very respectable Man;...but it also has been declared that he did not kill his two Nephews, which I am inclined to believe true; & if this is the case, it may also be that he did not kill his wife..." [1].
2. Jane Austen has also posed a germane series of questions that are directly relevant to this problem of public honesty. In her novel "Northanger Abbey" the heroine, Miss Catherine Morland, affected by the somewhat Gothic atmosphere of the Tilney family home and the romantic horrors of Mrs Radcliffe's Gothic novels, conceives the fantasy that General Tilney (the father of her beloved, Henry Tilney) has done away with the late Mrs Tilney. Henry reproves Catherine as follows (1803) :
"If I understand you rightly, you have formed a surmise of such horror as I have hardly words to -. Dear Miss Morland, consider the dreadful nature of the suspicions you have entertained. What have you been judging from? Remember the country and the age in which we live. Remember that we are English, that we are Christians. Consult your own understanding, your own sense of the probable, your own observation of what is passing around you. Does our education prepare us for such atrocities? Do our laws connive at them? Could they be perpetrated without being known, in a country like this, where social and literary intercourse is on such a footing, where every man is surrounded by a neighbourhood of voluntary spies, and where roads and newspapers lay everything open?"" [2].
The answers to Henry Tilney's questions are surely "Yes! Yes! Yes!"
[1]. Jane Austen on Richard III in her Juvenilia writing "The History of England", 1791).
[2]. Jane Austen, "Northanger Abbey", published posthumously, 1818.


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Dallas Mayor Rawlings has declared this Art Month. This is an extension of time from a week to a
month. It is an ambitious move that should have a big payoff for the city or could dilute public's
attention by such an extension. Only time will tell, but I would like to declare April 1st through the
April 9th the nine day Visual Art Week. Over 20 gallery openings, receptions, and events will be
launched on April 1st, no fooling. Nasher Prize Gala will also be held on April 1st. At the end of
the long week is the Dallas Art Fair, which has become something of a destination fair rather
than just a regional one.
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|What shows should you see on April 1st? My first stop will be both Cris Worley and Holly Johnson.
Cris Worley Fine Arts for one of my favorite text artists Simeen Farhat. Her work is a true marvel
that plays with a powerful subject matter, text. She however doesn't smash you over the head
with obvious messages but instead allows the viewer to pick out words and letters to infer
information. I am also incredibly excited to see William Betts at Holly Johnson Gallery. I
can't tell you how many times I encountered William Betts' paintings when I went down
to Houston. Betts is known for meticulously painted images of dots that create an abstract
image or in some cases a kind of grainy surveillance camera look.
|Next, I must go see Howard Sherman over at Circuit 12 for a second visit. I had an incredible
conversation with Sherman and I hope to give a full report next week. But in the meantime,
I need to give the show one more look. Another must see, without a doubt is the solo show
of John Pomara at Barry Whistler Gallery. Like every Star Wars movie that comes out, I have
to go see them and so it is with a John Pomara show in Dallas. He has been dropping hints on
social media and what I am seeing is quite impressive. I can't wait to see the paintings in person.
|If you want to see some fresh faces, check out Mary Tomás Gallery. A batch of 4 artists are
featured at the gallery: Chong Chu, Juan Alberto Negroni, Ellen Soffer, and Thomas Zanz.
I will be in abstract bliss. Stephen D'Onofrio and Anna Kunz will add to that bliss with their
abstract work shown at Galleri Urbane. Both artists' painting styles ooze cool. While you're
over near Galleri Urbane, drop by Liliana Bloch Gallery to get a collage fix from Vince Jones.
I haven't quite got the hang of making a good collage, but seeing enough great work will .help
inform that process. I am betting Jones will help me get my needs filled.
|By now, your head is spinning with all these great art exhibition choices. I am having a hard time
making choices for the best shows to see too, mainly because most of the galleries brought their
game face this month. To be honest, I couldn't list all the shows I wanted to see this weekend.
Pace yourself and have fun looking around. You don't have to go to all the openings, after all that
is why most of the shows are up all month.

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text: MOSCOW TO HOST 2016 UIPM WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSFIS LAUNCHES "CLEAN AS SNOW"Above Athletes showed their support for the "Clean as Snow" campaign in Kuusamo, FinlandRight FISA have teamed up with WWF to reduce their ecological footprintAs part of the celebrations to mark its centennial year in 2012, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has launched a new section of its website, entitled "100 Years of Athletics Excellence", and has held an online competition to design the official World Athletics Day poster. The IAAF, which was created in Stockholm two days after the Closing Ceremony of the 1912 Olympic Games, will be 100 years old on 17 July 2012. Other planned activities to mark the occasion include a commemorative book, an exhibition, a TV series, a World Congress on School and Youth Athletics and the creation of an IAAF Hall of Fame.IAAF CELEBRATES A CENTURYFISA ACTIVELY TARGETS CLEAN WATER The Clean Water Strategic Alliance between the International Rowing Federation (FISA) and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has been formalised by the signing of an agreement. WWF Chief Operating Officer Judy Slatyer and WWF Corporate Relations Director Maria Boulos were present for the signing, alongside IOC member and FISA President Denis Oswald and FISA Executive Director Matt Smith. WWF actively engages in partnerships with organisations that they feel share their goals. They aim to help organisations reduce their ecological footprint and make a positive contribution to helping preserve the environment. FISA's Matt Smith explained, "As the sport's governing body, FISA will be making significant commitments to improve our own environmental policies, most importantly our guidelines for event bidding and event staging."The International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM) Executive Board has awarded the 2016 Senior World Championships to Moscow, Russia, following the city's success in staging the 2011 edition. UIPM Secretary General Joël Bouzou stated: "Moscow were the perfect hosts for the 51st edition of the World Championships. "They held four out of the five disciplines under one roof and the 2016 event will go one step further and have all five disciplines in one location, creating the ultimate pentathlon stadium, where spectators can watch all the events from one seat."The International Ski Federation (FIS) has launched a new campaign, "Skiers and Snowboarders Say NO! to Doping - Clean as Snow". The awareness campaign was created by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) for organisations to unite behind doping-free sport and the FIS is launching the campaign with the support of its Athletes' Commission. During the 2011/2012 competition season, all FIS Cross-Country World Cup athletes' training bibs will be branded with the "Clean as Snow" logo, while the campaign will also be promoted at FIS World Cup events across various disciplines.22 OLYMPIC REVIEW


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Our generation is the first to have grown up with social media technology. Many individuals are accustomed to sharing everything about their days – from photos of food and family members to political opinions – on popular social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Tumblr. All this data adds up over time, and the accumulated information allows both government and corporate entities to construct a highly detailed picture of what makes you, you.
Unless you're completely removed from the grid (and for those reading this article, the chances of that are slim), your life is an open book in this brave new world of total information. While a large portion of this data is public record, people also voluntarily post vast amounts of data about themselves to the Internet under the presumption that it will remain within their circle of 'friends' or followers.
However, according to Taha Yasseri, an Iranian computer scientist at the Oxford Internet Institute, social media is the perfect tool to monitor today's societies. "The transparency and easy use of social media has made it a very good tool for social activists. But this makes it a very good opportunity for authoritarian states to monitor, and eventually even to predict behavior." Corporations target Internet users to market goods and services more productively, while governments tune in to look for evidence of suspicious illegal activity. Some people may feel comfortable being monitored in this way, but for many, these actions go beyond courteous boundaries and begin to overstep the broader social contract.
The Long Arm of the Law
Local police departments track known criminals' activities. One of the first to do so was the Cincinnati, Ohio, Police Department. They were able to stop a massive gang-related brawl following comments on social media about the location of the event and identifying key players. Many police departments are using real-time, location-based social listening software, like Snaptrends, so that they can more effectively monitor what is happening in communities across the U.S.
Of course, the federal government also has interests in social media activity. The FBI has sought to buy the Geofeedia social media monitoring platform which lets them hone in on goings on in certain geographical locations. This platform also allows the FBI to insert comments into those feeds when they think it is useful. This document, from the U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance, further shows how the government contextualizes the use of social media tools in regards to mapping relationships, locating subjects, and proving or disproving alibis.
As some may already know, the Department of Homeland Security regularly monitors all conversations on social media for a list of keywords that they feel that terrorists may use. Recent activities have gone far beyond capturing terrorists, however, to watching the Black Lives Matter movement, a breast cancer fundraising walk, and the National Moment of Silence.
