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Issue date: Monday, February 28, 1938
Pages available: 20
Previous edition: Sunday, February 27, 1938
Next edition: Tuesday, March 1, 1938
Publication name: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
Pages available: 1,288,979
Years available: 1917 - 1977Learn more about this publication
Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - February 28, 1938, Abilene, Texas Abilene Reporter "WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT VOL NO. 282. ABILENE, TEXAS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1938 PAGES FTW PRICE 5 CENTS Express Hope For Recovery Of Pershing Physician Reveals General Takes Fluids Through Mouth For First Time in 4 Days --But NOT OUT IN IMPORTANT TEST CASE Court Upholds NLRB's Power TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. The first bulletin from the bedside of gravely ill General John J. Pershing today said he had taken fluids through the mouth for the first time in four days. The physicians last night had said they would become i "really hopeful" of the ultimate recovery of the chief of the armies if he could overcome his inability to swallow. "Although General Pershing had a very restless night he seemed somewhat better this morning and took fluids by the mouth." the bulletin given out by Dr. Roland Davison said. has been conscious much longer periods.1 His body tempera- ture has returned to almost nor- has mal level and the heart is still TUCSON. Gen. John J. Pershinsr, "definitely and ''conscious most of the time" rallied so strongly this afternoon that Dr. Roland Dav- ison found the outlook "quite been competent. Nc oxygen has administered for 35 Dr. Davison said the General's kidneys were "functioning a lit- tle now and that helped to relieve the uremic poisoning condition. TO CHECK POISONING The physician, who with Li. Col. S. U. Marietta, is attending the world war commander, said a chemical check would be made shortly to determine the amount of urernic poisoning in the blood. The report was a direct reversal of one released about one a. nu which reported the courageous war- rior was losing ground again in his endurance contest with many complications. At that time Dr. Davison said General Pershing appeared tired and somewhat weaker. Four and one-half hours egarlfer, however, Missing Rotan Man Located For Years 1938 And DOUBLE GOOD WISHES EXTENDED LEAP YEAR BIRIHDAY CLUB Congratulations today to "J. W. Smith oi Tye, who has reached the halfway mark between fcis 15th and 16th birthdays. To Dr. T. Richard Sealy of Santa. Anna who is now approaching his 14th birthday. To James Moritz Lanford, Joseph Wai- lace Hughes and Jan Dee Arthur who will celebrate their first birth- day in two more years. And to ail the other members of the Abilene Reporter-N-ews Leap Year Birthday club. Today is Feb- every four years, that they have Anna !s the president of the club. birthday celebrations. For that rea- j He was com in 1880, but has had son, double congratulations and i only 13 birthdays, good wishes for the best of every- thing in 1938 and 1939. In 1940 they will .have another birthday. J. W. Smith of Tye is the dean of Leap Year Birthday club, but at that he has observed- only 15 an- niversaries, with No. 16 coming up. j Mortiz will help blow out the eight candles on Big Sister Bobby Joyce's Joseph Wallace Hughes, 16431 South Fifth street, had a first-year; cake with a big candle last year, but no special celebration of his sec- ond year. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. NO BIRTHDAY YET But think of James Mortiz Lan- _ ford, Joseph Wallace Hughes and j j. H. Hughes, are saving that until j Jan D. were born in j he's three and then 193S, and they ha vent had even one birthday yet Next James parties more District Attorney To File Charges Against Holder Lee Holder, Rotan cafe employe who disappeared last Monday, Feb- ruary 21, was located Sunday in Breckenridge, and was arrested by Sheriff Frank Terry. Fisher county. District Attorney Otis Miller, who accompanied Terry to Breckenridge, said here today that charges, of driving an automobile while intoxi- cated, felony theft, wife and child desertion and willfully leaving a wrecked car on a state highway .would be filed against Holder. The district attorney, who is in j Abilene for a seven-week session of net court, said that Hold- i er claims he was hijacked and held prisoner from early Monday night until alter his car was wrecked near Roby at 5 o'clock Tuesday morning. According to Holder's statement to the district attorney, he was stopped by three men between Haskeil and Throckmorton about dark Monday, also that his cargo of Bv The A? Feature Service. j The British system, presents an i unusual opportunity for bright j young ariistocrais to return to po- j litical power after defeat. So it was i no surprise when cheering crowds j on London streets, scon after the j resignation of idealistic Anthony 1 Eden as foreign minister, called j him a future prime minister. In ail! England there are few brighter aris- fewer better than Capt. Eden. He has everything j excellent war record (inelud- j ing an Gilford education, a j blue-blood family and a wealthy wife. He was-bom February 29, 1860. making him 78 years of age. If 1900 had been a leap it wasn't ruary 28, tomorrow is March j already would be "sweet sis- they will have passed another year, j teen." Instead, he rtill has that to but no birthday, for it is only on j look forward to. February 29, which comes ones j Dr. T. Richard Sealy at Santa probably appreciate then. Jan Dee Arthur will observe the beginning of her third yesr. Lub- cake, and he will have one of his j bok was her home last year, and own with two tapers on it. However, i is now living in Big Spring, but the candles will have to represent j Sbe Was bom in Abilene. Her par- years, not birthdays. His home is are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Arthur. 