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A seagull flies under the Blue Water Bridges in thick fog Dec. 5, 2015 in Port Huron.
Inmates in the female pod of the St. Clair County Jail enjoy a brief moment of sunlight in a corner of the concrete walled yard. The jail has had to pay to house female inmates at other county jails due to overcrowding.
Perception, of Kean's Yacht Club, competes in Class Q during the start of the Port Huron-to-Mackinac Island sailboat race Saturday, July 18, 2015 on Lake Huron.
Spectators grab umbrellas and head for shelter near the concession stand as a storm approaches during a division 2 softball and baseball finals Saturday, May 30, 2015 at Algonac High School.
A sheriff's deputy takes care of the homeowners dogs as firefighters from five area fire departments work the scene of a barn and garage fire Thursday, April 16, 2015 in the 5200 block of Jeddo Road in Grant Township.
Lanterns are released during a candle-light vigil in memory of 5-year-old Mackenzie Maison Friday, May 29, 2015 in the 800 block of Oak Street in Port Huron.
Alma resident Frank Welling carries a bucket to mend a patch of fencing as his herd follows along single-file Sept. 21 in the field behind his home. In addition to having their own names, "they each have their own unique personality," Welling said."I sell the more rowdy ones, and breed the ones that are calm and friendly," he said. "The kids learn their temperament from their parents."
A firefighter from Yale/Brockway Township fire department battles a fire in a corn field Saturday, April 18, 2015 in the 14000 block of Yale Road in Lynn Township.
Kylie Guyette, 11, of Clyde Township, gets help securing her hat from her mother, Penny Guyette, left, and friend Erinn Bowling, while on her horse, Paris, during the St. Clair County 4-H and Youth Fair Tuesday, July 21, 2015 at Goodells County Park.
Tom Davis releases a homing pigeon after Tessa, a German Short-haired Pointer, successfully traced the scent and found the bird August 9, 2013 at Davis' home in Sylvania Township. Davis began the sport of field trial in 1970, and has since won eight national championships with the dogs he has trained. "I was hooked," Davis said. "What your dog does is a bit of an extension of yourself as a trainer, it is a big of an ego trip. I enjoy watching young dogs when their light bulb goes on and they finally get what to do."
GN - James Donald VanCallis' lawyer, Dean Ankouny, rests his arm on his shoulder and whispers in his ear as Macomb County Chief of Homicide William Cataldo looks on during VanCallis' arraignment Thursday October 9, 2014 at 42-1 District Court in Romeo. James Donald VanCallis, 32, of Wales Township, is charged with first-degree murder, felony murder and assault with intent to commit sexual penetration in the July slaying of 14-year-old April Millsap of Armada.
Army National Guard Sgt. Steven Riske embraces his daughter Kadyn, 3, after she greeted his return home with a small American flag August 26 in front of his High Street home in Mount Pleasant. Riske returned to his wife and three daughters after serving a nearly nine-month tour of duty in Kuwait. "He's been gone a long time," said his five-year-old daughter Gracelyn.
12 car driver Sam Hornish Jr. dances with his daughter Addison, 5, before the NASCAR Nationwide Alliance Truck Parts 250 June 15, 2013 at Michigan International Speedway.
"That girl has no idea how awesome her dad is," an anonymous fan shouted in the distance.
Rob Curtis, a former Toledo outlaw motorcycle club biker who still goes by the nickname "Bam-Bam," left behind his life of drug abuse and crime after reading scripture. When met with strange looks while attending traditional churches, "Bam-Bam" decided to form his own- Heaven's Highway Biker Church, the first of its kind in the area. "We call it a biker church, but you don't have to be a biker to come," Mr. Curtis said. "We're here to love on anybody."
"Big Mike" Wallace holds his hands in the air as he prays along with his wife Sue, grand-daughter Coryn during service August 14, 2013 at Heaven's Highway Biker Church in Oregon.
Wauseon residents Torrie Flores sits with her fiance Chris Mullins and their children, Laela Mullins, 4, and Lennox Mullins, 2, as they watch a screening of Monsters University June 29, 2013 at the Field of Dreams drive-in in Liberty Center. "It's fun to be outside in the summer and bring the kids," Flores said.
Conservation Technician Jeff Boyer picks up a frame to be prepared for the upcoming exhibit "Fresh Impressions: Early Modern Japanese Prints" September 23, 2013 at the Toledo Museum of Art. Boyer used a drill to attach metal mounting brackets to the frames. "The friction from the drill causes the cherry wood to burn, it has the most fantastic smell," Boyer said. The exhibit is set to open on October 4.
Michigan senior Jeremy Gallon (21) reaches for a pass on Akron senior Malachi Freeman (20) and narrowly misses during a game September 14, 2013 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor. Michigan won 28-24.
Ann Arbor resident Monica Fink poses wearing early 19-century clothing September 3 in the University of Michigan Law Library in Ann Arbor, Mich. Fink enjoys vintage clothing and utilizes social media such as blogging to share her passion.
Bolts of lightning fill the sky near the Veterans Memorial Skyway bridge as severe storms move through the Toledo area around midnight June 13, 2013.
FEA - A couple on custom built LED-illuminated bicycles look to the sky during the Family Night fireworks celebration July 10, 2014 at Desmond Landing on the St. Clair River in downtown Port Huron.
FEA - Ceionna Simpson, 10, leaps in the air as she watches her reflection in the front window while her sister, E'Lena Simpson, 8, plays on the couch with the family dog, Bella, Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014 at their home in Fort Gratiot. The girls, who had been living in foster care with Chad and Michele Simpson for two years, were official adopted by them two days later on the 31st. "The first week we were fostering Ceionna and E'Lena, I came home to a note taped to my bedroom door asking us to please adopt them," Michele Simpson said. "Ceionna and E'Lena went through hunger and homelessness," she said. "They never knew where they would be sleeping at night, and sometimes they would be left alone." The Simpsons have a third adopted daughter, Jazmyne, 11, and three biological children. "They take care of us. Now we don't have to move a lot, and we have food and clothing now," Ceionna said. "And when I first met my dad, I just thought he was the funniest dad ever."