How Corporations Capture Data
As the number of digital devices connected to the "Internet of Things" continues to increase at an ever-expanding rate, the cloud is providing a mind-boggling array of opportunities for businesses to gain new competitive advantages. As information is harvested from our digital lives, it is utilized to reveal important correlations that then translate into a more efficient use of advertising dollars.
Inside 'Big Data' is a collection of tools and techniques that make it possible to examine data at any scale. The rise of 'smart home' security systems and sophisticated sensor technologies have created a microcosmic example of this phenomenon, in which your home preferences are directly used to enhance your comfort via the data collected on your daily comings and goings. The embedded intelligent database in these systems is capable of empowering real-time analytics to delegate real-world results.
Even with data coming from billions of connected devices, an enterprise-grade database at the corporate level can infer meaningful results. A popular program that many corporations use to monitor what people are saying about their products is Brandwatch, which helps corporations keep tabs on over 800 different Internet sites for mentions of their business. While some consumers are receptive to the thought of businesses offering personalized discounts, more than 75 percent are uncomfortable with the thought of them analyzing their social media posts to make recommendations based on "likes" or visual uploads like photos or video.
Chart Your Data Destiny
There are several steps that you can take to control who has access to what you post on the Internet. Start by creating a strong password and changing it often. If you have a school or work email address, avoid using those to sign up on social media, as they may appear on other pages and make it easier for someone to hack your account. Take control over your accounts to the best of your ability by monitoring what others are allowed to see. Install and keep antivirus and security software up to date on all your devices to protect them from malicious attacks which may make your information more vulnerable.
But even with all technological precautions in place, you still need to manage your online risks. Consider who you connect with carefully, as their unsavory online behaviors could implicate you as well. Also, keep in mind that the HR departments of companies are very interested in what you're posting too. If your friend was just fired, then you might want to avoid their social media sites because your employer may want to see who else might have been involved in an incident or just to learn who they may want to observe carefully at work. Keep in mind that you must not share corporate intellectual property online. Likewise, never assume that what you post online will not be read by your employer. Remember that whatever goes online is now out of your hands and therefore out of your control. Even in today's digital world, it's smart to keep some semblance of an analog persona intact.
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To hear 49ers quarterback
As long as the player is held to the same standard as his peers.
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"That's your job. That's your occupation."
Kaepernick was asked if Michael Sam, the Missouri All-American defensive lineman and NFL Draft prospect who came out publicly the week before, would be welcomed into San Francisco's locker room.
"Yes," the quarterback said of Sam, who will participate in this week's Scouting Combine in Indianapolis and could become the league's first publicly gay player ever.
For his part, Newton agreed with Kaepernick, his foe on the field and friend off of it.
PHOTOS: Kaepernick Hosts Award Show
"Colin said it best," Newton, who co-hosted the Cartoon Network's "Hall of Game" awards with Kaepernick on Monday night, told Steele. "We don't worry about each other outside of football. Of course we have, 'Are you OK, is there anything I can help you with?' but the main focus is, 'We're football players. We're here in this organization for one reason and one reason only, and if you're helping us to attain that winning success, then your personal life is your personal life.'"


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Parents of children at Westcliff Common Infants School near Southend have called for both the headteacher and Year 1 class teacher to resign after a new class pet rabbit turned out to have an enormous sex drive. According to people who have met 3-month-old Norman, his behaviour has been entirely unacceptable for a learning environment with children who are five and six years old – the school's management have already issued a letter of apology to all parents and an investigation is now underway with the local authority.
Outraged parent Dave Phalouse said: 'My daughter left school in floods of tears last week because Norman was rubbing himself awkwardly against the bars of his cage, and when they took him out during golden time he escaped and tried to get down and dirty with her Paw Patrol pencil case – we now have to replace the case and all of her stationery at a considerable cost to ourselves. She keeps asking me why he was behaving like that, and all I could think of saying at the time was that he has Rabbit epilepsy – now she is too scared to turn the lights off and on when she is in her classroom and this whole thing is turning into a great big ugly mess that the school could have avoided.'
Another parent, who doesn't want to be named, said: 'I had to speak to the class teacher about another matter, and when I walked into the room it was obvious that Norman was going through some sort of sexual awakening or something like that. He was laying on his back, propped up against the side of his cage, and he had everything on display and ready for action. Even the look in his cold dark eyes filled me with a chill as it was like he was just saying 'yeah, this is all me, come and get it sweetheart.' What on earth would have one of the children thought after seeing him like that? It's disgusting and heads should roll!'
The school's headteacher Dr Marvin Hemp spoke to Southend News Network's Chief Reporter earlier today. He said: 'While we can only apologise for any distress that has been caused by Norman, we have to stress that he is displaying natural rabbit behaviour. We have made some enquiries about getting him rehomed, but this prove to be rather difficult, and so we have taken the difficult decision to cancel our Summer Fair and use the funds to purchase a course of hormone adjustment therapy that will be carried out at a specialist facility in The Netherlands. We hope to have Norman back with us by the start of the Autumn Term.'


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Two die in fiery crash in Newton County; Second person identified.
Updated 8:38 am, Tuesday, January 21, 2014
UPDATE: The name of the second person who died in Saturdays crash has been released. They have been identified as 47 year old Larry Richard of Groves, Texas. Two were killed Saturday in a fiery traffic wreck in Newton County.Elisha Michelle Jordan, 45, of Kirbyville was pronounced dead at 12:42 p.m. by Justice of the Peace Dana Ashmore, according to a Department of Public Safety report.
Another person, whose identity was not released, also was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators were not able to identify the other deceased person right away because the vehicle was so badly burned.
Jordan was driving a 2006 Ford F-150, which collided with a 2011 Dodge pickup on Texas 62 about four miles north of Mauriceville just north of the Newton County line.
The driver of the Dodge was the other person killed in the wreck.
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The Missing: end the silence
31-12-2003 Film Ref. V-F-CR-F-00758-B
Through a series of emotive testimonials, this video explores the tragedy of people who remain unaccounted for as a result of armed conflict or internal violence and the anguish that this causes to their families. Intended to heighten awareness of the issue of The Missing, it also encourages action to be taken to resolve these problems and to guarantee the fundamental right of the families involved to know the fate of a missing relative.


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Wilhoite, whom the 49ers acquired via free agency in 2011, will compete to help fill the void left by inside linebacker
PHOTOS: 49ers Roster from No. 1 to 99
In his first full season on the team's roster in 2013, the United Football League product played in all 16 games, making two starts. He recorded a career-high 14 tackles while filling in for
Wilhoite, who told a Kansas radio station that he prefers doing Yoga during the offseason, is entering his third NFL season overall.


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Round-Trip Length: 13.26 miles (out-and-back)
Start Elevation: 8,796'
High Point: 10,867'
Elevation Gain: 2,071' (net gain 2,142')
Skill Level: Moderate
Trailhead Location Jasper Lake is accessed from Hessie Trailhead in the Indian Peaks Wilderness near Nederland, CO. From downtown Nederland, head south on Highway 72 for .5 miles to County Road 130 and turn right. You'll see a sign for Eldora Ski Resort at this junction. Continue on Highway 130 through the town of Eldora, just past which it becomes a dirt road (4 miles). 2WD drive conditions end 4.8 miles from the Highway 72 turnoff.
It was time to get out for another high alpine lake hike. I set my sights on Jasper Lake in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. The trail guide I looked at said it was 8.8 miles roundtrip for this hike. However, the guide I was referring to quoted mileage from the four-wheel drive parking area at the actual trailhead. Most people park at the two-wheel drive parking so this adds another 1 mile round trip to the hike. Because parking is so limited for the Hessie Trailhead, even though I arrived at the two-wheel drive parking area by 8:15am, it was not early enough on a Sunday morning to secure a parking spot. I had to park about 0.8 miles down the road from the two-wheel drive parking area and start my hike from there. This added an additional 1.6 miles to the hike. Add my exploration around the lake once I got there, and the 8.8 mile turned into a 13.26 mile hike! But, it was a very enjoyable hike.
I started from the car about 8:30am. After a little over 2 miles, I came to the turnoff for Jasper Lake.
After 2.7 miles I came to the Indian Peaks Wilderness boundary in an open meadow with beautiful views of the peaks to the west.
I saw some beautiful, huge Columbine flowers along the trail.
The trail climbed through the woods to the Devil's Thumb/Woodland Lake trail split at 3.5 miles. The actual trail sign did not mention Jasper Lake but someone wrote Jasper on the sign for those that were unsure which way to go.
