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Clement VII Fiorino di CameraVery Attractive Papal IssuePapal States. Clement VII gold Fiorino di Camera ND (1523-34), Rome mint, Fr-60, Berman-830, MS62 NGC. Rome Mint. Sharply rendered in the centers with frosty orange-gold luster in the fields. The reverse is particularly choice with no flaws. A small mark behind Saint Peter's head is the only observed post-strike disturbance. An attractive example of this iconic type that showcases Saint Peter casting his net from a boat.
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Entertainment Weekly and TV network the CW are testing out the future of print advertising with the introduction of digital ads in the latest issue of the news and gossip rag. Upon opening to the page featuring the ad, users are greeted with video clips from the CW's fall lineup followed by a livestream of tweets pertaining to the shows. Upon opening the page that houses the ad, Mashable discovered a full-fledged, albeit rather limited, 3G smartphone powered by Android.
The "phone" was manufactured by Foxconn in China and appears to get its guts from the $87 ABO smartphone, including a full QWERTY keyboard. Straight off the page the phone isn't ready for much, but with a bit of tweaking Mashable was able to place a phone call courtesy of an embedded T-Mobile SIM card as well as access some basic Android apps.
It certainly isn't the best device on the market, and it isn't a complete phone per se, but if you happen to pick up one of the 1,000 copies of EW to carry the new digital ads you can walk away with a new smartphone after a bit of tweaking.
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The former England captain was responding yesterday after images appeared in newspapers and on the internet of an ill-looking Gascoigne after he was apparently found collapsed outside his home in Sandbanks, Dorset.
Gascoigne, who played for Rangers' during their nine-in-a-row Premier League winning run in the late 1990s, was taken by medical staff into a waiting ambulance looking a pale shadow of his former self.
His appearance led to renewed concern throughout the football world and beyond that his well-known problems with alcohol have resurfaced.
Asked at an event to mark the 50th anniversary of Match of the Day whether Gascoigne's former clubs should support him, Lineker, said: "I think ultimately it's got to come from Gazza himself.
"Obviously, I'd say we've supported him over the years. Lots of people have, Tottenham have, his friends have. I wish him well but ultimately it's got to come from Paul now."
His view was backed by the programme's pundit, Robbie Savage, a former Wales footballer. He said: "It's very sad but he's got to help himself.
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Above the Gem level, however, appearances come much less frequently; the combined certified population shows just eight MS66 examples and two MS67 coins, with none finer than that, and aside from one NGC-graded MS66 coin, they all reside in a PCGS holder. With only 10 coins total graded above MS65, the 1916-S eagle is readily recognized as a condition rarity, and Heritage has offered only a handful of examples on par with the magnificent Premium Gem offered here.
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Apple's iOS App Store has just served up a new category called "Food & Drink", which went live Wednesday morning (SF time).
There's already plenty of apps to chew on in the new category as Apple contacted developers a few weeks ago, advising that their apps would be moved when the category launched.
Naturally, we've updated our Store Stats to now include "Food & Drink" and it's accessible in the left-hand menu, sandwiched between Finance and Games.
Food Network In The Kitchen, Starbucks and Zagat are currently top of the charts across Paid, Free and Highest Grossing apps (respectively) and it will be interesting to see over the next few weeks which apps rise, like a perfect soufflé, and which fall like a dropped pie, as the rankings stabilise.
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Fwiw, dual booting this way is extremely painless. Each OS will 'see' the other hdd and OS (although win won't recognize lin) but that's it.
if you were to use the GRUB boot loader, it sets everything up for you, and changing the default hdd is easier than editing a resolution for a game in it's config file.
But here I go getting long-winded.
You can install linux the "bios" way, and never have to change a thing til the time you decide to go in. If you don't like it, it's as easy as opening disk management in wiindows and deleting the linux partition.
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In the months after she was accused of trying to steal from JC Penney, local weather reporter Kami Boyd dreaded standing in front of the news camera.