1506 North 17th street: his parents, i Mr and Mrs. Orin L. Lanford. j See LEAP YEAR, Pf. 10, CoL 7 ELEMENTS COOPERATE Sun Shines For Spring Festival Merchants Get Ready For Event are more hopeful" than we were last Fort Worth To Call On Boosters Joint Luncheon Mapped For Event that he was held prisoner ail night. Holder also claimed that he% was threatened with death if the hi- jacking and abduction were report- ed to officers, sail Miller. Holder's disappearance was re- pcrtsd to officers late Thursday, February 24, by Jim Gallagher, Bo- tan cafe operator, the missing man's employer. Holder was driving Gal- lagher's carat the time of his mys- I terious disappearance. Holder had been unreported un- til Sunday when a telegram sent i One hundred members of the Fort by a daughter of a Breckenridge Worth junior chamber of commerce was delivered to the cabin of Mrs. win call on the Abilene Boosters club Rotan tourist park where the family lived. Sherif i Wednesday, March 9, Accompanying j Terrv and attorney im- i them will be James H. Stewart of j mediately drove to Breckenridge j As protege, first, of Austen Cham- berlain, tbea- of Stanley Baldwin. 'fcacairi3 "scxKr cf SngiicJj. Davis, all-over-Eu- rope conferring' -XTith big-Trigs. Here he is trying to keep up with, the news while traveling. Dallas, national vice president of the i and found Holder, said Miller. junior chamber, and D. G. Liggett of Fort Worth, Texas president. j The trip of the Fort Worth dele- i gation to Abilene will be made the occasion for a joint luncheon of j that group with Abilene Boosters. It will be held at at the Hotel j Woot-en. Today, leters of invitation were I going out to junior chambers of commerce in San Angelo, Cisco, Col- orado, Wichita Falls, and Mineral j Wells. Each of those towns were be- ing asked to send delegations to join in the luncheon program. Officials of all Abilene civic clubs and the chamber of commerce also are recalling special invitaions to attend. If San Angelo sends representa- tives here, it will be more or less a return visit from Abilene Boosters, since a group from the local club will be in San Angelo Tuesday night. March S, to discuss affilia- tion with junior chamber of com- merce. The junior chamber of com- merce state and national officials will be in San Angelo, having plan- ned a tour of West Texas with the Fort Worth chamber. The Fort Worth group will, in the main, be boosting the Fat Stock Show. Plans are being made, said Bob Cannon, Boosters secretary, for 285 guests at the luncheon. Burkburnett Man Burned to Death i i BUBKBUBNSTT, Feb. i M. M. Elliott, 61. former resident of Cotton county Oklahoma, burned to j death in his home five miles north- i east of Burkbumett yesterday when i a can of kerosene with which he j was attempting to build a fire ex- ploded. The nine room home was destroy- ed. Elliott's wife ana his daughter. Mrs. E. Clowres. suffered serious bums attempting to aid him. Funeral services were held at Burkbumett for Elliott this after- noon. Bright young idealists are not sl- ways popular with oldsters. Eden tangled in 1935 with Sir Samuel i Hcare t then foreign minister. after catching' him and Laval of France in an act of practical di- scheme to partition Eth- iopla, Hsf.ult: HCS.VS went down and Seen went up to the foreign Parade To Set Rodeo Stage Anson Plans To Send Delegation Carswell Told A large downtown parade at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning will set the stage for Abilene's championship rodeo which opens at 2 o'clock at the West Texas Fair grounds. Heading the parade will be D. H. Jefferies, president of the fair, as- sociation, W. R. (Ruck) Sibley, rodeo director. Chief T. A. Hackney, and Mayor W. W. Hair, all riding horse- back. in line will be the Hardin- Simmons Cowboy band, led by Will Watson, riding a beautiful white horse. Joining in for the and those here for specialty numbers at the show, which promises to be by-far the most coloful of its kind held in Abilene. The college bands and the high school musicians have been invited to-participate in the parade which will start from the courthouse, then i march to the main business sections. The. bands and pep squads will be guests of the rodeo management on College Day, which is Wednesday. Directors said this morning they were looking forward to having band j members from surrounding towns here as their guests. H. O. Rowland of Anson sent word today to T. N. Carswell. secretary- manager of the chamber of co-n- merce-that Anson have a large delegation at rodeo one day Pre- viously, Coleman had sent word that its rodeo delegation, headed by Sam Cobb, president, and dressed in cow- boy regalia, would be on hand for the Tuesday night show. Marvin Ramsay, senior per- f 'the West Texas championship former oi the Flying Clouds from Tulsa, Okla., is shown here as he performs in the trick rid- ing event. This is one of the many feature acts scheduled for rodeo which opens here tomor- row. There will be two per- formances daily through Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday. OPLIN STORAGE TANKS Neas Pool Opener Establishes Daily Potential Rating Of ACC Quint Invited To National Meet Students Give Squad Ovation i An invitation to compete in the i national intercollegiate champion- j I ship tournament at Kansas City. i March 7-12 was received this morn- ing by Ccach A. B. Morris of Abi- j j lene Christian college, for his bas- i ketball team, which Saturday even- I ing cinched its first Texas confer- j ence championship. j Entry blanks were forwarded with I the invitation by Al Baggett, Can- j BALLINGER. Feb. i WASHINGTON, Feb. I yon. district director of the touma- j dedication program for the j Disagreement between house and new Ballinger federal building will j senate over how relief money be held this afternoon at should be spent jammed the admin- o'clock. Finishing touches have been j istration's deficiency appropriation bill in a joint