Views of the surrounding peaks through the trees.
The views continued to improve as the trail climbed higher up the valley.
The higher I climbed, the more Indian Paintbrush I saw along the trail.
At a little over 5 miles, I came to the turn off for Diamond Lake). You can read about this hike here.
Nearing Jasper Lake, I came to a small pond which provided for some good reflection pictures.
Very near the lake, I came to a couple of good sized snowbanks still lingering from winter.
After nearly 6 miles, I arrived at Jasper Lake set in a beautiful area surrounded by peaks and forest.
The outlet of Jasper Lake.
I did a little exploring around the lake and sat for a while to take in the views while having lunch. I could have stayed longer, but after spending nearly an hour at the lake, I decided to head back down the trail.
More flowers along the trail.
A stream crossing further down the trail.
My route for the day:
I continued back to the car and headed home. Another beautiful day in the High Country. In the words of John Muir: "Oh, these vast, calm, measureless mountain days, inciting at once to work and rest! Days in whose light everything seems equally divine, opening a thousand windows to show us God. Nevermore, however weary, should one faint by the way who gains the blessings of one mountain day; whatever his fate, long life, short life, stormy or calm, he is rich forever."


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I just found your posting asking about a Mary Jane Matchett marrying a John Gilbert.
I am off of a family line with a Jane Matchett and a John Gilbert.The Jane Matchet and John Gilbert that I am off of had a bunch of children one of them was a Thomas Gilbert.However the date of birth that I have for Thomas Gilbert is:About 1874.But I thought he was born in Canada.
My John and Jane Gilbert were in England or Canada and then came to Wisconsin.They are buried in Wisconsin, in Brighton Marathon County, in a small cemetary, there is a small road that goes off of hyway 13, and the cemetary is just a little ways off the highway.The date of death that I have for John Gilbert is:November 14, 1896 and I have that Jane died: January 13, 1897.
Does any of this sound familar to you?
I hope we can match our lines up
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Dylan Bundy Elbow Pain: How Does This Affect Orioles Future Rotation Plans?April 24, 2013
Dr. James Andrews is one name fans never want to hear. And unfortunately for the Baltimore Orioles and their fans, top prospect Dylan Bundy met with the world-renowned surgeon on Tuesday to get a second opinion on soreness in his forearm and elbow.
A tweet from Eduardo A. Encina of the Baltimore Sun broke the story:
Eduardo A. Encina @EddieInTheYard
Dylan Bundy getting second opinion on forearm soreness after throwing off flat ground Monday, seeing Dr. James Andrews today. #Orioles
Bundy had an MRI performed roughly three weeks ago that revealed no structural damage. Still, the 20-year-old has yet to pitch since being reassigned to Double-A Bowie after an impressive spring training with the O's in Sarasota.
It seemed the Orioles were being just cautious and didn't want to rush things with their top prospect. However, the setback on Monday is a cause for concern.
A second MRI likely took place on Tuesday, however the results are still unknown. Regardless, it doesn't seem that Bundy will be in an Orioles uniform anytime in the near future.
Many thought that there was a chance that the Baseball America's No. 2 overall prospect could be in the Orioles' rotation by the All-Star break, if not earlier. But as of right now, seeing Bundy with the Orioles' at any point this season would be a sight for sore eyes.
If the follow up MRI reveals the unthinkable and 2011's No. 4 overall pick needs Tommy John surgery, all eyes would be on 2012's No. 4 overall pick, Kevin Gausman.
Currently, Gausman is going through some growing pains in Double-A Bowie. However, a good spring with the O's, along with a couple a solid starts so far in Bowie, continues to give hope to the Orioles and their fans.
A Bundy injury would also open up the door for other young prospects, including Zach Clark and Mike Wright. But Clark and Wright would have to improve on their current form, as both currently are carrying ERAs over 6.00.
Lesser known prospects, like Eddie Gamboa and Jake Pettit, both of whom are in Double-A, have a much better chance of seeing time in the majors later this season, especially if they continue to improve.
If the Orioles need a long-term starter anytime soon, they would likely rely on Zach Britton, or one of two veterans, Freddy Garcia and Jair Jurrjens. However, if GM Dan Duquette gets desperate, he could trade for a veteran, as they did in 2012 with Joe Saunders, using Jake Arrieta and the aforementioned Britton as trade bait.
But before everyone starts panicking, let's wait to see the results of the second MRI.
Orioles' Manger Buck Showalter is exuding calmness on the situation. Whether it be legitimate or a ploy to try and keep everyone else calm is unknown. But, according to Roch Kubatko of MASN, on Tuesday Showalter told reports the following:
He wanted to get a second opinion just to be sure because he hoped it would resolve quicker than this. He threw at 90 feet yesterday and felt it somewhat, from what I understand. I don't have all the information. I'm just going by what the report says, clinically speaking, the way they talk. But I haven't heard anything that would make me think anything differently. When Dr. Andrews weighs back in, I'll tell you that, just like I get the report and I tell you all. I'm not going to hide something or disguise it because sooner or later that stuff comes out.
The way it's described to me is flexor mass. They took an MRI and the elbow looked good. That was why maybe I don't, at this point, feel anything differently yet. I haven't had anything told to me that anything's different.
Hopefully, it's nothing major and Bundy will be back pitching pain-free in no time.
If worse comes to worst, the 20-year-old phenom will be shutdown for a year recovering from Tommy John surgery.
Either way, it's not the end of the world. Many of pitchers have recovered nicely from Tommy John surgery, including Stephen Strasburg.
Still, if major surgery of any kind can be avoided, it would be a cause for celebration.
*update* - Dylan Bundy has yet to meet with Dr. Andrews. His appointment is for Monday according to Roch Kubatko of MASN.


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An established social services organization and a new grassroots group have stepped forward to offer proposals for running a help center to aid homeless people and others in need in Ashland.
An established social services organization and a new grassroots group have stepped forward to offer proposals for running a help center to aid homeless people and others in need in Ashland.
The city of Ashland sought the proposals for a help center, with applications due last week.
ACCESS — a Medford-based organization established in 1976 that partners with a host of other groups to help homeless and low income people — submitted a detailed proposal, as did Options for Homeless Residents of Ashland, which formed in June 2012.
The Ashland City Council will review the pair of proposals during a study session on June 17.
The council could make a decision on whether to accept a proposal during its regular meeting on June 18, said City Administrator Dave Kanner.
In late 2012, when the city first put out a request for help center proposals, no social service groups submitted plans, despite the city's offer of $100,000 spread over two years.
At that time, groups cited the high cost of running a center and a lack of flexibility on the city's part in how to use the money. The funding was to be used only for building costs.
This spring, the city again sought proposals, but offered groups flexibility on how to best use the funding.
City Councilors also said services would not have to be offered from a single, fixed location.
ACCESS would prioritize helping homeless people get housed and has a number of programs and partnerships to accomplish that. Its goal would be to house 10 households in the first year, according to the group's proposal.
ACCESS is proposing to offer basic services to homeless residents with its Mobile HELP Connection vehicle, which has a built-in generator.
Blankets, bus passes, gas cards, food, mail and other items could be distributed, and the vehicle is also capable of charging cell phones and computers.
Laundry facilities and showers would not be available, but ACCESS could distribute tokens to a laundromat business.
Providing showers would be more challenging. ACCESS could use donated space, or buy a mobile shower unit that could be towed behind a truck.
The services ACCESS envisions providing would cost an estimated $143,577 for one year. The organization would view the services as a one-year experiment, with plans for a second year contingent on meeting baseline goals, according to its application.
Some services could be cut out to save money. The cost for a mobile shower unit, for example, would be $39,400.
In a cover letter for the application, ACCESS Executive Director Jackie Schad said Ashland faces challenging issues and ACCESS does not believe that it has all the solutions.
"We do have a commitment to serving low-income residents, a strong record of collaborative partnerships and a willingness to experiment with new solutions," Schad said in the letter.
For its part, Options for Homeless Residents of Ashland, also known as OHRA, stuck with the idea of providing services out of a fixed space rather than through a mobile vehicle. The group would like to find space in a building zoned for commercial space, according to its application.
OHRA envisions providing showers, mail service, telephone and Internet access, laundry services, storage space, food, blankets, hygiene supplies and outdoor supplies.
Like ACCESS, OHRA would also refer homeless people and others in need to existing groups and agencies that provide various services and aid.
