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Following our workshop in Calgary, we drove back into the USA to cross the Rockies in Montana. Driving through Glacier National Park on Going to the Sun Road is one of the most spectacular drives. We plodded our way slowly, stopping every chance we got to take in the view and do some walks.
The weather closed in as we reached the top of the mountains, but the rain, snow and fog sure added a wildness to the spectacular atmosphere of the mountains.
Driving out of Glacier National Park, we headed west across Montana. The country flattens out and is dotted with small ranches.
Mobile road block occupying 100% of the bitumen.
We met this guy and his wife, who live in the woods at the foot of Glacier Nat. Park. Their dog chases away bears.
Kootenai Falls where The Revenant was shot.
Crossing Idaho and into Washington the landscape turns to rolling hills of wheat and canola farms.
We reached an interesting little town called Hunters in Washington State. It looked like nothing much had changed there since the 1950's. From here we turned North, drove back up into Canada and the Okanagan Valley for another workshop in the town of Kelowna.


Adams, Frank, (Upper Lisle,) lumbering.
Adams, Horace, (Triangle,) lot 32, farmer 140.
Adams, Perry, (Whitney's Point,) cooper.
Aikin, Caroline Mrs., (Triangle,) lot 67, farmer 67.
Ames, Jesse P., (Whitney's Point,) lot 36, farmer 305.
Andrews, J. J., (Whitney's Point,) oyster saloon.
Arnold, R. B., (Whitney's Point,) lot 39, carpenter and farmer 30.
ASHLEY, C. P., (Whitney's Point,) lot 5, blacksmith and farmer leases 96.
Ashley, Geo., (Upper Lisle,) farmer leases 155.
ASHLEY, HARRY, (Upper Lisle,) lot 24, farmer 163.
Austin, A., (Upper Lisle,) general merchant and postmaster.
Badger, Orrin W., (Whitney's Point,) lot 42, farmer 150.
Baker, Cyrus, (Whitney's Point,) lot 33, farmer 150.
BAKER, GIDEON & SON, (Whitney's Point,) (Wm. W.,) lot 32, farmer 140.
BAKER, GUY E., (Triangle,) farmer 226.
Baldwin, W. S., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 135.
Ballard, Dwight, (Upper Lisle,) lot 42, farmer 160.
Ballard, H. S., (Upper Lisle,) lot 42, secretary Triangle Cheese Co. and farmer 140.
Beardslee, Pernet, (Whitney's Point,) lot 39, farmer 75.
Beckwith, John F., (Smithville Flats, Chenango Co.,) lot 26, farmer 142.
Beeman, Ansel, (Triangle,) lot 61, farmer 150.
Bennett, C. C., (Whitney's Point,) lot 27, secretary Broome Co. Agricultural Society and farmer 119.
Bennett, Wm. G., (Upper Lisle,) lot 23, farmer 164.
Benson, Wm., (Triangle,) lot 54, farmer 130.
Bigsby, John, (Whitney's Point,) horse dealer.
Birdsall & Davis, (Whitney's Point,) (S. H. Birdsall and D. B. Davis,) general merchants, Main.
Birdsall, S. E., (Whitney's Point,) clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps, Main.
BISHOP, GEO. C., (Whitney's Point,) (G. C. Bishop & Son,) undertaker and furniture dealer, Collins.
BISHOP, G. C. & SON, (Whitney's Point,) (George C. and Junius F.,) grove and fish poinds, 5 ½ acres.
Blancher, Geo., (Upper Lisle,) lot 25, wagon maker, prop. thrashing machine and farmer 14 ½.
Blancher, Luther, (Upper Lisle,) lot 32, farmer 60.
Bliss, F., (Whitney's Point,) lot 59, farmer 150.
Boardman, Eli, (Triangle,) lot 1, farmer 50.
BREWER, EUGENE L., (Triangle,) farmer 106.
Brewer, John, (Triangle,) lot 67, farmer 300.
Brewer & Seymour, (Whitney's Point,) (Byron Brewer and G. W. Seymour,) brick makers.
Brown, David, (Whitney's Point,) lot 58, farmer 110.
Brown, Gurdeon H., (Smithville Flats, Chenango Co.,) lot 27, veterinary surgeon and farmer 287.
Brown, John, (Whitney's Point,) farmer 10.
Burghardt, Henry, (Upper Lisle,) lot 14, farmer 181.
Burghardt, Jacob, (Whitney's Point,) lot 38, farmer 225.
BURGHARDT, J. & SONS, (Upper Lisle,) (John Sen., John Jr. and Robert,) lot 12, tanners, props. saw and planing mills, and farmers 800.
BURGHARDT, ROBERT, (Upper Lisle,) (J. Burghardt & Sons,) lot 13, farmer.
BURGHARDT, R. M., (Upper Lisle,) lot 13, farmer 170.
Burlingame, Chas., (Whitney's Point,) carpenter.
BURROWS, ALEX. Rev., (Triangle,) pastor M. E. Church.
BUTTS & GARDNER, (Whitney's Point,) (Daniel D. Butts and Wm. Gardner,) house and sign painters, grainers and paper hangers.
Cady, R. A. & J. H., (Whitney's Point,) lot 45, farmer 50.
Caliar, James, (Whitney's Point,) (with Philip,) farmer leases of Isaiah J. Dings, 100.
Caliar, Philip, (Whitney's Point,) (with James,) farmer leases of Isaiah J. Dings, 100.
CAMPBELL, ORRIN B., (Upper Lisle,) boot and shoe manuf.
Canfield, Asa, (Upper Lisle,) lot 16, farmer 224.
Carter, Henry, (Upper Lisle,) lot 18, farmer 57.
CARTWRIGHT, EARL, (Whitney's Point,) lot 68, supervisor and farmer 177.
Cartwright, Samuel, (Triangle,) farmer 25.
Chubb, Abraham, (Upper Lisle,) lot 22, farmer 56.
Clark, Cynthia Mrs., (Upper Lisle,) lot 20, farmer 150.
Clark, Richard A. Rev., (Whitney's Point,) pastor First Congregational Church.
Clough, Francis B., (Upper Lisle,) lot 21, drover and farmer 460.
Clough, Harry, (Upper Lisle,) lot 21, salesman Triangle Cheese Co. and farmer 110.
COLLINS, ALONZO, (Whitney's Point,) (Collins, Perry & Co.,) (Perry & Collins,) (Snook, Collins & Co.,) (Collins & Beach,) farmer 700.
COLLINS & BEACH, (Whitney's Point,) (Alonzo Collins and Asa Beach,) dealers in farm produce, Main.
COLLINS, PERRY & Co., (Whitney's Point,) general merchants, Main.
Conrad, John, (Upper Lisle,) blacksmith.
Conro, L., (Triangle,) lot 61, farmer 100.
Cook, C. A. & C. M., (Whitney's Point,) (Chas. A. and Chas. M.,) farmers 175.
Cook, Chas. M., (Whitney's Point,) (C. A. & C. M. Cook,) surveyer and lumberman.
Cook, Wm. W., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 127.
