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Annapolis, MD: November 1, 2007 – The Organization for Safety & Asepsis Procedures (OSAP) announces the release of From Policy to Practice: OSAP’s Interactive Guide to the CDC Guidelines. The free online program uses a variety of methods to help dental professionals learn how to implement the CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in Dental Health-Care Settings. The program is available in English and Spanish.
The format of the Interactive Guide to the CDC Guidelines is based on the adult learning theory that recognizes people have different styles of learning and that the different styles play a significant role in retention. Participants can read the content and, if interested, conduct further research on specific topics by referring to the resource list. Audio narration is available for those who prefer to learn by listening. For visual learners, the OSAP program contains photographs, illustrations, and diagrams. For those who like to engage with course content, the program is highly interactive.
Appropriately, the program setting is a dental practice. The dental team a dentist, a dental assistant, an infection control coordinator, and a dental hygienist take turns presenting OSHA regulations and the CDC Guidelines, reinforcing the message that infection control and safety is a team effort and is everyone’s responsibility. Checklists, flowcharts, and demonstrations illustrate complex concepts to increase understanding of the principles of infection control and safety and show how to apply them in practice. Self-evaluation quizzes are interspersed throughout and can be used as a tool to determine an individual’s understanding of the Guidelines and to identify policies and practices that may need updating.
The program’s modular format provides the learner with options. Users can go through the course from beginning to end, or access the course map and menu and choose specific infection control topics. There are seven modules in the course: The Importance of Infection Control, Take Action to Stay Healthy, Avoid Contact with Blood and Body Fluids, Make Objects Safe for Use, Limit Contamination, Special Considerations and Program Evaluation. A glossary provides definitions and phrases used within the course, and a readily available help screen assists with course navigation. OSAP’s Interactive Guide to the CDC Guidelines can be used as a stand-alone program or can supplement other infection control courses.
From Policy to Practice: OSAP’s Interactive Guide to the CDC Guidelines can be accessed free of charge at www.OSAP.org. For those who wish to be tested on the material and earn 10 CE credits, there is a special introductory processing fee of $20 for members and $40 for nonmembers through December 1. After that, processing fees will increase to $100 and $150, respectively for the 10 CE hours. OSAP is recognized by the American Dental Association as a CERP provider.
OSAP is the Organization for Safety and Asepsis Procedures. Founded in 1984, the non-profit association is dentistry’s premier resource for infection control and safety information. Through its publications, courses, website, and worldwide collaborations, OSAP and the tax-exempt OSAP Foundation support education, research, service, and policy development to promote safety and the control of infectious diseases in dental healthcare settings worldwide.


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February 23, 2018 |
by: Pippa Cuckson
The number of horses officially listed as dead in the current UAE winter endurance season rose to 10 today (February 23rd).
Australian-bred nine-year-old Amihh PP sustained a fatal injury in the second loop of a national ladies race at Al Wathba, Abu Dhabi, after leading the first loop with an average speed of 30.2 kph. He was ridden by Natasha Zakaria, 29, of Jordan, who last week was eliminated from a FEI ride at Boudhieb for “not conforming to many rules” with another horse.
The fatal race was quite a step up in pace for Amihh PP, bought by Nad al Sheba Stables in 2015. He was last ridden in the 120km CEN Jumeirah Endurance Cup in December where he retired at gate one. He also completed a CEI 80km on the October 30, 2017, also under Zakaria, at an average speed of 17.3kph...
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What do people feel about the UK in the wake of the Brexit vote? Ross Hawkins spoke to voters about what they make of Brexit and Deborah Mattinson, from Britain Thinks, described what polling tells us about feelings after the vote. (Image: Brexit and EU. Credit: Thinkstock)
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Wall Street darling Netflixs share price plummeted by 14 per cent in after-hours trading, thanks to a set of lacklustre results for its second quarter.
The site added 5.2m subscribers globally in the three months to June, about a million fewer than it had forecasted.
Netflix said in a letter to shareholders that it had overestimated the rate of new shows being added to the platform over the quarter, but remained confident that this would not affect its long-term growth.
Though analysts said the news wasnt surprising given hot competition in the sector from rivals like Amazon and Hulu, most put the disappointing results down to it being off-season for its most popular shows, such as the Crown, and the prevalence of live TV events like the World Cup.
"This latest quarter underlines my belief that Netflix needs subscribers and it needs them fast. It is still growing, but not quickly enough in light of its growing costs," said tech analyst Paolo Pescatore.
"Typically, this is always a challenging quarter due to seasonality. This might have a further negative impact on its third quarter results."
Total revenue for the period was $3.91bn (£2.9bn), at a yearly growth of 40.3 per cent. Analysts had expected revenue of $3.94bn.
Prior to markets closing, Netflixs stock had doubled year-to-date, and was the second best performing member of the S&P 500.
Principal analyst for Emarketer Paul Verna suggested that things might be more positive for the streaming site stateside, thanks to shows like Stranger Things, Orange Is The New Black and House of Cards set to release new seasons in the coming months.
Despite the weak quarter, and a lowered outlook for the third quarter, Emarketer expects Netflix to remain the clear leader among video streaming services in the US. Netflix has a strong slate of original content that should keep it in the forefront among streaming services, and it plans to continue outspending the competition to develop TV programming and feature films.
This is critical in an era when people increasingly choose streaming services on the strength of their content.


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Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill has reiterated his desire to attend League of Ireland games in the hope of unearthing potential international players.
The former Celtic and Aston Villa boss started his own football career with Distillery in the Irish League before signing for Nottingham Forest, while his assistant manager, Roy Keane, followed a similar path, having played for Cobh Ramblers before making the move to Britain.
Speaking at his end-of-year press-conference, O'Neill emphasised the fact that a number of current members of the international squad had started their careers in the League of Ireland, such as James McClean, Kevin Doyle and Seamus Coleman.
"I think someone possibly mentioned here the fact that it might just be a PR exercise if you start coming to matches in the League of Ireland. That might be right," O'Neill told reporters. "But then I was reminded that about seven or eight players currently playing League of Ireland football before they were transferred to England.
"So you never know; there might just be someone who is good enough and playing here, maybe two or three, and who could within a year be playing Premiership football and then hopefully for the Republic."
Meanwhile, Shamrock Rovers have been granted permission from the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) to enter a reserve team into the Airtricity First Division in 2014, according to a report in the Irish Independent.
The Tallaght-based club had been in negotiations with the FAI in recent weeks to discuss the possibility of the club entering a 'development team' into the second-tier, to take the total participants up to eight for 2014.
Elsewhere, Ruaidhri Higgins has admitted his disappointment after not having his contract renewed by Derry City.
However, the 29-year-old midfielder, who had been in his second spell with the club, said that he understood the decision of new Candystripes boss Roddy Collins.
"Honestly nothing surprises me in football now," Higgins told the Londonderry Sentinel. "Roddy has taken over and he wants to make a stamp and he wants his own players in and I have to respect that.
"I can understand a manager wanting to put his own mark on things and that's his decision and I wish him all the best."