house- enS: i St. Edward's, assured the title, was i the past few days and Postmaster senate committee today. r 0-3 but couldn't stoo accorded a great ovation at this Tom Caudle stated tnat the omy Senate conferees refused to ac- momings assembly of students.! remaining work to be aone is plac- cept, a house-imposed requirement Ccach Morris came" in for a large i in? of equipment in the two sec- for spreading the money over the share of congratulations. His teams tions of the steel and concrete next four months with no provision have been strong contenders; vault. j for meeting any new emergency through all of his 14 seasons at As soon as the bnef program is that arises. C. C. "Often a bridesmaid, never a, j finished the building will be opened j Senator Adams (D-Colo.) said the bride" had. however, fitted the for inspection by the public. This stand of the committee members will be the only opportunity for the j meant the matter would have to be Bellinger's P. OJ Relief Bill Goes Program Today i To Conference Parade To Move From Court House Corner At 7 P. M. Sunshine broke over Abilene at noon, as if to show the elements also were anxious to do their part to- ward making the formal opening of Abilene's spring season a fine success. Merchants all over town were preparing the final features of to- night's open house, that all may be ready to play host to the thousands expected in the downtown section. The opening of the spring fash- ion and home furnishings aeason. has, happily, had linked to it the opening of the West. Texas Boys' livestock Show and World Cham- pionship rodeo. parade wffl be a, colorful" mixture of uniformed bands, beautiful college and high school girl pep squad members, the" .thrHling-to-heax-and- see Wan Wahtaysee girls' drum corps of McMurry college, and cow- boys and cowgirls, among them some of the world's greatest rodeo per- formers, here for the big show opening Tuesday. The parade will form at the court house at and will move south to SPKES'G, 10, CoL 1 Leaves .11 Moisture After an early morning spring shower, fluffy clouds at noon were clearing to 1st the sun through here. The moisture here amounted to .11 inch. Similar precipitation was report- j Even Ts-hlle his handsome brow j The A. C. C. squad, home from ea in the area soutnward from here. furr0wed ove- such iratte-s as what I Austin where its two victories over j on Oie Coleman receiving .12 inch and Me- i Italy was coin Carney .16 inch being typical. Stain- i neefed' sane ford. Anson and Hamlin reported and over what Italy and light showers. j Germany were doing in Spain, he still took time to bo an English gentleman. Chapman Empanels 104th Grand Jury To Call Civil Docket Tuesday First 1938 session of 104th district court for Taylor county was con- vened Monday morning by Judge W. R. Chapman with empaneling of a grand jury. Judge Chapman's court will be in session for a seven- week term. Grand jurors selected and sworn in were O. J. Albro, foreman, C. W. Rogers. Henry Drummond, J. D. S. J. cannon, Fred Baker. Carl M. Hughes. A. W. Wood. W. E. Beard. Carl Hotan and L. W. Mantsfield. With District Attorney Otis Mil- ler and County Attorney Esco Wal- ter assisting, the grand jury, im- mediately began investigation of i between 35 and 40 criminal cases. Chief of these was the murder charge against R, L. Montgomery filed in connection with the fatal shooting of E. R Tucker in Abilene February 7. Other cases being in- vestigated include burglary, for- gery, theft, wife an child desertion and driving an automobile while in- toxicated. Judge Chapman announced this morning that the court's civil docket; will be called at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. Attorneys and other interested are ordered to be present at that hour. Picketing Ban By U. S. District Court Is Voided Rules-Board Can Govern Employer On Bargaining WASHINGTON; Feb. supreme court, in two significant labor cases to- day, upheld an important pow- er of tie national labor rela- tions bo-ird and voided a fed- eral injunction'against picket- ing-. BUST COURT DAY The came on a busy court decision day, marked by presenta- tion of Justice Stanley Reed's first opinion and rendering of a number of .important decisions. The labor board decisions con- cerned cases involving the Pacific and Pennsylvania Greyhound lines. The supreme court, in an unani- mous decision presented by Justice Harlan. T. Stone, upheld the power of the board to order concerns to withdraw recognition of alleged company unions without at the same time designating any other specific bargaining agency. The picketing case concerned ft federal district court injunction to prohibit picketing by the butchers union against the firm of E. Q. Shinner, Milwaukee. The injunction, was granted on grounds no labor dispute was involved since the union. had no members employed by the firm. The supreme court reversed lower courts, holding that the Nor- ris-Laguardia act prohibiting such, injunctions was applicable. OTHER ACTIONS Other important actions of the court today: Upheld in a series of four cases the right of the federal government. to .collect income taxes upon income of -employes laclt as bant conservators, etc. I Agreed to review of the revised municipal bankruptcy; act passed by congress to replace See COURT, Py. 4. CoL 1 Goulding Seriously Injured In Mishap Reports this morning on the con- dition of Lefebvre Gouidrag, injur- ed in an automobile crash at Grand Prairie Sunday morning, indicated that his injuries were serious. His father. Jack Goulding, 1642 S. Twelfth, said this morning that Lefebvre received a crushed knee, but no other broken bones or in- ternal injuries. He was taken to the St. Paul hospital in Dallas. Goulding accompanied by Ray Taylor, uninjured in the accident, left Abilene early Sunday morning to attend a gift show in Dallas. He was to purchase merchandise for the W. C. Fisher, jeweler, at the show. They were entering- Grand Prairie