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Oklahoma State football: J.W. Walsh emphatically answers any doubts about his throwing ability
SAN ANTONIO — Styrofoam-boxed postgame meal in hand, Josh Stewart headed toward the team bus through the bowels of the Alamodome.
As the Oklahoma State receiver walked away from the food table, someone placed a wrapped set of plastic utensils on his container. He looked over to see who delivered his forgotten fork, spoon and knife.
It was J.W. Walsh.
"Another completion," Stewart said, laughing.
Walsh didn't break his swift stride or turn around, but he threw his head back as he laughed, too.
On a day when everyone coming out of the Cowboy locker room felt good — OSU throttled UTSA 56-35 and played so fast that the Roadrunners' "Beep! Beep!"s were better suited for the Cowboys — no one felt better than Walsh. All the talk that he is only a running quarterback? All the consternation that he has no arm? All the panic that the Cowboy offense is abandoning the spread, chunking the air raid?
Not so fast.
"That's definitely not the case," Cowboy offensive lineman Parker Graham said.
That was evident Saturday.
Walsh was splendid, throwing more touchdowns than incompletions. Roll that stat around your head a minute. It's hard to have those kind of numbers in a defenderless walkthrough, much less in an actual game.
He completed 24 of 27 attempts for 326 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions. That completion percentage — a whopping 88.9 percent — was the best that any Cowboy quarterback with at least 20 attempts has ever managed in a game. Better than Brandon Weeden. Better than Zac Robinson. Better than Josh Fields.
Granted, Walsh and the Cowboys were playing a program in only its third season of existence, but every season has its cupcake opponents. Still, no one has been ever been more accurate than Walsh was Saturday.
He started hot, hitting receivers on short routes and building a rhythm. He completed the first 10 passes that he threw, then after a couple of misses, completed 10 more in a row.
He wasn't just connecting with one or two guys either. He hit Stewart, Jhajuan Seales, Tracy Moore, Charlie Moore and Brandon Sheperd — and then the second quarter started.
Even though Walsh aired out a nifty play-action pass to Stewart for a big gainer, most of Walsh's passes were short and intermediate ones, so we still don't know just how much he can stretch the field. And yet, it was evident that his arm is much improved over last season.
"Credit to him," Cowboy offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich said. "He's worked really hard over the summer, and it sure looked like it paid off today."
Walsh has worked throughout the offseason on his throwing mechanics. He knew from the time he arrived on campus that his motion was neither as sound nor as consistent as it needed to be, so worked extensively with Yurcich on footwork and body posture among other things.
Walsh has noticed a difference. He feels better. Stronger. More confident.
Teammates have noticed a difference, too.
"If he saw any little thing that looked like it was a little cloudy, he'd usually try to run," Stewart said of the old Walsh. "But he's gotten to a place where he feels comfortable with his arm. He can place it right over that guy instead of thinking, 'Run.'"
Walsh could provide a heck of a combination for the Cowboys. Since they installed the air raid, they've had quarterbacks who could throw exceptionally well but couldn't run a lick (Weeden and Wes Lunt), a quarterback who could throw well and could run a bit (Clint Chelf) and a quarterback who could run exceptionally well but couldn't throw very well (the old Walsh). They've never had a guy who was truly a dangerous threat with both his arm and his legs.
The new Walsh is.
"With him at quarterback, if everybody stays healthy" Stewart said, "we have a shot at it all."
That is big talk, but why not? An already promising season looks even brighter after Saturday. Walsh can run and gash a defense like he did against Mississippi State, or he can throw and pick apart a defense like he did against UTSA. That will make him and this Cowboy offense a nightmare for every opponent that remains.
No wonder Walsh was in such a good mood outside the locker room on the way to the bus.
"It's good being able to see us able to run the ball down people's throats and then throw it around and mix it up," he acknowledged. "To have both of those in our back pockets, it just makes us that much more dangerous."
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Upgrading flash memory card on iPhone4
Can I switch the 32g flash card that came on my iPhone4 to upgrade to a lets say 128g.
Is this a good question?
!#$* that memory %@*& cause apple know better although there making the most it of any cell phone company. Androids are stepping the game up with there new firmware. Here an idea why not download the iPhone firm ware onto the android. Instead of waisting bill money, when you could put pretty much how much memory you want in a android. Think fir a second. You will have to upgrade you iPhone any way cause they will stop sending upgrades after a good while and there's goes mire bill money. Sad huh it makes no scents. And look at the economy now. And plus I love my experia play by Sony. Check it out.
So the only way to upgrade is to change from 16G to 32G.
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I mean change the whole phone. Hihihi.
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Issue date: Thursday, March 29, 1934
Pages available: 16
Previous edition: Thursday, March 22, 1934
Next edition: Thursday, April 5, 1934
Publication name: Ada Weekly News
Location: Ada, Oklahoma
Pages available: 47,674
Years available: 1902 - 1978Learn more about this publication
Ada Weekly News, The (Newspaper) - March 29, 1934, Ada, Oklahoma THE ADA WEEKLY NEWS ADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1934 NUMBER 52 Endorses Anglin for Governor And Defends Adminis- trative Acts GOOB ClwTPRESENT Believes School Support Should Come From State As Unit ll'riitii llnllr) "MiirrajiMii will nmUo n ROV- rriniieiil when- Hie IIIUK art" nut IIHI si rung fur Hit- or ton wenk fur strong: wlu-rn nil nre purl of government It-re- live of riii'i'i rrlljslon MO- i-lnl Mnmllng; where of invMtlon will he eil lei nlillity pity mill M-rvlces nf tin- rwi-lveil: niiiwls. rilurn- lion anil Industry "III pro- hlinrt, it giiveniiiieiil Ihnt will a Messing In uliolr anil mil n liur- Murray. Speaking to :i well filled Con ventl'in hull Siitiinlay aflernoor (inventor William II. Murray, Ol: lahoma'H ilynainlc. colorful ami always Interest ing pleaded for tin or 111- last thr. much of tin- good that lias been accomplished In admlnlstra- tlnn will he lost unless a gover- nor with similar Ideas to his own IH eli-rled. he asked for the elec'.- Ion of Tom Anglln. The Bovi-rnor took time now and then to Blve 111" lilt-as on morals, education, philosophy of COTTON TO BILL WASHINGTON. Mar. Vlth a vote Imminent In the sen- ile on the Bankhead cotton bill, Senator Patterson (R-Mo) scored he measure today as "destruc- Ive of the principles of human lln-rly we have known In this for 145 years." "Dlctatlonal powers us great IM those of Stalin" would be given the secretary of IVIT cotton, the "Mlssomlan ati serted. "And If they can do that In Terence to cotton, they can do It n reference to corn, wheat, hogs ind cattle." "If carried to Its logical con- clusion, the bill would establish the principle of the government telling the farmer who owns hi. land exactly what he can with It." :ugitive Reported to Have Changed Ships; May Finance Arabian War ISTANBI'L, March The S. S. Malotls, believed to br carrying Samuel Innull. sr., passed lie 'harbor of Inslunbul at i. m. today without stopping and started toward the Black sea hrough the Bosporus. The Matotls signalled a Turkish motor boat controlling Instanbul uirbor that she was en route lo Rumania with a cargo consisting j Fifty Years For Robbery With Firearms. Arnett Murder Trial on Today (Prum Otis Schuler was convicted by Jury trial In district court Tues- day of robbery with firearms and or one passenger. Police signalled back that she was free to pass through the HOB- phorus and the "phuntoni shop' whose whereabouts had been a ten-day mystery, steaued thrnu the dark and rainy straits Into Mtiirmy sea. ATHENS, "Mar. Sam- uel