Running the help center would cost $55,660 in the first year, according to OHRA.
That would cover a part-time paid center manager, rent, utilities, an on-demand hot water heater, shower construction, insurance, equipment and supplies, according to OHRA's application.
OHRA's board is made up of local professionals and others with track records of volunteerism in social services.
OHRA submitted letters of support for its help center proposal from local churches, Peace House, Rogue Valley Council of Governments Senior and Disability Services, the Jackson County Housing Authority, Oregon Department of Human Services Self Sufficiency Services, Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Southern Oregon and many other organizations and individuals.
OHRA has worked with local faith groups and the city to provide rotating overnight shelter for homeless people in churches and a city building.
Staff reporter Vickie Aldous can be reached at 541-479-8199 or email@example.com.


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' The Salt XiAKB Trci jTtntb: 'moxday Mobxestg, Ja:ntjary 11, 1904. 0 H
41i" TABLE AND KITCHENf
7 - :
iU0 articles cn the necessarily ab
liff topic of food arc carefully pre
3 and based or. knowledge of chem
nfl applied to cooklnj; nnd prncllc.il
mation derived from actual expert
Conducted hy I-lda Ames Willis,
ueUe building, Chicago, to whom all
iriec should be addressed. All rights
vert b. Banning Co.-, Chicago. Hefo
menus for three dnys:
Bananas. -Cream.
Grilled Bacon. aji
:whcat Cake?6ofrep - Hohey.
;r Croquettes. Celery.
Brown Bread. . Cocoa.
Cream of Potato Soup.
) Fricassee. Sweet Potatoes.
Little Carrots. Vinaigrette.
Tomato Jelly Salad.
Jellied App,e-oa-(;e Cream.
Cereal. Cream,
rd Liver. Stewed Potatoes.
Hot Rolls Coffee,
caronl Croquettes. Tomato Sauce. I
Fig Sandwiches,
d VcnIsonCsleak P' Currant Jelly
' Sueootn,h.
-clerv, Apple and Orange Salad.
Vpple Snow. Coffee.
Baked Apples,
n Baked Bean Brown Bread.
Lamb's Liver a la Terrapin. .
Stuffed Potntoer.
nncd Fruit. Coffee Cake,
lied Turkey01, SU Celery Sauce.
;d Potatoes Cauliflower.
Orange and Chcftnut Salad.
:i,ecse. Wafers.
ur of the. Nut Makes Most De
licious Griddle Cakes.
:Is plant is not a grass and. properly
tklng, docs not belong to the cereals
.11, but to the natural order of Polygo
ene, which includes dock, sorrel nnd
tmrb. It is probably a native of west
Asia or Russia. In the latter country
seeds arc usrd "in form of groats,
:lcularly by the soldiery, and are
ced with butter and oil."
temperate climates it Is largely
fvn for Its starchy seeds, which resem
th grain of grasses in composition,
ig about cciual in nutritive value to
ct. For this reason and because it is
1 In breads it Ip. for convenience.
ted with the cerealK
the millet and sorghum eccds of in
lt ha? Its strong food allies of similar
In, but among these It stands alone
Bi6ls. use as a humnn food by the Euro
i civilized races
tc name is derived from the German
tweltzcn. beech wheut or nut. from
"three-sided angular shape of the
li. In France It Is known as sarnzaln
in nolt. It was brought to England
2W year? ago. and to North Amer
by the early Dutch settlers, and from
h we have learned to bake It Into
j. The grain was common In Ger
ly In the fifteenth century and Is cat
ucd In many old books in the six
th. DIFFERENT SPECIES,
lere are three varieties of the plant
Ivated. the common, the tartnrlan and
notchsed. The second of these, the
artan, came from Siberia about fifty
s ago. It was there discovered by
mists in the early part of tho century,
i said of It that In Its nntlvo country It
s itself for five years.
.Britain the buckwheat is an easily
Ivated annual, being grown there
By for feeding poultry and game, es
ally pheasants. Hence. It Is said, the
in ot tho peculiar cry of tho guinea
I "buckwheat"
variety called Saraccnlum. a showy
mceojs plant was introduced into
nee na an ornamental garden plant at
it tho same time the Siberian came to
ope the latter was called anracean
ct. It grew to the height of about six
. T-Iils variety was also called halcus,
was cultivated In Italy. Tt was found
labylon by Herodotus and Its culllva
aiid ll curious qualities are men
eft by naturalists from time to time
: since
io seed of the buckwheat Is inclosed
a. husk containing much Indigestible
Jlose, When this husk, amounting to
nt M per omiL Is removed the rich
of the seeds is by no means low in
ritivo value, but stands midway In
respect between wheat on one hand
rice on the other. The great prc
aeranoo of carbohydrates In all cereals
catea that they should not be eaten
ic, but with other foods richer In fat
proteld. Instinctively wo havo
ncd this fact and remedy the defl
cy by spearing r generous supply of
tor over our buckwheat cakes and eat-;
them with maple syrup, honey or'
awe. Buckwheat cakes are rendered
e wholesome by the ndditlon of from
third to one-half their volume, of
ded corn meal. Thoy arc sweeter,
n. tender and bake a nicer, moro even
tic character of its albuminoids, mostly
ible. and Its richness In heat and forcc
Juclng elements, make It available for
Jd and cake-making.
ie flour of buckwheat compares un
stably with thRt of wheat, owing to
pendency in gluten, but a fairly nu
idus bread Is made nnd largely con
ied in Brlttnlny. The bread, like our
e. is greatly relished by those who
accustomed to Its peculiar taste,
ackwheat cakes arc very popular in
land, and in this country buckwheat
ays means griddle cakes and In nome
:ions "sasago gravy." To tho pecu
and characteristic flavor of this so
ed cereal la due tho traditional value
no buckwheat cake, which Ik tho popu
ravorlte of the griddle-cako season. A
on-pure buckwheat cake may be re
ded in tho light of a. luxury In this
tury a fact apparently not verified, by
hotel nnd restaurant menus. The dif
Hles and objections to raining It, with
Peculiar and difficult milling qualities,
e generally Riven the flour a relatively
n price In the market, especially for
Pure article,
no annual production of tho United
v?Jft 8a,J to be In the neighborhood
Z.OOO.MO husholB. the StnteK of New
k and Pennsylvania contributing
here are Rome persons who flud that
kwheat docs not agre with them, Its
causing an eruption of the skin called
tnorua. an aliment causing much dis
tort because of the constant Itching
i Irritation. In nil probability the oc
'atltm of tho Individual so afflicted la
a that thlfi cIbhh of food must be par
on o.f sparingly or not at nil: or, on the.
Mr hand, their physical condition may
oiop the annoyance.
; possible, loo. that the buckwheat
r may contain rye and gritty matter.
" tho addition of cornmenl, which
Previous scalding is not puffj
"y well cooked, in cake baking makes
th cakes verv hard to digest for most
people. When th yeast batter for buck
wheat cakas is left to' stand owr night,
be careful that it is perfectly sweet when
ready to bake.
If one feels any doubt as to the wholo
scmeneas of pure buckwheat flour a vldlt
to the "land of buckwheat cakes and
nony" among the Pennsylvania Dutch
will dlspol tho uncrta!iuv In their minds,
at least .is regard thli people.
Among the houhold redoes there ar
mHtiy for buekwlu-at cakes cherished with
thf- family traditions.
ffti'es ina-le of nure buckwheat are best,
but as snnv do mJ like the dipilnct nav6r
of buckwheat, we will give several' varle
Ues of recljiT. ' '.'
M'ako one pint of warnvstyeot milk; one
writ of wirni water, one cup of veaat.
two teaspoons of suit and rtv cuns of
buckwheat nour. 7ut half of the liquid
in a sto!i crock and gradually plfc rNud
bf-ai ir the. ntur. and cbntiuue to' bout
luiiil amoolli; thn add remainder of milk
and ,wY.ttr. the jUt, sind lastly the yeast,
being ar'f: to have the mill: lukewurm.
Two, lublcpnona of .sugar mav' be used.
Set whore the lwvfior will not chill until
morning, but inuft not be too warm or
It wlllv yo:u Soda Is us'il to correct the
aCldlly when the batter i.s soured.
PLAIN BUCKWHEAT f'AKKS.