going toward Dallas when, another automobile crashed into the side of Goulding's car. Eis mother and sister, Marie, and Mrs. Jerry Gunu went to Dallas yes- I terday afternoon to attend him. In- dications were that he would be confined to the Dallas hospital for several weeks. What Is Your Discovery wells of two new areas held interest again today as initial gauge was completed on the new Jones county pool opener and tanks were erected at the southwest Cal- lahan county Ordovician strike near Oplin. The Jones county discovery. Wal- ter K. Jones No. 1 Ora Neas estab- lished a daily potential rating of 483 barrels with a flow of 322 bar- rels in 16 hours or. official railroad commission gauge. Increase in the production was at- tributed to results of treatment with gallons of add in the Lower Bope lime horizon. Pay zone depth was corrected by steel line measurement to place top Df the lime at 1567 feet and total depth of the well at feet. Too new well U located in the Centerline vicinity, about five miles east of Hawley ana four miles south of the Lewis pool. It is 506 feet from the east and 1.113 feet from the south lines of the Neas 75-acre tract in D. Bustil? survey No. 189. Two 500-barrel tanks were being set up at the Hal Hughes et al No. I 1 Poindexter. southwestern Callahan county deep discovery three miles j northeast of Oplin. Owners expect- ed to have the storage erected by late this afternoon and were to be- gin an immediate gauge when flow- lines are connected. The new well has been estimated at barrels or more per day, although the heavy flow of gas hin- ders an accurate figure. Flow has been through two-inch tubing from feet, total depth, the pay zone having Hgen treated with gallons of acid. cat cagers until now. for this is their first championship, even though they have won a majority of games through the years. Decision on entering the national tournament will be made presently. it was indicated at A. C. C. this morning. Correction Now he's out of a job as a result of his clash with Premier Neville Chamberlain over British policy to- ward Mussolini and Hitler. And Mrs. Eden (shown with one of their two who once complained she was a "diplomatic probably will see mor? of bcr borne but perhaps only temporarily. The Reporter-News erroneously stated in its Sunday. February 27. issue that M. L, Barker had been sentenced to two years in the state I penitentiary (two j The erroneous statement read, i "M, L, Barker, child desertion, on i hearing defendant held in contempt j of court, fined and sentenced to j two years in the penitentiary (two i The statement should have read, "M. L. Barker, child desertion, on hearing defendant held in con- tempt of court, fined and sen- tenced to jail for three days." The Reporter-News is glad to make this correction. public to inspect the entire building. Employes will conduct visitors through the work rooms, basement and offices and explain the work- ings of various units. The program will be short and will feature an address by a repre- sentative of the United States post- al department. Following is the program ar- ranged for the dedication cere- See BALLIXGEK. 4. Col. 7 Gahreston Greets Carnival Monarch GALVESTON. Feb. vestonians today joyously welcomed King Frivolous who arrived in the city to reign over the Mardi Gras carnival. In jovial mood and high good humor, the monarch and his mili- jtary escort passed through streets lined with cheering throngs and gaily fluttering: flags and took up his i headquarters at the city hall. brought before the entire senate, possibly this afternoon. Meanwhile, the senate took up the administration's lonsdelayed government reorganization bill, with the prospect of a three-weeks fight that is expected to widen the breach between administration and anti-administration democrats in the senate. On the house side Speaker Bank- head announced the new. tax re- vision bill, to be introduced by the ways and meazs committee tomor- row after months of would be debated 12 hours before amend- ments were considered. Bankhead predicted a week's study of the measure, saying "prob- ably there is more interest in it than in anything else we have up." Questions of unemployment relief and taxation were tied together be- fore the senate's unemployment committee by Bernard Baruch, New Ycrk financier, who blamed gov- ernment, policy for the present con- See CONGRESS, Pf. 4, CoL 6 The Weather NEWS I. Q.? a.2d! vicinity: Raia tonight asd West Texas: Probably raia toaijht Tuesfiar. East Texas: Cioudy. cooisr la aortfceast. rain ir. -west arid r.orti-ceatral ponicas tOBlgat; Tuesday rair.. RAI.V: ars. endinff a. Moa. .W iach Since first or ytar ...........2.67 inches Sarce period last vea.r........93 inch Xonr.al sircc first of inches HICw; temperature yesterdav -----76 Lowest temperature this sorntag ..51 TEMPERATURES Sun. Mon. 5e 5S 67 56 M 52 51 50 50 54 59 46 Sunret 7 p.m. 7 a.m. 12: p.m. thermometer 63" thermometer Relative humidity 33 90 Dry By A P Feature Service Each question counts 20 each part of a two-part question, 10. A score of 60 is fair; SO, good. Answers on page 10. 1. Who is this son of an em- peror? Did Hitler'3 agreement with Austria strengthen his hopes for a throne? 2. Most interstate trucks are than 90 inches, so the Supreme Court ruled illegal the South Carolina law limit- ing trucks to that width. True or false? 3. Is the Fakir of Ipi (a) an Arab charged with conspiring against British interests in Pal- estine, (b) noted gypsy held at Ellis Island when he tried to enter this country, or (c) lead- er of tribesmen fighting Brit- ish in India? 4. How do proponents of su- psr-highways across the conti- nent propose to pay for them? 5. What rights have French- women recently won? ;


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How to install a game from .001,.002
A few members have brought up the point that not all the games they download are in .rar format but are .001 .002 and so on.