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Issue date: Sunday, March 1, 1953
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Monroe Morning World (Newspaper) - March 1, 1953, Monroe, Louisiana Nortlieaft Louiiiaiui't >% Morning Newipaper The Morning World brlngt to thouiandi of Northeast Louisiana readers the latest news, Including general news and sports news appear* Ing In no other morning newspaper circulated in this area. Read th« World for your morning news of the Twin Cities. Northeast Louisiana, the nation and the world. iWonroe ng World The Weather LOUISIANA—Conslderabli cloudinecs nnd mUd Sunday and Monday; widely scattered showers and thundershowers Sunday nifilil nnd Monday and in north and west portions Suii* d 3y* AKKANSAS—Consld«rable cloudiness with moderate temperatures and scattered showers and thundershowers Sunday and Monday. MONROE—Maximum 67, minimum 49. VOL. 24.--NO. 125 Full Asêociated Pre§» And United Pre$$ MONROE, LOUISIANA, SUNDAY. MARCH 1, 1953 FIFTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE TEN CENTS i Monroe Will Be Host For Mason Meet 106th Louisiana Convocation Opens March 15 Monroe will be host to the Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons of Louisiana and the Grand Council, Royal and Select Masters of Louisiana in their annual convocations here March 15 through 17. Headquarters for the annual state affair will be the Virginia Hotel. This, the 106th convocation of the grand chapter, will be presided over by Heniy O. Hartman, of Monroe, who is Grand High Priest. The Grand Chapter of Ix)uisiana Is a part of the General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons which, with jurisdiction over most of the Royal Arch Chapters on the North American continent, has more Masons numbered in its membership than any other Masonic organltation in the world. In addition to the members and officers of the Grand Chapter and Grand Council of I^uisiana, the Monroe meetings will be attended by several officers of the General Grand Chapter and the General Grand Council. Frank Simmons, of Canada, first Grand Principal, the office that corresponds In the U. S. to Grand High Priest, has made reservations and plans to be In Monroe throughout the meetings, as will many Grand Chapter and Grand Council officers from neighboring states. A full schedule has been arranged making provision for each of the ceremonies and other activities that characterize the annual York RIt« convocations as follows: Sunday, March 15, 2 p. m. the Kail^ts of the York Cross of ^ Honor will confer its order at the I Masonie Temple. At S p. m. the f ■ Order of the Silver Trowel will be ^ conferred at the temple foUowed at 7:M p. m. with the Divine and Memorial services at the First lOMiiteQ«« m Tw«sftfa pftf«} U. s. Seeking Middle East DefensePact WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 (iB-The United ^ates acclaimed the development of a strong new defease aiaSat Red aggression in one sec-' tor of the Middle East today. But la another sector, troubled Iran, ; officials found cause for grave con-\ cern. These were the conflicting reactions to developments in the strategic region wliere the United States and its allies have vital oil operations and through which many key communication routes pass: 1. The State Department hailed as a contribution to "the free world's defense against aggression" the signing of a defense pact by Greece and Turkey with Communist but anti-Husslan Yugoslavia. This closes a gap in the defense system lying between Southern Russia, the satellite Balkans and the region of the Eastern Medlter ranean in the Middle East. 2. Mob demonstrations in Tehran by rival supporters of the Shah of Iran and Premier Mossadegh were watched closely by officials here for any evidence that they might lead to a political upheaval. Any upsurge of Communist political power here would threaten the security of the whole world. Ever since the North Atlantic Treaty was developed and formation of the Western European-Mediterranean defense system was undertaken, strategists here have been inclined to look upon the problems of Europe and the Middle East as essentially inter-related. The new pact means that Yugoslavia and Greece-Turkey now can plan a common defense. It does not, however, close the gap between Yugoslavia and Italy — a division caused not only by years of distrust and by the postwar quarrel over Trieste but also by deep differences or attitude toward the Roman Catholic church. In Iran, American officials have been fearful for a long time of an ^ternal political crisis which the feeds might exploit to eventually f deliver Iran into Soviet domination. 'ii ri i ' r ii YES WE ARE OPEN Todoy we are open from 10 o. m, until 12 noon to take wont ads for the Mondoy NEWS-STAR— WORLD. CALL 5161 the wont od number let 0 wont ad in the NEWS-STAR —WORLD help you. Ask oboMt our low 7-time rote with cofKellotion privileges. Chiang Tells Free China To Mobilize TAIPEH, Sunday. March 1 Otneralisslmo Chiang Kai - shek called on Formosa and the rest of free Cbina Saturday to mobilize all its manpower and resources and speed united efforts for recovery of the Chinese Communist mainland in the near future. In his first message since President Elsenhower lifted the ban on operations by Nationalist military forces against the Reds, Chiang said; "The moment of our counterattack Is drawing nearer and nearer. . . . "Hundreds of millions of our compatriots are suffering from oppression at the hands of Russian puppets and are eagerly looking to us to deliver them at an early date." The veteran Nationalist leader Issued a 7,000 word statement on the eve of the third anniversary of his reassumption of the presidency of the Republic of China. Chiang recalled that when he resumed office the entire mainland was lost, the nation was shaken to its foundation and there was danger on all sides. He said that "innumerable difficultés" had been overcome in the following years. He urged redoubled efforts to reduce expenses and Increase production "at this time when feverish preparations are being made for counterattacking the mainland." However, observers did not interpret this to mean that a counterattack against the China mainland was Imminent, or even liisely to occur at all In 1953. Military authorities felt that until Chiang is assured adequate naval and air support, his chances of a successful drive against the mainland were severely limited. Chiang said the two main points of the political program for 1953 would be In fulfilling the "land to the tiller" farm reform program and starting a four-year plan of Industrial and agricultural development, aimed at making Formosa self-sufficient. Annual Delhi Livestock Show Opens Monday DELHI, Feb. iSpeciaH- A parade by dorens of bands from schools throughout Northeast Ixiuls-iana will formally open the 13th annual Northeast l/>uisiana l-ive-stock show here Monday and show officials Saturday were predicting record-busting entries in both beef and dairy cattle divisions. The newly-enlarged exhibit space will house livestock entries from eight states. In addition, the show will feature what officials term the largest poultry exhibit In the history of the stock show. On the sidelines, a variety of entertainment programs have been arranged for visitors who are expected to flock here from throughout north Ivoulsiana. Tops among these Is the square dance series which will t>e held Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday beginning at 7 p.m. Breeds from Nebraska, Kansas, Illinois, Tennessee, Mississippi, I^ulslana, Texas and Arkansas will compete for the $10,000 premium list offered In the show. Aber-deen-Angus, Herefords, shorthorn, Board