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Jazmine Jones provides the Super on Heroes Day
Above Photo by Mike DeZarn
The University of Louisville women would need all of Jazmine Jones' 24 points in a four-point win over Syracuse on Sunday (Cindy Rice Shelton photo).
These guys came costumed as The Incredibles on Super Hero Day at the KFC Yum! Center (Cindy Rice Shelton photo).
The KFC Yum! Center was temporarily the center of the universe for many comic book characters on Sunday. Sprinkled throughout the crowd of 10,084 were such notorieties as Superman, Batman, and Captain America.
The one capturing the most hearts likely was the little girl showing up as Wonder Woman (see above photo). Up on her feet constantly, waving the L sign, cheering on her own heroes, standing ready to rescue the University of Louisville women's basketball team if necessary.
Thankfully, Wonder Woman wasn't needed on the court. Jazmine Jones was scoring 18 points for UofL in the first half, keeping the Cardinals in the game. She would total 24 points for the game, leading UofL to a 72-68 win over Syracuse.
Elizabeth Balogun would get some "encouragement" from Coach Jeff Walz (Cindy Rice Shelton photo).
The saving or clinching points would be provided by sophomore transfer Elizabeth Balogun, whose layup with 31 seconds left in the game would give Louisville a three-point lead. She would make one of two free throws at the 12-second mark for the final four-point margin.
Balogun would have a total of 13 points, along with four rebounds and a steal. Dana Evans, who was held scoreless in the first half, would wind up with nine points, including two 3-pointers, two assists and a steal.
Coach Jeff Walz warning UofL fans after the game that he expected every upcoming Atlantic Coast Conference game to be equally challenging, with many of them coming down to the wire like this one. Pretty credible, considering the close calls of the past three games — that included a one-point win over Kentucky and an overtime victory at Tennessee Martin.
No double-double for Kylee Shook in this one, the UofL senior managing only three points and four rebounds. She would be presented with a commorative basketball for setting the all-time blocks record for Louisville women's basketball (adding two blocks in this game) (Cindy Rice Shelton photo}.
Author Charlie SpringerPosted on December 29, 2019 December 29, 2019 Categories Basketball1 Comment on Jazmine Jones provides the Super on Heroes Day
Familiar outcome in Louisville-Kentucky basketball rivalry
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Best to resist becoming overly optimistic or excited about a University of Louisville basketball game in which the opponent is the University of Kentucky. UofL fans will inevitably be disappointed, the men having lost 10 of the past 12 games to UK in the series.
The rankings, the quality of the players, the season record, none of these things appear to be relevant. The rivalry became lopsided over a decade ago, shortly after John Calipari made the trek from Memphis to Lexington.
Still an intense relationship, however, judging from the ferocity of UK fans in Lexington on Saturday. From the looks on their faces, the self-respect of many seemingly hinging on beating Louisville. The Wildcats rescuing them one more time, this time with a 78-70 overtime decision before 20,437 at Rupp Arena.
A familiar sequence in the series, UofL players playing tight, reverting to early season form on offense and defense. Jumping out to a quick lead at the start, only to quickly give it up and watch UK build a lead, widening it, threatening to put the game out of reach by halftime.
Louisville's leading scorer, Jordan Nwora, a non-factor most of the game, unable to get open, unable to make layups or long-distance shots on those rare occasions when he was open, or make crucial free throws for that matter. Watching the game from the bench much of the second half.
The difference between a blowout and an overtime win this time may have been that Kentucky doesn't have the killer instinct or the shooters to put the game away. Allowing Louisville to whittle away at the lead behind a determined Dwayne Sutton, UofL somehow managing to tie the score at 61-61 at the end of regulation.
The Cardinals would actually have a three-point lead in overtime before their luck ran out, coinciding with an ugly airball by Ryan McMahon. At that point, with UofL behind 72-70 with 21 seconds to go, the air going out of the balloon. UofL suddenly inept, giving up the ghost, conceding one more time to the Wildcats.
Nwora, averaging 21.2 points per game, could manage only two of 10 field goal attempts and three of five free throws for a total of eight points in the game that matters most for Cardinal fans. McMahon one for five from the field and one of two from the free throw line for four points.
As for the over all free throw shooting, pretty dismal with Louisville making only nine of 20 attempts, clank, clank, clank.
Can't be disappointed, however, in Steven Enoch, the fifth-year player leading his team with 18 points and five rebounds. Dwayne Sutton keeping UofL in the game, contributing 14 points and 10 rebounds.
Were it not for the growing frustration with the lack of success in the rivalry, one would have to acknowledge that Louisville did scratch its way back from a 12-point deficit against a team with its back to the wall. They were in the most intense environment they will see this season, with a very real chance of winning.
A bitter loss for sure but it still only counts as one loss in a season in which Louisville is 11-2 and ranked third in the nation. The pain will quickly subside as the Cardinals prepare for equally motivated foes in the always rugged Atlantic Coast Conference competition.
Author Charlie SpringerPosted on December 28, 2019 December 29, 2019 Categories BasketballTags 2019, Kentucky basketball, Louisville basketball, UK-UofL rivalry2 Comments on Familiar outcome in Louisville-Kentucky basketball rivalry
Dwayne Sutton not taking Kentucky lightly
By Ed Peak
Dwayne Sutton makes no bones about it. He and his family have been University of Louisville basketball fans forever. That's why Saturday's game against rival Kentucky is big to him.
Dwayne Sutton doesn't remember any University of Kentucky fans in his family (Cindy Rice Shelton photos).
Sutton, a senior forward and Louisville native played his high school ball at Dupont Manual, just down the street from UofL. "This game was huge," said Sutton who averages nine points and eight rebounds as a starter for the third ranked Cards.
"My parents were UofL fans (growing up). There were not many UK fans in my family. I always wanted UofL to win. As a UofL player, that means a hundred times more "
Sutton is 0-2 against the Wildcats and hopes this season the Cardinals (11-1) can turn the tables on their in state rivals. "I watched the game every time, every year," said Sutton.
One of Sutton's favorite memories is Edgar Sosa's game winning shot from 25 feet in 2009, giving UofL a 79-76 win at Freedom Hall. "It came almost from half court," said Sutton. He believes Louisville will have to be aggressive even though they are playing at Rupp Arena, a place in which it is difficult for any team to win, let alone a rival.
"When you play on the road you have to play smart," said Suttton. "We have to play without fouling. I think we can do that tomorrow."
Sutton said that if Louisville is to win they have to follow several rules. "We have to be aggressive, disciplined. We have to go out there and use our experience to our advantage."
Chris Mack is taking nothing for granted, knowing Rupp Arena will be a hostile atmosphere (Cindy Rice Shelton photos).
Kentucky (8-3) comes into the game on a two-game losing streak. It has a quality win over Michigan State and loses to Evansville, Utah and fifth ranked Ohio State.
