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Too Young to Die: Jonathon Bell
Jonathon Bell often visited the local McDonald's in Brookland, Ark., for hours to spend time over coffee with his grandfather. But after three years as a home-schooled teenager, he wanted to enlarge his circle outside the family.
"He never met a stranger [because] he talked to everybody," his mother, Patty Bell, told msnbc. "He never met someone who he didn't talk to. If you ever met Jonathon you became his friend, and you were friends for life." He didn't want to be the center of attention, but making people laugh made him happy.
Jonathon, 17, was born in Jonesboro, Ark., and grew up in nearby Brookland. After being home-schooled, he began attending a vocational school to earn his GED with the hope of one day becoming a truck driver; he wanted to travel. He boasted about recently passing a test in math, his hardest subject. The red-headed "country boy" was an avid pool player and enjoyed outdoor sports, especially deer and squirrel hunting, and fishing. He often wore camouflage clothes, boots, a hat, and sunglasses.
He was usually the first member to arrive at his church's youth group meetings. Sometimes he returned home earlier than expected because he was the only person who had shown up. Still, "at church he found people," his mother said, "who were willing to accept him for who he was."
Jonathon unintentionally shot himself on Sept. 18 outside of a restaurant in Jonesboro after dining with members of his youth ministry group.


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Surnames F
FAHA, Nick
FAIHST, Christina
FAIRBROTHER, Mrs. J. M.
FARRIER, William
FERBRACHE, Peter
FERGUSON, James
FILER, Imogene
FILER, Martha A.
FINSEN, Eddie
FISHER, Bennett L.
FITZHUGH, Doyce C.
FITZPATRICK, Bertha
FITZPATRICK, Frederick
FLETCHER, Nancy Ann
FLETCHER, Tracy A.
FORD, James S.
FORKEL, Robert E.
FOX, Rosina
FRAZIER, Katie
FREEMAN, John M.
FREEMAN, Nora J.
FRENCH, Wellington
FRENCH, Willard S.
Nick Faha Added 07/10/10
Death of Nick Faha
Nick Faha, a resident of the Brewster section for the past 35 years, died Tuesday at the Hunter hospital in this city. He was brought to town a week previous suffering with what is believed to be a cancer of the stomach and little hope for his recovery was held out and the patient himself apparently did not care to get well as he made no effort to comply with the instructions of doctors or nurses.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the chapel of the Yarwood undertaking establishment and Rev. Owen J. Beadles of the Methodist church conducted the services. Interment was made in the Okanogan cemetery.
Faha was a farmer and leaves an estate consisting of his ranch and a small amount of personal property. In a will executed just prior to his death he left his property to his three brothers in the east and the heirs of a fourth brother who had died some time before.
Deceased came to Washington 42 years ago from Indiana and settled in Okanogan county 35 years ago where he has continuously resided since. He was a bachelor.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - July 10, 1920
Christina Faihst Added 4/24/06
Mrs. Christina Faihst
Mrs. Christina Faihst passed away Monday, December 4th, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Oertel. Services were held at the house Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. She was laid to rest in the beautiful Beaver Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Faihst was born in Germany December 23, 1842. She has resided in the Methow Valley for over thirty years, and was one of the pioneers. She was one of those beautiful characters who was loved, honored and respected by all who knew her. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire Valley in their time of grief.
She leaves the following children: John Faihst and Andrew Faihst, of Twisp; Mrs. Robert Oertel, of Winthrop; Mrs. Freda Krug and Mrs. Louisa Grieger, of San Francisco.
The Methow Valley Journal - Winthrop, Washington - December 7, 1922
Mrs. J. M. Fairbrother Added 11/15/06
Obituary Notice.
Mrs. J. M. Fairbrother passed away March 14, 1920, at the Oroville General hospital, aged 73 years. She leaves to mourn her loss three daughters and two sons, Mrs. E. N. Cooledge, of Yarnell, Wisconsin; Mrs. I. M. Parker, of Windsor, Vermont; Mrs. W. O. Beardslee, of Montesano, Wash.; John H. Fairbrother, of Raymond, Wash.; Lester A. Fairbrother, of Oroville, Wash. The deceased was born December 24, 1847, in Westminister, Vermont. She ived in Vermont the greater part of her life, coming west in 1907, where she, two sons and a daughter made their home as Cosmopolis, Wash., for several years. Mrs. Fairbrother had been in rather poor health for some time and came to live with her son, Lester A. Fairbrother on a ranch near Oroville, where she became seriously sick March 7th from chronic bronchitis, affecting her heart. From the son's home she was taken to the hospital, where she died a week later. The funeral was held Thursday, March 18, from the undertaking parlors of L. W. Barnes, in Oroville, Rev. R. R. Martin, of the Methodist church officiating. Singing was by the members of the Methodist Episcopal choir. The relatives attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Beardslee and four children. John H. Fairbrother and Lester A. Fairbrother and friends in this place. Interment was in Odd Fellows cemetery, at Oroville.
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends for their help and kindness during the sickness and death of our beloved mother.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Beardslee
John H. Fairbrother,
Lester A. Fairbrother.
The Oroville Weekly Gazette - Oroville, Washington - March 26, 1920
William Farrier Added 6/16/06
Wm. Farrier Killed By Fall Over Bluff On Ellemeham Mountain
Dies While Being Carried Down Mountain By Rescue Party
Tuesday of last week Wm Farrier, a homesteader on Ellemeham mountain, fell over a bluff and died within a few hours from the injuries sustained. Chester Teel, a neighbor of the deceased, was present when the accident occurred.
Mr. Farrier's homestead adjoins the ranch of McD . Hershberger on the north, and the homes of the two settlers are only about a quarter of a mile apart.
Monday evening Mr. Farrier called at Mr. Hershberger's place, and stating that he expected to be away from home until Tuesday evening, asked Mr. Hershberger if he would feed his horses Tuesday morning. Mr. Hershberger had performed this neighborly act several times before, and expressed his willingness to look after the stock during the owner's absence. From the Hershberger place Farrier went to the home of George and Chester Teel, remaining with the boys all night. Tuesday morning, according to the statement of the Teels, Farrier declared that he intended to go out prospecting, notwithstanding the depth of snow on the ground, and induced Chester Teel to go with him. The two men started out for the west side of Ellemeham mountain, overlooking Palmer lake. In many places the mountain is very precipitous on the west slope, and going too near the edge of the bluff according to Mr. Teel's statement, Farrier stepped upon a loose stone, covered by the snow that was about a foot deep, and fell to the rocks, some twenty feet below. Mr. Teel worked his way down to where Farrier lay as soon as possible. The unfortunate man's left leg was shattered, and he was suffering intensely. It was impossible for one person to handle the injured man, so Mr. Teel made Farrier as comfortable as possible, placing his own coat under the injured man's head and hastened back home for assistance. He summoned his brothers, George, Guy and Otis, and taking ropes and blankets returned to where Farrier had fallen. It was found impossible to carry him back up the hill so after tying up the broken let in rude splints, he was placed in a blanket and the party started down the mountain. At that Farrier was conscious. He directed his rescuers what to do, asking them to be as gentle as possible, as he was suffering about all he could stand. When half way down the mountain Farrier breathed his last.
The remains were taken to Loomis, and given over to Wm J. Ford, who at once telephoned over to the coroner to ascertain what was to be done. The coroner inquired if the deceased had any relatives in the county, and learning that he had not, ordered the body sent to Okanogan, where it was taken Wednesday.