liiHUll gave the world the slip again today and was report- ed considering a strange bargain whereby he would finance a war In the Arabian desert as the price of personal pence. A few hours after word came that the Chlcagoan was believed to have changed from his char- OKLAHOMA CITY. March (.T) April 15, two of the 2fi Civilian Conservation Corps camps In Oklahoma will be trans- ferred out of the state. Capt. G. L. Danforth of the field artllelry school. Kort Sill, announced today. Two other camps will be moved to different sites In Oklahoma and a third camp, that nt Northwest Park In Oklahoma City, will be moved to Perry about June "0. Camps of 200 men each now stationed at Kort Sill and Cache will be moved to Wyoming. The camp at McAlester has been ordered transferred to Oclavla and one of the camps now estab- lished at Davis will be shifted .to Murray Lake in Carter and Love counties. Other Oklahoma camps which will continue are at Sulphur, Ada. Stapp. Davis. Stlllwater. Tort Sill. M tii ,'Tecumseh, Battiest. Rush Springs. Chandler. Keystone, Pine Valley, Eagletown. Broken Bow, Binger. Talihlna, Wewoka and Wllburton. Some cities have two and three camps. (I'mm Illlllr) Mrs. f.iladys Chadd, 700 block East Fourth, was painfully burn- ed, about 10 o'clock this morning when tames from gasoline she was using as a cleaning fluid were Ignited by the flame under a hot water tank. She Is at the Ilreco hospital where she Is said to be not dan- gerously Injured. The fire department was call- ed to extinguish flames which caused some damage to the bath- room, where Mrs. hadil wan work- ng. BBB1 STflfiS SEEK diief I'xecu-1 sentence was assessed at TiO years iiut-u perpetuation in the state penitentiary. Isaac olicles he has pursued the. Moore Is also charged In the same ee years Slating but severance was granted 'and Schuler was tiled first. Schuler was accused, w 1 t h Moore, of forcing Ed Stewart, Ada taxi driver, to drive them to Tupelo, where they took his mon- ey and car and sped away. In the case of M. C. Roberts, charged with sodomy, the Jury which begun deliberations at night was unable FftTnL TO 5TIGLER freighter to some a report went the] D Means Dies in Local Hos ri- pital, Robert Bonham Badly Hurt n-red (5 reek new vessel. rounds that negotiations wen der way for Insult to go to men. In southwestern Arabia. There, the London D.'.lly Mail's Athens correspondent said, insull 'has been offered refuge from ex- _....... tradition to America on an Injured and his TO DEATH SOlp VIGIL Will Spend Eight Months Alone At Advanced Camp Study- ing Weather Conditions LITTLE AMERICA. Antarctica. March Muckay ra- Admiral niehard E. lyrd put tho final touches today on a little shack where he will spend eight months with u battery of thermometers for company. It's all In the name of science. Alone In this tiny portable house at a winter advance base 123 miles south of Little America, he plaiiB to study antarctic meteoro- logical phenomena until the end of October. There will be pedla aplenty. In- tense cold. Depreiislng darkness. Sudden storms. Yet, Bald Ilyrd as Explosion of Coal Oil Believed To Have Caused Farm Home Tragedy HOLLYWOOD, March I.Vl an election, the fanfare of campaign propaganda was all over today and only the returns were awaited to determine who will be the 11! Wampas baby of 1934 In motion pictures. Thirty-eight samples of pulchrl Hide, blonde, brunette and red head, paraded across a stage at the Writers' club last night be- fore the members of Wampas. tin publicity w-lters of the motion picture studios. The competition reminded observers of a political campaign as the candidates show- ered cigars, bottles of liquor and portrait buttons upon the writers, while supporters, bearing banners and placards, urged the selection he departed by plane: I hope no one will make anything of what I am about to do. I am making no sacrifice of of their favorites. Troiii them the will pick thirteen publicity men as the new- comers to films moBt likely to at- tain stardom. Most of the nominees have been In Hollywood for several years gradually working their way Into Ing condition. (from tlnllj) D. Means, Stllger attorney com- Stig- panlon, Robert Ilonham of (I'riiiii Mrs. Ora Decker, was% burn- ed to death early Tuesday night in her farm homo one mile west and one and one-quarter miles north of Gaar Corner. She was the wife of O. E. Decker. Funeral services will he held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Collins, followed by burial In Col- lins cemetery. Crlswell Funeral Home In charge. She Is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Llllle Oragg. Bridgeport. Texas, and Mrs. Ilertba Hayse, Law ton; and two brothers. Bud Lewis of Wewoka and Joe Lewis of Oklahoma City. A n Investigation b y county feature ranks. Thi'Ir homes are men at through seventeen states England and Canada. U Is that he put up funds with1 Was dangerously hurt this ot the tragedy resulted ,_.. .i._ nr tlinr fnr overturn- Wiilcli the imam Yahla of Yemen; morning when their car overturn may conduct a war against the on Highway 12 about a inllo neighboring King Ibn Sand of, west of Lakeside. Siuidl Arabia, formerly known as "the kingdoms of Hedjaz and Nedj. In conclusion that Mrs. Deckerlter cups and was preparing to pour coal oil any kind." He urged the 55 America not to become concerned should his radio fall. After all, he smiled, "I am not a radio op- erator, HO the radio will probably fall." In his absence, the men at Lit- tle America will be under com- mand of Dr. Thomas C. Poulter, senior scientist and second III command. Although the nearly-completed shuck boasts little' more Ihan el- bow room, Byrd minimized Its shorlcomlngs. H will be nearly fireproof, he said and reasonably warm. Soon, with the house sunk he- low the snow surface, snow of, projects In the state) Robinson said the Issue present- have covered all but tho wireless uvas given today following a a conflict of view "that cannot antenna, the spinning unnemome- ,jay hearing, Walter Gray, at- accounted for solely on the sympathy for or lack ot 1. fit li ri rtl-fl lid Included in List of 25 Sent to Washington For Final Determination OKLAHOMA CITY. March financial approval VEIS'BILLVEfO Vote on Overriding President- ial Disapproval Due at Any Time MARGIN SfBESWIlLL Robinson Supports President's Position, Cutting in Opposition WASHINGTON, March Senator Robinson, the democratic leader, attempted to rally admini- stration forces In the senate today to uphold President Roosevelt's veto of veterans appropriations with an assertion that the govern- ment should not dlscrlmlnato agaliiHt a citizen because he did not wear a uniform. The democratic chieftain follow- ed Senator Cutting (H-N.M.) who urged the senate to override thii veto. To packed galleries listening to the debate, fully realizing that tho verdict hung upon a few Hoblnson shouted: citizen Is expected to yield. service to his country It Is Imperilled." "One who went to a concen- tration camp to prepare for ser- vice at the front Is not to be dis- criminated against, but In not to get any privilege denied to any other citizen who did his part but dlil not wear a uniform." he add- tho silver weathcrjtorney for the PWA In Oklahoma, announced. to the Ada hospital, where Means died at He had suffered a broken back and fracture of Decker was found by the kitchen and near believed that the ex- In this world's southernmost} The projects will be submitted meteorological station, Byrd plans to keep a record of polar weather. Food and fuel tunnels will con nect with the single door In the sufflclently violent to j shack, leading to supplies for tho unconsciousness, the rapid-hong stay. sympathy for the veterans. talned until he recovered from the shock of the accident. ,to have thrown a half of an auto- program, and It requires courage, Kchols. to do that, striking him on the head. Ho praUed the reform move-i Kchols was taken to his home inent started twelve years ago npar i.'rllMUs and early the follow- when "The Walton was movement was nominated. sound and Ing morning died. The charges his death resulted state from the purpose was good. But tho iJjow on bis head, leaders did not realize that The death of Echols occurred on clples and laws depend upon morning of January 19IM. ministration." He said the movr inent failed because Walton lack ed ability and executive power. "Executive ability cannot be ac- quired. A person Is born