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Issue date: Tuesday, September 7, 1954
Pages available: 86
Previous edition: Monday, September 6, 1954
Next edition: Wednesday, September 8, 1954
Publication name: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - September 7, 1954, Abilene, Texas SCATTERED SHOWERS EVENING "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT VOL. LXXIX, NO. 83 Associated Press (AP) ABILENE, TEXAS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 7, PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS FINAL PRICE DAILY 5c, SUNDAY Ue Flanders Seeking Spy Act Charges SOIL Justice of the Abilene Christian College farm staff demonstrates some of the procedures used in soil testing to part of the crowd at the Sam Beam First Soil Day Draws Crowd The first annual Abilene Report-, business men were turning into farm southeast of Abilene on the first annual Reporter- News Soil Day demonstration. (Staff photo) er-N7ews Soil Day was going strong by noon Tuesday at the Sam Beam farm 2.5 miles north- of Potosi community. James Dominy, of the Abilene Soil Conservation Sen-ice, esti- mate that at least 700 persons were there for the morning ses- sions. As noontime neared. other automobiles carrying farmers and Door to Atom Pool Lett A jar For Red Entry WASHINGTON President Eisenhower held the door open to- day for Soviet cooperation in a new .Allied undertaking to spread peaceful benefits of atomic energy to many lands. A diplomatic authority said Rus- sia's behavior toward the United States and particularly the Krem- lin's rejection of a previous Eisen- hower proposal that it join in an international atomic pool appeared to rule out any move to join the latest project. Nevertheless, the decision an- nounced by the President yester- day to go ahead without Russia on an international atomic agency plan would appear to put the Soviet somewhat on the spot since they they have so far indicated no in- terest in sharing their own atomic energy know-how and resources with anybody else. What Eisenhower disclosed was the United States government has agreed with other nations to set up an agency to "foster the growth and spread of new atomic technology for peaceful use." The President did not name the coun- tries, but an aide at the Summer White House in Denver said they are Britain. France, Canada, South Africa and Australia. the farm, just off the Potosi road and west of Texas Highway 36. Dorniny said it was one of the most representative crowds of ag- icultural folks he had seen at any event held in the area. He reported attendance from Asper- mont, Abilene, Sweetwater, Lawn, and other areas around Taylor County. In the morning, work began on building terraces, aad the demon- strations were repeated every half hour on other phases- of agricut tural operation and conservation. 0. F.; Armstrong, field planning engineer for the State Soil Conser- vation Board, began his speech at 1 p.m. which opened the formal part of the program. Afternoon demonstrations scheduled on stubble mulching and other conservation practices. Host popular attraction was the midway, "where the Chamber of Commerce operated free ice wa- ter stands, and the women of Ham- by and Tuscola home demonstra- tion clubs served cold drinks and sandwiches. U. S. Freeway 80 Land Suits Condemnation suits against 11 owners of property along U. S. Highway 80 west of Abilene were filed in Taylor County Court Tues- day morning. County Judge Reed Ingalsbe filed the suits and named a jury of view to investigate and set val- ues on the property involved. Members of the jury of yiew are Harry Dobbyn, E. T, Compere, and Roy Skaggs. "We feel fortunate in being able to obtain men of this caliber to perform this Ingalsbe said. All three men are residents of Abilene in Precinct 1 of the coun- ty. Ingalsbe said that all from Precinct 1 because of the wide difference in property values hi the four precincts of the county. The condemnation suits are for the purpose of obtaining land need- ed to make U. S. 80 a 4-lane ex- pressway. The county is asking for a 45-foot strip of land along the south side of the present U. S. 80 right-of-way. Property owners named in the condemnation suits and the amounts of land the county is seek- ing from each are S. J. Winter 22.666 acres for both U. S. 80 and the access road to Abilene Air Force Base; A. B. Youngblood, 2.62? acres on the proposed Air Base road; Foremost Dairies, .42 acres: Abilene Aviation Co., 2.636 acres; Jack Hughes, .163 acre: H. J. Nash, .529 acre; Leans Wheat, .153 acre; R..A. Erickson, et al, .847 acre; L. K. Douglas and C. W. Rogers, .431 acre; Texas Trad- ing Co., .216 acre; and Texas Wrecking. (Raymond Jones and Jack C. .497 acre. Ingakbe said the condemnation suits became necessary because the property owners were asking prices for their land in excess of what the county is :willing to pay. He said the owners have been set- ting their prices at J2.500 and more per acre. McCarthy Broke Low, Solon Soys WASHINGTON Flanders who initi- ated the censure move against Sen. McCarthy, has filed new charges accusing McCarthy of covering up forgery and violating the Espionage Act. The special Senate committee weighing the censure charges disclosed this today during a recess of its public learings. The group went into a closed session to consider whether certain unnamed witnesses should be called to tes- afy. The public hearing had wound up on a protest from McCarthy's lawyer that the committee's own counsel had filed a "vigorously partisan" brief on the 'legal issues in the case. Flanders, it was disclosed, wrote a letter dated Sept. 2 to chairman Watkins concerning McCarthy's at- tempted use in the Army hearings of a summary of confi- dential FBI information about subversive risks at the Army's Ft. Monmouth, N.J. radar Laboratory. Flanders said it was his conclusion that either the person who obtained the document falsified it or Mc- Carthy himself was responsible for falsifying it. The Vermont senator said McCarthy "was so heedless of the security of this document that, accordino to his tes- CHILDREN'S CLINIC BENEFITS Football Fans Get Preview Of Abilene Teams Tonight Abilene football teams will take to the field Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in a big Pigskin Parade to preview the coming season. Teams from Abilene High School, Abilene Christian College, Hardin Simmons University, and McMurry College will take the field for 15-minute intrasquad scrimmages. They will play their quarters, in game uniforms under game condi- tions. Money from the Pigskin Parade will go to paying operation costs and therapists' salaries at the Tay- lor County Society for Crippled BEST IN 6 YEARS Deaths Under Forecast Children's Treatment Center. The Abilene Kiwanis Club is spon- soring the football forecast. Tickets are available at 50 cents apiece from individual Kiwanians or may be purchased at the ticket office, Jim Neely, ticket sales chairman, said. Postmaster Clyde Grant Fire Chief D. C. Musick are lead-j ers of the two competing divisions of ticket salesmen, Neely said. Grant Irads the black teams and Musick the gold. Dr. Grady Jolly is general chair- man of the project, and Jim Jen- nings is program chairman. 