Cooler, Daniel A., (Whitney's Point,) tailor, Main.
Corbin, John P., (Whitney's Point,) dealer in Eureka Butter Workers.
Cornell, H. Rev., (Triangle,) pastor Baptist Church.
Currier, John H., (Upper Lisle,) lot 30, farmer leases 250.
Daniels, G. H., (Whitney's Point,) watches, jewelry &c.
DAY, GEO. A., (Upper Lisle,) (Newell & Day,) justice of the peace.
Day, Geo. W., (Whitney's Point,) lot 32, farmer 50.
Dewey, John, (Upper Lisle,) lot 24, farmer leases of John T. Landers, 175.
Dewey, Levi, (Upper Lisle,) lot 11, farmer 100.
Dickinson, Cyrus, (Whitney's Point,) lot 43, farmer 57.
Dickinson, Seth, (Whitney's Point,) lot 43, farmer 79.
Dillenbeck, Hiram N., (Upper Lisle,) lot 21, farmer 100.
Dillenbeck, Jacob, (Upper Lisle,) lot 24, farmer 112.
Dings, Isaiah J., (Whitney's Point,) carriage maker, justice of the peace and farmer 110.
Dodge, Avery B., (Whitney's Point,) lot 89, dealer in patent medicines and farmer 15.
Dorchester W. M. & W., (Whitney's Point,) (Wm. and Walter,) farmers 300.
Dornburgh, Abram, (Triangle,) lot 57, farmer leases 100.
Dunckel, Geo., (Triangle,) wagon maker and farmer 9 ½.
Dunham, E., (Whitney's Point,) express man.
Dunham, Griffin & Co., (Whitney's Point,) (Lewis Dunham, Chas. Z. and J. P. Griffin,) butchers, Main.
Edwards, Hiram M., (Triangle,) lot 59, farmer 100.
Egbertson, John H., (Upper Lisle,) lot 25, constable and dealer in hides, pelts &c.
Eggleston, Chas. W., (Triangle,) lot 2, farmer 100.
Eggleston, Dorcy H., (Triangle,) farmer 2.
Eggleston, Frederick, (Triangle,) lot 54, farmer 260.
Eggleston, Frederick C., (Triangle,) lot 54, farmer 113.
Eggleston, Joseph, (Triangle,) lot 61, grain thresher and farmer 64.
Eggleston, J. D., (Triangle,) farmer leases 116.
Eggleston, Maria Mrs., (Triangle,) lot 72, farmer 119 ½.
Eggleston, Orlando, (Triangle,) lot 20, farmer 24.
EGGLESTON, ORTHELLO, (Triangle,) lot 74, farmer 110.
Eggleston, Sylvester H., (Triangle,) lot 2, carpenter and farmer 62.
EGLESTON, ROCITER, (Triangle,) lot 62, farmer 30.
ELDREDGE & HYDE, (Whitney's Point,) (Milo B. Eldredge and Edwin F. Hyde,) dealers in coal, lime, salt, plaster &c.
ELDREDGE, MILO B., (Whitney's Point,) (Eldredge & Hyde,) station agent D. L. & W. R. R.
Elliott, Delatus, (Upper Lisle,) lot 26, farmer 90.
Elliott, L. B., (Upper Lisle,) prop. Upper Lisle Hotel.
English, Benj., (Triangle,) lot 63, farmer 128.
English, Sidney, (Triangle,) lot 64, farmer leases 158.
Failing, Abraham, (Whitney's Point,) cheese maker.
Fuller, Abram, (Smithville Flats, Chenango Co.,) farmer.
Fuller, Orlo B., (Smithville Flats, Chenango Co.,) lot 25, farmer 217.
Gardner, Mary C. Miss, (Whitney's Point,) milliner, Collins.
Gates, Albert, (Triangle,) lot 20, farmer.
Goetchens, John D., (Upper Lisle,) lot 25, farmer 192.
Goodrich & VanDerson, (Whitney's Point,) (Allen Goodrich and Isaac VanDerson,) blacksmiths, Main.
GRAY, ORIN D., (Triangle,) lot 55, farmer 231.
Green, F. W., (Whitney's Point,) saw and planing mills and farmer 5.
Green, J. G., (Whitney's Point,) lot 39, estate of Eben Green, farmer 154.
GRIDLEY, F. D., (Whitney's Point,) (Snook, Collins & Co.,) eclectic physician, surgeon and farmer 10.
Griffin Bros., (Whitney's Point,) (J. P. and Chas. Z.,) general merchants, Collins.
Gross, Hannah Mrs., (Triangle,) lot 18, farmer 87.
Gross, Nelson I., (Triangle,) lot 18, farmer leases of Peter Bates, 30.
Guier, Peter, (Whitney's Point,) musician and farmer 3.
HALL, CHAS. S., (Triangle,) assessor and farmer 270.
HALL, EUGENE V., (Triangle,) lot 52, farmer 125.
Hall, Theresa Mrs., (Whitney's Point,) lot 50, farmer 230.
Hand, Andrew, (Upper Lisle,) lot 20, farmer leases 150.
Hanford & Dimmick, (Whitney's Point,) harness makers, Main.
Hawley, F. E., (Whitney's Point,) barber, Main.
HAYES, LEVI, (Triangle,) farmer 128.
Hayes, Nathaniel, (Triangle,) tanner and farmer 2 ½.
Hayes, Sabin, (Triangle,) lot 59, farmer 357.
Hazard, Franklin C., (Whitney's Point,) lot 32, farmer 198.
Hazard, John E., (Smithville Flats, Chenango Co., ) lot 27, farmer 225.
Hemingway, H., (Whitney's Point,) (H. Hemingway & Son,) farmer 270.
Hemingway, H. & Son, (Whitney's Point,) (E. B.,) clothing, boots and shoes, drugs, paints and oils, Main.
Hemingway, Vincent W., (Whitney's Point,) farmer leases of Dr. Hemingway, 248.
Hewitt, J. W., Rev., (Whitney's Point,) pastor M. E. Church.
Hibbard, Deloss, (Upper Lisle,) lot 20, mechanic and farmer 38.
Hibbard, Henry K., (Upper Lisle,) lot 20, farmer 60.
Hoag, Franklin, (Upper Lisle,) blacksmith and farmer 1 ½.
Hoag, N. D. & Son, (Upper Lisle,) (Nehemiah D. and Chas. F.,) general merchants.
HODGES, ALEX., (Whitney's Point,) lot 39, assessor and farmer 300.
Howland, Edgar, (Whitney's Point,) lot 37, farmer leases 275.
Howland, Frank, (Whitney's Point,) egg dealer.
Howland, Minor, (Whitney's Point,) lot 37, farmer 275.
HOWLAND, RANSOM, (Whitney's Point,) lawyer, president of village and farmer 2.
Hurd, Geo. W., (Whitney's Point,) lot 5, farmer leases 335.
HYDE, EDWIN F., (Whitney's Point,) (Eldredge & Hyde,) farmer 75.
Ingraham, Andrew W., (Whitney's Point,) lot 38, farmer 7 and leases 225.
Jackson, Chas. W., (Triangle,) farmer 2 ½.
Jackson, Henry, (Triangle,) lot 41, farmer leases of Job Taft, 92.
Jackson, Nelson R., (Triangle,) lot 2, thresher and farmer leases of Geo. English, 117.
Jeffords, Allen C., (Upper Lisle,) lot 22, farmer 160.
JEFFORDS, URIAH A., (Upper Lisle,) lot 22, farmer 60.
Jenks, S. H., (Upper Lisle,) lot 11, farmer 25.
Johnson, Chas., (Whitney's Point,) lot 58, farmer 130.
Johnson, Geo. C., (Whitney's Point,) lot 33, farmer 109.
Johnson & Hopkins, (Whitney's Point,) (John Johnson and John Hopkins,) hardware, tinware and stoves, Collins.
Johnson, Jabez, (Whitney's Point,) flour and feed dealer and farmer 15.
