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Estrellitas (Cuenca) Group
One of the members of this group is María Margarita. She is taking out her second loan in the communal bank Estrellitas. She lives by a beautiful area of the city of Cuenca.
María Margarita is 62 years old, is married and she has conceived 5 children as fruit of this marriage who are now adults, 4 of them are married and live independently. Her unmarried son works and helps her economically. Her husband is a merchant. She doesn't have her own home so she lives in the home of her son.
María Margarita has worked selling underwear and aprons for 25 years. She works in this business every day and she sells her merchandise throughout the city.
She is going to invest her new loan in the purchase of underwear to expand her business.
Her dream is to have no debts and to get ahead.
Una de las socias de este grupo es la Señora. María Margarita, se encuentra realizando su segundo crédito en el banco comunal Estrellitas, vive por un hermoso sector de la ciudad de Cuenca.
Doña María Margarita tiene 62 años, es casada y fruto de su unión conyugal ha concebido 5 hijos mayores de edad, 4 de ellos son casados y viven independientes, su hijo soltero trabaja y le ayuda económicamente. Su esposo es comerciante, no tiene casa propia por lo que vive en casa de su hijo.
La Señora. María Margarita desde hace 25 años se dedica a la venta de ropa interior y delantales, trabaja en este negocio todos los días, vende su mercadería recorriendo la ciudad.
Su nuevo crédito lo va a invertir en la compra de ropa interior para ampliar su negocio.
Su sueño es no tener deudas y salir adelante.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Maxwell Holiday Club is in a great location only 200 metres from the beach offering an an outdoor swimming pool with a water slide and a children's pool.
The guest bedrooms have air conditioning and also feature a kitchen, tea and coffee making facilities, a seating area and an LCD satellite TV. They also have private bathrooms with a shower and hairdryer.
The onsite restaurant serves a wide variety of international dishes and guests can enjoy a drink or two at the bar and pool bar.
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The NGA is working with the French Government and the Palace of Versailles to deliver a major exhibition opening in December in Canberra. More than 7 million people make the journey to the Palace of Versailles every year to experience a phenomenon central to French history - Louis XIV's architectural masterpiece, the centre of his court of absolute rule and the embodiment of luxury.
An exhibition of photographs taken over the last 100 years from the NGA's magnificent photography collection, including work by Diane Arbus, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Bill Henson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Man Ray, Cindy Sherman, Edward Weston and many more.
Robert Doisneau Un regard oblique [A sidelong glance] 1948 (detail) gelatin silver photograph, printed 1990
Black can be understood as a puritanical colour, representing goodness, virtue and obedience; at the same time, it can suggest wisdom, creativity and wealth. In other contexts, black carries entirely negative associations: it suggests evil and disease, totalitarianism and anarchy, mourning and melancholy. Most fundamentally, black can represent the end of something and a new start.
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The NGA will host the installation from this year's Venice Biennale by Australian artist Fiona Hall in April 2016. Hall brings together hundreds of disparate elements which find alignments and create tensions around three intersecting concerns: global politics, world finances and the environment.
Fiona Hall Wrong Way Time 2012–15 (detail), enamel on cuckoo clock. Photo: Clayton Glen
Mike Parr is one of Australia's most provocative and influential artists. This is the first exhibition to bring together works in all media across Parr's voraciously experimental practice from 1970 to the present. Spanning nine galleries, this installation of performance, film, sculpture and photography provokes a challenging yet mesmerising experience.
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Don't expect Johnson County's long-awaited east-west corridor to provide a smooth, continuous ride on a highway-like road.
In fact, you might need to look at a map if you're not familiar with the route.
Drivers will have to navigate three different east-west roads as they head across Johnson County, once segments of the long-planned project are complete. They'll have to head south for a few miles at one point and then go north again.
No signs will tell motorists that they're on an east-west corridor, but the route eventually will link three interstates and span more than 20 miles over three counties. But the route won't be a straight shot like the Ronald Reagan Parkway that stretches across Hendricks County.
Drivers will be able to go along a boulevard-like, mostly four-lane road between an Interstate 74 exit near Shelbyville and the western end of Worthsville Road in Greenwood. But then the path will become more complicated, with four turns onto four different roads until drivers cross into Morgan County or get on State Road 37, which eventually will become Interstate 69.
The route that's under construction in Johnson County is less a corridor than a series of road improvements that will make east-west travel easier, Johnson County Highway Department Director Luke Mastin said.
"Historically, the idea had been a corridor, but it's not necessarily a corridor," he said. "It's more improvements that are needed to our east-west roads."
At one time years ago, the opportunity existed to have a true east-west route by upgrading Main Street, Smith Valley Road or some other road into a thoroughfare, Greenwood Mayor Mark Myers said. But development now lines all those roads, and land values have risen too much to make such an option cost-effective, he said.