Boyd was born and reared in Evansville. Her career in local media spanned stints as a meteorologist at 14WFIE-NBC, the National Weather Service, WIKY-FM 104.1 and WTVW-Fox7.
In February, she was accused of trying to steal $419 worth of business suits from JC Penney at Eastland Mall.
During her trial, Boyd, 35, testified she was selecting outfits for friend Gina Smith, who was supposed to come pick one as a birthday gift. But Smith never came to the store, which is why, Boyd testified, she walked out the first set of the store's doors but not the second — to call Smith and to scan the parking lot for her.
"I fought the urge to not go on the air," Boyd said of the months after her arrest. "I felt like every time I went on, it just brings it up again. For a long time, I didn't want to go anywhere."
Saying he felt Smith and Boyd's story was "concocted," Superior Court Magistrate Terrell Maurer found Boyd guilty on July 16 of Class A misdemeanor conversion.
Boyd said she was advised by her attorney not to talk about the case while it was ongoing. For the first time since her conviction, Boyd spoke to a reporter this week about her case. Her mother, Sandra, and Smith also attended the interview.
"I haven't had a voice," Boyd said. "I didn't want my silence to be mistaken for me having something to hide."
In the end, Boyd said, she paid $110 in court fees, but the intangible costs have been higher: She lost her job at WFIE, and said some of her personal and professional relationships have been tested.
Boyd said support from her parents, Smith and defense attorney Donald Vowels are getting her through, and said among her well-wishers are viewers, employees of JC Penney who knew her as a regular customer and police officers.
Boyd said she was offered plea deals in the beginning.
"Things were offered and offered and offered," she said. "I refused to take offers because I wasn't guilty."
Maintaining her innocence, Boyd said, she is "disgusted" with the whole case.
"Disgusted that it happened. Disgusted with how it was handled. Disgusted with how Gina was treated. I hope the people involved think hard before they do it again, because I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy."
Smith said she is "furious" she was "made to look like a liar." In his ruling, Maurer specifically cited Smith's lack of cooperation with investigators.
"They had just accused my best friend of doing something she didn't do," Smith said of her refusal to return five phone calls from prosecutors. "I never lied about this case."
Smith complained that investigators scoured her personal records, including phone statements.
Vanderburgh County Prosecutor Stan Levco said it is "not unusual for a witness to be investigated when you feel two people are conspiring to fabricate a story. It generally doesn't happen in a misdemeanor, but I wanted to prosecute it thoroughly."
Rehashing the details of her case, Boyd now questions why Levco personally prosecuted the case.
Boyd acknowledges an appeal is possible, but she would not say whether she'll pursue one. She also declined to comment about her departure from WFIE and about what the NAACP might do about her case.
Boyd said she has learned from the case and is only now beginning to contemplate her future plans.
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Planeloads of Doctors Determined to Cure Blood-Related Cancers
I had a weird experience yesterday. I flew from my home in Barcelona, Spain, changed to a bigger plane in Paris, and flew to Atlanta where the American Society of Hematology (ASH) annual meeting is taking place this weekend and into next week. On the Paris to Atlanta flight the 300 or so seats were mostly filled with physicians and researchers devoted to understanding and curing blood-related cancer. Over a nine hour flight, I spoke with people from France, Italy, Germany and Austria – all consumed with "beating the beast." It was very cool. I also spoke to one physician scientist, my seat mate, at length and what he is working on could make a big difference.
Dr. Medhat Shehata is originally from Egypt but has been in Vienna for 20 years. He is a hematologist/oncologist and Director of the Tumor Microenvironment Laboratory at the Medical University of Vienna where there is a major comprehensive cancer center. We spoke a lot about CLL, my original diagnosis and the one that affects hundreds of regular visitors to Patient Power. But the story for CLL can be extended to other conditions, as well.