Johnson, Justin L., (Upper Lisle,) lot 16, justice of the peace, carpenter and farmer 40.
Johnson, Lucius A., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 29.
Johnson, Peter, (Triangle,) lot 3, farmer 212.
Kells, Margaret Mrs., (Whitney's Point,) lot 36, farmer 50.
Kelly, Dewitt B., (Upper Lisle,) lot 25, farmer 83.
King, H., (Whitney's Point,) expressman.
KINYON, BENJ., (Triangle,) allo. physician and surgeon, and farmer 2.
KNICKERBOCKER, W. E., (Whitney's Point,) cooper.
Ladd, C. H. Mrs., (Whitney's Point,) photograph artist, Collins.
Landers, Betsy M. Mrs., (Upper Lisle,) lot 11, farmer 87 ½.
Landers, Eben, (UpperLisle,) farmer 6.
LANDERS, JOHN T., (Upper Lisle,) lot 24, farmer 175.
Landers, Philo, (Upper Lisle,) farmer 55.
Lewis, Asa, (Whitney's Point,) lot 51, farmer 128.
Lewis, Henry W., (Whitney's Point,) lot 52, farmer 80.
Livermore & Terpening, (Whitney's Point,) (Nathan Livermore and Truman Terpening,) carriage makers.
Longbothum, J. R., (Whitney's Point,) stencil cutter.
Loomis, J. F., (Whitney's Point,) machinist.
Love, Geo., (Whitney's Point,) blacksmith.
Love, Moses, (Whitney's Point,) blacksmith.
Low, C. A. Mrs., (Triangle,) dress maker.
Mack. Chas. M., (Triangle,) lot 44, farmer 118 ½.
MATTHEWSON, AUGUSTUS M., (Upper Lisle,) lot 27, justice of the peace and farmer leases of Chauncy C. Bennett, 64.
Matthewson, Edmund, (Upper Lisle,) lot 27, surveyor and farmer 64.
McFarland, A. C., (Upper Lisle,) lot 13, cabinet maker and farmer 3.
McGee, Albert, (Triangle,) lot 61, farmer 100.
Merchant & Crane, (Whitney's Point,) lot 2, farmer 300.
Meyers, J., (Upper Lisle,) lot 19, farmer 60.
Meyers, Levi, (Upper Lisle,) lot 19, carpenter and farmer 60.
Mitchell, Geo. W., (Whitney's Point,) lot 56, farmer 355.
Mitchell, Smith, (Whitney's Point, ) lot 56, farmer leases of Mrs. Green, 36.
Mitchell, Wm. G., (Whitney's Point,) farmer leases 40.
Mowry, Andrew, (Triangle,) lot 41, farmer 125 ½.
Mowry, George R., (Triangle,) lot 41, shoe maker and farmer 4.
Mowry, Henry D., (Triangle,) lot 60, mason and farmer 10.
Mowry, Morris, (Upper Lisle,) lot 22, farmer leases of R. Thurston, 40.
NEWELL & DAY, (Upper Lisle,) (Nathaniel Newell and Geo. A. Day,) lot 14, farmers 183.
NEWELL, NATHANIEL, (Upper Lisle,) (Newell & Day,) lot 25, farmer 125.
Nusom, R. C. Mrs., (Triangle,) lot 1, farmer 46.
Olmstead, Chandler, (Triangle,) groceries, crockery &c.
OLMSTEAD, CHARLES S., (Whitney's Point,) dealer in groceries, stationery, boots, shoes &c., postmaster, town clerk, village clerk, treasurer Broome Co. Agricultural Society and treasurer Union Free School.
Osborn, Frederick I., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 80.
PAGE, CYRUS, (Whitney's Point,) lot 50, farmer 200.
Page, John O., (Whitney's Point,) lot 34, agent for wagons and farmer 75.
Page, Lander, (Triangle,) lot 74, farmer 170.
Page, Luther, (Whitney's Point,) lot 34, farmer 170.
Page, Orlan T., (Whitney's Point,) lot 34, farmer 170.
Page, R. D., (Whitney's Point, ) lot 40, egg dealer and farmer 196.
Page, Sherman, (Upper Lisle,) lot 5, farmer 85.
PAGE, SHERMAN C., (Triangle,) lot 53, farmer 200.
Park, Edwin, (Whitney's Point,) farmer 160.
Park, Rufus, (Whitney's Point,) carpenter and farmer 11.
Parker, Bion, (Triangle,) lot 44, farmer 52.
Parker, Thos., (Triangle,) lot 44, farmer 156.
Pearsall, Egbert, (Triangle,) lot 20, farmer 166.
Peck, Andrew L., (Whitney's Point,) lot 43, farmer 75.
Peck, John D., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 55.
Perkins, Randall, (Whitney's Point,) sawyer, lumberman and farmer 3.
PERKINS & WHITCOMB, (Whitney's Point,) (F. L. Perkins and G. O. Whitcomb,) dealers in groceries, crockery ware, wall paper and general merchandise, also dealers in wool, hides and tallow, Collins.
Perry, W. H. Mrs., (Whitney's Point,) milliner, Main.
Pike, Fred R. Mrs., (Upper Lisle,) lot 26, farmer 75.
Pinney, R. H. Mrs., (Whitney's Point,) dress maker, Main.
Pratt, O. J., (Whitney's Point,) druggist, Collins.
Purdy, Samuel, (Whitney's Point,) carpenter and farmer leases of Mrs. Dibble, 2.
Richardson, Eugene, (Upper Lisle, ) lot 12, farmer 74.
Roberts, Esther Mrs., (Whitney's Point,) lot 64, farmer 106.
ROBERTS, T. H., (Whitney's Point,) principal of Whitney's Point Union School and Academy.
Robinson, A. C., (Whitney's Point,) lot 65, farmer 93.
Rockwell, Ann Mrs., (Upper Lisle,) lot 35, farmer 134.
Rogers, Benj., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 300.
ROGERS, C. R., (Whitney's Point,) allo. physician and surgeon.
Rogers, Earlman, (Whitney's Point,) lot 65, farmer 180.
Rogers, Jerry, (Whitney's Point,) farmer 100.
ROGERS, MOSES, (Whitney's Point,) prop. Rogers House, Main.
Rogers, W. H., (Whitney's Point,) prop. livery stable and street commissioner.
ROSS, D. T. Rev., (Whitney's Point,) pastor First Baptist Church.
ROUSE, JOEL & SONS, (Upper Lisle,) (Lavoisian DeCalvus and Laroy Deloss,) lot 35, farmer 300.
Sanford, Geo. W., (Triangle,) lot 60, farmer 70.
Sanford, Seymour, (Triangle,) lot 57, farmer 250.
Saulsbury, Albertus, (Upper Lisle,) farmer leases of M. L. Totman, 20.
Saxton, Albert, (Smithville Flats, Chenango Co.,) lot 28, farmer 133.
Saxton, Henry H., (Whitney's Point,) lot 42, farmer 180.
SAXTON, ISRAEL, (Triangle,) boot and shoe maker, and farmer 5.
Scofiel, E. A. Miss, (Whitney's Point,) dress maker and milliner, Collins.
Self, Joseph, (Triangle,) lot 53, farmer 60.
Seymour, C. A., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 4.
SEYMOUR, FREDERICK R., (Whitney's Point,) lot 57, farmer 75.
Seymour, G. W., (Whitney's Point,) (Brewer & Seymour,) farmer 65.
SEYMOUR, HENRY A., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 100.
Shipman, Frank, (Triangle,) wagon maker.