The DJI Matrice 200 Series V2 is a high end product that is designed for enterprise and prosumer use. It is the long-awaited successor to the wildly popular DJI Matrice 100 series. The max speed has been increased to 81 km/h, with a max range of 8 kilometers and max flight time of 38 minutes, making it ideal for outdoor activities. The battery capacity has been increased to 7660 mAh, making this drone perfect for extended flights and longer filming sessions. This drone has obstacle avoidance which means you never have to worry about crashing into obstacles in your path or people who are in your way.
The DJI Matrice 200 Series V2 is a Multirotors drone that was released by DJI in 13/3/2019.
A multirotor drone is a multiple propeller, vertical lift drone. These drones are more maneuverable due to their flight profile, being able to fly much closer to buildings and other obstacles. Multi-rotor drones like the DJI Matrice 200 Series V2 also tend to be faster to deploy, and tend to be significantly cheaper to acquire and operate.
The battery capacity inside is 7660 mAh.
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The drone sits well within an average flight time when compared to other drones, with a maximum flight time of 38 min. This flight time will be plenty of the average user, and should give you more than enough time between charges. You can always bring an extra battery to swap out between flights, or just a battery pack to charge it up as you go should you need a little more flight time.
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Dimensions of the DJI Matrice 200 Series V2 come in at 883 × 886 × 398 mm.
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Time is running short for President Obama and Congress to avoid yet another budget trap they've set for themselves. This time it's the sequester — the $1.2 trillion in across-the-board spending cuts over 10 years that would begin to bite on Friday.
Over the next seven months, the sequester would slash $85 billion in federal spending, split between military and nonmilitary programs. It wouldn't create havoc overnight, but its impact on government services, jobs and the economy would deepen the longer the cuts remain in effect.
The White House says Florida would lose at least $278 million in federal funding this year and thousands of jobs supported by those dollars. Defense industry representatives say cuts in military spending would idle tens of thousands of Florida workers.
Yet it's essential that the president and Congress stick with the overall goal of bringing down deficits. If not, the heavy burden of debt on Americans will keep growing, and investments that would build the economy and strengthen security will be diverted to making interest payments.
Washington, D.C., needs to think smarter — and bigger — in dealing with debt.
As we've argued before, across-the-board spending cuts are a mindless way to close budget gaps. They don't distinguish between high- and low-priority programs. They punish efficient and wasteful agencies equally.
The president has proposed that Congress make more modest, targeted cuts, and cover the difference by raising taxes on the rich and closing tax loopholes. He calls this a "balanced approach" to deficit reduction.
But the president's plan isn't big enough. Nonpartisan budget analysts say deficits need to be reduced by at least $2.4 trillion over the next 10 years to bring the national debt under control.
And a truly balanced plan would include significant savings in three of the biggest federal programs: Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. Together those three entitlement programs account for about 40 percent of federal spending. Their share of the budget will mushroom as health-care costs go up and millions more baby boomers retire.
Generally, Republicans favor slowing the growth of entitlement spending to cut deficits, while Democrats prefer to raise taxes on the rich. But a budget plan that includes, for example, higher Medicare premiums or lower benefits for the wealthy could meet the GOP desire for entitlement reform and the Democratic goal of making the rich pay more.
And if the president insists on more revenues, they should be raised through a badly needed overhaul of the federal tax code. Reform could include closing loopholes that favor the wealthy and corporations, as the president has proposed, without the higher rates Republicans oppose.
There's enough common ground between the parties to avoid the sequester and come up with a long-term fix for the nation's budget problems. Otherwise, they'll just keep staggering from one trap to the next.


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Cinéma Arabe 2015 !
Next weekend: one off screenings of three new films with roots in the Arab world. All films have English subtitles and will start at 19.00. With EL OTT (Friday, May 1st) a character study of a small time Egyptian gangster. THE SILENCE OF THE SHEPHERD (Saturday, May 2nd) fictional film which tells the story of the Iraqi people in the days following the fall of Saddam Hussein. TRIP ALONG EXODUS (Sunday, May 3rd) personal documentary-portrait in which a filmmaker attempts to get to the truth about her father, a leading figure in the Palestinian Liberation Organisation.


Dec. 7, 2013
SAN DIEGO, Calif. -For the third time in program history, the ninth-seeded University of San Diego women's volleyball team has advanced on to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament with a thrilling 3-0 win over the University of Arizona Saturday evening at the Jenny Craig Pavilion.
With the 25-14, 25-19, 25-22 win, the Toreros improve to 26-3 overall, run their winning streak to 17, and will advance on to play the eighth-seeded University of Nebraksa on Friday at the Devaney Center at 5 p.m. (PST). With the loss, the Wildcats finish the season with a 21-13 overall record.
The Toreros offense was paced by both Chloe Ferrari and Alaysia Brown, as both players had 13 kills apiece, with Ferrari hitting for a .526 clip and Brown hitting .500. Taylor Hollins was the third Torero in double-digit kills. as she had 10. Jianna Bonomi recorded a double-double with 24 assists and 16 digs, while C'era Oliveirarecorded 15 digs. As a team, USD hit .377.
In the first set, it was a close battle in the early going, as both teams took their turn with the lead, and neither team had a lead bigger than one. Then with the score knotted at 6-all, a Ferrari kill sparked a 3-0 Torero run, to give San Diego a 9-6 lead, forcing the Wildcats into a timeout. Out of the break, USD continued to slowly pull ahead and eventually took a 18-12 lead on a Arizona attack error, to force the visitors into a timeout. San Diego then kept the pedal to the medal and closed out the frame on a 6-2 run, to take a 25-14 win.
In the second set, San Diego wasted no time, and raced out to a 5-1 lead, to force Arizona into a timeout. USD would manage to maintain a 4-point lead, and with a Wildcat attack error, the Toreros took a 14-10 lead, to force the visitors into a timeout. Out of that break, USD would not surrender the momentum, nor the lead, and went on to take a two-sets-to-none lead with a 25-19 win.
In the third and final frame, USD once again showed its dominance early, as they took a 10-6 lead, to force Arizona into a timeout. A Hollins kill then sparked a 4-1 USD run, to give San Diego a 14-7 lead, forcing the Wildcats into their final timeout. Out of the break, USD would lay the hammer down and went on to build up a lead to as many as eight at 17-9. However, Arizona made a late push and went on a 9-4 run to pull to within three at 21-18, forcing USD into a timeout. Out of the break, San Diego grabbed the next three points to take match-point at 24-18. But the Wildcats managed to grab the next three points to force USD into its final timeout. San Diego then was able to capture the match on a service error to complete the sweep with a 25-22 win.
Celebration of Excellence 2017
Check out the end of the year COE boat cruise with student-athletes, coaches and staff
USD Athletics Highlight Video 2016-17
Don't miss the best highlights from this past year in USD Athletics
President for a Day
USD President Harris switched places with Track & Cross Country Senior Olivia Gonzalez
Torero Timeout with Olivia Sandusky
Walk down the beach with softball senior Olivia Sandusky on a Torero Timeout
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Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy used his team's trip to Washington to again voice his support for athletes who kneel during the national anthem and his opposition to President Donald Trump.
Ricky Rubio returned to the Twin Cities, his home away from home for the first six seasons of his NBA career, as his Utah Jazz prepared to face his former team the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday.
Adrian Wojnarowski says Chris Paul's injury is not serious, but Houston is taking it easy with the veteran point guard as he adjusts to the team's quicker pace.


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"National Parks Are Where You Find Them:" The Origins of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
"We're Going For The Right Thing:" The Legislative Struggle to Create Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, 1971- 1977
Changes on the Land: The Early Management of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, 1977-1983
Plans, Programs and Controversy: The Reassessment of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, 1977-1983
"A Local and National Treasure:" Managing the Sleeping Bear Dunes Park, 1984- 1995
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore At Twenty-Five
Budgetary Progress of Sleeping Bear Dunes N.L.
Selected Past and Present Employees of Sleeping Bear N.L.
Selected Visitation Statistics
Public Law 91-479
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A Nationalized Lakeshore:
The Creation and Administration of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
E. Egenvieve Gillette, founder of the Michigan Parks Association and tireless supporter of the proposed National Lakesore.
Julius Martinek, first Superintendent of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
Chief Naturalist Charles Parkinson instructs fifth graders at a winter camp, 1986.
Dedication ceremonies for the Glen Lake visitor center, December 1976.
Thousands of gulls take flight at South Manitou Island's Gull Point colony.
Donald R. Brown, second Superintendent of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
The redesigned Pierce Stocking Drive, 1989.
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Chaos at the mouth of the Platte Rivier prior to National Park Service administration.
Dedication of the new park, October 22, 1977.
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Health officials urge Maderans to vaccinate against influenza
A Madera County woman died of flu complications Monday and local health officials are urging everyone to get vaccinated against the flu and brace for a moderately severe influenza outbreak nationwide.
“We had our first death from the flu last night,” said Van Do-Reynoso, director of the Madera County Public Health Department. “It was a 61-year-old female. We don’t know the official cause of death because we are awaiting the autopsy results, but she was confirmed to have influenza A. Her death is flu related.”
No flu-related deaths were reported last year in Madera County.
“But last year was a mild season compared to this,” Do-Reynoso said. “People in the high risk groups die from flu complications, so if they have flu symptoms, they should get help from their doctor — it could be life saving.” ...