with it or he is nut." "If you take your watch to thfl blacksmith to have It repaired, they will send you to the asylum. Woe to Oklahoma when she elects a man governor who Is a boy, not capable or honest." These words were III building up the idea that a man must be horn wltli brains and these must be de- vrlopei'.. "Some men never grow- beyond hoys." Governor Murray (old the crowd that he had nothing to gain bv endorsing one candidate E THUS! CBSES DISMISSED had come Into Ada returned. His brother, living a mile distant, tls Sunday off the Island nr v." "uiise blazing and with) Rhodes. In the southeastern part of the Aegean Sea. WhiTralxinls Xot Known The attorney said he had no Idea where Insull was bound In his new search for asylum anil escape from trial on fraud charges In Chicago. His only com- ment was t'.iat he thought Insull i Means had boarded a vessel flying said to be on their way to' flag of some nation with which Vauls Valley. People who reach-1 the fulled Slates has no the spot Immediately after the dltlon treaty. [accident said that apparently the After he h-ft Piraeus, the port car in which they were riding of more than a week struck loose sand or gravel and, InsulV was In touch with his thrown out of control, went over Uliens lawyers by wireless. No a high embankment, turning over word "has been received wo _or n.orc_tlnics.____ tlir'nnd relief director, arrived distance wltl> admlnlstra- I flames destroying] Only a handful of men were at ;ind almost consuming ii.n body. Ueplles OUtlnc Washington for final consider- "it Is not Just, as some have at- complele atlon. templed to do. lo place the prosl- The projects considered: dent In the attitude of not comprc- Washlngton, water works; bending, or of falling to denion- system; Wayne, strate a sense of justice or or 1 recognition of tho gal-, who have worn the plane when Admiral Ilyrd left jilormltory; A. and M. Co the administration building where 'iirnry; A. and M. College. Moore, sewer system; siraie a m-nsi- m water works; ADA. schools; Frec-ipatriotic recognltlo dom water works; Lexington, lantry of those w water works; Cameron College, our uniform." he c bo had been living In Little America. The others wore work- ing on dog tunnels. It was 39 degrees below zero. College. II te, stadium addition; Stlilwater, high school; Bethany, community house; South Coffeyvllle. water works; Temple, electric light plant; Wetumkn. Mrs. Means left for Ada as soon ,IH car Wa3 gone, they took It she was notified of the accident t for printed that there was no one and was expected to arrive the house. afternoon. In the meantime, the' However, a boy saw Mrs. Deck- body of her husband Is at tlie'pj--., body as the group was walk- Keith Funeral Chapel, pending more liberal benefits of tho senate, but they were not "stopped itI as there was no llml- itatlon on debate, there was no In- Idlcatlon when n vote would 1m reached. Several more senators were understood to be ready to speak. Robinson challenged what ho called n n effort by Cutting to "be- little" the distinction between re- curring and noii-recuri'lns appro- priations. t care of direct relief cases, of which we have so many." The said. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Mar. 28 President Roosevelt sailed out to open sea today for a week's va- cation from the cures of office. The familiar white yacht Nour- malial, of Vincent Astor, anchor at and down the St. Johns river for the ocean. Standing by the rail, Mr. Roosevelt waved his hat In re- sponse to a rousing farewell from nnt sufficient to com- a crowd on the dock. Ills oldest works projects put sou, James, was hy his side. hinder way, but said tho lose In A glance at the morning pa- unnnlshod projects should not In material, since he had been Insist Ing that work be done on unit plan. Additionally, be said, localltle In some Instances probably wouli be able to complete exlstln" added not be available funds pers war, as close as the presi- dent came to attention to nation- al affairs before starting out. After one of his busiest days yes- lerday, he set aside his time upon leaving Washington last entirely to vacation free- DETROIT. Mar. hilled States Immigration ser- tce laid the groundwork today or deportation .gainst Martin J. Insull. ami hen permitted Chicago officers o proceed with him lo Illinois vhere he charges growing )iit of the collapse of the Insull Ullltles "empl-e." Walter R. lirooks, chief Im- nigratlon Inspector here, explaln- that Insull. who had declared lilmself a British subject, was iiaroled to the Chicago police un- ler an excluding order. The or- ;ler requires that the former utilities magnate, brother of Samuel Instill, be turned over to Immigration authorities for de- portation to Canada as soon as disposition Is made of charges against him It) Chicago. No bond required, an't Lieut. X. Johnson, of the Chicago police expected to leave before noon with the prisoner, lie had brought from Toronto. There Instill had fought to the last ditch against an extradition war- ran! slcned by President Roose- velt. STSTE'S COTTON CROP GBEftTEfi THIN 1332 night dom. Mr. when house of the Roosevelt's. Jaw struck out mention was made of'the vote over-riding his veto veterans pay bill, but he SHANGHAI. Saved from a Mar. pauper's funeral bv a Canadian countryman, C. C- jiillan, former Oklahoma and shipment of oats, corn and ml oporntnr who killed himself Saturday night, will be saved from a pauper's grave by a sister In Los Angeles. oads of corn, 25 carloads of oats, 25 carloads of wheat and car- oads of bay. One train load of corn and oats was scheduled to bo inloaded today In the panhandle section. Nelson said the feed for live- stock was supplied by the surplus relief corporation. The feed will he distributed to stock raisers In Texas, Woodward. Harper, Woods, Imarron, Ellis, Roger Mills and Beaver counties. All of the hay to be dispensed through the corporation Is being purchased from Oklahoma farm- ers. Nelson said. from Mrs. Viola ItecallH Recalling the condition of country a few Orders came from .Mrs. vioia C.reenhow in the California city ___ t.n.l., li tliu months ago, ho said It was a iiuestlon then of whether the resources ot tho country should he comriandereil for the needy. But no one contemplated, he added, that these extraordinary expenditures should he continued ser- SUSPECT KILLED today to have the body cremated and the ashes sent back to the I'nlted States for burial. As a result, the funeral vice conducted by the Rev. ory Luccock of Oak 1 was held today In a mortuary Instead of at n ceme- tery ns palnned. Mr. Luccock Is as'tor of a Shanghai American (immunity church. Nine persons attended the fun- ral for the man once known as multl-mllllonalre who died'in overly utter fleeing from Oklu- he faced charges of added. less Is rev'ved." ho these emergency relief funds. declined any comment .upon it. WEALTHY KII.LED IX K IXDIAV AUTO WltKri! OKLAHOMA CITY, Mar. 28. ginned 770 more bales of cotton In than In nothwlllistandln the government's crop reduction campaign, the corporation com- mission reported today. The commission made public department of commerce figures showing l.2P.u.7d2 bales ginned In against In Tlllman county led the state In production with 04.14S bales. This figure represented an In- crease of nearly fi.OOO bales for the year, a condition repeated In other leading cotton counties. Jackson county, second In pro- duction, had SS.