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Issue date: Sunday, February 6, 1938
Pages available: 120
Previous edition: Saturday, February 5, 1938
Next edition: Monday, February 7, 1938
Publication name: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - February 6, 1938, Abilene, Texas VOL. LVH, NO. 261 "WITHOUT, OR WJTfJ OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH-YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT ABILENE, tEXAS, MORN ING, FEBRUARY THIRTY PAGES IN THREE'SECTIONS THIS MECHANICAL Motherhood Loses Sacred ness For Biddie As Incubator lakes Over Reg enerative Process BY RAY DAVIDSON Clucking hens have been grow- ing more unpopular for Ihe last years. Their maternal desires have been squelched by man's science since the days of ancient Egypt and China. Man has found a better way to propagate poultry ex- cept for the actual production of egss. So Ion? and so thoroughly has man discouraged hens from be- coming biologically sentimental that some (he white almost dis- continued: the habit of periodically becoming maternal minded. Today's hens are machines that eat, lay eggs, cackle, eat, tay more eggs. .The chicken Is the most domesticated of living things. The at about the same lime they were learning to roast deprived the of her privilege of setting (Yes, They piled the eggs 1n i basket, submerged it In ashes. Later, n Frenchman tried the method of hatching eggs In bar- rels of fermenting manure: but the people Imagined that chickens of such blrlh had a foul .taste, Since those early attempts, a lot of plnfeathcrs have fallen from the flocks. And all the time there have been improvements in the process of taking away the hen's maternity. First there were hot water In- cubators. Ihen various forms of hot air machines, Poultryinen of the last few decades remember their experiences with mall-order, kero- sene-lamp style Incubators. But In the past half a dozen years the business of mechanically "setting" eggs has had its wrinkle.! really ironed out. Hatching Is a big, commercial business today. Not only has the hen been outmoded is t of chicks, but also the SO, 100, and 200-egg incubators that graced nearly every poultry farm few years ago have disappeared. Now the birds discover America at a time. They are born of carefully examined eggs laid by hens. They come Into being In air-conditioned incubators elaborately healed lo wilhin 1-10 of 1 degree of the proper temperature. Prank p. Kirk, Abilene hatchery- man, has two big Incubators that accomodale eggs at one time, for example. In liis incubalors, frays of eggs are placed on movable brackets, one above the other for a dozen decks, Electrical gadgets kept the temperature within 1-10 degree of 87 degres Fahrenheit. If something goes wrong with the machinery, See INCUBATOR, Ff. 9, Col. 3 CRAZED SLAYER CONFERENCE AFTERMATH-- Gov't To Aid little Men' FHA To Insure Loans For Plant Enlargements Other Plans Being Studied To Help Small Business WASHINGTON, Feb. Federal Housing Administration re- vealed today partial' Insurance of plant improvement loans would be Ihe administration's initial effort to solve the loan problem of small business. Many other solutions of the pro- blem, the importance of which was stressed by the thousand small bus- iness men who met here In the last week, also are being studied'by the administration. The ''little men'1 recommended government insurance of "loans for all 'necessary and di- rect government loans if banks failed to cooperate. The FHA policy, authorized in an almost, completely unpubltclzed section of the new housing act, which President Roosevelt signed Thursday night, covers loans up to If a bank can be Induced to make the loan for periods rang ing up to five years, the FHA will guarantee 10 per cent of it. "We expect to do a great volume of business under this spokesman said. Other proposals still are In the study stage. One official suggested the g ernment encourage private invest- ors to form investment pools for the purpose of buying stock in small enterprises. His Idea was that only large capital pools which could average good Investments against mad investments would be able to take the risks involved in providing capital for small busi- nesses. His proposal also would enable small firms to get new work- ing capital, he said. The FHA policy covers only financing of property Improvements. Other officials doubt if private pools could be large enough to av- erage risks and say only the gov- ernment is large enough for such it scheme. If it is employed. Despite the plea of the recent little men's conference, few officials expect the administration to adopt any new direct lending mcasres. Flies Here From LA In Six Hours Following a record time flight from Los Angeles to Abilene in six hours, George Armlslcad landed Hi the Abilene municipal airport yes- Icrday to refuel. His only stop on Ihc hop was Phoenix, and from there he made It to Abilene In three and one-half hours. Armistead was cnroute to Nash- ville. Tcnn.. in a Decchcraft with two businessmen as passengers. The Weather AND VICINITY- ifj mllj IfmiwrnLr OKLAHOMA: Tartly l.lv. .Mnmllr tmrnliv NKW -MKXirfl: Ind .innirnhJi! M M M M s; ___. ,11 M ni rrnliirr iinrn i 9 11 ntnrrs lo >n 70-year-old John Mack of Chelsea, Mass... calmly per- "mlttcd this picture to be taken in Lowell, Mass., after his ar- rest slaying of three Inmates and wounding of in Tewksbury state infirm- ary, where he was Banquet Honors Exchange Prexy Abilene Members Join Stamford Club At Affair STAMFORD. Feb. members of Stamford and Abilene Exchange clubs and their wives met here tonight to honor Jeff D. Dickey of Dallas, slate president of the or- ganization, and William H. York of San Antonio, vice president. E. L. Hutchison, president of the Stamford club, presided for the ban- quet at Stamford Inn. and W, G. Swenson, a former state president, Introduced visitors. Dickey spoke on the cluo name, saying that "Exchange'1 