"They are the most athletic team we've played," said Louisville coach Chris Mack. "They can make plays on and off the ball. They are extremely impressive. They strike in transition. They turn you over. They obviously have a history of blocking shots. They are extremely quick and how they punk teams on the glass is impressive."
Kentucky has had a tough time with its perimeter shooting. The Wildcats are shooting 27 percent from three point range. That doesn't matter to Mack.
"We're going to try and contest shots, whether your a 50 percent three point shooter or a 25 percent shooter. Defensively we want to keep the ball in front us. That's a big, big challenge against Kentucky."
It's always a challenge when Louisville plays Kentucky, and vice versa … for players, coaches and fans at both ends of the spectrum.
More than just a game.
Author Ed PeakPosted on December 27, 2019 December 27, 2019 Categories Basketball
Music City Bowl perfect for Louisville football team
Way too many college football bowl games for some people. A team has to be really bad not to make the post season. Football fanatics love every one of the bowls.
Had it not been an influx in bowl games several years ago Louisville (7-5) would not be practicing for the Music City Bowl, December 30th, against Mississippi State (6-6).
Some of my sportswriter associates and radio talking heads make fun of the non-championship games. Yes. There are too many bowl games. But UofL's invitation is perfect in this situation.
Remember Charlie Strong's first season in 2010. Louisville earned a 30-27 come-from-behind win over Southern Mississippi in the Beef O'Brady's Bowl. That game seemed to set the tone for future Cardinal teams. This season is no different. A win over the Bulldogs might would be a milestone win for Satterfield. " We need to have fun and enjoy the experience," he said. "We need to take this and build on it."
Satterfield, the Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year, had 15 extra practices to help this team work on its weaknesses and sharpen its skills. If the Cardinals win they finish 8-5, it would certainly help recruiting and be a huge reward for the players that stayed through the horrible Bobby Petrino II coaching regime.
He has already surpassed Petrino in most of the ways that count, creating reason for optimism, generating confidence where there was none, creating an close-knit family atmosphere with players playing for each other and their coaches. More wins this past season than anyone had a right to expect. No matter how the Cards fare this weekend, they will be much farther along that they were a year ago.
Satterfield earned ACC Coach of the Year honors, not even close. He and his staff made football fun again. The Music City Bowl is special in so many ways for University of Louisville football fans, sticking with their team through some of most challenging times in the program's history.
Merry Christmas, bring on the holidays for UofL fans
Reflecting the spirit of the season at a UofL basketball game with his elf cap is Sutton Wyatt, the 6-year-old son of Jason and Lori Wyatt. The family has had season tickets for 10 seasons (Photos by Mike DeZarn).
Shopping done, the gifts are wrapped, so we are switching into Christmas mode, fully immersing ourselves in the holiday season.
Every sport at the University of Louisville with an attraction all its own, the fans forever faithful in the pursuit of wins with each new challenge. UofL providing dreams for youngsters old and young, diversions from the rigors, and all the other ups and downs of everyday life.
All those new faces in key positions — Neeli Bendapudi, Vince Tyra, Chris Mack, Scott Satterfield, Dani Busboom Kelly, and John Michael Hayden — exceeding expectations. Dan McDonnell and Jeff Walz maintaining unprecedented success, still aiming higher.
Much to be thankful for, knowing the challenges have made us stronger, the issues will be resolved and the university has so much more to achieve.
Thanks for being Louisville fans. The Observer appreciates your support of Card Game.
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Author Charlie SpringerPosted on December 21, 2019 December 21, 2019 Categories Baseball, Basketball, FootballTags basketball, Football, Merry Christmas, University of Louisville
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By Charlie Springer
No sign of any giant buses ensconced with University of Kentucky logos or advertising at 11117 Decimal Drive in Jeffersontown on Monday morning. That's the address of the corporate headquarters that dispatched a UK bus to Cardinal Stadium on Friday to take 50 University of Louisville fans on a trip to South Bend, Ind. There … Continue reading "Many buses at Jefferson Transportation but just a UK bus for Louisville fans"
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porkins on Many buses at Jefferson Transportation but just a UK bus for Louisville fansIncredibly asinine thing for somebody to do. No way somebody in charge didn't catch it. If they actually didn't know that might be even worse. Either excuse is just bad
Charlie Springer on Familiar sinking feeling for Louisville basketballNice to hear from you again, Sheila. Need to find someone who can provide some spark. There should be someone on that highly ranked freshman class. It will be interesting
sheila markwell on Familiar sinking feeling for Louisville basketballI was quite disappointed in the playing today.instead rising up we are going further down. SAD
Debbie on Jazmine Jones provides the Super on Heroes DayWonder Woman is Kenzie. She and Jaz have become good friends. So what a perfect night for Wonder Woman and Jaz to team up. Go Cards!
Charlie Springer on Familiar outcome in Louisville-Kentucky basketball rivalryJust a shame that the ugly rival would be so dominant in one sport and stronger in another. Thank goodness for Dan McDonnell and Jeff Walz.
tracy james on Familiar outcome in Louisville-Kentucky basketball rivalryI have lived through this messed up rivalry for 40 some years and to tell the truth the only time I ever got any satisfaction was in the first Dream
Zagnut on Mekhi Becton will be missed at Music City BowlI can help but agree with your conclusion. I believe the overwhelming majority of University of Louisville football fans would prefer that he play in the bowl game. Why abandon
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Marijke van Warmerdam(born 1959) thematises time and again the act of vision in her films, photographs, sculptures and installations. It radiates from the object with a sparing visual economy. In the 35 mm film Dream Machine (2006), artistic categories such as colour, form and base are mastered in the temporary medium of a 2'56" short film loop. For the first time van Warmerdam, who has been exhibiting her work internationally since the nineties, actually transfers individual images from the film into paintings
Anatoly Osmolovsky,(born 1969) belonged to the theoretical and radical protagonists of the Moscow art scene in the nineties. He founded the artists' group Radek Community, appeared in public spaces with politically motivated performances and so proclaimed a non-spectacular art. Since then Osmolovsky has worked on series of artificial Ready Mades, which embody the ambivalences of the Avant-garde. Osmolovsky is represented at the documenta 12 exhibition by eleven model tanks cast in bronze (Hardware). In the Villa, he exhibits a new version of Bread (2007): enormous slices of bread in milled wood, which hang on the wall like an iconostasis.
Giuseppe Ielasi (born 1974) works with electro acoustic sounds. His compositions and performances combine abstraction and melody, classic architectures and complex ambience collages. His interest is increasingly directed at the sound material in the air. In 2003 Ielasi, who appears internationally and often in collaboration with other musicians and artists, founded the Florence festival Superfici Sonore. In the Villa Romana Ielasi will collaborate with the musician an componist Renato Rinaldi. They will install sounds in various places of the building and on the opening evening, they can be heard in an electronic live concert.