Okays Expansion Of LSU Stadium Supervisors Vote 8 To 5 In Favor In Long Session BATON ROUGE, Feb. 2» (» — The Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors voted 8-5 today to e.xpand the football stadium after a six - hour mcetin.g that suddenly exploded with an exchange of harsh words. There were hints of law suits and an unsuccessful attempt to have the athletic department Investigated. The action was taken in an atmosphere that several board members described as "the most controversial Issue to face this university since the days of the Louisiana scandals." The stadium expansion project had provoked a storm of public controversy throughout the state in recent w-eeks. For nearly four and a half hours, board members listened quietly and earnestly to a series of speakers who argued the merits of accepting or postponing action on a bid to Increase the present stadium capacity to 65.0^ seats by enclosing the south end with 20,000 seats. Opponents of the stadium project urged a new campus library as the university's greatest and most immediate need. They cited LSU President Troy H. Middleton as their authority. He remained silent during the debate. When voting time came, the meeting suddenly burst open at the seams as Mrs. Margaret Dixon. a Baton Rouge board member, called for a "stem to stern" investigation of the LSU athletic department. Within a few minutes, member Tom Dutton of New Orleans threatened he might sue member Thomas I^eigh of Monroe for "crowning calumnies" contained In a letter circulated among board members. Dutton said "I might turn I this over to my attorney." i The board rejected the Investigation of the athletic department j by a 9-3 vote. ' When the meeting ended. L^igh and Dutton were still glaring at each other and Inquiring about the other's "solvency" In the event of Angry Iranian Demonstrators Force Mossadegh Into Refuge Shah Loyalists Drive Premier To U.S. Offices (ConUuuid OB TwfUm P«|») March Scheduled For Quiet Entry The weather man says March will tiptoe Into the Twin Cities today like a lamb, which according to the Wd adage means It's going to kick up a ruckus on the way out. Mild weather Is seen by the forecaster for today with a possibility of showers tonight. Yesterday's mild weather saw the mercury climb to 67 degrees with a low of 49. «Continued cm Twelfth Page) Palace Opens Anniversary Celebrations j For the second time in its history, : the Palace in Monroe is "cutting a birthday cake" for Hs custom-I ers throughout North I^ouisiana. ! The occasion Is the golden annl-j versary of the department store, i marking the close of the first bO years of Its service. The event began yesterday with ceremonies in which Monroe's Mayor John Coon cut the ribbon to throw open the store to the public, and It will continue through tomorrow and Tuesday. And with the announcement of this unique anniversary event came the answer to the puzzling equation—"25 plus 25 equals 20"— which has been published In the Monroe News-Star and Morning World for the past two weeks. The solution is "25 years plus 25 years equals a 20 per cent reduction of all Items In the Palace, except those fair traded," according to Jack Masur, president and manager of the store. The Palace has not made a policy pf conducting sales during its half-century of service, and the only other such event was staged by the store In 19!^ on the occasion of Its twenty - fifth anniversary, Masur explained. The current celebration Is built around the theme of "slicing the cake" for the patrons who have made possible the growth of the Palace, he said. 'Rivets' To Begin In Monday World B R A N D E I) — Mexican actress Rosaura Revu-eltas held in El Paso without bail by U. S. Immigration authorities on charges of entering the country illegally. The Mexican Academy Award stars latest picture, "S a 11 of the Earth'', was branded "a new w'eapon of Russia" by California congress-m a n Donald Jackson, (NEA Telephoto) TrooperSlays Self With Gun j At Home Here I Harry .McGcp, 38, state police sergeant stationed at Troop F shot i himself Saturday shortly after 5 p. m. at his residence. 2.317 Trenton, with his regulation M Smith-Wesson police revolver. Dr, J. T. French, Ouachita par-i ish coroner, declared the state po-I lice officer's death as suicide, j French stated that no note was I found. I Coroner French said that the sin-I gle blast of the gun was fired j through McGee's mouth. I McGee, who went to work for the state police In 1940. had been on sick leave from the department i since Feb. ID. After taking sick leave absence he entered St. Francis Sanitarium and was discharged Sunday, Feb. 22 after physicians reported no visible disorders. Chief Jeff Caldwell of the West Monroe police and the Ouachita Parish Sheriff's department stated that Sgt. McGee and his wife had returned home frofri* Baton Rouge between 4:45 and 5 p. m. yesterday, canceling a proposed trip to New Orleans, The couple had gotten as far as Baton Rouge when McGee declared that he "wanted to go home because be was so nervous he didn't think he could complete the trip," Caldwell said. Shortly after arriving home he undressed In his bedroom of the two-story home and asked his wife to make him some coffee. She was In the kitchen when she heard the single blast of the .38. Upon arriving In the room she found McGee lying on the bed. the pistol on his chest. Caldwell stated that after Mrs. McGee left the room the sergeant left the bed and walked approximately 16 feet to the closet where he got his pistol from a shelf. Relatives stated that McGee had spent more than a week without being able to sleep. He had stated Van Fleet Will Brief Ike On War Situation General, President Meet Wednesday With Top Officials AUGUSTA, Ga., Feb. 28 m— President Eisenhower will get a first hand report on the Korean War at a Washington conference Tuesday with Gen. James A. Van Fleet, just returned to the United States from command of the Eighth Army in Korea. The President and Van Fleet will meet at tlie While House at 12:30 p.m., talk privately for a half hour, then lunch at the mansion with Gen. George C. Marshall, a group of Pentagon officials and congressional leaders. Marshall was Army chief of staff during World War II and he served during the Truman administration as secretary of state and later as secretary of defense. Eisenhower's press secretary. James C. Hagerty, announced plans for the Tuesday conference and luncheon as the President spent another day on the golf course at the Augusta National Club. He plans to fly back to Washington tomorrow afternoon. Eisenhower was awaiting the arrival here late today of Bobby Jones, golfing immortal, at whose cottage the President is staying. Eisenhower has painted a portrait of Jones and arranged to pre-.