Roberto Mancini has had a very interesting start to life in Turkey with Galatasaray - and last night was possibly the most interesting of all.
If not bizarre.
We had three goals, two penalties, 12 yellows and four red cards in a game that Gala won 2-1 at the Turk Telekom arena against Sivasspor.
And there were some familiar names amongst it all.
Galatasaray won 2-1 with goals from Burak Yilmaz and Selcuk Inan enough to outdo the goal scored by Algerian forward Rafik Djebbour.
But the home side did see Dany Nounkeu sent off in the 21st minute. However Roberto Carlos managed Sivasspor had it worse - they had three men sent off in this pulsating fixture.
Umit Kurt was first, and former Roma full-back Cicinho was next in the referee’s book.
And in between came Manuel Da Costa seeing his marching orders - for a foul on Didier Drogba.
Drogba wriggled free on goal and the former West Ham defender lunged desperately, and was unlucky not to get the ball as he sneaked a tackle from behind.
It was Da Costa’s second red card of the season and it gave substitute Drogba a chance to get his name on the score-sheet.
But what happened next was a real shocker from the Ivorian - as he blazed his attempt about three metres above the crossbar.
Here are the highlights from a truly made game…
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Chocolates time! Whistler’s Chocolate Company was the second food processing company I went to in Swan Valley. The first visit was Mondo Nougat. Like Mondo Nougat, Whistler’s Chocolate Company handmade their quality chocolates, packed them in simple packagings and sell them to their customers.
Well, Whistler’s Chocolate Co, in short, claims to be Western Australia’s oldest confectionery company dated back in 1968, by a family who moved to Perth. From there, the family was one of Perth’s first confectionary companies. All that unique style of calligraphic logo design and branding shows much influences from the Americans and represents the old traditional taste of quality. With the next generation taking over, Rosie and Ian, continued their business by serving the people with quality and traditional handmade chocolates. Today, Whistler’s Chocolate Co has been recognised as a Western Australia’s traditional.
When I entered the Whistler’s Chocolate Co, all I saw was stacks of brown coloured boxes and bottles of different varieties of chocolates! For chocolate samples of their best selling products such as chocolate pretzels, honeycomb chocolates and freckles, they are all located at the counter. The freckles, my favourite, are hardened chocolate topped with colourful nonpareils which are confectionary tiny sugar balls. For people who are craving for something sweet, the peanut brittle chocolate will be a good recommendation. These peanut brittle chocolates are hard caramel candies with peanuts and well coated with chocolate. Brittles are broken flat pieces of confectionary products such as hard candies.
Located at the rear of Whistler’s Chocolate Co, there is a cafe for patrons to have some cakes, sandwiches and beverages to satisfy their stomach. Personally, I love their cosy and comfortable lounge. It is called the Cocoa Lounge. That’s a great place to relax and spend quality time together with friends and family.
If you are a chocolate lover or have a sweet tooth, Whistler Chocolate Company is a place for you to sample some of their best selling chocolates and relax in their lounge. You can allocate an hour for the visit in your Western Australia’s itinerary. What I enjoy the most in this chocolate factory was the chance to see alot of different varieties of chocolates in terms of designs and taste like Chocolate Easter bunnies and chocolate covered candies. It is definitely worth it to get a few boxes of chocolates from them and give them to your friends.
Address of my visit
Whistler’s Chocolate Company
506 Great Northern Highway
Middle Swan WA 6056
Wednesday to Sunday: 9am – 5pm (Closed Mondays & Tuesdays)
Phone: +61 (08) 9274 7777

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text: O4O has been partnering with Africa New Life Missions (ANLM) for several years. Initially they approached O4O to find out if they could get some training for their project in Rwanda. O4O trained an OAT who went to work with them to help them get started. The soil is very dry and hard in this area, so Theo, our OAT, decided the best way to overcome this would be to build Keyhole gardens. Working closely with local groups, he has been built 150 of these gardens in various communites that ANLM is working with.

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Vanessa Hudgens stars in new sitcom about insurance adjusters living in a world of superheroes
Another new television show based on the DC Comics universe is heading to the airwaves this fall, but this one is bit different than the rest. NBC has given a full series order to Powerless, which features Vanessa Hudgens (High School Musical) as a “spunky young insurance adjuster specializing in regular-people coverage against damage caused by the crime-fighting superheroes.”
Geek favorites Alan Tudyk (Firefly) and Danny Pudi (Community) co-star, as well as actress Christina Kirk. The show comes from writer and executive producer Ben Queen (Cars 2, A to Z).
Here’s how the plot of Powerless is described:
“It’s when [Hudgens’ character] stands up to one of these larger-than-life figures (after an epic battle messes with her commute) that she accidentally becomes a cult ‘hero’ in her own right … even if it’s just to her group of lovably quirky co-workers. Now, while she navigates her normal, everyday life against an explosive backdrop, Emily might just discover that being a hero doesn’t always require superpowers.”
Entertainment Weekly has the first pictures of the series, taken from the pilot:
Given the fact that Powerless is airing on NBC and has a different set of producers, it’s unlikely that it will share a universe with Supergirl, Gotham, or the Arrowverse. What’s not known, though, is if any characters from those shows could appear on Powerless, or if their own series makes them off limits. Based on the pilot and Hudgen’s encounter with Crimson Fox, it seems Powerless will focus more on lesser known DC Comics characters.
We’ll likely learn more about Powerless when NBC gives its upfront presentation next week in New York. We’ll bring you the very latest, so be sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr for up-to-the-minute updates!

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How to Get Rid of a Yeast Infection
Well, ladies, please, tell me if you’ve ever experienced any sort of discomfort in your intimate area, like itch or unhealthy discharge. Yes, you have. You are not alone trying your hardest and wondering how to get rid of a yeast infection and say good riddance to endless urges to scratch and touch and stroke down there, which is, to put it mildly, quite awkward and disgusting. What’s the use of crying or complaining when it is high time to take action!
If you want to know how to get rid of a yeast infection, please, learn something about the disease. You will only have a shot to win your adversary if you know him as well as a beggar knows his dish. Itching and discharge may not only be signs of a yeast infection, so there is a risk of misdiagnosing your disease and choosing the wrong way of treatment.
Yeast infection is triggered by Candida – a fungus, which is apt to stay dormant in the body for a long time without showing any sign. Symptoms of yeast infection also include burning during urination, painful sex, soreness and rash around the sex organs. It is not uncommon for women to suffer outbreaks during menses. Frequent outbreaks can be indicative of poor immunity and even HIV. Tight underwear and close-fitting jeans can also contribute to yeast infection. Hormonal changes and some medications can be conducive to outbreaks too. In any event, it takes a visit to a qualified physician to properly diagnose the disease. If you have tested positive, it is time to read a little bit of information on how to get rid of yeast infection.
How to Get Rid of a Yeast Infection
There are lots of over-the-counter creams, lotions and suppositories that are usually helpful in getting rid of yeast infection, such as Monistat 7, Femistat and Vagistat. Each of the products contains at least one of the four known active anti-fungal ingredients: tioconazole, clotrimazole, nitrate and butoconazole nitrate. They act as fungus suppressants and can control bacteria levels.
Still do not know how to get rid of a yeast infection? Take a look at what you wear. Tight synthetic underwear do not let air through and trap heat and moisture, which creates propitious conditions for bacteria and fungi to proliferate and trigger severe outbreaks of yeast infection. Clean cotton undies will let the skin in the crotch breathe and allow the moist to vaporize. If you ask how to get rid of a yeast infection as soon as possible, the answer can be – do not put on any underwear, at least for a little while!
Do not forget about the hygiene. If you still wonder how to get rid of yeast infection, here is the answer. Wash your crotch everyday, using mild soap, not containing much dye or flavor agents. Use a clean and soft towel to dry the area. If you do this regularly, the irritation will subside and you will prevent further progressing of the infection.
Do not use active chemicals that may cause irritation or burning and thus contribute to yeast infection. The dyes and perfumes found in tampons, condoms, sprays, soap, toilet paper, laundry, and clothing, can be conducive to yeast infection. If you are susceptible to yeast infection, beware of products with high concentration of these agents. When purchasing these products, please, read user recommendations very carefully. Choose only all-natural and environmentally friendly products. This is just another step toward learning how to get rid of a yeast infection.
How to get rid of a yeast infection without severing a relationship. Yeast infections are sexually transmitted, and you may have to stop having sex for a while until the disease is treated completely. However, you can practice safe sex, using condoms, providing you pick out ones not having lubricants or spermicides that can trigger irritation.


ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - An SUV crashed near the I-4 westbound ramp to State Road 50 Monday, causing heavy traffic delays.
The ramp was shut down due to the crash, authorities said.
Another car was damaged in the crash, troopers said.
There were no serious injuries reported.
Heavy delays on I-4 WB near SR-50 ramp following crash
TD9 becomes better organized, still moving slowly; likely to intensify…
Sandbag pick-up locations opening for area residents
Shotgun-wielding masked robber targets couples in Brevard County, officials say
Pastor invites pizza-eating vandals to youth group in building they trashed


OnePlus 9 has a few more months to see it officially launch, and its presentation is expected in March. However, leaks and rumors abound.
Now, the 91 Mobiles website has released some more exclusive details of the new flagship, which will come with support for wireless charging and reverse charging.
This will be one of the only features expected in the Pro model, which makes the “normal” model even more interesting.
Also, the released image reveals that it supports wireless charging up to 30W, which is a very respectable value. According to the website, the OnePlus 9 comes with a 4,500 mAh battery, although “hidden” in the picture.
What do we know about OnePlus 9 so far?
In addition to information on their charging and battery capabilities, it was also confirmed that the OnePlus 9 will be the first to arrive with cameras co-developed with Leica, which will ensure better performance.
It has not been officially confirmed yet, but it is believed to come with a three-rear camera with a 50MP main sensor, a 20MP secondary (ultra wide angle) and a 12MP (telephoto) one-third.
Both smartphones will be equipped with the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor to ensure the highest level of performance.
In addition to the best specifications, the OnePlus 9 may surprise you with a very attractive price of 600.
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Vivo has a very important event scheduled for December 29th, which will feature three new smartphones in the Vivo X60 series. So, everything indicates that the Vivo X60 Pro will be the last high-end smartphone to be offered this year.
Now, thanks to TENAA’s latest certification, you can access all of its specifications. It is necessary to wait for the first analyzes after the introduction, but it indicates that everything will attract above this limit.
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Vitascene is a smart program that allows to add presets to your images. With this program, you can add to your images a series of effects such as glitter, glow, blur, mask, texture and many others. All the effects can be adjusted. For every image effect you are allowed to adjust the composite, gradient, opacity, brightness, contrast, saturation, hue and gamma.
Vitascene also allows you to insert more images and create transition between them. The program provides many transition effects such as wipes, ripples, dissolves, sparkle and others. All the effects can be applied in different stiles such as spiral, shuffle, star shuffle and many others. You can adjust transition location, sharpness, opacity and length.
With this application you can also rotate your images and add a background.
Vitascene also supports adding different effects to your videos. The program has one advanced feature named keyframing that enables you to change the parameter of the effect by adjust the cursor from the timeline that is located under the video preview.
Vitascene is a wonderful application that comes in your help when you want to add different effects to your images and videos.
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Macey and I tagged along with my parents the weekend of the 4th to Kentucky to visit family! We had a fun time in our short 3 days. We had a lot of family time, went to the zoo, watched fireworks, and more! The best part was Macey got to spend time with her Great Grandma Lucy! Enjoy the pics!

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Departures - 10 Under-The-Radar Boutiques To Shop Now
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“This windy city boutique has an edgy side. It carries a wide range of designers and is best for a woman that really wants to stand out from the crowd with her fashion choices. Their clothing is statement-making and clean-cut–I always find something that I love here.” 1041 W Madison St.