stood for the exchange of ideas between members, and the motto, "United for Service.'' Among objectives which indi- vidual clubs might lake as theirs, Dickey listed service to agriculture, promollon of youlh, annual sun- shine picnics for underprivileged children, organization of Boy Scout troops, the big brother movement, college scholarships, junior ex- change ciubs, service to aviation, tax education, traffic safety, sup- pression of crime nnd promotion of Stamford Blue Melody Boys gave music, and selections were rendered by two members of the Stamford high school Gray and Tructt Smith. Visitors from Abilene Included Mr. and Mrs. Will D. Minter, Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Raymond, Mr. and rMs. Ben Shahan, Gray Browne, Mrs. Mary Hunter, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Roe. Rites Set Today For Dr. Dodson Lengthy Illness Fatal To Beloved Minister, Scholar Northwest Texas Methodists to- day mourns the passing of Buford Warren Dodson, minlsler tor moje" than half a century and since 1W2 head of the Bible department' of McMurry college. last rites for Dr. Dodson will be conducted at 3 o'clock this after- noon, from the St. Paul Methodist church. The pastor. Dr. C. A. long, will officiate, assisted by Dr. Memorial services for Dr. Dodscn will be conducted at the McMurry college chapel Mon- .day morning at 10 o'clock, with" Dr. Thomas W. Brabliam, pres- ident of.' the Institution In charge. Part of the services will be broadcast over radio station XRBC. Thomas W. Brabham, president of McMurry college; Dr. C. A. Bickley, presiding elder of the Abilene dis- trict; Dr. W. M. Murrell, former presiding elder, and the Rev. J. H. Hamblen, pwlor of First Metho- dist church. ifasonic rites will be said at the graveside In Cedar Hill cemetery. A Knight Tempiar escort will take part In the interment services. Funeral arrangements are in charge of. Elliott's Funeral home. McMURRY MOURNS Dr. Dodson, who was 11 years old last Monday, died at 10 a. m. Sat- urday at his home, 2017 South Fif- teenth street. His loss immediately cast a pall of gloom over the Mc- Murry campus, and as the news spread to the score of cities and towns where he had served as pat- tor, telegrams of condolence began pouring in, both to the family and to college officials. Many ministers who had come to love him as a man and to admire him as R scholar, through years of association with him, were expected to be here this afternoon for the funeral. Preceding the services at the church, Dr. Dodson's body will lie in state In the chapel of Mc- Murry from this morning un- til In the afternoon, minis- terial students forming a guard of honor. His favorite nnuic will be a part of Ihe funeral service. The St. Paul choir will sing "Lead Kindly and Mrs. Henry Bass will give the solo. "Thnt Par Away Home of the Soul." It was also hoped that a veteran minister would sing n very oM song, often his choice, "I Saw a Way Worn Traveler." FACULTY rAM.BF.ARERS Pallbearers will be members of the McMurry faculty and J. P. Pat- terson. Faculty members to serve being o. P. ThMne, Dean Roy O. DR. DODSON, PH. Col. J PRICE 5 CENTS Dog Factions Discuss Issues In Open Forum Law's Opponents And Proponents Meet Together, 1 About 15 persons from Abilene nnd Taylor county gathered In the auditorium of the city hall Saturday alternobn for an open forum discussion cf (lie proposed "dog law'1 to be voted on through- out the county Tuesday. With representatives of both the pro and con faction.-, present, the I3ROWNWOOD, Feb. the basis of Incomplete returns, Brown county voters In a local option election today had defeated by more than 2 to I a proposed law to require regis- tration of and a tax on With all (he larger boxes in the county reported, ths vote stood 444 for and against the law. Vote In the city of Brown- wood was 227 for the law 367 against. discussion lasted for almost two hours. Opponents of the law, Invited to the meeting by proponents, said a show of hands in the meeting showed a majority of those pres- ent opposed the law, PARK CHAIRMAN Knox Parr, county agent, had been appointed temporary chair- mar, for the meeting and was elected to continue in that capac- ity throughout the discussions. He opened the program by read- ing a complete copy of the act to the assemblage and re-read sev- eral the law as ques- tions were raised concerning cer- tain of them'.! In opening, the discussion, Parr said: "In' the let's make up. our minds to have a friendly and cooperativei'discussion of this question. I am sure that are people here who are for the law., and some that are against it: We want everyone to be given a chance to express his views DEWOLF SPEAKS "I don't believe anyone would want shecp'or any other' livestock said Nelson DeWott, first person .to answer the call for gen- eral discussion. "Most sheep kill- DOGS, Pf. 12, Col. 3 Grant Envoy Right To See Mrs. Rubens WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. Secretary Hull won from soviet Russia today permission for an American embassy representative lo visit Mrs. Ruth Marie Rubens, an "American citizen Imprisoned on suspicion of spyinsr. Loy Henderson, American charge oVafalrs at Moscow, cabled that he or Second Secretary Angus I. Ward expected to see Mrs. Rubens today or tomorrow. Jim Farley Would Blush; 3-Year-Old Letter Undelivered Harold (Gob) Filzgerald, as- sistant high school coach nt Stamford, Is going to receive a letter three and a halt years old today or tomorrow. He'll find It postmarked Aug- ust 31. 