^ent it to the one-time grand slam champion of the links. The Eisenhower-Van Fleet meeting v.'ill i)e their first since early December u'hf-r» the President made a pre-inaugural trip to Korea in search of a way to end the stalemated war. Jes'Ramblin Future space- ship travelers to the moon can stop worrying about that safe- arrival telegram to the little woman hack home. F'. R. Dawson. Western l.'nion manager, solemnly announced Saturday that high altitude tests of the new facsimile telegraph, that flashes messages in "picture'' form at the push of a htitinn, proved that the machine works perfectly at 40,-000 feet, — in other words about eight miles up. Mr. Dawson says It should work equally well at a 100-mile altitude where outer space begins and the air is so rarified. it is almost a complete vacuum., and the moon? well Its maximum distance from the earth (if you are interested) Is only about 252.000 miles away If the wind Is with you. The stratosphere facsimile lest required no rocket flight into wild blue yonder. What Western Union engineers did wa.s this; In their New York City laboratories, 100 feet up on the ninth floor, they sealed a stripped down facsimile machine inside a glass evacuation bell. An exhaust pump, in a half hour, sucked the air from inside the glass bell. Finally a special meter registered 40,000 feet- YOU'RE SEEING TRIPLE, TWICE i—With their triplets in identical strollers, Mrs. Arthur E. Bishop (left), 19, and Mrs. Robert J. Lorge, 26, compare notes on common problems during an airing of their offspring as they chanced to meet w^hile walking in Long Beach, Calif. The two women, both of whom are named Mary, live only three-quarters of a mile apart. Murderer Stops Play On Murder SUNDOWN, Tex., Feb. 28 (AP)—A clean-cut teacher quietly interrupted a murder play rehearsal to ki!! a friend he accused of forcing his wife to make love. Blond Jack Killings worth. 29. :-------------------- ----- fold his story today to reporters and officers at a i)ond hearing in nearby l^evclland. The man he killed last night was Richard McChristial, 37, muscular vocational agriculture teacher at Sundown High School. Killingsworth said "I went crazy" when hi«; wife (old him the family friend had forced her to make love to him. The yoimg high school shop Senators Told Security Risks Hold High Jobs NEW YORK, Feb. 2R r — men rejected for posts with the Voice of America for security teacher, an amateur gunsmith who ' reasons now hold "high portions" boasts he can bit a running coyote ¡under the U. S. high cnmmsssioner with ease, grabbed a .22 caliber to Germany, a witness said today. Emergency Session Of Parliament Called After Flight TEHRAN, Iran, Feb. 28 (AP)—Mobs supporting the young Shah and Iran's powerful old Moslem religious leader crashed down the gates of Premier Mohainmed Mossadegh's home today with a jeep and forced the aged Premier ; to flee to Parliament. * The Shah. Mohammed Kcza Pah-levi, who bears the title of Em- j peror of f'mperors, cancelled plans i to leave Iran, The Premier's escape was made under covering gunfire of his residence guardsmen. ; Some Demonstrators were ' wounded but their leader, driving the jeep through the garden gates as a battering ram. entered the front door of the house as Mossadegh, clad in pajamas, fled from I the rear. j Mossadegh took refuge first in ; the adjoining offices of the U. S. : government's Point Four program i and then in the usually Inviolate j Parliament Building. In rapid order: ! Mossadegh held an emergency Cabinet meeting during his flight, j Parliament met in ex!r«nrdinary • session with Mossadegh present in pajamas. Thi» Shah hroadca«» to all Iranians his determination to .stay in his country. Af^er Mossadegh reached the sanctuary of Parliament, it was reported late tonight he ordered hi.s bed and food broucht In. This usually indicate.s an extended slay during political upheaval*;. The attack on his house wa.« considered * threat to hi«? safety; Iranian public figures under ilireat traditionally can camp in Parliament until the situation (-nais off. The Shah and Mossadpch ha\e diifered in the past over the Shah's po.stwar campaign for land redis- semi-automatic rifle and went out to cet McChristial. He found him at the hich school Sen. Joseph McCarthy's Senate subcommittee Invcsticating pn«;si-ble s\ibversion and in Vairc auditorium, where McChristial was operations heard the testimony on learninn a role in the faculty play, a murder mystery called "Meet the Body." All 13 members of the cast were a nationally televised hearing. The witnes!, James F. Thompson, facilities manager for the Voice, said the men ^vcre Ed present for the Friday night re- Schechter. now chief of the L'. S. A wire-haired terrier with an Insatiable appetite for telephone cords, plus the World War II addiction of U. S. Navy bluejackets for canine company aboard ship, plus a land-locked sailor with evenings heavy on his hands, gave the world "Rivets," Already famous on two continents, "Rivets" comes to the comic strips—and to the pages of the Morning World, tomorrow fresh from eight years as a featured cartoon in one of America'! largest magazines. Described as "the dog with a thousand expressions," ''Rivets'* ia the creation of George Stxta, a big, ioft-voiced vetertn of the eiriooa trad« wbo wai bimseU nationally knowi before the wistful little wire-halr came out of his Ink bottle. Slxta was also the landlocked sailor—result of his enlistment In the navy shortly after World War II Involved the United States, and his assignment as a specialist first class to map-making duties in Washington. In the navy's public delations office, Slxta watched numerous photographs come through from the ships, and in many of them there were mascots, and • lot of the mascots were dogs. This set the sailor-cartoonist to thinking of Terry, the wiie-haired terrier which btd been the private mascot of (cmubum m T9$um rtm (Continued m Twelfth Two Transferred To Penitentiary Two men were transferred from the Ouachita parish jail to the state penitentiary at Angola Saturday by E. L. Walker, chief Investigator for the sheriff and district attorney offices, Ouachita parish Sheriff Bailey Grant identified the men as George Henry Lee, 19, Negro, and Dave Franklin, Lee was sentenced to three years after pleading guilty to a charge of burglary of $27 in Ice cream from the Swaya^ school on the night of Feb. 13, He wns arrested the night of Feb. 16. Franklin was found guilty of aggravated burglary and giveii • 3J year Mntenet. (ConUnlied on Twelith Page) Exemption On Homesteads Is Not Affected Considerable apprehension on the j part of Ouachita parish property ! owners has been aroused by the I recent publication of a statement of I Governor Robert F. Kennon to the j effect that he favors abandoning of the property tax by the state and leaving thi.s collection to the local I governments. Ouachita parish Tax Assessor Bert Coverdale has been contacted to determine if this means the elimination of homestead exemptions to home owners and has called attention to the following press statement: "In his press conference, the governor made clear he was not suggesting elimination of homestead exemptions." When contacted, Coverdale stated emphatically that Governor Ken-non's statement In no way Inter-fears with the present homestead exemption allowance to bona-fide homeowners. Coverdale further urged everyone entitled to the exemptions to come by his office and sign the application as soon as possible. Coverdale again reminds homeowner« that the deadllny for signing these txemptiott appUcatioiwi is May IS. hearsal. Killingsworth said he called to McChristial, "I want to see you. Mac.'* Then it went like this, according to Killin£;sworth; ISIcChristial walked outside with him, Killingsworth told him the reason for the talk and said, "I ju.st wanted to know why you w'ould do a thing like that." They were standing beside Killings -worth's car. McChristial slumped Into the front seat and said, "I don't know." Killingsworth rcached into the car and took his rifle from the seat. •'Jack, for God's sake, don't do it!" McChristial said. radio branch in Bonn, and Theodore Kaglian, who was chief of the press section in Gcimany. Thompson said his own office had to work with the (ncn and that his department suficred "m-ordinate dela\'s" in developiuii a radio plant in Munich during the past four years. Earlier, two Voice nffitials testified that the Slate Def)artment ' ordered suspension of anti-Com-i munist broadcasts to Israel last December — just two weeks after the Prague anti-Semitic trials. These witness were Gerald Doo-hcr, chief of the Voice's Near Kast and .