Showers, Daniel, (Whitney's Point,) carpenter.
SHUART, JOHN S. B., (Whitney's Point,) (with Wm. G., farmer.
SHUART, WM. G., (Whitney's Point,) lot 65, farmer 50.
Sibley, G. P., (Triangle,) lot 20, notary public and farmer 61.
SIMMONS BROS., (Triangle,) (Rollin A. and E. W.,) dealers in hops.
SIMMONS, E. W., (Triangle,) (Simmons Bros.,) (Whitney & Co.,) post master, dealer in groceries, boots, shoes, drugs and yankee notions, lumberman, hop grower and farmer 36.
Simmons, H. R., (Triangle,) lot 62, farmer 150.
SIMMONS, ROLLIN A., (Triangle,) (Simmons Bros.,) farmer 150.
Slater, Effa, (Triangle,) milliner and tailoress.
Sly, A., (Whitney's Point,) shoemaker.
SMITH, CHAS. F., (Upper Lisle,) lot 25, farmer 138.
Smith, Dennis, (Whitney's Point,) tannery.
Smith, Erastus, (Upper Lisle,) lot 17, farmer 184.
Smith, E. B., (Upper Lisle,) lot 11, farmer 143.
SMITH, J. L., (Lisle,) lot 3, secretary Stillwater Manuf. Co. and farmer 140.
Smith, Silas, (Upper Lisle,) lot 10, farmer 224.
Smith, Willie Jr., (Upper Lisle,) lot 20, farmer 43.
SNOOK, COLLINS & CO., (Whitney's Point,) (J. M. Snook, Alonzo Colvins and F. D. Gridley,) manufs. sash, blinds, doors and mouldings.
Southerland, Andrew, (Whitney's Point,) shoemaker, Main.
Spencer, Jason G., (Whitney's Point,) carpenter.
Stalker, Peter, (Upper Lisle,) lot 11, farmer 185.
Standish, Chas., (Triangle,) lot 43, farmer 50.
Standish, Cynthia Mrs., (Triangle,) lot 58, farmer 66.
Starkey, Geo. M., (Upper Lisle,) lot 26, farmer 133.
Stearns, Gary, (Whitney's Point,) farmer 11.
Stearns, H. P. Miss, (Whitney's Point,) dressmaker, Main.
STEVENS, ISRAEL, (Whitney's Point,) insurance agent and farmer 2 ¼, Main.
Stickney, Amos, (Upper Lisle,) lot 27, surveyor, carpenter and farmer 175.
Stone, C. H., (Triangle,) wagon maker.
Stone, Francis B., (Triangle,) lot 59, farmer leases of Wm. G. Guernsey, 103.
STONE, STEPHEN N., (Whitney's Point,) dealer in hardware, stoves, agricultural implements and glass, Main.
Stowell, John M., (Whitney's Point,) lot 27, farmer 55.
Sweet, Eli, (Whitney's Point,) dentist.
Sweetland, Anson, (Triangle,) lot 59, farmer 85.
Sweetland, Chas. J., (Triangle,) lot 19, farmer 140.
Sweetland, F. B., (Triangle,) constable and farmer.
Sweetland, Ira, (Triangle,) lot 23, carpenter and farmer 32.
Taber, Wm. L., (Triangle,) lot 3, farmer 87.
Taft, Amos F., (Triangle,) blacksmith and farmer 8.
Taft, Asa, (Triangle,) lot 57, farmer 50.
Taft, Asa P., (Triangle,) lot 1, carpenter and farmer 27.
Taft, Chas. G., (Triangle,) lot 72, farmer leases of John, 208.
Taft, David, (Triangle,) lot 44, farmer 50.
Taft, Geo. M., (Triangle,) lot 57, farmer 115.
Taft, Job, (Triangle,) lot 41, carpenter and farmer 92.
Taft, Lewis, (Whitney's Point,) cabinet maker.
TAYLOR, A. F., (Upper Lisle,) allo. physician.
Taylor, C. E. Rev., (Whitney's Point,) pastor M. E. Church at Chenango Forks and Kattelville, also insurance agent.
Thurston, O. H., (Upper Lisle,) lot 26, farmer 50.
Ticknor, Elisha, (Upper Lisle,) lot 14, farmer 50.
Ticknor, Geo. S., (Triangle,) lot 55, farmer 128.
Ticknor, Lewis M., (Upper Lisle,) farmer leases 200.
Ticknor, Mariette Mrs., (Upper Lisle,) lot 29, farmer 155.
Ticknor, Marion F., (Triangle,) lot 43, farmer leases 94.
Ticknor, Nancy A. Mrs., (Whitney's Point,) lot 64, farmer 100.
Ticknor, Samuel, (Triangle,) lot 54, farmer 120.
Ticknor, Samuel 2d, (Upper Lisle,) lot 29, farmer 200.
Tillson, Stephen, (Whitney's Point,) lot 33, farmer 117.
Todd, A., (Triangle,) prop. Kinyon House.
Triangle Cheese Co., (Upper Lisle,) H. S. Ballard, secretary; Francis Clough, treasurer; Harry Clough, salesman.
Turner, J. Clark, (Triangle,) carpenter and farmer 10.
Upper Lisle Lodge, F. & A. M., No. 388, (Upper Lisle,) meets every 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month; Jasper Smith, W. M.; R. O. Williams, secretary; L. B. Elliott, treasurer.
Vars, Samuel L., (Upper Lisle,) shoemaker.
Vroman, Jacob H., (Triangle,) blacksmith.
Watrous, Alfred E., (Upper Lisle,) lot 28, farmer leases of Alex. Hodges, 200.
Webb, Samuel, (Upper Lisle,) lot 20, bark peeler and farmer 12.
Webb, Stephen, (Whitney's Point,) lot 42, farmer 173.
Weld, Wm., (Upper Lisle,) lot 19, carpenter and farmer 50.
WHITNEY, ABRAM T., (Triangle,) (Whitney & Young,) (Whitney Bros.,) farmer 1.
WHITNEY, ADELBERT R., (Triangle,) (Whitney Bros. ,) engineer.
WHITNEY BROS., (Triangle,) (Abram T. and Adelbert R. ,) lot 74, farmer 100.
WHITNEY, DOLPHUS, (Triangle,) (Whitney & Young,) farmer 130.
Whitney, Elizabeth Mrs., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 175.
Whitney, Wm. D., (Triangle,) broom manuf.
WHITNEY & YOUNG, (Triangle,) (Dolphus and Abram T. Whitney, and HenryYoung,) lumbermen 3 acres.
Wilber, John, (Triangle,) lot 45, carpenter and farmer 54.
Wilcox, F. T., (Whitney's Point,) farmer 224.
Wilcox, Wm. D., (Triangle,) lot 60, farmer 50.
Williams, R. O., (Upper Lisle,) homeo. physician, minister and farmer 12.
Woodruff, Julia Miss, (Whitney's Point,) dress maker.
Wooster, A. B., (Whitney's Point,) oyster saloon, Collins.
Yale, Ransom, (Whitney's Point,) lot 5, drover and farmer 102.
Yarns, A. H., (Upper Lisle,) lot 20, farmer 50.
Yarns, Andrew J., (Triangle,) lot 41, farmer 20.
YOUNG, HENRY, (Triangle,) (Whitney & Young,) collector.
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Q: What is a great way to list files found in a directory that add up to a certain file size This list will then be used to create tar balls for easy movement. This is what I came up with so far. Add up files that are just greater than 10GB list them to file.
find .  -type f -exec ls -al {} + | awk '{ total += $5 }; {print $9}; {if (total > 10000000000) {print total; total = 0  }}; END { print total }' > /tmp/testfile.txt