1934. and the carrier will call Fitzgerald's attention to this message: "One cent due." Lulher Adams, a clerk In the Abilene postoffice, discovered Ihe missive Filrtay. He called It lo attention Of Postmaster O. A. Hale. The postmaster Mid Fitz- gerald's letter, mailed by Dr. Holt McGce, was addressed in care of the Abilene Reporter- News, where the Stamford coach formerly was employed. Apparently it lay unnoticed and forgotten In some hidden cubbyhole until discovered and re-mailed. Who made the dis- covery and posted Ihe overdue letter was an unanswered ques- tion last night. No one was willing to confess the delin- quency. THIS NAVY PLANE CRASHED INTO ANOTHER OVER PACIFIC DESPITE NAZI PEACE PROCLAMATIONS- Europe Quakes At Hitler Anxious World Awaiting Next German Moves Fuehrer's Newly Acquired powers Add To Anxiety This navy plane, 11-P4, shown In a take-off at San Diego, Calif., collided with another ship during maneuvers off the California coast, causing the dealli of U navy men. Four- teen were In the two ships. Abilenian Answers Solon Denies Charges Of Being Linked In Crime Ring ABILENE C. OF C. BANQUET TO DRAW MANY WESTEX GUESTS Eighteen Towns Already Have Made Reservations; Ticket Sales To 225 refntatlves 18 West Texa! towns notified the Jommerce they will attend the annual mem- be held at the Hinon hotel probably notify Ihe Abilene cham- ber of their Intentions to 'atjend before banquet time. AUSTIN IS CHAIRMAN Report of Harold D. Austin, ar- rangements chairman, shows that more than 225 tickets to the event have been sold. This is exclusive of complimentary tickets: sent 'to of town guests. Towns that have already sent word they wilt be represented in- clude San Angelo, winters, Tus- cola. Brady, Wichita Falls, Sweet- water Big Spring Midland Rotan, Munday, Haskell, Stamford. Hamlln, Anson, Albany Ranger, Eastland, Brownwood and Colcman. Much of the unusually active In- terest being shown In the annual affair this year Is attributed by officials of the organization to the guest speaker, Ralph Bradford, manager of the commercial or- ganization department, the United States chamber of commerce. "Ralph said H. D. Austin, chairman of the arrange- ments committee, "Is a real power in chamber of commerce work. We are fortunate to have him present at this meeting. Although he is connected with the United States chamber of commerce, his lecture will deal with the problems and achievements of local chambers of commers." Carswell, also expressed approval of the selection of speaker for the evening. sald 'hat several others To Insure Presence At Meeting, Arrest Of Councilmen Asked FORT WORTH, Feb. In an unprecedented move, three members of Fort Worth's city coun- cil today directed the issuance of warrants for the arrest of two of their colleagues to insure their presence at a meeting Monday. The action was directed at coun- cilnien Herbert Hull and George Eagle, who aroused the ire of the progressive league faction by fail- ure to attend a meellng culled to consider appointments to four va- cancies created in council's ranks by an epidemic of resigna- tions. City Secretary E. S. Eirdsong, de- signated to issue the warrants, found authority but no legal mach- inery In the charter for doing so. He promptly dumped the matter in the lap of Chief of Police A. E. Dowel! who has not announced what line of action he Intends to follow. PUNISHED FOR TOT RETRIEVED FROM LIFETIME CONFINEMENT IN DARKNESS UNIONTOWN, Pa., Feb. Emaciated and crippled, five-year- old Alice Harris responded slowly tonight to tlie gentle treatment of attendants at the county home where she taken from a dark storage room of an old howe home, charged, since Infancy. agents The tot's only semblance to nor- mal e.Tprtsslon lusty wall when given a tub bath. 't1 In the clean, airy children's ward, she benefited from modern comforls hut gave other rec- ognition to was going on her. "The child doesn't talk and seldom said E. Xf. Smith, of the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society. He cfiarged Ihc child, suffering from updcr-nourlshmcnl, had been found cramped :tn a chair In i second-floor, room of ..the home of David Harris, about" 17 miles from Unlonlown. "I tried to lower her arm from upright pension. aiM.thc limb went right tip "again Smith. The child weighed 31 attending physid 1 1-2 nf 2 pounds. Mid the of her age weighs 52 9 Dr. James E, Van Gilder said: "This Is a case of malnutrition due to lack of proper food and care. I wilh capable mirslnff will pull through In about six months." Smith brought charges of negli- gence to a minor against Harris annuls daughter, Martha. Both will receive a, hearing Monday. Smith quoted Harris as saying Ubr child was Illegitimate and had bron kept in the room BS a "i-orl punishment'1 for his daughter's sin.'' Miss Harris was the humane officers saying Ihc father of the little girl, whose name was withheld., was also the father of her son. K ro- bust lad. Neighbors described the elder as charitable and of good reputation. The humane officer reported he found the child wedged into the was tilted backwards lo rest on a conl bucket, her spindly arms tied above herTiead. She was unable to talk or move, he said. Drs. J. F. Kerr mid D. F. Newell said the child was under-nourished, that the bones in her legs were softened and twlstrd out of nor- mal shape and thai she suf- from rickets. GUEST SPEAKER RALPH BRADFORD (see storj to. EVENTS 10 COME IN WEST TEXAS Produc- tion Credit association will hold its annual stockholders meeting Mon- day. Central West Texas Lumberman's association will convene in Stam- ford Tuesday, auction of J. C. Dibrell and Sons ranch and the Coleman County Hereford Breeders' association will be held at the Dib- rell Echo ranch. 