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Cheyenne County | Early History | Organization|
Indian Troubles | Stock Raising | Agriculture
Sidney: The Sidney of To-day | Biographical Sketches|
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This is the county seat of Cheyenne County, and was, as has been before stated, laid out in the fall of 1867, at the time of the completion of the Union Pacific Railroad to this point. The town was laid out by the railroad company, and the first building was one of logs, which had been the ranch of French Louis, some four miles south of here, but the Indians having made frequent raids, stealing his stock till he was nearly ruined, he removed to this point, where he occupied his building as a whisky saloon and sold supplies to the railroaders. This building is now occupied as the county hospital. Early in 1868, Charley Moore erected a building used as a hotel; also as a general store and whisky saloon. About the same time, Tom Kane erected a store for the sale of general merchandise. Let it be understood by the reader that in these times whisky was a staple article in trade in all grocery or general stores. Mr. Kane also kept the post office here, he being the first Postmaster. D. Carrigan at this time erected a building, which he occupied as a saloon.
No town at this time was nearer than 100 miles in any direction, and, as this settlement was in the very center of a stock-growing region, it soon grew to be a prosperous little village. The railroad company made Sidney a freight division, and at once erected a round house and other necessary buildings.
Though prosperous as a frontier town, Sidney had a population of only about 500, till after the discovery of gold in the Black Hills country. That region was opened up in 1876, and, as Sidney was the best located point, there were stage and freight stations soon established, and the greater portion of the immense travel was direct from this town. In the great rush of travel to the Black Hills, hundreds of strangers thronged the streets daily. Large and commodious business houses were erected and stocked. The population soon increased to 1,000 or more; all was activity, and money seemed to literally flow into the town from all directions. A bridge was built across the North Platte, to accommodate the stage and freight companies, as well as the vast stream of private wagons and conveyances that continued to pour into the Black Hills country by way of Sidney.
Thus was the route opened, not only to the Black Hills, but to all the military posts and Indian agencies to the northwest, including the Big Horn and Powder River Districts. The wholesale houses of Sidney did an almost fabulous amount of business, in the sale of goods to supply all this country. A large number of six-horse mail coaches, making time at the rate of ten miles per hour, were put on the route. The freight business carried on along this route was immense. It was no uncommon event for 1,000,000 pounds of freight to leave Sidney daily. One business firm alone frequently shipped as high as 400,000 pounds of freight per day.
With these large crowds of strangers, many of them a rough class of adventurers; with this as a common center for the cowboys for hundreds of miles of country; with this as headquarters for hundreds of "bull-whackers"--as the ox team drivers on the freight road were termed--and the drivers of mules and horse teams on this route--known as ''mule-skinners "--it is not strange that they, when at rest from their labors and "turned loose," as it were, among the saloons and dance-houses of the town, soon became, not only objects of wonder and curiosity, but of terror as well. The rush, buzz, noise, cracking of whips, shouting of drivers, orders of ''bosses," etc., served to create a din and noise to be heard throughout the town and many times their broils and reckless use of fire-arms endangered the lives of peaceable citizens and mere lookers-on. Then in the evening and through the entire night, when every store, saloon and other business house was brightly lighted, the billiard balls clicking merrily as they chased each other over the green cloth in the billiard halls; the rattling of drinking glasses; the breathless silence of the faro rooms; the boisterous shouting and laughing in the bar-room; the half wild, and often, half intoxicated men and women in the dance-houses; the busy merchant, flushed with excitement, as he flits about the store to attend upon his waiting customers who pay down the cash for everything--when all these are described, the reader has a good idea of Sidney as it was in 1876 and for a few years following.
Sidney was then emphatically a rough frontier town, and, with the gathering of this motley crowd, it is not surprising that murders were frequent and that crime ran rampant. Though murder was so frequent, yet there has never to this day been a murderer executed legally, though in some instances the people have taken the law into their own hands and occasionally lynched a desperado. One of these events that created some excitement at the time was the hanging of Charles Reed, in May, 1879, for the murder of Henry Loomis. Mr. Loomis was a young man generally respected, and the circumstances attending the murder and hanging were about as follows: Loomis and others, one evening, were walking up street, and, passed the house of a woman, the mistress of Reed. This woman was standing outside her door, and Loomis addressed her. She chose to regard his remark as an insult, and called upon Reed for protection. The latter immediately drew a pistol and shot Loomis, inflicting a wound in the thigh, from the effects of which he died the next day, after having his leg amputated. Upon his death, Sheriff Zweifel began a search for Reed, found him concealed in the bluffs north of town and brought him back, lodging him in jail. All day long, a crowd was gathering in the street for the purpose of lynching Reed, should Loomis die. Some time during the following night, a large crowd, thoroughly armed, that the guards might be beaten back, proceeded to the jail and quietly took Reed out and hanged him to a telegraph pole, giving him the choice of being pulled up by the neck, or of having the rope placed around his neck and then to climb up a ladder and jump off. He chose the latter and coolly bade the crowd good-bye, and, jumping off, was soon in eternity.
It would be unnecessary to give an account of the scores of murders committed, or of the lynchings, as these affairs are greatly similar in detail. Sufficient is it to say that the town is becoming more moral in its tone, there now being only four murderers in jail here, and their crimes were all committed outside of the town. The last lynching that has taken place was in March, 1881, when one McDonald was hanged. The town had generally been under control of a gang of gamblers, and, early in the year 1881, it was determined by a number of the citizens of Sidney to break up the gambling and disorderly houses of the town. A raid was therefore made on them and considerable trouble between the two factions was engendered. The Sheriff being absent, William Strate was made a jailer, and left in charge of the jail and was made a Deputy Sheriff for the time, and he was one of the leaders of this movement. The gamblers resisting, a general row ensued, during which many of them, and among them an ex-Sheriff of the county, were arrested and incarcerated in the jail. The man McDonald, with some others, resisted, declaring they would not be arrested, and that they would shoot the man that attempted it. These threats were made in the excitement of the moment, and there was probably little idea of carrying them into execution. However this may have been, there was trouble, and McDonald, who had been one of the leaders of this opposition, and a few of his associates, were arrested and confined in the jail. During the night, and it is supposed, with the connivance of the jailer, McDonald was taken out and hanged to a telegraph pole. McDonald, though a rather hard character and a gambler, was perhaps no worse than scores of others, and, aside from his petty lawlessness and the threat of violence made during this excitement, nothing detrimental to his character was known.
The above was the last lynching that has occurred, though there was serious talk of taking out and hanging one of the murderers confined in the jail for a cowardly and brutal murder committed in the early part of the present year, but better judgment prevailed.
It will be worthy of mention that Sidney is the place where the famous outlaw, "Doc" Middleton, now confined in the State penitentiary for life, committed his first crime. In a fight with a number of soldiers, he killed one in self-defense, and, fearing that trouble would ensue, he fled to the unsettled country to the northward and became a highwayman. Occasionally, however, he, with his band, came in the vicinity of Sidney. On one of these occasions, in April, 1869, Charles Reed, who was hanged the following month for the murder of Loomis, undertook to betray Middleton and his associates into the hands of the authorities. Middleton and his men had stolen some horses near Ogallala, and were pursued by Sheriff Hughes, of Keith County, with a number of men, and, with the assistance of Reed, they were discovered in the bluffs west of town, and, though Middleton escaped, one of his men, Joe Smith, was shot and killed. The next day, Middleton, meeting one of his acquaintances, whom he knew before going to the bad, sent in word that if he could be assured of a pardon for the killing of the soldier in 1877, he would willingly give himself up and stand his trial for the other crimes committed by him. This being refused, he kept up his wild life, till some time after he was captured by detectives, some sixty miles north of Columbus, and taken to Cheyenne, where he was tried for crimes committed in Wyoming, and sentenced to prison for life.
For some years murders were so frequent in and about Sidney that the citizens became hardened and careless as to the taking of life, and but little attention was given to murders committed in drunken broils. It was quite frequent in the dance-houses here that some one would be killed during a quarrel, but no attention would be given to the matter further than to tumble the corpse into a corner out of the way until the dance and the amusements of the evening were over, and then take the corpse out for burial. That the reader may have some idea of the disregard for life common to the frontier, we give an account of a single dance at one of the ranches. During the winter of 1881, a dance was gotten up at a ranch north of Sidney; women and whisky were provided and arrangements made to have a good time. The men in attendance were soldiers, cow boys and border desperadoes. The dance proceeded without serious interruption till about half-past 10 o'clock, when the effects of bad whisky began to be seen. Men and women became noisy, boisterous and quarrelsome; but still no one was killed till a soldier accidentally shot himself, death resulting in a few moments. As his body obstructed the floor, it was thrown into a corner, and the music and dance went on. Quarrels were numerous, and after awhile a row ensued, shooting being commenced between Jack Page, who is now in jail at Sidney awaiting trial, and another party. Shots were fired among the crowd, and the shooting soon became general. Several men were wounded and one woman was shot in the back, but Page killed his man and his body was also thrown into the corner, out of the way, and the dance was again resumed. But it was only a short time till there was another outbreak. The lights were then blown out, another man was killed, and finally, the dance was broken up.
Now, while so much has been written here in reference to the roughness of the town, it must not be understood that there was no good society. While, as a frontier town, law was disregarded, yet a man could seek almost any society to which he was inclined. If the stranger attended his own affairs, and kept away from drinking and dance houses, he was perfectly safe. The business houses were as free from quarrels as they are in more Eastern towns. The class that made the trouble were not residents, but desperate characters drawn together from all parts of the world, who, of course, when they came into town, proceeded to have a good time in their own depraved manner, and the rows were generally confined to the streets or the saloons. It is true, loose women and gamblers made Sidney a temporary residence, and, during the great rush of travel to the Black Hills, reaped a rich harvest. These, however, have nearly all gone, and the days of lawlessness in Sidney may be said to be past. The present Prosecuting Attorney of this Judicial District, V. Bierbower, is a resident of Sidney, and, being familiar with the crimes peculiar to the frontier, will doubtless prosecute until crime becomes unpopular in his district, judging from the fact that during the last term of court, out of twenty-eight prisoners arraigned, he succeeded in convicting twenty-seven.