What I would like to do name each tar ball with a unique name but I am putting all results in the /tmp/testfile.txt
Tried this but seems a little cumbersome.
find . -type f -exec ls -al {} + | awk '{ filenumber };{ total += $5 }; {print $9}; {if (total > 10000000000) {print total; total = 0; filenumber++;print "This is filenumber"filenumber".tar" }}; END { print total }' > /tmp/testfile.txt

This is what I came up with -
 find ./ -type f -exec ls -al {} + | awk 'BEGIN { filenumber };{ total += $5 }; {print $9 > "filename"filenumber".txt"}; {if (total > 10000000000) {print total; total = 0; filenumber++;print "This is filename"filenumber".txt" }}; END { print total }' > filecheck.txt

After that command I feed results to this command.
for file in $( find . -name "filename*.txt" -type f );do tar -cvf "$file.tar" -T "$file"; done

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Улица Гоголя — улица в исторической части Пскова. Проходит от Комсомольского переулка до улицы Свердлова. Более 10 зданий на улице включены в список недвижимых памятников истории и культуры, подлежащих охране как памятники местного значения

История
Частично проходит по древней Никольской улице.

В XIX веке получила название Ивановская улица по близ расположенным двум Ивановским церквям, ни одна из них не сохранилась (церковь Иоанна Милостивого располагалась во дворе современного д. 33). С 1902 года называлась Гоголевская, в честь великого русского писателя Николая Гоголя (1809—1852).

Достопримечательности

д. 6 — Жилой дом
д. 7б (а) — Палаты
д. 8 — Землемерное училище (гимназия Александровой)
д. 10 — Школа приходская (латышская)
д. 14 — Дом доходный Медема
д. 17 — Управа земская
д. 19 — Доходный дом Орлова (Мариинская гимназия)
д. 21 — Флигель уездной земской управы
д. 23 — Здание керосинового склада
д. 24 — Дом доходный
д. 25а — Тир псковского кадетского корпуса
д. 26а — Дом Луцаенко И. Р.
д. 41а — Дом «образцовый»
д. 42 — Cолодежня
д. 43 — Дом Печенко
д. 45 — Подызбица
д. 52 — Производственный корпус пивоваренного завода Лапина Л. А.
д. 52 — Мельница на р. Пскове

Известные жители
д. 41-а (не сохранился, разобран в 2005) — родился, провёл детство и юность Ю. П. Спегальский

д. 43 (Дом Печенко) — Ю. П. Спегальский

Литература
 Псковская энциклопедия / гл. ред. А. И. Лобачев. — Псков: Изд-во «Псковская энциклопедия», 2003. — С. 136.

Примечания

Ссылки
Улицы Пскова
Улицы, названные в честь Николая Гоголя

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Oral-B Genius X with AI is the Lamborghini of electric toothbrushes
The toothbrush helps you understand your brushing technique so you can improve
By Shruti Shekar@shruti_shekar
About a year ago, I was instructed by my dentist to switch to an electric toothbrush.
While I have healthy teeth, they're prone to cavities, and my dentist felt I needed to take my oral hygiene to the next level.
For a year now, I've been using the most basic tier-one Oral-B electric toothbrush, until I upped my game and got the Oral-B Genius X with AI electric toothbrush.
To put this shift into perspective, I went from driving a beat-up, dinky 2005 Honda Civic, to cruising in a Lamborghini. Yes, the Oral-B Genus X with AI is most definitely the Lamborghini of toothbrushes.
AI helps improve brushing
The first thing you'll need to do is download the Oral-B app on your phone to sync the toothbrush. The app generates your profile and saves each brushing session.
The sessions tell you a lot about your brushing habits. Irene Iancu from the Oral-B team explained that this new model includes two sensors that send the location and orientation of the brush to the user's smartphone via Bluetooth.
"The AI algorithm in the smartphone app then identifies from the brush sensor where people brush and displays this in real-time. This enables Oral-B to reveal spots that have not been brushed properly, areas that have been over-brushed and then provides brushing recommendations," said Iancu during a recent interview.
This particular algorithm has learned from thousands of human brushings.
Iancu went on to explain that Oral-B recognized that it wanted to create a toothbrush that helped users understand how to improve their oral hygiene in the way their dentists were asking them to. Unfortunately, not a lot of people know how to brush their teeth properly, she said, and this brush aims to help users improve their technique.
"Oral-B knows that people do not brush the way their dentist recommends. They do not brush long enough, or they brush unevenly — not giving enough attention to some areas of the mouth," she said. "The brand understands that people do not want to be told how to brush their teeth, so it developed a toothbrush with Artificial Intelligence technology that recognizes brushing styles to help users improve their brushing habits."
Each session is measured at two minutes, which is typically how long your dentist will recommend you brush your teeth for.
Now, think of your mouth split into four quadrants, the brush will vibrate after you spend brushing for 30 seconds on each quadrant of your mouth.
Sleek look and feel
If you've never used an electric toothbrush, then please do yourself a favour and go buy one now.
In particular, the Oral-B Genius X's body is very similar to other models in the line — the body is sleek and easy to hold. It's worth noting that with the basic version of the toothbrush if I wasn't careful about drying the device after using it, the chances of it getting it dirty were very strong. Gunk can easily accumulate around the stand that the toothbrush sits on to charge.
That being said, with this model I was particularly careful in drying the brush after use and have noticed that it has remained clean and intact.
Six modes
Unlike the basic model, the Genius X comes with six different modes for brushing: 'Daily Clean,' 'Gum Care,' 'Sensitive,' 'Whitening,' 'Pro Clean' and 'Tongue Cleaner.'
I mainly stuck with Daily Clean, Whitening and Tongue Cleaner.
Each mode has different cycles and oscillations. The Daily Clean lasts for two minutes, Whitening for two minutes and 20 seconds, and Tongue Cleaner lasts 20 seconds.
Every morning and night I used the Daily Clean mode and then would do the Tongue Cleaner mode. About twice a week I switched to the Whitening mode.
There is no way I could go a day without flossing, mainly because if I did I know my dentist would have a fit. That said, I did notice a lot less plaque and buildup while using the brush.
Carrying case for comfort and ease
In the past month, I've travelled quite a bit as well for work. The Genius X comes with a special carrying case that also charges your brush. Not only did I really appreciate this, but it was a lot more hygienic travelling with my brush.
There is a lot that can be said about this toothbrush. It's effortless to use, and incredibly helpful in understanding your personal brushing habits. It's also very stylish.
The one thing I found a bit challenging was working with the app in some situations. If you have the app open while you're brushing your teeth it times you and your brush won't vibrate when you have to switch quadrants. This means you have to pay attention to the timer on the app and make sure you switch over every 30 seconds.
Putting that aside, though, I still think the Oral-B Genius X with AI is worth its price tag.
The brush is pretty pricey, but I honestly would spend all my money on it. On Best Buy Canada, the brush costs $221.98 CAD with free shipping as a holiday deal. It comes in several colours, including 'White,' 'Black,' 'Orchid Purple,' 'Sakura Pink' and 'Anthracite Black.'