Take one quart of buckwheat flour, one
teaspoon ( salt, one ncant cui, of corn
njea!. srahleii with a little boiling water,
two teaspoons of brown sugar or la littlo
buttermilk to make them brown nicely;
hiilf a r-nVe n. yent dissolved in half a
cup of lukewarm water and one quart of
warm water. Mix all together, adding
'east to lukewnrm batter and beatfr.g
hard for five minutes. Then cover and
set In a warm place to raise overnight.
A deep ston-waro crock with a wide top
Is best for the .vjmnge rover l with a
saucer. The cornmenl may he left out.
but it contain, the additional fat required
nnd makes the cakes brown more quickly.
Do not use molnHRea for this pi:noc; it
will make the cakes tough and Icfb dl-
CfGtlhle. If llinrn Is n uncnlr-lini nniv ftf
sourness in the matter in tho morning ust
a pinch of soda. Soda always removes
the peculiar taste of the buckwheat end
makes them tint ami insipid, nnd is there
fcro to be avoided by those who like the
buckwheat flavor.
Take one quart of buckwheat flour, one
pint of rornmral. one cup it Graham
flour, hall a cup of yeast, ohe teaspoon of
sail, a pinch of soda and lukewarm wotpr
enough to make a pretty stiff dough. Stir
the salt Into the flour and meal and make
into a .stlft' batter, adding the yeast wlille.
mixtnre is lukewarm. Cover and set to
Hfc In ;t warm place overnight. If too
thick in tho morning add lukewnrm water
enough to make It of right consistency,
and let It stand a few minutes before bak
ing. Add a pinch of soda .if the batter
.seems to be slightly sour. Bake on a
weil-grciised hot griddle and serve very
One authority tells us not to eat buck
wheat cukes singly, but to serve In layers
of four at least, each one .generously but
tered and maple syrup or honey poured
over the top.
AVol half a cup of yellow cornmenl with
a little cold water nbout noon and then
stir In a quart of freshly boiled water and
stir and cook until It forms a thin gruel.
I-ot It cool and add a teaspoon of salt,
half a cup of good liquid cast or half a
cake of compressed yeast dissolved in a
little lukewarm water, half a cup of wheat
flour and three cups of buckwheat flour.
Beat vigorously and thoroughly, cover
nnd set to rise In a cool place Until mom
irg, if for brenkfast. Thin the batter be
fore baking If too thick, using a little
warm water. Add half a teaspoon of bak
ing sodn Just before baking.
Tako a pint of purn buckwheat flour,
half a pint of whole wheat or Graham
flour, half a teaspoon of salt, two tea
spoons of baking powder. Sift all to
gether until well mixed. Then add enough
sweet milk to make a smooth, thin batter
and bake.
Z. C. M. I. Shirt "Waists.
J1.50. $2.00 and $2.50 Waists,
Your choice for 75 cents.
See large ad. In this paper.
Big piano sale on, Daynes Music Co.,
74 Main.
Incoming Uners Hoport Terrific
"Weather in Crossing the At
lantic Ocean.
New York, Jan. 10. The American
line steamer New York, which ar
rived today from Southampton, was
closely followed by the French line
steamer La Savole. ten minutes being
the difference in. time of arrival at
tho lightship, Both steamers encoun
tered terrific gales and seas.
The New York had a particularly
severe gale from the north-nortlnvcst,
with violent aiualls and high head seas
on "Wednesday. January 6th. The ship
had slowed down in the gale to se
cure some gear, when an enormous sea
curled over the bow and swept over
board F. Comullgch, a seaman. A life
buoy was sent after him, and almost
instantly Second Officer Keys, taking
a turn about his body with a ilne,
Jumped into the after the sea
man, who had In tho meantime se
cured a hold on tho buoy. Before the
second officer could get to the unfor
tunate man Comullsch lost his grasp
on the buoy and . disappeared. The
second officer was then hauled on
board. The Now York brought f 1,045,
000 In specie.
La Savole also caught the gale of the
6th. At 11 o'clock p. m. a huge, rolling
wave, of tremendous height swept over
the bow, dashed aft with tremendous
force, smashed in the forward bulk
head of the sraokln-room under the
bridge and flooded that compartment.
No one was hurt
Among the passengers of La Savole
was Santoo-Dumont. the aeronaut. He
says he came here to complete ar
rangements for his forthcoming ex
periment with a dirigible balloon at
the St. Louis exposition.
Music in Catholic Churches.
Rome, Jan. 10. The Osscryatore Ro
mnno. the Vatican organ, publishes a
note by Cardinal Crctonl. In which he
sends to the Catholic churches throughout
tho world regarding sacred music. The
churches are allowed to use their present
music until it is possible to substitute tho
Gregorian chant.
Don't Worry.
This is easier said that done, yet it
may be of some help to consider the
matter. If the cause la something over
which you have no control it Is obvious
that worrying will not help the matter
In the least. On the other- hand, if
within your control you have only to
uOt "When you have a cold and fear
an attack of pneumonia, buy a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Ttemedy and
use It judiciously and all curse for
worry as to the outcome will quickly
diwppcar. There is no dnngcr of pneu
monia when It Is used. For sale by all
, The Tribune's Daily Fashion Hint.
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nx- mm MBmi si
mm-Prvl pit
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Squirrel coat with velvet sleeves, laco and sable stol, La Mode Pratique.
Clarence S. Bement of Newport News,
for San Francisco, Destroyed i
in Mid-Ocean.
Ixtndon, Jan. 10. Advices to Lloyds
from Fort Stanley, Falkland Islands, state
that the captain and crew of the American
shlj) Clarence S. Bement. whicli Balled
from Philadelphia August 10 and Newport
News September 22nd last, bound for San
Francisco, have arrived there and report
that their vessel was burned at sea. There
were no fatalities.
The Clarence S. Bement was a three
masted Iron ship of 1727 tonn net. She was
built at Philadelphia in 1SS-I and carried a
crew of aboutftwcnt-nvo men. Tho ves
sel hailed from San Francisco and was
conmanded by Capt. Grant. G. W. Hume
of San Francisco was the owner.
Report That Pope Had Forbidden
"Women to Wear Low-Cut Dresses
Is Erroneous.
Rome, Jan. 10. Martins D'Antas, Portu
guese Embassador to tho Vatican and
dean of the diplomatic corps, says that
the report that Pope Plus has charged him
to forbid womon to wear decollete gowns
nt receptions which are attended by car
dinal and other prolntes in erroneous
Embassador D'Antas says that ho last
saw the Pope on December 27th, when he
called to pay his holiday greetings, and
that his Holiness, without giving injunc
tions or even recommendations, and more
as a Joke than otherwise, said It was de
sirable that the gowns of the women
should bo somewhat 1 lgh cul.
Postofflce Employees Barred From
Aiding in Contest for Most
Popular Employee.
Washington. Jan. 10. The Postofflce
department has issued Instructions to
tho postmaster of Boston prohibiting
postal employees from soliciting; votes
lh a competition. A contest has been
started there by a newspaper to de
termine the most popular postal em
ployee by the largest number ,of votes,
A regulation forbids employees from
soliciting votes In such contests. This
regulation applies to the entire postal
Gelling up at nihl, too frequent urina
tion during the day aro cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
Don't Miss an Opportunity
to get $5.00. ?4.00 or $3.00 Hats for ?L00.
. Eluo Point Porfecto,
Utah'e Favorite Cigar.
Not bow cheap but how good.
The Grass Crock Coal company nt
Coalville, .Utah, Is. advertising or .coal
Other Members of Dreibund to Ob
serve Siniilnr Attitude' in Event
of War in Orient.
London. Jan. 10. It Is learned by the
Associated Press on tho highest author
ity that it has been decided, in the event
of war between Russia and Japan, that
Germany will maintain a strict neutral
ity and that other members of the Drei
bund will observe a similar attitude.
The importance of this decision,
which the Associated Press understands
will almost immediately be announced
In some ofllcinl manner in Berlin, can
not be easily overestimated. It will in
a measure insure that hostilities will
be confined to tho two powers con
cerned, and it will be certain to give a
great stimulus to the efforts which
Franco nnd Great Britain are making
In St. Petersburg nnd Toklo respective
ly In favor of pence.
I I THo "World's Best j
M In no other cut glass Is found anch ll
R crystal clearness, perfection of cut. Ifl
8 tins:, beauty of desijra and brilliance. ID
S Exolunlvo Agcnta ror Salt Lake. I
B3 FRANCIS. Mr, s. Main St. I H
I i
J Most of
I Oor Good . ( '
1 Customers
i THERE ARE TWO KINDS, WE
i ALWAYS BUY JUST ONE
R IvNOWS NOW WHERE THE
Where tho
Cars Stop.