10 miles north- east of Cole man. February 9. Here- ford farm will hold Its annual Monday. P. Mflcham and Son, Hereford breeders, will hold an auc- tion Tuesday. Shackelford County Hereford Breeders association sale Boys IJrestock show will b< hclri February If "nri F. W. Alex- ander Hereford sale will be held February 15. have been completed for the Hill Country Fireman's convention Tuesday. of the Paint Creek Consolidated Rural high school will meet In Ihc county superintendent's office February 10 lo open contractors' bids for con- struction of a building. Chamber of commcrco will be held February 15. banquet HAMLIN Annual membership tanquet Of the Hamlin chamber of commence will be held Friday night. Find Clothing Of Long Missing Texan SWEETWATER. Feb. Clothlnif and other articles found by rabbit hunters near here today identified by W. T. Pondcr- grass of Meadow. Tex., as the pro- perty of his brother, Jc.ve H. Pen- dcrgrass, missing since Nov. 51. Pendtrgrass, relatives said, left Cooksvllte, Tcnn., with a "fairly large sum of money." Finding of Ihe clothing and handbag were the first-clues since officers found the missing nitn used a rallroAd ticket from Texarkana to Svveetwalcr. Plans were made for a posse to leave early tomorrow to search the area where the articles weie found. Victor "J. Buthod One Of Pair Hit By Sen. Pittman Accusations placed before a com mittee.of the United states serial Friday by, senator Key Pittma (D-Nev) during hearings on th nomination of Ebert K. Burlew U be first assistant secretary of th Interior had repercussions in" Abl lent. _ Victor j. Buthodfnamed by .Pitt than with Walter Bihrens 'a. having been connected with one o the worst criminal lings In Texas history while engaged in prohibl tlon enforcement work in'1921" now an Abilene citizen. Buthod I engaged In the oil business here an wilh his family-'resides at' 164 South. Fifth. SEX OS PITIMAN LETTER After reading Associated Prea dispatches or the Washington hear mg and; accusations against him as Sen. Pittman. Buthod dispatched a lengthy letter by al lo Httman and the com mittee before which the accusa- Ions were read. Copies of the let- ter were sent to President Roose- velt and Don J. KIrkley, newspaper publisher and former asslsiant un- der Harold L. Ickts, secretary of interior. In his letter Buthod denies al accusations, direct or implied, and demands that the same efforts be made to dear his name as were de- voted to "bring It into disrepute by J _ _ Uy and malicious demanding this, unsubstantiated statements." In j i. knia, Buthod cites records of the treasury and Interior departments with he was connected from Feb niary, 1922, through June, 1936 Buthod advised the Reporter- News that he has no Interest what- soever in the nomination of Bur- lew as first assistant secretary un der Harold L. Ickes. He said how- ever, that in fairness to hfmsei and family that he feels duty bonnt to answer accusations made agalnsi him and his record. MADE FRO AGENT Buthod was appointed prohibition agent in 1D22 and served contin- uously with the department as See BUTHOD, Fj. 12, Report Business Decline Checked WASHINGTON. Feb. 5. W) The federal reserve board reporlec tonight that the nation's buslnes. halted its decline during Januarj and Is now no worse, at least, than in December. Discussing In Ik monthly bulle tin (he recession which In abou four months wiped out the gains In Industrial production of thre years, the board made no prediction about Ihe future. By JOHN EVANS Associated Press General Foreign Editor Eeichsfnehrer Adolf Hitler's land on the throttle of Ger- man's great war machine makes whole world anx- out. Hitler has declared for peace, jut the world fears the he intends to do may war. GAKMANY WARNED Europe's statesmen have warned ifrmany of danger. British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the house of commons Wednesday Ger- many U "perhaps potentially the greatest military power In'Europe" and added it would be "difficult to exaggerate, the significance" of Hitler's force. Der Fuehrer's assumption of di- rect command of German land, air and sea forces gives him no new power, but it eliminates all op- position. It is the manner in which he boldly proclaimed his control Friday night that startles a shell- shocked world. He ousted generals, shifted am- bassadors, made the armed forces Nad and let the world know Ger- many is advancing toward execu- tion of her map-changing program. HITLER'S PROGRAM Hitler 1s on record for peace but here's the program (hat may bring something else: 1. Germany wants her colonies back. Field Marshal General Her- nuum Wilhelm Goering, at his flrit appearance with his new .title, renewed "the demand ror robbed German 2. Danzig corridor. No statesman ever expected Germany forever would remain separated by the Polish strip that cuts off East Prussia from the Fatherland. 3. Germans abroad; There ars of them in Czechoslovakia, and there are nearly peo- ple In Austria, speaking German and allies of Germany in the world war. t. Russia. Germany casts envious eyes on the vast wheat fields ot the Ukrin which could give Hit- ler's Nazis their own bread. Those are the main points a course that may mark German ex- pansion In her dream of becorn- ins; Europe's dominant power. CONSEQUENCE OF WAR All these things are the out- growth of the 1914-1918 war. Ger- many was shorn ot her colonies and parts of her home territory sliced off. Five years ago Hitler took power. He has thade obsolete the peace treaty of Versailles and defied ths old allies to prevent his march back to not more. In a world that spent last year for armamenU, Hitler has built a great air force that alarms England; a huge mech- anized army that strikes fear in France and a navy more than one- third the size of the British em- still growing. Hitler announced of fusing the Nazi party and the state. That will make the armed forces as Nazi as the rat of the government. Motheny Rites Set Here This Afternoon Funeral for W. F. Matheny, 83, victim of heart attack here Fri- day, will be held today at 4 p. m. in Elliott's Funeral chapel with Dr. M. A. Jenkens, pastor of the First Bapllst church, officiating. Following the sen-ice here the body will remain at the funeral home until about 11 a. m. Monday and then carried overland in an Elliott's coach to Stephenvilfe for burial. Another funeral service will be. held In stephenville at the First Baptist church at 3 p. m. Mon- day. Boy Scout Week To Be Observed In Area; Five Banquets Slated, Monday To Friday Boy Scout wek. celebrating; Ihe 