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Publisher:Seagull Books, October 2020
In Japan there is a legend that anyone who folds one thousand paper cranes will have their wishes realized. But folding cranes, and the meditative, solemn care that it involves, has come to mean more than just an exercise in wish making. Origami cranes have become a symbol of renewal, atonement and warning. Their symbolism may have emerged out of Japan's particular mythology and history, but they do not belong to any one nation. The crane is a migratory bird that crosses borders and makes its home with scant regard to the blood-soaked lines that humans have drawn on maps. This anthology uses origami cranes as a way for some of India's best-known writers and poets to form a shared civic space for a conversation about the fault lines in India at a time of darkness. The twenty-three pieces collected here encompass reportage, stories, poems, memoir and polemic—the kind of complex and enriching diversity that India demands and deserves. The paper crane becomes a motif of connection, beauty and reclamation in an otherwise degraded country, enabling those who fight with words to become the best army they can be.
Paper Wings of Hope by Anjana Basu, Outlook Magazine
This is a book that holds a country torn open inside its pages...Beautifully produced, the book becomes a keepsake of the enormities around us, yet reminding us that actual cranes might fly and rain might fall.
Apologising for the Past to Build an Empathetic Future by Rakhshanda Jalil, The Wire
An excellent volume....Taken together, all 23 pieces make compelling reading and leave one wishing that we in India too could devise an over-arching symbol of hope and redemption, one that would unite rather than divide us, teach us to love rather than hate, cause us to look forward with pleasure rather than look back in anger.
Something Rich and Strange by Nahla Nainar, The Hindu
Something rich and strange... as this anthology shows, there are clearly many ways to fold a piece of paper.
Battling the Menace by Mandira Nayar, The Week
Heart-warming as well as heart-breaking, the anthology is an antidote for anyone who felt helpless—there is a tribe, and for once it is not just on Twitter but in the comfort of black and white—but it is also very much a battle plan. These, then became the weapons to fight for her India as Aiyar writes. It is her army of words marching out in the world. The only way forward is hope.
Read, resist and relearn from new books in the new year by Somak Ghoshal, The Mint
A Thousand Cranes For India is an attempt to direct our attention to the spirit of solidarity that still endures in India--and why. From reportage to verse, an eclectic assortment of writing lends new meaning to the well-worn dictum, 'unity in diversity'


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Artwork by Cameron University's Katherine Liontas-Warren selected for juried exhibition
Cameron University Professor of Art Katherine Liontas-Warren will have three new works on exhibit as part of the Edge Art Now 2012 exhibition at the Individual Artist of Oklahoma (IAO) Art Gallery in Oklahoma City. The exhibition, presenting the work of artists who are pushing the boundaries of new and mixed media in their process, opens on Friday, May 11 with an artists' reception from 6 – 9 p.m. The exhibition will be on display through June 1.
"These new works represent a new direction in my art making." says Liontas-Warren. "The drawings/paintings are more emotive and show more of the creative process with a combination of realistic and expressionistic mark making. I have selected a new subject matter for my drawings, all of which will pertain to nature and historical figures. The mixed media allows a more painterly and gestural quality to evolve while focusing on developing the psychological character for each portrait. "
Liontas-Warren is one of 25 artists whose works were selected for the juried exhibition. The three drawings chosen for the exhibition are "President Lincoln," created with pastels, watercolor and charcoal; "Mary Todd Lincoln," created with charcoal, watercolor and acrylic paint; and "Night Plant," created with watercolor, charcoal and pastels.
The Edge Art Now exhibition, now in its 21st year, was launched to feature new media and/or mixed media art in an effort to expand the horizon for artists and their choice of materials to use in their work. Artist Michael Freed, former director of IAO, will serve as the juror for the 2012 exhibition.
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Q: Chocolatey from where does it find the package From where does chocolatey find the packages to download?  For example if I am installing VirtualBox then from where does it find the latest package to download and is there any chance that it might download an outdated version?

A: Packages Are Found by Sources
Chocolatey uses the sources you have provided it to determine the location of the package. If you don't provide a source (or list of sources), it will use the default sources, which you can see by running choco source list. You can add to or remove sources (such as the community package repository aka https://chocolatey.org/api/v2).
Each source can have a priority, which defines the order that Chocolatey searches the sources to find a package. If a package is found on a higher priority source, that package version is used even if there is a newer version on another lower priority source.
Packages vs Software
A package in Chocolatey speak has a slightly different terminology than software.

*

*Package == nupkg file

*Software == runtime binaries, installers, zip, etc that the package represents

For more terminology, check out https://chocolatey.org/docs/getting-started#terminology
VirtualBox Example
Let's use the VirtualBox package as an example to get started with...
Most likely you will find you haven't configured any additional sources (based on your question), so that means you likely only have the default community package repository you are using for a package source.
Have a look here:
https://chocolatey.org/packages/virtualbox#files
This shows you the contents of the Chocolatey package for VirtualBox.  If you have a read through the chocolateyInstall.ps1 file you will see exactly where the binaries for this package are being downloaded from:

url = 'http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/5.1.12/VirtualBox-5.1.12-112440-Win.exe'
url64bit = 'http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/5.1.12/VirtualBox-5.1.12-112440-Win.exe'
  checksum =  '0cbdc245122fab090625bb3ec49f21f68c9bbad7d69e05e4a42b1a6ad1968b54'
  checksum64 =  '0cbdc245122fab090625bb3ec49f21f68c9bbad7d69e05e4a42b1a6ad1968b54'

You can look in the files section of each Chocolatey package to find out where the installation files are coming from.  Assuming that you haven't enabled the global acceptance of package installation through the Chocolatey features, you can actually view the installation scripts at the time of installation as well.  i.e. when you do choco install virtualbox you will be prompted with 3 options, yes, no, and print.  In this case, print will show you the installation script and you can see what is about to be downloaded/installed onto your machine.
The only time that the above will be different is if the package that you are installing is what we refer to as an embedded package (which is more typical for organization use since they are hosting internal packages and are not subject to distribution rights like the public community repository).  In embedded cases, the installation binaries are already contained within the chocolatey package, so there is no requirement for additional files to be downloaded.  When using an embedded package, I would encourage you to look through the VERIFICATION.txt which should be contained within a Chocolatey package on the community repository to review instructions on where the embedded binary comes from, and a mechanism to verify that the contents are what they should be.
Outdated Versions?
With respect to your other question:

is there any chance that it might download an outdated version?

In the case of VirtualBox, this is highly unlikely.  If you click on the Package Source link from the package page on Chocolatey.org, you will see that you get taken to this location.  This package is part of the Core Team Packages Repository.  This repository is making use of the AU Chocolatey Automatic Package Updater Module.  As a result, the packages within this repository are checked regularly (at present every 6 hours) for new software versions, and if there are any, they will automatically be pushed to Chocolatey.org.  Packages within this repository are maintained by a team of volunteers (myself included) so there is a high chance that packages will be kept up to date that are in here.
However...
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Hi Gambo. Ram airs, like Flysurfer kites, are aerodynamically inferior compared to large light wind inflatables. It is unlikely you'll ever be able to really "figure this kite out". You'll find it will only fly in about 8 knots of wind and is prone to collapsing and folding etc. I'd strongly suggest option 2: SELL IT. Let me know if you'd like details re the aerodynamic inferiority of this kite.
Once I have more time on the FS S3 21M, I will do an unbiased comparison to the Ozone Edge 17M.
Hawaiis wrote: I just got a 21M Deluxe, flied it two days in a roll. it will stay up @5-6Knots but not enough power to go out on the water. every time I lower the kite, it would not go up. The tail will jellyfish If I push the bar up.
I am happy to go over the kite with you, via skype or something.
In 5-6 knots you should feel quite a lot of power in the kite.
12v or 10 cell ni-cad will also work.
A speed 21, in smooth wind, should fly in 3 to 5mph wind , (IF it's FULL of air).
is no thermals present at night, because thermals need Sun to build them.
(just come to Vegas) and i'll prove it.
academy ; there's Plenty of wind on the Chesapeake Bay !!!
Are those -1 units in cm ?
Lengthen or Shorten B and C line?
It was easy to hot launch in light winds.
And I find it amazing to force the kite back up by pulling on the front lines.
I was expecting more power from the 21M than my Ozone Edge 17M.
But I guess when there is not enough wind, size does't matter.
Hawaiis wrote: I was expecting more power from the 21M than my Ozone Edge 17M.
Sounds like it wasn't inflated enough. Very lights wind requires some patients and working the kite to inflate.
If you did get it inflated and it back stalled. LET THE BAR OUT. you can back stall speed very easily in light wind with too much bar pulled it. More so than a lei. Leave the bar out to start with.
Next Idea. loop it and keep it flying. dont park the kite in altra light wind. They prefer to be flying. You can infact actively fly a speed in winds that are so light that it wont even fly to the zenith.
PS thats how you get going in ultra light wind too. throw a loop build some speed then feel the aparent wind kick in. then you are away laughing.
pss. Allow some time to build experience. A big slow foil required a different technique than a faster flying lei.
I will look for those extension lines.
When I power stroke down, the board will move forward, but when I push the bar away to let the kite back up, the lower wing tip will fold and the kite stays low and the board stalls. On the LEI I can feel the power both ways going up or down.
When I power stroke down, the board will move forward, but when I push the bar away to let the kite back up, the lower wing tip will fold and the kite stays low and the board stalls.