-h FOR FEBRUARY IS NOW ON SALE I
I I OSBORN is a creator of styles for tho best dressed t -T-?:rr. "
jl VS social circle in the world. In her letter this month she 4s'f!&ffe& I 1
AVJL tells about the 1830 skirt. This is the first comprehen-. 'Pm& H
1 r sive and intelligent description of its cut, hang and length.
I f Mrs. Osborn knows these things because she herself is a mem- fev'r'"fe
j t ber of the smart set and their 'smartest dressmaker. S'S ' $fit ' 1
k In addition to what, she says are the seventy new fashion sug- -'b't
I I gcslions of our own designers. With The Delineator as a guide, ' M ' 1
1 1 you can go to your own dress"- 1
H W2 " makerandgetareallysmartgo, ''vJr, H
1 1 Dar attenu'on lo tlle smple and easy suggestions' of Doctor 1 H
11 fimSmwk Grace pcckham Murray 11 make 8 I
I flM very Woman More Beautiful , I
II WfW In these papers, entitled "The Fountain of Youth," now running I ' H
H Tr 10 The.DcIineator'Dl-Mur''ay tells just what to do to make 1
1 v Ijfe your aIr glossy' yur sin soft' vour teetn wtc- yur eyes 1 IH
! clear and your hands beautiful. I
jl The Greatest Music in the World j,'. I I
J a is heard in the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. No I
woman, who cares .for grand opera and great singers,' can fail I
S to be moved by the stories of their home lives in the Prima SMf'MMl l H
j Donna Series. Calve s story is told with rare sympathy and fMM I
( f knowledge in the February number. JC'Sfell ' E 1
S t In addition lo these three special features there is something for l'i V; ' -
t. every department of the home and of woman's life. The Delineator
Iclls : How to make home homelike; How to solve kitchen problems . vsS2'2""
t and prepare dainty dishes; How to arrange your dining-room, decorate J
Ep your table and sen-c your dinner; How to make all the rooms of your house artistic without great expense; '
How to do all sorts of needlework and fancy-work; How lo train and develop your children; How to j
I amuse and cultivate your mind.
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F. AUERBACH & BRO., Agents, Salt Lake City.
I Our Big Annual Clothing Sale for one one week will 1 H
commence this year on Monday morning, Jan 18th, H
at 8cIocfc J
25 per cent, discount on all children's Clothing during this sale, I
Ught, Delicate, Exquisite. "
I If The Highest Grade of Candy
vZ That Can Be Produced.
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Mandriva S.A., the company behind the Mandriva Linux distribution, has been given a temporary reprieve from fiscal collapse, following a shareholder skirmish that has left the ultimate fate of the Linux vendor still in doubt.
COO Jean-Manuel Croset made a brief statement in a blog post yesterday indicating that even though the funds from the minority stakeholders from Russia had not been received, Mandriva had found financial assistance from the Paris Region Economic Development agency that would carry the company through until mid-February.
This will not make me popular, but I seriously think it's time for Mandriva to start to wrap up it's affairs and close up shop.
The reason is pretty straightforward: [3]


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Ask a Law Question, Get an Answer ASAP!
Hello my name is Alex and I will help you with this. Please note that I am a working Solicitor and may be on and offline as I have to attend Court and meet with clients, even at weekends. As such you may not get an instant response when you reply, but rest assured I will be giving your question my immediate attention upon return You do not need to wait here as you will get an email when I reply.
What is it you would like to know about this please?
i''m at fault or should the shop manager have told me that the ceiling was asbestos as i told her be for hand what work i was carrying out i have since told there was an asbestos register in the shop. the shop manager even helped me remove goods from
the shelves so that i could take the boards down .should they have some critireia in place to in form workers as its me that has been exposed
after the board came down it broke and i told the manager that i would return with a new piece size {24inch square }
when i left it was reported by some some body {not sure who} and they got in touch with an asbestos removal company and they came out and removed any little amounts left which was all done and dusted within two hours i have now been told i will have foot the bill .
also what will be the likely outcome with the h s e , right now i do not no which way to turn i have been told that shop should have informed me that asbestos was present
i look forward to your reply
When you say the manger - do you mean you were employed by the Company to take it down?


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Ahh yes, we have all received e-mails from SEO companies promising the world for $199/month! Unfortunately there are more unethical SEO companies out there than ones you can trust. So if you are a business or organization looking for a reputable firm to hire, how do you know what to look for? or more importantly what NOT to look for?
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New York Knicks vs. Philadelphia 76ers: Live Score and AnalysisMarch 21, 2014
The New York Knicks (29-40) defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 93-92 on Friday night to capture an eighth straight victory. The Sixers (15-54) have now lost 23 games in a row and tied the second-longest losing streak in NBA history.
After leading by 17 points with five minutes remaining, the Knicks decided to pull their starters, which led to a 16-1 Sixers run. However, Philadelphia came up empty on a potential go-ahead possession with under 15 seconds left before Michael Carter-Williams missed a game-tying three-pointer as time expired.
Amar'e Stoudemire led the Knicks with 22 points on 10-of-15 shooting and 10 rebounds while Carmelo Anthony added 21 points, eight rebounds and five assists in 35 minutes.
Tyson Chandler also recorded a double-double, compiling 17 points and 10 rebounds (four offensive) while dishing out two assists and blocking a shot.
As a team, the Knicks shot a woeful 7-of-29 from the three-point line. J.R. Smith accounted for seven of those misses and only two makes on a night when he recorded a meager six points on 2-of-10 shooting.
Carter-Williams led the Sixers with 22 points, 13 rebounds, nine assists and two steals while Thaddeus Young chipped in 21 points on a lousy 6-of-21 shooting (3-of-9 from three). He also grabbed seven rebounds and recorded a game-high four steals in the loss.
Henry Sims looked particularly strong, though, scoring 16 points while pulling down a career-high 13 rebounds (eight offensive).
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Chicago company purchases Michigan Orthopedic Center for $14.8M, eyes further Ann Arbor expansion
Courtesy HSA PrimeCare
Health care real estate firm HSA PrimeCare has purchased the Michigan Orthopedic Center in Superior Township for $14.8M and the company aims to further expand its footprint in the Ann Arbor area.
HSA PrimeCare is the national health care real estate division of the Chicago-based HSA Commercial Real Estate.
The firm purchased the 86,125-square-foot property from the Michigan Orthopedic Center Properties, a partnership of local medical practitioners.
The building's assessed value in the 2012 tax year was $4.38 million, making its estimated market value about double that.
HSA PrimeCare partnered with Boler Properties on the acquisition, which was represented by Greg French, of French Commercial Realty. The deal closed Dec. 31.
The center is located at 5315 Elliot Dr. in Superior Township and is situated within the 340-acre St. Joseph Mercy Health System property.
Jon Boley, HSA vice president of acquisitions, said the company is looking to expand its portfolio in Michigan and specifically the Ann Arbor area.
"We're focused pretty much on the Midwest and this is our first purchase in Michigan," Boley said. "We were attracted to this because of the strength of the healthcare system. This is a very strong hospital and we're looking to grow our footprint in Michigan."
"We're continuing to look for acquisition opportunities in Michigan and we're looking where there's a hospital presence in the building."
Boley said the Ann Arbor area market is attractive because of the various health systems, which have created thousands of jobs. The company also looks at the surrounding universities and their strength in research, he said.
"We like the Ann Arbor market as a diverse employment base and had pretty good job growth and that's projected to continue based on a University of Michigan study," Boley said. "There's some really strong universities in the area, too."
St. Joseph Mercy occupies about 25 percent of the building, with the remainder occupied by orthopedic specialists. The building is currently 98 percent leased; HSA is looking for tenants to fill up the remaining space.
"The building right now is mostly occupied so there is some rollover coming up in the next year or so and we would lease that to physicians in the area and typically they would be on staff at St. Joseph," Boley said.
Boley said the previous owners decided to sell the property because some of them were nearing retirement.
"Some of them are getting older and were looking to cash out and just sell the building," he said.
HSA Commercial Real Estate is a full-service real estate firm that has developed and acquired more than 50 million square feet of commercial real estate across the United States. With total assets in excess of $2.5 billion, the company has represented owners and tenants in more than 10,000 transactions.
Katrease Stafford covers Ypsilanti for AnnArbor.com.Reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com or 734-623-2548 and follow her on twitter.


