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Gladys V FerrisAge: 82 years1898–1980
Gladys V Ferris
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Gladys V Shemwell
Birth November 25, 1898
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between 1917 and November 1918 (Age 18 years)
October 1929 (Age 30 years)
#1 Jean A Shemwell
July 13, 1936 (Age 37 years)
Census April 19, 1940 (Age 41 years)
Mill Creek, Walla Walla, Washington, United States
between December 1941 and August 1945 (Age 43 years)
Death of a husband Porter Clark Shemwell
December 6, 1960 (Age 62 years)
Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, United States
Death December 29, 1980 (Age 82 years)
Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, United States
Cemetery: Mountain View Cemetery
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Porter Clark Shemwell
Jean A Shemwell
Birth: November 25, 1898 — Washington, United States
Death: December 29, 1980 — Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, United States
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Birth: May 7, 1884 35 26 — Todd, Kentucky, United States
Death: December 6, 1960 — Walla Walla, Walla Walla, Washington, United States
Birth: July 13, 1936 52 37
Death: August 21, 2016 — Walla Walla, Washington, United States
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Kerschberg ist eine Ortslage im Traunviertel in Oberösterreich und gehört zu den Gemeinden Wolfern und Dietach im Bezirk Steyr-Land.

Geographie

Der Ort befindet sich um die 3½ Kilometer nördlich der Stadt Steyr. Er liegt in der südöstlichen Traun-Enns-Platte am oberen Dietachbach, auf um die 305– Höhe.

Der Wolferner Weiler Kerschberg liegt etwa 2½ Kilometer östlich von Wolfern, hier entspringt der Dietachbach. Dieser Ort umfasst nur knapp 10 Adressen.

Nordwestlich erstreckt sich der Kerschberg genannte bewaldete Riedel in die Niederung des Dietachbachs zum Unteren Ennstal hin. An dessen Nordwestfuß erstrecken sich direkt südlich von Dietach weitere etwa 120 Häuser namens Kerschberg, die zu Dietach gehören. Sie sind im Norden mit Dietach ganz verwachsen und liegen entlang der Straße von Dietach über Niedergleink nach Dornach.

Geschichte
Siedlungsspuren finden sich am Kerschberg schon für das 9. Jahrhundert, darunter Gräberfelder, die vermutlich zum Kreis der Dietach-Sierninger Slawensiedlungen (Slawendekanie) gehören.
Der Ortsname ist circa 1155 urkundlich, genannt ist ein Dietmar von Kerschberg (Dietmarus de Chersberg).

Die Kerschberger waren ein im Raum wichtigeres Geschlecht, deren Standes- und Verwandtschaftsverhältnisse aber unklar sind. Sie waren vielleicht Ritter, Ministeriale, Edelfreie oder Steyrer Bürger, mutmaßlich in diversen Linien. Im 15./16. Jahrhundert waren sie besonders in Stadlkirchen vorherrschende Familie. Dort erloschen sie 1532.

Ursprünglich gehörte das heutige Siedlungsgebiet zu Wolfern und Gleink, 1938–45 nach Auflösung der zweiteren Gemeinde nur zu Wolfern, danach auch zur neugegründeten Gemeinde Dietach.

Während der Wolferner Weiler eine Altsiedlung ist, ist der heute Dietacher Teil eine Neugründung des 20. Jahrhunderts. Es handelt sich um Wohnsiedlungen, dieser Teil ist inzwischen der weitaus größere.

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Ort im Bezirk Steyr-Land
Dietach
Wolfern
Traun-Enns-Riedelland
Unteres Enns- und Steyrtal
Ort im Einzugsgebiet Enns
Ersterwähnung 1155