4.206 Tickets Sold So. far. the teams have sold 4.200 tickets, Neely said. Kadio Station KWKC's Pigskin Parade Preview Thursday night sold an additional Smith said. Neely predicted that Tuesday's sales would be heavy and might reach 6.000. In addition, he ex- pected a good many tickets to be sold at the box office. "It goes for an excellent Bank Robbers Get 20 Years OKLAHOMA CITY confessed bank robbers were hand- ed 20-year prison sentences today for the holdup of the Farm- ers National Bank at Erick, July 29. Their court appointed attorney asked U.S. District Judge Edgar S. Vaught for leniency on James Darrell Holland, 23, Erick: James Earl Spangler, 22, Tulsa; and Bobby Joe Rine. 24, Borger, Tex. The trio faced maximum sen- tences of 25 years in prison and fines of each on then: pleas of guilty. The Erick young men entered the bank just before closing time and ordered nine bank offi- cials and customers to "line up and face the wall." One left and waited in an automobile outside I while the other two scooped money and from the vault and teller's cage. The bandits then ordered everyone to lie on the floor and "stay there five while they escaped in a stolen car. later recovered. Holland and Spangler were ar- rested by FBI agents in California early in August and officers re- covered about S6.000 of the loot Kine surrendered to Borger police and turned over of the stolen money. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The natioii's accidental death toll over the Labor Day weekend mounted to more than 500 today but traffic fatalities were below the predicted 3M and the lowest in six years. The latest figures show 347 per- sons lost their lives in motor mis- haps during the period from b p.m. Friday to last midnight. H was Day holiday 1948. when 293 were killed in traffic accidents. The traffic loll compared with 405 killed on the highways last I.abor Day, 432' in 1952 and the Labor Day record of 461 in 1951. President Eisenhower's appeal to motoruta to "fool the experts" by careful driving was attributed by safety officials n partially respon- sible lor hoMiruj down the truffle dtatht below estimate hy the National Safety Council. council's prcholiday o( MO traffic deaths was a "grim forecast" hy the President in appealing for careful In addition to the traffic deaths, 90 persons lost their lives by drowning and 79 others were killed in miscellaneous accidents. The total of 516 compared with 574 last year and the record over-all Labor Day toll of 658 in 1951. An Associated Press survey over a nonholidny period of 78.hours, from 6 p.m. Friday. Aug. 20, to midnight, Aug. 23. showed 346 pcr- sons killed in traffic accidents, 43 drowned and 104 killed in various types of accidents. The total was 493. Several slates took extra precau- tions to hold down the traffic death toll over the long weekend. Nation- al Guardsmen were on highway pn- Neely said. All money be used strictly for operating ex- penses at the center, not for the >uilding fund. The teams will each play one quarter. The AHS band will entertain fans during halftime. All tickets, adults and children alike, are 50 cents. trol duty in some states. In Mary- land, where nil state police on highway patrol, the two traffic fatalities compared with II last Ubor Day weekend. The wont Jingle accident oc- curred near Tlpton, lad., tt mites south of Indianapolis, when two cars collided head on, killing six from the game will Second Prixe Was Worth Argument WEST HARTFORD, Conn Jeffrey 8, had to argue with officials to be allowed to enter tlie West Hartford pet parade but yesterday he walked away with second prize. His entry: A can of angle wonns. Creator of Famous Comic Strip Dies NEW YORK tfi-Bud Fisher, creator of the famous Mutt and Jeff comic strip, died in Roosevelt Hospital today of cancer. Fisher started his famous comic strip for the San Francisco Chron- icle in 1J07. His talents caught the eye of William Randolph Hearst, who signed him to a contract the next year. Fisher was bom Hurry Conway V" Fisher In Chicago. April i. IMS. timohy, be could not remem- ber how many of his staff he had shown it." Covers Secret Daia Chadwick's brief covered, among other things, various laws and regulations dealing with the hand- ling and use of classified' informa- tion, and cited the federal mis- prison law. This makes it a felony for a person having knowledge of a felony to fail to report it to proper authorities. This bears on the accusation-that McCarthy received and made use of confidential government infor- mation unlawfully obtained by others. During McCarthy-Army hear- ings, McCarthy said he obtained a summary ot an FBI memoran- dum from a young Army intelli- gence officer. He refused to identi- fy the officer, saying he must pro- tect persons who give him infor- mation about communism anc wrongdoing within the government. Was VfoUtwa Army officials said at the time that any Army officer who gave the information to McCarthy had vio- lated the law. Since then, the Ar- my has announced that its own investigation has convinced it that no Army officer or civilian em- ployee did in fact give the infor- mation to the senator. Chadwick's brief also took issue with a contention by Williams that the committee should throw out a charge that McCarthy was con- temptuous of a Senate elections subcommittee which investigated the senator in 1951 and 1952. Williams argued when these hearings began that the present Senate's jurisdiction did not go back beyond the convening of the present Congress early in 1953. Disagreeing, Chadwick said the Senate is a continuing body since only Line-third of its members are elected each two years. Snbpof.nl Role Chadwick did not rule on whe- ther the Senate subcommittee which investigated McCarthy's conduct in 1951-52 bad power to subpoena him. But, Chadwick said the subcommittee had the power to reguest McCarthy to, appear b> means other than a subpoena. A general charge against Mc- Carthy of contemptuous conduct hinges largely around his failure to appear before the Henoings Hayden-Hendrickson committee to testify as to his own activities des pite numerous committee invita-j tions. Second Air Base Project Near Finish Inspection of the electrical dis tribution system at the Abilene Air Force Base wilLbe Wednes day to we. Engb project CaL Jack Brown, Eighth Air Force liaison officer, said the in- spection would be made by Lee R, WUsoo, area engineer with tb Corps of Engineers. The contract to build the electr eal distribution system was let t VICTIM AWAITS Kuboyama, 39, sprink- led with radioactive dust from the March 1 H-bomb ex- plosion, is comforted by his wife Suzu daughter Hiyako (left) and mother at a Tokyo hospital, has been in a coma several days. Miss America Test Marred by Rhubarb ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. From I blue-eyed blonde- the North, East, South and West, "You are not Miss Connecticut." the pick of the nation's beauty f Violet flashed w L Guthrie Electric Co. of Stoveport crop gathered here today La., for Superintendent for the air base electrical project was C. 0. Burks. All work was done by members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical workers in Abilene. Bur Week At AFB In announcing the completion of the electrical system, Col. Brown also pointed out Tuesday that this will be a full week for Abilene Air Base projects. Col. Brown will leave Wednes- day to be in Fort Worth Thurs- day for the opening at 2 p.m. for bids on square