The greater part of the Black Hills travel by this point has ceased, and Sidney is beginning to settle down as a quiet and prosperous little town in the center of the strock-growing region. Its trade throughout Sioux County on the north, and with the stock ranches, insures its continued prosperity.
The schools of the town have been described on another page, and we only say litre that they are in a thriving condition.
The only two churches having houses of worship erected are the Catholic, with Father Conway in charge, and the Methodist, with Rev. J. Turner as Pastor. There are also many citizens here representing the Episcopal, Lutheran and Presbyterian Churches, though these are not organized; but services are sometimes held.
The Sunday schools are in a flourishing condition.
There is one newspaper published here--the Plaindealer-Telegraph--it being a consolidation of the old Telegraph and the Plaindealer. The history of the two papers is as follows: The Telegraph was founded in May, 1873, by L. Connell. In December, 1875, he sold it to J. B. Gossage, who, in January, 1876, admitted G. B. Darrow as a partner. In 1879, the Telegraph was again sold, and a joint-stock company was formed, with Brainard & McNulty as Editors. In 1880, James McNulty assumed entire control, and continued to publish a creditable paper until March, 1881, when the Telegraph was sold to A. C. Drake, editor of the Plaindealer.
The Plaindealer was established in October, 1878, by W. H. Michael, who, upon retiring from the profession, sold it to A. C. Drake. As before stated, this gentleman purchased the Telegraph, and the two papers were consolidated. Mr. Drake continued the paper until his death, when Mrs. A. C. Drake took charge of it and still continues to publish the Plaindealer-Telegraph, the only newspaper in the county. It is a bright and newsy paper.
Fort Sidney is still located here, and is still quite an important station for operations to the country northwest of here.
The cemetery here is well filled, when we consider the fact that it is only a little more than ten years since it was started by the burial of a man killed by Indians. There are about two hundred graves; only a few of those buried here, however, died of natural death. There are a few children buried here who died from natural causes, but of the adults, only a very small percentage. Some were killed by Indians, but by far the greater number were either murdered or killed in drunken brawls. Many of these were soldiers. There are also a few Pawnee Indians, who either died of disease or were killed in fights with the Sioux while engaged in the service of the United States Government as soldiers.
VIC BIERBOWER, District Attorney for the Fifth Judicial District of Nebraska, with headquarters in Sidney, Neb. Mr. B. located in Nebraska City in 1871, and engaged in the practice of law up to 1876, when he moved to Sidney and opened a law office. Since connected in the practice of his profession, he has frequently been assigned as special U. S. Attorney on important cases. He was appointed District Attorney by the Governor of Nebraska in 1880, and was unanimously elected to the same position by both parties in November, 1881. Out of forty-five cases tried, he has convicted forty-two, among which are four murder cases, two for manslaughter, twenty for shooting with intent to kill, and the remainder for horse-stealing. He was born in Shelly's Island, Dauphin Co., Penn., March 30, 1847; lived in his native State until 1866, entering Dickinson College at Carlisle, Penn., in 1862, and graduated in 1866. He was admitted to the bar in Keytesville, Mo., and for three years edited the Marshall Banner, of Marshall, Mo., with Charles Maynard, firm of Maynard & Co. He was also Superintendent of Public Instruction in his county. Their newspaper office was attacked by a secession mob, and twice set on fire. Maynard was shot and crippled for life and Mr. B. was severely cut and wounded. The same was occasioned by hostile feelings engendered by the late war. They kept up the publication of their paper until Mr. B. came to Nebraska. He was a delegate to Chicago National Convention, June, 1880, and is also Western attorney for U. P. R. R. Co. He is a brother of Ellis L. Bierbower, U. S. Marshal of Nebraska.
C. E. BORGQUIST, dealer in a general line of drugs, medicine and liquors. Opened business in April, 1871, carry a stock to the value of $5,000. He came to Sidney in 1869, as Hospital Steward in the U. S. Army, and as soon as he was discharged he opened the above business. He enlisted in 1849, in Company C, First Regiment Mounted Rifles of Regular Army. He served in the latter regiment five years, a part of which time was Sergeant. He enlisted in Fifth Cavalry in Company K, and served four and one-half years; served during the rebellion as Hospital Steward. Has participated in many Indian skirmishes. He was born in Sweden, May 14, 1826, and came to America in 1849. He was married in Boston, Mass., August 19, 1862, to Miss Mary Kinney, of Ireland. They have two children--Paul Ray and Mary Christina. He was elected County Treasurer of Cheyenne County, Neb., in 1870. He is one of the original school officers of Sidney acting in that capacity in the latter place on the organization of the first school in Cheyenne County. He owns and occupies the best business building in Sidney, which he erected in 1876; it is built of concrete, the walls of which are two feet thick and fire proof. The size of the building is 44x53, two stories high, and cost $10,000.
FRED E. CLARY, firm of Maple & Clary, dealers in drugs, medicine, stationery, notions, etc., etc. Opened business in May, 1878, alone, Dr. Maple becoming a partner in the spring of 1880. They carry a stock of $3,500. Mr. Clary came to Sidney, Neb., in 1875. Was appointed Postmaster in 1878. Held the office until January 1, 1882. He was born in Maquoketa, Iowa, September 9, 1851, and lived in his native State until he was twenty-two years of age. He learned telegraph operating, and followed the business until 1878, in Nebraska, Wyoming and Utah, and operated in Sidney until he was appointed Postmaster. He was married in Maquoketa, Iowa, in November, 1877, to Miss Rose F. Van Evera of Canajoharie, N. Y.
E. DORAN, firm of Doran & Tobin, proprietors of Capital Billiard Hall. Opened in May, 1880, and keep all kinds of wines, liquors and cigars. He located in Sidney, in 1877. Worked on a stock ranch for his brother-in-law a year; then went into the liquor business in another part of the village of Sidney, until he moved to his present place. He was born in Waddington, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y , January 3, 1838. He owned and operated a woolen mill, also kept a hotel, etc. He was married in his native place in 1867, to Miss Catharine Behan of the same place. They have four children--Henry T., Charles E., Rebecca J. and Wallace S. He enlisted in the fall of 1861, in Company G, Sixtieth Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry, as private, and served one year and a half; he was then made drummer of his company and served until the close of the rebellion, being mustered out in July, 1865.
SAMUEL O. FOWLER, Sheriff of Cheyenne and Sioux Counties, came to Sidney in August, 1876, and went into the employ of the Sidney & Black Hills Stage Company as blacksmith, and a portion of the time as messenger on their treasury wagon, remaining in their employ three and one-half years. He was appointed Sheriff of Cheyenne County, Neb., in April, 1881, and by election has since held the office. During this term of office he has arrested three murderers, two of whom are serving life sentences, and the third is serving out a term of twenty years in the Nebraska State Prison. He has also arrested many horse thieves and notorious characters; by strategy and perseverance he was the means of the capture in Nemaha County, Kan., of the notorious murderer and robber, H. B. Coyne, who has a life sentence. Mr. F. was born in Madison County, N. Y., September 7, 1853, and was raised in a village and learned the trade of blacksmith. He went to Del Norte, Colo., in 1871, being one of the pioneers in that country. He was one of the first prospectors in the San Juan mines in the latter State, and was one who assisted to lay out the plat of Ouray City, Colo. He also spent some time in New Mexico, Texas, etc., being gone five years, and following various occupations during the time. He has taken the 32d degree in Masonry, now being a member of the Scottish Rite.
A. J. HASKELL, dealer in a general stock of groceries and provisions, hardware, lumber and all kinds of ranchers' and miners' supplies, wholesale and retail. He opened the hardware and lumber business in May, 1877, and the grocery and provision business in September, 1881. He carries a stock of $15,000. He erected his own store buildings, one of which is 30x120, and another of 30x110 feet. He has erected and now owns thirteen dwelling houses, which he rents. He first located in Sidney in 1876, and followed contracting and building until 1877. He was born in Medford, Mass., August 27, 1832. He learned the carpenter and joiner trade in his native place, also carried on and owned a sash, door and blind factory in Plymouth, Mass., a year. He enlisted in August, 1861, in the Fourth Regiment, Kansas Volunteer Infantry; served fourteen months, being Orderly Sergeant, and participated in the battle of Osceola, Mo. He ran a ferry-boat on the Missouri River from Belmont to St. Joseph, Mo., one year; he then engaged in contracting and building two years in Belmont and Troy, Kan.; followed the lime business three years; farmed three years near Beaver Creek, Neb., after which, he went to Sidney, Neb. He was married in Rockport, Mass., in 1854, to Miss Adeline Pool of the latter place. They have one daughter--Lucy C. Haskell, now married to Mr. J. Papst, and living in Sidney, Neb.
GEORGE H. JEWETT, Postmaster, located in Camp Sheridan, Neb., in 1873, as post trader, where he remained four years. Then went to Sidney, and engaged in contracting and forwarding Government supplies, for the use of Government troops in Camps Robinson, Sheridan and Red Cloud Agency, which business he still continues. He was appointed Postmaster December 15, 1881. The office does an average business of $3,500 per month in money orders and sells stamps to the amount of $3,000 per annum. Mr. J. was a member of the State Legislature of Nebraska in 1879-80. He was born in Rochester, N. Y., in 1848. Was raised on a farm. Enlisted, in September, 1864, in Company E, One Hundred and Forty-second Regiment, New York Volunteer Infantry, and participated in Butler's attack on Fort Fisher and many skirmishes, etc. He was mustered out June 8,1865. He afterward clerked in the Quartermaster's department for the Government in Forts Rice and Randall, D. T., and clerked for the post trader at Fort Randall two years. He was married in Niles, Mich., in December, 1877, to Miss Minnie Mead, of the latter city. He is a member of the Masonic order of Sidney and the I. O. O. F., of Yankton, D. T.
S. KELLNER, dealer in dry goods, clothing. boots and shoes, hats and caps, etc., opened business in the spring of 1877. He has a store 72x21 feet and employs three men in the business. He was born in Hungary, Europe, September 14, 1853; came to America in 1865, and located in Cleveland, Ohio, seven years. He located soon afterward in St. Louis, Mo., and was with his father in business until 1876; then went to Laramie City with a brother, in the dry goods business, where they owned and operated a store, until he came to Sidney, Neb. He is a member of the Sidney Fire Department. Mr. K. began business with a very small capital. By attention to business and fair dealing he has now the most extensive dry goods store in Sidney. He is a thoroughly wide-awake business man and merits the patronage of the public.
JAMES J. McINTOSH, County Clerk of Cheyenne County, Neb., located at Brady Island in February, 1869; engaged as operator in the employ of the U. P. R. R. Co., where he remained three months; then went to Potter, Cheyenne County, as agent and operator, five years; after which he came to Sidney. He was elected County Commissioner in 1873, but resigned after one year's service. He was also interested in the cattle business at the same time. He afterward moved on his stock ranch, twenty-eight miles west of Sidney, and lived two years; then disposed of his stock interest and moved to Sidney. He was elected County Clerk in the fall of 1877, and by re election has since held the office. He was born in the Province of Ontario, Can., at a place named St. Andrews, June 17, 1850. He was married in Omaha, Neb., in 1871, to Miss Mary Heelan, of Chicago, Ill. By their union they had two sons--John Thomas and James L. His wife died in April, 1875. He was again married, in May, 1880, in Sidney, to Miss Mollie Kelly, of Grand Island, Neb. They have one daughter--Grace. He is a member of Frank Welsh Lodge, No. 75, of Sidney, Neb.