Wm Farrier located upon his homestead three years ago, and little is known of his life other than what he told Mr. Hershberger from time to time during their acquaintance. He was 67 years of age and a widower. He was born in Arkansas and raised in California. He spent most of his life prospecting and mining, and in his wanderings visited every mining district on the Pacific coast from old Mexico to Alaska, having made two trips to the far north country. In his old age he came to Okanogan county, taking up a piece of government land with the object of raising hogs and chickens, although he soon tired of that. His place is a fairly good one, and he has a small orchard set out, which is making excellent growth. He stated that he had two or three sisters living in California, and a brother somewhere in Canada, although their postoffice addresses are not known. The deceased was a pleasant, kindly and accommodating neighbor and was very popular and highly thought of by all the residents of the Ellemeham neighborhood. He leaves a little personal property of no great value, which is being cared for by Mr. Hershberger. Up to the time Mr. Hershberger handed in the above information to this office the authorities had done nothing so far as known, to locate the relatives of the deceased. Their whereabouts could no doubt be learned by a visit to the cabin and an examination of the effects of the deceased.
The Oroville Weekly Gazette - Oroville, Washington - January 16, 1914
Submitted by Dorothy Petry
Peter Ferbrache Added 07/10/10
Drowned Man Answers Description Of Former Okanogan Citizen.
Information received through the office of Sheriff Harry E. Stark from the sheriff of Benton county this week, leads local people to the belief that Peter Ferbrache, formerly a well known citizen of Okanogan, met his death by drowning in the Columbia river early in October of this year.
The Benton county sheriff wrote Mr. Stark that the body of a man had been found at Hanford, giving a description of the body and stating that a clipping of the Okanogan Independent of September 18th containing primary election returns, was found in a pocket. The dead man's watch was described, giving jeweler's marks, and when the marks were reported to the local jeweler, F. H. Towne, he referred to his records and at once identified the timepiece as that of Mr. Ferbrache. Stark wired for a further description of the man and received a telegram Monday morning from the Benton county sheriff giving a description that tallies in every detail with that of Mr. Ferbrache's appearance.
Mrs. Hetty Lane of Seattle, daughter of Mr. Ferbrache, is in Okanogan for a short time. She states that she last saw her father on September 27, when he left, presumably for California. She has not heard from him since his departure. She states that when he left her home he wore a brown suit and the Benton county sheriff says the man found in the river wore a blue suit. The body was found on October 18th and it had the appearance of having been in the water about two weeks, according to the informant.
Peter S. Ferbrache was one of the early settlers in this locality, coming here about fifteen years ago. He located on a homestead west of town, proved up and later sold the place. Later he moved to Hamilton, Skagit county, where he has lived for a number of years.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - November 9, 1920
James Ferguson Added 04/18/10
Death Of James Ferguson.
The community was shocked Tuesday afternoon to learn of the death of Judge James Ferguson, who passed away at his home in the south part of town about 1 o'clock p.m. The death of the respected citizen was wholly unexepected, as few knew of his illness, and those who did had been given the impression the day before that he was improving. The judge had not been in robust health for some time, but was only confined to his bed for about a week. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Episcopal church. The services will be in charge of the Masons and the ceremonies will be at the grave.--Oroville Gazette.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - February 4, 1919
William Ferrier Buried.
William Ferrier, who was killed some two or three months ago by falling from a mountain side near Loomis, was buried by Coroner McCampbell yesterday. Interment was made in the Okanogan cemetery. The body has been held all this time in the hopes of locating relatives of the dead man but all efforts in that direction failed.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - March 6, 1914
Imogene Filer Added 07/18/09
Little Child Drowned
Falls into Frazier Creek While at Play
Imogene, the little four-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Filer, while at play yesterday afternoon, in some manner unknown, fell into the water of Frazier creek, which runs close by the house and was drowned.
It was probably a couple of hours before the child was missed, when a search was started and the baby recovered from the creek underneath the milk house, which is built over the stream, and on which the child's clothing had caught as it floated down stream. The funeral will take place tomorrow.
The sad tidings were brought into town as the News was going to press, and as telephone communication is impaired, we are unable to give the funeral hour.
The Methow Valley News - Twisp, Washington - April 5, 1904
Martha A. Filer Added 4/30/06
Mrs. Martha A. Filer died at her home in Twisp, Thursday, August 21, 1913, at 10:15 a.m., aged 72 years, 7 months and 13 days.
Martha A. Bacus was born at Springfield, Mo., January 8, 1841.
At the age of 4 years she with her parents moved to Quincey, Ill., where they remained until she was seventeen years old.
She was married to Jacob Filer in 1861, and to the Union was born eleven children; five sons and six daughters, eight of whom survive the deceased, being P. L. and W. B. Filer, of Twisp; Mrs. Maud Charlton and J. H. Filer, of Ellensburg, Wash., Mrs. Juliette Manning, of North Yakima; J. C. Filer of Toppenish; Mrs. Lulu Tuveson, of Kellogg, Idaho; Mrs. Florence Jones, of Winthrop; the the children preceding their mother in death being Edgar B. Filer, Mrs. Fannie Dibble and Mrs. Anna Walter.
Deceased was a pioneer of the Methow Valley, having resided here since the eighties, near her children. Her husband preceded her in death in 1883 while living in Oregon. Soon after his death the family came to Ellensburg, and five years later to the Methow Valley. Deceased was especially esteemed and loved by all the people of this section; hers was the true mother's life of love and devotion. Her departure will be mourned by this community, who will deeply sympathize with the bereaved family.
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Church of Christ, of which she was a devoted member, Rev. S. O. Pool of Wenatchee, conducting services.
The remains were shipped to Ellensburg for interment by the side of those of her husband.--News, Twisp.
The Methow Valley Journal - Winthrop, Washington - August 28, 1913
Eddie Finsen Added 01/02/11
Little Finsen Child Dies. Result of Burns
Miss Melinda Finsen was called to Oroville Tuesday on an extremely sad mission. Her two year-old nephew, Eddie Finsen, was so seriously burned that death resulted. The fatal injury was received Monday evening and the baby died Tuesday.
In company with a four year old playmate the Finsen child was playing in the yard. In some unaccountable manner the children secured some matches and on lighting them the clothing of the Finsen child took fire. The youngster ran to the house, screaming as he went, and the flames were fanned so that before anything could be done to extinguish them the child's body was seriously burned from the knees to the stomach and death resulted from the burns and shock.
Miss Finsen returned to Okanogan yesterday morning.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - August 13, 1921
Bennett L. Fisher Added 01/25/07
Passing Of A Pioneer.
Bennett L. Fisher passed away at Loomis Wednesday, May 23, after a lingering illness. He was born at Marysville, Ohio, September 24, 1863. On April 16, 1890 he united in marriage with Mima Null at Carmi, Illinois.
He is survived by his wife, a brother Eli Fisher, of Orondo and six children: Oscar Fisher of Seattle; Buford Fisher of Orondo; Mrs. Guy Burge of Loomis; Mrs. Louisa Daniels of Valley; Mrs. Raymond Prock of Antwine; and Vida Fisher of Loomis. One child died in infancy.
Interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery.
Abstracted from the original - The Oroville Weekly Gazette - Oroville, Washington - June 1, 1923
Submitted by Dorothy Petry
Doyce C. Fitzhugh Added 12/15/07
Doyce C. Fitzhugh, 88, of Brewster, died Monday April 25, 2005. He was born September 15, 1916 to Clarence and Lydia Fitzhugh at Leola, Arkansas.