yards of additional aprons. Also on Thursday Col. Hal Mc- Cord of Washington, D. C., and his staff are expected to arrive in Abilene '.o negotiate with civic and business leaders on details of fam- ily rental housing for air base personnel. Col. Brown said he also expects a Washington representative to be in Abilene Friday to discuss with city commissioners the contract to supply the base with water and sewage lines from the base to the city facilities. Completion of the electrical dis- tribution system will be the second air base project to be finished. The first was four M.OOO-barrel tanks for .aviation gas -and jet fuel. It was completed last month by Gerald Mora Construction Co. of Houston. Contract price was primped as they made ready to battle it out for the "Miss Ameri- ca 1955" crown; Also on barred from the a former WAC from Middletown, who caused quite a stir yesterday by picketing the pageant because she felt 'the officials had done her wrong. While the 50 "legal" contestants were registering, Violet Fuchs, 24, barged in, announced that.she was Miss Connecticut and even ob- tained the white silk -badge bear- ing the title- But the officials soon learned of their mistake and rushed over to Violet while she was posing for photographers. Miss Lenora Slaughter, the pa- geant's executive director, de- manded the badgs and told the Billionth Animal Arrives at Chicago CHICAGO (JMtae dollar a pound was paid today for the one-billionth animal to arrive at Chicago's Union Stock Yards "since it opened on Christmas Day, 1865. It was an 1.180-pound Hereford steer, owned by Bert Fevold, of Humboldt, Iowa. He was to receive a check today for from Wil liarn Wood Prince, president of the Union Stock Yards. The current market price is about 27 cents a pound. she insisted. "I won the Miss America Pageant contest legally." She refused to relinquish the badge, and Miss Slaughter shrugged and said she could keep it, Violet stormed out of the pageant headquarters and said she "was so mad I couldn't'cry." At least not until she got out- side, when tears flowed freely as photographers snapped away. She promised she would picket the headquarters. She did in a' hired rolling chair, on which hung antipageant signs. One read: "Miss America Pageant uufair to the only legal Miss Connecti- After three hours in the sun. Violet keeled over in a faint. She: was revived by police, who sent her to her hotel in a cab. And who was fte last of the 30 contestants to "register? Dorothy Anne Hopkins, 18-year-old coed from Storrs, Conn., and the beauty who is offidally-recognized as the Miss America entry from" the Nut-' meg State. Dorothy Anne won the'contest, put on by the Connecticut Junior; Chamber of Commerce, which the; pageant says is the only organiia-' tion authorized to select Miss Con- necticut. Violet won a r-val contest, staged: by Alfred Patrkeffi, a New Haven; bathing beauty promoter. He named Violet as the Connecticut representative in the pageant THE WEATHER BCTAIITSIEST OF WKATHER ll'KCAU ABILENE AND VICINITY Scattmd siwwrs. with no Important temperature rtianges till" afternoon. tunUM. Una Wtd- nesdw. High temptmture this nfteniopn, 93 drfctts: tor lonlsM 73 Wednesday 95 NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS to partly cloudy this afternoon, tontgtrt Ud A few Isolated afternoon and evrnlni: WEST 1o partly cloudy. Widelv scattered In west, KAST AND SOUTH CENTRAL TKXAS- ith sltwers. PirUy cloudy P. M. TOES. A. M. n 77 75 Hltll toxin nitrd 7J 9UI. hMnUMv 4Hk Girl Bullfighter Is Still'Critical' C1UDAD ACUNA, Mexico Patricia McCormfck, H. of Big Spring, Tex., remained in critical condition today in hospital at Del Rio. Tex., across the Rio Grande, from the goring she re- ceived here Sunday. She might have been killed in- stantly but' for Alejandro del Hierro of Juarei; an ex-matador woo trained Pat to fight bulls. Del Hierro jumped into the ring, ran to the bull and pulled the girl from the horns after it charged and lifted her into the air. An understudy matador drew the bull's attention with a ope and killed it. Dei Hterro yesterday in halting EnflMi ft. did not think about not .having a or danger to himatU he rutted In. He said he "had BO time {or PWs Decided to Play Along With Reds, Batchelor Says SAN ANTONIO W-Cpl. Claude Batcbelor said that in his early days as a prisoner of war in Korea it and others "figured K was the best thing to play along with" their captors. Batchelor said he was appointed a squad leader in his prison camp and eventually toM some of the Chinese be didn't believe in their propaganda and he had no busi- ness trying to teach others. The statements were in Batche- lor's account of his capture and imprisonment in Kofta. Reading of the itocument, which hat and words, began in open court ten today in tht court-martial Batchelor on charm raUaboraUnf witS the cotmy wd Worming on fellow prlaanti whik he was a BMcMw't Wai began at Fort Sam Ttitg started the second week, following a Labor Day recess. la the courtroom for the first time were the corporal's father, 0. L. Batchelor, Kerrait, Tex., and Ms ll-ycaroU brother; Kenneth. His mother has been here since the trial started: In his narrative account, Batche- lor said he was. a member of a group ot 15 American soldiers who, about Nov. 1, 1950, were cut off from their company, in Korea, wandered around about four days and then were captured by the enemy. He said they all thought they might be shot, but instead a Chinese officer shook their bands and gave the.- They ware marched a couple of days to their priion camp, he Mrid, and lectures which they ware re- quired to attend began imimdiaU- He laid they wen toM that the ComrausliU didn't hUmt UMM IK starting the war and that they had: been duped by Wall Street. Batcbelor said he didn't know why he was .appointed a nvwito- for his squad because he had re- ceived only 10 years of education and was a musician (he played trumpet in his high school He said his duty was to ft to lectures and take notes aad then go back to his squad and fo the notes with the other men. 'We figured it was the best thing to play along with he said. In his aaid the Chinese were bettw dtacMM than the North Kareaaa. that tht Chinese "nerer aktrMfcd W to any Vv In the kt laid, Uwy were short oa M toas wd teU tkat at for the WM at- ;


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Haringey Council has approved guidelines for home extensions in an effort to address the problem of overcrowding in strictly Orthodox households in south Tottenham.
On average, there are six children per household in south Tottenham and many families live in cramped conditions. Last year, a businessman was ordered to pay £2,500 costs and given an 18-month conditional discharge after a six-year battle with the council over alterations to his home.
The new policy - subject to a six-week formal consultation process in May and June - allows houses to be extended up to three storeys, with a choice of three designs in line with the Victorian aesthetics of the area.
"These proposals are really innovative and go a long way to dealing with overcrowding," said Haringey Council leader Councillor Claire Kober. "This design guidance has been developed in co-operation with the community."
Another councillor, Joe Goldberg, said: "It's clear the community are really excited about these plans."