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News | The Clinton Global Initiative
Billanthropy
Parasitic worms and Bono jokes in midtown Manhattan
Oct 2nd 2008 |
Day One | Day Two | Day Three
I HAVE been struggling to explain to my family what I'm doing here. Before I left I tried the phrases "Bill Clinton Saves the World" and "the Bill Clinton Cool Kids Club"; now that I'm here I've been playing with "The Bill Clinton Christmas Special." Any phrase I produce, of course, contains the words "Bill Clinton"—the Clinton Global Initiative designed this problem for me. The programme, format and results of this meeting (and yes, there are results) are inextricable from the man himself. We assembled in the Sheraton New York are not a nation of laws, we are a nation under Bill. Without him we would unravel.
The Economist calls this "Billanthropy."
The big dog peers over his glasses to read housekeeping announcements as sessions end, like the head of the parent-teacher association at a potluck dinner. He leans back in his chair and rests his thumb on his chin. He dangles the microphone as he listens, at an angle that from any other man would look fey. He is a personal, long-time friend of everyone he introduces. In 2002 CBS, an American television network, was rumoured to have negotiated with him to host a talk show. Talk-show host is not a calling for Bill Clinton—it is his phenotype.
I love Bill this much
This afternoon he's arrayed us in concentric rings around a low, circular stage. I am standing in the back next to Paul Begala, once a Clinton strategist, often a talking-head on television, now the guy in the room who forgot to turn off his phone. Gordon Brown (pictured) talks for 30 minutes without notes—like every other politician here, he has a Bono joke—and I am pained, on this day when I woke up to footage of Sarah Palin speaking incoherently about Alaska's border with Canada, to be reminded that extemporaneous speech is not prized in America the way it is elsewhere.
My takeaway from Mr Brown: bring Question Time to America. My advice to Mr Brown: try not to shake like Richard Nixon when he gestures. I am making a note of this when Mr Brown fills my heart with bliss by telling a Richard Nixon anecdote, and I make another note to myself to ask my British colleagues why everyone in Britain hates Gordon Brown. He seems very smart, and it's a pretty good Bono joke.
After Mr Brown, Mr Clinton pulls onto stage a short man, a doctor from George Washington University with Teddy Roosevelt glasses and a pushbroom moustache. They stand together and I realise that presidents become presidents in part because they display better neckwear judgment than doctors.
But then the doctor starts talking; he has dedicated his life to treating what he calls "neglected tropical diseases": elephantiasis, chronic hookworm. Untreated—and they are treatable—they lay a significant economic burden on large parts of the third world. "I'm having a little trouble," the doctor admits, "because usually when I talk about my job it's to three or four people. It's a testament to you"—he gestures to Clinton—"that we've filled a room to talk about parasitic worms." The Clinton Global Initiative, in fact, has a senior program director for neglected tropical diseases, and has helped put the doctor in touch with actresses, basketball stars and millions of dollars.
Mr Brown reminded us that when Cicero spoke, people said, "That was a good speech." When Demosthenes spoke, people marched. They are marching, here at the Sheraton New York, and I now know what to call this. It's the Bill Clinton Telethon, and it's working.
I AM wearing a suit without a tie. The politicians at the Clinton Global Initiative wear suits with ties; the actors wear sportcoats with T-shirts. I have decided to compromise, and I have named my compromise for the leisure-suited dictator who spoke across town at the UN this week: I am rocking the Ahmadinejad. I am relieved, on the second day of the meeting, to discover that Peter Buffett (son of Warren) also rocks the Ahmadinejad. Peter and I are alone in this.
The Economist, as part of its media sponsorship of this event, is filming a series of interviews in one of what the initiative calls "whisper rooms." They house heads of state and industry who need a secure, quiet space to make compromises with each other.
No careless whispers here
Bill Clinton entourages by. Tony Blair is mentioned but never seen. James Taylor, a singer, has one converted into his own green room. The film crew and I hear coming muffled through our wall a firm brogue that can only belong to Bono. Outside our whisper room stands a woman in her early twenties, one of about fifty volunteers for the initiative who answer questions while dressed in white shirts, black skirts and matching blue scarves. We call them the Young Pioneers; ours is responsible for making sure that the wrong people don't whisper.
Actors and athletes fly to Washington to add purpose to their lives. Politicians fly to California to stand next to sexy people and ask for money. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad flies to New York because he wants people to love him. At the Clinton Global Initiative, everyone but Mr Ahmadinejad gets what he wants, and it's hard not to treat my time here like a gossip columnist.
I am cowed by glamour, and when I stand next to Anthony Edwards, an actor who in my youth played an F-14 radio intercept officer with the call sign "Goose" in the film "Top Gun," it is all I can do for five minutes to keep myself from whispering—in the way that his pilot, Tom Cruise, does when Goose is dead, "Goose. Gooooooose." Chelsea Clinton has a guy who carries all of her stuff for her; she smiles like she's about to spit water and is enjoying the thought. I call my wife to report that I am almost as tall as Matt Damon.
"Yeah," she says, "but he's pretty short, right?"
And then I leave our whisper room to use the men's room. I wash my hands; the attendant reaches me a towel, a secret service agent opens the door and orders "OUT" and then the towel is in my hands, the attendant is gone and I am alone. Behind me, reflected in the mirror, passes a shock of white hair. Bill Clinton is standing next to me, and he is urinating.
Now, if you're a man you know that among the few inviolable rules of manhood is this: You do not talk to the man at the urinal. So I say nothing. I dry my hands and walk out the door. Not until I am in the hall, next to the young pioneer beyond the crush of the Secret Service, do I realise that there was only one appropriate thing to say, and now I will never have the chance to say it:
"Mr. President, I can see you've got your hands full, but it's a pleasure to meet you."
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"ALL VASES USED TONIGHT CUSTOM MADE FOR CLINTON GLOBAL INiTiATiVE OUT OF RECYCLED INNER TUBES"
So reads a sign at the Initiative's "Tastes of the World" buffet. Other signs explain that the sconce treatments are made out of fully recyclable materials that will be recycled, which raises the question of why one needs a sconce treatment in the first place, but I feel this way about throw pillows, too, and that's a battle I lose every day.
I'm eating with a friend from The Economist's marketing department. After a tour of the tastes of the world he says he has gone on a tour of the tastes of the barbecues of the world (North Carolina, Thailand, The Philippines). We agree that the evening has most likely been a tour of the tastes of Bill Clinton's favourite New York restaurants.
Brendan Greeley
Jesse Jackson walks with purpose among us, looking like he doesn't want to look like he doesn't know who to talk to. Two handlers trail him.
It's too easy to make fun of those signs. They are the hippie giveaway, the ragged hem in an otherwise serious event about making wishes accountable. Mr Clinton clearly enjoys his cult, but also knows its value. When you receive your invitation you are immediately urged to begin considering your "commitment," a project that you will undertake to make the world a better place.
It must be new, specific and measurable. If I were to develop a commitment for my marriage, for example, I might say "I will consult on, shop for, and purchase five throw pillows in the next calendar year." The Initiative alerts your employer to ask how it can help you meet your commitment, and at next year's meeting you are expected to report on your progress.
I do not know what I will commit to the world this week. The Initiative staffs a commitment desk for all four days of its meeting. You cannot drink the Global Café's coffee without passing the desk, and on the third day I begin to feel guilty. I have been drinking Bill Clinton's wine and eating from the bento boxes he puts out for lunch. I have been listening to the iPod he put in my gift bag. Is it too much to ask that I be newly, specifically and measurably generous?
The woman behind the commitment desk doesn't know what to do with me, initially because she catches me absent-mindedly skimming what I think is a schedule and what she explains is an embargoed document of upcoming commitments from famous people. I do not admit that for the minute I held it in my hands it only confused me but she has seen my name tag and my employer and I have my pride.
I tell her I can teach people how to record and produce audio documentaries, and that perhaps I could work with teenagers to help them record and tell their own stories. She says the initiative works with a similar project called (and I think I remember this correctly) "Voices for Peace," and I decide tha t whatever I do it will not contain the word "peace." I walk away with her card and a commitment form, and I am accountable now only to my conscience and Bill Clinton's largesse.
After the barbecue the marketer takes me to a fourteenth-floor party sponsored by a Malaysian rubber company. The Young Pioneers have been abandoned in favour of hostesses in black go-go boots. Ted Danson is talking to Wesley Clark. From the fourteenth floor you can begin to see down onto the city, rather than up into it.
My friend points out that a third-world company paid for this Roman luxury; the power to sponsor is the power to condescend. I think again of my commitment, yet uncommitted to paper and I think "I will do this." I have to. We are so often asked to work for something greater than ourselves, and it's a cop-out to stand to one side and make fun of the hippies. I was sent here to cover the Bill Clinton Telethon; celebrities sang and experts testified, and now I have phoned in a pledge.
Or, at least, I have decided to. It's late. A go-go dancer gets me my umbrella, and in the rain my suit smells like the sheep it came from.