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LITTLER LEAGUES By BILL SANDERSON June 7, 2004 -- Rosters for Little League boys baseball and girls softball are down 10 percent nationally in the last seven years - from a peak of 2.99 million in 1997 to 2.68 million last year. Coaches around New York blame everything from basketball to Nintendo. "Before, I had lines waiting to sign up. Now, we have to wait for them," said Manny Rodriguez, founder of the Felix Millan Little League on the Lower East Side. Jamaica Bay Little League in Broad Channel, Queens, has seen its number of teams drop from 32 to 27 in the last three years. "The kids are so busy doing so many other things, they just can't find the time," said Joel Miele, a coach with the team. Evan Spilke, whose son Danny plays in the Forest Hills Little League in Queens, said, "Computers and video games are destroying kids' society." Baseball remains a hit with the kids who play it. "There's stuff to do at home, like PlayStation2," said David Blessington, 11, a Forest Hills player. "But here, it's fun. You get outside." Yet one of Blessington's teammates admitted the lure of other sports. ...read more
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The National Crime Agency's cybercrime division is looking to deepen ties with Russia's neighbours and put more officers on the ground across Europe.
The NCA's National Cyber Crime Unit (NCCU) currently has a total of five officers located outside the UK: one at based at Europol in The Hague; one with Interpol in Singapore; and three with various US intelligence and law-enforcement entities.
Over the coming months, the NCCU "putting more people into Europe, Hulett says – with a particular focus on the east of the continent.
Although there are a number of "significant and active" cybercriminals in the UK, Hulett says that the majority of cases investigated by the NCCU "have some kind of nexus back to Russia or Russian-speaking countries".
To help combat this threat, the NCA has already undertaken a number of initiatives to support allies in eastern Europe.
The cybercrime operations chief said that working together brings benefits for both countries in dealing with a common threat.
The NCCU is responsible for leading UK law enforcement's response to cybercrime, and works with 12 regional units that cumulatively cover the whole of the country. The NCCU currently employs 300 staff, most of whom are based in its London headquarters, with 40 workers also located in Warrington and a handful based in the East Midlands.
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The abrupt changes in classification initiated in the previous rounds culminated in round 10 with a double castling at the top. Both leaders Dzagnidze and Zhao Xue lost with White against their nearest trailers, Ju Wenjun and Sarasadat Khademalsharieh respectively. In the third decisive game of the day, Natalia Zhukova defeated with White Natalija Pogonina, after carrying out an elegant tactic. Nino Batsiashvili - Humpy Koneru, Antoaneta Stefanova - Valentina Gunina and Harika Dronavalli - Pia Cramling ended in draws. After ten rounds, Sarasadat Khademalsharieh and Ju Wenjun share the lead with 7 points, trailed by Nana Dzagnidze and Zhao Xue with 6,5.
27.fxe5 handing Black the initiative on a silver plate.
Ju Wenjun used the favourable moment, carried out a well-timed break with ...b6-b5 spreading chaos over White's position. Deeply affected by her unsound 27th move, in severe time trouble and with a pawn less, Nana didn't make use of all the saving resources offered by the presence of the opposite-coloured bishops.
By losing two games in a row, Nana drops from the first place on a shared 3rd-4th with Zhao Xue.
1st move on Sara's game by the 1st Iranian Women National Champion: Ms. Shokouh Soroushazar.
22...Qxe3+ (23. Rf2 is met by 23... Bg3), followed by 23...Qg3 trapping the h4-knight or with a mate in sight on h2.
30.Ba3. Instead, the pin created with 30.Bc4 could have decided the game in White's favour as the Chinese pointed out: 30... Kh7 31. Ba3 Ree8 32. Rd7 and the bishops are not bishops anymore but lethal rifles.
The chess tombola continued, White had several ways of achieving a draw, but the winner's attitude betrayed the Chinese who pushed things too far and eventually lost.
Zhao Xue shares the fate of her round 9 co-leader Nana Dzagnidze, dropping on a shared 3rd-4th, while Sara advances on a shared first with Ju Wenjun.
Sara cannot withhold her happiness and she shouldn't!
In the game between the two Natalias, Zhukova-Pogonina, the latter deviated from the main course of theory, probably in an attempt to change the unfavourable trend created by her two consecutive losses the days before.
21. Nxg6! fxg6 (obviously 21... hxg6 runs into 22. Qe5) 22. Qxe6+ Bf7 23. Qxe7 and there was nothing more for Black to do but clutching at straws.
14.Qc4, which threatens (as played further on in the game), Nxb7, getting the pawn back and weakening Black's structure further.
14...e5 the position became messy for the time trouble, as it started to demand clear answers from White... with the seconds ticking away, choosing between various promising lines is not so easy, therefore Antoaneta went for the most rational and straightforward solution: simplifying until an obvious draw.
For the fourth time in this tournament, Humpy played the Tartakower Queen's Gambit in her today's game against Nino Batsiashvili. The Georgian didn't create the hanging pawns with dxc5, but this allowed Humpy to obtain a mobile queenside majority with ...c5-c4. She confidently stabilized the kingside position, repelling White's attacking attempts and both players agreed that Black should have won, given the very far advanced black c-pawn. Just one more square and the little pawn would have metamorphosed into a gorgeous lady, hadn't been Humpy's severe time trouble which made her hesitate.
The Queen's Gambit Accepted in Harika-Pia soon transposed to a reversed French Isolani structure. In a more or less stable position, Harika managed to squeeze water out of dry stone reaching an ending with space advantage, but according to her own confession, she found it harder to hit on the right plan than in positions with concrete play and attacking ideas.
Pia's equivocal knight retreats ...Nf6-g8 and ...Ng6-h8 caught Harika off guard. However, even in the final position, she could have tried playing on for a while but Harika didn't notice that she allowed a three-fold repetition and a draw had to be agreed.
Most of the players show signs of tiredness, but tomorrow there will be the last handshake, the last effort and, who knows, maybe the last shuffle at the top?!


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Discovery made in Gulf of Mexico
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(CNN) - The hull of a ship, still sheathed in copper, and the numbers "2109" on a rudder suddenly appeared in the depths of the abyss.
It was an "unexpected and exciting discovery" that sea floor explorers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration made earlier this month while conducting a routine test of their new remotely operated vehicle, or ROV, in the Gulf of Mexico, NOAA announced.
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The wreck of what appears to be a mid-1800s, 124-foot-long (37.8 meters) wooden sailing vessel was first picked up May 16 by sonar on the ROV, named Deep Discoverer. Construction features such as the form of the stern and bow, the body of the hull, and the remains of the windlass gave hints that the vessel was built in the mid-19th century.
The discovery was made about 160 miles from shore, near the edge of the Florida Escarpment, in about 500 meters (1,640 feet) of water, officials said Thursday. The escarpment is a steep slope on the west coast of Florida where the sea floor plunges rapidly from relatively shallow waters.