^sia service, and his suhonii-nate. Sidney Glazer. chief of the Voice's Hebrew service. "It was a well struck blow for Killingsworth emptied the 11 bul-; the Communist powers," he added, lets in the magazine into .McChris- Dooher said the order came on Ual's body, ; Dec. 9 from Reed Harris, then Killingsworth returned to the au- acting administrator of the Inter-ditorium. He told elementary! national Information Adminis-school principal Claude Tucker he Uration (TIA* in the absence of had shot his friend. 1 Dr. Wilson M. Compton. 'Sam Spade KOd With One Punch HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 28 UP~Ac-tress Ida Lupino, her husband Howard Duff and a restaurant owner engaged in a fist-swinging, water-throwing fracas on the Sunset Strip early yesterday morning, the principals told reporters today. The restaurant man. Jack Buchtel, said Duff, after an argument with Miss Lupino, came up to him and threatened him. "I knocked him flat," said Buchtel. ''Then she grabbed a glass of water and threw it over Duff, trying to revive him. He got up again and started at me. 1 knocked him down a second time. That made Ida mad. She got another glass of w»ter «Dd threw it «t mt. "I figured it was time to leave." Admitting a "misunderstanding" between her husband and the restaurant owner, Miss Lupino said: "I wasn't even sitting with my husband when it started, 1 had walked to the opposite end of the bar to speak to a friend who came in. I looked around and saw this gentleman—I heard later U was Mr. Buchtel—push my hu.sband. Howard lost his balance. "I asked a lady behind the bar to get a glass of w'ater, I didn't want any more trouble. I sprinkled the water over my husband. . . . "I cannot understand why Mr. Buchtel says there was an argu-mtnt between my husband and mt.'* Duff declined comment. Kick-off Dinner For Crippled Is Set For Monday A campaign kick-off dinner for the Ouachita Parish Society for Crippled Children and Aiiuits will be held at the France.s Hold Monday at which time plan'^ will be coinpleled for the annual Ilaster ."^eai driv<% H, L, Hoss, prcsitlcnt of the society, has annouac«({. The actual fund-raisln.t' di ivp will be Kill on March 5 wiion the seals will he sent to lfi,(KK) persons in Ujuachita parish. Money obtained from the sale of the seals will he used for the caring of 300 to 400 crippled children and adults in thif parish. The money is kept on hand and used as needed by the local persons whom the Ouachita parish Society for Crippled Children and •\dults feel are in need of any of the cares provided by the organization. The program this year will b<* expanded to include scoutinc for crippied children, group meetings ! for the parents of crippled chil-(Iren. The purpose, Ross said, of 'these parent group meetings will he to instruct them how to deal with crippled children in the home and to make the necessary adjustments for normal, happy life, j 'This program has proved to be i one of the most successful in the j city and parish due to the fact that I it is active 12 months of the year.*' j Ross said. "The board of director* I meets one time a month to go over the problems of crippled children with the view of helping to bring them back to a normal life. Many j business and professional men and j women are donating their time and I money, hoping that there will be : enough funds to carry on the work I of the society. ! "It is important hat upon receipt of the seals, persons send their money to the headquarters in order that we might be able to carry on the work for the crippled children and adults in Ouachita parish,*' he stated. Officers in the society are R. L, Ross, president; Mrs. Henry Hinkle, vice-president; John Breard» treasurer; and Mn. Mae Modei, secretary* ;

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Emmanuel Macron
Minister of the Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs
139 rue de Bercy
75572 PARIS Cedex 12
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I am remodeling the basement of our 1 1/2 year old home located in Central PA. The walls are poured and there has been no signs of moisture or water. The outside of the foundation was coated with black tar. I have been told to paint the interior walls with Dryloc before framing the walls. Is this necessary? I realize it will not actually stop leaks,but does it help with condensation? What about the bottom plate of the walls? Are regular 2x4s ok or would an aluminum bottom plate be better? (In case there ever is water). Any vapor barrier info would be appreciated too. Thanks in advance.
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poured walls....
they coated outside with black tar,ok, but this does NOT mean the walls were 'Waterproofed'...they may have 'damproofed'....there is a difference!
....Read first couple paragraphs ok? And then the 5th para "To permanently stop water & water vapor from entering your foundation walls, you need to Waterproof them. Damprrofing is an inexpensive way to meet the lowest minimum standard of the building code"....."Don`t CONFUSE waterproofing with damproofing, not for a moment"
Also, the Backfilling process is Very important, see 6th,7th para`s http://www.yodergroup.com/concrete.asp
Winston, look REAL close at your poured walls, if there are 'rod holes' they will usually be about knee high AND shoulder high from the bsmt floor. You `n others want to make certain EACH rod hole is totally packed/sealed 'Before' doing remodeling!
IMO, no way any paint will help with excessive humidity/condensation or water entering etc. One will need to either correctly stop any water intrusion or deal directly with excessive humidity, Paint doesn`t do either. yeah, some claim this `n that...if it makes you/others feel better then paint away.
Also imo, do Not put plastic up against basement walls. This can cause condensation `n mold....check those rod holes!
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National parks are ideal destinations for summer vacations: They're relatively inexpensive, appropriate for all ages, and brimming with entertaining activities. Even with the high season (May to October) upon us and increased fees kicking in, there are ways to save on a trip to a national park. Cheapism.com rounded up 13 tips for exploring these awesome places without spending a lot of money.
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Get There on Amtrak.You can take a train to many national parks thanks to the Amtrak to Parks program, which offers special deals combining travel, lodging, and discounted park fees. Some of the most popular parks in the program are Glacier, Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Everglades, Sequoia and Kings Canyon, and Rocky Mountain. Dozens of national monuments, battlefields, and historic sites are also included in the program, which provides optional tour guides and itineraries.
Go on Fee-Free Days.Park entrance fees have risen across the country, so they are a smart place to look for savings. The simplest way to avoid entrance costs is to take advantage of designated free-fee days. The remaining fee-free days in 2015 are August 25 (National Parks Services Birthday), September 26 (National Public Lands Day), and November 11 (Veterans Day). For 2016, look for centennial specials as the Park Service celebrates its 100th year.
Use Your Affiliations.Many parks waive entrance fees for certain classes of people, including seniors (over 62), military personnel, and the permanently disabled. Children under 16 always enter free. Be sure to ask about any discounts that might be relevant for any of your party members; these savings can sometimes apply to a whole group if one person qualifies.