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Philips Empowers Parents and Children to Breathe and Live Easy
20% of the world's population suffer from respiratory allergic diseases
Asthma is the most common chronic disease among children
Singapore – World Asthma Day is marked on 1 May this year, and Philips encourages Singaporeans to understand the importance of healthy, clean air in order to take greater control of personal health and well-being, especially for parents and their young children.
Globally, 334 million people1 suffer from asthma and it is estimated that number will grow by more than 100 million by 20252. Asthma is the most common chronic disease among children3, and can be difficult to diagnose, with most cases of diagnosis occurring only when they are over the age of five.
Triggers, Effects and Misconceptions of Asthma
More than 80% of children suffer from allergic asthma4, which means their asthma is triggered by allergens such as mold spores, pet dander, dust mites and pollen. Other asthmatic triggers include microscopic PM 2.5 air particles, bacteria, viruses and changes in temperature and humidity. For children that suffer from asthma, the impact on their quality of life can be significant. Recurrent asthma symptoms frequently cause sleeplessness, daytime fatigue and school absenteeism.
It can be a scary and stressful time for parents who have learnt that their child has been diagnosed with asthma, and it can be very hard to understand what they can do to help manage the condition. There is a misconception that once diagnosed with asthma, a child should limit their daily activities to avoid provoking an asthma attack. However, childhood is filled with exploration and games, and while an asthma diagnosis can be unnerving, it should not mean they need to miss out on anything. If it is well-managed, they can continue to do the things they love and dream about.
Optimizing Your Living Environments
Philips believes there is always a way to make life better and this World Asthma Day, Philips wants to help build parents' confidence to manage their child's asthma. Although asthma cannot be cured, appropriate management can control the chronic disease and ensure a better quality of life for those suffering from the condition.
While triggers of a child's asthma symptoms may seem beyond our control, there are measures parents can take to control the home environment and improve indoor air quality.
Dr. Chiang Wen Chin
President, Asthma and Allergy Association Singapore
"Improving indoor air quality has the potential to reduce many irritants that can trigger a child's asthma symptoms. These include allergens, pollution particles and humidity. While these triggers may seem beyond our control, there are measures parents can take to control the home environment, which is especially crucial as children spend most of their time there," said Dr. Chiang Wen Chin, President, Asthma and Allergy Association Singapore.
Innovations That Empower Consumers for Breathing and Living Easily
The Philips Air Purifier Series 3000i AC3259/305 is specifically designed to make it easy and convenient to take control of indoor air health, and combat poor air quality.
Combining AeraSense and VitaShield IPS technologies6, the Philips Air Purifier Series 3000i allows you to accurately monitor and improve the quality of indoor air. VitaShield IPS technology uses natural filtration to collect and retain many contaminants, leaving indoor air cleaner. The Air Purifier Series 3000i also comes with three auto modes – a General mode, an extra-sensitive Allergen mode, and an extra-powerful Bacteria and Virus mode. In addition to the three auto modes, the purifier also has five manual modes, from the extra-quiet 'Sleep' mode to the extra-powerful 'Turbo Speed' mode, so you can choose based on your specific purification need. Through a numerical display, color ring, and connected Air Matters app, you are also able to visualize and monitor the quality of your indoor air in real-time.
1 http://www.who.int/features/factfiles/asthma/asthma_facts/en/index6.html
2 http://www.globalasthmareport.org/burden/burden.php, 2014
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Sandy & Joan Weill Give US$100 Million to Weill Cornell Medical College in New York
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American businessman and philanthropist Sanford, "Sandy", Weill, who was formerly the Chairman of Citigroup, his wife, Joan, and the Weill Family Foundation have just given US$100 million to the medical school at Cornell University, the Weill Cornell Medical College, located in New York City.
In 1998 the medical school had been renamed for the Weills after an earlier donation. With today's announcement their total philanthropy to the university and its medical school together, now comes to the staggering sum of over US$600 million.
Sandy Weill, who is today 80 years old, first received his bachelor's degree from Cornell in 1955 before making his fortune in the securities business and then in banking. The highlight of his career was to put together the first "supermarket" universal bank in North America when he merged his Travelers Group with Citibank. He came to regret it later in the aftermath of the financial crisis, when the merged entity Citigroup had to be bailed out by the US Government, and last year he even called publicly for the big banks to be broken up again.
After making his fortune in finance Sandy Weill is clearly now doing his best to give it away, as he and his wife have reportedly already given over US$1 billion to their favourite philanthropic causes. It must be a lot more fun, too, to do it when you are still alive, healthy and can see the good that it does.
The Weills' gifts to Cornell include US$100 million in 1998 for a capital campaign and US$250 million in 2009 for biomedical research. They have also donated more than US$100 million to Carnegie Hall in New York, where the restored small recital hall there is now named after him and is the most exquisite place to listen to chamber music. He serves still as Chairman of the Carnegie Hall board.
The Weills' transformative US$100 million gift is devoted to two new centers that will investigate cancer, diabetes, obesity and metabolic disorders: the Joan and Sanford I. Weill Cancer Research Center and the Joan and Sanford I. Weill Metabolic Syndrome Center.
"We are immensely proud of what Weill Cornell has achieved – and what more we can accomplish in the years to come" Weill said in the statement.
"Advancing Weill Cornell's mission would not be possible without the extraordinary leadership and support of Joan and Sandy Weill" says David J. Skorton, president of Cornell University. "It's critical to recognize the need to support student scholarship as a way for us to attract the next generation of physicians and scientists who will truly drive discovery and change lives."
Today's US$100 million gift kicks off the Weill Cornell Medical College's new US$300 million Driving Discoveries, Changing Lives campaign which is dedicated to using advanced scientific approaches to translate research breakthroughs into innovative treatments and therapies for patients. Weill Cornell has to date already received more than $50 million in additional gifts for the Driving Discoveries, Changing Lives campaign, bringing it halfway to its total campaign goal.
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MPR News How communities are facing the future
Metro area creeps farther into rural Minnesota
Dave Peters March 29, 2013, 8:30 AM Mar 29, 2013
In the eyes of the federal government, urban Minnesota has just pushed a little farther into the countryside.
What used to be a 13-county metropolitan statistical area now contains 16 counties. Mille Lacs, Sibley and Le Sueur counties, which still look pretty rural if you go driving around the likes of Milaca or Winthrop, are now considered by the federal Office of Management and Budget part of the Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA).
Part of this is statistical artifice, and at least a couple research folks I've talked to around town have been scratching their heads about how meaningful it is. But one thing it says is that the artery of commerce and commuting that for some time has tied the Twin Cities to the St. Cloud area is being duplicated in regards to Mankato.
Just as the Twin Cities MSA is contiguous with the St. Cloud MSA, it now touches the Mankato MSA as well.
The government uses these statistical areas to make comparisons across the country's urban areas because they are defined more consistently than the legal boundaries of cities and counties. A county is added to an MSA when more than a quarter of its workforce commutes to the "core counties" of the statistical area.
Le Sueur and Sibley counties lie on either side of the Minnesota River between the Twin Cities and Mankato. So if the workforce in those areas now comes to the Twin Cities in larger numbers, it's evidence that the Highway 169 corridor along the river is becoming a more significant connector to the metro area.
But still, does that make Sibley County residents metropolitan creatures? I asked Kristi Ziegler that question. The 48-year-old administrative assistant drives 77 miles every work day to her job with Teamsters Local 320 on University Avenue in Minneapolis and then comes home to her house a mile and a half outside Winthrop, population 1,400.
"I feel I have the best of both worlds," she said, sampling restaurants in the city, for example, and enjoying the peace and quiet of the countryside "away from the hustle and bustle." Ziegler is among those small town products who left rural Minnesota, joined the Army, worked in the Twin Cities and then, 10 years ago, moved back to Winthrop from Edina when she remarried.
When she shops or goes out for entertainment, she said she goes, not back to the Twin Cities, but to Mankato, New Ulm or Hutchinson. So, maybe she's not entirely a metro woman, in spite of the new federal designation.
What about Mille Lacs County to the north? That's more of a numbers trick than a real-world phenomenon. For the first time, Sherburne and Wright counties, already in the MSA, are considered "core counties." So Mille Lacs residents working next door in Sherburne County now magically count as commuters to the urban core.
At any rate, here's what the new Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan Statistical Area, the nation's 16th most populous, looks like in Minnesota. In case you're counting, two of its counties, St. Croix and Pierce, are in Wisconsin.
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Future Earth Australia Workshop
Greetings from the Future Earth Australia Workshop at the Australian Academy of Science's Shine Dome in Canberra. There are about 100 researchers, government and business people here discussing sustainability and the future of Australian cities. I am still not quite sure who, or what, "Future Earth Australia" is, or the workshop is supposed to accomplish.
This was one of the weirder even ts I have been to recently, in a building shaped like a 1960s flying saucer surrounded by a moat (headquarters of the Australian Academy of Sciences). The delegates were then shepherded across the road to a 'Visceral Communications' performance at New Acton. Performance artists shoveled ice, dance in the middle of the street and recite quotes about climate change. This is all a little too much like an episode of the TV comedy "Utopia". ;-)
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future look like in a sustainable global and Australian economy? What kind of urban environment is compatible with a decent lifestyle for the 90% or more of Australians who live in cities? What changes in values and behaviour are required to enable the social transformation to sustainability and how might we make them? - See more at: https://www.science.org.au/news-and-events/future-earth-australia-workshop#sthash.2b2jzYmg.dpuf
What will the corporations and institutions of the future look like in a sustainable global and Australian economy? What kind of urban environment is compatible with a decent lifestyle for the 90% or more of Australians who live in cities? What changes in values and behaviour are required to enable the social transformation to sustainability and how might we make them? - See more at: https://www.science.org.au/news-and-events/future-earth-australia-workshop#sthash.2b2jzYmg.dpuf
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Releasing December 16th 2006 was the Air Jordan 5 (V) Retro Fire Reds with the number 23 stitched. The Air Jordan Retro 5 (V) Fire Reds feature a White / Fire Red – Black color scheme.
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On Sunday during the 25th Annual HarmonyFest in Downtown Three Rivers, our little store celebrated its 15th Anniversary! During those 15 years, our faithful volunteers have spent more than 31,000 hours running the store and connecting our community with artisans and farmers from around the world. To celebrate, we gave away 15 prizes throughout the day, served special treats in the store, and commissioned our friend Elisabeth Wenger to write a poem, which she read from the main stage at 6:30 (see below). Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate … and here's to 15 more years!
A store is never just a store.
of, in minds expansive and strange.
the branching electricity in your brain?
as long as the people keep caring.
Fifteen years these people have cared for a store!
keep dreaming, keep the passion.
We Have all Your In-Between Weather Needs!
This rainy weather is good for Spring flowers, not so good for us!
World Fare has all your hot drink and soup needs covered.
We have over 30 types of tea. Plus soups and other hot yummies.
And don't forget our colorful assortment of scarves, and cozy socks.
So come on over!  We've got coffee brewed and a great space for conversation, news paper reading, and peaceful shopping.
It's time for March's First Friday and we thought that it would be fun to have a special night and a series of posts highlighting women in history and/or fair trade to celebrate Women's History Month!
The fun starts this Friday, March 2, 2018 5pm-8pm. We will have samples from Women's Bean Project for you to try AND all Women's Bean Project products in the store will be 10% off.
Be sure to stop in, we will have coffee as usual and plenty of conversation!
2016 Chocolate Affair a gooey, delicious success!
Pictured from left to right: Elisabeth Wenger, Karen Keefer, Becca Sonday and Lorie Minor.
The weather outside was frightful, but inside World Fare on February 13, the crowds were warm with good conversation and tasty treats as we celebrated A Chocolate Affair 2016. Seven area bakers brought their best recipes for visitors of all ages to taste and vote on, with celebrity judges Tricia Meyer (Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority) and Brother Abraham (St. Gregory's Abbey) offering their professional opinion on the best presentation and most original.
Thank you to all who came out to make the Affair such a successful event in support of World Fare's fair trade mission!
Well, the weather outside was frightful, but frigid temps and blowing snow are not enough to keep our local chocolate lovers away! The 2015 A Chocolate Affair was a great success with over 120 people coming through to try the delectable treats dreamed up by a dozen different bakers and baking teams. World Fare sends a huge thank you to all who entered, and a big congratulations to this year's winners, who each went home with a World Fare gift certificate and a special edition, handmade Valentine's vessel from our resident potter, Elizabeth Brouwer.
Thank you also to our local celebrity judges, who braved the cold to select our winners for Most Original and Best Presentation: Beth Hubbard (Corey Lake Orchards), Melissa McPherson (Three Rivers Public Library), and Brian Persky (Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority). World Fare continues to be able to pursue its mission of supporting economically disadvantaged communities around the world because of the amazing support of our local volunteers, customers and chocolate aficionados!
World Fare is delighted to announce our three local celebrity judges for A Chocolate Affair 2015!
Melissa McPherson is the director of the Three Rivers Public Library.
Brian Persky is the director of the Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority and the Michigan Main Street program.
And Beth Hubbard is the manager of Corey Lake Orchards and the daughter of the farm's co-founders, Dayton and Allene.
We are so thankful to our judges, not just because they'll join us tomorrow to determine the awards for Most Original and Best Presentation, but for the good work they do in our community in such a wide variety of areas.
Join us tomorrow 2-3:30 p.m. to taste and vote for delectable fair trade chocolate goodies! Tasting is free and voting tickets start at $1, with all proceeds supporting World Fare's mission of partnering with economically disadvantaged communities to encourage a living wage for our world's most vulnerable workers. What a perfect way to spend Valentine's Day: celebrating the love that goes out to cocoa farmers around the world through our conscious choice for fair trade chocolate!
P.S. – Fun Winterfest activities will be happening throughout downtown Three Rivers from noon-4:00 p.m. Come out to enjoy the snow and see how our local merchants are brightening up the season!
Get your chocolate fix on Valentine's Day!
Join us this Saturday, February 14, for our Annual Chocolate Affair bake off! From 2:00 – 3:30 p.m., taste delicious treats from 10 local bakers for free; then vote for your favorites to win People's Choice awards. Voting tickets start at $1 each, with quantity discounts. All proceeds from voting go toward World Fare's efforts to support economically disadvantaged farmers and artisans around the world.
And while you're downtown, be sure to check out all of the WinterFest activities happening throughout downtown Three Rivers from noon – 4:00 p.m. Bring someone you love to celebrate Valentine's Day in a PLACE you love!
We just got a shipment of chocolate in from Equal Exchange, so our stock is filled with great chocolate options! Try dark chocolate with lemon, ginger and black pepper. Or milk chocolate with a caramel crunch and sea salt. And there's always the classic 85% dark chocolate. So many choices!
And remember: our Higher Grounds coffee in their old packaging is at least $1.00 off per pound (and some is 25% off)! Stop by quick to take advantage of a great deal.
Every year, World Fare, along with a handful of loyal contributors, manage to put on a film festival in Three Rivers revolving around social justices issues affectionately dubbed, "Rivers of Justice." This festival is held in beautiful downtown Three Rivers at the historic Riviera Theatre, and is both a fundraising event for World Fare and an attempt to spread the messages of social justice, community development, and fair trade to Three Rivers and beyond.
The first film, Bananaland, gave a shocking inside view into the banana industry. Dole, Chiquita, Del Monte, and a handful of other high profile banana growing corporations were put under the looking glass and exposed for their terrorist-supporting and extreme profit-minded business practices. We saw in this film the human side of the banana industry, how the pesticides present in such mass quantity can destroy the lives of those who are unfortunate enough to live near or around a banana plantation in South America.
Our second film, The House I Live In, centered on the problems caused by the War on Drugs: a war that has raged for decades and has seen virtually no success in slowing down the trafficking of drugs in and around the United States. This film is a harrowing look into the racial and socioeconomic overtones present in the lawmaking and judicial sides of our government.
The final film, If You Build It, ended on a hopeful note, following a group of high schools students and their unorthodox shop class teachers as they seek to construct a Farmer's Market for their small town. This film showcases positive ways of engaging students who often balk at the traditional methods of education, and gives us insight into what can happen when a community comes together around an idea.
We'd once again like to thank everyone who contributed food to the potluck, donations to the festival costs, and especially to everyone who came out to watch these important films. We hope to see even more folks at next year's Rivers of Justice Film Festival!


