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University of Basel, Department of Physics
Swiss Nanoscience Institute
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They include quotations from George Whitehead's Journals, ed. Helier Hibbs, which have been an invaluable resource for which I am very grateful.
As with the A-Z of Hutton Rudby people, my accuracy is NOT guaranteed! And I'm afraid they are not quite in alphabetical order.
John APPLETON of/in Dishforth?
Diary references:
?? Jan 1853 a/c: "for Appleton 6d"
9 Feb 1856: "At Night went with Mr Capes to Dishforth to hear a little more about Cousin Marks Horse Cause Mr Charles Mason & John Appleton were there"
26 Jul 1857: "Mr & Miss Barroby went to Wm Richardsons childs christening I came home at night with John Appleton in the pony carriage They came to meet the Bulls from Salisbury which came tonight"
The Misses D & Sarah APPLETON of Dishforth
Diary references:
17 Jan 1857: "At Night....to Dishforth Ryotts children were all there & a Miss Rhodes from Thirsk & the Misses Appleton of Dishforth we had a dance"
30 Dec 1858: "At Night Went to Capes Miss D Miss Sarah Appleton of Dishforth Miss Clarke of Minskip Miss Calder Jane Sedgwick & Mary Alice & Lizzy Joe & I were there got home about ten"
3 Jan 1859: "...in Stotts phaeton to Clarks of Minskip to tea Miss Calder The Misses Appleton & Miss McCleod were there..."
24 Feb 1859: "we had Miss Appleton & Sarah Appleton & Sophy to tea"
25 Feb 1859: "tea at Uncles The Appletons & Mrs Powell were there"
They are at tea or supper with the Stubbs or Hirsts five times in April, three times in August, and have tea at Bridge Foot once in December
Whites 1840: Dishforth: Thos Appleton, yeoman
Tithe Map c1840
Thomas Appleton has in hand no316, house, and land, and tenants on most of his farmland; his house is on the west side of the main street of Dishforth, south of Mr Barroby's
William Appleton has tenants on his 59 acres
From Graham Appleton (31 Aug 2014):
The two sisters, Annie and Sarah, went to a private school in Boroughbridge. Their school mistress was Mary Powell, who is also mentioned in the letters (I found this in the 1851 census). They were the daughters of the Thomas Appleton you found at Dishforth by his second wife. She sadly spent a lot of time in 'asylums' (most time in Bootham Hospital, York). I've looked at her medical records and she seems to have suffered from undiagnosed /untreated post-natal depression- which may have often been the case. Charles Mason and Mark Barroby, who are also in the letters, were the executors of her husband Thomas' will, and then became trustees of her estate while she was in the hospitals.
The John Appleton who is in the letters was from a different branch of the family living in Dishforth. He was a groom- I noticed that the entries with which he's involved are both of a horsey nature! He was the father of the Thomas Appleton who gave his name to the Thomas Appleton's butchers in Ripon market place. Curiously, the young Thomas started his working life as a groom in the household of the above family in Dishforth (the family of Annie, Sarah and their mother-in the 1861 Dishforth census).
Finally, the 'Mrs Appleton of Langthorpe' in the letters is from another branch of the family who were also from Dishforth. All these branches were related and came from Dishforth.
Mrs APPLETON of LANGTHORPE
Diary references:
25 Jan 1856: "At Noon went with a note for Mrs Appleton of Langthorp from Uncle Hirst"
Mr ATKINSON decd
Diary references:
30 Aug 1859: "Went to the Fulford Road Cemetery [York] for a cert.e of Mr Atkinsons burial"
Rev Thomas ATKINSON vicar of GT OUSEBURN
Diary references:
6 Apr 1856: (at church) "Had Mr Atkinson at BB in the morng & Aldbro in the afternoon"
15 May 1856: "walked to Ouseburn Joe was there he had taken Aunt Bell to stay at Atkinsons"
31 Jul 1858: "Sd Aunt Bell Fanny Stubbs & I drove Mrs Morrells phaeton to Uncle Picks met the Howes Chas & Alice Atkinson & Tom Johnson there had a game of ball in the field.."
Slaters 1849: "Atkinson, Rev Thos, Ouseburn"
1851 Ouseburn: this is the house before "the end of the village of Gt Ouseburn, part of" Cottage Farm, Moor Farm and the Workhouse follow, in this, the section of Gt Ouseburn extending westerly from the church:
Atkinson, Thomas (44), vicar, b in Lancs
Henrietta (31), wife, b Yarmouth
Charles (8), b Raskelf
Alice (5), b Copmanthorpe
George (3), b Gt O
Georgina (2) do.-
Thomas (7mths) do.-
Ann Coates U (31), cook, b Ribston
Eliz. Longthorne U (23), nurse, b Barmby Moor
Ann May U (17), housemaid, b Raskelf
George Whitehead's Journals:
Mr Steward gave up Gt Ouseburn living. He got clear out July 9, and the Rev Thos ATKINSON from Copmanthorpe succeeded him in the living 1846
The Revd Thomas Atkinson read himself in at Gt Ouseburn on Sunday Sep 13 He came to live at Ouseburn in Mr Henlock's house, & Mr Henlock removed into this house this side of the church about Oct 9th or 10th 1846
The Rev Thos Atkinson preached his farewell sermon at Gt Ouseburn church Sunday night Nov 15th he had been 22 years he has got the living at Kirby Sigston & left Ouseburn Nov 19th they had a sale Nov 24th Mr Schofield is going to succeed him at Ouseburn 1868
Alice ATKINSON of GREAT OUSEBURN
Daughter of the vicar
Diary references:
31 Jul 1858: "Sd Aunt Bell Fanny Stubbs & I drove Mrs Morrells phaeton to Uncle Picks met the Howes Chas & Alice Atkinson & Tom Johnson there had a game of ball in the field.."
26 Jun 1859: "[at Henlocks, in Ouseburn] Alice Atkinson dined with us"
?? 21 Jan 1860 "Miss Atkinson & Miss Allan were at Uncle Wms to tea"
Charles ATKINSON of GREAT OUSEBURN
Son of vicar
Diary references:
31 Jul 1858: "Sd Aunt Bell Fanny Stubbs & I drove Mrs Morrells phaeton to Uncle Picks met the Howes Chas & Alice Atkinson & Tom Johnson there had a game of ball in the field.."
6 Feb 1859: "[at Picks'] Chas Atkinson called in the afternoon"
21 Aug 1859: "went to Aunt Picks had a walk with Chas & Geo Atkinson"
22 jan 1860 "Chas Atkinson came in the afternoon"
George ATKINSON of GREAT OUSEBURN
Son of vicar
Diary references:
21 Aug 1859: "went to Aunt Picks had a walk with Chas & Geo Atkinson"
Rev Thomas ALLANSON, Vicar of KIRBY HILL
Diary references:
2 Sep 1858: "...met Charlesworth at Kirby Hill we walked down to Ellenthorp Hall & waited till Mr Allansons Frank came..."
Slaters 1849: "Allanson, Rev. Thomas, Vicarage, Kirby Hill"
Mr Leonard ARMSTRONG and his wife
Diary references:
8 Aug 1859: "to tea at 8 to L W Sedgwicks Leond Armstrong & wife & Tom Sedgwick were there The Armstrongs left early"
Possible candidate:
1851: Ouseburn index
Armstrong, Henry, 50, b Chollerton, Nbland, fol 381
Mary A, 48, b Bamburgh
Luke, 15, b Allenwash, Nbland
Leonard, 13, b Chollerton
Bell BALDWIN, Mary Jane BALDWIN of CRAVEN (met in Ouseburn)
Diary references:
21 Mar 1856: "Bell Baldwin & her little girl Mary Metcalf Aunt & Uncle Henlock were at Uncle Picks.."
24 mar 1856: "At 4 o'clock Joe & I set off & walked to Ouseburn to see the Craven party mentd on the 21st"
26 Mar 1856: "...the Ouseburn party mentd above came to dine at our house"
27 Mar 1856: "at night went to Aunt Bells to meet the Ouseburn party I played with Mary Jane Baldwin & Alice in the Kitchen"
29 Mar 1856: "..Bell Baldwin Mary Metcalf & I walked up to Uncle Wms"
30 Mar 1856: "I am entitled to a pr of Gloves from Bell as she was asleep & I kissed her"
4 Apr 1856: "..Mrs Baldwin gave me a pr of gloves (see 30th ulto)
5 Apr 1856: "Called Bell Baldwin & Mary Metcalf up went into their bedroom & had a little talk I then wished them goodbye as they were going away to day"
14 Apr 1856: "..I read the letters they [Uncle & Aunt Pick] had had from Bell Baldwin Mary Metcalf & Mary Jane.."
Mark BARROBY of DISHFORTH"Cousin Mark"
cf. Bishop Stubbs Genealogical History p32
The Barrobys were related to the Stubbs, and both were related to the Morleys. Thomas's mother Jane Morley was the daughter of William Morley and Elizabeth Barroby of Dishforth. Elizabeth's brother Mark Barroby had several children, all of whom were friends of Thomas and Mary. Mark Barroby of Dishforth is mentioned very often: unmarried himself, but obviously very family-minded, he was very hospitable to the younger generation. His older brother Francis had died in 1837 and presumably Mark had inherited the family lands in Dishforth from him. Mark was a yeoman farmer and lived with his sister Elizabeth at the north end of Dishforth main street, where he had his house, yard and gardens, garth and willow garth. Twice John mentions him sending his bulls to shows in Salisbury and Chelmsford, and John's parents' cow was bulled by Mr Barroby's Bull. He paid for the building of a new school in Dishforth in the mid C19, and according to Whelan's directory of 1859 "in the pleasure grounds attached to the residence of Mr Barroby, are some antiquities, viz. a Saxon cross, a stone battle axe, &c". He died unexpectedly: "Poor Mr Barroby dropped down dead in his bedroom today" on 2 Dec 1858. Christopher Barroby lived at Baldersby with his family, and there were two married daughters, Ann Richardson and Mary Richardson.