County officials settled on a route farther south, where growth is expected. The route mostly follows Worthsville Road, and new segments of road will be built to extend the road by hooking it into Stones Crossing Road and East County Road 700N, which also is known as Clark School Road.
Drivers would be able to take the route from one side of the county to the other and could keep going into Morgan and Shelby counties. The various projects will add up to a route that drivers could follow from State Road 37 to the Shelby County line, Mastin said.
But the path isn't a direct route. Drivers take a detour in White River Township, to bypass Center Grove Community High School and get to a future Interstate 69 interchange.
Drivers coming from the east would follow Clark School Road. The county plans to build about a mile-long length of road that will link the road to Worthsville Road.
Motorists would follow that new length of roadway onto a widened Worthsville Road and take that through Greenwood to County Road 125W. That's where the city plans to remove a Greenwood Christian Academy ball field to make way for an S-curve, Myers said.
After taking the S-curve, drivers would head south for about a half-mile and then take another S-curve west onto Stones Crossing Road. Drivers then would follow Stones Crossing Road west through a new roundabout and on to State Road 135. Drivers then would turn south and head that way for about two miles.
No sign is planned to tell them that the east-west route picks up again at Whiteland Road, Mastin said.
Once they hit Whiteland Road, they'd turn west, go west for about 2.5 miles and turn north at a roundabout onto County Road 144, which they could follow into Morgan County or onto State Road 37.
The trip between Interstate 74 in Shelby County and the western edge of Greenwood city limits would be a relatively straight shot of uninterrupted road, Myers said. The path farther west would be more straightforward if it continued along Stones Crossing Road in White River Township, but that would put a lot of traffic past Center Grove High School.
Another issue arises when State Road 37 becomes I-69. An interchange is planned at County Road 144 but not Stones Crossing Road, Myers said.
The east-west route might get a little jagged the farther west you go, but it still would have most of the benefits of a more direct corridor, Myers said.
Commuters would know how to go east and west, and so would the truckers, who could ship goods for local or new businesses that could take advantage of the improved highway access, he said.
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Police in Concord say two teenagers have been charged with stealing a North Carolina school bus last week.
The Charlotte Observer reported the bus was taken Dec. 3 from the parking lot at Coltrane Webb Elementary School in Concord.
Police say the Cabarrus County Schools bus was found later that night.
Police say a 13-year-old boy and a 14-year-old boy have been charged with taking the bus. The boys' names have not been released because of their ages.
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Police say someone stole Bus No. 44 from an elementary school northeast of Charlotte late Tuesday or early Wednesday.
The Charlotte Observer reported that Police Maj. Wendell Rummage said the theft happened at Coltrane Webb Elementary School. Rummage said when drivers and school staff members arrived Wednesday morning, they discovered that Bus No. 44 was gone.
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The journal Nature recently reported that modern methods of measuring animal populations are too simple and often do not take into account the complexity of what influences species numbers. Professor Stephen Hubbell, from California, and Professor Fangliang He, from China, found that existing mathematical models for measurement were flawed: present figures overestimated rates by up to 160 percent, showing that calculations must be updated and made more accurate.
Nevertheless, Hubbell maintained although species extinction caused by habitat loss is not as dire a problem as initially believed, the global extinction crisis is still a real threat.
"We are not in quite as serious trouble right now as people had thought," Hubbell told Smithsonian Science on May 18. "But that is no reason for complacency. I don't want this research to be misconstrued as saying we don't have anything to worry about." He maintained, "Nothing is further from the truth."
While there were predictions in the early 1980s that as many as half the species on Earth would be lost by the year 2000, Hubbell explained, "Nothing like that has happened. However, the next mass extinction may be upon us or just around the corner. There have been five mass extinctions in the history of the Earth, and we could be entering the sixth mass extinction."
Probably the most authoritative global assessment of species status is the Red List of Threatened Species, which is published by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Jean Christophe Vie, IUCN's species program deputy director, responded it was good that this was a clear effort to "get the science right," but had reservations about how people would interpret it. He acknowledged to BBC News that he was worried about how the report could be used by those who were reluctant to take environmental issues seriously.
"We have explicit details in our guidelines that to estimate extinction is not something we should do," said Vie. "For example, we know that species are not evenly distributed in ecosystems; habitat loss is not the only threat." He added that the actual concern was "the rate of decline in populations."
Addressing the issue, Hubbell cited a comparison: When a meteor struck the Earth some 65 million years ago, the Earth's tree life was incinerated, and it took about 10 million years to fully recover and redevelop into continuous, flourishing forests. Hubbell said that the extinctions humans cause might be equally catastrophic, though in different ways.