Carpool.Not only will you save money on gas by piling family and friends into one car, you'll also save on entrance fees. Most national parks charge per vehicle rather than per person, which can make the tight squeeze worth it. Within large parks, take advantage of free shuttles and try to avoid buying gas until you get back to civilization, where it's more affordable.
Get There by Foot, Bicycle, or Water.Pedestrians, bicyclists, and kayakers enjoy reduced entrance fees at most national parks, often more than 50 percent off. Two parks that have particularly easy water access are Olympic National Park in Washington and Acadia National Park in Maine.
Buy a Pass.If you plan to visit several sites in the national park system this year, consider purchasing an annual pass from the National Park Service. For $80 a year, a pass provides unlimited access to hundreds of federally operated recreation sites, including all 59 national parks. The pass covers everyone in a car if the entrance fee is per vehicle, or the pass holder and up to three other adults if the entrance fee is per person.
Volunteer.Volunteer vacations allow you to experience a park while helping with conservation efforts. Wilderness Volunteers charges $299 for a weeklong trip, with all food and accommodations provided. Volunteers do have to pay for transportation to their site, but the organization runs projects all over the West and a few in the East, so if you pick something close to home, this could be a good deal. Other programs to consider are run by the American Hiking Society and the Sierra Club. The national parks also reward volunteers: Anyone who does 250 hours of volunteer work in the parks is eligible for a free annual pass.
Camp or Stay in a Cabin.Planning to stay overnight? Camping is your cheapest option, but campgrounds are often filled to capacity in the summer. Reserve a spot ahead of time at Recreation.gov. Staying in a cabin on park grounds is another budget-friendly option. And inexpensive motels outside many national parks cater to frugal visitors who balk at the rates inside.
Use Online Deals.If you're planning to fly, book a motel, or rent a car for your trip, check Expedia and Orbitz for deals. The discount travel site Cosmos offers GoParks! tours affiliated with the National Parks Foundation. Web-savvy travelers also use Facebook and Twitter to find special offers through individual companies. The earlier you start looking, the more deals you are likely to encounter.
Avoid Tourist Traps.Don't buy travel essentials on park grounds, where they tend to be expensive. Pick up cheap sunscreen, bug spray, batteries, and other supplies before you go. Food is also more costly onsite and sometimes hard to come by, so bring snacks, beverages, and even meals with you. Just be sure to follow park regulations for food storage, so bears don't make off with your picnic basket.
Buy or Rent Used Gear.If you rarely hike or camp, don't spend a ton of money on new gear for your trip. Instead, head to a secondhand store or scour the web (Amazon, eBay, craigslist, etc.) for gently used items. Another tip: Go to Freecycle.org and find people in your neighborhood giving away unwanted outdoor gear for free. Don't see what you're looking for? Request what you need.
Explore the Full National Park System.The National Park Service maintains protected landmarks, including monuments, preserves, memorials, and recreational areas, that are similar to national parks but cheaper to visit. With 348 sites in addition to the 59 national parks, there are lots of interesting options to choose among, ranging from natural rock formations to historic burial grounds. Entrance is often free and rarely more than $10. For example, at the spectacular national monument Utah Natural Bridges, entry is $6 per car and you can camp out for about $10 a night. Other awesome sites around the country to consider are the White Sands of New Mexico ($3 entrance fee); the Castillo de San Marcos fort in St. Augustine, Florida ($10 for a week's access); Fort McHenry in Baltimore ($7 for a week's access); the Washington and Lincoln memorials in Washington, D.C. (free to enter); and Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument in Washington (free to $8 for different parts of the park).
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Theo Walcott feels it is about time Arsenal players paid back the faith of under-fire manager Arsene Wenger.
The Gunners boss has seen his position come under severe scrutiny this season after the squad laboured from one crisis to another, crashing out of both cup competitions to lower league opposition which was then followed by a comprehensive 3-1 defeat at home to Bayern Munich in the first leg of their last-16 Champions League clash.
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"If we don't perform he always takes it back on himself, but at times it is not fair because we are the players that go out there and do it.
"He definitely let's us know when we are not performing, though, which is the right way to do it."
Walcott added: "Once the team wins the first trophy, you will start to see us coming back to where we should be.
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I've never understood people who don't get how an elf ages slower than a human. After all, humans age slower than animals. We take years to learn to walk, where as numerous animals can do so almost right away.
I found this pdf that does a pretty good job (imho) at explaining how elves grow up.
Absolutely nothing. Say it again, y'all.
It's my understanding that the issue with the whole figher/wizard thing is that wizards eventually gain the ability to do amazing badass things a fighter could never hope to accomplish.
So which spells are the offenders and could someone remove most/all of them to alieviate the issue?
Any chance of us seeing a second one with the classes from APG and such? I know I'd buy it. I'm loving my NPC Codex, I just wish I had these great builds for the other base classes.
You could pull from 4e and make each save based on the better of two ability scores. Fortitude is Str/Con, Reflex is Dex/Int, Will is Wis/Cha. Giving the option for each character would help MAD builds. Might also lead to more dump stating, but that's a risk.
Impression I get is most folks drop their 3.x stuff as soon as their Pathfinder equivalents are available by Paizo or third-party providers with an occasional dip here and there from 3.x.
I'd agree. I think the most use of the backwards compatibility of Pathfinder is in 3.x settings & adventures.
I still say exploding dice is the answer.
Really? Because the 3 previous times in this thread you said so left us unsure how you felt.
=P Sorry just had to razz you for that.
Just spitballing some ideas here. To me, a minion should be able to do the following things:
- 4 of these should equal a CR of the PC's level
- hit a PC about 25% of the time
- be hit by a PC about 50% of the time
- make a saving throw about 50% of the time
- be able to do about 10% of the PC's hp in damage
- be able to take 2 hits before dying, or 1 crit hit
- probably 1 or 2 other minor special abilities (resistances, DR, regeneration, sneak attack, etc)
So what if minions had different rules than a standard monster stat block?
Neat stuff Cheapy, thanks!
So here's what I think I'm gonna go with. Let me know if you think this seems like a fair trade off of abilities.
01 - Mutagen, (ability to identify potions with Craft: Alchemy)
02 - Poison Use, Poison Resistance +2
03 - (ability to apply poisons as a move action)
05 - Poison Resistance +4
06 - Swift Poisoning
08 - Poison Resistance +6
10 - Poison Immunity
14 - Persistent Mutagen
18 - (ability to apply poisons as a immediate action)
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GM: You are now on the roof.
Since it has been brought up numerous times that while Eberron has a similar feel to Steampunk, but is technically Magitech, I was wondering if it would be feasible to replace the magitech elements with actual tech.
Here's my thoughts so far:
- lightning rails >> regular trains
- elemental airships >> zeppelin style airships
- artificers >> engineers
- dragonmark houses >> guilds
Any thoughts? Suggestions?