28th anniversary of scouting In the Unllcd Slates, starts today. Thousands of scouts will attend church to.lay to open the week of- ficially. Thefne for the week set aside for observance of the youthful organi- zation will be "Building A er Generation." Programs George V. Wlmbish. Ing the thoughts of physical safc- ty, mental saftey, preparedness iwd moral safely will be used. Friday night Abilene scouts will gather at the First Methodist church for bano.uet. Theme of Ihe program will be the scout slogan, '-Be Prepared." Other banquets in the Chlsholrri Trail area will be held thlsj week, Monday. President E. s. dim- mining of the ccuncil Is lo speak at Haskell on a program directed by Dave Persons, district chairman, Supcrlnlendent C. B. Breedlove, and Scoulnwstcrs A. D. McClintocit, and as-, Thomas B. Hayden Jr. and Don Morris to speak at the Coleman banquet with District Chairman E. P. Scarborough, R, Floyd Price, the Rev. Robert F. See BOY SCOUTS, Tf, 9, 1 ;


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State Insurance Commissioner and Fire Marshal Wayne Goodwin is urging North Carolina residents to protect their palace -- or their homes -- as part of the observance of National Fire Prevention Week.
Goodwin will issue his reminder Monday at Tryon Palace in New Bern to mark the week, which began Sunday and continues through Saturday. He'll join a chimney sweep company for the cleaning and inspection at the Governor's Palace and the kitchen office.
National Fire Prevention Week promotes reducing the risk of home heating fires in December, January and February. The winter months are when half of all U.S. home fires occur.
A 1798 fire destroyed the original Tryon Palace, North Carolina's first colonial state Capitol.

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Minah and Leeteuk pull a dating prank on Girl's Day on 'Hidden Camera Battle'
Minah told Sojinand Hyeri that she was once dating Leeteuk and that he'd come to Hong Kong just to peer her. Minah lied, saying, "I'm dating Leeteuk oppa. He got here to Hong Kong because of me. He is coming here. I heard that we were photographed together, and I suspect the footage are going to make headlines tomorrow." Hyeri could notassistyet laugh at first, but she and Sojin were super stunned when Leeteuk went in for a kiss.


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Most folks who ride the TA end up at Yorktown - if you're willing to go a bit further for a much better ending consider doubling back to Williamsburg (you'll pass by the College Deli on this route, which is a great place to pig out. Also camping use to be had at Cheatam Annex and the Coast Guard Station for those with military connections, not sure of the current policy now, but I can check. For those with BSA membership, there are two scout camps in the area, which in the summer you can bum a shower and buy a meal for a few bucks).
From Williamsburg the connect the dot route is this, Westpoint to Reedsville. Take the ferry to Tangier Island, then another ferry to Crisfield. From Crisfield head to Lewes and take the Cape May ferry to Cape May. Atlantic City is a day's ride north. Basto is worth the extra miles.
Another thought is when entering Virginia is to drop south for the New River Trail that comes out at Galax. Continue south into North Carolina and pick up NC Bike route 4 and ride all the to Currituck. Take the free ferry across and head north to Virginia Beach.
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The Tickets Airlines Don't Want You to Buy
Travelers Find Ways to Skirt Arcane Fare Restrictions; The Risks for Serial Offenders
You go duck hunting in Louisiana with Vice President Dick Cheney, and you fly down from Washington in a government plane. But your commercial flight back home is expensive -- currently about $698 -- because it's a one-way ticket. What to do?
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia recently disclosed that he did what most of us would probably do: He bought a cheaper, round-trip ticket -- with no intention to use the return leg. Airlines consider that fraud, but it didn't stop Justice Scalia: "We purchased (because they were the least expensive) round-trip tickets that cost precisely what we would have paid if we had gone both down and back on commercial flights," he wrote in a memo. (The 21-page memo explains why he didn't recuse himself from a case before the Supreme Court that involves the vice president.)
The round-trip ticket, which today costs $218, may have seemed a Solomon-like solution to any ethical issue raised by accepting a free ride with the vice president.
But airlines call it breach of contract. In fact, it's an emerging legal battleground: Currently, there's a federal class-action lawsuit pending against several airlines related to ticketing rules.
Ticketing Tricks
Breaking airline rules, while technically a breach of the ticket contract, can yield savings. See some tricks you can use.
Carriers write their elaborate rules to defend their incongruous fares, and sometimes go to great lengths to enforce them. They dun travel agencies for issuing tickets that aren't "properly" used. They sometimes demand higher fares from travelers caught dodging the rules. And at the height of a crackdown in the late 1990s, airlines even seized some travelers' frequent-flier miles, saying they were fraudulently obtained.
But if a Supreme Court justice can skirt irrational rules -- after all, how can one flight be three times more expensive than two flights? -- why can't you?
Travel experts say you can. For one thing, it's not illegal. People engaging in these practices are breaking airline rules, but not breaking any law -- unless they lie about what they are doing. (More on that later.) Also, airlines aren't likely to track down first-time offenders, especially since they need all the customers they can get and aren't selling many top-dollar, unrestricted tickets anyway.