"We need much better data on the distribution of life on Earth," Hubbell said. "We need to rapidly increase our understanding of where species are on the planet. We need citizens to record their local biodiversity; there are not enough scientists to gather the information. We also need much deeper thought about how we can estimate the extinction rate properly to improve the science behind conservation planning.
"If you don't know what you have," Hubbell concludes, "it's hard to conserve it."
Photo: Wandering Skipper (Panoquina errans), a species that exists only in coastal salt marshes, with narrow requirements for life that make it vulnerable to extinction.


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Hopefully someone knowledgeable about this can help me. I only have 2 rooms that have working phone jacks....living room and office. bedroom A and bedroom B have dead jacks bur are wired. When I inspected the wiring in the attic, the good line went to the living room and then split off from the jack there to the office. I merged the wire from bedroom A with the jack in bedroom B since it(B) had a line that went to the attic but it is cut off in the attic. Can I just manually cut the good line to the other rooms and splice it to the cut off wire using electrical tape? Its not necessary that I have all 4 rooms with working jacks off of one line, if thats even possible. Thanks anyone for your help.
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You can splice as many wires as you want, it will not affect quality or nothing. The only draw back is trouble shooting, when stuff is "dasiy chain" wired if the feeder goes bad or whatever you lose all the jacks connected to it.. Compared if you home run each jack to a basment ultiltly room for easy access and trouble shooting purposes..
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Testing for input lag on a smart device seems like something only a human would be able to do, but Google apparently uses a giant robot to handle the task. Is there anything we can't develop a giant robot to do?
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Precisely suited for today's music production SONAR X1's user interface design speeds up workflow and provides a clean and modern creation environment. At the heart of the new SONAR is Skylight, introducing a next-generation workspace that ushers in a new level of simplicity, by providing an intelligent interface that moves beyond contemporary, single-window design and layout clutter.
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Arab League chief calls on United States to resume role of ''honest broker'' in Mid-East conflict
Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa said he called upon Washington to stop siding with Israel in its conflict with the Palestinians and resume the role of "honest broker."
Moussa said he informed visiting U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage "of the Arab view that the situation in Palestine is at an impasse.
"And that stirs great anger among the Arabs and will lead to serious consquences," Moussa said Tuesday.
"We must settle this question in a serious and objective way, and not with the aim of satisfying one party, which is Israel, at the expense of the Palestinians," he added.
"The situation is blocked until the United States resumes its role as honest broker," he said. "The Arab League wants the United States to play this impartial role again and not to be aligned completely with Israel."
He also said he told Armitage of "Arab concern over the situation in Iraq and added that as long as there is an occupation, there will be a resistance, whether in Iraq or in Palestine."
Furthermore, with regards to the situation in Iraq, Moussa stressed the need "to return power to the Iraqi people as quickly as possible by drafting a constitution quickly, holding elections, forming a government and drawing up a timetable for a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq." (Albawaba.com)


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A package to perform internal translation from the KOI-8 encoding (de-facto standard of the Russian Unix world) to the "alternative encoding" used by most (pre-UTF-8) Cyrillic packages. You still need one of these packages for the actual Russian typesetting. The style works with all major Cyrillic packages, including cmcyr, cmcyralt, LH.
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She has been working with Manuela R. for 5 years. Her first loan of 300 soles was invested into her business of making handicrafts.
At the moment, Sra. Reyna is requesting a loan of 2100 soles to buy American clothing. She will also purchase wool in different colors for making outerwear such as sweaters, pants, etc. Her dreams include buying a plot of land in Juliaca and providing her children with an education. She enjoys the convenience of her loan payments and her savings.
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For seven years now Gagik has worked as a tailor from a room in his house. He mainly makes gloves for construction workers and enjoys doing so. He either receives big orders or goes after sales of his products to local construction companies.