I'd prefer ideas on how to make this work over reasons why it wouldn't.
What I said is that the goal of the game is to have friends come together to collaboratively tell stories.
Actually the goal of the game, any game is for everyone to have fun.
End of story.
Now, if coming together to collaboratively tell stories is what is fun for you and yours, great. But don't tell others why they play the game. If someone plays for "wish fulfillment" than that is their prerogative. Regardless of in what way the person is ruining the OP's fun, he is ruining his fun. It's not your place to tell him otherwise. Saying it's just "imaginary gold" is a bad argument. By that standard, if we were say playing Monopoly, and I just reached into the bank and took and extra $30,000 you would have no grounds to complain, because it's just "imaginary" and thus doesn't matter.
Also, you keep bringing up the rape of your character, and by no means do I want to diminish how completely inappropriate I consider that action, it too was "imaginary". But consider also that the player was using magic to reach inside the heads of his allies and take knowledge without their consent. Many, if not most, would consider that a form of mental rape. I know I certainly would.
Personally I feel your argument unfairly diminishes what is happening to the OP and his friends by throwing out "Well it could be worse, he could be having his character rape yours".
Thelemic_Noun wrote: You two are being lazy buzzkills here. For shame. You asked a question, you got some answers.
You two are being lazy buzzkills here. For shame.
First of all, icarr757 is the OP, not Thelemic Noun. Secondly TN's point was that the answers given were not with the spirit of the OP's intention.
Now, for my answer, here's my $0.02 on how I'd handle Epic Pathfinder:
- continue BAB, no modifications, keeping adding iterative attacks too
- continue Base Saves
- do not continue classes past 20, instead require levels 21+ to be multiclassed or prestige classes
- expand spell slots beyond 9, but do not create new spells, simply allow them to be used for higher metamagiced spells (Quickened Wish anyone? LOL)
- new Simple Templates to increase things like DR, etc
- some kind of Epic setting, so as to not populate Golarion with Gandalfs and Eliminsters.
I don't think I left anything out, but if you can point out some aspect I missed, please bring it up.
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The Phrenic Scourge has had some major changes, but are obviously meant to be stand ins for illithids.
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But we dont have all rookies, Moore and Jarrett will be adequate enough until the rookies develop. Its not like we run 3 WR sets. I would hate TO being a Panther because when I want Panther news it will be all about him. Plus hes taking away reps from the rookies further setting back their development.
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wow 11 pages on TO and no titties, huddle you bring me shame
wasnt it always?
Yes and monkeys are close to flying out of my butt.
is that like saying dropping the kids off at the pool?
Is this really happening ?
I hope so!
The Panthers won't sign Owens for the same reason the Seahawks won't snag him.
Nobody is arguing that he isn't a great player. And I think most people feel that Owens - although he always disproves it - is READY to GROW UP!
BUT that's not the point. The point is, the Panthers like the Seahawks have some young kids they want to try out. If you bring in Owens, it's like your saying, "we have no faith in you..."
Yes. If you want to WIN NOW, trying your luck on young unproven talent doesn't make sense --- but that's the point - the team doesn't want to win now! The Panthers are convenience there will be a lock out. Their goal is to get through this season. That's it. There are no short term goals and any desire for quick fixes like Owens.
I hope its true...sign the man to a 1 year deal!!
I know he is a clown but he makes us an instant contender.
Smitty,williams,stew,T.O. is an offense to fear.
With how strong the NFC now is, we need him to compete.
Make it happen
Maybe I overlooked it, but no one said anything about developing our young QB's. I've seen this will make make it harder for our young WR's to get on the field and develop. Well not having a solid WR next to Smith is going to make it very hard for Our young QB's to Develop as well. Not saying I want T.O or anything even though I wouldn't mind it. I am just saying we need help at WR if we want Moore or Clausen to be successful.
I know that TO in Carolina will never happen, but the more i think about it, the better the idea sounds... Other than POSSIBLE lockeroom problems, it is sad that i can find about 5 or 6 good solid reasons why signing him would be a good idea.
1. he would make it impossible to double team steve smith all of the time
2. he is very strong, and would be a great blocker when called upon
3. he could help john fox keep his job
4. he has lots of experience, and could help teach our young wide recievers the subtlety of the game.
5. he is a playmaker.
6. he would be a tall red-zone and 3rd down threat. the only other tall recievers we have are either rookies, or un-proven (lafell and jarret)
7 and he would be a deadly addition to our offense as a whole.
he wouldnt be as good of an addition as anquan boldin or brandon marshall would have been, but his experience would be benificial to our young team, and he would play for alot cheaper too. OK, i will quit dreaming now...
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I will always have this opinion, and I encourage everyone else, but growing your own vegetables and fruit and making whatever else you can naturally is infinitely better and worth it then constantly buying something that is being processed. I still remember a breakfast I had on a farm a few months back (we were staying there) and the food was unbelievable for something as simple as potato salad, tomatoes, home-made toast and eggs and bacon (from the farm). I love the food we grow, and it really makes me regret all those years spent eating processed food.
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Use of systemic glucocorticoids and the risk of colorectal cancer
Version of Record online: 1 NOV 2012
DOI: 10.1111/apt.12115
© 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics
Volume 37, Issue 1, pages 146–152, January 2013
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Ostenfeld, E. B., Erichsen, R., Thorlacius-Ussing, O., Riis, A. H. and Sørensen, H. T. (2013), Use of systemic glucocorticoids and the risk of colorectal cancer. Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 37: 146–152. doi: 10.1111/apt.12115
Publication History
- Issue online: 4 DEC 2012
- Version of Record online: 1 NOV 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 9 OCT 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 21 SEP 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 26 JUL 2012
- Manuscript Received: 4 JUL 2012
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- the Karen Elise Jensen Foundation
- Department of Clinical Epidemiology's Research Foundation
Systemic glucocorticoids are potent immunosuppressants, potentially facilitating carcinogenesis. Studies examining glucocorticoids and colorectal cancer risk are few.
To investigate the association between use of systemic glucocorticoids and colorectal cancer risk, both overall and by cancer stage (localised versus metastatic).
We conducted a nested population-based case–control study in Northern Denmark (1.8 million people) using medical registries. The study included 14 158 patients with a first-time diagnosis of colorectal cancer from 1991 through 2010. Using risk set sampling, we identified 141 580 population controls, matched on age and gender. Logistic regression models were used to compute odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs), adjusting for covariates.