DR. J. B. MAPLE, physician and surgeon, associated with Dr. F. B. Winnett for practicing medicine; also engaged in the drug business, under the firm name of Maple & Clary; they deal in a general line of drugs and stationery. Dr. Maple is Pension and Examining Surgeon for Western Nebraska. He located in Sidney in March, 1879, and continued the practice of medicine and engaged in the drug business in 1880. He was born near Hammondsville, Ohio, February 7, 1838; was raised on a farm and taught school three years of his life when living at home, and began the study of medicine, entering the Ohio Wesleyen University, in 1860, and remained a year. He enlisted in the Eighty-sixth Ohio Regiment, in the one hundred day service; served his time and returned to the latter university and remained until 1863. He entered the Michigan University, in Ann Arbor, in the medical department, in 1864, and remained through one course of lectures. He then went to Washington, Ind., and engaged in business a year; then to Clayton, Ill., two years; then to Southern Illinois and began the practice of medicine, where he continued until 1870; moved to Stonington, Central Illinois, and practiced until 1879. He entered the Medical College of St. Louis, Mo., in 1878, and graduated in March, 1879. He is now Moderator of the Sidney School Board. He was married in Clayton, Ill., in 1866, to Elizabeth McWhinney, of the latter place. They had two daughters--Dolly and Pearle. His wife died in Sidney, Neb., in July, 1879.
JUDGE JULIUS NEUBAUER, County Judge, Cheyenne County, Neb., settled in Lincoln, Nab., in the fall of 1874, and engaged in the hotel business until February, 1877, when he sold out and moved to Sidney, where he kept a restaurant until December 4, 1877, when his place burned. He then kept the Moore Hotel and was Justice of the Peace, which he followed some time; then built a new restaurant and kept the same until 1878; was elected County Judge in the fall of 1879, and by re-election has since held the office. He was born in Prussia, Germany, October 31, 1836; came to America in 1856, in company with a brother, and located in Chicago. Ill., where he followed various occupations two years; then went to Kansas City, Mo.; remained there about two years ; then to Lawrence, Kan., and worked as before until 1861, when he enlisted in the Second Regiment Kansas Volunteer Infantry, Company D, and served six months. He then settled in Fort Scott and followed different occupations, and in 1864 went to Germany; remained six months; returned to Fort Scott for some time; returned to his native country and lived four years, in the settlement of his father's estate; returned to Fort Scott in 1870, and went into the bakery and restaurant business until 1874, when he went to Lincoln, Neb. He was married in West Point, Neb., in 1871, to Miss Maria Siewert, of his native place--Germany. They have three children--August Leslie, Maria Dorethia Walleska and Julius Caesar. Mr. N. is a member of the E. V. Sumner Post, No. 12, G. A. R., and Frank Welsh Lodge, No. 75, A., F. & A. M.; also Sidney Lodge, No. 91, I. O. O. F., and a member of the Sidney Fire Department. He is the Commander of the E. V. Sumner Post and Past Master of the Masonic order of his place, and present United States Commissioner of the First District Court.
JOSEPH OBERFELDER, firm of Oberfelder & Co., dealers in a general line of clothing, revolvers, ammunition, saddlery, pocket cutlery, blankets, chaperjos, oil slickers, etc. Opened the business January 6, 1877. Carry a stock of $20,000. They also own a similar store in Council Bluffs under the firm name of Oberfelder & Newman, and a branch house in San Francisco, Cal., under the firm name of the Amazon Distilling Company. He was born in New York City September 18, 1857. He graduated from Grammar School No. 19, New York City, at the age of thirteen. He then began book-keeping, and remained in the city until February, 1876, then went to Omaha, Neb., in the employ of Max Meyer & Co. as cashier and book-keeper, taking charge of the entire financial part of the business a year. He soon afterward became identified with the above firm in Council Bluffs, Sidney and San Francisco, Cal. He went to New York City in 1881, and was married to Miss Hannah Rosenthal February 2, 1881. During his life in New York City, he was Secretary, and afterward President of the Cooper Union Literary Class. Was President of the Charles Sumner Literary Union and Secretary of the Hamilton Literary Society, all of New York City. He is County Superintendent of Public Schools of Cheyenne County, Neb.
ROBERT S. OBERFELDER, firm of Oberfelder & Co., located in Sidney, Neb., in 1876. He was born in New York City December 8, 1854. He entered Grammar School No. 13, and graduated from that school at the age of thirteen. He also attended the Thirteenth Street High School in the evenings. He was employed as decorator and designer for the large furniture house of B. L. Solomon & Son five years. He came to Council Bluffs, Iowa, in 1874, and went into the employ of Oberfelder & Newman, and became a member of the same firm in two years afterward, where he remained until 1876, then came to Sidney and opened business as before stated. He has since, in company with his brother and other parties, opened branch houses in San Francisco, Cal., and 266 Canal street, New York City. During his life in the latter city he was President of the Cooper Union Literary Class and Dramatic Director of the Shakespeare Dramatic Association, also Director of Murray Hill Dramatic Association and Vice President of the Jefferson Literary Union.
E. A. POWELL, JR., business manager for J. Sutherland & Co., a large grocery house of Sidney, Neb. He was born in Northport, Tuscaloosa Co., Ala., January 31, 18?5. He entered Eastman's Commercial College in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., May 31, 1873, and graduated from the same September 30 of the same year. He then returned to his native place as book-keeper for McLester, Hayes & Co. one and a half years. He then went to Buffalo, Colo., and engaged in the stock business which he is now carrying on in company with his brother, W. J. Powell. They have about 500 head of cattle of all kinds. He came to Sidney, Neb., in July, 1877, and engaged in book-keeping for D. Carrigan in a general store until November, 1877, when he returned to his native place and was married, November 29, 1877, to Miss Allie Lee, of Livingston, Ala. They returned to Sidney in March, 1878. He then engaged as book-keeper for Kennard & Simpson, which he continued some time, then went to Colorado and took charge of their cattle ranch until October, 1880. Returned to Sidney as book-keeper for J. W. Haas, then in the forwarding and commercial business, and from the latter proprietor to J. Sutherland & Co., taking charge of the latter business. They have two children--Agnes Lee and William James, Jr.
A. A. RICKER, dealer in boots and shoes, leather, findings, etc. Employs two workmen in the manufacture of boots and shoes, and keeps $3,000 worth of stock. Opened business May 1, 1880. He was born in Buckfield, Oxford Co., Me., April 17, 1837; lived in his native State, enlisting September 10, 1862, in Company C, Twenty-third Regiment Maine Volunteer Infantry. Was mustered out in Portland, Me., July 15, 1863. He went to Milwaukee, Wis., in 1864, and clerked in a wholesale grocery house about two years, when he returned to his native State and farmed until 1880, then went to Sidney, Neb. He was married in Buckfield, Me., in February, 1859, to Miss Josephine B. Stevens, of Vermont. They have two children--Albert E. and Angie M. He is a member of E. V. Sumner Post, No. 12, G. A. R.; also Director of Sidney School Board.
I. RUBEL, of I. Rubel & Co., dealers in liquors, cigars, etc., wholesale and retail; carry a stock worth about $15,000. Opened business in February, 1879, locating in Sidney about that time. He was born in Bavaria, Germany, May 26, 1851. Came to America in 1869, locating in Chicago, Ill., where he engaged as traveling salesman. He afterward moved to Platteville, Wis., and engaged in the liquor business until he came to Nebraska. He is a member of the I. O. O. F., Sidney Lodge, No. 91.
SIMON RUBEL, dealer in hides, furs, etc., opened the business in Sidney in the fall of 1880. He is stationed in Sidney, and employs a buyer on the road. He does a good business, and is known as a good business man. He was born in Bavaria, Germany, April 21, 1854. Came to America in 1869 with his brother and located in Chicago, Ill., and engaged as traveling salesman six years. He then went to Platteville, Wis., and embarked in the liquor business until 1879, and afterward went on the road as salesman until he settled in Sidney, Neb. He is a member of the A. O. U. W., of Platteville, Wis.
JOSEPH SHARMER, President of the Sidney Exchange Bank, and a member of the firm of J. Sutherland & Co. He is also largely engaged in stock-raising. He located in Sidney in 1874, bringing stock with him for a stock ranch. He was born in Germany May 25, 1829. Came to America in 1847; followed the sea for a number of years; went to California in 1853, and engaged in mining and stock-raising and other business until 1869; then went to Nevada and engaged in stock-raising until 1871. Went to Brookville, Kan., in the latter year, and followed the same business until the spring of 1874, when he came to Sidney as before stated.
DR. J. J. SOLOMON, homoeopathist physician and surgeon, located in Sidney in February, 1881, and continued his profession. He was born in Old Mexico March 11, 1846, and began the study of medicine at the age of twelve years and entered the Parcilesis College, of his native city, and graduated in March, 1873. His father was a physician and surgeon. He then went to Brackettsville, Texas, and practiced his profession about two years; then to New Orleans, La., and finally traveled in many of the Southern and Eastern States, locating in Sidney as above noted. He was married in Colorado, in 1879, to Miss Ella A. Ellison, of Minnesota. They have two children--Jennie and Alonzo. The Doctor is a member of the Masonic Order, I. O. O. F., and K. of P. He enlisted in 1862 in Company C, Forty-seventh Massachusetts Regiment. Was assistant physician part of his service. He was mustered out in 1863. He participated in several skirmishes. He is now a member of G. A. R. of Golden, Colo.
JAMES SUTHERLAND, Cashier of the Sidney Exchange Bank, with Joseph Sharmer, President, the above being a private bank organized and opened for business in February, 1880. The average annual deposits equal $30,000. The above parties are also owners of a large grocery store, doing a wholesale and retail business under the firm name of J. Sutherland & Co. The same parties also own a large warehouse on the north side of the Union Pacific Railway, where they transact a heavy forwarding and commission business, and now handle nearly all the freight for the Black Hills country. They also do a large trade with the stock ranchers of the surrounding country. Mr. J. S. first located in Sidney in the spring of 1875, and engaged in railroading, merchandising, etc., until he began to be interested as above noted. He was born in Scotland April 27, 1851. His parents came to America in 1853, and settled in Canada West, where he lived and attended school until he was eighteen years old. He then went to Negaunee, Mich., and engaged in book-keeping for the Iron Cliffs Company five years. He then went to Marquette, Mich., as station agent on the M. H. & O. R. R. one year; then to Chicago, Ill., and worked for Sherer & Parsons in a wholesale grocery house a few months, when he removed to Sidney, Neb. He was married on Shelly's Island, in the Susquehanna River, Penn, September, 1881 to Miss Ida Shelly, of the above island. He was elected County Treasurer of Cheyenne County, Neb., in the fall of 1881, and was appointed to fill vacancy in March of the same year. Mr. Sutherland and Mr. Sharmer are large owners of the most desirable real estate in the village.
DR. F. B. WINNEIT, physician and surgeon, associated with Dr. J. B. Maple for the purpose of practicing medicine only. Dr. W. located in Sidney in the spring of 1877, and began the practice of medicine. He was born in Washington County, Penn., August 10, 1848. Began the study of medicine at eighteen years of age, entering Hogue's Summit Academy in the study of Latin in connection with other branches, and remained three years; then went to Beallsville, Washington Co., Penn., under a medical preceptor two years. He then entered the Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, Penn. He graduated the summer of 1870 at Long Island College Hospital. He began the practice of medicine at Scenery Hill, Washington Co., Penn., and continued eight years. After five years of successful practice in the latter place, he received the degree of ad eundem. He is largely engaged in sheep-raising in Cheyenne County, Neb., now owning several sheep ranches, and has 10,000 sheep now on the same. He in company with Dr. Maple are surgeons for the Union Pacific Railroad from North Platte to Cheyenne, Wyoming, and from Denver Junction to Sterling. They also have charge of the Cheyenne County Hospital work. He was married in Washington County, Penn., in 1868, to Miss Isabelle Scott, of the latter county, Penn. They have two children--John Elmer and Wray Biddle.