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Matthew Weiss, vice president at Weiss Realty arranged the deal and represented both the landlord, Bren-Cris Inc., and the tenant.
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Skip to comments.Chris Christie is rolling to re-election and building big momentum for a 2016 White House run
Posted on 08/28/2013 10:04:43 AM PDT by COBOL2Java
With three months to go before he faces voters in his quest for another term as governor, the rotund Republican looks poised to run away with a double-digit victory that could build momentum for a 2016 presidential bid.
It is vital for Gov. Christie to run up a big margin in order to make his story work, said Charlie Gerow, an American Conservative Union member and CEO of Pennsylvania-based Quantum Communications. Without a big margin, the story is far less powerful. But if he is successful, the story for Chris Christie is, I am a Republican that not only can win in a very blue state, but I am able to win convincingly and handily in a very blue state.
New Jersey last went for a Republican presidential candidate in 1988. Since then, no Republican has won 50 percent of the vote in a statewide election, not even Mr. Christie, who was elected governor in 2009 with 49 percent of the vote.
If he has big numbers, Republican leaders from around the country will have to look and say, What he does works electorally, Mr. Gerow said.
Others say Mr. Christie doesnt even have to win big; simply winning is good enough.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
Dream on, Christie. Dream on.
I'll be voting 'Rat just to kick the stool out from under the tool.....
Christie has no chance. None. Zero. Zip. Nada.
He'd have a better chance running as a Democrat, but Hillary is next in line on that side of the ballot.
I won't vote for Christie!
I'm sure the democrat underground groups will be actively supporting third party candidates from the "constitutional" party or libertarian party just to get a lose-lose candidate to run against....its the rat way and so many "conservatives" fall for it every stinking time...
Is it possible that the two apparent puns in the headline were intentional jabs at Christycream's girth? ROLLING toward reelection and GAINING MOMENTUM? Naaah!
Uh, that's called 'gravity'...............
Unless the GOP nominates someone who's serious about reversing the slide to socialism this country is currently on I'm out.
I'm tired of being the straight guy in this two card monte scam anymore.
Nice, dedicated job there, governor.
It says volumes for the GOP when the only route to winning the White House is nominating Chris Christie, then hoping against hope the dems nominate Biden the Slow. The GOP's "strongest" vs the dems' weakest.
Christie isn't going to make it through a presidential primary....
He is more liberal than Jon Huntsman. He will fail, and I will be surprised if he doesn't realize that fact and just choose not to enter Presidential politics.
I don't think he is an ignorant man, don't get me wrong.
American =/= New Jersey. He doesn't stand a chance of even being nominated, let alone getting a base out there to elect him against Hillary.
I'd be real interested, for a change, to hear what Mutt Romney would have to say in the event Krispy is nominated.
"Tubs" would be better off just changing over to the communist party that he has so aptly served so far. I held my nose for Romney, but this communist fat bassturd is beyond nose-holding.
p = mv
As you can easily see, momentum is directly proportional to mass.
The only thing big he can raise is the surf when he jumps into the ocean at the Jersey Shore.
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December 19, 2001: Letters
Letter Box Online
PAW welcomes letters. We may edit them for length, accuracy, clarity, and civility. Our address: Princeton Alumni Weekly, 194 Nassau St., Suite 38, Princeton, NJ 08542 (email@example.com).
On my discharge from the Navy at the end of World War II, I returned to Princeton and enrolled in the basic philosophy course taught by Walter Stace. Professor Stace had been a British civil servant. His last post was that of governor general of what was then known as Ceylon.
As I recall, about midway in the fall term, Professor Stace one day came to class and began to discuss the founding of Israel in terms of political morality. He said that the justifications for a political state Jewish settlers would make orange trees bloom in the desert; God in the Old Testament had promised the land belonging to the Palestinians for so many years to the descendants of Abraham; the Balfour Declaration in 1917 recognized the Zionist claims to establish an independent Israeli state in Palestine; and the recognition and acceptance of the situation created by the acts of Israeli terrorists and activists in Palestine did not excuse the basic immorality of our actions. It was wrong for the U.S. and England to use their immense power against the Palestinians by aiding and abetting in their expulsion from lands they have owned for many generations. He said that the moral thing for the U.S. and England would be to accept the displaced Jews from Europe into the U.S. and England. He said that it was simply easier and more palatable to us to use our might to create a state for the displaced Jews in derogation of the rights of the Palestinians.
He then went on to predict that the fallout from the establishment of Israel would have consequences that would be paid for by my generation and future generations. He said that the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine would unite the entire Muslim world against us, and he predicted that the Muslim world would inevitably coalesce and fight to try to right the wrongs now being done to their coreligionists, the Palestinians. He also mentioned the fact that Muslims controlled vast reserves of petroleum. He told us we could no longer view the Arabs as nothing but simple nomads in pajamas and bathrobes riding camels around in the desert.
As I watched with horror the events of September 11, the memory of Professor Staces prophetic words sent anew a chill that will haunt me for the rest of my life.
William Prickett 47
The Wall Street Journal recently described most effectively the disdain with which the Ivy League schools view the ROTC program, Princeton and Cornell excepted. The terrorist tragedies of September give poignant proof of how short-sighted and unwise this policy is.
In World War II, Princeton provided, literally, hundreds of ROTC officers who fought and led with distinction. In our Class of 1942 War Book there are no fewer than 86 stories about our ROTC officers who served America well, some also serving in Korea, even Vietnam.
On behalf of the Class of 1942, I would like to give copies of our book to the two ROTC graduates of the Class of 2001, Lieutenants Geoffrey F. Gasperini and Matthew Scherrer. Please send your current addresses to: Princeton 42 Book, 9 Baynard Peninsula, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928. You two are truly In the nations service!
John Farrington 42
The following is a copy of a letter sent to President Tilghman:
I read with great interest your installation address, The Role of the Academy in Times of Crisis, and your call for students to develop expertise in public service by developing a strong sense of civic responsibility, including challenging prevailing orthodoxies and a departure from the status quo.
One campus orthodoxy that needs to be challenged and changed from the status quo is a disdain for the military by students and faculty at Ivy League universities. Banning ROTC, banning on-campus military recruiters, and bashing the FBI and the CIA for their clandestine activities that root out terrorists is a mind-set left over from the Vietnam War and the campus fight for gays in the military.
At Harvard, only 69 percent of students were in favor of a military retaliation against those who destroyed the World Trade Center and damaged the Pentagon. This is totally out of touch with the rest of the country. According to campus newspaper surveys, only 38 percent of students said they would be willing to take part in military action themselves. The elitist and privileged attitude that military service, fire protection, and police work may be necessary but are somehow beneath the dignity and sensitivity of Ivy League students is wrong and needs to be addressed by your administration.
Please exert your moral leadership and influence to restore the time-honored values of duty, honor, and country to our young people. Princeton needs to actively promote honorable careers in the military, a more clandestine CIA, and a besieged FBI fighting terrorists. Too often, todays students think patriotism means flying a flag, forwarding a few e-mails about candlelight vigils, and worrying whether God Bless America should be sung in our public schools.
At the very least, Princeton needs to actively promote its ROTC leadership program.
It is very important for a new Princeton president to step forward with a focused agenda that helps this generation of students understand more clearly that freedom has to be won on the battlefields of life, both militarily and diplomatically, and to prepare young minds for both of these types of conflicts. Only by restoring this balance can Princeton truly claim its proper role of Princeton in the nations service.
Robert C. Hazard, Jr. 56
Please excuse my late response to an earlier letter by Stephen Dartt 72 questioning Princetons choice of Shirley Tilghman as its 19th president. Unlike many alumni of my era I do know Shirley Tilghman as a fellow molecular biologist and colleague. My response to Stephen Dartt is based upon that knowledge and upon tradition.
It is interesting that Mr. Dartts conclusions were supposedly based upon Princeton tradition. My response to learning of Dr. Tilghmans appointment as Princetons 19th president was also based upon tradition. The tradition I remember is that of Princeton choosing a leader from its own, from the ranks of its faculty. This tradition in the past has often picked a talented faculty member who had never prepared for, nor considered, any role in administration, a person from the very core of the institution. How refreshing in this age where the CEOs of many corporations are expert managers but do not have a clue as to the actual business or technology of that corporation, that Princeton reached back to the traditional way and appointed an incredible scholar and teacher as its 19th president.