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The actor, 49, and Malaak, 45, exchanged vows in 1996. The couple has been residing in New Jersey, where they are raising their two daughters, Lola Simone, 12, and Zahra Savannah, 10.
About 80% of divorces are initiated by the wife. I wonder if it is a matter of the two growing apart or personal interests have drifted outside of their union. Well I am glad the two are committed to the welfare of their children. Both of their kids are in the pre-adolescent stage. While divorce for children is hard, I believe this tender age where kids are discovering change to their bodies, personalities in becoming young adults and figuring who they are, it becomes more critical on how two parents deal with the separation for the sake of their children.
I wish them the best in finding an amenable solution.
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CATENA ZAPATA MALBEC ARGENTINO
TEN CENTURIES OF LIFE, DEATH AND REBIRTH
The epic tale of the noble Malbec grape is like no other, and the label for Catena Zapata Malbec Argentino pays tribute to the variety's history in France and its rise in Argentina. Four female figures embody different landmarks in the history of the grape. Eleanor of Aquitaine represents the birth of Malbec. She is a strong, Old World presence, lingering at the bridge in Cahors, where Malbec came into its own. Next, the Immigrant symbolizes the movement to the New World and the unknown explorers and adventurers who connected Europe with the Americas. Phylloxera personifies the death of Malbec in the Old World, which enabled its rebirth in the new. Finally, there is Bodega Catena Zapata, represented by Adrianna Catena, who depicts birth, earth, and motherhood, sharing the riches of the New World. Today, the Catena family's fourth generation leads the high-altitude renaissance in Argentina. We are returning Malbec to the sky... where it belongs.
20% whole cluster and 80% whole berry fruit is hand- loaded into 225-500 liter new French oak barrels for a 100% barrel fermentation for a period of 30 days, allowing seamless oak integration. The fermentation temperature is kept low, extracting intense aromas, and the cap management is done by hand to ensure soft, gentle flavors and tannin extraction. Wild yeasts. Alcoholic and malolactic fermentation in barrel leaves considerable lees and sediment. The wine is aged in French oak barrels for 18 months.
Alcohol: 14.1 %
Total Acidity: 5.95 grams/liter
Wine Director: Alejandro Vigil
Winemaker: Ernesto Bajda