While the vessel's rig, trade, nationality and crew remain a mystery, there is some evidence that the ship "caught fire and was nearly completely consumed before sinking," NOAA explorers said. Exactly when that might have happened, though, is still an open question.
The hull is pretty much intact up to the water line, thanks to the copper sheathing protecting the timber, high-resolution footage taken by the ROV shows.
"Marine life is prevalent on the wreck, except on the copper sheathing which still retains its antifouling ability to keep the hull free of marine organism," NOAA said.
Above the water line, though, the structure is missing and there are not many traces of the standing rigging, the agency said.
"Furthermore, a number of timbers appeared charred and some of the fasteners were bent, which may be an indication of burning," it said. "This may explain the lack of artifacts from the rigging, decks, and upper works, as well as the lack of personal possessions."
Specialists stumbled upon the wreckage while conducting an "engineering dive" to "test, calibrate, and integrate equipment and train personnel in order to ensure the collection of high-quality data throughout the remainder of 2019," NOAA said.
They extended the ROV's dive by three hours so they could gather more information about the ship's fate.
The ROV also recorded video as marine archaeologists from around the United States tuned in to assess the discovery. Experts will analyze the findings in coming months to try to learn more, NOAA said.
CNN's Phil Gast contributed to this report.
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Justia › US Law › US Case Law › US Supreme Court › Volume 4 › PENN v. KLYNE
PENN v. KLYNE, 4 U.S. 402 (1805)
4 U.S. 402 (Dall.)
Penn's Lessce
Klyne.
Circuit Court, Pennsylvania District.
October Term, 1805
By an act of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania, passed on the 27th day of November 1779 (1 vol. State Laws, 622. Dall. edit.) the estates of the late proprietaries were vested in the commonwealth, subject to the following proviso:
'Sect. 8. Provided also. That all and every the private estates, lands and hereditaments, of any of the said proprietaries, whereof they are now possessed, or to which they are now entitled, in their private several right or capacity, by devise, purchase or descent; and likewise all the lands called and known by the name of the proprietary tenths or manors, which were duly surveyed, and returned into the Land-office, on or before the fourth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-six, together with the quit or other rents, and arrearages of rents, reserved out of the said proprietary tenths or manors, or any part or parts thereof, which have been sold, be confirmed, ratified and established for ever, according to such estate or estates therein, and under such limitations, uses and trusts, as in and by the several and respective reservations, grants and conveyances thereof, are directed and appointed.'
The present suit, and a number of other ejectments, were brought for tracts of land, lying in York county; in all of which, the general question was, whether the land was included in a tract called and known by the name of a proprietary manor, duly surveyed
Page 4 U.S. 402, 403
and returned into the land-office, on or before the 4th day of July 1776?
The title of the lessor of the plaintiff to the premises in dispute, was regularly deduced from the charter of Charles the 2d to William Penn,1 provided there was a manor called and known by the name of Springetsbury, duly surveyed and returned, according to the terms and meaning of the act of November 1779.
The material facts, upon the controverted point, were these: At the time that Sir William Keith was governor of the province, the controversy between the proprietor and Lord Baltimore had arisen; and many persons from Maryland intruded upon the adjacent lands in Pennsylvania. Under the pressure of these intrusions, Sir William, on the 18th of June 1722, issued a warrant to John French, Francis Worley and James Mitchell, in which he recited, 'that the three nations of Indians on the north side of Susquehanna are much disturbed, and the peace of the colony in danger, by attempts to survey land on the south west bank of the river, over against the Indian towns and settlements, without any right, or pretence of authority, so to do, from the proprietor, unto whom the lands unquestionably belong; that it is agreeable to treaty and usage to reserve a sufficient quantity of land, on the south-west side of the Susquehanna, within the proprietor's land, for accommodating the said Indians: and that the Indians had requested, at a treaty, held on the 15th and 16th instant, that a large tract of land, right against their towns on Susquehanna might be surveyed for the proprietor's use only; because, from his bounty and goodness, they would always be sure to obtain whatsoever was necessary and convenient for them, from time to time.' Sir William's warrant then proceeded, that 'by virtue of the powers wherewith he is entrusted for the preservation of his majesty's peace in this province, and with a due respect and regard to the propietor's absolute title, and unquestionable rights, he directs and authorises, the persons named in the warrant, to cross and survey, mark and locate, 70,000 acres in the name and for the use of Springet Penn Esq., which shall bear the name, and be called the manor, of Springetsbury: beginning upon the south-west bank, over against Conestogoe creek; thence W. S. W. 10 miles; thence N. W. by N. 12 miles; thence E. N. E. to the uppermost corner of a tract called Newberry; thence S. E. by S. along the head line of Newberry, to the southern corner tree of Newberry; thence down the side line of Newberry E. N. E. to the Susquehanna; and thence down the river side to the place of beginning: And to return the warrant to the governor and council of Pennsylvania.' The survey being executed on the 19th and 20th of June, was returned to the council, on the 21st of June 1722, according to the following boundaries: 'From a red oak, [4 U.S. 402, 404]
The material facts, upon the controverted point, were these: At the time that Sir William Keith was governor of the province, the controversy between the proprietor and Lord Baltimore had arisen; and many persons from Maryland intruded upon the adjacent lands in Pennsylvania. Under the pressure of these intrusions, Sir William, on the 18th of June 1722, issued a warrant to John French, Francis Worley and James Mitchell, in which he recited, 'that the three nations of Indians on the north side of Susquehanna are much disturbed, and the peace of the colony in danger, by attempts to survey land on the south west bank of the river, over against the Indian towns and settlements, without any right, or pretence of authority, so to do, from the proprietor, unto whom the lands unquestionably belong; that it is agreeable to treaty and usage to reserve a sufficient quantity of land, on the south-west side of the Susquehanna, within the proprietor's land, for accommodating the said Indians: and that the Indians had requested, at a treaty, held on the 15th and 16th instant, that a large tract of land, right against their towns on Susquehanna might be surveyed for the proprietor's use only; because, from his bounty and goodness, they would always be sure to obtain whatsoever was necessary and convenient for them, from time to time.' Sir William's warrant then proceeded, that 'by virtue of the powers wherewith he is entrusted for the preservation of his majesty's peace in this province, and with a due respect and regard to the propietor's absolute title, and unquestionable rights, he directs and authorises, the persons named in the warrant, to cross and survey, mark and locate, 70,000 acres in the name and for the use of Springet Penn Esq., which shall bear the name, and be called the manor, of Springetsbury: beginning upon the south-west bank, over against Conestogoe creek; thence W. S. W. 10 miles; thence N. W. by N. 12 miles; thence E. N. E. to the uppermost corner of a tract called Newberry; thence S. E. by S. along the head line of Newberry, to the southern corner tree of Newberry; thence down the side line of Newberry E. N. E. to the Susquehanna; and thence down the river side to the place of beginning: And to return the warrant to the governor and council of Pennsylvania.' The survey being executed on the 19th and 20th of June, was returned to the council, on the 21st of June 1722, according to the following boundaries: 'From a red oak,
by a run's side, called Penn's run, marked S. P. W. S. W. 10 miles to a chesnut by a run's side called French's run, marked S. P.; thence N. W. by N. to a black oak marked S. P. 12 miles; thence E. N. E. to Sir Wm. Keith's western corner tree in the woods 8 miles; thence along the S. E. and N. E. lines of Sir Wm. Keith's tract called Newberry to the Susquehanna; and thence along the river side to the place of beginning; containing 75,520 acres.'