He married Lula Belle Riggan on May 12, 1934. They moved to Brewster in 1948 where he worked as a carpenter and later became an apple grower. He was a member of the New Testament Baptist Church.
He is survived by four children, one brother and three sisters; 12 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, his parents, three brothers and one sister.
Services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Friday, April 29th at Barnes Chapel with Pastor Albert Fare officiating. Interment will follow at the Brewster Cemetery.
Abstracted from the original - The Quad City Herald - Brewster, Washington - April 28, 2005
Submitted by Ilene Jeffers
Bertha Fitzpatrick Added 7/26/06
Sudden Death Takes 2 Okanogan People
Mrs. Bertha Fitzpatrick died suddenly at her home on Pogue Flat between 10:30 a.m. and noon Monday. Death was caused by cerebral hemorrhage, according to Dr. L. S. Dewey, county coroner, who was called to examine the case.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick had been talking to Mrs. Brown over the telephone at about 10 a.m., and had seemed to be in the best of health. There was not the slightest evidence of foul play, so death was assumed to be from natural causes.
Her daughter, Frederica, was unable to find her mother when she returned home at noon, so she decided to make a fire to cook a lunch. She went out to the packing shed to get some material to start a fire, and discovered her mother lying on the ground. Dr. J. G. Lovell was summoned, but Mrs. Fitzpatrick had been dead at least an hour when he arrived.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick was born and raised at Van Kleeck Hill, Ont. She had taught school in Canada when she met Fred Fitzpatrick. The couple came here as newly weds and settled on an orchard tract on the flat early in 1910, when the project was first opened. Mr. Fitzpatrick had made some money in the Klondike.
In August, 1910, Mr. Fitzpatrick died, shortly after the birth of Frederica, their only child. Mrs. Fitzpatrick stayed on the orchard tract, managing affairs until her death. She suffered from hay fever each summer, so had often gone back to Van Kleeck Hill. Two of her sisters, who were nurses, lived here with her, several years ago.
The deceased was not quite 40 years of age at the time of her death. She is survived by her daughter, Frederica; Miss Lighthall, a sister living in California; another sister, Mrs. Brazille, who lives in Seattle; and a brother, Abraham Lighthall of Vancouver, B. C. Mr. Lighthall is named as one of the executors of the estate, and is expected in Okanogan at once. Funeral arrangement will be made when relatives have arrived.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - October 24, 1922
Fitzpatrick Funeral
The funeral of Mrs. Bertha Fitzpatrick, who died suddenly Monday noon at her home on Pogue Flat, will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at St. John's Episcopal church in this city. Rev. Herman R. Page will conduct the service, which will be held under the auspices of the Order of Eastern Star. Interment will be made in the Okanogan cemetery beside the body of deceased's husband, who was buried there thirteen years ago.
Abram Lighthall, a brother of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, and Miss Alma Fitzpatrick, a sister, are here to attend the funeral. The former is from Vancouver, B. C., and the latter from Seattle.
H. Gordon Kerr has been appointed special executor of the estate of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, and has already qualified. It was necessary to have a special executor to handle the estate in order that the apple crop might be disposed of properly. Mrs. Fitzpatrick's will was made out at Van Kleek Hill, Ont., and it will be necessary to send the instrument back there to have the validity of the paper proved. This will take several weeks, and every day is important in the disposition of the apples at the present time.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - October 28, 1922
Frederick Fitzpatrick
S. T. Sterling Pays Tribute To F. Fitzpatrick
Nothing in recent years has shocked the community of Pogue Flat like the sudden death of our fellow citizen, Mr. Frederick Fitzpatrick.
Stricken down in the very vigor of manhood with that fatal disease, peritonitis, when he had just succeeded in establishing a beautiful home; when his prospects were exceedingly bright for enjoying his home and comfortable and happy surroundings with all the bright hopes and aspirations, seems sad indeed.
Mr. Fitzpatrick was born at Van Kleek Hill, Ontario, and came to Montana in early life, entering into partnership with an older brother. From there he spent some time in Old Mexico and California, in 1897 joining the great rush to the gold fields of Alaska.
In this Northern land he spent some nine years and succeeded in making a fair competence. In the fall of 1907 he came out, and on January 27, 1907, was married at Vancouver, B. C., to Miss Bertha Lighthall of VanKleek Hill, Ontario. From thence he came to Okanogan county and settled on Pogue Flat.
Suddenly, in the midst of his toil, his time had come, the hour had struck and the clock of time had run down. About 2 o'clock in the afternoon I saw him unhitch his team; he went to the house, and took his bed never to rise.
How forcibly it brings to mind that "In the midst of life we are in death."
He leaves a wife and infant babe. Six brothers, his mother and four sisters survive him, none of whom were able to attend the funeral, except Mrs. T. Brazil of Seattle.
Rev. Chaffee of Omak, assisted by Rev. Thomson and the Masonic order of Okanogan, conducted the funeral services. His body was laid to rest in the new cemetery at Okanogan, overlooking the beautiful valley of the Okanogan. S. T. Sterling
The Omak Chronicle - Omak, Washington - September 2, 1910
Fitzpatrick Dead Added 03/15/07
Well Known Citizen Succumbs After Brief Illness.
A deep gloom was cast over the community last Friday morning when word was passed around that Fred Fitzpatrick of Epley had died during the previous night. He had been ill with peritonitis for several days and his friends knew his condition was serious but the announcement of death came nevertheless as a shock. The funeral services were conducted in the Presbyterian church in this city Monday morning by Rev. Chaffee of Omak assisted by Rev. James Thomson, and participated in by the Okanogan Masonic lodge of which organization deceased was a member. The funeral was in charge of McCampbell & Armstrong, the local undertakers, and interment was made in the Okanogan cemetery. The pall bearers were selected from the ranks of the Masons as follows: Jas. White, E. F. Brown, F. H. Towne, H. A. Armstrong, Frank Baggott, F. W. Ostermeyer.
Frederick Fitzpatrick was born at Van Kleek Hill, Ontario, forty-one years ago and came to Montana in early life. Later he drifted into old Mexico and from there went with the great rush to Alaska where he spent some nine years and succeeded in accumulating a fair competence. In the fall of 1907 he came down from the north and on January 27th, 1908, was married in Vancouver, B. C., to Miss Bertha Lightball, of Van Kleek Hill, his sweetheart of boyhood days. In the spring of 1909 they came to Okanogan, settling on a fruit tract three miles north of town. In the short time Mr. Fitzpatrick has been here he has made a host of friends and has proven himself to be a kind neighbor, a devoted husband and a worthy citizen. He leaves a wife and an infant daughter. His mother, six brothers and four sisters survive him. Mrs. T. Brazil, a sister from Seattle, was the only one of the bereaved relatives aside from the widow who was able to attend the funeral.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - September 2, 1910
Nancy Ann Fletcher Added 10/15/06
Death Of Pioneer Woman.
W. H. Fletcher of this place was called to Waterville last week on receipt of the news of the death of his mother, the following account of which appeared in the Waterville Empire:
"On last Friday morning the community was shocked to learn of the sudden passing of one of its old residents and devoted mothers, Mrs. Nancy Ann McAllister Fletcher. Mrs. Fletcher was taken ill Thursday evening at 8 o'clock and death claimed her in less than twelve hours, she having passed away at 7 o'clock the following morning. Her sudden death was due to a stroke of paralysis from which she quickly became unconscious and never rallied.