Frequent use of systemic glucocorticoids (defined as >2 prescriptions) was not associated with overall colorectal cancer risk [adjusted OR (aOR) = 0.93 (95% CI: 0.85–1.00)], compared with never/rare use (≤2 prescriptions). Associations according to duration of use and doses (quartiles of cumulative prednisolone equivalents) were also near the null. Examining colorectal cancer by stage, no substantial associations were found between long-term use (>5 years) of high-dose (>5500 mg) systemic glucocorticoids and localised [aOR = 1.12 (95% CI: 0.81–1.55)] or metastatic [aOR = 0.82 (95% CI: 0.59–1.14)] cancer.
Despite immunological and metabolic effects of frequent use of systemic glucocorticoids, which would be expected to increase colorectal cancer risk, we found no substantial association between the two.


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Well, we just reported that Rob Kardashian got arrested for "acting" like he was going to assault a photographer, and now we have learned Brian Austin Green (Megan Fox's Husband) is being sued for actually assaulting a photographer.
It all went down last December in Hawaii when Delbert Shaw (the photographer) was taking photos of Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green on the beach. He claims that Megan and Brian made verbal threats against him. And then sh*t hit the fan when Megan Fox said to her Husband, "Are you going to let him get away with that?" Apparently his response was, "Fu*k No!"
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The City of Urbana, as a member of the Urbana HOME Consortium, proposes to amend the City of Urbana HOME Program budget in the FY 2012-2013 Annual Action Plan (AAP). Additional HOME funds in the amount of $115,000 will be allocated to the Champaign County Regional Planning Commission, No Limits Program from unobligated HOME funds.
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"Excuse To Play" is a new casual session where members are encouraged to share what they are working on and actually play games. Members are free to bring in and share anything they want. Summer Game Jam projects, any personal work or projects or maybe even games they've purchased are a few options. I will be bringing my prototype boardgame "Derelict" hoping to find a few brave players willing to play-test it. :) I will also be bringing boardgames (I may have the new Netrunner game by then!) and several game development books on game design, procedural animation and engine design.
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Electricity theft is a major issue in the city of Kanpur. It not only involves people stealing electricity for homes but also major industries that steal electricity. This issue is highly politicized.
Deepti Kakkar and Fahad Mustafa's award winning documentary Katiyabaaz has beautifully captured this and brought to light many faces of the issue of power cuts and electricity theft in Kanpur. Deepti and Fahad have captured communal riots in Kanpur over power cuts in the city on camera. This has been shown in their documentary and incidentally, the censor board has cleared the film.
This is the first time ever that a film that has captured communal riots is being released on such a large scale.
The documentary, Katiyabaaz brings to light this issue that millions of people all over India face. The makers Deepti and Fahad have showcased a grave problem in an interesting manner.
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The owner assigned us a site with DirecTV service from our mounted antenna. The park was quite hilly but sites were fairly flat. I resented the sarcastic wording on internal stop and speed limit signs. In checking in, the owner asked my if I could behave for 4 days. My appearance is that of a senior citizen! - Bill Strong
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Ranks down there with the worst campgrounds we've been in. When we called, we were told they were booked full for the nights we wanted but if we could postpone and come in on Sunday, they would take good care of us. Couldn't make a reservation because they don't take credit cards; wouldn't even write our name down in the book for a site. When we arrived on Sunday, the owner was grumpy and acted like it was an imposition to deal with us at all. Finally, a site materials, a 30-amp, back-in, too short for a 40 ft. rig. First job was to trim the trees so the branches wouldn't scrape the roof and back of the motorhome. The interior roads have deep rutted trenches supposedly for water drainage. Rest assured, driving over them even at a crawl will rearrange everything in your cabinets...an underground pipe would do the job. The sites weren't very level but we managed. The power went off twice Sunday night; too many rigs on the same line and we had to run our generator. On the bright side, the water pressure was good and it was very quiet at night. Definitely would NOT stay here again. - Travelin' Trio
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In fact deadlifts are hard on the back just like any other exercise that does not follow good lifting practice as taught by workplace safety people.
Get overall strong. Squat and deadlift. My coach and boss who has 10 slipped discs lifts the heaviest in my gym and he is pain free.
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I've recently dropped back squats in favor of deadlift and dumbbell front squat. I found that training heavy deadlift and back squat in same session was too taxing. A front squat with a single db propped in front of works the core very well (as would any front squat). I like using a 100 lb DB and doing 10-20 reps of deep front squats. 100 lbs with a DB on front squat is actually IMO just as challenging as a back squat at nearly 200.
I am a big fan of the sumo deadlift. I have long legs and sumo deadlift is simpler because you spend less focus on getting the bar to move around your leg.
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Deadlifts (Romainian & Russian) Are not for the back I stand by what I said yes there is recruitment of some back muscles for stabilzation
We have this dissussion with many of our new " ExPHys students and I think it dates back to old school body-builders (the ones with bad backs) ,these are often the same guys who do behind the neck Lat-Pull downs ( then complain of shoulder & neck pain go figure).
If you lo ok athowyou do these (from a Bio-mechcanicanil point) you'll see that the Hamstrings (& Glute med/max) should be doing the work. Not the smaller back muscles. Most time people use thier back as the Glute(medis) and Hamstrings are weak so they wind up using the back and this is where the risk of injury sky rockets. The other point is prorper back position: in my experience those who use these exercises for the back have poor back position (rounding of the mid back) Also as most cyclists (and people in general that sit a lot) have tight Hamstrings so they have a very hard time firing those muscles.
Some good resources are the NSCA web site (National Stength and Condioning Assoc) and the ACE Personal trainers hand book.
While the EXRX site has some good info not all is up to date.
On a personal/bio-mechcanical level not a big fan of sumo-squats as I feel they put too much stress on the inner hips I much prefer to have the joints pretty much "stacked". Better stability lower risk. The gains from doing them is not worth the risk and I don't perscibe them to clients but that's just me.
In closing have you ever heard the expression " Lift with your legs not your back"
Coach TJ Cormier NSCA-CPT/USAC Level1 Coach
However it's important to point out that "back pain" is not a specific condition and there is no one exercise that would be of benefit for all back issues.
I see what you're saying. I think we generally agree it's perhaps just the percentages of effort coming from back versus legs we are differing on, not a big deal though. The posterior chain works together and the amount of effort from the different muscles will depend alot on the lifters existing strengths.
Yeah sumo squats tend to be hit or miss depending on your body type, I know some people have said they also do not like the inwards forces it can place on the knees.
Deadlift is a both a back exercise and not a back exercise.
Yes because the spinal erectors are contracting isometrically. So you could say that you are training to get a stronger isometric contraction.
No because the spinal erectors are contracting isometrically. The prime movers are the glutes and hamstrings.


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