Sir William Keith having commounicated these proceedings to the council, on the second of July 1722, it was thereupon declared, that 'so far as they concerned, or touched, with the proprietary affairs, they were not judged to lie before the Board;' which acted as a council of state, and not as commissioners of property. Col. French (one of the surveyors who executed the warrant) then undertook to vindicate the conduct of Sir Wm. Keith to the council, stating that 'the warrant specified his true reasons; and that it was, under all circumstances, the only effectual measure, for quieting the minds of the Indians, and preserving the public peace.' The warrant and survey, however, could not be returned into the land-office at that time; for, it was said, that the land-office continued shut from the death of W. Penn in 1718, until the arrival of T. Penn in 1732: nor does it appear, that they were ever filed in the land-office, at any subsequent period.
In order to resist the Maryland intrusions, encouragement was offered by Sir W. Keith, and accepted, by a number of Germans, for forming settlements on the tract, which had been thus surveyed; and in October 1736, Thomas Penn having purchased the Indian claim to the land, empowered Samuel Blunston to grant licences for 12,000 acres (which was sufficient to satisfy the rights of those who had settled, perhaps, fifty in number) within the tract of land 'commonly called the manor of Springetsbury,' under the invitations of the governor. But in addition to such settlers, not only the population of the tract in dispute, but of the neighbouring country, repidly increased.
The controversy with Maryland was finally settled in the year 1762, at which time James Hamilton was governor of the province; and, on the 21st of May of that year, he issued a warrant of re-survey, in which it was set forth, 'that in pursuance of the primitive regulations, for laying out lands in the province, W. Penn had issued a warrant, dated the 1st of September 1700, to Edward Pennington, the surveyor general, to survey for the proprietor, 500 acres of every township of 5000 acres; and, generally, the proprietary one tenth of all lands laid out, and to be laid out, that like warrants had been issued by the successive proprietaries to every succeeding surveyor general; that the tracts surveyed, however, are far short of the due proportions of the proprietary; that, therefore, by order of the then
commissioners of property, and in virtue of the general warrant aforesaid to the then surveyor general, there was surveyed for the use of the proprietor on the 19th and 20th of June 1722, a certain tract of land, situate on the west side of the river Susquehanna, then in the county of Chester, afterwards of Lancaster, and now of York, containing about 70,000 acres, called and now well known by the name of the manor of Springetsbury; that sundry Germans and other afterwards seated themselves by leave of the proprietor on divers parts of the said manor, but confirmation of their title was delayed on account of the Indian claim; that on the 11th of October 1736, the Indians released their claim, when (on the 30th of October 1736) a license was given to each settler (the whole grant computed at 12,000 acres) promising patents, after surveys should be made; that the survey of the said tract of land is either lost, or mislaid; but that from the well known settlements and improvments made by the said licenced settlers therein, and the many surveys made round the said manor, and other proofs and circumstances, it appears that the said tract is bounded E. by the Susquehanna, W. by a north and south line west of the late dwelling plantation of Christian Elstor, called Oyster, a licenced settler, N. by a line nearly east and west distant about three miles north of the present great roads, leading from Wright's ferry through York-Town by the said Christian Oyster's plantation to Monockassy; S. by a line near east and west distant about three miles south of the great road aforesaid; that divers of the said tracts and settlements within the said manor, have been surveyed and confirmed by patents, and many that have been surveyed remain to be confirmed by patents, for which the settlers have applied; that the proprietor is desirous, that a complete draft, or map, and return of survey of the said manor shall be replaced and remain for their and his use, in the surveyor general's office, and also in the secretary's office; that by special order and direction a survey for the proprietor's use was made by Thomas Cookson, deputy surveyor (in 1741) of a tract on both sides of the Codorus, within the said manor, for the scite of a town, whereon York-Town has since been laid out and built, but no return of that survey being made, the premises were re-surveyed by George Stevenson, deputy surveyor (in December 1752) and found to contain 436 1/2 acres.' After this recital the warrant directed the surveyor general 'to re-survey the said tract, for the proprietor's use, as part of his one-tenth, in order that the bounds and lines thereof may be certainly known and ascertained.' On the 13th of May 1768, the governor's secretary, by letter, urged the surveyor general to make a survey and return of the outline of the manor at least; the survey was accordingly executed on the 12th and 30th of June; and the plat was returned into the land-office, and, also, into the secretary's office on the 12th of July 1768,
containing 64,520 acres; a part of the original tract of 70,000 acres having been cut off, under the agreement between Penn and Baltimore, to satisfy the claims of Maryland settlers. On the trial of the cause, evidence was given on each side, to maintain the opposite positions, respecting the existence or non-existence of the manor of Springetsbury, from public instruments; from the sense expressed by the proprietaries, before the revolution, in their warrants and patents; from the sense expressed by the warrants and patents issued since the revolution; from the practice of the land-office; and from the current of public opinion. The general ground taken by the plaintiff's counsel (E. Tilghman, Lewis, and Rawle) was, 1st. That the land mentioned in the declaration is a part of a tract called, or known by the name of a proprietary manor. 2d. That it was a proprietary manor duly surveyed, within the true intent and meaning of the act of the general assembly. And, 3d. That the survey was duly made and returned before the 4th of July 1776. The defendant's counsel (M'Kean, attorney general, Hopkins and Dallas) contended, 1st. That Sir Wm. Keith's warrant being issued in 1722, without authority, all proceedings on it were absolutely void; and that neither the warrant, nor survey, had ever been returned into the land-office. 2d. That governor Hamilton's warrant was issued in 1762, to re-survey a manor, which had never been legally surveyed, and was, in that respect, to be regarded as a superstructure without a foundation. 3d. That the recitals of governor Hamilton's warrant are not founded in fact; and that considering the survey, in pursuance of it, as an original survey, it was void, as against compact, law, and justice, that the proprietor should assume for a manor, land, that had been previously located and settled by individuals. The following charge was delivered to the jury:
WASHINGTON, Justice. In this cause there are two questions, 1st. Have the lessors of the plaintiffs a title to the land in question. If they have, 2d. Has the defendant a better right? 1st. The lessors of the plaintiffs, or those under whom they claim, were once the sole owners and proprietaries, not only of the government, but of the soil, of Pennsylvania, not in a political, but in their private and individual capacities; not as trustees for the people, as to the whole, or any part of the soil, but in absolute fee simple, for their individual uses, and this right was no otherwise defined, by concessions on agreements, by William Penn, or his descendants, than to render them trustees for such individuals, as should acquire equitable rights, to particular portions of land, under general or special promises, rules and regulations, which they may, from time to time, have entered into and established.