Diary references:
many visits to Dishforth from
22 Jan 1853: "Rode back from Dishforth with Cousin Mark...." to
2 Dec 1858: "Poor Mr Barroby dropped down dead in his bedroom today"
22 Jan 1853 a/c: "Recd from Cousin Mark 10/-"
May 1855 a/c: "paid to Cousin Marks men 1/-"
7 Feb 1856: "Mr Barroby came he invited me to go & spend Sunday with him which I accepted"
9 Feb 1856: "At night went with Mr Capes to Dishforth to hear a little more about Cousin Marks Horse Cause"
12 Feb 1856: "Rode over to Dishforth to fetch a letter from Cousin Mark which he had recd about the jury at Malton"
14 Feb 1856: "Uncle & Mr C being at Malton Mr Barroby's horse trial being heard today..."
15 Feb 1856: "Mr Barroby lost owing to a stupid Jury £30 verdict"
written above 7 Apr 1856: "Our Cow was bulled by Mr Barroby's Bull to night (Monday)"
29 May 1856: "went to Mr Barrobys I had 2 glasses of Sherry I did not go into the Dining room as they had company"
20 Jul 1856: "In the afternoon Cousin Mark & I went to Thirsk......Mr Barroby's bull came home from Chelmsford having been to the show & got the 2nd prize"
20 Jul 1857: "Mr Barroby started 3 bulls for Salisbury Show"
26 Jul 1857: "Mr & Miss Barroby went to Wm Richardsons childs christening I came home at night with John Appleton in the pony carriage They came to meet the Bulls from Salisbury which came tonight"
2 Dec 1858: "Poor Mr Barroby dropped down dead in his bedroom today"
Pigots 1834
Whites 1840:"Mark Barroby, yeoman"
Post Office 1857: "Dishforth: The present new school was built upon the site of an old one, by the liberality of Mark Barroby, Esq, of this village"
Tithe Map c1840:
has in hand 132a 2r 27p, and houses & gardens let to tenants
his house, yard & gardens, garth and willow garth are at the north end of the Dishforth main street
Whellan: York & the North Riding Vol II 1859
"Dishforth Township ... The present new school was built on the site of an old one, by the liberality of Mark Barroby, Esq, of this place. In the pleasure grounds attached to the residence of Mr Barroby, are some antiquities, viz. a Saxon cross, a stone battle axe, &c"
Miss BARROBY of DISHFORTH
Diary references:
26 Jul 1857: "Mr & Miss Barroby went to Wm Richardsons childs christening I came home at night with John Appleton in the pony carriage They came to meet the Bulls from Salisbury which came tonight"
5 Dec 1858: "In the afternoon rode Joes mare to Dishforth to see Miss Barroby & Mrs Richardson Mr & Mrs C Barroby were there Left directly after tea"
visits 3 times in 1860: July, Sept and Nov
Christopher BARROBY, Mrs BARROBY & Fanny of BALDERSBY
Brother of Mark
Diary references:
28 Apr 1856: "I went into the fair with Mr Chr Barroby"
27 Feb 1857: "..Chr & Mark Barroby were here today"
15 Aug 1858: "[while staying at Baldersby] Mrs C Barroby Annie Morley & I walked to Skipton church in the morning"
25 Oct 1858: "Mr Chr Barroby Mr Jas Morley Uncle Wm Uncle Pick & Mr Miles Rainforth dined with us" [fair time]
5 Dec 1858: "In the afternoon rode Joes mare to Dishforth to see Miss Barroby & Mrs Richardson Mr & Mrs C Barroby were there Left directly after tea"
11 Jun 1859: "At 3/5 o'clock drove to Dishforth where I stayed tea ... drove to Baldersby to spend tomorrow at Mr Barroby's Chas Nicholson who was at Waterloo was there"
12 Jun 1859: "In the morng Mr & Mrs Barroby & Fanny & I drove to Topcliffe Church & came home by Catton......At night Mrs Barroby & I walked to St James' Church.."
Post Office 1857: in Trade Directories:
Farmers: "C Barroby, Baldersby, Topcliffe, Thirsk"
under Baldersby: "The Rt Hon Visct Downe...& Mr Barroby are owners of the soil, which is chiefly clay and good barley and turnip soil"
"Christopher Barroby, tanner & farmer"
BUTTERY family of/in HELPERBY
Thomas Stubbs of Ripley (1735-1805)'s sister Sarah married Roger Buttery in 1764
His daughter Sarah (1771-1817) married Thomas Buttery in 1801
His wife Elizabeth's sister Ann Walls married John Buttery of Brafferton
The Butterys and the Stubbs were related by the marriage of Thomas Stubbs of Ripley's sister Sarah to Roger Buttery in 1764, their daughter Sarah's marriage to Thomas Buttery in 1801 and his wife's sister's marriage to John Buttery. Mr and Mrs Roger Buttery of Helperby were particular friends in the 1850s, going on holiday to the Lakes and to Redcar with the Stubbs and the Hirsts. Mrs Roger Buttery and Sophy Hirst went together to hear Jenny Lind sing, and John, his cousins and sisters often stayed at the Butterys'. It seems likely that Richard Hirst lived at the Butterys' to learn farming. Thomas Buttery lived at Brafferton: "called at Thos Buttery's he was in a very wild state" wrote John on 16 Jun 1856. Thomas, Roger and William Buttery are listed as farmers and yeomen in the directories, and in 1840 Thomas Buttery junior is described as a maltster. In the 1881 Census William Buttery aged 68, unmarried and a retired farmer, is to be found living at Dunriel in Helperby with his sister in law the widowed Mrs Ann Buttery, aged 76 and born in Kirby Hill; she is presumably Mrs Roger Buttery.
Diary references: eg
30 Jul 1856: "Uncle Hirst Dora & Mrs Charles set off with Mr & Mrs Roger Buttery to the Lakes they drove"
25 Sep 1856: "...Aunt Redmayne...had walked on [from Pillsmoor] to Helperby Mr & Mrs Roger Buttery drove her home"
12 Apr 1856: "...went to Mrs Buttery's had a glass of ale we then went to Mrs Rogers & had supper..."
16 Feb 1856: "went with Mrs Roger Buttery & Sophy to the Station"
15 Mar 1856: "went forward to Mrs Roger Butterys of Helperby & in so doing lost my way"
27 Mar 1856: "Mrs Roger Buttery dined with us"
9 Apr 1856: "Joe drove Mrs Roger Buttery & Sophy Hirst to York to hear Jenny Lind"
9 May 1856: "met Joe who had been at R Butterys to shoot their rooks"
16 Jun 1857: "had supper at Mrs Roger's & walked home"
9 Jul 1857: "supped at Mrs R Buttery's"
21 Aug 1857: "walked to Helperby called at Mrs Rogers"
3 Sep 1858: "I...Joe & Capes...to Helperby to the anti Felony association Supped at Mr Roger Butterys..."
15 Sep 1858: "...went by train to Roger Butterys supped there & stayed all night"
29 Sep 1858: "...Rd Hirst came with a note which Mr Roger Buttery had brought from Redcar
to say Dora Sophy & Rd were to go by the 6 train to Redcar as Mrs Hirst was very ill..."
stays at, has tea or dinner at Roger Buttery's five times in 1859
18 Sep 1859: "in the afternoon I walked to Helperby to take a letter from Bridlington to Mrs Roger Sophy Hirst was there"
16 Mar 1856: "went to Brafferton church...called at Thos Buttery"
16 Jun 1856: "went to Helperby...called at Thos Buttery's he was in a very wild state"
13 Dec 1856: "Wm Buttery had breakfast [at Bridge Foot]"
24 Oct 1857: "dined at Uncle Hirsts with Roger & Wm Buttery & Rd Hirst"
18 Sep 1859: "I walked to Helperby to take a letter from Bridlington to Mrs Roger"
Whites 1840:
Helperby: Thos Buttery, gent; Thos Buttery, jun., maltster; Roger & Thos Buttery, yeomen
Post Office 1857: in Trade Directories, Farmers:
"Buttery T & W: Helperby, Brafferton, Easingwold"
"Buttery, R: Helperby, Brafferton, Easingwold"
under Brafferton, farmers include
"Thomas & William Buttery, Roger Buttery.."
Roger Buttery marr Sarah Stubbs 18 Oct 1764, Hampsthwaite
Thomas, son of Roger, was christened 16 Dec 1766, Brafferton
Roger, son of Roger, was christened 2 Oct 1772, Brafferton
William, son of Roger, was christened 22 Feb 1775, Brafferton
Thomas, son of John, was christened 6 Oct 1776, Brafferton
Mr BAINBRIDGE
Diary references: mostly with Charlesworth, eg
18 Oct 1858: "At Night called on Mr Bainbridge" [first mention]
10 Nov 1858: "Went to sup at Charlesworths to meet Bainbridge & Steele a very pleasant evening"
13 Nov 1858: "At Night went by train with Charlesworth & Bainbridge to Humburton Had a very pleasant evening"
24 Nov 1858: "Went to Bainbridges to sup Charlesworth & Steele were there"
26 Nov 1858: "Went to Bainbridges to sup of oysters"
14 Dec 1858: "Charlesworth Steele & Bainbridge supped with us They left about eleven"
9 Jan 1859: "Supped with Charlesworth at Bainbridges"
11 Feb 1859: "At night Bainbridge & I went in Morrells Dog Cart to Humburton to meet the bride & groom (HE Clark & wife)"
20 Feb 1859: "Charlesworth & Bainbridge had tea with us"
26 Mar 1859: "At night Charlesworth Bainbridge & I walked to Norton called on the old Folks & then on the Young Folks"
14 Apr 1859: "I went to sup at Charlesworths of wild duck & pike to meet Bainbridge"
26 May 1859: "At night Capes Joe Steele Charlesworth Bainbridge & I rowed up to Westwick"
3 Aug 1859: "At night Leond & Tom Sedgwick Capes & Bainbridge had tea & supper with us"
BALDREY of/in BOROUGHBRIDGE
Might be Samuel Baldrey, b 1830, schoolmaster lodging with a family at Whixley 1851C??