Ita Symons, chief executive of Agudas Israel Housing Association, which works with the strictly Orthodox population in north London, said Haringey's move was "a real victory for the community. It sets an excellent precedent."
She hoped Hackney Council would move similarly to ease the housing problems of local Jewish families.

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After re-watching the second half of the Patriots-Ravens tilt, passing along some observations and notes.
1. Baltimore opened up the second half with an efficient scoring driving, traveling 80 yards in just eight play and 3:24. The key? Offensive line play. The Ravens controlled the Patriots in the running game, opening up massive holes for Ray Rice to run through, and gave Joe Flacco all sorts of time to operate in the passing game. The Patriots were unable to generate pressure throughout the night, using mostly four rushers from their base defensive alignment.
2. With just under eight minutes left in the third quarter, the Patriots came out in a bunch alignment to the right side, with Deion Branch as the middle receiver in the grouping. Prior to the snap of the ball, it looked as though Branch - a cagey veteran - tipped quarterback Tom Brady off to something the Ravens were showing defensively, which prompted the quarterback to change the formation and the play. Brady ended up hooking up with Brandon Lloyd for a first down on the play, moving the Patriots into a goal-to-go situation. The entire drive was filled with non-verbal communication, which was all impressive, but Branch deserves a particular nod on this play. Though he finished with just 11 yards receiving for the night, Branch's impact on his offense was still significant.
3. As the clock ticked under seven minutes in the third quarter, Flacco hooked up with receiver Torrey Smith for a big gain down the left sideline. The Patriots were in a Cover 2 defense, with safety Patrick Chung responsible for over the top coverage. Chung had retreated back into his Cover 2 shell after intially showing a look as if he were going to be playing in the box, and was too late in getting over to assist cornerback Sterling Moore. Smith was the lone receiver to that side of the field, and it seems as though this was an instance where Chung should have been gaining width sooner than when the ball was thrown. Flacco dropped the pass into what is known as the "honey hole," a difficult area for safeties to typically reach. Nonetheless, Chung still seemed a step behind on this one.
4. Patriots wide receiver Deion Branch was on the receiving end of a gigantic hit from Ravens safety Ed Reed in the third quarter, which was properly ruled as unncessearry roughness, and is the kind of hit that could result in a fine for Reed. Two aspects of that particular play, a third down, stood out. First, Branch's toughness cannot be overlooked; he bounced right back up, and even went as far as to acknowledge Reed with a hand shake so as to say, "I know you weren't trying to anything dirty." On top of that, it was a sign of trust that Brady has with Branch, as the quarterback locked in on his target from the moment the ball was snapped and never veered from Branch.
5. Three players deserve kudos for stuffing the Ravens on a 4th & 1 attempt early in the fourth quarter: defensive end Chandler Jones, linebacker Jerod Mayo, and safety Patrick Chung. Jones, aligned at right end, strung out left tackle Michael Oher and set the edge, with Mayo shooting the gap and occupying fullback Vonta Leach, leaving a crease for Chung to surge through and stuff running back Bernard Pierce well short of the first down. That's fundamentally sound and aggressive run defense from the Patriots, and sure-fire tackling from Chung.
6. There's a lot that contributes to Wes Welker's ability as a route runner, but one area that stood out in particular on Sunday night was his acceleration and deceleration. Welker is so subtle in his movements, and can speed up and slow down in such a compact area, that it's almost impossible to tell what gear he'll push into at any given time. That made Welker particularly effective in underneath routes against man coverage. The Patriots did well to spread the field and give Welker room to operate, and he had easily his best performance of the season, while also putting to bed some of the questions about his role in the offense.
7. We're of the mind that complaining about officials is a largely a fruitless endeavor, but certainly last night's game was filled with egregious calls. Perhaps one of the worst that went against the Patriots was a holding call against Devin McCourty with just over six minutes to go in the fourth quarter. McCourty looked to have gotten a piece of Ravens receiver Torrey Smith, but it would be difficult to classify the move as a grasp or hold. A non-call would have left the Ravens with a 3rd & 14 from their own 16, an unfavorable spot to be in down nine points and the clock ticking away.
8. In Week 2, the Ravens offense did not attempt to drive the football down the field extensively, which could be a by product of the heavy pressure they faced from the Eagles. That changed on Sunday night, as Joe Flacco looked deep often, particularly to Smith and Jacoby Jones. That appeared to open up space in underneath coverage, where running back Ray Rice proved to be a difficult matchup for the Patriots to contain. Rice finished with 49 receiving yards, many of which came after the catch.
9. Tough night for linebacker Brandon Spikes in pass coverage. That's an area that Spikes has continued to work on throughout the young portion of his career, but his change of direction skills limit him in space. Rice and tight end Dennis Pitta were difficult matchups for Spikes to handle.
10. Elsewhere in the AFC East on Sunday, the Jets defeated the Dolphins in overtime on a field goal from kicker Nick Folk. It was actually the second kick Folk attempted in overtime, as just moments before the game-winner, he had an attempt blocked by the Dolphins. Unfortunately for Miami, head coach Joe Philbin had called timeout prior to the snap (in an attempt to ice Folk), and he had a second shot to make good on the kick. Folk did so, and some wanted to criticize Philbin for the manuever after the game. Though Justin Tucker's field goal to end the Patriots and Ravens tilt was ruled successful, it paid credence to the strategy of icing a kicker, as Bill Belichick elected to use the freeze technique himself. On Tucker's first try (which did not count as the timeout was called on the field), the ball sailed right through the middle of the uprights. The second quick was less secure, traveling just over the right goal post. Point is, there's no right or wrong as it relates to freezing a kicker. Both Philbin and Belichick did what they believed was in the best interest of their teams.


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Quality is essential and especially when it comes to the place in which you live. However you cannot overlook the price tag that quality comes with. On several occasions you find yourself comprising on quality because you do not have the economic resource to back up the standard of living you want for yourself. You do not have to make any such sacrifice when it comes to the High Park residences Singapore offers.
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Homemade Vanilla Extract - 3 Months Later
This is my vanilla extract after three months. Although it was already this dark after just two months, I just never got around to taking a picture. :lazy: I've used it several times and it's amazing!
Pure vanilla extract is ridiculously expensive and often times hard to come by in Scandinavia, so I decided to have a go at making my own.
Here's what you need:
6 vanilla pods/beans
500 ml/2 cups vodka
Put the bottle in a dark cupboard and let sit for a minimum of 8 weeks. It will get darker and the flavor will become stronger the longer you allow it to sit.