-Jr.fi bales as com- pared rlth In Cad- do county. bales against ni.sno the year before, and Klowa county, 74.49C aa com- pared with 73.032. FAIRFAX. March (Jt Mlllaril De Noya, 27. member of a prominent Osage Indian family of Ponca City, was found dead In his wrecked automobile nine miles west of here early today. The car was at the bottom of a steep embankment. De Noya apparently had been killed In the accident, the cause of which was not determined. The De Noya family Is among the .wealthiest of the oll-enrlchcd Osages. Slncei-s to .Meet nt Homer There will he an all day sing- ing at Homer on Easier Sunday, April 1. All singers are cordially Invited to attend. works with their own BOY rhlrkaslm .lory Herman Hk-kiiin of Slaying CHICKASHA. Mar. A district court Jury today con- victed Herman Hlcknian, 18-year old Portales. N- M.. youth of second-degree manslaughter for the slaying of his brother-in-law's landword. Harry G. Warren, on a farm near here February 14- The Jury, deliberating only five hours, fixed punishment two years' Imprisonment. at Men are flocking to beauty par- lors out west, says a beauty spe- cialist. But the women are too smart to fall for that, since they started the beauty parlor Idea. AM> M. WKKSTI.KItS' HI'S OVKIITL'KXKI) IX TOl.MSlON MIAMI. Okla.. Mar. The Oklahoma A. and M. college wrestling team, returning from Ihu national Intercollegiate wres- tling meet at the University of Michigan, was delayed overnight here by a collision between the team bus and a" motor truck near Rolla. Mo. Ed Gallagher, Aggie coach, said no one wr.s Injured, al- though the bus was overturned The Aggie niatmen took the .Milu Wanleil In .Missouri Killed Heslsllng Arrest In I.OH Angeles LOS ANGELES. March 3-weeks search for Glenn Harmon, suspected Missouri slay- r, ended today with his death In a hand-to-hand gun battle. South by Carthage, Mo., auth- orities In connection with the slaying of B. L. Van Hooso, re tired capitalist, Harmon was sbo' to death In a crowded beer par lor after resisting tho attempt o Detective Lieutenant A. B Strongwald to arrest him. Police were Informed of Hnr mon's presence here by Byroi Wolff, ID. another suspect In th Missouri murder, who was arrest ed In an attempt to rob a tallo shop. In the tussle with the office Harmon drew a revolver and fir cd twice, both shots going wilt His weapon jammed and Strong wald drew hla own pistol, flrlp seven bullets Into Harmon's body Harmon's brother, L. n. Har mon; Charlea L. Mapper and Me or Powell are held by Missouri authorities In connection with the VanHoose death. team and three in the meet. Individual tltlea expenditures will he discontinued. While we ought nnt to refuse to make just appropriations In order Rev. fcni-ilo to the veterans, wo Ill-lnrc muler no obligation to pursuit Shanghai that wilt fasten on tho treasury an expenditure that Isn't Just and required by sound reas- oning." Robinson said It had been his hope that a compromise would bo worked out. but that was found to be Impossible. He added that the president oinn when; nail fraud. Before the cheap casliet rested me wreath of flowers bearing an inexphilned card "from Irt." Later, a cablegram from LOB arrived ordering flowers from Blackbird." Julian's mourners Included Maurice Cohen, a Canadian and one-time bodyguard for Dr. Sun Yet Sen, who knew Julian at .Vlnnlpeg :n l'J04. Colien, n fellow Canadian, paid the costs of the simple funeral. Other.-, there were tho hotel landlady who evicted Julian the day preceding his death from poison, un unidentified who said "1 knew Julian In Cal- two young twittering surloslty seek- two newspapermen Mr. Luccock's service lusted five minutes. OAKMAN ELECTS CARTER had restored thousands of World war and Spanish war veterans to the rolls pending review and de- cribed this us "evidence that he vants to work this out Justly.' TWO Socialists Criinieil IMnces on Ticket OKLAHOMA CITY. Mar. which siirprlsi'il many when It broke out ot tho democratic "solid south" with n republican vote In now has two other parties. The prohibition party was recognized yesterday. Socialists won recognition a few weeks arco. Each gained a place on the state ballot by prcsentlne peti- tions bearing more than 5.000 signatures, required by law. to the secretary of state. (ieorgo. farter School Hoard; Member of Tux The of Manchukuo Is "answerable only to but since he's married we'll bet he can't stay out late at nlgbt with- out hrlnKliiB home u pretty good excuse. George Carter w a B elected clerk of the school board of the Oakmnn district at the annual meeting held Tuesday. Mr. Car ter ban always been active In the school Interests ot his commun- ity. The meeting also voted for n full eight months term next year and Improved a levy of 10 mills, tho legal limit, for Its support. Greater returns for tho amount Infested News Classified Ads. Prominent Attorney IH'iul OKLAHOMA CITY. Mar.. A. Hass. who had been county and city attorney durliiF his 2 years' residence at Ard- more. Is dead. Bass, fi2. died at his home hcrr yesterday. He had moved to Ok- lahoma City three years ago. Funeral services will bo helil here nt 2 p. m. Thursday, with the Rev. R. E. L. Morgan ot Shawnce offlclntlng. A Columbia professor prefrri "America tho Beautiful" OB national anthem. But- not bpfurs all the highway posters are down. ;


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I am very new to the Java. I am getting fed up when trying to run the file called Hello.java. The text is exact as I described below :
public class Hello
public static void main(String[] args)
System.out.println("Hello, World!" );
System.out.println("It Worked!" );
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Artists from around the country will display their workmanship at the 25th annual Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show. The juried woodcarving competition and display focuses on the art of carving realistic wildlife sculptures and bird decoys. The public is invited to meet carvers — who will be showcasing their work and competing for best in show — from all over the United States and Canada. Anthony Donato will be the featured artist. Children activities include learning about different types of birds and painting a wooden bird or feather from 1 to 3 p.m. today. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.
Where: Water Resources Education Center, 4600 S.E. Columbia Way, Vancouver.
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The flyway wildlife show is one of many options for getting out and about this weekend. Others include a night of re-enactments and a country concert.
Stuffed with entertainment
The annual Vancouver Sausage Fest returns with a community celebration featuring entertainment, a beer garden, and carnival rides. Local dancers, musicians and performers will take the stage. Highlights for today include the band There She Goes, Molly Malone Irish Dancers, Dance Fusion and Radical Revolution. On Sunday, the entertainment includes the Evergreen Dance Academy, Hula Hoop contest, Stardust Quartet and the performances by the finalists in the Southwest Washington's Got Talent competition.
When: 10:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. today and 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Where: St. Joseph Catholic School, 6500 Highland Drive, Vancouver.
Admission: $2, $1 with nonperishable food donation.
Telephone: 360-696-2586.
Web: http://vancouversausagefest.com.
Time travel by candlelight
The Campfires and Candlelight tour will lead visitors back in time as Fort Vancouver puts on one of its largest costumed re-enactments of the year. The stroll through local history begins at Pearson Air Museum and make its way along the Spruce Mill Trail through military camps from multiple eras. The journey ends with the residents at Fort Vancouver's Village. The event will include music, hands-on activities, plowing and weapons demonstrations.
When: 4 to 10 p.m. tonight.
Where: Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, 1001 E. Fifth St., Vancouver.
Admission: Free.
Telephone: 360-816-6247.
Web: http://nps.gov/fova/parknews/campfires-and-candlelight.htm.
Guitars honoring heroes
The stars come out for a last summer concert hurrah at Stars & Guitars, sponsored by the country radio station KUPL 98.7 FM. The concert will be held in honor of military members, first responders and veterans, featuring performances by local singer Kurt Van Meter, country duo Cloverdayle, Nashville's Lonestar, singer-songwriter Andy Gibson, rising country star Dustin Lynch, the Mavericks and singer Craig Morgan. Lawn chairs or blankets are recommended.
When: 2 to 8:15 p.m. Sunday
Where: Alderbrook Park, 24414 N.E. Westerholm Road, Brush Prairie.
Admission: $20-$25, $5 for parking.
Telephone: 360-882-4444.
Web: http://kupl.com/stars-and-guitars.
'The Words' weaves a wild tale
Hopeful novelist Rory Jensen (Bradley Cooper) is trying to write the next great American novel. When he finds an old manuscript in a suitcase while on his honeymoon with Dora (Zoë Saldana), Rory passes it off as his own work, to great success and praise. Until the real author (Jeremy Irons) confronts Rory and threatens to destroy everything. "The Words" is rated PG-13.Where: Battle Ground Cinema, 1700 S.W. Ninth Ave., Battle Ground; Cinetopia Mill Plain, 11700 S.E. Seventh St.; Cinetopia Vancouver Mall 23, 8700 N.E. Vancouver Mall Drive; various Regal Cinemas locations.