Diary references:
3 Aug 1859: "In the afternoon Tom & I went with Baldrey to ferret at the Mill he got 9 before we went and six after we went"
and ferreting with Baldrey on six occasions in September, and once in Dec 1860
The BASHALL family of/in/near SETTLE
Diary references:
4 Aug 1859: "At night went down in the carriage to the Bashals to tea Jack Ingleby Mrs & Miss Wood & ourselves were there got home about 12"
8 Aug 1859: "Hy & I then walked to call on the Bashalls Miss Margt & Miss Alice were there"
BURTON family of MINSKIP
Diary references:
3 Nov 1859: "At night went with Steele & his sister & Miss Stott in their phaeton to Burtons of Minskip to tea Mrs Trotter & Mr Musgrave Burton were there"
14 Apr 1859: "At night Dora & Sophy Miss & Miss Sarah Appleton Miss Burton Joe & Sarah had tea with us"
25 Jul 1859: "At night we had Burton & wife HE Clarke & wife Miss Smith & Miss Hood at the Bridge Foot"
28 Dec 1859: "At night Richd Hirst Hy Hewitt the Misses Appleton & Miss Burton had tea with us"
20 Jan 1860: "At night I went to Mr Burtons of Minskip & Mr Chr Clarke was there we had a very jolly good rubber"


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Liberty Media's discussions to take control of some of Fox's TV stations have nothing to do with Chairman John Malone's new love for broadcasting. It's all about his long-held loathing of taxes.
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Malone's primary goal is to have News Corp. buy him out. What catches his eye is the stations' usefulness in limiting his tax bill. Federal tax codes ordinarily call for a seller to pay taxes on the profits of a stock sale. However, Malone wants News Corp. to structure a deal as a "cash-rich spinoff," which would require News Corp. to tuck some operating assets in with cash or News Corp. debt.
Liberty would have to hold the stations (which are worth around $800 million), along with any cash and securities, in a subsidiary for several years. But Malone could get immediate, tax- deferred access to the cash by selling investors a derivative security created around the new subsidiary.
News Corp. and Liberty wouldn't comment. But in a report to clients on June 20, UBS Securities' Aryeh Bourkoff recounted a meeting with Roger Ailes, chairman of both Fox Stations and Fox News Channel. Ailes wouldn't directly address the Liberty discussions but acknowledged that he considered only 25 of his 35 stations to be "core assets."
The stations under discussion include Kansas City, Mo. (the 31st-largest TV market), Milwaukee (No. 32) and Salt Lake City (36). One market is tiny: Gainesville, Fla., No. 162.
Selling these smaller stations would shrink the Fox stations group's reach from 45 million homes to fewer than 40 million.
Tribune Gets 'Two And a Half Men'
Tribune's acquisition last week of off-network rights to Warner Bros.' Two and a Half Men starting in fall 2007 left doubts about whether the deal was large enough to achieve the record $3 million per episode in cash license fees sought by the studio.
Neither side commented on price, although it appears that Men was unable to stir the same aggressive bidding war between Fox and Tribune that, in 2004, allowed the second cycle of Everybody Loves Raymond to surpass $2.5 million per episode.
Still, with demand outpacing supply as the TV business moves into the digital era, Tribune "stepped up in a big way," says Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution President Dick Robertson.
The station group locked up Men for the entire duration of the series, starting with the first four years. The deal will be extended by 39 weeks for each additional network season.
Tribune gets daily runs of what it terms an "impact sitcom" to replace the loss of Raymond and Seinfeld, both moving to Fox. Marc Schacher, VP of programming and development for Tribune, says its 20 stations will likely air the two daily runs of Men—mandatory during the first three years of the contract—in the 6-8 p.m. period and in late fringe.
With broadcast exclusivity a big issue for stations, Robertson confirmed that Men will move to cable in the fourth year under a standard deal (B&C, 6/12, p. 2). Initially, the syndicator asked cable to pay a premium, which would have led to a simultaneous broadcast-cable launch.
Warner Bros. made much of Tribune's acquiring the right to stream five full episodes per week of Men for free on its stations' Websites, splitting the ad inventory with the studio. Broadcasters, however, have said they see the streaming provision as more a "value-added" element than a deal driver.—Jim Benson
CBS Broadens Mobile Video Push
CBS has signed a deal with weather-information provider Weather News Inc. (WNI) to deliver local news, weather and sports content from 10 of its owned-and-operated stations—including New York, Chicago and Los Angeles—to Sprint subscribers for a $4.99 monthly fee. CBS O&Os are contributing video to WNI's "LiveLocal" service, which currently counts more than 80 stations nationwide as partners.
CBS appears to be hedging its wireless bets with the WNI deal, as 16 members of the CBS Television Stations Group—including nine of the aforementioned markets—are already involved with Capital Broadcasting's News Over Wireless venture, which also provides station content to Sprint video-enabled phones for $4.99 a month. The News Over Wireless video service is currently being promoted under a "Wireless" tab on the stations' Websites, which leads subscribers to information on the specific services they can get on their mobile phones. Although only Sprint is currently handling video from CBS stations, both Verizon and Sprint already carry graphic and text-based weather services from News Over Wireless and WNI.
Jonathan Leess, president/general manager of CBS Television Stations Digital Media Group, says mobile video is a natural extension of the "Always On" strategy that CBS stations began implementing in late 2004. He notes that both deals guarantee CBS stations exclusivity in their markets, in that neither WNI nor News Over Wireless can partner with other network affiliates.—Glen Dickson
NBC's 'Talent' Opens Strong
The strong opening of NBC's America's Got Talent Wednesday, June 21 surprised even network executives, who were equally perplexed at the meek debut of Treasure Hunters.
Talent, an American Idol-like competition from Simon Cowell and hosted by Regis Philbin, earned a 4.6 rating/14 share in the advertiser-friendly 18-49 demo for its two-hour debut, growing each half-hour and winning its time slot.
But according to sources with knowledge of the figures, NBC was projecting, and selling, a ratings level in the low-three range. Declining to confirm that figure, NBC Executive VP of Program Planning and Scheduling Mitch Metcalf does say the numbers were higher than expected.
"I'm surprised, sure," he says. "Quite honestly, you never know. Fox's So You Think You Can Dance is a solid franchise, and to beat that is very gratifying."
But Metcalf says he was "puzzled" by the modest opening of the series Treasure Hunters, which averaged a 2.5/7 in the 18-49 demo for the Sunday-night June 18 airing of its first two hours. Although some of the show's potential audience was no doubt glued to an overtime thriller that night between the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Finals on ABC, Metcalf says the network was a little surprised.
"Sometimes, there's just no good answer," he says. "It grew over the night, but, for whatever reason, the starting point was what it was."—Ben Grossman
A&E Ups Dubuc
A&E Television Networks (AETN) has promoted Nancy Dubuc from senior VP, programming, A&E Network, to senior VP, non-fiction programming and new media content, AETN.
Dubuc adds to her duties overseeing program development for the History Channel and all new-media content initiatives for AETN. She will continue overseeing development of A&E's non-fiction programming.—Anne Becker
NBC Agency Plans To Restructure
Vince Manze, president/creative director for the in-house company that creates NBC's promotion campaigns, says he's likely to restructure The NBC Agency to reflect the way media is changing.
"The agency was established some 10 years ago in what I call the fat times," Manze said following a panel discussion at the Promax/BDA convention in New York last week. "I believe now we've got to take a look at how we're staffed and what we do in a changing time." The agency employs 250. —P.J. Bednarski
ATAS Picks Hall of Famers
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has announced its latest inductees to the academy Hall of Fame:
- Former NBC Nightly News anchor and best-selling author Tom Brokaw
- Sitcom behind-the-camera star James Burrows (Frasier, Will & Grace, Friends, Wings, Night Court, Taxi)
- Leonard Goldberg (of Spelling-Goldberg), whose TV-movie credits include the acclaimed Brian's Song and Something About Amelia
- William Shatner, who has become the poster-actor for second acts, having shattered the typecast of Captain Kirk with the equally memorable Denny Crain of ABC's Boston Legal
- TV host Regis Philbin (Who Wants To Be a Millionaire, Live With Regis and Kelly), on camera 15,000 hours, more than anyone else in TV.
Details of the induction ceremony are to come, but it will be in Hollywood.—John Eggerton
Rather, CBS Split
CBS and veteran anchor Dan Rather have parted ways, ending his 44-year career at the network. CBS did not specify a departure date, but Rather's contract is up in November.
The two sides had been working on a new deal but couldn't reach an agreement. Rather wanted an active role in 60 Minutes, while the network offered him an office and an assistant but no defined place in its news operation. But Rather says he very much wants to keep reporting.—Allison Romano
Comcast Content President Jeff Shell's name was spelled incorrectly in a profile of G4 TV President Neal Tiles in the Brand Builders Special Report (6/19, p. A2).
NBC Tops Murrow Awards
NBC took home six Radio-Television News Directors honors for "excellence in electronic journalism," including the overall-excellence award. Meanwhile CBS TV, the home of Edward R. Murrow, came away empty-handed from the awards named for that iconic newsman (CBS Radio, also Murrow's digs, won four).
Several Gulf Coast TV stations, including WWL New Orleans and WLOX Biloxi, Miss., won awards for their continuing coverage of Hurricane Katrina. In fact, storm stories swept the continuing-coverage categories.
Other network-TV winners were cable's CNN and ESPN with two apiece, as well as ABC and Univision with one each.