Their right to appropriate lands to their own use, was not derived from, or founded upon, any such rules or concessions, but flowed from their original chartered rights, which bestowed upon them the whole of the soil. But as it was their interest to encourage the population and settlement of the province, they erected an office, and laid down certain rules for its government, and the government of those who might wish to acquire rights to the unappropriated lands in the province, reserving to themselves a right to appropriate one tenth of the whole to themselves, for their private and individual uses. From hence the following principles resulted: that all persons, complying with the terms thus held out, acquired a right to the proportion of land, thus appropriated, not only against other individuals, who might thereafter attempt to appropriate the same land, but even against the proprietor himself, unless he had previously, and by some act of notoriety, evidenced his intention to withdraw such land from the general mass of property, and to appropriate it to his individual use. As a necessary consequence of this principle, whenever such was his intention, or was made known by a warrant of appropriation and a survey, to make out, and locate the ground thus withdrawn, this was notice to all the world, that no right to the land, thus laid off for the proprietaries, could be acquired by individuals, without a special agreement with the proprietaries, which might, or might not, be upon the common terms, as the proprietors might choose. But if before such special appropriation by the proprietaries, an individual had, in compliance with the office rules, appropriated a tract, within the bounds of the tract thus laid off for the proprietaries, such prior appropriation, would no otherwise affect the rights of the proprietaries, than in relation to the particular tracts thus claimed. His right to the residue, remained unaffected. On this ground the right of the first proprietor stood at the time of his death, and so continued to exist, in his legal representatives, until the year A. D. 1779, when a law of this state was passed, divesting the proprietaries of all their estate, right and title, in, or to, the soil of Pennsylvania, and vesting the same in the Commonwealth. But in this law, certain portions of land, within the Commonwealth are excepted, and the right of the proprietaries, to such portions, is confirmed and established forever. The lessors of the plaintiffs, who most undoubtedly are entitled to all the rights of the proprietaries, are compelled to date their title, from this law; and therefore it is necessary for them to show, that the land in question, is part of a tract of land, called and known by the name of a proprietary- tenth or manor; which was duly surveyed, and returned into the land-office, on or before the 4th of July 1776.
They are to prove, 1st, that this was in 1779 called and known by the name of a proprietary-tenth or manor. The words of the law are peculiar. As to their private rights, they must be such
whereof they were in 1779 possessed, or to which they were entitled. But as to the tenths or manors it was sufficient if they were known by that name, and had been surveyed and returned, before the 4th of July 1776. These expressions respecting the manors, were rendered necessary, to avoid giving the word manor a technical meaning; for there were no manors, in a legal acceptation of the word, in this state, but there were many tracts of land appropriated to the separate use of the proprietaries, to which this name had been given. The first inquiry therefore, under this head, is, was the land in question part of a tract of land called, and known as a manor, in the year 1776 or 1779? To prove this fact, the licences granted by Thomas Penn, in 1736, to about 50 settlers, in different parts of the first, as well as second, survey, in which this is called the manor of Springetsbury, is strongly relied upon, to show, that, even at that early period, it had acquired this name: The tenor of the warrants afterwards granted for lands within this manor, varying from the terms of the common warrants, and this variance proved by witnesses, as marking this for manor land: The testimony of witnesses to show that the west line of this manor was always reputed to go considerably beyond York to Oyster's. The practice of surveyors and public officers, whenever warrants were issued to survey lands in the manor. But even if this tract of land had never acquired the name of a manor, prior to 1768, the survey made of it in that year, as a manor, is conclusive. From that period it acquired, by matter of record, the name of a manor; and so it appears, by the evidence in the cause, it was called and known.
2d. Was it duly surveyed and returned into the land office before the 4th of July 1776? That it was surveyed in 1768, is admitted; but, it is contended, that it was not duly surveyed. It is so contended, because it was surveyed in 1722. That survey it is said, was void, because made without authority, was not executed by the surveyor general, and was returned into the council of state's office. That survey then being void, it is said, vitiates the survey of 1768: the former being considered as the foundation, and the latter as the superstructure. The survey of 1768 is executed, it is argued, under a warrant of re-survey in 1762, and consequently the repetition of an act which has no validity, cannot give it validity. It is further argued, that the recital of the loss of the survey of 1722, is a mere pretence, a fraud, to enable the proprietaries to exchange bad land for good. Now I do not understand this kind of logic: it is far too refined for the sober judgment of men who have to decide. If the invalidity of the first survey can have any effect upon the second, I should suppose it would establish it beyond all doubt; because, if the first survey was good, and if the warrant of 1762 was merely an order to retrace the lines of that survey, the counsel might, with some plausibility at least, argue that the surveyor was bound to pursue the lines
of the lines of the former survey; and this would give colour to his observations, founded on the mistake of the public officers, as to the proper lines of the survey. But if the first survey was unauthorized, and utterly void, then the second could not, in the nature of things, be a resurvey. Whatever words were used in the warrant, there is no magic in that word. If there never was a former survey, there could be no resurvey; and consequently the survey, of 1768, was an original survey, founded on a special warrant, making out the lines and bounds, by which the surveyor was to go, and such is the fact in this case, although the survey of 1722, is referred to in the warrant of 1762, yet the lines to be surveyed under this second warrant, are specially described. To those he was confined, and had he departed from them, the survey would, unless it was rectified by acceptance, have been void, as against the proprietary, and he might have directed it to be made against. It is not denied, but that the survey of 1768, is in conformity with the warrant. It was accepted as a valid survey, and I cannot see upon what ground the defendants, or any other person, can now say, that it was void. Had not the proprietary a right to appropriate to his private use, the land included within the survey of 1768, in part of the tenth, which he had always reserved to himself? And if the warrant and survey makes the appropriation, what does it signify, whether there was a prior survey or not? or whether it was good or bad? True, if previously to the warrant of 1762, third persons had acquired a right to parcels of this land, or had done so afterwards, and before the survey in 1768, (but without notice of the warrants,) the proprietaries would have been bound to make them titles, upon their complying with the terms of the grants to them. But this could not impeach his title to the residue of the land, comprehended within the lines of the survey. Upon the whole then, the court is of opinion, that this manor was duly surveyed; and it is admitted, that the survey was returned into the land office, before the 4th of July 1776. If so, the plaintiffs' title is unquestionable.