These files can be opened with WinRAR and you can install a game from .001,.002 .
All you need to do is..
Installation Process:
1. Right click one of the files.
2. Click Open With.
3. Go to Choose Default Program.
4. Look for WinRAR under Recommended Programs.
5. If it isn't there click the little arrow near Other Programs and select WinRAR Archiver and you should be good to go.
6.Then you will got a .iso file.
7.Then mount the file using power Iso.(Tut.)
8.Install the game.
9.Copy the contents of crack folder to installation directory.
10.It's done now you can play the game.
Thanks for reading this tutorial!!
Have a nice day!!
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Good tut mate, very interesting info
very nice tutorial ty Evil Boy™,not only a great uploader,but very helpful super user
very nice tutorial ty Evil Boy™,not only a great uploader,but very helpful super user
Pretty good for your first tutorial! Keep it up!
Thanks for the tutorial. :)
The same method works for 7zip, Winzip & winrar.
The same method works for 7zip, Winzip & winrar.
But a take winrar because it is used by most people!!
you don't have to mount the iso file just unpack it with 7-zip

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Fun and fabulously fifties; these shimmering rhinestone glasses are definitely a must.
- Rhinestone embellished cat-eye frames.
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- Bar handle measures approximately 10" in length.
- Glasses measure approximately 5" in length.


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Saath Nibhana Saathiya cast in a new look...
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saath nibhana saathiya is just dragging on
saath nibhana saathiya is just dragging on
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When a baby is born you can see everyone thinking and saying "Oh aren't they perfect!" then as they grow up and develop those little annoying habits they don't become imperfect…they become imperfectly perfect!
It is the same with brand management. Your marketing plan will seem perfect, the customer experience seems great on paper…then humans become involved.
But I am here to say…that's OK! Why?
Because customers don't believe in perfect, perfect seems too good to be true. No it is about being "humanly imperfectly perfect!"
- Customer relationship management will always include dealing with unforeseen issues. Problems will arise – it is not the problem that upsets customers in the long run, it is how you deal with it. Deal with it well (promptly, humanly, politely) then you will create brand loyalty.
- Customer feedback will always include some negative comments. The old saying that you cannot please all the people, all of the time needs to be remembered. However, if you deal with them politely, in open and transparently…the world can see that you are human.
- Social media marketing will often include issues in public. Again it is not about hiding away from your imperfection, it is about showing that as a brand personality you are human…that you make mistakes but that you learn from them.
- Leadership will make incorrect decisions…again it is not the mistake that upsets people, it is the lack of responsibility. Herb Kelleher was famously reported as breaking an egg over his head at an employee meeting….saying "I now have egg all over my face, I need your help to turn this around"……that is why he is accepted as a great leader!
So the question is are you too busy trying to be perfect, rather than being human?


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U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, a Yale Law School classmate of both Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, introduced the former first lady.
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Outside the store, where people who had previously reserved a copy of "Hard Choices" — Clinton's chronicle of her years as secretary of state — had begun to queue up at 10 a.m., the line stretched around the block. Reportedly, as many as 1,000 copies or more had been sold, though bookstore staff said they had been told not to reveal the actual number.
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Protesters labeled Clinton "the most corrupt female politician in America" and said "Hard Choices" belonged in the store's fiction section.
Before Clinton's arrival, Blumenthal joked to reporters that he had already purchased a copy of Clinton's book and was halfway done reading it.
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The Connecticut Democrat, who had just returned from a trip to the Mexican border to get a firsthand look at the immigration crisis there, addressed questions about the downing Thursday of a commercial airliner over eastern Ukraine, saying there needs to be an "aggressive" investigation of the incident before the United States takes any action.
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U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, also a Connecticut Democrat, and bookstore owner Roxanne Coady also greeted Clinton, who said she has known Coady since the 1980s and that the two share "a passion" for fostering early literacy.