Nancy Ann McAllister was born in Wayne county, Indiana, Feb. 18, 1851, and the next year crossed the plains in company with her parents to the state of Washington, settling in Clark county, where she passed her girlhood days and in 1867 was married to John M. Fletcher. After spending a few years in Oregon, they came to Washington and pre-empted a claim near Toler in this county in 1888 and made this their permanent residence.
Her husband, John M. Fletcher, died three years ago and since that time she has made her home in this city with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bell.
"To cherish her memory and to mourn her loss she leaves the following children: Mrs. D. L. Gillespie, Brewster, Wash.; W. H. Fletcher, Okanogan; R. A. Fletcher, Seattle; Mrs. W. C. Peach, Mansfield; Pearl Fletcher, Withrow; and C. E. Fletcher, Albert F. Fletcher, Mrs. Chas. Bell, F. T. Fletcher and Mrs. Geo. Kinzebach of Waterville."
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - January 27, 1920
Tracy A. Fletcher Added 12/15/07
Tracy Albert Fletcher, 43, of Brewster, died Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2005, in Seattle. She was born in Brewster and was employed as an assistant floor manager at Mill Bay Casino in Manson.
Survivors include her three children; her mother, and five siblings.
Funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Barnes Chapel in Brewster with interment to follow at Millers Cove in Pateros.
Abstracted from the original - The Wenatchee World - Wenatchee, Washington - January 14, 2005
Submitted by Ilene Jeffers
James S. Ford Added 10/15/06
Loomis News Notes
James S. Ford, brother of Postmaster W. J. Ford, passed away at Penticton, B. C., last week. Mr. Ford had been employed on the construction work in British Columbia and was taken ill, later developing in pneumonia. After reaching the hospital he survived but a short time. His brother was promptly notified and left at once to bring back the remains. Interment took place at Loomis cemetery. Services were conducted at Eagle Hall, where a large gathering of friends paid their respects. Rev. Martin, of Oroville, conducted the service. A local quartette furnish appropriate music.
The Omak Chronicle - Omak, Washington - January 7, 1921
Robert Forkel Added 04/30/07
Robert Ernest Forkel Is Claimed By Death
Death claimed Robert E. Forkel, one of our well known and highly esteemed citizens, last Monday afternoon. The end was not unexpected as he had patiently suffered for several weeks from the effects of cancer in its acute state. The dreaded disease made its appearance just over the heart some weeks ago and everything within the power of the physician was done to eradicate the trouble, but to no avail, as it had seriously affected the heart and lungs before the identity of the disease had been clearly established. The funeral is to be conducted from the residence west of town next Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. George F. Graham of Riverside to have charge of the religious service. The body lies at the McCampbell undertaking parlors in this city.
Robert Ernest Forkel was nearly 65 years of age, having been born October 3, 1848. Saxony, Germany, was his birthplace and he came to the United States in 1884, locating with his family at DesMoines, Iowa, where they remained three years. They then went to Omaha, Neb., and lived there 21 years, coming to Okanogan September 22, 1908, exactly five years previous to the date of his death.
January 11, 1872, deceased was united in marriage to Miss Emily Seume, in his native lnd, and to them were born three sons and four daughters. Deceased is survived by his wife, two daughters--Mrs. Mary Kleffman, Chicago, and Mrs. Charles Schaefer of Okanogan--and two sons, Ernest of this city and Otto of Riverside. He also has a brother living in Texas.
Deceased followed the occupation of shoemaker and had been engaged at his rtade for 51 years steadily. He opened a shop in this city five years ago and established a reputation for competent work and fair dealing, and has a host of friends by whom he will be greatly missed.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - September 26, 1913
Rosina Fox Added 7/26/06
Death Of Mrs. Fox
Mrs. Rosina Fox, aged 68, died at her home on Pogue Flat at 10 p.m. Thursday. She had been paralyzed for the last three years, and suffered a second attack Thursday evening from which she died. She is survived by her husband, Frederick Fox, and six children, Louis, Walter, Hazel and Mesdames Marseleete Hazen, Helene Stribenger and Olga Hunting of Cleveland, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the undertaking parlors. The services will be conducted by Rev. K. Kohler, Lutheran minister in Omak. Interment will be in the Okanogan cemetery.
The deceased was born and married in Germany, but came to this country soon after her marriage. She had lived in the vicinity for eleven years.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - October 28, 1922
Katie Frazier Added 8/16/06
Mrs. James H. Frazier
Katie Frazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Schilleriff, Sr., of Waterville, died early Sunday morning, after an illness of only nine days, at her home near Malott.
Deceased was born in Russia June 4, 1891. She came to this country with her parents when just a year old, living at Seattle until 1903 when they settled seven miles east of Douglas on a ranch, where she was reared and confirmed in the Lutheran church at Douglas by Rev. Reimann. In the year 1907 she was united in marriage to George Gettman. To this union four children were born. After eight years of married life Mr. Gettman died, leaving the widow and four small children. She was married to James Frazier, of Malott, and to this union two children were born. Deceased resided at Malott until the time of her death.
She leaves to mourn her loss, her husband and six children--Leo, Annie, Edward and Helen Gettman, Fawn and Francis Frazier, from two to twelve years of age.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - April 26, 1921
John M. Freeman Added 9/15/06
John M. Freeman Killed
Thursday of last week John M. Freeman was thrown from his horse near Havillah and sustained injuries of the head and brain from which he died late in the evening.
It is not known just how the accident occurred but as the saddle was found turned it is thought he was dragged for some distance.
He leaves a wife and five small children to mourn his loss.
Funeral services were held at the residence and interment took place at the Kipling cemetery. Rev. S. J. Osborn officiated.
The Molson Leader - Molson, Washington - September 24, 1915
Nora J. Freeman Added 4/24/06
Mrs. C. A. Freeman
The death of Mrs. C. A. Freeman, which occurred at Seattle last Thursday, came as a sad blow to this community. Mrs. Freeman, accompanied by her husband, went to Seattle last Monday, where she was operated upon for goitre. She lived but four hours after the operation.
Funeral services were conducted by Prof. R. W. Dow from the Methodist Church Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Misses Ethyl and Gladys Martin, Alice Stokes, Mrs. N. Irving and Messrs. A. Hall, Ferd Haase Sr., and Ferd Haase, Jr., sang a few selected hymns. Messrs. A. T. LaRue, A. J. Steaffens, Guy Waring, A. J. Haase, R. E. Johnson and Allen Wetsel acted as pall bearers. Many and beautiful floral offerings were laid on and around the casket by loving relatives and friends. The body, which was in charge of Undertaker E. M. Thomas, was laid to rest in the Sullivan Cemetery.
Mrs. Nora J., wife of C. A. Freeman, was born near Warsaw, Missouri, December 4, 1879, and passed from this life at Seattle July 13, 1916. She and her husband were married June 7, 1899, at Warsaw, Missouri, where they lived for four years, when they moved to this place, where the last thirteen years have been spent.
She leaves to mourn her her husband, a daughter, Glenn, four sons, Lawerence, Ralph, Lowell and Rex, the latter an eight months old baby, six brothers and aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kays, living at the place of her birth. Her life was that of a true wife and mother, and her absence will ever be felt. Mr. Freeman and children have the deepest sympathy of the community in their bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and gratitude to our many kind friends and neighbors who so generously helped us during our late bereavement when we gave up our beloved wife and mother. Especial thanks for the beautiful floral offerings.