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Issue date: Tuesday, January 23, 1923
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Burlington News, The (Newspaper) - January 23, 1923, Burlington, North Carolina THE BURLINGTON NEWS Devoted to Upbuilding Alamance County and to the Best of Our People. Vol. No. 40 Burlington, N. C., Tuesday, January No. 78 GERMANY AGAIN ENTERS PROTEST AGAINST FRENCH Being Sent to French, British, Italian and Belgian Governments of Protest. HUNDRED THOUSAND MINERS OUT IN RUHR Industrial Leaders Again Issue Proclamation Asking Work- ers Not to Deliver Coal. Washington, Jan. again protested to''the world against the French and Belgian occupation of the Ruhr. Formal notes being delivered to the French, British, Ital- ian and Belgian governments pro- testing against the action of occupa- tion authorities in forcing German officials in the affected regions to work against the Berlin government, the United Press is informed today. 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Germany no- tified the allies that it is doubtful if she will be nay any more reparations for v .'resent, owing to the econo; aos resulting from French vation of Ruhr. A totr.l of about pounds of tobacco was piled on the Burling- ton market today, both the open j market and co-operatives being busy caring for the rush. Local warehousemen say they ex- pect the. increase in business of the Paris, Jan. evidence that the social and economic structure of Europe is tottering on its founda- tions was displayed last night in the magnificent salons at the Louvre when international society gathered at the most brilliant fete'of many months, in honor.of Franco-Ameri- can- unity. From President and Mme. Mille- rand and Marshal and Mme. Joffre down, the high folks of France ming- led with the cream of trans-Atlantic society, with gowns and jewels pre- senting a dazzling pageant. Judging from the new models dis- played, fashions have entered on a "glitter period." Steel and cut glass beads, tinsel sequins, silver, gold am! even platinum were used to accentu- ate the iridescence the gowns, from which the sharp points of light of gems flashed all over the ballroom. A feature of the evening was the number of complaints from Ameri- can and French women about the in- sistence of dressmakers on long skirts. Dozens of gowns were min- ed by being trod on in the course of the modern dances. Many of the stylish American wom- en affirmed that if the Parisian dressmakers continue the long styles they will buy their gowns in New York. Whereas a year ago black was still a favorite color, last night not a single black dress was noted. Aj majority of the beautiful gowns were in bright amber, crys- tal and orchid. The jewel head dress has come bark to its 'own, no fewer than 30 tiaras being counted in the gather- ing. The value of the pearls, sap- phires and diamonds worn could not even be guessed at. One gown of pale green silk, which created a sensation, had a tightly wound bodice almost entirely com- posed" of ropes of gems. INTlQEITHE MtilEIIMITTOlZ New York, Jan. of a 12-mile limit for the three-mile limit now drawn by international law has been recommended to Wash- ington as a means of combatting the rum fleet off the New Jersey coast. This recommendation, it was said ,ouay, was an outgrowth of Ihe con- ference Saturday between Anting Collector of the Port Stuart and pro- hibition enforcement authorities. The theory that extension-of thc customs limit would check smuggling was based, prohibition agents said, oil the belief that the small boa'lii run- ning liquor from the rum fleet to shove would find it dangerous to ply far from shore. I Officials admitted they did not ex- aect an immediate ruling on this point, becjaufce the supreme coifrt now was considering a similar ques- tion in conection with the search of foreign vessels' bringing liquor" into American waters. Officials were concerned today over 'the discovery off 'Sandy Hook' of the cruiser "J. J." She was be-1 ieved to be carrying a cargo of i liquor formerly in the hold of the British sloop Grace and'Edna, which] was captured last May, eight miles off thc New Jersey coast and later released on protest of the British government. The Grace and Edna, which was put under a bond, was found lo be unseaworthy and her cargo said to be worth was transferred to thc cruiser I. I. to be taken to St. Pierce and Mique- lon. Peacock Hat Not Been Arrcited and His Whereabouts Are Not Known. Rumors Are Plentiful. Raleigh, Jan. Dr. J. W. Peacock, escaped inmate of the criminal insane department of thc The members of the Burlington Chamber of Commerce will have a banquet at the Chamber of Com- merce rooms on next Tuesday even- ing at at which time business; BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ELON TO MEET TOMORROW ui importance will be discussed. The reces, and co-operatives expect an increase on account of the second payment. Burlington, as a market place for the weed is we! known by the farm- ers of many counties. The local sellers- are courteous geiHlemen in the conduct of the business, take a personal interest in the welfare of those who drive' into their houses, and keep the prices up to the stand- ard maintained by any