Admission: Varies by theater.
Telephone: Battle Ground Cinema, 360-666-7200; Cinetopia, 360-213-2800; Cinetopia Vancouver Mall 23, 360-448-4100; Regal Cinemas, 800-326-3264.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Ry. Co. v. Texas
Annotate this Case
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- Case
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Ry. Co. v. Texas, 245 U.S. 484 (1918)
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company v. Texas
No. 113
Submitted January 2, 1918
Decided January 14, 1918
Where, in regular course, a passenger train is moved by one company from one state to a point in another and is there taken charge of and carried to destination by a second company, local to the second state, it is manifestly erroneous to hold that its interstate character is lost because the second company employs new crews and engines and cannot go beyond the state line.
An order of the Texas Railroad Commission requiring passenger trains in the state to leave stations on advertised schedule time, and allowing them no more than 30 minutes at origin or points of junction to make connection with trains of other lines, or 10 minute more if at the end of the 30 minutes the connecting trains are in sight, is an unjustifiable interference with interstate commerce as applied to a local railroad company in respect of an interstate train which, under contract, the company receives at a point within the state line from a connecting company, and forwards (in sections) to its destinations within the state. The infliction of penalties upon the local corporation, under the local law, for failure to comply with the order is beyond the power of the state courts in such a case. So held where, though the trial court found otherwise, the decisions of the intermediate and supreme courts of the state assumed that there was sufficient accommodation for local traffic independent of the through train in question -- an assumption which this Court adopts, and where the train was received too late to comply.
The suggestion that the order could have been complied with by running an extra train locally, if the interstate train was not on time, is impractical, and also inadequate in form, since, having exercised its right to advertise the latter train, the company could not escape liability for delay of that train by operating another.
The powers of a state over the local business of a local railroad company do not authorize the imposition of serious, unwarranted and unjust burdens in respect of its interstate trains.
167 S.W. 822 reversed.
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Skip to comments.DeMint Not Sold On Romney As 2012 Approaches (Also, DeMint Rules Himself OUT As 2012 Candidate)
Posted on 03/15/2010 3:55:23 PM PDT by TitansAFC
DeMint Not Sold On Romney As 2012 Approaches
Sen. Jim DeMint told CNN Monday that he isnt sure if he would endorse Mitt Romney for president if he decided to run.
Charleston, South Carolina (CNN) - Sen. Jim DeMint, R-South Carolina, was one of Mitt Romney's top backers during the 2008 presidential campaign a key endorsement that helped the former Massachusetts governor boost his profile among conservatives.
But if Romney decides to run for president again in 2012, a prospect that seems likely, he might have to do so without DeMint's support.
DeMint told CNN Monday he isn't sure he'll endorse Romney this time around - even though Romney was recently in South Carolina raising money for the senator's re-election bid.
"Mitt is still near the top of my list of candidates, but I want to look and see who steps up to the plate," DeMint said after a fundraiser with Florida Senate candidate Marco Rubio. "Frankly I think we need to wait until after the 2010 election to see what happens in Congress."
Asked to name some candidates he might support instead, DeMint pointed to Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels, marking the second time he has floated the fiscally conservative governor as a potential White House candidate.
"When I look at what he's doing in Indiana, it suggests that he can make hard decisions and he understands how to run things," DeMint said.
"By the next election, Americans are going to be looking for an accomplished leader who has a proven record, who can really get things done," he said. "I'm not sure that person has emerged yet. But there are a few on the horizon."
DeMint, who is up for a second term in November, also addressed speculation that he might want to lead the Republican ticket in 2012.
"I don't want to be president," DeMint told reporters. "The fact is, anyone who really wants to be president right now doesn't understand how much trouble we are in as a country.
"I think it's time we have a candidate for president who tells people the federal government has to do less not more," he explained. "I am not sure America is ready for that type of candidate but we need that kind of candidate right now."
1.) Jim DeMint not as solidly behind Romney as he was in 2008.
2.) Jim DeMint rules himself out as a potential 2012 candidate.
3.) Demint seems to imply he will back Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels if he runs.
Sounds like DeMint is not really conservative
Mitch Daniels is the ultimate Corporate Socialist.....sold the Indiana taxpayer built toll roads to a private company...jacked up rates on the tolls....which means Indiana residents have to pay more for goods because the transport companies pay higher tolls.
Daniels would be a bigger Corporate Socialist/Business Socialist than GWB.....you will get TARP 2 TARP 3 with Daniels....not a real conservative
Nana Not Sold On Romney As 2012 Approaches
FYI — not exactly a surprise.
Isn't DeMint a favorite among the FR palin-haters?
"sold the Indiana taxpayer built toll roads to a private company"
sounds like capitalism to me.
Jim DeMint, what a RINO for endorsing Romney in 2008.
But in 2012, Romney is the worst possible candidate we could choose because healthcare (or more exactly, stopping healthcare) has become the central issue of the next campaign... the one issue Romney is weakest on.
We have to have a candidate in 2012 that was, is and always has been against government involvement in healthcare.
It doesn't sound like he is ruling himself out based on that statement. Jim DeMint for President.
But seriously folks. The two guys I supported in '08 were Thompson and Romney. I haven't ruled MR out in 2012, but I am undecided as to WHO I'd support in 2012.
I frankly do not think Sarah will run, choosing rather to be a power broker and/or spokesperson for the conservative wing of the conservative party. :)
I am disappointed DeMint isn't going for it...Tom Coburn and Jim Inhofe are solid conservatives whom I like. I also like Bobby Jindal.
We'll just have to see. Besides, anyone who "has their mind made up" about supporting ONLY ONE candidate is spittin' in the wind.
I do know I won't vote for:
Charlie Crist
John McCain
Lindsey Graham
and I'd have to think long and hard about any elected Republican from the northeast--even though I like Judd Gregg and Scott Brown.
I'm sold on Romney...
Sold on the fact he is a flip-flopping, gay-loving, gun-grabbing, culture-of-death-supporting, big-government-loving liar with a penchant for dying his hair dark except for the temples...in other words he's a phony baloney good time charley.
DeMint has to say he's not interested, since he's up for reelection this year.
I recall reading that he hired Amanda Carpenter recently as a press secretary.
DeMint is "splitting not just from Graham, but from Sanford and perhaps leading some of the Bush faction that doesn't want to go over to McCain," said Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics. McCain "is not conservative enough for many of the conservative Republicans of South Carolina."
That's pretty cut and dry. In fact, that's about as cut-and-dry a statement on the issue as I've ever heard from a candidate. That's as much of a 100% ruling-out as there's ever been, and that's before the direct mention of guy(s) he would support in 2012.
Jim Demint is 100% not running for President in 2012. To believe otherwise now is on par with Ron Paul backers REALLY believing he'll win the primary - it's a denial of a reality.
This is great news. We need people like DeMint and Paul Ryan to remain in Congress. I don't want a bunch of Senators and Congresscritters running for President like in 2008. Let our next presidential candidate be a Governor - and DeMint should start paying attention to the Palin speeches and her single-handedly trying to stop the Obama/Dem agenda. I don't see Daniels criticizing Obama. In fact, Daniels has all the charisma of plywood.
IMO we really should be looking at good conservative governors for 2012. They have track records of executive experience & can make decisions.
Most importantly, they are from outside of the DC cesspool.
We have to remember that by the time 2012 gets here, we will have suffered through 3 more years of BO. Even though we can certainly slow it down if we get it right this November, it's hard to even imagine what the country will be like after few more years of this.
Being an outsider could be a huge plus.
Yes but I thought he left Free Republic?