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Brigham Exploration plans to boost operations at some of its assets in the Bakken Shale via a drilling-participation deal with U.S. Energy. The contract covers spacing units in North Dakota's McKenzie and Williams counties, where Brigham owns 100,300 net acres. The firm would keep 35% of its working interest in each unit, and U.S. Energy would control the rest.
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Alexander Nevsky, BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, Brabbins, Barbican Hall | Classical music reviews, news & interviews
Alexander Nevsky, BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, Brabbins, Barbican Hall
Eisenstein's first great sound film with Prokofiev's music splendidly synchronised by Martyn Brabbins
Is Prokofiev's 1938 score for Alexander Nevsky the greatest film music ever written? Not quite, if only for the fact that Sergei Eisenstein's second sound-picture glorifying historical role models for the ever more tsar-like Stalin, Ivan the Terrible, is darker and more richly textured, and the music's greater breadth reflects that.
Yet you can't fault Prokofiev's spirited response to every war situation in this propagandist masterpiece about the stalwart 13th century prince who sees off an invasion of Teutonic knights in a battle on a frozen lake. It was made at a time when the German threat was imminent, fell into disfavour on the signing of a deceptive peace pact ironically just like the one dismissed in the film, and swung back into action with the unexpected 1941 invasion. Any screening with a live orchestra and chorus is a soul-stirring event, and Martyn Brabbins was heroic master not only of the right, panoramic soundscape but also of the synchronisation which needs not creative conducting but mathematical precision.
That's to say that only two of the many fiendish cues he had to follow ended just a second or two later than they should have done. And what trenchant, deep sound from the BBC Symphony Orchestra. Purists may lament that the performing version of John Goberman and Hollywood arranger William D Brohn, touring the world since 1986, doesn't reflect the relative austerity of the forces for which Prokofiev originally wrote (there has been a resurrection of that version conducted and recorded by Frank Strobel).
It's true that emulation of such original effects as the blasting of trumpets and trombones directly into the microphone would have been more striking; the BBC brass - which, incidentally, featured a stunning full-throated solo from first horn Nicholas Korth - might have echoed Strobel's Berliners by flutter-tonguing into their instruments. But the extra glittering armour of the cantata orchestration the composer made in 1939 is irresistible when played with such high profile as this.
The original soundtrack was famously poor thanks to inadequate Soviet equipment, especially in comparison to such American cornerstones of sound cinema as Leopold Stokowski's work on Walt Disney's Fantasia. Yet though we had a rather twitchy print last night, the dialogue still came across with the crispness and wonderfully intelligible Russian of Eisenstein's great actors. Nikolai Cherkassov's handsome prince, with his high cheekbones and piercing eyes, rivets from his first appearance in the distance from a fishing expedition to outface representatives of the eastern hordes overrunning ancient Russia (pictured above).
His comic counterpart, heroic but humorous Buslai of Novgorod (Nikolai Okhlopkov) who plays friendly rival to a fellow suitor of demure maiden Vasilisa (all three pictured below, Okhlopkov on the left), still makes audiences laugh warm-heartedly. Eisenstein even manages to turn the happy ending into Shakespearean comedy when Buslai, against the commands of his mother (a last-minute cameo from Varvara Massalitinova), gives up the girl and takes instead a warrior woman.
But the film's great musical sequences are the devastation of Pskov by the dastardly Teutons, recklessly chucking children onto bonfires, the infallibly stirring rallying song of "Arise, ye Russian people" – reiterated enough times that I bet I'm not the only one still earwormed by it this morning – and the long battle on the ice. Filmically, it's a brilliant reversal of the expected good and evil colours: Russian soldiers in black and grey, Teutonic knights with their fabulously designed crested helmets in white. Musically, Prokofiev's resourcefulness never lets up, from viola-jabbing snowy landscape through jaunty combat to percussion-only thrash as the enemy sink into the lake as the ice breaks.
The lament of torch-bearing Vasilisa as she comes looking for her suitors on the field of the dead is the time to grieve: in Catherine Wyn-Rogers we had as close a contralto-ish expressive mezzo to the genuine Slavic article as you could hope to get. The BBC Symphony Chorus was magnificent and idiomatic throughout, even though it could do with a few more tenors. The real prince of the evening, though, was Brabbins, who should be mighty pleased with himself for mastering those cues. Now what we need is an Ivan the Terrible with the full score, not the selected chunks of the current unsatisfactory performing version.
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I'm doing the whole Saturday run-around thing and almost forgot to post my card for today! I was doing some {more} organization this past week and had the chance to re-visit some of my older JustRite stamp sets. The beautiful sentiments in the Song in My Heart jumped out at me. Here, I've created a fairly easy card that features one of those sentiments. The open scallop frame was done with Spellbinders Lacey Ovals Nestabilities. The lavender background paper is from Prima's Londonerry collection. I accented with various Prima flowers, seam binding, a pearl flourish, and a Martha Stewart punched butterfly. I distressed the edges with a distressing tool and also crumpled the whole background panel, smoothed it out, and lightly sanded to bring out the creases. Along the perimeter, I added a few touches of Silver Crushed Glass Glitter by Stampendous. (Love this stuff! comes in Champagne, too! Click for a closer look at the sparkle.)
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Lucas (my daughter named him after her baby brother) the fish's tank has been nasty for a couple of days, but we cleared out our storage unit so I have been dealing with my dirty fish tank for a few days...
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When I saw the Father's Day cake from bakersroyale, I knew I had to make it. Actually, I made two. It was one of those fortuitous days where I had everything on hand for the recipe, plus a little extra. Have you ever eaten something that has left you breathless, wordless? That's how I felt about this cake. The combination of flavors was just perfect. So of course I had to convert it to ice cream form: almond flavored ice cream, with a salted caramel swirl and whiskey-soaked cherries. And while the ice cream didn't leave me quite as stunned as that cake did, it is very, very delicious. The cherries can be made and refrigerated up to 3 days ahead, and the salted caramel sauce can be made up to 2 weeks ahead if you're not up to tackling everything in one day.
For serious foodies, there's nothing more embarrassing than being exposed as having a poor palate. Recently, I had a quite horrifying experience at Ample Hills Creamery in Brooklyn. Everyone in the borough has raved about their "salted crack caramel," a deep, savory ice cream rich with the intense notes of burnt sugar. But when I finally tried Ample Hill's caramel, I absolutely, 100% hated it. At first I thought there was something wrong with my spoon; that's how much I disliked the strong, bitter taste of it. Even as three friends next to me all practically had a collective oral orgasm while shoving the ice cream into their faces, I couldn't get the taste out of my mouth quickly enough. I went home and literally washed my mouth out. Not kidding.