houses any- where selling tobacco of the same grade brought here. son sun sum that fact has come to state officials, ,.A 'lig eroml expected to attend according to an authoritative state- ment, made yesterday. this banquet and it is hoped that new life and new co-operation will result from this joint meeting. At i ;i ELON COLLEGE RELIEF COMMITTEE TO MEET Mr. R. L. Holt, chariman, has called a meeting of the Elon Col. lege Relief Committee to meet in the Morrit Bank office tonight at All memberi are urged to be present. Hum Una jiiuiL, f-ptaimi- Rumors have flown thick between a mccting of the directors of the Ufll rPFIITC Jl Raleigh and Florida points about the j Chamber of Commerce last night ill HnllUL .IlILL URLf! I L fl movements of Dr. Peacock and the j Wlla decided to employ a secretary WCIII 'IDC'IITDHI PTHTF Paris, Jan. of arrested. Governor Ilardce of Flor- j organization will be present at this French plan definitely to separate ida has set today as the time for banquet and come with a dctcrmiim-..... thc hearing on the question of ox-1 tjon to reorganize the Chamber and various features of the legal pro-1 once, and plans were imnle for ccdure involved in. securing his re- making this banquet a successful af- turn to this state. Thus far, it is fair, declared Dr. Peacock has not been We hope that all members of the Atlanta, G.I., Jan. severe sleet storm is gripping Georgia and crippling communication badly and hampering electric utilities in many of the large cities. Accompanied by freezing temper- atures, severe wind storms did con- siderable damage in Atlanta ami other towns in this section. The heavy sleet tugging at communica- tion power lines, put many out of mler. Hundreds here walked to work today as the power lines fail- ed. Over'200 phones are out or- der as a result of the wind itorm. Scores of minor accidents are-report- ed as a result slippery streets. JIarrison, Ark., Jan. 23. Munici- pal officials favorable lo the "citizens which has controlled northern Arkansas for the last week, will replace Mayor J. L. Chile, Mar- shall Parr and the councilmen who resigned last nighl. Thc resignations were offered fol- 'owing pressure of the "citizens' which seized control ivhen suspension of operalions of the Missouri and North Arkansas rail- Iraditing the fugitive from North Carolina on papers ''harging him with violation of the North Caro- ina laws in the escape from the state prison. Dispatches from Flor- ida Saturday night indicated that the governor has already signified his readiness to honor the North Carolina papers. Statements emanating apparently] from sources close to Dr. Peacock i in Lakeland, Fla., where his rela- tives reside, would indicale that Dr. get new life in this great organiza- tion. Further announcement made this week. be Gary, Ind., Jan. seven the Ruhr from Germany became known today. According to best in- formation, the main lines of the pro- posed project are: Many Expressions of Sympathy Arrive Daily Through the Mails and Telephone. MESSRS. B. N. AND J. B. DUKE, EACH WIRE President of Southern Chris- tian Convention, Dr. L. E. Smith, Will Be Here. Elon College, Jan. sions of sympathy through the mails and over tho telephone and by tel- egraph continue to reach the presi- dent's office here over the great ca- lamity that has overtaken the col- lege. All the expressions of sym- pathy carry with them the promise of help when the board of trustees have outlined their program for re- building, which (hey are expected to do at an extraordinary session to- morrow at 10 o'clock. Already the trustees are beginning to arrive, and 1. The Ruhr and n part of the a ful1 attendance of the board is cx- Rhincland, including BuEsciuori, Cob-' lenz and Cologne, to be declared a "ni-ntral stale' 'under the benevo- lent protection of France and Bel- In addition to the regular board TlfT D.r' L' E' Smith' President Southern Christian convention Or Va__ and Dr wmiam g_ gium, with headquarters at Coblenz. I Long, Chapel Hill, founder and first 2. The government of thc new i president of the college, are expect- statc to be carried 01 Peacock has been there recently, has from mayor of Gary down to foreign employed counsel who will represent j workers of southside were released him before the governor, and has On bonds in connection with made the proposition that he will not fight extradition if he is yiven the assurance that in North Caro- lina he will not be tried on any tech- nical charges. The warrant issued against him charges escape, for which he-can be sentenced to two ranging tary pending the establii in by the to this meeting and lend tablishment of and advice- Two North Carolinians.who have civilian authority, but the in Hilary I .