After all, Princeton is a great university and should be run by a great scholar and teacher. Dr. Shirley Tilghman is definitely a great scholar and teacher. In responding to her appointment I can never remember thinking about the fact that she was a woman. Perhaps, from one who knows her and her work, this speaks volumes about her stature as scholar and teacher.
Thomas E. Wagner 64
When I read Stephen Dartts letter several weeks ago I envisioned the letters editors sharing knowing looks on deciding to publish it. The response was predictable, all seething disbelief and indignation, and self-congratulatory to boot. I am reminded of a lead investigational article in the New England Journal of Medicine many years ago; it described a small cohort of young women with pelvic inflammatory disease who had been treated with much higher-than-recommended doses of an antibiotic. The study had been performed in Arkansas with all black women; a number had died. The Journals reason for publishing the investigation was clear, the response was vociferous, appropriate, and certainly predictable but had nothing to do with science.
One always hopes that the Letters section of the Weekly would be a true forum; there are still, I feel, cogent arguments for wishing the president of Princeton to be a Princetonian, an American (Princeton in the nations service), a nonatheist, as well as one schooled in the humanities. In fact, I suspect various Princetonians have written marshalling arguments on each issue. One wonders, in this political climate, who the real bigots are.
Stephen Nagy, Jr. 60
I enjoyed reading the numerous and passionate responses to my letter expressing my concerns about the selection of Shirley Tilghman as Princetons president. I very much appreciate everyone taking my letter so seriously and agreeing with the accuracy of all my statements. My only disappointment was in reading how little value and importance so many graduates place in their Princeton degree. I certainly do not share that view, which is why I felt compelled to express my concerns. Being a graduate of Princeton does not make me better than anyone else, but it does make me different from almost everyone else including Shirley Tilghman. I am proud of my degree and how hard I had to work to get it. And I am proud of Princetons heritage.
Stephen R. Dartt 72


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Eels dump Jamil Hopoate over behaviour
The Parramatta Eels have terminated Jamil Hopoate's contract over behavior issues at an Eels training camp.
Jamil, brother of former NRL star William Hopoate, left the premises of Parramatta's rookie camp in Sydney against strict club orders, and failed to attend formal presentations at the camp.
Hopoate was part of a group of privileged players invited to take part in the camp, which was designed to give an insight into the training and lifestyle requirements of NRL-grade players.
Parramatta CEO Ken Edwards said Hopoate had to go as the club is focussed on players who will put the Eels first.
"Unfortunately Jamil has failed to respond to on-going support, tutoring and mentoring from our dedicated coaching staff as well as our welfare and education department," Edwards said in a statement.
"While the club regrets losing such a talented player, the club has made it very clear that we expect high standards of behaviour across all grades."
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'Avenue Q' at New Conservatory Theatre Center
Published 12:42 pm, Thursday, December 26, 2013
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Avenue Q: "What Do You Do With a B.A. in English?" "It Sucks to Be Me," "Everyone's a Little Bit Racist," "Schadenfreude," "I'm Not Wearing Underwear Today" and, of course, "The Internet Is for Porn" - New Conservatory Theatre Center brings back Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx and Jeff Whitty's blithely irreverent and very funny musical. Contains full-puppet nudity. Pictured: Teresa Attridge (left) and Stephanie Temple.
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"One of today's automatic buy-today-read-tonight series...thoughtful but suspenseful, fast but lasting, contemporary but strangely timeless." (Lee Child)
In the extraordinary new Cork O'Connor thriller from New York Times best-selling and Edgar Award-winning author William Kent Krueger, the lives of hundreds of innocent people are at stake when Cork vanishes just days before his daughter's wedding.
Since the violent deaths of his wife, father, and best friend all occurred in previous Novembers, Cork O'Connor has always considered it to be the cruelest of months. Yet his daughter has chosen this dismal time of year in which to marry, and Cork is understandably uneasy. His concern comes to a head when a man camping in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness goes missing. As the official search ends with no recovery in sight, Cork is asked by the man's family to stay on the case. Although the wedding is fast approaching and the weather looks threatening, he accepts and returns to that vast wilderness on his own.
As the sky darkens and the days pass, Cork's family anxiously awaits his return. Finally certain that something has gone terribly wrong, they fly by floatplane to the lake where the missing man was last seen. Locating Cork's campsite, they find no sign of their father. They do find blood, however. A lot of it.
With an early winter storm on the horizon, it's a race against time as Cork's family struggles to uncover the mystery behind these disappearances. Little do they know, not only is Cork's life on the line, but so are the lives of hundreds of others.
A taut, suspenseful thriller, Manitou Canyon features everything readers love in a Cork O'Connor novel: a dramatic Northwoods setting, an intriguing view of the Ojibwe culture, an enigmatic crime, masterful storytelling, and more than a few surprises.
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"I love Cork"
I've never really been into this genre of book. Then I read "Ordinary Grace" by William Kent Kruger and I went hunting for any other books by him. That is how I got introduced to Cork O'Conner and I was hooked. I love how Mr. Kruger writes. He draws you into their lives and you feel like you know them. They are flawed, but that's part of why I love them. He always spins a good tale. I also appreciate that the characters grow and age as the series progresses. And David Chandler! He is the perfect narrator for this series. There were some in the middle done by a different narrator and I had to force myself to listen. David Chandler is my narrator crush. He makes each character sound distinct without it being a distraction.
I can't wait for the next Cork O'Conner! (And if you haven't read Ordinary Grace, do it now).
"Barbara in Memphis"
Mr. Krueger, as usual, has written another example of excellent story telling. I have read every book he has written and have been waiting for this with child like enthusiasm. It has not disappointed, the story was riveting, new areas and characters, but still my old friends I so enjoy traveling with through the mysteries .
I will be recommending this book to all my family and friends. One of the best things about Mr. Krueger's writing is he doesn't mess it up with excessive violence, just enough to get his point across, or profanity. I would enjoy it just as much if there were no profanity, but I won't fault him for the few words that were used if he thought them necessary.
My two favorite characters are of course Cork and Henry, so very glad both are still strong.
Thank You Mr. Krueger for an exciting and beautifully written story, I look forward to your next book.
God Bless you and your's.
Barbara Cowles
Memphis, Tennessee
Waaaay too many "visions" by son, girlfriend, bad guy,etc. for my taste. Skip this one.
"Good, but not his best"
I have listened to all his books, and this was just fine. But I thought the other ones were some what better written.
"Krueger did not disappoint!"
November is a time for sadness for Cork due to past tragedies happening at this time of the year. A childhood friend of Cork's has disappeared without a trace in the boundary waters. Cork is hired to find his friend and is accompanied by the man's granddaughter. The mystery weaves and winds and brings about new situations and encounters. Meanwhile, Jenny is on the brink of her wedding to Daniel, but instead they are all looking for Cork.
Kruger's done it again. I waited anxiously for the next installment from one of my favorite authors. Cork was back to his usual adventures as was the family in terms of trying to save their patriarch. Did he need saving??? You'll have to listen in order to find out! Love the Minnesota backdrop!
"Reading not to my tastes"
While I have read all of William Kent Krueger's books this is the first one I have listened to. I was disappointed with the readers style. I thought his reading of the book droned on. Too slow for the suspense of the story for my tastes. William Kent Krueger is one of my favorite authors so I stuck with the audio version.
It is a nice pass-the-time story, but very predictable. Good guys live happily ever after
"As always... "
As always this author and reader give us another chapter in the life of the O'Connell clan. And the author educates his readers to another important reality of life in the North.
"Manitou Canyon"
This was my 1st audible book. I likjed it. This book was on par to the other Krueger books I have read.
I love the characters. The story with the First Nations was fascinatingly developed. David is an incredible reader. I couldn't stop listening. The only sad thing is how long I have to wait for a new story.
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Madonna Inn Property Map — One-page, printable, letter-size version of the entire resort property.
Room Map — One-page diagram of Buildings 1, 2 & 3 showing locations of rooms, parking, access ramps, soda and ice machines.
Spa Brochure — Lists services available at The SPA at Madonna Inn, descriptions, prices & policies.
Madonna Inn Brochure — This 2-page brochure has general information about the Madonna Inn.
Steak House Menu - Alex Madonna's Gold Rush Steak House was awarded Open Table Diner's Choice Award by diners who rated it the best restaurant for special occasion and romantic dinners.
Copper Café Menu - The famous Copper Café is popular with tourists and locals alike for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all served in a continental atmosphere.
Madonna Inn, a Quick Reference