The Methow Valley Journal - Winthrop, Washington - July 20, 1916
Wellington French Added 10/31/06
Death Of Wellington French, Old Time Resident
Death claimed Wellington French, the well known pioneer, Monday at 9 o'clock a.m. The funeral will be conducted at the Scotch Creek home of the French family Wednesday at 10 a. m. by Rev. Herman Page and Rev. David Brown, and the body will be buried at the Conconully cemetery.
Wellington French was one of the earliest settlers in Okanogan county who remained within its borders. He has always shown the good spirit of the pioneer and his industry and sagacity have accumulated a modest fortune. He was one of the early stockholders of the Commercial Bank and to the credit of his financial judgment it is said that he has never placed a mortgage on his property.
He was born in the province of Quebec on February 28, 1856, and was 65 years old at the time of his death. His parents, Robert and Harriet French, were residents of Canada since childhood. His father was a prominent man in his section and held various important public offices.
Wellington French was the oldest of ten children. A brother, Dr. F. J. French of Okanogan, and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Cyr of Seattle and Mrs. C. G. Rodolph of Glendale, are well known here. He is survived by his widow, a daughter, Mrs. Percy George of Omak, and two sons, Robert and Ray.
The deceased was educated in Canada and in 1878 left home to seek his fortune. He traveled to various places in British Columbia, and at one time did placer mining on the Fraser river. In 1885 he came to Okanogan county, and as soon as the land was opened settled on his present place, four miles southeast of Conconully. He brought some cattle with him from British Columbia and during his residence here has maintained a large herd of stock.
On November 11, 1889, Mr. French married Miss Mary McCaskill, who was reared in the same neighborhood as her husband.
On March 22 of this year, Mr. French suffered a stroke of cerebal hemorrhage, and Dr. Paul L. West of Okanogan was called to attend him. The patient rallied from the stroke and had practically recovered by the middle of April, but suffered a second and more severe stroke, from which he never rallied during the last month of his life.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - Mary 24, 1921
Willard S. French Added 10/15/06
Father Of Mrs. Glover Dies At The Age of 78
Willard S. French, aged 78, father of Mrs. H. H. Glover of Okanogan, died Sunday night in Seattle after a long illness. Mrs. Glover left last week to be with her father. Mr. Glover has spent considerable time here during the past few years and invested in town property.
He was a pioneer of the state, and lived many years at Creston. He leaves three sons, Arthur B. French of Spokane, Reiff French of Seattle, and J. B. French of New Orleans; and three daughters, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. C. E. Funkhauser of Creston and Mrs. E. C. Lanter of Seattle.
The Okanogan Independent - Okanogan, Washington - August 27, 1921
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In a reversal of long-standing marital patterns, college-educated young adults are now slightly more likely than young adults lacking a bachelor's degree to have married by the age of 30.
Nearly one-in-five American women ends her childbearing years without having borne a child, compared with one-in-ten in the 1970s. While childlessness has risen for all racial and ethnic groups, and most education levels, it has fallen over the past decade for women with advanced degrees.
Freshman enrollment at post-secondary institutions rose by a 40-year record of 6% in the 2007-2008 school year, with Hispanics experiencing the largest increase in enrollments; half of the total increase in enrollment occurred in just 109 institutions out of nearly 6,100.
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…Some stay for a while, leave footprints on our hearts, and we are never, ever the same.
For today's quote we can thank author and artist Flavia Weedn. This one was particularly powerful to me because I am starting a new role this week. Same company, different location, different job, lots of new colleagues… and lots of goodbyes to old ones.
I am no stranger to this ritual. Between business school and internships and rotational programs, I have seldom lived in the same city for more than 12 months. Over time I have learned to adapt to the steady, neverending stream of people that move through my life. I mostly make acquaintances, but almost never friends. I typically avoid meaningful relationships and the accompanying difficult goodbyes. There never seems to be enough time to form the relationships And when there is I worry about my bandwidth….
…At least historically. But in my last several roles I have formed more relationships that matter. And goodbyes have gotten more difficult. But I have conversely gradually learned to love and enjoy people for who they are – to experience relationships with friends and colleagues to their fullest even while coming to peace with the fact those relationships are often going to be transient.
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You'll remember I previously wrote about the Sucker Punch feeling, when I'm happily going on with normal life without a thought of the operation to come and something will happen to suddenly snap me back to reality, like a sucker punch. Well the biggest one I've had so far has happened and it wasn't anything to do with the hospital, it was leaving work.
Work has been, by far, the best distraction from waiting for the hospital to call and the surgery to come round. It's especially been distracting because of a major project I've been involved with starting, something I'm not going to get the chance to see through. So the last day certainly came with a bang.
It was a strange day from the very beginning. It started with a trip to the hospital for swab updates – because of the cold I'd had my previous results were out of date – and then a stop off for cakes for the team, and myself.
Little did I know that the team had also bought me cakes, and eating four of them for lunch wasn't going to be the sweetest moment.
A specially made card was produced later in the afternoon, a picture of Cate Blanchett on the front – apart from being a fabulous actress she has that classic Hollywood beauty that is truly captivating on screen – and everyone crowded round my desk. That was the first punch for me. A realisation that this was the last day, and this was the start of the goodbyes and good lucks.
Those started to hit me when my colleague, let's call her A., told me she was going to give me a hug as she left and it looked like there was a little tear in her eye. Boom. Another punch. I knew that a hug would just set me off, and even the small one she gave me was enough to get a lip wobble.
That was then compounded when another colleague, let's call her D., called me and said she couldn't be in today for fear of her bursting out bubbling too. Boom. I was away and couldn't even talk on the phone. The reality was piling on.
It was a bit easier being in the pub afterwards, everyone buying me drinks, some great laughs and any thought of me being a manager and behaving myself left at the door.
The punches came lighter from then on, not sure if they were helped by the beer, but they weren't helped by the continual cuddles from people leaving. Still, I kept it dry right till I got home. That was when another big hit came.
Returning home my wife knew exactly what it would have been like and what I would be feeling saying the goodbyes, and it wasn't long before the emotion was pouring out as we both acknowledged the importance of the day.
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You're a hot chick. You know it, and everyone else knows it. You're complimented on everything and doors just seem to open for you while they're pretty much closed to everyone else. You take pride in your health and your appearance, and it shows. You can get away with pretty much anything. You leave guys' tongues hanging on the floor and even other women are so jealous of you they either hate you or love you. You can get away with anything. This goes especially true for prank ideas. In fact, hot chicks can get away with so many prank ideas that it's a wonder why more don't pull them off. Prank ideas for hot chicks can range anywhere from leading a guy on to making guys do things they normally wouldn't do. Is it cruel? Yes. Is it funny? No. It's hilarious. You have the power of being a hot chick, so use it.
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Most guys are powerless against you. Guys will do pretty much anything for a hot chick so prank ideas are easy to pull on most of them. If a guy asks you out, a common prank idea is to give him a false number. However, there is also a number you can have them dial that will let them know that they've been had. These types of pranks aren't noticeable at first. They're only noticeable when that guy calls the number and realizes a prank has been pulled on him.