When a woman who approached the signing table said she was visiting her grandchildren, Clinton said, "I can't wait to be a member of the club."
The former first lady high-fived a girl in a wheelchair who told her she was "a straight A student."
While R.J. Julia regularly hosts renowned authors, few of Clinton's stature have appeared at the store itself. Former President Jimmy Carter, for example, appeared at an event the store hosted in New Haven.
Clinton is at "the tippy-top" of the list of those who have appeared at the store, Coady said, adding, "The one I'd put in her league was Winston Churchill's daughter."
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Simply for a lack of any other 3 megapixel digital SLR's (yet) we're forced to compare the D1 to Canon's (prosumer) EOS-D30. Readers of my D30 review will realise that we've already carried out this comparison in some detail and so you should go and read that part of that review right away.
The results of that comparison were close, the D30 possibly piping the D1 because of its better out-of-the-camera colour and super-smooth image quality. Next I decided to see what the D1 can do when you work around it's little quirks. These are the workarounds applied to the D1 for this comparison:
- Set in-camera sharpening to Low (CSM 23-1)
- Use a preset white balance (don't trust auto white balance)
- Convert the JPEG from NTSC to sRGB colour space
Results working around the quirks
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- Nikon D1: Nikkor 28-105mm F3.5-4.5D lens, Manual Mode, Preset
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- Sharpening: Low ( CSM 23-1), NTSC->sRGB profile conversion, ISO 200
- Lighting: 2 x 800W studio lights with dichroic daylight filters bounced off a white ceiling reflector (simulated daylight).
We found that the D30 worked best with the Auto white balance setting and the D1 with a preset white balance from a gray card.
Colour correction step
|Nikon D1 before profile conversion
|Nikon D1 after profile conversion
The first step is to take the original D1 JPEG and put it through our prefered colour correction procedure (NTSC -> sRGB profile conversion). This correceted image (shown on the right here) will be used for the comparison below.
De-Quirked Scene Comparison
Exposure: 1/1.3s, F10
Something to consider when looking at these images is that the D30 has 160 more horizontal and 128 more vertical pixels (should this have any major bearing on the interpretation of the D1's resolution). To be fair to the D1 we only compare it to the D30's ISO 200 image.
|Nikon D1 @ ISO 200
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|Canon EOS-D30 @ ISO 200
Working around the D1's quirks you soon see that the results are impressive, indeed after the profile conversion its colours are better than the D30 (I personally tend to use a -10 saturation adjustment in Photoshop to push colours down a little). With Low sharpening (CSM 23-1) we remove the majority* of the artifacts associated with the in-camera sharpening algorithm but still haven't lost any detail.
* Examples of crossover artifacts can be seen between the D and I of DISTILLED in the above crop.
The D30 has slightly more pixels so it's more able to resolve some more of the detail and also has a cleaner, smoother image in flat areas. If you ensure you're using low sharpening and can fit the profile conversion into your workflow then you should get very good results from the D1.
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In 1863 Phebe Hearst was a young bride and new mother who, over the past year, had experienced an extended honeymoon to San Francisco via New York City and Panama. Yet, once in California, life was far from idyllic for her, at least at first. Although previous biographers have written that George Hearst ensconced her at San Francisco in "a handsome brick dwelling on fashionable Rincon Hill" and then showered her with silks and laces and jewels, such was not the case. Early in June, 1863, fewer than six weeks after her sons birth, she accompanied her husband, George, to Nevada City, enduring a 160-mile stagecoach ride over dusty roads and rugged terrain. Upon arrival, conditions did not improve appreciably. The weather was insufferable, the temperature rising to more than one hundred degrees during June and July, the town fathers continually dousing the planked streets and sidewalks with water to prevent the possibility of fire. Even though housed at the National Exchange Hotel, which was easily the best accommodation in town, and having a personal maid to help with young Willie (as they called him), Phebe was alone much of the time, far from family and friends. And what did she do to occupy her time? The answer was dismally rhetorical. George was away for extended periods, overseeing his business interests across the mountains, in Virginia City. So in this remote mining community on the side of a forested slope, she felt completely isolated, unable to cultivate, much less replenish, her cultural and intellectual needs. 1
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Skip to comments.Study: US mothers deserve $134,121 in salary [mothers should pay money to themselves?????]
Posted on 05/03/2006 10:24:35 AM PDT by grundle
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A full-time stay-at-home mother would earn $134,121 a year if paid for all her work, an amount similar to a top U.S. ad executive, a marketing director or a judge, according to a study released on Wednesday.
A mother who works outside the home would earn an extra $85,876 annually on top of her actual wages for the work she does at home, according to the study by Waltham, Massachusetts-based compensation experts Salary.com.
To reach the projected pay figures, the survey calculated the earning power of the 10 jobs respondents said most closely comprise a mother's role -- housekeeper, day-care teacher, cook, computer operator, laundry machine operator, janitor, facilities manager, van driver, chief executive and psychologist.
"You can't put a dollar value on it. It's worth a lot more," said Kristen Krauss, 35, as she hurriedly packed her four children, all aged under 8, into a minivan in New York while searching frantically for her keys. "Just look at me."