In all, 80 Murrow awards were handed out. TV winners of the overall excellence award for depth and scope of coverage: NBC News (network); KING Seattle (large-market); KATV Little Rock, Ark. (small-market); KARE Minneapolis (sports reporting and writing); and KHOU Houston (investigative reporting and hard-news feature).—John Eggerton
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Archaeologists discover houses in the village of Zawi Chenui, south-eastern Anatolia along the Turkish-Iranian border dating back to 9000 BCE. Continue reading
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First Known Permanent Human Settlement: village of Zawi Chemi
Archeologists found a permanent human settlement, located in in south-eastern Anatolia on the Turkish-Iranian border. Continue reading
Einkorn Domestication, Southwest Asia
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The Lighted Ones, August 21, 2014
For many reasons we may throughout our lives pick up energy that doesn't belong to us. When we hang on to stuff that isn't ours, it can create negative patterns in our lives which can seem impossible to move on from. This exercise allows us to release that which is no longer ours to carry…or which may have never been ours to carry in the first place. This is about feeling our way through the energies to lovingly release them.


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BMW returning to Le Mans in 2018 with LMGTE-Class
The German auto-making giant, BMW is reorganising its entire auto racing efforts under one umbrella. Very soon, every automotive racing effort by BMW will be called BMW Group Motorsport. This would also include the sporting presence of Mini and the 'i' brands as well. The BMW Group Motorsport will work toward the BMW's "Strategy Number One > Next" plan, that calls for cutting-edge technology. Continuing getting further into this initiative, BMW has declared its intentions to return to Le Mans in 2018. The Last Time BMW participated at the iconic event was in 2011 with a works effort. BMW has also committed to GT racing in the FIA World Endurance Championship and IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. Furthermore, they will also be racing at touring car racing in DTM, electric open-wheel racing in the FIA Formula E Championship and off-road rally competition with Mini in the Dakar Rally.
Also Read: Bloodhound SSC's Dream To Attempt 1000mph Now One Step Closer
The automaker will also continue to offer support to customers racing in GT3 and GT4. To return for the Le Mans race, instead of fighting in the LMP1 class, BMW will compete in LMGTE class. Thus, from 2018 Le Mans, BMW will be rivalling with the Ferraris, Corvettes, and Porsches that currently dominate the class. At present, BMW races at the IMSA WeatherTech series with the M6 GTLM. However, it also has the M6 GT3 and M4 GT4 for the respective classes as well. The last time when BMW was at Le Mans in 2011, it took third in the LMGTE class with a BMW M3 GT2. With this commitment, BMW says its focus on production-based racing will be intensified. Sadly though, it might mean that the hydrogen-powered prototype we were looking forward to won't be racing anytime soon.
More on Formula E: The Jaguar Formula E Racer will debut in October
Interestingly, BMW is also going to be present at the Formula E championship. For the same, the German maker has joined hands with the Andretti Formula E team for the 2018/2019 season. The range of this collaboration covers engineering sharing along with the resources as well. BMW will also provide works driver António Félix da Costa for two seasons for the same. With BMW joining the Formula E championship after Jaguar, Audi and Faraday Future, the future of this series looks promising.
Stay tuned with us as we bring you more on this topic as the developments happen. Do let us know what you think of the rise of Formula E championship in the comments section below.


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Contact the Career Center
2000 H Street N.W.
Burns Suite 310
Washington, DC 20052
[email protected]
Phone: 202.994.7340
Fax: 202.994.7352
Office Hours
Career Counseling Appointments and Drop-in Counselor Availability
Monday to Thursday: 9 am–5:30 pm
Friday: 9 am–5 pm
Extended hours by appointment for evening students
Susan Fine
Associate Dean for Professional Development and Career Strategy
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Susan Fine heads the Career Center at GW Law. She is also the Co-Director of the Inns of Court and Foundations of Practice Programs. These school-wide initiatives are designed to provide students with a diverse support structure, build professional skills, and to enhance career outcomes. Dean Fine is a frequent speaker on law student professional development topics at NALP and the Professional Development Institute. She served two terms as chair of the NALP Law Student Professional Development Section and two terms as a board member for the ABA's Legal Career Central. She is also a member of the Professional Development Consortium. Earlier in her career, following a federal clerkship, Dean Fine worked as an attorney in the Office of Legal Counsel at the United States Department of Justice. She is a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School.
Career Center Staff
Sierra Brummett
Program Associate for Professional Development
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Sierra joined the Career Center in August 2018 to help execute the Inns of Court and Foundations of Practice programs. As a graduate of GW Law and an alumnus of the O'Connor Inn of Court, Sierra is committed to ensuring that students continue to receive the high-quality and critical professional development training these unique and valuable programs offer. Prior to accepting the Program Associate position, Sierra worked in banking and finance policy in the United States Senate, and at a lobbying firm dedicated to increasing foreign language education access. She received her law degree in 2018 from the George Washington University Law School and her B.A. in moral philosophy from Pacific University in Oregon.
Fatema Dariani Keenan
Senior Law Career Counselor; Benjamin Cardozo Inn Advisor, Diversity and Inclusion Advising
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Fatema Dariani Keenan is a Senior Law Career Counselor and the Career Advisor for the Benjamin Cardozo Inn. Fatema focuses on counseling students from diverse backgrounds. Prior to joining GW Law, she worked for more than ten years as a Council for Child Abuse and Neglect attorney and Education Advocate in the District of Columbia for students in the special education system. Fatema also has prior experience working as a Disability Complaint Specialist at the Pentagon and an Attorney Advisor in the Family Division of the DC Superior Court. She holds a BA and a JD from American University as well as a Master of Education degree in Education Policy and Management from Harvard University.
René Lindsey
Job Posting Coordinator
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René Lindsey joined the Center for Professional Development and Career Strategy in 1987. She is responsible for advertising legal vacancy announcements for students and alumni of the law school.
Megan McGrath Corsetti
Associate Director of Employer Outreach
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Megan McGrath Corsetti is the Associate Director of Employer Outreach in the Center for Professional Development & Career Strategy. Megan develops and strengthens relationships with a variety of legal employers, and alumni, to provide employment opportunities for law students. Megan's counseling areas of expertise include large firm employment, consulting careers, financial sector careers, Hill opportunities and careers in government contracts. Prior to joining GW, Megan worked as the Legal Recruitment Manager for the DC, Denver and New York City offices of McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP ("MLA"). Before joining MLA, Megan was the Legal Recruiting Coordinator in the DC Office of O'Melveny & Myers LLP. Megan previously served as the Vice Chair for the NALP 2015 Annual Conference Planning Committee, and in prior years, served on the Board of Directors for the Washington Area Legal Recruitment Administrators Association (WALRAA). Megan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Elon University, and an MBA in entrepreneurship and marketing from the George Washington University School of Business.
Julie McLaughlin
Associate Director; Robert Jackson Inn Advisor
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Julie McLaughlin is an Associate Director and the Career Advisor for the Robert Jackson Inn and an advisor on federal clerkships. Julie works with students to identify goals and develop individualized career plans. Prior to joining the Office of Professional Development and Career Strategy, Julie was a regulatory associate at a large international law firm in Washington, DC where her practice focused on food and agriculture law and consumer protection. Following law school, she clerked for the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Virginia. Julie is a graduate of Stanford University and the University of Virginia School of Law.
Mikaela McRae
Data Analyst
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Mikaela McRae is the Data Analyst at the GW Law Career Center. In this role, she oversees the collection, analysis, and reporting of data pertaining to students' internship placements, post-graduate career outcomes, and bar passage results. Trends and insights derived from this data will inform the Career Center's strategy to provide tailored resources to students throughout their professional development and job search processes. Mikaela also maintains the Career Center's technology platforms, online resources, and communication strategy. Previously, Mikaela organized GW Law's recruitment programs and career-related events. Prior to joining GW Law, Mikaela managed employer relations and recruiting programs at the Babson College Undergraduate Center for Career Development. She received her BS in Business Management from Babson College and her MBA from Babson's F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business.
Matthew Orlins
Senior Law Career Counselor; Sandra Day O'Connor Inn Advisor
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Matt Orlins is a Senior Law Career Counselor and the Career Advisor for the Sandra Day O'Connor Inn. He joined the GW Law Career Center after more than ten years of experience in government. Most recently, Matt served as the Director of Legislative and Public Affairs for the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs. In that role, he managed the agency's legislative initiatives and media relations. Previously, Matt was Senior Legislative Counsel to the DC Council's Committee on Transportation and the Environment. He holds a B.A. from Denison University and a J.D. from the George Washington University Law School. Prior to attending law school, Matt worked as a teacher in the Atlanta Public Schools as a part of Teach for America.
Liza G. Ramirez
Manager of Legal Recruiting
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Liza Ramirez joined the Office of Professional Development and Career Strategy in 1997 as the Office Manager. In April 2001, she became the Assistant Recruitment Manager. Liza assists in the planning and execution of all recruiting programs, creating and managing interview schedules, communicating with legal employers and law students, and resolving employer and student concerns related to recruiting events. She also reconciles the Fall Recruiting Program budget, processes accounts payable for all recruitment activities, and handles all procedures related to temporary/wage account staff.
Lauren Seffel
Senior Law Career Counselor, Public Interest Advising and Programs, State Court Clerkships
[email protected]
Kara Wenzel
Senior Law Career Counselor; Thurgood Marshall Inn Advisor
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Kara Wenzel is a Senior Law Career Counselor and is the career advisor for the Thurgood Marshall Inn. Prior to joining the Office of Professional Development and Career Strategy, she acted as General Counsel for a small federal government agency. Kara has practiced administrative, environmental, and energy law at three federal agencies and in the private sector in DC, focusing on the Clean Air Act and nuclear power licensing. She also serves as a DC Circles Leader for the Lean In organization, which helps women advance their careers. Kara is a graduate of the University of Michigan, the London School of Economics, and George Mason University School of Law. Kara also obtained a coaching certification from the NeuroLeadership Institute in New York City, and she incorporates neuroscience-based techniques to coach law students and lawyers on their career strategies.