Funnier prank ideas you can pull on guys are to lead him on, make him think you're really into him, have him run all kinds of errands for you, and have him get you drinks at the bar only to snub him. While this may be cruel, it's definitely something you can get away with being a hot chick. If nothing else, you can take it as teaching the man not to be so naïve when it comes to doing things for others. We'll call it a life lesson prank idea.
Women may also fall for some of your hot chick prank ideas. Not all women will fall for them but one of the things hot chicks can do is befriend someone they normally wouldn't. Make that woman feel as if you're her best friend. Then pretend you don't know her. This may be considered cruel, but if you play it off and actually befriend the person later on, you may find a friend you normally wouldn't have and you can all laugh about it later.
There are many more prank ideas you can pull off being a hot chick, but you should try to use your powers for good instead of evil.
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State-owned power utility Eskom has approved phase two of its demand market participation (DMP) programme, which will include small industrial and commercial customers, Eskom senior integrated demand management GM Andrew Etzinger said on Wednesday.
The programme, which has involved about 20 large industrial users to date, entails the voluntary reduction of demand to assist with the balance of electricity supply and demand.
Etzinger said Eskom would look to provide the opportunity to maintain the balance by reducing demand, rather than increasing supply, to about 1 000 small industrial and commercial customers.
An international company with significant global experience in this space has been appointed as an aggregator and will manage this process, he told Engineering News Online.
Eskom hopes to achieve 500 MW load reduction through the aggregator demand response by winter 2012.
"This is great news and an exciting programme," he said at the sixth Southern African Energy Efficiency Convention, in Johannesburg, having been notified before his presentation of the board's decision to move forward with phase two.
He cautioned that the programme was only suitable to customers that had flexible manufacturing processes, as well as energy service companies (ESCos) .
Etzinger said there were "encouraging improvements" in the ESCos space, but to date only the top five companies were delivering 61% of the demand savings in the commercial side and 72% from the industrial sector.
ESCos are Eskom-approved energy saving companies, which identify opportunities within companies to reduce electricity consumption.
He said there was a great need for more black-empowered ESCos to come to the market.
Etzinger also warned that as South Africa moves further into the summer season and towards the holiday season, the possibility of power shortages moves towards "high risk".
This was also the result of the majority of maintenance taking place during the summer months, with about a 10% generator outage.
The utility's current generator outage was between 7% and 8%.
"We have been operating in 'red' for the past two weeks," he said, adding the utility was driving its awareness campaign to ensure South African's continued to display energy-saving behaviour.
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The survey results are not to be lightly dismissed. "We need to do a better job of educating our children about the pros and cons of compound interest and how time is money," says Michael Keeler a certified financial planner with GFS & Associates. The sooner they start saving, even small amounts, the better.
The ramifications of not saving are huge. "The big problem is these people will never get ahead in life. They will always be digging themselves out of a hole that is getting deeper and deeper," says Keeler.
Even those who develop a savings habit later in life won't necessarily make up for lost time. "Although they may increase savings rates dramatically in the future, the time lost may lead to lower overall retirement balances due to the missed compound growth over time," says Joshua Duvall, an insurance and social media specialist with Capital Financial Services.
How to chart a different course
What's the solution for what ails the Millennials? "Financial institutions have fallen short of their responsibility to educate and provide financial guidance and tools that help account holders really understand their money and how they can improve. Institutions have to make managing money not only easier and more convenient, but a lot more enjoyable and exciting as well," says Ryan Caldwell, founder and CEO of MX, formerly MoneyDesktop.


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Life has taken me all over the place. Originally from Tucson, Arizona, I earned my PhD at the University of California, Riverside, spent 4 years in Philadelphia as a postdoc at the University of Pennsylvania, and now live in Melbourne Australia. Besides staying busy on research projects or teaching, I enjoy being active - especially running and cycling, but anything outdoors. I enjoy cooking and baking, often creating my own healthy recipes (see some of my recipes). I also like to collect quotes that strike my fancy.
2008: Won the Charlottesville, VA marathon (26.2 miles), official finish time 3:02:58
2006: Climbing in the Californian mountains
2002: Backpacking through the depths of the Grand Canyon with my mom and dad.
2007: trek through the Alps with my parents. Here my Dad and I pose on a snowmobile
2010: Earned my PhD from the University of California, Riverside. Here with my esteemed advisor, Dr. Howard Friedman
2012: Successfully completed the Philadelphia Triathlon (Olympic distance, 1500m swim, 40 km ride, 10km run)
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200 g ground chicken
2 skinless, boneless chicken breasts (about 160 g each), chopped into 1/4" dice
2 tbsp finely chopped green onion
2 tbsp breadcrumbs
1 tbsp grated fresh ginger root
1 tbsp vegetable oil
2 tsp hoisin sauce
2 tsp minced garlic
2 tsp soy sauce
1/2 tsp white pepper
4 hamburger buns
Step 1: Mix all ingredients (except buns) well. Wet hands, then form into four 3/4" thick patties. Arrange between layers of wax paper or plastic wrap, cover and chill at least an hour before grilling. The patties will be soft, so be careful when transferring them to the barbecue. They will firm up as they cook.
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"What do you do when the power of an engine is no longer sufficient?" asks Stephan Lenior, the man behind Squadra Tuning, on his company's website. While the solution for the majority would have been a heavily modified or perhaps a completely different engine altogether, for the owner of the Alfa Romeo tuning company based in Holland, the answer to that question was far more radical and complex.
To make a very long story short, Stephan's solution to u the performance of his Alfa Romeo GTV V6 involved the fitment of a second six-cylinder engine at the back. Easier said than done of course, with the project turning out to be a rather complicated and time-consuming process.
Stephan documented the entire build on his company's website and if our Google's translation is correct (any help from our Dutch speaking readers would be appreciated, especially on the matter of the transmission), Stephan took a 3.2-liter V6 along with the sub frame and suspension bits from an Alfa Romeo 166 and placed them in the rear section of the Italian coupe. Together with the GTV's front-mounted 3.0-liter V6, the two engines produce a combined output of 487-horsepower.
We are not entirely sure on this one, but it appears that the GTV is equipped with two 5-speed gearboxes, both sourced from a Lancia Kappa 2.4 JTD, and controlled by a single gear shifter.
The car also features a set of front disc brakes from the 166 mounted at the back, while the builder tried to compensate for the increased weight of the second powertrain by replacing certain components such as the powered seats and standard alloys with lighter equivalents, and removing unnecessary amenities like the air-condition and sound insulation.
Surprisingly, Stephan kept the GTV's exterior look stock with the only telling feature about the build being the air vents on the boot.
The owner claims that the Alfa Romeo GTV Bi-Motore can accelerate from zero to 100km/h (62mph) in about 4.5 seconds and to 200km/h (124mph) in approximately 14 seconds, while theoretically topping out at around 290km/h (180mph), though for obvious reasons, Stephan has not yet tried to push the car -and his luck- to the limit.
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Engines: 1 x 3.0 24v, 3.2 24v x 1 Total: 6138 cc, 487 hp @ 6200 rpm, 577 Nm @ 5000 RPM
Gearboxes: 2 x 5-gears Lancia Kappa 2.4 JTD.
Front suspension: Koni yellow with Novitec GTV springs. Torsion rod GTV
Suspension rear: Alfa 166 with Koni yellow on height and size. Torsion bar 166 3.0
ABS brakes with original working
Brakes front: 330 mm original GTA Upgrade
Rear Brakes 278 mm original Alfa 166 2.4 JTD equipped with adjustable maximum brake pressure
Hydraulic handbrake.