-v: J achieved a place of world leadership government to be subordinated to an i the realm of finance, Messrs. B. tie liquor conspiracy with eight" in- interallied commission in control ofjN. and J. B. Duke, New York, hav- diclmenls yet lo be served by United I six men as thc- supreme and final au- >nS heard of the misforlun States marshalls trying to round up j thority. the stragglers. City officials, many of them among those arrested, aided the .federal authorities in efforts to round, up the alleged "rum.ring.' prison.' The 'fugitive- nppar-f Mayor -K: 0. Johnson turned -over ently, if statements attributed to i thc office of government, and placed, him are correct, has no fears as to i tlie at the disposal of the 5- The stale to have-; taking thc college and having been interested in the institulion from lld I foundation, yesterday wired each of above the needs of the to go: ift rf to reparations. :for its 'ege 3. All surplus revenue over am program _ 4. All mines 'and factories lo be] This morning Mr. E. B. Jeffreys, nationalized. [president of the Greensboro. ;cHam- j.................._ ..._t._w indopond-j ber of., writeWfiat -the his .fate .if merely his sanity is in j ijqUOV agents. 'The" alleged Gary j ent currency known as the j board of directors of that body feel- .luestion, having been declared sane ]iquol. ring jm.estiea.! "Rhineiand guaranteed by j ing great distress over thc loss'which by a court of jurisdiction fol. the officials said. llu! forests. i Elon has sustained in thc recent fire, 5 ii Florida. WCITfQFCISPWj S BETTER 0 road was sabotage. threatened because of Km El KILLS PIS EMIMIDITS5ELF Paris Jan. Surctc police be- lieve that Madamoiscllc Norton, pret- ty girl anarchist who shot to death Marcus "Plateau, Royalist editor, yes- terday, was implicated in last year's bomb attack upon American Ambas- sador Myron T. Herrick. Although thc girl, who wounded herself in the breast in an attempt at suicide, is j marriages" ami mate divorce harder, extremely weak, detectives question- introduced in the senate by Sen- ed her closely i-egarding the grenade Capper of Kansas today. Mr. sent to tho Amrican embassy. Mad- 1 Capper presented thc bill to be York, Jan. prices Washington, Jan. i h so slc.ulilv though the darker .___ ii _______....... I phases of thc French invasion of Ihe Crowell, war lime assistant secretary vtf war, pleaded not guilty in the District of Columbia supreme court yesterday to the indictment recent- ly returned against him and six The last provision is likely to be the ih'at Lo be inaugurated, ac the had authorized him to appoint a committee to cooperate with the I others charging conspiracy in con- nection with thc construction of army camps. Jn a public statement issued upon his appearance in court the former assistant secretary declared lie had Washington, Jan. designed to stop "hasty and foolish amoisclie Berton's handwriting com-j known as the Federal Marriage and pared with that on the cover of the box in which the bomb was placed. Divorce Law and a constitutional amendment that would gie Congress Threatening letters written to Mr.. !he power to enact snc.h a law. Herrick also compared. The shooting Editor. Plateau was not premeditated by thc girl whc went there to kill Leon Daudet, Roy- alist deputy and ended by shooting M. Plateau. "Tell the Communists I did my i was her only message. on. FEWS me DEAD n Chicago, Jan. Edith Rockefeller McCormick Chicago's ?ociely leader, and her slaff of ser- vants, were forced lo flee, lightly clad when the McCormick "Gold Coast" mansion was threatened by fire early today. Thc blaze was caused by an over-heated electric Durham, Jan. P. stove discovered in the butler's pan- president of Trinity college, will re-j try, which filled tho house with turn the latter part of the week from i smoke. The loss was slight. Grecr, S. C., where he was. called by the sudden death of his father, Dr. 'Benjamin F. Few. Dr. Few was summoned to Grecr about, two months ago by the death of his moth- er. Dr. Few's father was 03 years old. During the Civil war he serv- ed as a surgeon in Ihe Confederate I army and until a few months ago MR. M'CULLOC.H DIES IN MAINE.] he continued thc practice of his pro- fession. Thc friends of Mr. U. W. Mc- Culloch, brother of Mr. J. C. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET Culloch, of Route 8, will be grieved to learn of his death from pneumonia his home in Orino, Me. Open Hihgh Low Close Mnnuary ..'.28.08 28.45 28.08 28.45 Mr. McCulloch was about 45 -----28.25 28.04 28.25 28.62 old and leaves a wife and one dnugh-JMay ......28.45 28.45 28.78 tor, who will accompany his remains July ......28.23 28.58 28.23 28.52 here. October' 26.34 20.72 211.34 26.IU The arrangements have not I December .20.02 26.40 been nmda. Spots, 28.75, ?A up. MAY HOSIERY MILLS MOVE THEIR OFFICES. The oflices of the May Hosiery Mills are now in the Brown build- ing on South Main street, formerly occupied by the Purity Bakery, where the business of this biff hos- iery manufacturing concern will be carried on pending thc erection of their new official home, store rooms and additional machine space ad- joining thc building of thc National Dye Works, South Main street. With their new building completed and iiiiiny new machines working both at tho Church and Main strcc! faclorics, thc May Hosiery MilKs will have expanded considerably in the making of hosiery and will have added much to the industrial life cf the city. new money may be put into circula- college in any step which the board lion within a few days. i of trustees of the college may wish H is understood Belgium approves lo take in Greensboro, and lo ren- of Hie plan, hut thinks the stale der assistance which may be de- should be run by the League of Na-lsiml in