Harrison County (IN) Straw poll results Dec. 13, 2009:
"Sarah Palin, interestingly, beat Mitch Daniels (who was also listed as a 2012 presidential candidate) by better than two-to-one."In his own state...
Oh yeah? You're forgetting Duncan Hunter, for whom FR was aflame at the time.
DeMint is obviously not a reliable conservative, because he cannot answer "No" to the "Are you now, or have you ever been, a Romney supporter"? query.
DeMint is on my short list, right alongside Palin and a couple of others.
I do like this guy.
"The fact is, anyone who really wants to be president right now doesn't understand how much trouble we are in as a country.
So anyone who says now that he/she really wants to be President doesn't understand how much trouble we are in as a nation. By implication, DeMint does understand how much trouble we are in, which is why he does not really want to be President now. DeMint has not ruled out being drafted or that he might change his mind after the mid terms.
At this point, it is foolish to believe that a politician has his mind made up about running for President or not. At a similar time before the 2008 election, Obama said that he was not experienced enough to run for President.
Not good for Daniels, not good at all!!!
The last time I was sold on Romney was when he was running for the Senate back in the 90's
Daniels is just another RINO...and someone America does not need now or ever!
There is a BIIIIIIG difference between "I'm not running for President, I'm running to be Senator from South Carolina," and "I don't want to be President (remember how we pounded Lautenberg for a similar statement in NJ?), being President right now is a death trap; you know who I would really like to see running, though? Mitch Daniels."
The latter statement is as definitive as you get. He ain't running, at least not in 2012. It isn't happening.
DeMint's group has backed former state House Speaker Marco Rubio (R) over Gov. Charlie Crist (R) in Florida, and backed Chuck DeVore over Carly Fiorina in California.
DeMint is one of the few Reps who has actively and strongly supported the Tea Party movement. I have attended tea party rallies and heard him speak, including at the 9/12 rally. He will be speaking tomorrow at the Code Red demonstration tomorrow.
I consider being a McCain supporter today more damning than being a Romney supporter in 2008.
We will see what happens in the next few years, especially after DeMint is overwhelmingly reelected.
RESULTS Feb. 2010 Early Freerepublic.com straw vote FOR GOP PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION
Governor Palin was the overwhelming choice of freepers who voted!
Palin - 102 votes - THE WINNER
None Of The Above - 12 votes
Barbour - 10 votes
Hunter - 8 votes
Demint - 7 votes
Pence - 3 votes
Ryan - 3 votes
Jindal - 2 votes
Jeb Bush - 2 votes
Liz Cheney - 2 votes
Mitch Daniels - 2 votes
Newt Gingrich - 2 votes
Thune, Gary Johnson, Joe Wilson, Scott Brown and rick Perry all got a vote.
No Votes for Mitt RomneyCARE or Ron Paul or Huckabee .... 0 votes (none, zed, nada, doughnut, oh-no)
The GOP insiders will do anything to get their kind of candidate over the top in the 2012 primaries.
Mr. DeMint is a party man all the way who's been sticking up for Lindsey Graham lately.
The Republican establishment keeps floating names until one sticks.
Daniels is the latest.
They've got vote splitter schemes afoot with Rick Santorum being sent to Iowa and New Hampshire to grab conservative votes away from any real conservative candidate.
Fred Thompson was the tool used in 2008 to enable McCain to get over the top.
I see you are from Texas, What the heck do you know about Indiana.? Daniels has been very successful here, even though Palin wasn't vying for the Indiana governorship. She had one of her own.
He has served a whole term and was reelected by an overwhelming majority. He could probably be reelected for a 3rd term here if that was possible.
I have some problems with him. He is somewhat a nanny stater, but on fical issues he has done very well. The man has lots of experience bringing a state back from rotten democrat control.
The establishment (read: Team Bush) selection process to find a backup to Romney is well underway. Daniels is the latest being floated. He was GWB's budget number cruncher.
Don't be so touchy. I did an internet search. I never said Daniels wasn't an effective governor. I said he couldn't beat Palin in a county GOP straw poll in his own state. That's all I said.
Three years is an eternity in politics. Can Palin attract enough independents and moderates to win? Notice that McDonnell, Christie, and Brown did not seek nor did they receive Palin's endorsement. Palin will have to answer a number of questions if she wants to be a viable candidate for President, FR polls aside.
You're a RomneyBOT aren't you.
As to your Question? No, I am A Sarah supporter.
So is Palin going to sit in every governorship? Is she going to fill every seat in the House, is she going to fill every Senate seat? Is she going to serve in every district in every state?
You guys trash everyone who isn't Palin. What good can come from that? She is going to have opponents, some good and some bad. Get used to it. I like Sarah. Sometimes I think people here that say they like her are hurting her.
Does that mean that everyone who has not yet declared themselves as a candidate in the GOP gets trashed?
I plan on having a primary, you should too.
"....nor did they receive Palins endorsement...."
Actually, McDonnell and Christie did receive Palin's endorsement. Palin even gave money to McDonnell. On Brown I'm not sure but I do know Sarah called him after the fact and congratulated him on his win.
Go pick a fight with someone else. I ain't interested.
Jealous Mitt Romneycare: If I am not coronated, I shall destroy
the GOP candidates like that B&tch and her children in the last election.
Now buy my book, ignore what Ive done,
and go back to play with your little banana.
"Frum ... (Romney supporter called Gov. Palins) nomination a "huge mistake" October 13 (2008)"
Frum: "I will support (Romney) without qualm."
"Romney presidential campaign staffers have been involved in spreading anti-Palin spin to reporters."
" 80 percent of Romney's former staff was absorbed by McCain
and these individuals were responsible for what amounts
to a premeditated, last-minute sabotage of Palin."
"These staffers are now out trying to finish her off
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"the Palin Leaker from the McCain Campaign?
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"Peeking Out From the McCain Wreckage: Mitt Romney"
"Someone's got to say it: IS MITT ROMNEY RESPONSIBLE FOR OBAMA'S VICTORY?"
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Thank you!!!
DeMint ping
"The fact is, anyone who really wants to be president right now doesn't understand how much trouble we are in as a country."
No even your own delcared you a Romneybot. You know that and so do I.
You go on ahead and find a thread with me posting pro Romney. Good luck.
I hope you have lots of free time. By the way, I think this thread was about Mitch Daniels and Jim DeMint. Right?
Daniels happens to be from my state. So if it is okay with you, I will comment. m, thanks.
okay, you bots are so shallow.
As opposed to Flip Romney? Who won't have to answer any questions. Heck it wouldn't even be worthwhile asking Romney questions. The lying son of a bitch will just tell the questioner what he thinks they want to hear. Romney is the complete profile of what a stinking politician is.
True. But Demint isn't running, and I'll bet he's the first behind Mitch Daniels and an early favorite for Veep under him or anyone else.
-—"Can Palin attract enough independents and moderates to win?"-—
That will depend. The next election will be 90% a referendum on Obama (as all incumbent Presidential elections are), and Palin has the rare ability to max out right-of-center votes. McCain and Obama both got less votes than Bush, showing a vacuum that could be tapped. If the economy is doing well, Obama will be unbeatable, period. If there's an opening, I think Palin has the best shot of the mentioned names because of her ability to max the vote on the right side of the spectrum, especially in key states like IN, NC, OH, VA, etc. If we're to believe polling, she's 3 points down against Obama at her lowest point (within MOE), and that's with the media defining her on a daily basis, a luxury they will not be so much afforded in a daily Presidential campaign.
-—"Notice that McDonnell, Christie, and Brown did not seek nor did they receive Palins endorsement. Palin will have to answer a number of questions if she wants to be a viable candidate for President, FR polls aside."-—
She gave her support before it was popular to do so in every case but Christie (for obvious reasons), a since forgotten fact. Don't forget Rubio, Kirk, McCain, Graham, Rand Paul, Blunt, and Burr, all of whom have openly sought the support of Sarah Palin, and will benefit from it.