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Transgender? That's so yesterday. Now, meet the 'transabled.'
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Ideas have consequences. We used to understand this.
Examples of the truth of this are everywhere. Once we accepted the premise that the pre-born child in the womb is of no value, then we saw wide-spread slaughter, regardless of whether those legislating this premise intended abortion to be "safe, legal, and rare."
Once we accepted the premise that sex is not intended to be both unitive and procreative in its purpose, then, as one writer dryly put it, society accepted that "any orifice will do."
Once we accepted that monogamy is outdated and unrealistic, regardless of our intentions in doing so, we soon saw – and are seeing – any number of bizarre couplings, throuplings, and polyamorous relationships validated and celebrated.
And so it is too with the idea, most recently celebrated on the cover of Vanity Fairwith Bruce Jenner posing as his new alter-ego, Caitlyn Jenner, that how we feel should trump what we are.
And it is these arguments that are being used by a community that is just starting to make its voice heard: The "transabled."
The National Post ran a feature on "transabled" people yesterday, beginning their story with a shocking account of a man who intentionally cut his right arm off. "One-Hand Jason," as he calls himself, is apparently not the only one. From the Post:
"We define transability as the desire or the need for a person identified as able-bodied by other people to transform his or her body to obtain a physical impairment," says Alexandre Baril, a Quebec born academic who will present on "transability" at this week's Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities at the University of Ottawa…
"The person could want to become deaf, blind, amputee, paraplegic. It's a really, really strong desire."
[Within this community] Many people, like One Hand Jason, arrange "accidents" to help achieve the goal. One dropped an incredibly heavy concrete block on his legs — an attempt to injure himself so bad an amputation would be necessary. But doctors saved the leg. He limps, but it's not the disability he wanted.
We instinctively feel that this is a form of mental illness, or some cognitive malfunction. And indeed, this is how the "transabled" were originally approached. But things are changing:
The transabled are very secretive and often keep their desires to themselves, Baldwin says. One 78-year-old man told Baldwin he'd lived with the secret for 60 years and never told his wife.
Some of his study participants do draw parallels to the experience many transgender people express of not feeling like they're in the right body. Baldwin says this disorder is starting to be thought of as a neurological problem with the body's mapping, rather than a mental illness.
"It's a problem for individuals because it's distressing. But lots of things are." He suggests this is just another form of body diversity — like transgenderism — and amputation may help someone achieve similar goals as someone who, say, undergoes cosmetic surgery to look more like who they believe their ideal selves to be.
It should be no surprise to anyone that the language of tortured, secret desire as well as bodily autonomy and the right to self-expression are being co-opted here by yet another "community." They feel that they are perfectly normal—that it is reality that must be bent to fit to suit their desires, regardless of how ill-fated and self-mutilating those desires might be.
But we have, to a large degree, already accepted the idea that people can use surgery to slice and snip and alter themselves into different genders, so why would we deny this community those same rights?
For those who might be angry that I would draw that connection, I have to point out that it has already been drawn:
As the public begins to embrace people who identify as transgender, the trans people within the disability movement are also seeking their due, or at very least a bit of understanding in a public that cannot fathom why anyone would want to be anything other than healthy and mobile.
And, just as those seeking to redefine marriage reacted quite angrily to those who pointed out that identical arguments could be – and already have been – used to support polygamy, transgender activists are not pleased with the fact that their logic is being applied to a community they – at least for the moment – disagree with:
But this has been met with great resistance in both the disability activist community and in transgender circles, argues Baril, a visiting scholar of feminist, gender and sexuality studies at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut.
"They tend to see transabled people as dishonest people, people who try to steal resources from the community, people who would be disrespectful by denying or fetishizing or romanticizing disability reality," Baril says, adding people in both transgender and disabled circles tend to make judgmental or prejudicial statements about transabled people. "Each try to distance themselves."
Of course they do. As the sexual activists of all stripes have opened the Overton window wider and wider, they pause only to claim that the logic they use will never be co-opted by a group a bit further outside the boundaries. And yet, once those arguments are accepted, society is forced to apply them to increasingly bizarre manifestations of "self-expression." And when it comes to the arguments that "transabled" activists are beginning to make, we have painted ourselves into a corner. After all, our society has already accepted virtually all of the premises that they will surely use to make their case.
Ideas have consequences, and those consequences impact more people than just the small minorities speaking into gigantic microphones. If self-harm, for example, were to become considered legitimate self-expression, what do we say to teenagers who engage in the same activity—especially if they say they do it because it makes them feel good? Some might scoff, and say that this is a bizarre slippery slope argument. But the same was said about euthanasia, when critics pointed out that enshrining in law the right to die because of "interminable suffering" could easily be applied to those suffering from depression—and in Belgium and the Netherlands, it already has. The originally hypothetical question of whether to send someone who is suicidal because of severe depression to an "assisted dying" facility or a suicide-watch facility is already one that is very real, and very terrifying.
We have lost the ability to trace premises to their logical conclusions. That is probably because the logical conclusions that can be drawn from much of the radical new experiments our society is embarking on seem so ludicrous. But unfortunately, those conclusions are not just fantasies created by moral panic in the deluded minds of social conservatives. They are predictions that are, one by one, turning out to be prophecies.
Comment: You all know that I think that this is a positive. Euthanasia could have prevented the sad case of David Reimer, who made the whole trans-movement possible. Hell is eternal…
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It feels like everyone is weary of anything but the best humans can offer. Heck, we'd settle for mediocre. How can we notice and build habits that make our community happy, welcoming and friendly?
We need one another, so why not share joy in line at the supermarket, in your neighborhood, on the Parkway, on the trail? It's pretty simple, and to our community it could be simply wonderful.
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The conference, which brings together the jazz community for a series of panels, workshops and special events, will again be held at Saint Peter's Church at 54th Street & Lexington Avenue. The 2017 Jazz Connect Conference, with a theme of The Family of Jazz, will again flow into both the APAP conference and Winter Jazzfest. This past year's conference was attended by over 800 industry professionals and artists from around the world and it featured a keynote address by Dee Dee Bridgewater, recently named a NEA Jazz Master. The Grammy-award winning bandleader/composer/arranger Maria Schneider will give the keynote address at the 2017 Jazz Connect Conference. In addition, Christian McBride will receive the Bruce Lundvall Visionary Award, for his efforts in expanding the audience for jazz.
Besides the robust programming, the conference also offers great networking opportunities both informal and formal, including a mixer with drinks and snacks as well as the the popular Ask the Experts session in which attendees can meet with established industry professionals to ask questions and exchange ideas in a speed-dating format.