"It's not a practice we encourage, but there's little we can do about it," says Jason Schechter, a spokesman for UAL Corp.'s United Airlines.
One of the airlines' favorite targets is the practice known as a "hidden city" itinerary. That's when travelers bound for a hub city book a trip to a cheaper destination, but end their travel at the hub. Heading home to Detroit from New York? Northwest's unrestricted one-way fare from New York to Detroit is $559, and its unrestricted fare from New York to Akron, Ohio, is $221. The Akron ticket means a stop in Detroit, on the same flight for which Northwest wants to charge more than twice the price. Book the Akron trip and just get off the plane in Detroit.
Some travelers use a variation known as "back-to-back" ticketing. Their strategy is to avoid an expensive midweek business round-trip fare by buying two cheap round-trip, Saturday-night stay tickets, and using only one coupon from each. Every big airline except Southwest Airlines LUV -1.74 % bans the practice. (Southwest's rules allow it, and also hidden-city ticketing.)
On the high-fare carriers, the savings can be huge. The current unrestricted fare between New York and Houston on Continental Airlines CAL 1.16 % is $1,972 round-trip. But someone who plans two weeks in advance can save a bundle buying two $232 discounted round-trips -- one from New York to Houston, and throwing away the return, and one from Houston to New York, and tossing that return, too. Savings: $1,508.
It's tougher for airlines to know this is going on if the tickets are booked without a frequent-flier number. Or if the two round-trips are booked with different credit cards or on different airlines (though most airlines still prohibit that because it's still back-to-back ticketing).
Airlines say ticketing tricks are actually less frequent these days than even two years ago because low-fare carriers have forced them to cut prices and erase a lot of restrictions. "There are better deals out there," said one pricing executive at a major airline, who asked that his carrier not be identified.
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Still, travelers are pushing the issue. There's a federal class-action lawsuit pending in the Eastern District of Michigan accusing Northwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines DAL -1.70 % and others of violating antitrust laws by conspiring to fix rules against hidden-city ticketing. Travelers were injured to the tune of at least $4 billion because prices were "artificially inflated by defendants' illegal and anticompetitive conduct," the suit alleges. Airlines have denied the allegations in the suit, and fought it vigorously.
Courts have held so far that airlines do have the right to set their own rules. They used to be printed, in fine type, on booklets stuffed into ticket jackets, but in this age of ticketless travel, now you usually have to go to airline Web sites to look for a "contract of carriage." Breaking the rules could constitute breach of contract, and airlines could possibly sue travelers for price differences. That's highly unlikely.
But where travelers have gotten into legal trouble in the past is by lying about their intentions when asked after the fact. "Lying to the airlines in order to get the cheap fare would be fraud, but silence coupled with a purchase cannot be fraud," says Mark Pestronk, a Fairfax, Va., attorney who specializes in travel law. "It's perfectly OK to take advantage of loopholes in tariff rules as long as you're not actively engaged in lying about it."
In February, for instance, Katun Corp., a Minnesota seller of office equipment, pleaded guilty to 12 counts of fraud and agreed to pay $11 million in fines and restitution. The U.S. attorney in Minnesota charged that the company routinely booked cheap tickets in 1994 to 2000, then used "fraudulent manipulation of various airlines' reservations and ticketing systems" to change return dates without incurring a penalty. When gate agents detected discrepancies, Katun employees lied about the reason for the earlier return, the U.S. attorney's office said.
If caught, airlines can demand higher fees if you haven't yet completed your travel. If they catch you after the fact, however, they are stuck, Mr. Pestronk says. If they tried to charge your credit card, you could protest the charge, and card companies would likely side with consumers since the charge wasn't authorized.
And now, if we do get caught, we have Justice Scalia to point to as an example. (A Supreme Court spokesman says he has no further comment on the ticket.)
The answer for big airlines is not to find more ways to enforce bad policy, but to fix pricing rules so they make more sense. If they don't, discount carriers will do it for them. After all, had Justice Scalia been concerned about his ticket maneuver, he could have saved even more money -- and done so while fully obeying airline rules -- by buying a $109 discounted one-way ticket on Southwest Airlines from New Orleans to Baltimore.
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Ticketing Tricks
Breaking airline rules, while technically a breach of the ticket contract, can yield savings
|Throwaway Tickets
|Need only a one-way fare? Buy acheaper round-trip and throw awaythe return.
|Works for sending a student off to college,delivering a car somewhere, or, as Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia recently showed, going duck-hunting withthe vice president.
|Back-to-back Ticketing
|A way to avoid high-dollar, middle-of-the-week tickets. Buy two roundtrips with Saturday-night stays, and only use the first portion of each itinerary.
|Savings can be huge, but you have to be able to book in advance to get cheap fares.
|Hidden-City Ticketing
|Going to an expensive hub airport city? Book a one-way ticket to acheaper city beyond, with a connection in the hub city. Get off the plane in the hub city, and save.
|One caveat: You can't check bags on a scheme like this.
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Scott, a native of Boston and graduate of Duke University, is the author of three books, including "ENIAC: The Triumphs and Tragedies of the World's First Computer," which was published in 1999. He's also an instrument-rated private pilot.