-—"Palin will have to answer a number of questions if she wants to be a viable candidate for President, FR polls aside."-—
The only question she has to answer to Conservatives is: can she win. There are no other relevant questions for her or any bona fide Conservative. Can they win?
The relevant question I have is: can anyone beat Romney and the GOP establishment? In my lifetime, only Reagan has beaten the GOP system. For Palin, or anyone else, it is a tall order to beat Romney right now. That's a painful truth.
Buddy, you are a bully, I have watched your tactics and I ain't playing. Go find a Pro Romney post and get back to me.
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The singer reveals his wife is expecting their second child but says the new arrival will stop him reuniting with his old group.
13:10, UK, Wednesday 30 April 2014
Robbie Williams has said he will not be joining Take That on any future tour after revealing he is to become a father again.
The singer announced his wife Ayda was pregnant for the second time while he was on his European tour.
He tweeted: "Ayda and I are delighted to announce that Theodora Rose Williams is going to be a big sister. RW xxx"
Speaking to The Sun newspaper, the star said his wife's pregnancy and his gruelling schedule meant he had decided not to reunite with his former bandmates.
He said: "Logistically, I can't do it. I have the tour and I'm going to be a dad again."
Williams is currently in the middle of a 41-date tour of Europe, which will take him to several venues in the UK.
He also plans to travel to Australia, where he will play a further eight shows.
The Swings Both Ways tour showcases his album of the same name, which features cover versions and original material sung in his now-trademark swing jazz style.
Take That are yet to announce any upcoming tour dates but there is feverish speculation among fans they may be planning a string of gigs in 2015.
Gary Barlow toured recently but is not expected to return to The X Factor, after announcing live on air he was quitting the show.
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Public Religion Research Institute is pleased to introduce its inaugural cohort of Affiliated Scholars, who will maintain a two-year relationship with the PRRI team. During their tenure, Affiliated Scholars will regularly add insights to "Faith in the Numbers," the PRRI research blog. They will also work with the PRRI senior research team on a number of academic projects.
Melissa Deckman is the Louis L. Goldstein Professor of Public Affairs and chairs the Political Science Department at Washington College. The author or co-author of more than a dozen scholarly articles and invited book chapters, she has also written or co-written three books, including School Board Battles: The Christian Right in Local Politics, winner of the American Political Science Association's Hubert Morken Award for the best work on religion and politics. She has a forthcoming edited volume about the politics of teaching the Bible and religion in public schools, slated for publication this fall. Her current research focuses on the nexus between gender and religion in the Tea Party movement.
Paul Djupe is currently the coeditor of the Cambridge journal Politics & Religion, has served as the chair of the Religion and Politics organized section of the American Political Science Association, and is the coauthor of numerous articles and 5 books, including The Political Influence of Churches and Religious Interests in Community Conflict. His work explores the influence of political communication from religious actors and how religious organizations affect the political engagement of citizens. He is an associate professor of political science at Denison University in Granville, Ohio.
Kerem Ozan Kalkan is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and Public Administration at Middle East Technical University (METU), and he will be joining the Department of Political Science at Stony Brook University as a Visiting Assistant Professor starting September 2012. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland in 2010. He was a pre/post doctoral fellow in quantitative methods at the University of Oxford in the Department of Politics and International Relations between 2009 and 2010. His research interests include American politics, public opinion, political behavior, religion and politics, prejudice, Muslim Americans, and quantitative research methods. He teaches courses on American Government, religion and politics, introductory/intermediate/advanced statistics, and measurement in social sciences. He is currently working on papers about how candidates' racial and religious identifications condition the likelihood of voting in the U.S. He examines the causes and consequences of misperception about Barack Obama's faith during and after the 2008 presidential campaign. Dr. Kalkan is working on a book project that studies ethnocentric roots of prejudice toward Muslims in the U.S. and Europe.
Laura R. Olson is professor of political science at Clemson University and Editor-in-Chief of the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion. Her research focuses on contemporary religion, civic engagement, and American politics, with special emphasis on the political attitudes and behaviors of clergy. She is the author, coauthor, or coeditor of nine books, including Religion and Politics in America: Faith, Culture, and Strategic Choices (Westview, 2010) and Religious Interests in Community Conflict: Beyond the Culture Wars (Baylor University Press, 2007). She is also the author of many scholarly articles and book chapters.
Mark J. Rozell is professor of public policy at George Mason University. He is the author of nine books and the editor of twenty books on various topics in U.S. government and politics including the presidency, religion and politics, media and politics, and interest groups in elections. His latest books are The President's Czars: Undermining Congress and the Constitution, The Oxford Handbook of Southern Politics, Religion and the American Presidency, Interest Groups in American Campaigns: The New Face of Electioneering (3rd edition), and Executive Privilege: Presidential Power, Secrecy and Accountability (3rd edition).
Clyde Wilcox is a professor in the Government Department at Georgetown, where he has taught for 25 years. He writes on a number of topics in American and Comparative politics, including religion and politics, gender politics, public opinion and electoral behavior, campaign finance, and science fiction and politics. He has authored, coauthored, edited, or co-edited more than 30 books. Professor Wilcox meets with many international visitor groups and has lectured in a number of countries. In the past three years he has lectured in Kenya, France,Russia, Turkey, China, Jordan, Spain, Japan, Canada, England, and Poland.


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On July 16, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that an allegation of tender or ability to tender is not required to support a TILA rescission claim. Merritt v. Countrywide Fin. Corp., No. 17678, 2014 WL 3451299 (9th Cir. Jul. 16, 2014). In this case, two borrowers filed an action against their mortgage lender more than three years after origination of the loan and a concurrent home equity line of credit, claiming the lender failed to provide completed disclosures. The district court dismissed the borrowers' claim for rescission under TILA because the borrowers did not tender the value of their HELOC to the lender before filing suit, and dismissed their RESPA Section 8 claims as time-barred.
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BENNINGTON A West Rutland man, who told a judge he lives in his truck, is facing his fifth charge of driving under the influence of alcohol.
John F. Swan, 45, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court Tuesday to two felony counts related to driving under the influence of alcohol.
According to court records, Swan was previously convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol in May 1989, July 1991 and November 1994 in Vermont and in April 1987 in New York.
In an affidavit, Officer Robert Murawski, of the Bennington Police Department, said he was dispatched to a Route 7, near Exit 2, on Nov. 8 around 10:25 p.m., because of reports that someone was driving erratically. Police stopped Swan, who was driving a 1972 Chevrolet truck, on Route 7 after seeing him fail to stay in his lane of traffic, the affidavit said.
Swans blood-alcohol level was measured at 0.107 percent around 10:45 p.m., police said. The legal limit in Vermont is 0.08 percent.
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Frederick Bragdon, who represented Swan, said he expected there was going to be some issue in the case whether it was Swan or Swans sister who was actually driving at the time.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER The races might be new, but many of the faces are the same. Full StoryRutland Town officials want to ensure businesses pay the towns 1 percent sales tax. Full StoryThe sole Democrat in the Rutland City delegation is not seeking another term.
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At Least 148 Detained after Egyptian Election Violence
At least 148 people were ordered detained for two weeks on Monday in connection with riots that flared in the Nile Delta during parliamentary elections on Saturday, prosecutors said.
The Egyptians were under investigation for allegedly throwing rocks and bricks at security forces in the towns of Mansura, Simbillawein and Manzala, the prosecutors said.
Supporters of Islamist candidates in the three towns protested that they had been prevented from voting by government security troops who fired teargas at them.