Dr. Shehata does very early research. What he is excited about now is testing a patient's' blood and bone marrow within a few days after they receive a standard therapy, FCR for example – the one I received in 2000, and assessing the patient's micro response right then and using that as a reliable way to predict if the patient will respond at all or how well. Imagine being spared six months of treatment if it wasn't bound to work OR imagine them having a drug that fixes your resistance to the treatment so it WILL work in your case, and knowing that almost right at the start! This is another aspect of personalized medicine
We've talked about genetic testing to see if you have a subtype of a disease like CLL to then picking the most targeted treatment. That's now Step One. But Step Two, my fellow passenger explained, is assessing each patient to see how well their biology will process that therapy. We are not all the same and it is thought that even if you and I have the same subtype of a disease, one of us may have another gene that gets in the way of us responding equally as well to the therapy. So we both may be on the right road, but my therapy is blocked or pushed to the shoulder of the road because there's a big truck blocking the road. (One of my funny analogies, but you get the image.)
So in labs around the world, like Dr. Shehata's, they are now refining approaches that could truly make more cancers "chronic," where we can live pretty long, full lives and, as some doctors say, if you live so long something else "gets" you, maybe that could even be considered a cure.
I got to thinking of all that brain power on my flight. In seat after seat, someone devoted to making me, and you, well. And by today planes like this have converged on Atlanta from around the world where these folks, at the ASH meeting, get to trade test results and passionately talk about their strategies to beat cancer. I am truly energized because, in the years I have been coming to this meeting, I have seen tremendous progress. Yes, Imatinib for Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia (CML) was a shining breakthrough and we haven't matched that yet. But if that was a home run, there have been many singles, doubles and triples (if you are a baseball fan). And, just maybe the work of researchers like Dr. Shehata will be the next breakthrough we can all celebrate.
Look for our reports and stories from medical experts and patient advocates at ASH to help all of us have optimism for a brighter future.
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MARGARET WARNER: Now, the analysis of Brooks and Oliphant: New York Times columnist David Brooks and Boston Globe columnist Tom Oliphant. Mark Shields is off tonight.
Well, gentlemen, we watched this press conference between the president and Prime Minister Blair, and I'm sure when they planned this trip, they thought most of the questions they would take would be about Iraq instead of course, because of Arafat's death it was about the Middle East and what they planned to do.
David, how does the White House see Arafat's death? I mean, if we look at it in sort of crass political terms, do they see this as a great opportunity for the president or is their thoughts sort of, God, this is just one more issue we have to deal with that we really don't want to deal with right now?
DAVID BROOKS: I'm not sure they'd say great opportunity but opportunity and a pretty good one. The decision to sideline Arafat which the president took say two and a half years ago in June I think it was, two years ago was I think the right decision, a closely contested decision within the White House. And the problem with the decision is once you've said "okay, we're not dealing with Arafat," as long as he's alive, you have no policy. And so they were just sitting there with nothing. There was nothing they could do because they couldn't deal with the only guy who was representing the Palestinians.
So his death creates this opportunity to actually have a policy. And that policy, which the president emphasized, was democracy. I think it's also a convenient time for them to try to re-launch relations across the Atlantic, which is clearly another thing the president is eager to do.
MARGARET WARNER: You heard him say that today.
DAVID BROOKS: He said he was going to go to Europe. But it also gives them a common project to work on. Now, Europe and America are not going to see this situation eye to eye. But in this moment when both sides will try to kind of start to re-launch this relationship, it does give them something to do together.
MARGARET WARNER: What do you think of is this?
TOM OLIPHANT: I disagree a little bit. First of all, given the fact that Mr. Arafat was sidelined so long ago, I would have thought the administration would have been better prepared for his death since they didn't have anything to do in the meantime. Secondly, I think it's caught them with a very weak foreign policy bench. If nothing else, this would be a reason for Colin Powell to stay around a little while.
But I did not hear in the president's remarks any clear — if I could use the word roadmap — for how to use this election process or this reform process to actually begin creating a new relationship either with the Palestinians or among the Palestinians, us and Europe.