2d. Has the defendant a better title? He claims by warrant, in 1747, regularly brought down to him, for 95 acres. He has no patent, but yet by the common law of this state, a warrant and survey, if the consideration be paid, is considered a legal title against the proprietary, as much so as if he had a patent. If the consideration be not paid, then the legal title is not out of the proprietaries; but still the warrant holder has an equitable title, which it is in his power to render a legal one, by paying what is due to the proprietaries. No proof is given of payment by the defendant, or any one of those under whom he claims, but you are called upon to presume it from length of time. Now in a case of this sort, there is no room for presumption, the very circumstance of the defendant appearing in court without a patent, or without shewing, or pretending, that any ever was granted, destroys the
presumption, which length of time might have created. For if he had paid, he would have been entitled that moment to a patent: the one was the necessary consequence of the other. Men might long forbear to call for this confirmation of their titles, from the inconvenience of paying the consideration, but that he should pay, and not go on to perfect his title, is altogether improbable, and certainly not to be presumed; but if the jury could presume any thing from length of time, yet that presumptions may be repelled and in this case is.
The deed of 1771, from Pence, the grantee, to Shultz, proved that he had not paid, and the deed from Shultz's executors to Siump, in 1794, that it was not then paid. The defendant, therefore, has not a legal title to authorize a verdict in his favour; but he has an equitable title, and may compel a grant, upon paying, or tendering, what is due to the plaintiffs, with costs of this suit. And if the plaintiffs should then refuse, this court sitting in equity, would compel them, at the expence of paying costs. In the state court, I understand, the jury may make a kind of special or conditional finding, in consequence of the having no court of equity. But this court having equitable jurisdiction, your verdict must be general.
Verdict for the Plaintiffs. [Footnote 2]
Footnote 1 The original charter was given in evidence upon the trial.
Footnote 2 As some of the persons, interested in the ejectments brought for lands in Springetsbury manor, had purchased from the state; and as the state would be entitled to all arrears of purchase money, if the proprietary title should not be established; the legislature bad authorised the governor to employ counsel to assist the counsel of the defendants. After the decision of the above case, the legislature appointed James Ross and James Hopkins, Esqrs, to take defence in the next ejectment, Penn's lessee v. Groff, which was tried in April term 1806; and upon the same charge, the same verdict was given. The defendant's counsel, having tendered a bill of exceptions, to the charge of the court, arrangements were made to obtain a final decision in the Supreme Court, upon a writ of error. It appears, however, from the journals, that the legislature is not disposed to interfere any further; and, I have been informed, that terms of compromise have been proposed, and accepted, by the parties.
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import { serviceList } from './VendorConfig';
import './Select.scss';

class VendorSelect extends React.Component {

	constructor(props) {
    	super(props);
		this.state = {
			value: []
		};
	}

	handleSelectChange = (value) => {
		console.log('You\'ve selected:', value);
		this.setState({ value });
	}

	render() {
		return (
			<div className="section">
				<Select simpleValue
						value={this.state.value}
						placeholder="Select Job"
						options={serviceList}
						onChange={this.handleSelectChange} />
			</div>
		);
	}
}

export default VendorSelect;


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Saint-Saëns Reviews
Argerich & Friends
Le Carnaval des animaux
Camille Saint-Saëns: Le Carnaval des animaux
Frieder Meschwitz: Tier-Gebete
Godfrey Ridout:
Little Sad Sound
Martha Argerich & Nelson Freire, pianos
Gidon Kremer & Isabelle van Keulen, violins
Mischa Maisky, cello
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Summary for the Busy Executive: A masterpiece and three musical rice cakes.
Camille Saint-Saëns wrote a prodigious amount of music, in every genre. To me, you can have all of it except the Danse macabre, the late sonatas for wind instruments, and especially Le Carnaval des animaux, and I think the last his masterpiece – ironic, since he allowed only one number from it, "Le cygne," to be published during his very long lifetime. I love every single number, including "The Swan," the most conventional part of the suite. Every other movement seems adventurous, "outside the box," more than not only "The Swan," but more than anything else in Saint-Saëns's output. Surely "Aquarium" is Debussian Impressionism before the fact of "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun." The rest of it is fun and high spirits, and you can't get enough of that in classical music, where we tend to pull long faces and await transcendence over this "black Aceldama of sorrow." If a good time wasn't beneath Mozart in his Figaro overture, it's certainly not beneath me.
The question really comes down to which carnival we want. Encouraged by André Kostelanetz (who seems to have been inspired by the dubious proposition that enjoyment plus enjoyment equals more enjoyment), Ogden Nash, a poet people either love or hate (I can do both simultaneously), wrote verses to the suite in 1954. Nash, I think, almost always wrote his best about animals. A favorite of mine is the one about the cow:
The cow is of the bovine ilk;
One end is moo, the other, milk.
I like his verses for Carnaval on their own, but they annoy me when performed with Saint-Saëns's "zoological fantasy." To me, they get in the way of the music. So I pretty much write off every performance with a narrator (almost always a terrible reader besides). The one exception is Stokowski's with the classy Basil Rathbone as the narrator, (available on the Avid label). Stokowski really gets what this music is about. He understands the jokey nature of it, and the dissonance between Rathbone's British clip and Nash's breezily American verse delights, mainly because Rathbone understands the wit of the dissonance. On a slightly lower level is Prêtre, who leads a very elegant (très French) performance, sans récitant, on EMI.
How well do Argerich and her sandbox buddies do? Mainly, I like the chamber size of the performance, the original context of the piece (a private at-home party, I believe). Everything is clear. Rhythms spring. Individuals get to leave their cherry bombs on the doorstep or to sing beautifully. Argerich and Freire, for example, outrageously mug up "Pianistes," rhythmically pulling the pianos ever more wildly out of sync, and then bringing them back together with a bang at the "coda." Irena Grafenauer's flute chirps merrily in "Volières." Eduard Brunner on clarinet emits the cuckoo's cry from the middle of the deep woods. I've rarely heard it sound so lonely. Overall, the performance blends extremely high musicianship with kiddie rough-house.
The other three works are melodramas – that is, music written to accompany a speaker. To me, this genre usually doesn't work. Either the music makes the words unnecessary, or the words the music. The examples that worked on me the best have been Schwantner's New Morning for the World and Prokofieff's Peter and the Wolf, although I keep longing in my heart of hearts to hear the Prokofieff without the words. Ridout and Meschwitz use wonderful, even classic, texts which relegate the music to the realm of the superfluous. Ridout's Ferdinand, for speaker and solo violin, is based on Munro Leaf's tale of Ferdinand the Bull (illustrations by Robert Lawson, one of my favorites when I first began to read; I took out every Lawson book from the Cleveland Public Library. It turns out I do judge a book by its cover). Gidon Kremer plays the violin, so the music gets every chance. The speaker, pianist Elena Bashkirova, just blows him away, with a pitch-perfect reading and a Russian accent as thick as Natasha Fatale's. Meschwitz's Tier-Gebete (animal prayers), for speaker and piano, take beautiful poems by one Carmen Bernos de Gasztold, depicting animals praying to the Almighty. The best way to convey their flavor is to quote:
Prayer of the Ox
There was once a time when animals could talk. And so they went before their Creator with a prayer, so they could tell him what they had in their hearts. Each in his own way. The ox began:
Lord, give me some time. Men are always so frazzled. Let them understand that I simply can't be rushed. Give me time to chew. Give me time to put one foot in front of the other. Give me time to sleep. Give me time to meditate. Amen.