Employed mothers reported spending on average 44 hours a week at their outside job and 49.8 hours at their home job, while the stay-at-home mother worked 91.6 hours a week, it showed.
An estimated 5.6 million women in the United States are stay-at-home mothers with children under age 15, according to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau data.
"It's good to acknowledge the job that's being done, and that it's not that these women are settling for 'just a mom,"' said Bill Coleman, senior vice president of compensation at Salary.com. "They are actually doing an awful lot."
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, some 26 million women with children under age 18 work in the nation's paid labor force.
Both employed and stay-at-home mothers said the lowest-paying job of housekeeper was their most common role, with employed mothers working 7.2 hours a week as housekeeper and stay-at-home mothers working 22.1 hours in that role.
"Every husband I've ever spoken to said, 'I'm keeping my job. You keep yours.' It's a tough one," said Gillian Forrest, 39, a stay-at-home mother of 22-month-old Alex in New York. "I don't know if you could put a dollar amount on it but it would be nice to get something."
To compile its study, Salary.com surveyed about 400 mothers online over the last two months.
Salary.com offers a Web site (http://www.mom.salary.com) where mothers can calculate what they could be paid, based on how many children they have, where they live and other factors. The site will produce a printable document that looks like a paycheck, Coleman said.
"It's obviously not negotiable," he said.
On average, the mother who works outside the house earns a base pay of $62,798 for a 40-hour at-home work week and $23,078 in overtime; a stay-at-home mother earned a base pay of $45,697 and $88,424 in overtime, it said.
In a Salary.com study conducted last year, stay-at-home mothers earned $131,471. The potential earnings of mothers who work outside the home was not calculated in the previous study.
In addition to Mother's Day and Father's Day we now have Grandparents' Day, Secretary's Day, the Family Who Lives Accross the Street Day, etc. I really don't want a reward for doing what I am supposed to be doing. Seems to be a prevailing attitude in our country that something beyond the responsibility they signed up to is required to get people to do their job.
On top of it the major networks air these stupid 15 second slice-of-life reminders to read books to your kids, play with your kids, feed your kids, whatever. I certainly don't need some two-bit actress who leaves her own children with a nanny 24/7 reminding me to be a good father. I doubt anyone who is a bad parent is going to change their behavior b/c Kelly Ripa told them to.
Hmmm I wonder what my after work job is worth?
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For completeness, from the $134,121 they should subtract room-and-board, clothing, use of the vehicle...
Within a family, it is entirely right that we thank and appreciate each other for the efforts we contribute. Any husband who doesn't thank his wife for what she does, and vice-versa, is a putz.
But that is personal, and within a family. For some knuckleheads in a study to quantify that with some ridiculous numbers trivializes everyone involved.
I, for one, am putting a tip jar on the counter tonight! :)
I'm a single dad, what do i deserve?
Need more photographic evidence. :)
Both of my kids are grown and on their own now, but I was mostly a stay-at-home mom. I didn't go to work until they were in school and I made sure I was home when they got home each day.
When I was a fulltime stay-at-home, I got a paycheck every week....my husband's. He never saw it. I have always taken care of paying the bills which is the way he preferred and I've always bought whatever I wanted whenever I wanted it. That too was fine by him. Always has been. Isn't that the way it works for all married couples? :)
"Prove it. Let's see some women pull down that salary doing all those tasks for someone. If I could earn that much money for doing the work described, I would change job in a heartbeat."
Well...I know a wealthy man who pays more than this to his personal staff. 2 nannies, a cook, a housekeeper, private secretary, and gardener.
Of course - one person cannot possibly do all these jobs as well as a team of people concentrating on their own given area, and one women may do the job extremely well...while another woman may not.
My guess is it's more likely to be in the 50-60k range if a wealthy person were to hire one person to do the job.
Wow! You make breakfast and clean the kitchen. You really are cool. I mean it! I love my husband and he works long hours, but I get annoyed that he comes home and doesn't help as much with basic things like this (yes, he will make dinner once in a while after I have had day when I am ready to hurt someone). Even moms need a break once in a while.
My wife says you can't put a value on being able to stay home and watch your children grow up and be a part of so much of their lives. That's something us working stiffs miss a lot of being out of the house and away from the kids for most of the day. She says that, plus having room, board, her financial needs provided to her, and that I plan, shop for, and prepare all of our meals (except lunch when I'm at work) is more than appropriate "pay".
"I remember when my husband and I purchased life insurance years ago. My husband thought that the only insurance he needed on me was enough to cover funeral costs if I died. Our agent explained to him that if I died, he would have to hire someone to do the work that I did...and that would cost money."
Exactly right. We figured what it would cost to put the kids in daycare for a certain number of years, as well as bringing in a housekeeper once a week.
He also would have to pay for a financial advisor if I weren't around (I do all the bills, taxes...etc. and yes - I have a degree in finance)
The funny thing is - the most valuable part of being a mom isn't being discussed. When kids stay home with their mom they receive the security, unconditional love, and care that only a mother can give. No one can replace that or put a price tag on it because the "payoff" lies in the heart - not in the wallet.