And finally, I think this is a headache for the president and not an opportunity. The agenda is already cluttered. They have barely begun the work on a Social Security and an income tax package. And now you have a second huge foreign policy problem that will occupy his attention throughout the next 12 months dropped in his lap.
MARGARET WARNER: And yet you did hear him say "I see the next four years as a time to spend the political capital of the U.S. around the world to get this."
DAVID BROOKS: This is an issue he cares quite a lot about. From the way he talks within the administration, the things he likes to talk about, he likes to talk about the Middle East. He sees it as part of, you know, the war on terror which is the thing that consumes him. He's got plenty of staff to plan Social Security and tax reform. There's an entire domestic wing of his administration that can deal with it.
But I think he can use this opportunity to go to Cairo, talk about the Middle East, reestablish relationships with the moderate dictators we call our friends in the Middle East. And I just think it's a chance to sort of broaden things out and put the war in Iraq in a new focus.
MARGARET WARNER: Do you think there's any domestic political pressure on him?
TOM OLIPHANT: None whatsoever. The American support of Israel is gigantic. There's more support for the Palestinians than there used to be but it's not consequential. I do think, however, that the president is in the process of changing the way he looks at the region. I think up until now it's been Baghdad and Iraq as a gateway to the rest of the region. Now I think it's almost the reverse.
MARGARET WARNER: Jerusalem leads to Baghdad. All right. Let's talk about another person passing just from the Washington scene, Attorney General John Ashcroft. First of all, there have been all these rumors around. Tom, I'll give you the first crack at this. Did he leave of his own volition or was he encouraged to leave?
TOM OLIPHANT: There's a story up on Capitol Hill that I have heard that after the election he had second thoughts about his resignation and was at least exploring whether there was a chance for him to stay. The most interesting reaction to all of this I thought came from the White House, which seemed quite happy or prepared, at least to see him leave. There's some displeasure, at least with the stylistic aspects of his behavior. And I think he — but I do think from what I hear on Capitol Hill that he wanted to stay.
MARGARET WARNER: Did the White House see him as a political liability of sorts?
DAVID BROOKS: No. They were not close. The president was not particularly close with the attorney general. They saw him a bit as a publicity hog at some points, though less so recently.
MARGARET WARNER: All the press conferences announcing these…
DAVID BROOKS: The press conferences and press conferences in Moscow to take credit for something in the U.S. And he's just not a man who is familiar with people in the administration. So was he a best buddy the way Gonzales probably would be with the president? No. Did they actively try to get rid of him? I haven't heard that they pushed him out the door. So it's somewhere in between those two things. They were not weeping but they were not pushing either.
MARGARET WARNER: But not begging him to stay.
DAVID BROOKS: Right. And not begging him to stay.
MARGARET WARNER: Let's talk about Alberto Gonzales, who was nominated to be — the White House counsel nominated to become his replacement. Why Gonzales?
DAVID BROOKS: He's friends with the president. This is a role that is traditionally filled or often filled with people who are not — if not the president's brother, which has happened, close friends — Ed Meese and Ronald Reagan; it's an important role, you never know when you might have an independent counsel that needs appointing or — well, maybe not anymore but you have these sorts of intimate issues, it's a very important issue.
And there is a certain style of person, I would say, if you look at various parts of the administration, the president likes. Quiet, a quiet person, maybe not going to create independent policies, attract independent attentions, but quietly competent and loyal. And that's the sort of person Alberto Gonzales is. He also has the advantage of being Hispanic, which will help in the confirmation hearings. He's got some red flags that will pop up and we'll be seeing them. But he's someone who has been loyal. I think the president has appointed him to four or five jobs over the past decade or so.
MARGARET WARNER: And are there Supreme Court politics or Supreme Court appointment politics bound up in this, Tom?
TOM OLIPHANT: Of course, there always are. But in this case they're sort of interesting to me in that there are — it's being spun two ways this week. There are many groups socially, social issue activists on the right, who are very happy that this guy is going to be the attorney general because they think it's less likely that he's going to be on the Supreme Court.