Town of Bavaria, in the province of Swabia, on the Danube. A small but flourishing Jewish community existed there in the sixteenth century. In 1566 the Jews of Günzburg petitioned Emperor Maximilian H. to recognize as rabbi Isaac ha-Levi, who had officiated in that capacity for thirty years. The official recognition was sought in consequence of family quarrels between members of the community, which the rabbi was powerless to settle so long as his authority was unrecognized. Among these members was the rich and influential Simeon Günzburg, ancestor of the Günzburg family. Solomon Luria (ReSHaL; Responsa, No. 11) expresses his astonishment that discord could have found room in such a pious and learned congregation as that of Günzburg.
The community has long since ceased to exist; but the name of the town is familiar to the Jews from the fact of its having been the birthplace of the Günzburg, Günz, and Gaunz families.


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Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation (TOKYO: 8036, Hitachi High-Tech) has initiated construction of a new design building at the Naka Division (Hitachinaka-shi, Ibaraki Prefecture), home to the Nanotechnology Products Business Group.
Once the new seven-floor building is built, design functions will be consolidated within the division. Together with the manufacturing building built in May 2009, this configuration will give Hitachi High-Tech the highly efficient production framework needed to stay in synchronization with a rapidly changing market environment.
The Naka Division is engaged primarily in the development, design and manufacture of semiconductor metrology and inspection systems, electron microscopes and medical systems. The new design building under construction is a seven-floor, steel-framed structure boasting a total floor area of approximately 25,000 square meters. Construction began in September 2010, and is set to conclude in October 2011, when operations will commence.
Furthermore, the Naka Division is currently enacting a set of reforms designed to enhance manufacturing capabilities, and continues to take steps to minimize production lead times, reduce inventories, reform logistics within the division, and improve production methods, among other actions. The consolidation at the new design building of design functions formerly dispersed throughout the division is one such measure in this area. By applying "Business Microscope®," (*) a system from Hitachi High-Tech for organizational visualization, to analyze communication between engineers, then utilizing the results to carry out floor design, for example, we hope to put an environment in place that will allow engineers to better focus on design, thus raising the efficiency and shortening the time required for development.
The construction of the design building is one component of ongoing construction to refurbish and replace aging structures at the Naka Division that began with the start of construction in March 2008 of the manufacturing building(machine processing/medical system assembly), which completed in May 2009. The design building, as part of this sequence of work, represents the largest investment to date to outfit facilities at the Naka Division. Construction is scheduled to conclude in October 2011, coinciding with the tenth anniversary of Hitachi High- Tech.
Going forward, Hitachi High-Tech is committed to continuing efforts to address manufacturing capabilities for its next decade in business.
"Business Microscope®" is a registered trademark of Hitachi, Ltd.


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these business owners are travel planning, researching and buying business products and services, accessing business news, and keeping in touch with friends and colleagues.
Regarding Internet usage trends for these SMB owners, online interaction leads to greater success, broken down by segments of business owners. These segments are transactors, investors, interactors, commentators and viewers, the first three most likely to capitalize upon the strengths of the Internet.
Interactors spend 2.5 hours per week on the Internet for reading news, researching and purchasing, connecting with colleagues and studying competition. They spend the most time online of the segments, but are the most effective of the group - they make up only fifteen percent of the survey population, but 24 percent of sales.
Investors spend less time on the Internet, with moderate engagement in above online activities, but less social networking. They make up 22 percent of SMB owners and 23 percent of sales. Investors have the highest net worth and largest investment portfolios.
Transactors make up one quarter of business owners and sell fifty percent of products or services on the Internet, the highest online sales segment. They account for 29 percent of general sales.
Commentators and Viewers account for the least percentage of sales. Seventeen percent are commentators and achieve fourteen percent of sales, while 21 percent are classified as Viewers and account for ten percent of sales.
Commentators work the longest hours and represent a higher percentage of women- and minority- owned businesses. They work mostly "on their own blogs or posting responses to others, work out of the office the most but use the Internet the least to buy or sell businesses and services."
Viewers consume more media than the other categories, own the smallest companies and spend the least time on the Internet, mostly on blogs, YouTube and HDTV.


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Q: wchar_t **WinList Dynamic pointer array to character array I'm having issues trying to store wchar_t character arrays in a global array,
below is the code for what i want to do: -
wchar_t **WinList //Global array store

BOOL CALLBACK EnumWindowsProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam)
{
    int NumMembers;

    if (WinList == nullptr)
    {
        NumMembers = 0;
    }
    else
    {
        NumMembers = (sizeof(**WinList) / sizeof(wchar_t));
    }

    wchar_t class_name[300];

    GetClassName(hwnd, class_name, 300);

    WinList = new wchar_t * [NumMembers + 1];
    WinList[NumMembers] = class_name;

    return TRUE;
}

The error:
Unhandled exception at 0x765CE2C3 (usp10.dll) in Win32Project4.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0xCDCDCDCD." is occuring below at the TextOut function, WinList = 0x002802a0 {0xcdcdcdcd <Error reading characters of string.>} : -

case WM_PAINT:
    if (WinList != nullptr)
    {
        PAINTSTRUCT ps;
        HDC hDC = BeginPaint(hwnd, &ps);

        for (int iLoop = 0; iLoop != sizeof(WinList); iLoop++)
        {
            TextOut(hDC, 5, iLoop*10, WinList[iLoop], (sizeof(WinList[iLoop]) / sizeof(wchar_t)));
        }
    }
    break;

I have tried various variations of functions and code using things like malloc and mcscpy. I seem to however be misunderstand the scope of the pointer I think. I do not seem to be able to get my head around it. Any explanation would be much appreciated. I'm using VS 2013, and this is more of a learning concept rather than is there a better way. However I would also appreciate the 'better way' solution.
Regards,
HonkeyPig

A: Your main problem is that you store result of the call-back function in local variable that is immediately discarded on return..
Besides that
(sizeof(**WinList) / sizeof(wchar_t))

is exactly sizeof(pointer)/2 that is 2 on a 32 bit architecture....