Katie White
Director of Employer Outreach
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Katie White joined the Professional Development and Career Strategy Office in November of 2010. In her role as Director of Employer Outreach, she meets with alumni and employers to build relationships that will result in increased job opportunities for students and recent graduates. In addition, she is involved with the recruiting programs, and counsels Intellectual Property students with science and engineering backgrounds. Before joining GW Law, Katie was Chief Attorney Recruiting Officer at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP. Prior to joining Akin Gump, she worked in attorney recruiting and professional development at Dickstein Shapiro LLP, Morgan, Lewis LLP, Swidler Berlin LLP, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, and Covington & Burling LLP. She has prior law school career services experience as the Director of Career Services at the University of Southern California Gould School of Law in Los Angeles. Katie holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Minnesota.


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All tour information is user generated and although we try our best, we cannot guarantee its correctness. Always consult people with knowledge about the area and get a proper map. If in doubt, hire a guide!
Either from the top of the Index chairlift, or it is also possible to take the Floria ski tow as well. In each case make your way N up towards the Cols des Aiguilles Crochues (2700m environ). The last part up to the col is generally done on foot, as it is a steep, narrow slope, (about 35 to 40° for the last few metres.)
From the col descend to the N, firstly skiing down the slope and then contouring the side of the mountain. Go along by the rocks under Pointe Favre to arrive at a bit of a shoulder at around 2300m. Put the skins back on and climb gradually up to the Col de Bérard.(2460m).
From the Col de Bérard descend the wide slopes of the Combe de Bérard. On arriving at the level of the forest, go along the Berard river by keeping to the true right bank. At the Buvette de Cascade go down on the right to the Poya ski area and so to the train station at Buet.
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Learn to Run
The Family Health Team's Exercise Specialist, Sandy Turner, runs a spring Learn to Run Group in Palmerston.
This is a 10 week program where participants meet once a week for a gradual, progressive walk-run routine, with 2-3 nights of additional "home-work."
Each week will also bring new education topics that include:
What will you get out of the running group? At the end of this 10 week program you will be able to run continuously for 30 minutes, and this group will be participating in a local 5km run - the Emergency 91Run in Palmerston.
For more information or to register, please call us at 519-638-2110.


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HOLBROOK, NY--(Marketwired - December 10, 2015) - American Portfolios Financial Services, Inc. (APFS), a privately-held, independent broker/dealer that serves financial professionals nationally, is pleased to announce that it has recently appointed two industry leaders -- Paul Tyler, senior vice president of strategy and corporate development of Fidelity & Guaranty Life (FGL); and Atindra Barua, president and CEO of TrustFort -- to the American Portfolios Holdings, Inc. (APH) Board of Directors Advisory Board.
The APH advisory board brings a diverse mix of outside expertise in the areas of broker/dealer infrastructure; correspondence clearing; investment banking; financial management; and Web-based, enterprise data management and reporting financial service solutions. Further examination of the advisory board found two areas that required representation: marketing and technology. The addition of Tyler and Barua lends needed voices to the board, rounding it out with a full body of collective and vast knowledge to be a meaningful and contributing guide for American Portfolios' board members, and senior and executive management teams.
Tyler's expertise will aid APFS as it brings broad-based marketing to the firm, more specifically in the digital marketing arena. With more than 20 years of industry experience, Tyler drives positive strategic change through digital media that promotes financial independence. In his role as a senior executive for FGL, Tyler is responsible for strategy, branding, digital media and public relations. At FGL, he introduced inbound, content-based marketing as an efficient and effective way to engage the company's base of more than 20,000 independent agents; designed and built a suite of mobile apps; and launched a social media platform in a complex regulatory environment. His ability to interpret the financial industry with respect to marketing makes him a vital part of the advisory board.
Barua's extensive financial services software development knowledge serves APFS well from a technology perspective. In 2004, Barua founded TrustFort, which provides comprehensive IT solutions to the financial industry, becoming a global company under his leadership. In 2015, American Portfolios gained a controlling interest in TrustFort. Barua's affiliation has brought about the development of a leading edge technology platform for American Portfolios' Nine Points advisory services programs, bringing the company ever closer to technology independence. With more than 20 years of experience in product design, development, business process optimization and restructuring work to maximize ROI, Barua is considered a thought leader in broker/dealer technology. His proven track record and keen technological focus make Barua an invaluable member of APH's advisory board.
The recent appointments are in keeping with APFS' five-year roadmap for strategic growth; APFS CEO, CIO and President Lon T. Dolber states, "Part of our strategy is to increase our brand awareness and broaden our focus to enhance our digital marketing and technology capabilities. Paul and Atindra are consummate strategic thinkers who are making meaningful contributions to an already powerful board."
Other members of the APH advisory board include Jay Lewis, founder of Nathan & Lewis Securities; Norman Malo, former CEO of National Financial; Arthur Goldberg, former CEO of Integrated Resources, Inc.; and Steven E. Rothstein, former EVP and CFO of AIG Advisor Group, Inc.
About American Portfolios
Headquartered in Holbrook, N.Y., APFS is a full-service, independent broker/dealer and member firm of FINRA and SIPC, offering a complete range of financial services, including personal financial and retirement planning, securities trading, mutual funds, access to investment research, long-term care planning, insurance products and tax-free investing. Fee-based asset management is offered through its sister subsidiary, American Portfolios Advisors, Inc., (APA), an SEC Registered Investment Advisor. Both entities, along with technology division American Outsources, LLC (AO,) collectively reside under the legal entity American Portfolios Holdings, Inc. (APH). Full-service securities brokerage is available through a clearing firm relationship with Pershing, LLC, a BNY Mellon firm, the securities of which are held on a fully disclosed basis. The company currently serves 811 independent investment professionals located in 368 branch locations throughout the nation, and was named Broker-Dealer of the Year* (Division III) by Investment Advisor magazine in 2015.
*Based on a poll of registered representatives conducted by Investment Advisor magazine. Broker/dealers rated highest by their representatives are awarded "Broker/Dealer (B/D) of the Year."
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I was beginning to wonder if "The Dirty Gig" was ever going to give up another blog.
But it did … one of those I might also file under N … for blogs about nothing. The other day, my colleagues and I were having lunch in the office on-site at the most recent disaster job. (This time the Dirty Gig is cleanup at a document storage facility … not unlike the calamity that took us to New Zealand last year …)
To break the monotony and to drown out the loud crunching of Sun Chips, we set one of the computers on a classic rock Pandora music channel.
Just as one guy came in and sat down for lunch, Pandora played "The House Of The Rising Sun" by The Animals. You know it right …
"There is a house in New Orleans
They call the Rising Sun
And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy
And God I know I'm one …"
So, jokingly I quipped "Now there's a song that was written about Al." My buddy Al is a character — one of many "characters" I have met on location at The Dirty Gig. He's a great guy … and he is a duck.
Not an odd-duck as my dad might have said — a real duck — an Oregon duck. Al was an Oregon Duck before it was cool, long before they were sporting the greatest uniforms in all of sports. (Have you seen how they are wearing the O on the back of their helmets this year, sort of like a ball cap turned backwards? … I digress …)
Al played linebacker for the Ducks back in the day, and frankly, I probably still wouldn't mess with him — although he always has a smile on his face and a laugh …
Oh … and speaking of animals … (several paragraphs above) … Did I mention that after he was a duck, Al was in the film "Animal House?" How cool is that? "Thank you sir. May I have another?" and all that …
No Al wasn't one of the frat boys who took a paddling in "Animal House," although he probably "took a lickin." He was a stunt man or a stunt double.
Remember in the fratboy classic movie when John Belushi or "Bluto" found nirvana? He scaled the ladder propped up against a sorority house and peeped in as the girls were unaware. As he enjoyed, his eyes rolled back in his head and he fell backwards off the ladder with a smile on his face.
Al took the fall for Belushi.
So that is who Al is … a character … a stuntman … "the legend" as I like to say to him.
Anywho, so that is why when The Animals were singing "House Of The Rising Sun" about a lad gone bad that I said "OH yes, a song about Al," just as the part aired about "the ruin of many a good boy …"
Ha. I thought it was really funny. I think Al did too because he laughed and I went on having my way with my Sun Chips. Then … a second or two later I looked over and Al's face was purple!
Al had in fact laughed … perhaps a little too hard and breathed in a little too much of a Subway sandwich. Ha … once a stuntman always a stuntman.
Hey … no kidding. Al was choking. I hopped up and rushed over to him. Now remember he was once a linebacker, so before i put my arms around him from behind I asked him if he was okay and gestured to him to see if he wanted to be all Heimliched and everything.
HA … why did i gesture? He was choking — not me. I could still talk. His windpipe was clogged not his ears. I don't know. But it is what I did.
He sort of nodded yes, and waved for me to come on. So I was just about to lock him in a bear hug with the palm of my hand near his abs when he started coughing more and breathing. Ha … when he finally drew air again he was still laughing about it.
It was pretty scary for a couple of seconds … you know when he was coughing and choking. Then it was funny and we made jokes about it.
"Al, anytime you need a squeeze from behind, you just let me know." LOL.
So my chance to bear hug a duck on The Dirty Gig faded.
Obviously, things sometimes get pretty boring on the Dirty Gig and we amuse ourselves however possible. Here's another example. Remember the Subway sandwich that nearly took Al's life? Well … we have eaten SWsands for two months straight. That is what is provided on the job and we don't take time to leave. So, of course we all joke about how we have such a newfound respect for Jared … Jared the guy who lived on Subway as he crossed the country or whatever. I mean … I love me some Subway … but EVERY Day?