I think when they calculated this salary they assumed stay at home moms are constantly cooking constantly cleaning etc etc. When in fact they do a little of everything all day.
Nah. My wife works much too hard. Sometimes I feel like a slacker. Doing some of the cooking, cleaning and doing laundry is the least I can do. Try to think of other things too.
I saw a similar discussion a decade or so ago with the suggestion that the husband be required to pay these rates to his wife as a bona fide empployee and pay the relevant SS and income taxes to the government.
I couldn't agree more. My husband and I have been married for 28 years, raised two beautiful sons, and I was a stay-at-home mom as well. Priceless!
Your wife is very lucky, you obviously get it. Your post is what I would guess to be the author's objectives in writing this piece. I have stayed home with 3 young children and it was the hardest job I ever had. It was also the most rewarding.
So many seem to feel the need to point out that fathers do many things too. The article never says they don't. I think it is just trying to give some kudos to moms, who never get to see their value quantified in a paycheck like those who work outside the home.
Amen to that.
But ... ummm ... the liberals that sponsored this study don't want your conclusion, the correct one, displayed across the front page. It sounds too ... traditional ... Republican ... [and Christian, too.]
Bill Clinton's secretary for HUD once said this on CNN and I about barfed.
Another bonus to staying at home is not having to take a vacation day if I want to take the kiddies to the park/rail trail or pool if I feel like it. I also don't have to waste a vacation day if the kiddos are sick. Honestly, when I worked at a daycare after college, parents would bring the kids in on their death beds so they didn't have to burn a vacation day. Then, they wouldn't return our call to get their child or wouldn't come for hours!! Since my hubby doesn't have to take days off for this type of stuff (he gets 4 weeks a year) and he gets to roll over 2 weeks a year, he has a very nice "vacation egg" saved up!!
The rat I smell in all of this is possibly to boost child support payments. Maybe it's because I made so very many of them over all the years...
I think it is offensive to lump all stay at home moms in with welfare queens. There are plenty of moms who give up large salaries to stay home and raise their kids. They should be respected, which seems to be the point of the article. I guarantee you that most stay at home moms are not looking for money. They do it out of love and for the rewards which are not financial in any way.
Well, you didn't mention opening jar lids!! That'll mean a cut in salary for you!! :)
Figures lie and liars figure.
You really can't put a value on motherhood or fatherhood, but I figure a good housekeeper would come in at maybe $15 an hour and a good nanny maybe a bit more.
So if you figure $15 an hour at 12 hours per day for 365 days a year you come to $67,500. At $18 an hour that's $78,840.
But, 12 hours a day is a lot. After the age of 5 kids are in school for most of the day.
For $67,500 a year I am sure there would be an unlimited supply of labor to take care of your kids 12 hours a day. Yeah you gotta cook, clean and put up with some headaches. You also get to sit around a lot and watch TV, help with some homework and go to the park.
" Honestly, when I worked at a daycare after college, parents would bring the kids in on their death beds so they didn't have to burn a vacation day. Then, they wouldn't return our call to get their child or wouldn't come for hours!! "
I know this happens alot...my sister has been in this situation alot where she felt she had no choice but to get to work even though her kids were sick.
It's such a terrible thing when the security of the job has to come before taking care of a sick child.
But you know...no matter what a woman does - she is wrong.
At least - according to many women hating freepers. They come out in droves on threads like this.
"I think it is offensive to lump all stay at home moms in with welfare queens. There are plenty of moms who give up large salaries to stay home and raise their kids. They should be respected, which seems to be the point of the article. I guarantee you that most stay at home moms are not looking for money. They do it out of love and for the rewards which are not financial in any way."
Thanks for that. If money was all I cared about I would have taken that entry level job offer after I earned my bachelor's degree.
But instead, what I have now is a large gap in my resume, and we are told we aren't "supposed" to let on we've been home raising our kids (as if they can't figure that one out).
Eventually when I do return to the working world, it will be without years of raises, increases in benefits, and contributions to my retirement fund.
My husband and I are a team, we pay taxes, we raise our own kids, and we do not receive welfare of any kind.
There are many embittered freepers who have been burnt and they only see evil women wherever they look.
Well...many women have been burnt by idiot men too.
It doesn't mean there aren't alot of men and women out there who are just trying to do their best to live a good life.
If it is working for your family, you are absolutely doing the right thing. Don't worry about your resume, I was out of the work force for 12 years and recently went back. There were a few questions about the "gap", but once I told them I had been busy raising three kids, they just moved on. I don't think any amount of money could make me give up that time with my kids. We are much closer now because of it. It was exhausting, stressful, and the hardest job I have ever had. Looking back, I wouldn't trade it for the world.
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Wright State scored six unearned runs in the fourth inning and went on to defeat No. 1 Georgia, 8-5, Tuesday at Foley Field. Georgia (19-3) had its five-game winning streak snapped and lost for the first time in 15 home games this season. Rich Poythress hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the first and Georgia maintained a 2-0 lead until the fourth when Wright State (10-12) took advantage of an error, a balk and two walks, and scored seven times to take a five-run lead.
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