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JFK allows passengers from Mexico to exit without clearing Customs -- again: report
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Passengers wait to be re-screened due to a security breach at Terminal 8 of JFK airport in New York on Jan. 16, 2010. (Associated Press) **FILE** more >
By Jessica Chasmar - The Washington Times - Monday, January 25, 2016
Security officials at John F. Kennedy International Airport reportedly allowed passengers aboard a flight traveling from Mexico to leave the busy New York City airport without going through customs.
Passengers aboard American Airlines Flight 1223 from Cancun were able to leave the airport Jan. 18 without having their passports or bags checked, sources told The New York Daily News.
A similar incident occurred just two months ago involving another American Airlines flight from Cancun, in which 150 passengers were able to skip the customs process, The Daily News reported.
"It's absolutely absurd," one of the travelers in the latest security breach, a New York man who traveled to Cancun for a Phish concert, told The Daily News. "To think that anyone could be walking off of that plane and just get right into the city. It could be terrorists, El Chapo's henchmen, anyone."
Hours after the plane landed, American Airlines reportedly contacted the man to return to JFK to complete the customs process.
"I apologize for any inconvenience this may be for you; however it is a Customs requirement that every passenger entering the United States must clear Customs," the airline wrote in an email sent to passengers, The Daily News reported.
"You could tell that they knew they screwed up and were desperate to get me to come," the passenger said.
American Airlines apologized for a similar incident in November, but declined to say what they were doing about it.
"We take the safety and security of our customers, employees and operation very seriously," the company said. "Some passengers on flight 1223 did not complete immigration and customs process upon arrival when they were inadvertently directed to the domestic terminal."


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"He That Is Not Against Us Is for Us": Finding Unity with Other Religions
By Latter-day Saint Insights July 4, 2018 November 27, 2021 All Articles, Charity
Relations between different religions can be difficult, but the blessings of working together can be enormous. Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to visit and worship with members of St. Mary's Episcopal Church. I was at the worship service on assignment from my world religions professor, and I was,… Continue reading
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The Whys of Suffering
By Latter-day Saint Insights April 21, 2018 November 27, 2021 All Articles, Church History, New Testament, Trials
Why does an all-powerful God allow his children to suffer? If we are God's children and he is a loving and perfect God, why does he allow suffering? This question has perplexed and troubled many people for years, and it's truly difficult to come to terms with the immense suffering… Continue reading
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Facing Tragedy with the Blessings of the Gospel
By Latter-day Saint Insights April 17, 2018 November 27, 2021 All Articles, Peace, Trials
How can we find peace in the moments of greatest tragedy? When a lone gunman opened fire on February 14, 2018, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, he caused grief and heartache for many families. Among those personally affected by this tragedy are Madeleine "Maddy" Wilford, who was shot but… Continue reading
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Doubting My Place, Placing My Trust
By Latter-day Saint Insights April 14, 2018 November 27, 2021 All Articles, Faith
How do we find belonging when we feel out of place? At a time when I didn't think I could ever be—or even wanted to be—the "ideal LDS woman," I often asked myself, "Do I really belong here?" At that time, my testimony in Christ as my Savior and in… Continue reading
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Cloud Certification Scheme: Building Trusted Cloud Services Across Europe
EU grants €38 million for protection of critical infrastructure against cyber threats
Italy approves €28bn infrastructure investment hike
Stromboli volcano erupts and sends tourists running for cover
Lightning strike caused power cut in Britain: grid operator
Whaley Bridge dam: heed flood defence warning, experts urge
US wants to isolate power grids with 'retro' technology to limit cyber-attacks
CISA Is Using Drones to Help Secure Critical Infrastructure
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EU leaders agree on ground-breaking regulation for cybersecurity agency ENISA
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Since 2010 she is Head of Research and Innovation area at Fondazione FORMIT.
She manages national and international research projects for different organizations including Italian ministries, DGs of the European Commission, United Nations Institutes and international agencies. She plays the role of scientific coordinator in studies in several domains including technological development and applications, critical infrastructure protection, crisis management, security cooperation, best practice transfer on risk management, research and innovation policies.
In addition, she has been involved in technology transfer activities and in CBRN security training definition.
Her research interests range from economics of innovation (with focus on private and public strategies for research, on systems for financing innovation and on technology transfer models) to economics of security (with interest in sectoral interpendencies analysis, in critical infrastructure failures, in security investments and incentives, in socio-economic impact assessment). In these two fields, she has also publications on national and international journals.
Her professional experience in management of International research projects gives her the opportunity to become in 2011 Member of the Board of the University of the International Studies of Rome (UNINT).
She is member of different institutional working groups in fields related to information sharing for security and resilience, critical infrastructures protection, cyber-security.
Prior to join FORMIT she gained experiences in the research field through the Master in Economics of CORIPE Piemonte, the attendance of courses of the first 2 years of the PhD in Economics of the Department of Public Economics of the University of Rome "La Sapienza" and several course in applied economics.
Benchmarking transport security levels in Europe
According to Directive 2008/114/EC a "critical infrastructure means an asset, system or part thereof located in Member States which is essential for the maintenance of vital societal functions, health, safety, security, economic or social well-being of people, and the disruption or destruction of which would have a significant impact in a Member State as a result of the failure to maintain those functions" while a European Critical Infrastructure is one located within a Member State, the disruption or destruction of which would have a significant impact on at least two Member States. Many means of transport and facilities operate across the borders of Member States posing additional challenges to transport security. The paper will present results of a benchmarking exercise aimed at assessing security awareness, preparedness and maturity levels among transport operators belonging to the five sub-sectors listed in Council Directive 2008/114/EC on the identification and designation of European Critical Infrastructures and the assessment of the need to improve their protection. The benchmarking exercise was conducted through an online survey distributed to 500 EU28 transport operators and on qualitative interviews. Its results will present a cross-sector overview of the current status of security levels among European transport operators, allowing to highlight gaps, similarities and security needs of each sub-sector and to attempt an answer to the following questions: How does the concept of security vary among transport operators? And does their belonging to a specific transport sub-sector matter?
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Sleep Vessel (Ben Skea, 2013, digital film projected on pillow, 2'43") attempts to explore and understand the three core processes of memory (encoding, storage and retrieval) by way of hand drawn animation. Abstracted constructs, reassembled from 'automatic drawings' created before and after sleep, take form as separate parts – evolving from one state to another. Organic line vessels become glowing containers for fluid movement – transformative shapes and cyclic actions reinforcing themes of stored impulses, muscle memory and lucid dreaming. Through the use of repetition, the artist forces the viewer to remain inside the loop – slowly becoming aware of what has passed and what is anticipated whilst experiencing a constant state of now. The loop is finally broken when the process of retrieval begins – rapid stop motion drawings are juxtaposed with photography and mixed media collage representing the human form as it wakes from sleep.