The music arouses even less interest on its own than Ridout's for Ferdinand, but it's a decent accompaniment. Kremer and Bashkirova divide the duties of the narrator. Kremer is fine, but Bashkirova will amaze you in the range and depth of her characterizations. Her mouse is a bundle of nerves jangling at high speed. Her cat conveys regal condescension, sensuousness, and a willingness to tolerate you if only you had the minimum intelligence to see things her way. Bashkirova could give lessons to professional actors, and she plays the piano, too. The only problem is that you need the pitter-patter of little Teutonophones about the house, since the texts are all in German and the notes give no translation.
Ridout appears again with Little Sad Sound, for speaker and double-bass. The text is annoyingly whimsical, but – who knows? – a child going through an infatuation with Shirley Temple might enjoy it. Once again, the music counts for nothing – in this case, less than nothing; it's even more the handmaid of the text than in Ferdinand. However, Kremer hams it up with good humor and without patronizing. Children should appreciate his efforts, as they tune out the music.


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NEW YORK, NY — While Arthur W. Page Society members remain dissatisfied with the level of diversity and inclusion on their communication teams, few are being held accountable for developing and implementing strategies to improve. This is the key finding of a recent student conducted by Syracuse University and funded and released by the PRSA Foundation and the Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations at the University of Alabama.
"The survey and study found that all of the respondents have begun some programs to effect change, but those strategies tend to lack accountability for progress, have little measurement tied to them and therefore result in slow movement in achieving the corporate diversity and inclusion goals," says Dr. Hua Jiang, lead researcher and assistant professor in the SI Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse.
About 64% of Page member respondents reported that their CEO and other C-Suite executives place a very high level of importance on diversity and inclusion; however, 72% do not have D&I goal achievement tied to their executive compensation. Likewise, slightly more than half (58%) of all respondents said their Communication senior leadership teams placed a very high level of importance on D&I. Despite that, 86% of respondents do not tie D&I goal achievement to their leadership team's compensation either.
Further, only 40% of Page member respondents claimed that they have integrated a comprehensive D&I strategy very well or completely well into their overall business strategy.
"If, as an industry, we are to meaningfully impact the issue of diversifying our organizations, public relations leaders must combine our public advocacy of diversity and inclusion with clear and measurable accountability for achieving those objectives," said Torod B. Neptune, president of the PRSA Foundation and Corporate Vice President, Corporate Communications at Verizon Communications, Inc.
The majority of the Page Society members surveyed do have diversity and inclusion goals and objectives and those fit well into their companies' corporate character and missions. Those Page member organizations that seem to be making the most traction in achieving their goals have strong leadership support and commitment.
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I am contacting the likes of your organizations because I and my family have relocated to the United States. We traveled abroad, and unfortunately were unable to exit due to civil land wars. We exited on emergency U.S. Embassy funds which of course comes with a price. Nonetheless, we have returned and have been placed in a temporary housing shelter. Of course all good things come to an end. We are allotted a short stay in order to find work and housing. However, the work that is acquired is often minimum wage with minimal hours to offer. With that we are expected to sustain housing on a budget that does not meet the requirements. Furthermore, we would need assistance with our utilities, home furnishing, basic home necessities, a computer for home employment and online homeschooling, car acquirement, public transportation funds, and grant assistance in order to increase our value in this demanding job market. Of course the request for assistance is just until we are able to get on our feet. Therefore, I would truly appreciate any feedback that could help us build a new foundation for ourselves. I appreciate your time.
My husband is a disabled police officer with an income of $1150.00 per month. I was diagnosed with COPD 2 years ago and am working on getting disability. I am a new immigrant to this country and we live in New York City. We are struggling to make ends meet. We are currently on Food Stamps with a total of $98.00 per month. We have window air conditioners and our main one quit working about 2 weeks ago. Is there any help that we can get? I'm not begging for a lot of money or anything, just a little help. Thank you for your time.
Hello, My family is struggling. We currently live in Georgia and our fairly new to the county. We were in a temporary shelter last Thanksgiving and for Christmas as well. My husband finally found a job but we are barely making it. We still receive Food Stamps, Heap and medical assistance.
My older son is 18 and goes to a school for kids who have learning disabilities and behavioral issues. My 4 year old has Autism and is home schooled. He is considered disabled although I don't. I think he's perfect. I've been reading online about my family possibly being adopted for the holidays? But I can't find any site that allows me to sign my family up. It's very hard for me to ask for help but I'm desperate. On top of everything else my husband is having shoulder surgery on 4/10/14. He's a mason and he needs his shoulder fixed so he can work. I'm desperate. I will do anything. I'm all out of options. I've been crying uncontrollably at times because the thought of my kids waking up to nothing would devastate me and my 7 year old would think Santa forgot him.
If you can point me in any direction for help I would be forever in your debt. And you would make my kids feel like they haven't been forgotten. Before we fell on hard times I always donated and would leave toys in the boxes at Toy R Us and food walking out of the supermarket but I never asked where it was going. Now that we need help, I can't find any. I would be more than happy to volunteer if you need me too. I would actually love to give back. PLEASE I'm BEGGING you. Any information would help me tremendously. Thank you so very much for taking the time to read my email and have a great day.
While not all cases, Catholic charities often can help immigrants and newcomers. They do have several member churches in Georgia. The fact your husband is working should help in your application to them, and they usually have a dedicated immigrant center on site.
So are you working? Even a part time job when your husband is home to help ay for those medical costs or other bills. There are many part time jobs in the Fulton County Georgia area. A social worker from Catholic Charities can help with that too, so maybe try the Atlanta Catholic Charities for help.
I live with my family, with my wife and daughter 4 years old. We are immigrants and arrived from another country in February and already registered for ESL lessons. We are permanent resident and holders of green cards. We already rent an apartment for one year and rent price is $1075. But it does not include utility of electricity, air conditioning and phone. We do not work because we must go for ESL lessons as being new immigrants it is important. We need to pay our rent. Thank you.
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Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell was quite expansive on the current status of injured lefty starter David Price on Friday, admitting that he will almost surely begin the 2017 season on the disabled list due to the bout of elbow soreness that took him out of his spring progress and led to Tommy John surgery scares. Farrell did say however that Price had full range of motion in the elbow and that he still has not had any injections into the joint. Of course Farrell also admitted that Price was not able to get any throwing in on Friday as originally planned and so again we have to consider how serious this situation is. Price was very disappointing in his first season with the Red Sox in 2016 when his home run rate skyrocketed and fastball lost two miles per hour of velocity. His draft price has come way down as a result of the injury so there could be a prime buying opportunity but we are still in murky territory here.