Wheels and tires: OZ Ultraleggera with Pirelli PZero Nero 225/45 ZR 17 94W.
Fuel tank 90 liters, 2 fuel pumps
Exhaust system: exhaust system with 2 times EPS catalyst, oxygen sensor 4 times.
Curb mass: 1680 kg (with half full fuel tank)
Performance: top speed probably between 290 and 300 km / h in fifth gear at 6500 RPM 292 km / hour.
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Happy Monday! I am finally back from vacation, and although I loved being on vacation, I am excited to be home. Cali was a dream. The weather was awesome, the beach and the hotel were beautiful, and I loved being there with all my friends and of course my hubby.
I have been very spoiled this week. It was pretty great. I came home with mosquito bites from Michigan and a crazy bum/back burn from Cali. Great souveniers :)
My $1000 shopping was amazing. It's crazy how easy it is to drop a $1000! I spent most of my shopping spree at Nordstrom, some at Forever 21, and some at ASOS. I have a little left that I am excited for!
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Powerball players seek big jackpots
The allure of capturing the $425 million Powerball jackpot has players in a buying frenzy, further confirming that Powerball players often don't get into the game until the jackpot offers big bucks.
A recent game change increased the frequency of huge jackpots, and Wednesday's third largest-ever jackpot comes only a few months after the biggest Powerball jackpot in history - a $590 million pot won in Florida.
Lottery officials acknowledge smaller jackpots don't create the buzz they once did, and there's a bit of jackpot fatigue.
But when jackpots swell, people still line up for their chance at a life-changing payoff, even though the odds of winning the top prize are the same if there is a small jackpot.
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20 Feb The Impossibility of Capital Regulation
This is hard. We can see the degree of challenge by the fact that through-the-cycle ratings and going-concern assumptions continue into the 21C. But no theory of non-change surpasses Zeno's for brilliance and elegance. His paradoxes have lasted 2500 years. They are impossible to refute logically without modern methods of counting to infinity; yet even today they persist in the "Quantum Zeno effect." It says that a quantum system's dynamic motion can be hindered or stopped if the whole system is under observation. No doubt this is especially true when the waves are cash flows.
Second, academic finance offers an elaborate theory of pricing based on current price and randomness, but it treats information as an unexplained plug.
Paying bills is not a random act, and past behavior is very relevant to predicting future payment probability, but try fitting conditional probability, aka the Monte Hall problem, into our credit models, and you will hit the same wall Marilyn vos Savant did in 1990. She tried to explain why the odds don't change with new information, only our perception of the odds, and received over 10,000 letters "correcting" her logic. The one from Edward Harmon, a then-PhD with the U.S. Army Research Institute, is particularly astute:
"You made a mistake, but look at the positive side. If all those Ph.D.'s were wrong, the country would be in some very serious trouble."
Third, the real fix to all problems of risk measurement is adopting a standard yardstick and enforcing it.
This milestone is particularly challenging. Feet are older than homo sapiens, but the foot was only standardized in 1959.
At the end of the 19th Century, the U.S. began losing out in international trade to England and Germany because we cheated like heck on our commercial measures. Our National Bureau of Standards was formed in July 1901 and the work of enforcing them received a big boost under Herbert Hoover. The National Institute of Standards and Technology, as it is called today, still plays a critical role. They investigated 9-11.
Their mission is to promote "U.S. innovation and industrial competitiveness
…by advancing measurement science, standards, and technology in ways that enhance economic security and improve our quality of life."
No doubt someone will protest that standard measures have zero relevance to risk grades in the bond market. Even after the Credit Crisis, when we collectively cheated like heck. No doubt someone else will argue that weight and height can be measured but that bond quality is too intangible. But money is pure metaphysics. Time, which links money to value, is the ultimate intangible. Productivity is powered by the clock.
Fourth, no one of our generation believes in the possibility of change, or fairness.
We are happy with our medieval credit system. And knowledge isn't cumulative anyway, our financial models say so, so we can't learn from our mistakes. Let's leave the challenges of financial responsibility and economic justice to our children to fix.


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BC Eagles fall to Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech 37, Boston College 17
Tevin Washington ran for two touchdowns and backup quarterback Vad Lee also accounted for two scores, leading Georgia Tech to a 37-17 victory over Boston College in a matchup of struggling Atlantic Coast Conference teams Saturday.
The Yellow Jackets (3-4, 2-3) snapped a three-game losing streak in their first contest since firing defensive coordinator Al Groh. Boston College (1-6, 0-4) lost its fifth in a row and has yet to beat a Football Bowl Subdivision opponent.
Zach Laskey rushed for 101 yards before going out with a shoulder injury.
Georgia Tech built a 31-3 lead by early in the third quarter. Chase Rettig threw two touchdown passes to make the score a bit more respectable - but not enough to lessen the heat on embattled Boston College coach Frank Spaziani.


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Here is a corner roombox with basic back wall and (right) side wall with window. These pale apricot walls can be added to various floors. Floors are made of miniature wood planks, then stained and lacquered.
I asked which color of wood stain would you choose on Facebook and Instagram yesterday. I personally like all except oak for these color of walls. Voting results are following: Facebook - walnut 63%, oak 5%, mahogany 11% and whitened 7%; Instagram - walnut 33%, oak 18%, mahogany 18% and whitened 18%.
Which floor would you choose for these walls: whitened, oak, walnut (dark brown) or mahogany (reddish)?
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Farmland Partners ($FPI) seeks to acquire high-quality primary row crop farmland located in agricultural markets It is headquartered in Westminster, CO.
Twelve other companies are scheduled for the week of April 7, 2014. The complete IPO calendar is available at IPOpremium.
The manager and joint managers are Baird, BMO Capital Markets, Janney Montgomery Scott. The co-managers are Mitsubishi UFJ Securities, Stephens.
FPI scheduled a $70 million IPO with a market capitalization of $102 million at a price range midpoint of $15 for Thursday, April 10, 2014 on the NYSE. SEC Filings
FPI seeks to acquire high-quality primary row crop farmland located in agricultural markets throughout North America.
FPI will not have any operating activity until the completion of this offering and the related formation transactions.
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No operations pre-IPO, proforma income statements show a loss. No indicated dividend payout rate.
The rating is avoid.
FPI is an internally managed real estate company that owns and seeks to acquire high-quality primary row crop farmland located in agricultural markets throughout North America.
The substantial majority of the farms in FPI's initial portfolio are devoted to primary row crops, such as corn and soybeans, because FPI believes primary row crop farmland is likely to provide attractive risk-adjusted returns over time through a combination of stable rental income generation and value appreciation.
Upon completion of a series of formation transactions, FPI's initial portfolio will be comprised of 38 farms with approximately 7,300 total acres, including 33 farms in Illinois, four farms in Nebraska and one farm in Colorado.
In addition, FPI's initial portfolio will include three grain storage facilities. FPI was formed as a Maryland corporation in September 2013 to succeed to the business of its Predecessor.
FPI will not have any operating activity until the completion of this offering and the related formation transactions.
Accordingly, FPI believes that a discussion of the results of operations of Farmland Partners Inc. would not be meaningful, and FPI has therefore set forth below a discussion regarding the historical operations of its Predecessor only.
FPI's Predecessor, FP Land, is a Delaware limited liability company that is 100% owned by Pittman Hough Farms, an entity in which Mr. Pittman owns a 75% controlling interest and in which Mr. Hough and certain members of Mr. Hough's family own the remaining 25% interest.