Anywho … since we have Subway delivered every day, we also have built up quite a stockpile of leftover condiments. And all of those are in the office. There is a huge box of mayonnaise, red wine vinegar, mustard packets … whatever. Well the other day, right after lunch, a worker came to the door asking for five Bandaids. Being the smart arse, I acted like I didn't hear him correctly.
Typically there is a pretty good chance that I did misunderstand. But this time, I new he said Bandaids … So, for grins I held out a closed hand and dropped five packets of mayonnaise in his outstretched hand. Ha … the look on his face as he thought about my serious hearing issues. Then I held out the other hand with Bandaids to reveal just how funny I think I can be.
I said we get bored.
My only other source of joy on the job is another daily ritual — every bit as clockwork-like as our Subway delivery. Each day a worker knocks on the door of the office ands asks for two boxes of RFID tracking tags to place on the boxes he is packaging. And each day, I grab one full box and one empty one. As he stretches out his arms, I act like both boxes are heavy … and he braces for the weight … only to see my goofy grin as he realizes I have tricked him again. Now of course, sometimes I mix it up and give him full boxes when he expects one to be empty.
Oh … The Dirty Gig.
Know what I sayin?


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Thursday, May 23, 2013
Why Nations Fail: The resource curse in Cameroon
Acemoglu and Robinson blog: Oil was discovered in Cameroon in 1977. At the time the economy had been growing well based on coffee and cocoa exports. The arrival of oil triggered a boom with the economy growing at an average rate of 9.4% between 1977 and 1986, but then the slide began. Positive turned negative, and by 1993 income per capita was half of the 1986 level. Though growth then resumed, Cameroon is still about 1/3 poorer than it was in 1986. This poor growth experience went along with deteriorating human development. Life expectancy fell from 56 to 50 years between 1995 and 2006 and infant mortality increased by almost 30% over the same period. Primary and secondary school enrollments declined by 10%. A lot of these declines are due to a collapse of public investment...
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In Depth Africa reports the death of Nigerian novelist Chinua Achebe:
"Foremost novelist, Prof Chinua Achebe, is dead. He was 82.
Reporters learnt he died last night in a hospital in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.
A source close to the family said the professor had been ill for a while and was hospitalised in an undisclosed hospital in Boston.
The source declined to provide further details, saying the family will issue a statement on the development later today.
Contacted, spokesperson for Brown University, where Mr. Achebe worked until he took ill, Darlene Trewcrist, is yet to respond to our enquiries on the professor's condition.
Until his death, Prof Achebe was the David and Marianna Fisher University Professor and Professor of Africana Studies at Brown.
Below is how the university profiled him on its website.
"Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe is known the world over for having played a seminal role in the founding and development of African literature. He continues to be considered among the most significant world writers. He is most well known for the groundbreaking 1958 novel Things Fall Apart, a novel still considered to be required reading the world over. It has sold over twelve million copies and has been translated into more than fifty languages.
"Achebe's global significance lies not only in his talent and recognition as a writer, but also as a critical thinker and essayist who has written extensively on questions of the role of culture in Africa and the social and political significance of aesthetics and analysis of the postcolonial state in Africa. He is renowned, for example, for "An Image of Africa," his trenchant and famous critique of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness. Today, this critique is recognized as one of the most generative interventions on Conrad; and one that opened the social study of literary texts, particularly the impact of power relations on 20th century literary imagination…"
The Guardian reports:
"Chinua Achebe, the Nigerian novelist seen by millions as the father of African literature, has died at the age of 82.


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532 km / 72.7 kph ave / 128 kph max
10 hrs tot / 7:15 hrs mov / 1 border crossing
This morning we woke to beautiful sunshine. After a good breakfast at the hostel, we got gas out of a jug on the corner, and headed towards Peru. The border was very close and we went to the transit police to get our final stamp on the back of our import paper. We didn't have any stamps since leaving Santa Cruz and he told us it was a "mucho problemo" looking for some cash. We played dumb and I guess he figured we weren't worth the effort and sent us on our way. The Bolivian immigration official was quick and professional. Almost out of Bolivia, when we went to turn our import papers in, there was a typo on the forms. Were it said type of ID, instead of Passport, the box of CI was checked. Oh boy, another mucho problemo. This guy wouldn't budge and wanted $50Bs. so we gave him what we had left in our wallets - $30Bs. Good enough. The whole time he was demanding a bribe there was an anti-corruption poster on the wall behind him. Ha! Oh well, on to Peru! Once again, here the immigration official was quick and efficient. It was when we got to Peru customs, we encountered the system is down line again. I think this time it really was though, because after about 30 min of waiting one of the officers filled out all of our paperwork by hand. He took 20 min to fill out something we could have done in 2 minutes, then asked for a tip. Haha, we showed him the empty wallet and told him the corrupt Bolivians emptied us out. It worked and we were on our way to the national police, where we had to use the empty wallet trick one more time. We were finally on our way to Cusco. The hour time zone change now put us back to EST, so it gave us plenty of time to get to Cusco, but it also meant it gat dark at 1700.
The road into Cusco (Hwy 3) was nice as it descended to 3400m .
We arrived to downtown Cusco at 1830 in the dark with no GPS to guide us to our hostel. We were able to find our way there after a few stops to get our bearings. We drove down a ramp placed over the steps and had great courtyard parking.
After parking the bikes, we took a walk into the center of town and got some well-deserved dinner, where our server gave us complementary Pisco sours.
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The President and CEO of Major Drilling International Inc. Denis Larocque and Acadian Singer Joannie Benoit to Head the Tree of Hope Campaign
Singer and musician Joannie Benoit has already been involved in the Tree of Hope as a Treekeeper. Over the years, she has participated in many of the Campaign's activities.
The President and CEO of Major Drilling International Inc. Denis Larocque and Acadian Singer Joannie Benoit to Head the Tree of Hope Campaign
Singer and musician Joannie Benoit has already been involved in the Tree of Hope as a Treekeeper. Over the years, she has participated in many of the Campaign's activities.
The Tour of Hope, presented by National Bank, is an annual fundraiser supporting the Tree of Hope Campaign. Proceeds are used to purchase highly specialized equipment; train highly-specialized teams at the Dr. Léon-Richard Oncology Centre; purchase equipment for satellite units in northern New Brunswick; support cancer research efforts; and update the Mgr. Henri-Cormier Lodge in Moncton. In 2016, the Tour of Hope raised more than $113,000.
"We just experienced another incredible adventure!" says Dr. Carole Williams, gynecologist-oncologist and co-chair of the Tour of Hope 2017. "We received another warm welcome as we passed through various communities. We really felt that people were there to support us, and that makes a huge difference when you're taking on such a physical challenge. We had the opportunity to mingle with other participants, make friends, and share the reasons we decided to take part in the Tour of Hope. The adventure will be engraved in our memories for a long time."
Tour of Hope's organizers are thankful for the support of the partners who made the 2017 edition a success. Jacques B. LeBlanc is President and CEO of the CHU Dumont Foundation.
"The Tour of Hope is a real team effort. In addition to tackling a physical feat, covering 650 km in 4 days, participants also stepped up to call on their friends and family to make donations. We are very grateful for the public's generosity. We are also very pleased to have the support of National Bank, who has been behind this event since its very beginning. We would also like to sincerely thank Assomption Life, Fitworks and Groupe Savoie, without whom this edition would not have been possible."
The following sponsors also supported the Tour of Hope:
- The Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick, Campbellton Campus;
- New Brunswick Community College, Miramichi Campus
- La Polyvalente Cité des jeunes A.-M.-Sormany in Edmundston
- The Village of Grande-Anse
- The Village Historique Acadien in Caraquet
- Coop IGA Dieppe
- Coop Tradition Saint-Louis-de-Kent
- Jean Coutu Pharmacy Dieppe
- Ambulance New Brunswick
- Carter's Septic Tank Service
- My Days Off Auto Detailing and Auto Accessories
- Taylor Ford Lincoln Moncton
"We all know someone who is fighting or who has fought cancer. The Tour of Hope is a perfect example of a fundraising event that brings people together and helps patients while promoting healthy living habits. I think we can all tip our hats to the 70 participants, who did remarkable work. And let's not forget all of the volunteers, including several National Bank employees, who were there to support participants during the four intense days of cycling. Without them, none of this would have been possible!"
According to Claude Paré, Vice President of the Provincial Cabinet for the Tree of Hope Campaign, the Tour of Hope 2017 was a success on all fronts.
"I would like to sincerely thank the cyclists and the entire support team! They were able to pull off this incredible feat, and we are extremely proud to be able to have them as members of the Tree of Hope family. They showed courage and determination, inspired by those bravely fighting cancer. We are stronger together, and I assure you that funds raised during the 2017 edition will make a significant difference in the quality of care offered to patients in New Brunswick."
For more details or to schedule an interview:
Denis Robichaud, Director of Communications – Tree of Hope Campaign
Cell: (506) 380-8134
The 2017 edition of the Tour of Hope will be the largest since the event's inception in 2011. A total of 61 cyclists have registered for the event, which will take place from July 27th to 30th.
The Tour of Hope is a province-wide fundraising event that helps support the annual Tree of Hope Campaign. All funds raised stay in New Brunswick for patients battling cancer. Donations to the Tree of Hope Campaign enable the purchase of specialized equipment and continuous training of the highly specialized teams at the Dr. Léon-Richard Oncology Centre; support cancer research efforts; help with the purchase of key pieces of equipment for Northern Satellite Units; fund improvements at the Mgr. Henri-Cormier Lodge; and help raise awareness of the importance of healthy living.
Réjean Després, Vice President, Personal and Commercial Banking (Atlantic Canada) at National Bank of Canada, is once again co-chairing this event. "The Tour of Hope is a challenge that will push your limits. It's also an opportunity to take the time to think about those who are fighting or who have fought cancer. It's also a message that we share with the population regarding the importance of leading an active lifestyle and being an engaged citizen. The National Bank of Canada is extremely proud to once again support the Tour of Hope!"