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* We started the week with a trip to the library. Benton walked the whole way which was nice. It took a long time on the way home as we paused to watch some local construction and examine every piece of treasure he found on the ground.
* While at the library we visited our favorite playground. Our time was brief when someone's ears were too cold. This was the same someone I suggested should wear his hat. Next time, I am sure.
* A return to the nature center midweek rewarded the older two with new gems from their gemstone class. Eamon is a fan of all things rock and mineral, so receiving a piece of amethyst is perfection. He is plotting a way to start a business and sell the small gems he receives from class. I try to remind him that we pay $10 for the class, so his profit won't be too big. Benton and I spent the time exploring the center watching the live animals and then playing with a dugout canoe.
* At the end of the week, we joined some other homeschoolers for a Pokemon club day. Everyone was so pleased to meetup with friends again. They played, traded and enjoyed all things Pokemon. Those not as interested played board games.
* Lounging around, reading, playing Minecraft, cleaning windows and knitting rounded out the weekend. I decided to pick up my Leaves of Grass again. I tried to start a few other things even casting on a pair of socks, but the leaves prevailed. I just couldn't ignore it any longer. I am so glad I did resume the knitting. I finished that never-ending first skein of yarn, which really fueled my fingers. I am now 20% of the way through Chart D. I figure each round takes about 20 minutes, so I am hoping to finish by my birthday. We shall see.
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The Plymouth Farmers’ Market at Plimoth Plantation is a diverse market showcasing local musicians and lots of delicious food! Local farmers, bakers and artisans greet guests with bites, tastes and smells of real, good food. Indoors, November through May; outdoors May through early November. YEAR ROUND bringing local farmers and you together, to eat!
Plymouth Farmers’ Market
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Thursday, March 28, 2:30-6:30pm
2018 Indoor Season
November – May
Second Thursday of each month
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