With lyrical themes that cast views on social commentary, the band's debut single, High Tech Low Life (https://youtu.be/ChzQHXYNCj8 ), touches on social media and narcissism. While their forthcoming single, Riot, addresses the current political climate of censorship, ignorance and a lack of purpose. Vocalist Frhetoric remarks about the creation of the single: "Our guitarist Matt came up with some really cool riffs influenced by Korn and Rage Against the Machine, and the chorus just screamed "Riot" at me, so that was the starting point for the song. I wrote the lyrics from the point of view of Antifa activists, as I'd been watching their anti-free speech riots at Berkeley in 2017."


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Public offering of low-quality rare earth explosive market may not necessarily take action
Translation 10:22:28AM May 22, 2019 Source:Securities Times
SMM News: rare earth plate set off a tide of rise and stop, buyers and sellers are excited. Fund company sources told reporters that in the past two days, rare earth related seller conference calls are almost continuous, fund managers have begun to study the rare earth plate. From the public position disclosed in the quarterly report, the fund has fewer positions on rare earths. In the face of the sudden market, increasing the position or waiting to become the problem that the fund manager needs to choose.
Fund empty rare earth permanent magnet
On May 21, the rare earth index soared 9.77%, ranking first among the 140 concept sectors, while the rare earth permanent magnet index rose 8% to second place, according to Wind. Hong Kong stocks, which do not have a limit, are even crazier, with Chinese rare earths up 108.11 per cent in a single day.
However, fewer public offering funds shared the feast. From the statistics of the quarterly report, we can see that the public offering fund does not attach importance to rare earths and is in a low-matching state. Of the 25 related stocks counted by Wind, 20 are held by public offering funds, but the number of shares held by public offering funds is quite limited, and most of the total holdings of public offering funds do not exceed 1 per cent of the outstanding shares of these stocks. Among them, only Zhenghai magnetic materials of the public offering fund shareholding proportion of more than 3.47%. Among the sector as a whole, the largest number of holding funds are the blue-chip northern rare earths in the rare earths sector, with 18 funds holding a total of 15.117 million shares, but that number accounts for only 0.41 per cent of the company's outstanding shares. From the specific position of the fund can be seen, the allocation of rare earth permanent magnet industry key companies of public funds are mostly passive index funds or related theme funds, the allocation of active funds is very little.
Judging from the recent trading situation, the popularity of the rare earth plate is more like a "feast of hot money." Dragon and Tiger list data show that the recent trading seats are mostly business funds, there are few institutions.
"the rare earth industry has not done very well in the past few years and we haven't seen it for a long time." A fund manager told reporters.
Rare earth plate attracts a lot of attention from fund managers
"rare earths have only gone up for two days, and sellers are already paying close attention to it. There are countless brokers holding conference calls today." A fund manager told reporters. Other fund managers say they have begun to focus on investment opportunities in the rare earth industry.
For the recent outstanding performance of the rare earth permanent magnet plate, the Chinese Business Foundation researchers believe that the core reason lies in the improvement of fundamentals and event catalysis. Rare earth is an important strategic resource in China. In the past few years, the industry has been in the doldrums. It has been digesting the sequelae of the price surge in 2011, the clearance of excess capacity, the departure of illegal mining and smelting enterprises, and the digestion of overstocked stocks. It was not until 2017 that stocks of light rare earths showed signs of clearing, and by the end of last year, stocks of medium and heavy rare earths had also shown signs of deactivation.
Judging from the recent data, the researcher of the Chinese Business Foundation pointed out that at present, the price rise in the industry is relatively good for medium and heavy rare earths, and the price of dysprosium oxide has recently been quoted as high as 1.7 million from 1.2 million at the beginning of the year. The suspension of some imports and other events is also one of the more important factors driving up prices.
Pu Yin Axa fund manager Jiang Jianwei said rare earth prices are greatly affected by policy, rare earth prices are expected to rise in the future is a high probability event. He analyzed that rare earth resources are closely related to the demand of a large number of high-tech industries, but the price of rare earths is unable to rise due to repeated bans on illegal mining and smelting of small minerals. If this problem can be solved in the future, it will be obviously beneficial to the listed companies related to rare earths.
Zeng Wenhong, a fund manager at Nord, said the future trend of the rare earth industry mainly depends on the supply and demand pattern of the industry itself. Zeng Wenhong analysis, the response of the secondary market is mainly based on the supply side of the adjustment expectations, in the short term, the rare earth sector is certainly a hot spot in the market.
However, paying close attention to the investment opportunities of rare earth permanent magnets does not mean that they will start buying. A fund manager told reporters that the rare earth plate rose too fast these days, although they pay close attention to, but should not easily make trading decisions. "it has not yet been decided whether to buy some, and even if it is to buy, it will only be used as an asset allocation."
A fund manager with a small number of rare earth positions told reporters that he would continue to follow and that future operations would depend on stock prices and industry trends.
"it is also necessary to see if the sustainability of the heat of the rare earth plate and the positive expectations of policies and fundamentals can really be implemented." "if it's just a wave of short-term emotional speculation and there's no way to achieve a real improvement in fundamentals, then we don't have to be involved," fund managers told reporters. "
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