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23d Infantry Regiment, 4–8 April 1951
Before Operation Courageous ended, General Ridgway ordered a further advance. Intelligence reports indicated the enemy was preparing for a general offensive but was not yet ready to attack. Ridgway decided that a continuation of the movement forward to Line Kansas, a phase line north of the 38th parallel that ran generally east from the Imjin River through the Hwach'on Reservoir to the east coast, would destroy additional enemy forces and supplies, position UN troops on defensible terrain, and facilitate, if desired, a further advance in the center to threaten the enemy's key logistical area in the so-called Iron Triangle bounded by the towns of Ch'orwon, P'yonggang, and Kumhwa. These actions might seriously disrupt Chinese preparations for their offensive. The advance to Line Kansas, scheduled to begin 3 April, was named Operation Rugged; the subsequent limited movement toward the Iron Triangle was designated Operation Dauntless.
The U.S. I and IX Corps began Operation Rugged on 3 April against mixed opposition. In the west, the advance reached the heights south of the Hant'an River on 6 April, but the IX Corps in the center was slowed by strong delaying forces three miles short of the Hwach'on Reservoir. In X Corps, for Operation Rugged, the corps' western boundary was shifted to the left, and the U.S. 2d Infantry Division was ordered to extend to the west and relieve the IX Corps' 1st Marine Division. The 2d Division's 23d Infantry Regimental Combat Team (RCT) played a key role in the ensuing operations.


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Coaches for the new U14 Midshore Baseball League team in Port Washington would have been happy reaching .500 this season, but instead celebrated winning the league's championship game in their inaugural year. The Port Washington Pirates defeated the Kohler White Bombers, 9-6, in the first round and won 16-13 against the Kohler Blue Bombers in the second round of the championship on Sunday, July 22. The victories came against the two teams Port lost to at the beginning of the season. "We were able to show that we could really beat them," said coach Mike Rintelman. Rintelman, who spearheaded the creation of the Port Washington Midshore team last fall, said he wanted to help fill a void in youth baseball.
A fast start helped the Saukville Saints score a key win and maintain the edge in a battle for runner-up honors in Land O' Lakes baseball last Sunday.Host Saukville used three walks and an error to score four runs in the first inning and rolled to a 10-3 win over Thiensville-Mequon in Northern Division play.The win gave the Saints an 11-6 record, one game ahead of third-place Grafton (10-7) entering the final week of the regular season.Driving in a run apiece for Saukville in the first inning were Josh Hein (sacrifice fly) and Mike Sherrick.The Saints stretched their early 4-0 lead to 9-1 in the fifth.Saukville finished with 15 hits, including three apiece by Sherrick and Brandon Slayton. For the Twins (7-10), Ryan Finnerty had three hits, including a solo homer.Cedarburg (16-0) has clinched the regular-season division title.Highlights of other local Northern Division games follow:Grafton 5, West Bend 4Max Pruefer's one-out RBI double in the bottom of the ninth lifted the Express to a home win Sunday.With the game tied at 4-4, Joey Thome started the final rally with a walk. He stole second base and raced home on Pruefer's hit.West Bend held a 4-1 lead after two innings, but Grafton scored single runs in the third, fifth and sixth to pull even.Mickey Pruefer pitched a complete game for the win, blanking the Benders over the last seven innings.
Cedarburg residents Jon Jacobs and Stacy Pritzl captured top honors in this year's Ozaukee County Golf Tournament.Jacobs won the overall men's title by shooting a two-round 138 in the 33rd annual competition, which was held July 26 to 29 at Hawthorne Hills Golf Course in the Town of Saukville and Mee-Kwon Park Golf Course in Mequon.Jacobs finished two strokes ahead of Jared Deleaux in the men's championship flight. Deleaux placed second in the same flight last year.Pritzl won the women's championship flight with a score of 178, well ahead of runner-up Nancy Tolocko, who shot 188.Bob Schroeder won the senior men's championship flight with a score of 155, and Bill McGaw took the super senior men's championship at 157.The senior women's title went to Sue Wassenberg, who carded 172 to successfully defend her crown.Among boys, Jack Dorward won the championship flight for ages 15 to 17. He shot 156.Peter Dorward placed first in the boys' 12 to 15 championship flight with 165.More than 170 golfers participated in the tournament, which is open to county residents.A summary of top finishers follows.


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Purchased a new oxygen sensor that has 2 white wires 1 gray & 1 black. My old 1 is the same brand but has 2 black and 1 blue and 1 white wire. It was purchased for 1996 Toyota Tercel 5 spd . Will the part still work or have I been sold the wrong one?
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Taymouth Manor woman succumbs after collision
Chandanie Dass yesterday succumbed to injuries she suffered after her car collided with another at Annandale Public Road, Essequibo Coast on Saturday evening.
Others injured in the accident remain hospitalized.
Dass, 30, of Taymouth Manor had several fractured bones and was also being treated for respiratory distress caused by a collapsed lung suffered as a result of the accident. She died yesterday morning at the Georgetown Public Hospital's Intensive Care Unit. She was the driver of motor car PRR 9027 which collided with a car – PSS 3067 – driven by Nicholas Singh, 19, of Abrams Zuil, Essequibo Coast.
Still hospitalized at the city hospital are Pooranadai Dass, 24, who was an occupant of Chandanie's car. Krishna Ramsamuj, 18, Teron Kumar, 22 and Shane Kumar, 24, all of Annandale and occupants of Singh's car also remain hospitalized at the Suddie Hospital.
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muy excelente la universidad buena calidad de profesores y servicios a los estudiantes excelentes areas para estudio y comida.