What had happened? Is my palate too weak to support the taste of this cracked-out ice cream? Or…am I just a SUPERTASTER? Many of you have likely already heard about this concept. If not, here's a brief intro from SupertasterTest.com:
Supertasters experience taste with far greater intensity than the average person. About 25 percent of Americans are supertasters, a group with an unusually high number of taste buds. If you love food more than most, you may have inherited supertaster genes.
Evidence suggests that supertasters are more sensitive to bitter tastes and fattiness in food, and often show lower acceptance of foods that are high in these taste qualities. Supertasters tend to dislike strong, bitter foods like raw broccoli, grapefruit juice, coffee and dark chocolate.
A-ha! So maybe it wasn't a palate failure, but just an instance of my true taste bud elitism coming out. Clearly, the ES team needed to investigate this further. Armed with a packet of tests from Supertastertest.com, we got to work.Read More›
OK, we're addicted. We've realized that those puffy Easter candies everyone throws out around May 1st are good for more than just target practice. Turns out you can put them in everything from brownies to pizza. In hopes of never letting another peep go stale, here are our favorite peeps recipes from ES and around the web.
Salted Caramel and Dark Chocolate Covered Peeps
Raspberry Eggplant blog gives the purple guys a gourmet makeover.
Recipe: salted caramel and dark chocolate covered peeps
Peeps Monkey Bread
Pull-apart buttermilk biscuits stuffed with peeps, via the Knead for Speed
Recipe: Peeps monkey Bread
Chocolate bunnies and flourescent bunnies combine to make one perfect Easter snack, courtesy of Foy Update.
Recipe: peeps s'moresRead More›
Spring has just begun and I'm already fast forwarding to summer with these pudding pops. It's hard to deny a chocolate and salted caramel pairing. Especially one on a stick that is begging you to have a seat and enjoy the slow pacing a popsicle has to offer — that is if you can keep yourself from biting into it.
Chicken tikka masala already wins as the most inauthentic Indian dish of all time. The BBC calls it "synonymous with: breakdown in traditional British values and rise of multi-cultural Britain," as it's been crowned "Britian's true national dish," having been created there in the mid-20th Century.
In the United States we find this dish only at Indian restaurants and some UK-inspired pubs aggressively trying for authenticity. But that's where the CTM deliciousness ends. Right?
That's until I read about Uno's "complete menu revamp." Because of the volume of press releases sent to my inbox, I barely ever read all of them, especially when I have no interest in the subject matter. Now, I don't have an interest in Uno's, as it was my least favorite pizza chain (even over the despised Pizza Hut), but I was curious about how radically a pizza place's menu could actually change.
The press release first mentioned a farro salad. I get this addition: ancient grains are having a serious moment and are seen as healthy, plus farro is deeply connected to Italy, as is Uno's main draw, pizza.
But then it comes. Chicken Tikka Masala will join the cast with deep dish pizza and Rattlesnake pasta. I'm afraid chicken tikka masala now joins salted caramel (Uno also unveils a bread pudding with salty caramel sauce) as completely overexposed and a sure sign that a restaurant is totally fucking desperate with zero original ideas.
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Tea Party's effective use of Twitter aiding its makeover of GOP
The Tea Party Express has over 16,000 Twitter followers, and the number is only rising. These connections create a substantial web of influence across the country, and significantly increase the organizations ability to get their message out to the people. Because of these internet and social media based connections, we are seeing more and more members of Congress facing significant challenges to seats they've held largely uncontested for decades.
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AAFCS Historic Stained Glass Windows
Ettenberg, Sarah, Phillips, Janet, Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences
The AAFCS stained glass windows that filled our current boardroom with immense color were artistically hung in front of existing windows for all to see. The historic stained glass windows began their history with AAFCS on November 9, 1950, when the American Home Economics Association (AHEA) purchased our first national headquarters building, "the House on Twentieth Street and Q," located at 1600 Twentieth Street, Washington, DC.1
Originally, the stained glass windows were made in England and, we believe, installed in the Popingworth House in Lewes, England, possibly in the early 1800's. Later they were installed in the John Jacob Astor III family home on 4 West 34th Street in New York City. Colonel and Mrs. Theodorus Bailey Myers had rented the Astor's home for nine years while living in New York City and some of the stained glass windows appear in a photograph of Colonel Bailey Myers' library. The Bailey Myers family moved to the Washington, DC area to spend their winters and socialize with the distinguished Washington society. Around 1885 Colonel and Mrs. Bailey Myers purchased the land at Twentieth and Q Streets as sites for houses for their son and daughter. When the Astor home was to be demolished to build the Waldorf-Astoria hotel (built in 1893), the Bailey Myers family acquired the Victorian windows. Some of these windows were subsequently installed in the home that Colonel and Mrs. Bailey Myers were building for their daughter, Mrs. Cassie Julian-James on Twenrieth Street at Q in Washington, DC in 1887. Mrs. Julian-James' father and husband had both died before Mrs. Julian-James and her mother moved into the new house.2 "The House at Twentieth and Q" was said to be a center of hospitality and social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Cassie Julian-James and her mother, Mrs. Myers through World War 1. The house was later converted into office space in the 1940's, and then sold to the AREA to be used as our first national headquarters in 1950.1
In the first half of the nineteenth century New York was growing into an industrial and cultural city equaling the largest European cities. Many American citizens traveled abroad seeking the aesthetic treasures that money could buy to display their individual wealth. Imported objects like the AAFCS Victorian stained glass windows added sentimental art themes to the home life in the wake of the compartmentalized effect of the industrial era. The colorful sunlit rays created a barrier that separated individuals from the crowded urban environment outside their homes. In her book, Mrs. JulianJames describes her family as high-minded individuals who followed pursuits of the intellect. With their ample fortune the family was able to travel the world several times and purchase items for their homes.2
Notes, from an unknown author, describing the new AHEA Headquarters state that the stained glass windows were located in the front door, reception room, and morning room and on the four stair landings of our new headquarters building. In the January 24-June 15, 1951 Report of the Furnishings and Decorating Committee listed several areas that needed attention before the staff could move into the headquarters building. Among the list was a statement to ". . remove leaded glass from three front windows and install clear double strength glass ...... Later modifications included eliminating the stained glass windows in the reception room and replacing them with plain glass for better lighting. These individual leaded glass window pieces are also in our collection. It was written in a fundraising pamphlet that
... to descend the winding staircase graced with stained glass becomes a memorable experience. At each of the many landings, the grandeur of the late 1880's fingers in the atmosphere like a long-remembered fragrance, and a sense of stability and continuity of a happy, outgoing family life prevails.3
As AREA grew in membership and services, in 1971 the association moved into their new building located at 2010 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington DC. …


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Not for Water Polo
This is a cheaply-made recreational suit. The fabric is flimsy, the drawstring is cheap, and the cut is totally wrong for water polo. I would not recommend this product for its advertised use.