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The next Bo Burnham is probably creating TikToks.
ARTICLES WEIRD WORLD THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE WAS TRICKED INTO HONORING THE BOSTON STRANGLER
The Texas Legislature Was Tricked Into Honoring The Boston Strangler
Ryan Menezes
It was April Fools' Day 1971, and Tom Moore wanted to screw with his fellow Texas legislators. So he introduced a resolution to honor one "Albert DeSalvo"—the man who, though Moore didn't explicitly mention it, had confessed to strangling 13 different women in Boston.
Resolutions honoring people are just about the most routine (and arguably pointless) thing lawmakers do. Outside of the occasional controversial honoree chosen for partisan reasons, these are people who did good stuff that we all like. And in his proposal, Moore listed several vague facts about DeSalvo that made him sound respectable enough.
DeSalvo had "enabled the weak and the lonely throughout the nation to achieve and maintain a new degree of concern for their future," said Moore (because he made the vulnerable fear for their lives, but Moore didn't mention that). DeSalvo had "been officially recognized by the state of Massachusetts" (i.e., had been convicted and sentenced to life in prison) for "his noted activities and unconventional techniques involving population control and applied psychology" (i.e., killing and terrorizing people).
The legislature approved the resolution, unanimously. In their defense, the name "Albert DeSalvo" was not quite as well known as his nickname, The Boston Strangler. On the other hand, the man's killings had ended just a few years earlier, so his name must have been better known then than it is now. The equivalent today, perhaps, would be lawmakers voting to honor Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the Boston Bomber.
Afterward, the press said this stunt aimed to prove that lawmakers pay no attention to the bills they vote on. Moore said it hadn't—he just did it for the laughs. But just because he didn't mean it that way doesn't mean it's not true.
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Here at Estblshd, we aim to showcase to the world what the Melbourne automotive scene has to offer. Here in Melbourne, we have world renowned boutiques, restaurants, studios and works of art tucked away in our hidden lane ways. The automotive scene here is no different with amazing cars (which, most can agree, are each considered a "piece of art" in itself) and the owners behind these cars, tucked away in our CBD and outer suburbia.
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We aim to uncover these gems and work together with the owners to showcase not only the bits of metal that make their "work of art" complete, but also showcase to our fans the blood, sweat and tears that went behind their builds. Essentially, we are not just your average automotive blog. We are an Automotive Lifestyle Blog which also showcases the lifestyles behind our owners and our scene.
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With 2013 creeping up rapidly, we have big plans for Melbourne and we are aware it is not just a single car enthusiast or even a group of enthusiasts that defines what the Melbourne automotive scene is like, but we realize that our local automotive businesses that support our scene play an integral part in defining what our scene is like today.
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With Australia being one of the most multicultural countries in the world, we feel as if it wouldn't be appropriate to be restricted by a certain genre of enthusiasts as we feel that if we were to restrict ourselves to one certain genre, it wouldn't appropriately depict to the world how amazing and diverse the Melbourne automotive scene is.
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Here at Estblshd we appreciate all the work which has gone into your rides no matter what scene you fall into. So if you know of somebody, or you're that somebody yourself who has an amazing ride and an amazing story behind it and would love to showcase this to the rest of the world, please don't hesitate to drop us a line!
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Institutions that apply for or receive Public Health Service (PHS) funding must adhere to Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) regulations as promulgated at 42 CR 50 subpart F and took effect August 24, 2012.
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#2,382. Last Train from Gun Hill (1959) - The Films of Kirk Douglas
Directed By: John Sturges
Starring: Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn, Carolyn Jones
Tagline: "The mightiest double-barreled excitement to blaze across the screen !"
Trivia: Hal B. Wallis bought Les Crutchfield 's story in March 1954 and planned it as a possible starring vehicle for Charlton Heston or Burt Lancaster
Last Train From Gun Hill, a 1959 western directed by John Sturges, gets off to a brutal start; a Native American woman (Ziva Rodann) and a young boy, presumably her son (Lars Henderson), are enjoying a leisurely ride in a horse-drawn wagon when they pass a couple of cowboys resting by the side of the road.
Looking to have some fun with the pretty squaw, the two cowboys hop on their horses and, after catching up to the wagon, try to convince the woman to slow down. Instead, she hits one of them with her riding whip, leaving a gash on the man's cheek.
The wagon speeds up, only to capsize when it tries to make a sharp turn. The injured man, none too pleased about the wound he just received, dismounts his horse and corners the squaw, who tells her son to run away as fast as he can. The cowboy rips her top off, and she lets out a scream. Frightened, the woman's son jumps on one of the assailant's horses and rides for help, which, unfortunately, won't arrive in time to save his mother.
But this was no ordinary woman. She was the wife of Matt Morgan (Kirk Douglas), a federal marshal stationed in nearby Pawley. And her attacker was no everyday cowboy. His name is Rick Belden (Earl Holliman), the only son of cattle baron Craig Belden (Anthony Quinn), a man so powerful that he practically owns the town of Gun Hill. To complicate matters, Matt Morgan and Craig Belden are the best of friends, former partners who spent many years riding together before going their separate ways.
To bring his wife's killers to justice, Morgan hops the next train to Gun Hill, and during the trip meets former saloon girl Linda (Carolyn Jones), who, it turns out, is also close to Craig Belden (though, as we will soon discover, she's no fan of his son Rick).
Once in Gun Hill, Morgan visits the Belden Ranch, and tells his old pal that he's going to arrest both Rick and the cowpoke who accompanied him to Pawley, a ranch hand named Lee Smithers (played by Brian G. Hutton) who is himself employed by Craig Belden. Morgan intends to bring the two back to Pawley to stand trial for rape and murder.
Despite their friendship, Craig Belden warns Morgan not to take his son away, promising that, if he does, all of Gun Hill will stand against him.
With 6 hours to go before the train back to Pawley arrives, it looks as if there's going to be quite a showdown on the streets of Gun Hill, and seeing as the sheriff (Walter Sande) is in Craig Belden's pocket, Matt Morgan will have to fight this particular battle alone.
The theme of a hero (or heroes) facing insurmountable odds is one that director John Sturges has returned to time and again throughout his career, whether it be in a western (Bad Day at Black Rock, The Magnificent Seven), a war film (The Great Escape), or a drama (The Old Man and the Sea). In Last Train from Gun Hill, Matt Morgan finds himself taking on not just his friend and the men he employs, but everyone in Gun Hill. Once the reason for his coming to town is made known, Morgan can't walk down the street without drawing stares from every front porch and window, and the sheriff of Gun Hill refuses to sign his warrants or provide Morgan with deputies to help him serve them. "Isn't there anyone in this town not afraid of Craig Belden?" Morgan asks the local bartender (Val Avery). "Sure", the bartender replies. "The graveyard's full of them". Morgan does eventually take Rick Belden into custody, resulting in a final act that is as intense as they come.
Yet what makes the showdown in Last Train from Gun Hill so intriguing is that its two major combatants are old chums, and, despite being on opposite sides of this fight, neither man really wants to hurt the other. Though desperate to save his son, Craig Belden gives Morgan several chances to leave town quietly, a courtesy he doesn't extend to many people (as witnessed earlier when he handed Lee Smithers his walking papers).
As for Morgan, the anger he feels towards Rick Belden is tempered - at least in part - by the respect he has for Craig. Douglas and Quinn are superb in their respective roles, and by way of their performances we can tell that their characters are damn near heartbroken to be facing off against one another.
But with so much on the line, neither is going to back down, and it's because of this that Last Train from Gun Hill is as much a tragedy as it is a western.
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#2,378. Audition (1999)
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#2,387. Werewolves on Wheels (1971)
#2,388. Little Shop of Horrors (1986)
#2,389. Muscle Beach Party (1964)
#2,390. His Name was King (1971)
#2,391. Sweet Georgia (1972)
#2,392. The Monster that Challenged the World (1957)
#2,393. Hellblock 13 (1999)
#2,394. The Sin of Nora Moran (1933)
#2,395. Secrets of the French Police (1932)
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Johnson & Towers is a powerful distributor of diesel products to boaters in the Mid Atlantic. Since 1926 they have done various brands like DDA (GM's Detroit Diesel Allison), MTU (Mercedes Benz) and now, Volvo.
Over the years, each brand called on J&T to do different things as their distributor. For example, Seabuddy remembers when he was a boat dealer of over 38' yachts where diesel was the preferred power. At that time, your DDA diesel engine supplier, literality finished the engine. J&T like Covington and other distributors offered "their" version of a complete marine engine. Core GM diesel product was even "Hot Rodded" as well as marinized, particularly for battle wagon sport fishing boats. This was in addition to stocking engines and transmissions with various reduction gear sets. Plus, having a full parts inventory in stock. AND, have men in service trucks with tools, instruments, and properly trained techs to keep the yachts running smoothly. This was the top name in the business at that time.
Except for Volvo, each of these brands have been sold or reformulated in various ways over the years. Roughly; DDA was sold to Penske, a few years later he joint ventured his DDA brand with the MTU division of Mercedes Benz. That company is now called Tognum.
Walt Johnson and Joe Towers founded this company. They and their families have kept J and T at its high position within the marine industry, as well as, in the bus and truck industries. Think of Johnson and Towers in power generation, fire trucks, construction, industrial, motor homes, medium and heavy-duty trucks, coaches, pleasure and commercial marine.
They have two locations in New Jersey and one in Maryland. They also have a network of authorized dealers to solidify proper parts and service support for marine, vehicles, and equipment.
What is the message here? The powerhouse distributor Johnson and Towers has Volvo Diesel engines, parts, and service.