There are some people — smaller number of people — who think that this is a way to give him a little bit more seasoning showing off and then try to name him maybe if there's a second Supreme Court vacancy down the road. But I would be very surprised if that happened. One of my favorite trivia questions is the identity of the last attorney general who was nominated to the Supreme Court. Harry Truman did it 60 years ago — Tom Clark. And the problem is you develop a track record, controversy issues you have to recuse yourself on. It is not a proven path.
MARGARET WARNER: There was a story in the Times today, David, and I wonder if you put any stock in it, that it was part of — even the larger picture which is Alberto Gonzales would be attorney general and may or may not be groomed for the court. But that would clear the way for the president for his first court appointment to name someone who is absolutely adored by social and religious conservatives, that base of the party. Do you put any stock in it?
DAVID BROOKS: I put stock in everything that appears in the New York Times. MARGARET WARNER: It was on the news pages, the op-ed page…
DAVID BROOKS: Right. I guess I would say that I think administration realizes correctly there is no way to please — to pick a human being who would both please the conservatives who are owed and who the president believes in, and also placate the liberals who might fight it. There is no individual who can please both groups. So you are going to have a fight. And it might be a fight that consumes the administration.
And so they're just going to pick someone who's going to have a fight and I don't think they're going to back away from that fight. So, you know, I don't think there's any complicated rationale here. There's going to be some people, I don't know if it's Miguel Estrada or somebody who they're going to pick and there's going to be a fight. No complications.
TOM OLIPHANT: I think in some ways the key variable, David, will be which vacancy is it for? Ironically, if it turns out that it's the chief justice's seat, there may be a little bit more leeway for the president to appoint someone very conservative since that, after all, is Rehnquist's position. If it's Justice Stevens or Justice O'Connor, that's when the sharp knives come out.
MARGARET WARNER: Now, what is the latest betting, reporting, on the other high-profile Cabinet members whose potential living has been talked about so much — either Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld or Secretary of State Colin Powell and then of course Condi Rice comes into the mix here —
TOM OLIPHANT: I have been told flat out by Republicans I trust this week that Rumsfeld wants to stay and wants to stay for as long — it's not so much to clear up the Abu Ghraib prison scandal. I don't think that's fair even to Rumsfeld. I think it's to really not leave in the middle or near the middle anyway, of the Iraq situation. And that kind of freezes Condoleezza Rice's situation, because I am told she's far more likely to be named secretary of defense than secretary of state.
MARGARET WARNER: And far more interested in that job.
TOM OLIPHANT: I would think so.
DAVID BROOKS: And it probably freezes Secretary Powell, because he and Rumsfeld have to go together with their arms wrapped around each other. I've talked to people who are intimate with both men and I've asked actually both of them "When are you quitting?" And somehow they're not saying. And the people around them, intimately around them are trying to read their vitality. Do they seem really interested in the job? Do they seem like they're looking around? And I would say no one knows. I really believe no one knows. The people who are around them say they seem really engaged.
MARGARET WARNER: Now Powell said an interesting thing I just read today. It was a trip to Mexico and someone asked him the same question and he didn't give his usual stock answer of "Well, I serve at the pleasure of the president." He said, you know, "I'm not out here on some farewell tour." Do you think, for instance, the prospect of the Middle East peace engagement might make him more interested in staying?
DAVID BROOKS: I think there's that. I think also Iraq. Remember, when we transferred sovereignty, it's the State Department and Negroponte who really is the contact point. And he is someone Powell talks with everyday. So he is very much at the center of Iraq policy now in the way he wasn't before. So that's an important thing. The other thing, I think the administration is not eager to have everybody go at once across the Cabinet because they — they like some continuity. There might be a terror attack. They need some experience; they don't want to have all these confirmation things all at once. The rollover policy makes some sense to the White House, too, I would think.