Fit: Feels true to size
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I use this suit at my home pool in Florida and I like the nylon design because it's so lightweight unlike most other materials being used in suits today. For me, the fit is true to size. My only negative comment is the tie cord could be improved. Also, I would like to order another color but all colors sold by Swimoutlet in size 36 are currently out of stock. Great product!
Bradenton, FL
Speedo Polo swimsuit is my favorite for swimming.
I enjoy my speedo polo swimsuit for recreational swimming in my pool. Makes swimming so much more fun.
Silver Spring, MD
Great Buy here!
USES: swimming, suntanningLIKE: double-lining of nylon; good fit; comfortable; fast-drying; cut is that of a brief, yet has the roominess of a square cutDISLIKE: would have liked to see this available in other colours
Andrew E.
Toronto, ON
They're Great!
I bought these for my son who is just getting into water polo. They offered surprisingly better coverage than I thought for my "chunky monkey."
Wanted comfort and durability of nylon suit.
I ordered size 40, should have gone with size 38.Suit is however still nice and comfortable.
Lawrence K.
West Hartford, CT
Fit: Feels too big
Pencils for legs
The leg openings are way to small. Opening size is made for competive swimmers that have pencils for legs
Gary S.
Sinking Spring, PA
Fit: Feels too small
Nylon brief
Great for the price. This is my second purchase and the nylon holds up well. I have not noticed any deterioration of the color or fabric. I lap swim daily and rinse it thoroughly after use.
Phoenix, AZ
Too Basic!
Great for my lap swimming. Not high enough for a more mature swimmer. Could use a little extra padding or modesty cloth in front.
St. Louis, MO
Speedo Nylon Water Polo Brief
Great Speedo, great fit... but remember, Speedo's are for the body they sorround, if your body is lacking shape, don't expect miracles. It's that plain and simple.
Miami Beach, Florida
It's a speedo you order a size larger. I ordered a size 42 and it fits OK.
Feels true to size if you order one size larger. Bleaches real fast though. It's a loose enough suit for us older bigger guys. Years ago I use to wear Ocean Pool suits, when they went out I couldn't find a suit for the older guy. I'm 58 yrs old. this suit is as close as it gets.
Atlantic Beach, NY
OK, not great.
This suit sounded like it was durable. I have used it once, and noticed after it was dry that it had many small abrasions in the seat. I think it is from sitting in the spa after swimming, where the spa has a rather granular surface. The material does not seem as durable as I had thought. Also, the cut is too low in the back and too high in the front. Speedo seems to have messed up with this design.
Stephen in Evergreen
Evergreen, CO
Good all around suit for H2O polo, etc
Old dog getting back in the pool for water polo, have 34 waist but bought 36 and it works great.
Larry A.
Alamo, CA
average suit, ok for the cost
Im not a small man, but this feels very very snug in my usual size. Also, with the waterpolo cut, it rides awkward on your thighs if you have larger legs. Overall, its much tougher than a regular racer and the fabric is slightly thicker and has more lasting power.
Phoenix AZ
polo brief
Nylon is best for underwater hockey because it's tough and it doesn't stretch out.
Michael U.
Rockford, IL
Not a "hard body"? This suit may be for you.
Longer side seam covers more of what "shouldn't be shown" for some body types. Good for masters swimmers
An acceptable suit
I play polo and use it the top suit when I train & compete.I wish it were more durable. I go though 4 of these in the time I go through 1 of the Kiefer suit that I wear underneath.
Joe F.
Nashville, TN
I hope Speedo never stops making 100% Nylon
For bodysurfing in sandy shorebreaks, 100% Nylon Speedos are unsurpassed. Anything made with any Lycra winds up getting all the little rubber bands of the elastic Lycra broken by the sand, and the Speedos wind up looking like doodoo-filled diapers. I hope Speedo never stops making 100% Nylon Water Polo speedos. I am keeping a stock pile of them just in case they do.
Kauai, HI
Good training suit
Being over 60 but still swimming 2000 yds daily and accustomed to the comfort of briefs (and I know that many other boomers still prefer this style), I find this suit is cut large enough for my evolving physique without forcing me to move to trunks or a square leg (which still has more material than I like to feel in the water). The test will be how it holds up in the chlorine. My last Dolphin trainer started losing thread and went black to rust colored in 2 weeks. That far into this Speedo it's starting to fade, so we'll see where it goes from here. But as for fit, look and feel so far, this is the best suit I've found for my work outs.
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Oklahoma City traffic stop nets 6 pounds of heroin
Six pounds of heroin with a street value of about $720,000 was discovered by a deputy and a drug dog during a traffic stop in Oklahoma City.
An Oklahoma County sheriff's deputy noticed a car with an Arizona license plate make an illegal lane change about 8 p.m. Monday near N Meridian Avenue and Interstate 40. The deputy pulled the car over. He searched the car with Thor, a drug dog who signaled there were illegal drugs in the car, sheriff's spokesman Mark Myers said.
The deputy found three bundles of black tar heroin hidden in two hidden panels and $9,000 in cash, Myers said.
The driver, Jaime Valenzuela-Buelna, 49, of Mexico, was arrested on complaints of aggravated heroin trafficking and possession of illegal drug proceeds.
"We run across a little bit of everything out there. But generally speaking, in Oklahoma as far as usage, you don't see a lot of heroin being used," Myers said. "A lot of the shipments to the East Coast pass through Oklahoma on our interstate system. This is an indication there is a lot passing through Oklahoma."
The state medical examiner said there were 13 heroin deaths reported in Oklahoma in 2013 and 20 deaths from heroin in 2012.
Myers said police investigators are interviewing Valenzuela-Buelna regarding his role in distributing the heroin. According to a probable cause affidavit, the deputy thought the vehicle was en route to Phoenix from Columbus, Ohio.
Shipments of heroin generally are taken from Mexico to the East Coast, said Mark Woodward, spokesman for the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control. There is more of a heroin epidemic currently on the East Coast, he said.
Heroin is mass-produced in southeast Asia and shipped or flown to drug cartels in Mexico, which bring it across the border in vehicles, Woodward said.
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Thor helped law officers find 34 pounds of methamphetamine in a traffic stop Feb. 27 in Oklahoma City. Four people were arrested in that incident, Myers said.