The Mets have signed right-hander Blaine Boyer to a minor league contract, reports ESPNNewYork.com's Adam Rubin. The deal includes an invitation to New York's Major League Spring Training camp.
Boyer was selected as a non-tender candidate by MLBTR's Tim Dierkes in November, and indeed, the 29-year-old reliever was non-tendered by Arizona last month. Boyer posted a 4.26 ERA in 54 appearances with the D'Backs in 2010, and had a perfectly matched K/BB ratio (29 strikeouts, 29 walks). On the plus side, he's a hard-thrower with one of the best groundball rates in the game.
Another live body in that bullpen on a MILB deal so you can't go wrong.
Just don't let Boyer pitch on your Major League Roster and you'll be fine. He is horrible….
I'm surprised Dayton Moore didn't sweep in and grab him before we did.
Moore just read your comment. He is gonna trade for him at the deadline.
LOL, Joakim Soria to the NYM in exchange for Blaine Boyer, Atlanta Braves Foam Tomahawks & Pocket Schedules?
Nah. Byrdak doesn't have that ex-Braves flavor that Moore's looking for.
Sure he does. He spent six seasons in, and was drafted by, ATL.
Here come the mets. They are signing top named free agents like crazy now. they are winning 100 games easily now and the world series.
Hey nancyboy, that's why you PLAY to win during the season, not January. The Giants did the same "bargain binging" during the season and went on to win the Series" albeit they had stellar pitching.
At best, he'd make a solid ROOGY. Last year, righties hit .198 against him, lefties .352.


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Gordon Logan – 'Fukushima The Worst Disaster America Ever Had'
Wed 3:37 pm +00:00, 7 Sep 2011 2
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Map showing accumulation of caesium in the USA and elsewhere
Hi Tap,
Re Carrington event….
Unfortunately I haven't been able to get a copy of the Chinese video and, although I asked my students, none of them had seen it. The documentary didn't use any western footage or experts. It seemed to have been made in China.
The Chinese are no doubt prepared and in a better position. There is no sign of the British government knowing anything about it. They're broke anyway and there isn't the slightest sign of any long term planning other than paying the bankers. What is noticeable is that there is digging going on in Russia and China, but in America it's only the elite that are doing anything according to Ventura.
Gamma rays have a lot of mass, energy and penetration, which explains why some people are digging. I doubt whether many people will survive if the magnetosphere is knocked out unless they're deep underground or have a thick lead roof over their heads.
The only solution is for the US military to take over and/or bomb as many HAARP facilities as they can. I doubt whether the US military will show as much enthusiasm for saving America as they have done for butchering other nations that weren't the slightest threat to them.
I think that much of America's population is going to be 'moved' wholesale for the bankers. All the legislation is in place and America has had ten engineered weather disasters this year, not counting the Fukushima contamination which is turning out to be the worst disaster America's ever had.
California and Vancouver are actually worse than much of Japan and it will continue. The Russians worked very quickly on Chernobyl, but the Japanese are paralyzed. It is quite reasonable to assume that the World Government has ordered them to do nothing. That may sound strange but that is precisely the kind of world we now live in. The biggest secret of the West is the sheer evil of our de facto rulers, and the weakness of our governments.
PS You can see from the caesium charts that the west of North America has been worse hit than much of Japan. The radioactivity is piling up every day and most of it will not go away for a long, long time. Infant mortality figures are said to have jumped. That's a figure to watch. These people can only be as evil as we are stupid.
Unfortunately many people are going to pay dearly for their stupidity.
UPDATE –
Jesse Ventura brings the various 2012 disaster scenarios to life
Solar flares coming. FEMA has underground facilities for thousands of people. There are dozens and dozens of underground locations – for the select few, the wealthy, the elite. The rest, you and me, are not invited. Will the guards fire on US citizens to defend the bunkers? 'we'll do whatever it takes'.
Jesse meets the mole people, already living underground.
Clip two shows that Themis satellites found a hole in the magnetosphere ten times bigger than expected. The effects of the Carrington will be catastrophic without the magnetosphere in full operation.
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7 Sep 2011 5:27 pm
Just an observation to this scerario. If this event did occur and all but these people who have the benefit of being underground are killed off. Surely, all other animal life on the planet would be killed too! What would be left ffor the troglodytes to emerge back into? Also, their guards could easily turn on them because, let's face it, being psychotic is no defence against a trained killer with ambition. As I say, just an observation.
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I'm with you, Nick. The elites seem to run on insanity as much as careful and intelligent planning. Centuries of in-breeding hasn't helped, of course. Power and its effects has dismantled their ability to think. The course of history will always be as much to do with cock-up as with conspiracy. Let's deal with conspiracy, and then sort out cock-up, face down the threats we face because of elite insanity, evil and incompetence.
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