MARGARET WARNER: Would you say this is going to be managed in a very orderly way, that that's what we saw even this week?
TOM OLIPHANT: No, I don't think it will be because there rarely is about such matters and I wouldn't expect it to be here. Remember that Secretary Powell said something else this week that the tea leaders loved and that is staying around for as long as the president and I think it's worthwhile. And I think that's a signal that he wants to be sure that there really are going to be initiatives on which he can have an impact and not be in the kind of position he was in the first term when he was more often than not overruled.
MARGARET WARNER: Do you think that — you don't think that the White House is pretty well orchestrating who's leaving and who's not?
DAVID BROOKS: I think it's more fluid than that. This is not a White House that kicks people out. And so I don't think they're kicking people out. I really don't think they've thought about it until the past few days and they're processing it methodically. I don't think there's a strategy yet. I think they're feeling things through.
MARGARET WARNER: All right. David and Tom, thank you.


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Lillie I. Berry
WAURIKA, Okla. — Lillie Imogene Berry, 85, of Wichita Falls, formerly of Waurika, Okla., died Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012, in Wichita Falls.
Funeral services at 2 p.m. today at Dudley Funeral Home Chapel in Waurika with Chuck Brown officiating. Burial in Waurika Cemetery under the direction of Dudley Funeral Home.
Survivors include daughters, Jackie Berry of Wichita Falls, Judy Greenroyd of Ringling, Okla., Lalonnie McGlocklin of Milburn, Okla.; sons, Johnny Berry of Waurika, Melvin Copeland and Ricky Copeland, both of Colorado Springs, Colo.; 15 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren; brother, Bill Cassell of Salinas, Calif.
Online guestbook at www.dudleyfuneralhomes.com.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Wichita Falls, 4909 Johnson Road, Wichita Falls, Texas 76130 or to the Alzheimers Association or the Waurika Volunteer Fire Dept.
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Crime Beat (April 13)
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27-year-old man charged in thefts
A 27-year-old man was in custody Thursday at the Wichita County Jail on charges of theft stemming from two alleged vehicle burglaries.
Harold Don Wolfe III, address listed in the 600 block of Fillmore, was charged with two counts of theft under $1,500 with two or more previous convictions, according to arrest warrant affidavits. Wolfe's bond was set at $100,000.
According to the affidavits:
On March 23, Wichita Falls police went to Webfire, 3406 McNeil, on a report of two vehicle burglaries.
Both victims said someone forcibly entered their vehicles and stole items inside while parked at their place of employment. Both vehicles had windows broken out.
The value of the items stolen and the damage to the vehicles was estimated at $1,000.
Police reviewed video surveillance footage recorded during the alleged burglaries. The footage showed another vehicle pulling into the parking lot and parking behind the victims' vehicles.
A man was seen breaking out the windows, taking the items, then driving off. Officers located the suspect's vehicle in the 2800 block of Roanoke.
Wolfe was identified as the suspect in the video. A records check showed Wolfe has three previous convictions for theft.
Two charged in fire at school
Two teenage girls were arrested in late March in connection with a fire at Wichita Falls High School.
Lindsey Lea Meyer, 17, and Holly Michelle Kasparek, 18, were charged with arson, according to probable cause affidavits. Both suspects had bonds set at $7,500 each.
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On March 28, Wichita Falls firefighters were sent to Wichita Falls High School on a fire alarm.
The principal notified investigators that two students had set a poster on fire earlier. A video showed two females, identified as Meyer and Kasparek, setting fire to the poster.
One suspect reportedly admitted to the act, saying Meyer had set the fire while Kasparek blocked her from view.
Both were arrested and taken to the Wichita County Jail without incident.
DWI suspect is arrested
On Wednesday about 12:32 a.m., Wichita County Sheriff's deputies made a traffic stop in the 2000 block of Kemp Boulevard.
The 28-year-old driver was arrested. He was transported to the Wichita County Detention Center and was charged with driving while intoxicated with open container.
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