FP Land owns 100% of the equity interests in two entities, which FPI refers to as the ownership entities, that directly wholly own the 38 farms and three grain storage facilities that comprise FPI's initial portfolio.
Upon completion of the FP Land Merger, FPI will acquire the 38 farms and three grain storage facilities owned indirectly by its Predecessor and assume the ownership and operation of its Predecessor's business.
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FPI intends to make regular dividend payments.
In order to qualify as a REIT, FPI must distribute to its stockholders, on an annual basis, at least 90% of its REIT taxable income, determined without regard to the deduction for dividends paid and excluding net capital gains.
Competition to FPI's efforts to acquire farmland can come from many different entities. Developers, municipalities, individual farm operators, agriculture corporations, institutional investors and others compete for ownership of farmland acreage.
Other investment firms that FPI might compete directly against could include agricultural investment firms such as Hancock Agricultural Investment Group, Prudential Agricultural Investments, and UBS Agrivest LLC. These firms engage in the acquisition, asset management, valuation, and disposition of farmland properties.
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$12 million to repay outstanding indebtedness, of which $766,000 was advanced by Pittman Hough Farms and will be reimbursed to Pittman Hough Farms with a portion of the net proceeds from this offering;
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Gwen has been working on environmental protection and management for over 17 years.
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She then spent a decade working for Indigenous peoples in Canada and the US. This, and her heritage as a member of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation of Alberta, has created a passion for ensuring that indigenous peoples are able to influence the decisions on their land. Most of the natural resource related decisions facing First Nations are related to the ability to maintain a land base necessary for the sustainability of their cultural lifeways and relationships with the land. With the preservation of cultural lifeways of indigenous people, a vast amount of knowledge about the land base and its needs and methods can be preserved and applied to environmental management, including conservation areas.
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Design: Convertible
Frame Material: Wood
Upholstery Material: Microfiber
Seating Capacity: 3
Assembly Required: No
Klik Klak Convertible Sleeper Sofa Weights & Dimensions
Overall: 30″ H x 65″ W
Seat: 15″ H x 65″ W x 35″ D
Legs: 8″ H x 3.15″ W x 3.15″ D
Fully Reclined: 37″ D
Mattress Thickness: 7.5″
36″ W x 66″ D x 16″ H – as a bed.
Overall Product Weight: 65lbs
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|Design: Convertible
|Frame Material: Wood
|Upholstery Material: Microfiber
|Seating Capacity: 3
|Product Type: Sofa
|Style: Contemporary
|Hardware Finish: Black
|Solid Wood Construction: Yes
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Print: Solid
|Removable Seat Cushions: No
|Removable Back Cushions: No
|Reversible Cushions: No
|Cushion or Upholstery Fill Material: Foam; Synthetic Fiber
|Foam Density: 1.8
|Tufted Cushions: Yes
|Massage: No
|Legs Included: Yes
· Removable Legs: Yes
· Leg Material: Wood
· Leg Finish: Black
|Upholstery Grade: B
|Nailhead Trim: No
|Toss Pillows Included: No
|Arm Style: Armless
|Seat Style: Tight seat
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|Slipcovered: No
|Storage: No
|Console Included: No
|Seating Comfort: Medium
|Weight Capacity: 300 Pounds
|Application: Residential
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|Country of Manufacture: China
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Quality product that took about a minute and a half to set up. Just screw on the legs and it's good to go. Fabric is soft and the futon is comfortable to sit on. As far as sleeping, it is great for kids or small adults. Certainly a good value for the money.
This sofa is a good and serviceable addition to my very utilitarian looking living room. It has actually made my living room look inviting and comfortable. I initially wanted the vinyl model, but ordered the fabric one instead. Even though I realized my mistake within a few minutes of submitting my order, it wasn't possible to get it changed in time. Now that I have lived with this sofa for a little while, I'm glad that I made that mistake. The only downside so far, is that it is lower to the ground than I thought it would be, so my guests that are older or taller sometimes have a little bit of a hard time getting up from the sofa. Otherwise I would have to say this sofa is a winner.


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When Gordon first saw the Palm Pre, it's safe to say he was rather surprised. Here was a company that appeared to be on its last legs suddenly releasing a device that had the potential to be one of the smartphones of the year. It combined the glamour of the iPhone, the social networking integration of the INQ1 and the openness of Android, and, for those that like such things, it even had a proper physical keyboard. Sadly it's taken an age for the device to reach the shores of the UK but now that it has, let's see if it can live up to all the hype.
First impressions, at least on my part, are very positive as this is one seriously cute device. Its small form factor (just 100 x 58 x 16mm) and rounded corners combine to make it feel really comfortable and secure in the hand with the full expanse of the screen falling within easy reach. We also love the way the screen is seamlessly integrated into the front. However the whole device is made of plastic and glossy plastic at that. This not only makes it feel less solid than premium competitors but it will also make it hellish to keep free of scratches.
At least a neat carry pouch is included in the box, though if we're being really picky we would've preferred this to be smooth leather on the outside so it's easier to get in and out of a pocket. The other bundled accessories are good quality though. The USB data cable is thick and strong and has an inbuilt cable tidy while the charger is modular to make transport as easy as possible.
Things take a turn for the worse, though, when we slide open the Pre's keyboard. For a start, there's a distinct wobble to the slide mechanism – not so much that it makes us think it might fall apart but just enough that it further mars the feeling of quality. That said, the slide mechanism does work really well and is easy to use one handed, unlike the Nokia N97 for instance.
However, further bad marks come from the strangely sharp edge that surrounds the keyboard. Personally I don't find it a problem but others in the office find it distinctly uncomfortable while typing.
The actual act of typing is likewise something that will divide opinion greatly. Though I maintain one can type faster on an onscreen keyboard, I found this keyboard perfectly nice to use. The layout is logical (though our review sample has the 'y' and 'z' characters swapped around – presumably to identify it as a review sample) and the keys are made of a soft yet tough clear rubber that provides good purchase. However, many people, including the majority of the office, will find the keyboard cramped and to accurately tap each key requires you to type with your thumbnails. These problems could possibly have been alleviated by predictive text but sadly this feature isn't included; just the basics like adding apostrophes where appropriate and capitalising letters at the beginning of a sentence are accounted for.
Opening the phone up also makes it impossible to use the device one handed as you can't reach all of the touch screen so you must either bring a second hand into play or constantly open and close the keyboard as you flit between navigating and typing.
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Wenger has yet to sign a new contract, with his current deal expiring after this campaign, and was asked after a 1-0 win over West Bromwich Albion on Sunday whether he'll be back next season.
"Yes," he replied. "I don't know (when I will sign a new deal). I told you many times that my word is my word. I am from a period where you didn't need a pen to commit."
He suggested that one factor that had been holding him back was waiting to see if the club would secure a top-four finish this season, which it did after Everton lost to Manchester City on Saturday.
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Under Wenger's leadership, Arsenal has secured UEFA Champions League soccer for 17 consecutive seasons and overseen a lucrative move from Highbury to Emirates Stadium. When he joined Arsenal in 1996, the club flourished on the field, winning three Premier League titles and four FA Cup trophies.
But the 64-year-old Wenger has come under criticism from some fans in recent years for a lack of spending in the transfer market and failing to end Arsenal's trophy drought. The team can win its first major title since 2005 in the FA Cup final against Hull on May 17.
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