Violent clashes between Islamist supporters and police across Nile Delta voting areas left four people dead and dozens wounded as residents charged that they had been turned away from heavily guarded polling stations.
Egyptians voted Saturday for members of parliament in the runoffs of the second stage of a month of voting which winds up November 14.
Sixteen Islamist candidates have so far won seats against 233 from the ruling National Democratic Party, a score of unaffiliated independents and around a dozen other opposition politicians in the first two-thirds of voting – CAIRO (AFP)
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New ballpark name criticized for ties to gambling, city suburb
Oklahoma City leaders, including Mayor Mick Cornett, are urging the Oklahoma City RedHawks and the Chickasaw Nation to reconsider their decision to rename the Bricktown ballpark after the town of Newcastle and the tribe's casino, Newcastle Casino.
While team and casino representatives hailed the agreement for the new name — Newcastle Field at Bricktown — as a new way to promote both venues, critics saw the deal as disrespectful to Oklahoma City and a move to groom young people into the next generation of compulsive gamblers.
"It's a terrible choice," Councilman Pete White said. "As a baseball fan, I know two of the greatest players ever — Pete Rose and 'Shoeless' Joe Jackson — are not in the Hall of Fame because of gambling connections. So to name a ballpark after a gambling operation flies in the face of the strong stance baseball took against gambling."
Not a single city official or representative of Bricktown was on hand as team general manager, Michael Byrnes, and the casino's marketing manager, Jennifer Cross, unveiled the new name and logo.
Byrnes explained the ballpark's previous naming rights agreement with AT&T expired as the RedHawks owner, Los Angeles-based Mandalay Sports, was buying the team from previous owners Bob Funk and Scott Pruitt. Byrnes noted the relationship with Newcastle Casino began two years ago with advertising inside the ballpark.
"The goal of this expanded partnership is to continue raising awareness of both organizations' entertainment value among baseball fans and casino patrons alike," Cross said. "Through innovative promotions at both locations, as well as through social media channels, the possibilities to this partnership are endless. Our hope is to continue the mutually beneficial partnership started less than two years ago and increase traffic to both destinations."
Readers upset by new name
News of the renaming was not received well by readers of The Oklahoman on Wednesday, on social media or among city leaders.
Some, like Cornett and Ward 2 Councilwoman Meg Salyer, were unhappy with naming a $34 million ballpark built and paid for by Oklahoma City taxpayers after Newcastle, a suburb of 7,700 people.
"It's disappointing to see a ballpark built with taxpayer dollars from Oklahoma City carry the name of another town," Cornett said. "I've talked to them and explained my position."
Both Cornett and Salyer noted they have no control over the naming rights, which was sold for $100,000 as part of a lease agreement with the previous team's ownership when the ballpark was built in 1997. At the time, then Mayor Ron Norick persuaded city council members to approve the lease after just three days of review. No member of the current council was in office at the time.
Salyer said she was troubled by the renaming of the ballpark after another town and casino but added she would be more worried if the city were to lose the team — a concern voiced in 1997 by Norick as he pressed the council to quickly approve the 28-year lease.
"Would I have preferred it to be called something else representative of Oklahoma City?" Salyer asked. "Yes. But I'm very supportive of the RedHawks, I'm glad they are here. I think they're doing a good job."
RedHawks, casino defend decision
Byrnes and Cross defended the naming rights deal as a means to continue improvements at the ballpark. Cross said she looks forward to promoting the casino to RedHawks fans.
"We realized our customer base is the same — we have the same audience," Cross said.
That statement troubled Councilman Ed Shadid, who noted the ballpark is a family venue that draws a large number of children. Shadid said the deal is similar to Joe Camel cigarette advertising that sought to hook underage smokers in the 1980s and 1990s.
"I think this is reprehensible," Shadid said. "Compulsive gambling in men tends to develop in early teenage years. Gambling addiction is a serious health concern for Oklahoma. Families in Oklahoma with members who are gambling addicts suffer higher proportions of domestic abuse and substance abuse."
One city council member, however, defended the naming rights deal.
"I can remember the same unhappiness (some people had) when the Ford Center was named, when it was renamed the Chesapeake Energy Arena, when the Cox Convention Center had its name changed from the Myriad," Councilman Pat Ryan said. "There's going to be somebody unhappy with all of that."
Chickasaws, city are in water battle
The friction over the ballpark name coincides with a heated and public legal battle between the Chickasaw Nation and the City of Oklahoma City over water rights. Cross declined to comment when asked how the move to name the ballpark over a suburb and casino against the city's wishes might affect the relationship between the city and tribe.
Chickasaw Nation Gov. Bill Anoatubby echoed Cross' comments in a news release.
"The opportunity to expand our existing partnership with the RedHawks club was one we could not pass up," Anoatubby said. "It always is an honor for the Chickasaw Nation to partner with another organization that takes great pride in its relationship with the Oklahoma City community, its patrons and its staff. Newcastle Field at Bricktown will continue to be a place where baseball fans, both young and old, can enjoy a game and make memories that will not soon be forgotten.


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Spiced Caramel Apple Cider
Spiced caramel apples and a chilly autumn day are a match made in heaven! If you like caramel apples, then this Spiced Caramel Apple Cider that's simmered with caramel sauce and apple pie spice will be your new autumn favorite.
Makes: 7 cups
Cooking Time: 4 hr
What You'll Need:
1 (64-ounce) container apple cider
1/3 cup caramel topping
1 1/2 teaspoons apple pie spice, divided
Fresh whipped cream for garnish
Additional caramel topping for garnish
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What To Do:
1. In a 3-1/2-quart slow cooker, stir together cider, caramel topping, and 1 teaspoon apple pie spice. Cover and cook on LOW setting 4 hours.
2. Pour cider through a fine wire-mesh strainer; discard spice. Ladle into individual mugs, and dollop with whipped cream. Sprinkle with remaining apple pie spice, and drizzle with additional caramel topping.
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Anthony Myles scored 27 points for Rider on Friday, leading them to a 97-93 victory over Rice at Leavey Center.
Bettors who backed Rider were disappointed, as they failed to cover the closing number of 4.5.
Rider got 19 points from Daniel Stewart and another 11 points from Zedric Sadler. Zedric Sadler contributed 4 assists, while Anthony Myles cleaned the glass with 7 rebounds.
Rice got a 25-point performance from Austin Ramljak, who was supported by 20 points from Seth Gearhart. Max Guercy had 7 assists in a losing cause for Rice, while Sean Obi grabbed 6 rebounds.
Rider trailed at halftime, 36-35.
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An autopsy shows a two-month-old who Onslow County Deputies say was killed by his Marine dad, had been to the hospital on two previous occasions for suspected abuse.
Onslow County investigators say Deklin King died at the Naval Hospital at Camp Lejeune in February from blunt force injuries to his head.
His father, Marine Sgt. Jordan King remains in jail, charged with his infant son's murder.
The autopsy, released Tuesday, says the baby had multiple head hemorrhages and healing rib fractures. It says two weeks before his death, the baby's father says he tripped over the family dog while holding his son.


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Actor Hrithik Roshan has thanked his fans for making his latest movie "Krrish 3" a hit and announced that the widely downloaded "Krrish 3" game is now the top free game in the country.
The sci-fi movie, which released Nov 1, has already raked in over Rs.200 crore at the box office. The actor, who plays a superhero in the film directed by his father Rakesh Roshan, used the microblogging site to express his excitement.
"Thank you India for the awesome response to 'Krrish 3'. Now, get the 'Krrish 3' Motion Comics on your Android Phone. Eight lakh downloads in a week. Another milestone crossed. 'Krrish 3' game becomes top free game in India on Android," the 39-year-old tweeted Tuesday.
Described as an epic battle against evil, the game lets you relive the superhero's life, perform stunts and use gadgets and weapons to eliminate enemies.
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