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Absence of Malice (1981)
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: Now we'll talk all day if you want to. But, come sundown, there's gonna be two things true that ain't true now. One is that the United States Department of Justice is goin' to know what in the good Christ - e'scuse me, Angie - is goin' on around here. And the other's I'm gonna have somebody's ass in muh briefcase.
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: You had a leak? You call what's goin' on around here a leak? Boy, the last time there was a leak like this, Noah built hisself a boat.
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: Tell you what we're gonna do. We're gonna sit right here and talk about it. Now if you get tired of talking here, Mr. Marshal Elving Patrick there will hand you one of them subpoenas he's got stuck down in his pocket and we'll go downstairs and talk in front of the grand jury... Elliot? Jim?... Fine. All right, Elving, hand whichever one of these fellas you like a subpoena and we'll go on downstairs and talk in front of the grand jury.
District Attorney James A. Quinn: Gallagher's a government witness.
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: Wonderful thing, a subpoena.
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: What'd you figure you'd do after government service, Elliott?
Elliott Rosen: I'm not quitting.
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: You ain't no Presidential appointee, Elliott. One that hired you is me. You got thirty days.
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: You're a smart man, Mr. Gallagher. I'm pretty smart myself. Don't get too smart.
Michael Colin Gallagher: Everybody in this room is smart, and everybody was just doing their job, and Teresa Perrone is dead. Who do I see about that?
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: Ain't nobody to see. I wish there was. You're excused, sir.
James A. Wells, Assistant U.S. Attorney General: We can't have people go around leaking stuff for their own reasons. It ain't legal. And worse than that, by God it ain't right.
Megan Carter: Michael?
Michael Colin Gallagher: You don't wanna come in here. I'm warning you.
Megan Carter: Michael, if I could just talk to you...
Michael Colin Gallagher: Shut up! I don't want to hear it, I don't want to hear any of it! What the hell are you doing here? Details? Is that what you want? They found her naked in a tub. She didn't even want to make a mess! No water, just naked. Are you interested? You interested?
Megan Carter: Yes.
Michael Colin Gallagher: She picked up a newspaper, for Christ's sake! And there it is, for everybody to see! She must have felt like ...
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Megan Carter: [screams] Stop! Michael!
Michael Colin Gallagher: She must have...
Megan Carter: Stop!
Michael Colin Gallagher: You know something? When you kill yourself, it's a homicide, so they do an autopsy. They'll get a knife. They start here. They're gonna split her open. Up here they use shears. Shears, for Christ's sake! Oh, goddamn you!
Megan Carter: I am free every night this week but Friday.
Michael Colin Gallagher: How about Friday?
Megan Carter: Okay!
Michael Colin Gallagher: Why aren't you married?
Megan Carter: How do you know I'm not?
Michael Colin Gallagher: I don't see a ring.
Megan Carter: Haven't you heard of women's lib?
Michael Colin Gallagher: Most of them are ugly.
Megan Carter: Is that supposed to be a compliment?
Michael Colin Gallagher: [tersely] I'm Michael Gallagher. I want to know where this story came from.


text: An amazingIFS guideA little guide on how to use amazingIFS formula on Mandelbulb 3D.Here is a simple procedure on how to obtain these caracteristic "kleinian" shapes or however they are named with a simple heightmap. This mini tutorial can be done with any other dIFS shapes tough, like SphereIFS, etc.I've used for this example a very simple grayscale map, filled with neutral grey (RGB 192)If you don't want to make it or can't, you can download it here: http://sta.sh/0fu5qld142iDon't forget to add the map to the working folder you have for Mandelbulb 3D!I've lowered the max. Iterations to 25 in the formula window to speed things a bit up but you can change it later if you prefer to do so.Put in the first slot HeightMapIFS and type 199 in the nr field:Add amazingIFS to the second slot.Just set all rotation X, Y and Z from default 5 to 0, and change Fold X, Y and Z values to 1. Leave everything e


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"Under the Federal Government which is now established, we have reason to believe that all slaves in the United States, will in time be emancipated, in a manner most consistent with their own happiness, and the true interest of their proprietors. Whether this will be effected by transporting them back to Africa; or by colonizing them in some part of our own territory, and extending to them our alliance and protection until they shall have acquired strength sufficient for their own defense; or by incorporation with the whites; or in some other way, remains to be determined. All these methods are attended with difficulties. The first would be cruel; the second dangerous; and the latter disagreeable and unnatural. Deep-rooted prejudices entertained by the whites; ten thousand recollections, by the blacks, of the injuries they have sustained; new provocations; the real distinction which nature has made; besides many other circumstances which would tend to divide them into parties, and produce convulsions, are objections against retaining and incorporating the blacks with the citizens of the several states. But justice and humanity demand that these difficulties should be surmounted."1 So wrote Jedediah Morse in his American Geography in 1789.
Morse saw clearly the evil of slavery, but his approach to the problem of emancipation was that of Madison and Washington and Jefferson and Patrick Henry. Those men were perfectly willing to spread carnage over the face of the earth to establish their own claim to freedom, but lacked the courage to live by their assertions of the natural rights of men. Twenty years later emancipation had run its course; Virginia had become the breeding ground of slaves for the emerging cotton kingdom, and slavery was so deeply rooted in the Black Belt as to be indestructible. The Southern position was made crystal clear in the debates over prohibiting the foreign slave trade. It was to be perpetual slavery or civil war. Three powerful pillars supported the superstructure: slaves constituted the labor force; slaves gave the white people tremendous political power; and slaves were the living proof of racial superiority.
In no respect was this determination to strengthen and perpetuate the institution more clearly demonstrated than in the movement to colonize the free Negroes. Morse was correct when he said to transport the Negroes to Africa would be cruel; it was all of that-as cruel as death. Everyone who studies the documents on this subject should start with Benjamin Franklin. In the "Address to the Public from the Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, and the Relief of Free Negroes Unlawfully Held in Bondage," Franklin said:
"The unhappy man, who has long been treated as a brute animal, too frequently sinks beneath the common standard of the human species. The galling chains that bind his body do also fetter his intellectual faculties, and impair the social affections of his heart. Accustomed to move like a mere machine, by the will of a master, reflection is suspended; he has not the power of choice; and reason and conscience have but little influence over his conduct, because he is chiefly governed


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Easy Lesson: Triangle Template Trick
Ramona Sorensen is a bit of a technique connoisseur, often collecting and combining the different tips and tricks she learns in quilting. Her Triangle Template Trick will have you on the road to success as your as your uniformly shaped pieced wedges come together quickly and simply. Get her Triangle Template Trick in our Easy Lesson in Quilters Newsletter August/September 2013, you'll also find the pattern for her K is for Kaleidoscope quilt, too!
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