Dr. Carole Williams, gynecologist-oncologist at the CHU Dumont, will be taking part in the event for a third time. This is her second year as Tour of Hope Co-Chair. "I can assure you that the message of hope that participants are helping to spread and the funds that they raise make a tremendous difference in the fight against cancer in New Brunswick. During my previous experiences with the Tour, I've had the chance to meet extraordinary people who want to make a difference. They have shown courage and determination to reach their goals and I feel so fortunate to once again be able to take part in this great adventure this summer."
The Radio-Canada Tree of Hope Radiothon, the Tree of Hope Campaign's biggest fundraising event, has been a huge success again this year. Thanks to the incredible generosity of partners and the public, the campaign reached its goal of raising $1.5 million. Important projects will receive funding thanks to New Brunswickers' support.
Proceeds of the event will benefit the Dr. Léon-Richard Oncology Centre, regional satellite units in northern New Brunswick, as well as the Mgr. Henri-Cormier Lodge. Some of the money raised will also fund cancer research. Thanks to the support of donors, partners, and sponsors over the years, the Tree of Hope Campaign has completed significant infrastructure projects and purchased cutting-edge equipment.
"I have had such an amazing experience during the 2016 Tree of Hope Campaign," says Denis Richard, Co-chair of this year's Campaign. "I am currently fighting cancer myself, and am receiving chemo treatments, but I have met so many inspiring people and have heard messages of hope and determination. My experience with the campaign has helped me immensely in my own battle. I have witnessed firsthand everything the Tree of Hope Campaign has accomplished, and I hope people will give generously again this year," says Denis Richard.
Robert Maillet, who is Co-chair of the Campaign for a second year, is touched by his experience again this year.
"It really is a life-changing experience, and I am realizing more and more how important this campaign is and the effect it has on New Brunswickers. I have met people from all over the province who have told me their stories and explained how this campaign has made a difference to them. The Tree of Hope Campaign has achieved great things over the years, and I am honoured to be a part of it. I humbly ask people to donate to the campaign again this year."
The public is invited to attend the Tree of Hope Radiothon at the Dieppe NBCC on Friday, November 25. The event will be broadcast live from 9 a.m.to 7 p.m. on ICI Radio-Canada Première. Hosts Samuel Chiasson and Amélie Gosselin will be joined by several guests and, of course, Co-chairs Denis Richard and Robert Maillet. CBC Radio One will also be a part of the event, with the CBC Tree of Hope Radiothon, from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., hosted by Jonna Brewer and Vanessa Blanch.
This year's musical lineup includes performances from Amélie Gallant, Amélie Hall, Christian Kit Goguen, Danny Boudreau, Denis Richard, George Belliveau, Ginette Landry, Ginette Marie, Isabelle Pelletier, Joannie Benoit, Joey Robin Haché, Kevin McIntyre, Les Méchants Maquereaux, Mario LeBreton, Simon Daniel and Troiselle
Donate now at 1-800-862-6775 or by visiting www.arbredelespoir.ca.
For more information or to schedule an interview:
Isabelle Stewart
Communications Officer, Tree of Hope Campaign
(506) 869-2106
MONCTON, November 21, 2016—The big week is finally here; the Tree of Hope Radiothon is this Friday, November 25. The Tree of Hope Campaign raises money to fund cancer research, to improve cancer treatments, and to increase patient comfort. The annual Radiothon is the Campaign's biggest event, and this year's goal is set at $1.5 million.
My name is Cédric. I'm five years old, and I have Acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Since I'm only five, I asked my parents, Jolyne and Jérémie, to help me write this letter to you today. Even if it's written in big people's words, this is my story, and I want to share it with you.
I found out I have leukemia on September 25, 2014, when I was three years old. You might think it's easier to find out you're sick when you're little, because you don't really understand what's happening, but that isn't true at all. For me, having leukemia means I have to spend a lot of time in the hospital, away from my friends, my toys and my house. It also means a lot of injections!
"We are honoured to have Denis join the campaign," says Claude Paré, Vice-president of the Provincial Tree of Hope Cabinet. "Over the past few years, Denis has fought cancer himself and despite his illness, he has never hesitated to help the Campaign, either by sharing his experience or by playing at the Tree of Hope Radiothon. His energy is contagious, and we are thrilled to have him on the Campaign team!"


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Pick Up a Free Pumpkin at Agromin's Booth at Wings, Wheels & Rotors!
Thursday, October 6, 2011 at 5:36 PM
Agromin is excited to be a Silver Sponsor of the 10th Annual Wings, Wheels & Rotors Exposition at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos. The date is Sunday, October 23, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free.
Stop by our booth to pick up a free pumpkin. We will be located right next to Kids' Korner.
For more than 30 years, Agromin has created earth-friendly soil products for farmers, landscapers and gardeners. Agromin is also the organics recycler for over 50 Southern California communities. Each month, Agromin receives tons of organic material and then uses a safe, natural and sustainable process to transform the material into premium soil products such as mulches and organic potting soil.
More than six tons of pumpkins were given away at the 2010 WWR Expo. The pumpkins were all grown using Agromin organic soil.
Agromin is a proud partner with local community schools and non-profit organizations donating thousands of tons of organic soils and mulches for flowerbeds, gardens and site improvements
The expo is produced by the Joint Forces Training Base, Los Alamitos and Los Alamitos Area Chamber of Commerce. On display will be military aircraft, helicopters ,many cars,warbirds along with public safety, first responder and military equipment. Aircraft flyovers are planned including aircraft static displays.
For more information, got to www.wwrexpo.net.
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Introduction: How to Make Banana Peanut Butter Pancakes
In this instructable I will show you how to make vegan banana peanut butter pancakes. These pancakes contain no dairy, eggs or gluten. But what is more important is that the result tastes super delicious. The pancakes are made from oats flour that you can make yourself, peanut butter and banana.
To make the pancakes you start with grinding 2 tablespoons of flaxseeds I always use a mortar and pestle for this, but you can also use a coffee grinder or a blender. Add some water, so the flaxseeds can set. Then you can make the oats flour. Take ¾ to a cup of oats and put it in your food processor. Turn it on and let it turn into oats flour. That is all it takes. Add the oats flour to your flex seeds mixture and stir through. Now it is time for the milk. I prefer almond milk but you can also use soy milk, coconut milk, hazelnut milk, walnut milk or cashew milk.
While adding the milk and whisk it into a batter before you add the banana. I like my banana not to ripe when I eat them. The texture changes when they get to ripe and for some reason I find it less appealing when they are all brown and soft. As the banana gets mashed it is not a problem if it is a little spotty and brown. The banana will have more flavor this way. Mash it first and them add it to the batter. Whisk the banana through the batter and stir in two tablespoons of (homemade) peanut butter as the finishing touch.
To bake the pancakes I use a big pancake pan and some sunflower oil. Brush some oil in the pan and take two big spoons of batter. Swirl it into the pan and let it set before turning the pancakes and baking the other side. This recipe yields about 6 pancakes. If the batter is to thick just add some extra almond milk or water. Serve with icing sugar, sirup or fruit. Totally yum!
Step 1: Watch the One Minute Video
Want to see how to make the vegan banana peanut butter pancakes? Watch the 1-minute food inspiration video.
Step 2: What Do You Need to Make This Recipe
- 2 tablespoons flaxseed grinded into flax meal.
- 2 tablespoons warm water.
- ¾ cup oats flour.
- 1 banana mashed
- ¾ cup unsweetened almond milk
- 2 tablespoons peanut butter
- pinch of salt
- ½ cup of sunflower oil
Step 3: Instructions
- Grind the flaxseed into meal or take two 2 tablespoons of flax meal.
- Add 2 tbsp of warm water to the meal, stir and set it aside for 5 minutes.
- Add ¾ cup oats flour to the flax meal mixture and stir.
- Whisk ¾ cup unsweetened almond milk slowly into the flour mixture to prevent lumps.
- Mash 1 ripe banana and whisk into the batter as well.
- Add 2 tbsp of peanut butter and whisk into the batter as well.
- A pinch of salt.
- Heat a pan medium to high and brush some sunflower oil into the pan.
- Bake the pancakes.
- Ready to serve.
Step 4: Notes
Add water or more almond mild if batter is too thick. Serve with icing sugar, agave syrup or fresh fruit.
I hope you enjoy this recipe! If you tried out this recipe or have some suggestions then let me know via the comments.
More information and a printable recipe can be found on The Tortilla Channel.


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United Way
August 2, 2010
Partnership CDC opens new Home Buyers Club
The Partnership Community Development Corporation has opened registration for its Winter 2010 Home Buyers Club, which offers weekly workshops on buying a home starting September 8th at the PECO Financial Education Center, 4027 Market Street in West Philadelphia. The class may qualify eligible particpants for closing cost assistance. Classes cost $40.
To enroll, call 215-307-4917.