tllc City. In conclud- tions. Italy is believed lo be flatly llis communication Sir. Jeffreys against the plan, and thc Italians are: "We deeply feel your loss and oven reported lo he considering Ihe lo 'lc'l' lo the best of our abil- Kuhr that they needed litlle encour- 1 retiring of their engineers from the, il-v-" ajremcnt in the form of more uplini- islic European cables to show a mark- ed improvement. This impulse came in the form of n French statement that the strike in Ihe Kuhr had fail- ed. Slerling scored a gain of almost a cenl, and francs were higher. The lemlinp; industrial stocks scored a good sized gains on initial sales. Ruhr unless the military is made sub-' scrvicnt to civilian government. hoen given no opportunity lo pn-JCorn Products, Baldwin, Pan Amor- sent "the facts" in these cases to the grand jury, which indicted him, and added that such a procedure, by ican, United States Rubber were the early features. Opening prices were United States Rubber 50 7-8, up iving connection to a false charge ?_S; Amcricanf SS j.4i up fi had consttiuled a wrong against ;Corn 12C 1.2( up t 4 iivery American citizen. Henry L. Stimsun, v.'hy was sec- retary of war in the cabinet of Presi- dent Talf, appeared as counsel for Mr. Crowell and also issued n state- ment in which he declared the charges brought against his client e "preposterous." Jt would be j i sorry precedent, Mr. Stimson .id, if the war work of men like Mr. Baldwin, KCJ M, up 7-8. Tnc Seoul troops of Elon have offered their services for pa- trol duty and for ..ny other instates in which they may help out with the work of setting tilings straight again. Chicago, Jan. raid-' ed tiic liquor vault of Delaney and Murphy, former saloon-keepers, and escaped with GOO case whiskey, valued at today. Jrowell were rewarded by "suspic- on and dishonor." Mr. Crowell, in presenting his plea the right to withdraw it Manila, Jan. Information as to the whereabouts of seven of the fleet of 12 Russian refugee ships en- rnute from Shanghai is still lacking. Thc general belief was that heavy storms bail blown the bessels off of vithin 30 days and su'-stilutc for it coul.so thcy Rr. motion to quash thc indictment ,.ivo Ule t thc wcck Thc New York, Jan. have al- ready rc-iichud the point of riot and bloodshed and unless this thing is IMPOSSIBLE TO TAKE STROLL! throttled promptly, we arc in sight WITHOUT BEING SALUTED. of martial Thomas Dixon, Jr., author of "Tile declared Prince Andrew, banished hrotheri in a denunciation of the Ku Klux of King Constantino of Greece, and j hist night speaking before the his brother, Prince Christopher, who.1 Aiiiericaii unity league. Mr. Dixon are visiting in New York, strolled who immortalized tlie Southern klan across the Brooklyn Bridge late yes- of Civil War days, described the tcrday. modern organization's proscription of They denied their identities, but the negro race under conditions of were recognized by newspaper mon. modern life, "utterly uncalled for, A fellow countryman of the prinn-s: stupid and inhuman." recognized Ihem on Ihe bridge, stood "If the while race is superior, and at ntlcntion and sainted as they wiss- I Relieve ii is, then, it is our duty ed. He was ignored by both men, as citizens of democracy to lift up CALENDAR. Tuesday, January 23. p. in.: Business Woman's Mission Study class, Front Street M. E. church. p. m.: business Woman's Mission.Study class, First Pres- byterian church. p. m.: Pals entertained by Mrs. W. S. Coulter and Mrs. W. E. Story, at the home of Mrs. Coulter. Wednesday, January 24. p. m.: Burlington-Graham Literary club, with Mrs. E. C. Holt, o.vciiuc. p. m.: Kill Rare KIuli, Mrs. W. L. Anderson, on Front St. p. m.: Prayer services in city churches. Tliuriday, January 25. p. m.: Cotorio clnh, Or.nnnc Tea Koom, Mrs. J, W. Lasloy, hostess. chief danger to those on board is be- who plainly wished stroll incognito, lo take tiieir help the weaker Mr. Dixon .said. After viewing Ihe river from the. they walked through City Hall park ami then up Hruadway to Madison square1, where they obtained scats on a Fifth avenue bus. licvcd to he tiutt of running short of provisions. Officials have had no definite word since the story carried j hy the United Prow exclusively that I tht ships were missing. 110 MILE PLIGHT IN 42 MINUTES SETS NEW RECORD. Quantico, Va., Jan. thor- Capt. Harry C. Drayton, U. S. A., j Mr. 0. N. 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I was there yesterday also. In addition to the NEX-7, they had some 5Ns and all the lenses except the 24.
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By Dave McMenamin, NBA.com
Posted Jun 8 2009 6:28AM
LOS ANGELES -- The Lakers had a three-point lead with less than two minutes to go in overtime when Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol took it right at Dwight Howard, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year.
Gasol set a screen on Hedo Turkoglu out on the perimeter to free Bryant and rolled to the basket in unison with Kobe as he put the ball on the floor. The second Howard came to help, Bryant delivered the ball to Gasol who went up and finished at the rim, absorbing a foul from Rafer Alston and eluding the Magic's center as he scrambled back toward the baseline.
The prospect of grounding Superman seems a lot more plausible when you have Batman and Robin. It's a good thing these superheroes don't wear masks because we never would have seen Bryant's seething jaw-protruding glare in Game 1 or Gasol's guttural roar that followed the overtime layup in Game 2.
The three-point play put Los Angeles up six with 1:14 remaining and the Lakers held on for a 101-96 win to go up 2-0 in The Finals. (Note: Catch a replay of Game 2 at noon ET Monday on NBA TV.)
"We just put Dwight in a situation where he had to make a choice, simple as that," Bryant said. "Pau and I timed it perfectly with him being parallel to myself and him having the right angle to get it to him just in case Dwight committed. He committed and I got Pau an easy bucket, and one."
All the talk coming into the Finals was about Bryant finally winning a ring by himself, freed from playing the sidekick in Shaquille O'Neal's shadow.
The assumption was that Bryant was solo behind the wheel of L.A.'s championship motorcycle, revving the engine and popping wheelies with the rest of his teammates hitched in a trailer towing behind.
Turns out there's a sidecar.
"Kobe understands and knows that Pau is his ride buddy," said Derek Fisher. "Those two guys are the centerpieces of what we do -- Kobe with his dominance on the perimeter and we need Pau with his dominance in the middle to score baskets and rebound and apply pressure. They were our two All-Stars and they've done it for us all year and they're the two guys that we'll need to continue to do it for us to win this thing."
Bryant has taken on the reputation as the game's ultimate closer, and deservedly so, but it was Gasol who was 3-for-3 from the field and 5-for-5 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter and overtime, compared to Kobe's 3-for-7 and 7-for-8.
Bryant finished with 29 points and eight assists. Gasol had 24 and 10 rebounds. The Lakers finished the game making their last 14 free throws, buoyed by Gasol's marksmanship reminiscent of Game 6 of the West finals when they went 24-for-24. Could that ever happen with Shaq still around?
The Magic adjusted to the pick-and-roll that Bryant and Gasol perfected in Game 1. On Thursday, the play propelled Kobe to 40 points and eight assists. Sunday, it accounted for several of Bryant's seven turnovers as he got stuck with nowhere to go thanks to Orlando's big men hedging out to help.
But the two of them kept at it, never giving up on the play and talking about ways to make it work.
"Their whole defense is cocked toward me and Pau, so we're in constant dialogue that we can see, adjustments that we can make on the fly, and we've been kind of trying to time that up the right way the whole game," Bryant said. "It just didn't work out for us and at the right time it did."
Added Fisher: "Their communication has really increased and improved from the time that Pau showed up midseason last year -- in particular late in games when the ball's in Kobe's hands and defenses are really going to slide over to keep him from dominating the game."
The way they communicate varies -- sometimes it's in English, sometimes it's in Spanish -- and that same fluidity is there when they execute the two-man game -- sometimes it's a Kobe pull-up jumper, sometimes it's a feed to Gasol in the paint.
"You know what? It's just what language comes to me first to be honest with you," Bryant said. "It's just whatever rolls off the tongue."
What rolls off peoples' tongues when it comes to Bryant are words like "cold-blooded" or "assassin" (Lil' Wayne uses the latter in his newest track called "Kobe Bryant"). For Gasol, the floppy-haired, spindly Spaniard who supposedly got bullied by Boston last June, you just hear "soft."
"Because a guy has a set of skills and is more of a finesse player, then he's labeled as a soft player," Gasol said. "I'm not bothered by it because I know I'm a competitor, I'm a winner, I've competed for my whole career and nobody has given me anything. I had to earn everything I got and I'm proud to be where I am today."
Those skills are imperative in this series. One possession, Gasol is chasing Rashard Lewis out on the wing. The next he's banging bodies with Howard even though he's giving up 15 pounds.
"His ability to tip the ball, to get angles, to play his length on people is very striking," Phil Jackson said.
Howard called Lakers backup center D.J. Mbenga his "twin" on Saturday, noting how impressive the Congo native's physique is.
If anybody is qualified to judge whether Gasol is soft or not, it's Mbenga after taking him on in practice every day for the last season and a half.
"Pau will never be soft," Mbenga said with wide eyes. "Who said that? People who say Pau is soft, they're just wrong. They just see outside. They don't see inside. Pau is not a soft guy. He's a strong guy he just doesn't always need to use it. Because when he uses it, you can see."
"I would say strong is here," Mbenga said as he lifted his massive arm and pointed to his head with just one delicate finger. "When you use your brain, you'll be stronger than anybody else."
And when Kobe uses Pau as a teammate like he has so far, the Lakers will be stronger than any other team too.
NBA.com's Dave McMenamin will be covering the Lakers throughout The NBA Finals. If you have a question or comment for him, send him an e-mail. You can also follow him on Twitter.
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