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text: haylau 62 Posted May 22, 2019 Pulling what is left of my hair out here :( Webserice used to work fine with our courier system (Parcelforce) but has stopped. Courier system developers say there is nothing wrong at their end. To show this, the installed their own version of Prestashop and used the webservice to pull down orders into their system. The produced the attached csv file to show that it works Now from my side. If I go to domain.com/api and enter the key get access to the api. And if i use domain.com//api/orders?filter%5Bcurrent_state%5D=%5B20%5D&filter%5Bdate_add%5D=%3E%5B2019-05-20+22%3A00%3A00%5D&display=full&date=1&sendemail=1 I can see the full xml data as shown in screen print - so I KNOW the webservice works. and i KNOW the courier system works, but SOMETHING must be blocking the two from talking to each other Ourr access logs show these lines when the courier tries to get the orders from the webservice (nothing in their logs) 22.214.171.124 - - [22/May/2019:22:01:44 +0100] "GET /api/orders?filter%5Breference%5D=00000000&display=full&sendemail=1 HTTP/1.1" 200 124 "-" "Zend_Http_Client" 220.127.116.11 - - [22/May/2019:22:01:52 +0100] "GET /api/orders?filter%5Bcurrent_state%5D=%5B20%5D&filter%5Bdate_add%5D=%3E%5B2019-05-20+22%3A00%3A00%5D&display=full&date=1&sendemail=1 HTTP/1.1" 200 3622 "-" "Zend_Http_Client" And sometimes 18.104.22.168 - - [22/May/2019:13:02:41 +0100] "GET /api/order_states?display=%5Bid%2Cname%5D HTTP/1.1" 200 504 "-" "Zend_Http_Client" 18.104.22.168 - - [22/May/2019:13:02:41 +0100] "GET /api/orders?filter%5Bcurrent_state%5D=%5B1%7C2%7C3%7C8%7C9%7C10%7C11%7C12%7C13%7C14%7C18%7C19%7C20%5D&filter%5Bdate_add%5D=%3E%5B2019-05-02+22%3A00%3A00%5D&display=full&date=1&sendemail=1 HTTP/1.1" 200 3718 "-" "Zend_Http_Client" Which shows they are trying to connect. I go to that link and I can see the data. So what on earth is happening . Is this a clue?? HTTP/1.1" 200 3622 "-" "Zend_Http_Client" Not sure what 3622 (or the 506 and 3718) refers to Phpinfo file if it helps: http://u-bolts-r-us.co.uk/phpinfo.php Is there anyone who can help track down the issue? WDMPATC_20190522_eorder_logs.csv Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Corruption Currents: Shell Knew Nigeria Deal Could Spell Trouble
A daily roundup of corruption news from across the Web. We also provide a daily roundup of important risk & compliance stories via our daily newsletter, The Morning Risk Report, which readers can sign up for here. Follow us on Twitter at @WSJRisk.
Royal Dutch Shell PLC knew about alleged potential corruption violations in a deal for oil rights in Nigeria, documents revealed. The company, which had previously denied the allegations, said it's cooperating with authorities. (BuzzFeed, WSJ, Global Witness)
Prosecutors cited 39 notebooks of evidence in the bribery trial of the Samsung heir. He denies the allegations; prosecutors say he deserves life in prison. (Bloomberg, WSJ, AFP, Nikkei)
The Greek justice minister said Novartis likely bribed "thousands" of doctors and civil servants in the country; the company has said it's cooperating with authorities. Separately, prosecutors plan to bring more corruption cases linked to defense deals. (AFP, Ekathermirini)
Croatia's former prime minister was sentenced to four and a half years in jail by a Zagreb court for taking bribes. (AFP)
Finland's justice ministry will investigate OECD concerns about how its courts deal with bribery cases. (YLE)
Nearly all the Indian shell companies allegedly involved in the Louis Berger case have closed. (Navhind Times)
A California man accused of assisting real estate billionaire Ng Lap Seng in a scheme to bribe U.N. officials pleaded guilty to a tax-evasion conspiracy charge. (Reuters, Law360)
A computer hack set off all the emergency sirens in Dallas for about 90 minutes in one of the largest known breaches of a siren warning system. (Reuters)
Money Laundering:
Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino was indicted on tax-evasion charges. His lawyer says he'll fight the charges. (NY Daily News)
A money-laundering trial set to begin in mid-April in Italy shed light on a hidden offshore operation that may have contributed to a major human rights crackdown in Azerbaijan. (OCCRP)
New Zealand's reserve bank said the country's banking sector is still vulnerable to money laundering and terrorism financing. (NBR, NZ Herald)
Officials say 25 people identified by investigators as gang members or associates were indicted for their alleged roles in a Texas drug and money-laundering ring. (AP)
Indian authorities raided bureaucrats across 10 states amid a demonetization probe. The inside story of demonetization is here. Shell companies evaded taxes, authorities said. Thousands have been arrested in the last few years, but there have been only two money-laundering convictions. (NDTV, Economic Times, Express, The Hindu, Times of India, Hindustan Times, Sunday Guardian)
Guatemalan authorities carried out 17 raids targeting businesses, news media and private residences in connection with a broad-ranging money-laundering probe. (AP)
There was a new twist in a Pakistani money-laundering case. Separately, a party financier was told to go to the U.K. to get money seized. (The News, The News, The News)
The U.S. is preparing new sanctions on Syria. (Politico, The Hill)
More sanctions on North Korea are on the table days after the EU expanded its measures. (Reuters, AP, Reuters)
The OFAC list was profiled here. (Huffington Post)
Terrorism Finance:
A New York lawyer has made it his mission to show Saudi Arabia bankrolled the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. (Politico)
Tech firms trying to avoid using "conflict minerals" will need to work harder. (Guardian)
The Netherlands is set to launch its beneficial-owner registry. (Tax-News)
General Anti-Corruption:
A former Nigerian president said churches are contributing to rampant corruption and graft there is worse than in 1999. (Premium Times, This Day)
Indian police arrested the alleged mastermind behind a network of a scam call centers that allegedly stole millions from Americans by fooling them into thinking they were in trouble with tax authorities. He wasn't immediately available to comment. (WSJ, Reuters)
Offshore money is the bane of democracy. (NY Times)
Graft remains a problem in Timor-Leste. (Diplomat)
As South Africans protested against government corruption, the country's credit rating was lowered to junk. (BBC, Guardian, AP)
Could low salaries be to blame for match-fixing? (Bernama)
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"If life were predictable
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"Differences are not intended to separate, to alienate.
We are different precisely in order to realize
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"Embrace difference."
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inhuman treatment of other human beings."
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Let's choose to be for one another.
My great-great-great grandfather had no choice.
We have one.
I pray we dedicate ourselves
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- Shaggy B.E.M. Stories (Anthology)
- Poul Anderson
- Isaac Asimov
- Cathy Ball
- Robert Bloch
- Algis Budrys
- Jayge Carr
- Lin Carter
- Sir Arthur C. Clarke
- Robert Coulson
- Gene DeWeese
- Thomas Easton
- George Alec Effinger
- Randall Garrett
- Clive Jackson
- Janet Kagan
- Marc Laidlaw
- Richard A. Lupoff
- Barry N. Malzberg
- Joseph F. Pumilia
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- Larry Tritten
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- A collection of science fiction parodies.
Introduction by Mike Resnick
The Swordsmen of Varnis [as by Geoffrey Cobbe] by Clive Jackson (1950)
Backstage Lensman by Randall Garrett (1978)
Masters of the Metropolis by Randall Garrett & Lin Carter (1956)
Grebzlam's Game [as by Ova Hamlet] by Richard A. Lupoff (1974)
The Smooth Universe by R***** S********* by Barry N. Malzberg
The Barbarian by Poul Anderson (1956)
John Carper and His Electric Barsoom by Gene DeWeese & Robert Coulson (1959)
Queen of Borr by R.C. Walker
At the Mountains of Murkiness by Arthur C. Clarke (1940)
Miss McWhortle's Weird by Donald A. Wollheim (1970)
Engineer to the Gods by Hitler I.E. Bonner by John Sladek (1972)
Broot Force by Iclick as-i-move by John Sladek (1972)
The Endochronic Properties of Resublimated Thiotimoline [Thiotimoline] by Isaac Asimov (1948)
Junkmail [revised from "Faith-of-the-Month Club" Analog Feb. 1 '82] by Janet Kagan
Stalking the Unicorn with Gun and Camera by Mike Resnick (1986)
Jabberwocky for Fandom by Robert Bloch (1954)
The Nine Billion Puns of God ["The Nine Billion Heavenly Puns"] by Ralph Roberts (1981)
The Chicago Plan to Save a Species by Thomas A. Easton (1976)
Land of the Great Horse Laughs by Larry Tritten (1980)
The Star Sneak by Larry Tritten (1974)
Love's Purient Interest by Cathy Ball (1983)
"Balloon, Oh Balloon!" by Algis J. Budrys
Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson [Maureen Birnbaum] by George Alec Effinger (1982)
Maureen Birnbaum at the Earth's Core [Maureen Birnbaum] by George Alec Effinger (1986)
The Works of M.M. Moamrath by Bill Wallace & Joe Pumilia (1975)
Cthu'lablanca and Other Lost Screenplays by Howard Waldrop (1976)
Two Sort-Of Adventures [as by Ova Hamlet] by Richard A. Lupoff (1978)
Star Spats by Jayge Carr (1980)
Baggieworld by Joel Rosenberg
Nutrimancer by Marc Laidlaw
Dirty Rotten Aliens, published in January 2006 by IBooks, appears to be a reprint of this book.


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Nods are out for country music's biggest honors.
FOX's Lilian Woo reports:
Leading the pack for this year's Country Music Award nominations...
The 'Lucky' Miranda Lambert, the winningest woman in the history of the awards, whose platinum-selling double album 'The Weight of These Wings' carried her to the top spot up for Album of the Year, Female Vocalist, Single, Song and Video of the Year.
With four nominations each: Little Big Town and Keith Urban who faces off for Entertainer of the Year against against Garth Brooks, Luke Bryan, Eric Church and Chris Stapleton.
Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood host Nov. 8.
Lilian Woo, FOX News.


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"I'm Not Bored!" Book
Is the "I'm bored" declaration a popular topic of conversation in your household? Children are filled with energy, always learning and growing, and needing constant stimulation. So it is no wonder that one of the most commonly used phrases in their vocabulary lexicon is, "I'm bored." And with the school year coming to an end and summer just around the corner, the need for boredom-proof activities is especially important. The cure for boredom is not much farther than your fingertips, in this easy (and personal) student project! This activity will not only help prevent future boredom, but it's also a fun "boredom remedy" in and of itself. But hurry, complete this activity before it's needed!