Overall Experience:
I like the school. The campus isn't all that large though and there aren't many activities you can be part of in the college so you can get pretty bored fast.
Its good, a better or higher academic standar would be better.
I'm not sure about this
a guess every college have a little big from everything there's not way to know or guess you can find at college!
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I'm not sure if they have one or not
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Is a free drug and Alcohol school
Party Scene:
They inspire student with their activities!
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Always dressing as a Professional!
si me agrada el programa sobre todo los profesores que siempre estan al pendiente de los estudiantes
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la policia es muy amable en el recinto siempre estan al pendiente de los estudiantes
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school spirit is the best in the region
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el proceso de matricula es el mejor, es rapido, los profesores son pro estudiantes
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I think that is a very prestigious campus for their academic excellence. Deben continuar ofreciendo los servicios tan buenos que ofrecen como la seguridad, estacionamientos, centro de estudiantes, biblioteca, asistencia economica, etc.
There are different computer labs in my school and they work really well. There is wireless access in the university so that way if students have their own computers they can use them. There are a few computers that need to be changed for better ones, but besides that they all work well and fast. The school is a every green school so the work and assignments are on computer. However, there are printers in each lab so the students can print out what they need.
This university is a Christian school because the founder of the school was a pastor who believed that people should have an education. There are students that are studying using scholarships and others who don't. There are students that are working and studying to pay for their classes. There aren't any racial people in this university because the people here are understanding.
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Inspect, repair, service and adjust diesel and gas powered units
Repair, replace and adjust any mechanical components
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Communicate any unsafe conditions or accidents/injuries in a timely manner to the supervisor in order to facilitate prompt correction or reporting
Demonstrate continuous effort to improve operations, decrease turnaround times, streamline work processes, and work cooperatively and jointly to provide quality seamless customer service
Diagnose defects in heavy duty equipment
Perform mechanical repairs on equipment in the shop and road calls when required
Installation of new and added-on equipment
Electrical and hydraulic troubleshooting and diagnostics
Accurate completion of service reports and time cards
Repair cooling, and lubrication systems
Install and align engines and machinery
Test repaired equipment for proper performance
Clean, lubricate and perform other maintenance work
Keep detailed and accurate maintenance reports and documentation
Maintain a working knowledge of changes in technology and repair techniques
Other mechanical repair work as required
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Very good computer and electrical skills
Possess a valid drivers license (abstract required)
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The Legend Lives ID by auron-fan-clubWatch
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It's true....
Long live Auron; this is so.. SEXAH!!! ^_^ *eats him* :3
SHWEEEEEEEEEET...!!!!! wow, this's awesome!!!!! ^_^ gotta love this!!! we got such a perdy ID now!!! ^_^
Yes we all love him The words on it, SO TRUE!! Except I'm not sure about the " His story brought only death" LONG LIVE AURON!
Well...think about it. His sequence right after the boss fight on Mt. Gagazet, he tells a summary of his tale. And all the Jecht spheres show certain elements. And during the (I call it the "Zombie Bloodbash" run to the Zanarkand Cloister of Trials, and the story after you beat Yunalesca. That's why I said that on the ID. Oh yeah. And how he proclaims the spiral of death when they're arrested in Bevelle. They way he lived his life, plot after plot, then his final decision to assault Yunalesca--it all brought death.
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Picture This
I stopped by my FB friend Anna's page Best Garden Blogs this morning.
She's always sharing great garden blog links, and I came across this:
Gardening Gone Wild Picture This Photo Contest
Now normally I wouldn't enter a photo contest.
To be honest, last fall Mandolin looked online for me to get directions on how to take a close up shot.
I've had the camera for years.
I'm a gardener, not a photographer.
What caught my eye was a mason jar. hmmm…
When you read the article, which has great photo taking advice, you'll see they are aiming (no pun intended) this contest at 'point-and-shoot' people.
Hey, that about sums up my skill level right there.
I like this…
So I followed the suggestions in the post, and had a lot of fun on this wintery day playing in my kitchen.
I used what I had- seed packets and eggs.
I took a lot of shots and deleted most. I narrowed it down to 6
I can only submit 1, and it has to be in just a few days.
Please help me choose by commenting with your 1st and 2nd choice.
The pic that gets the most votes will be submitted to the Gardening Gone Wild's Picture This Contest January 2011
I like this one because of the stillness of the little seedling with the world rushing around outside
Perhaps I am just desperate for spring, but that's what I see in this picture.
This is just way cool, its the bottom of an inverted jar over an egg.
Because the chicken wouldn't fit.
Seed packets under glass.
Seed packets in a different light.
So, I need your opinion.
If you would leave a comment with the 2 pics you think I should choose from, I'd appreciate it!
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Tags: Addiction, backyard chickens, backyard garden, seeds · Posted in: Gardening People, Places & Things, Keeping up with the Joneses
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Sarah Olson - January 19, 2011
Number 1 is absolutely the best…I LOVE it!! Second choice would be number 2, just for the wishing for Spring mentality!
(I would buy a copy of #1 for my kitchen….then again, maybe I could do it myself!)
Sheri - January 19, 2011
Rasa - January 19, 2011
#1 and #6
Beth Missel - January 19, 2011
I really love #5. 5 and 6 are similar but I like the looks of 5 better. When I scrolled thru, 5 said WOW. I would have to go with #1 for my other choice. Can't wait to hear how you do with this contest!!
gj - January 19, 2011
So far between the comments here and the ones on Facebook it looks like #1 is winning.
Funny, I would not have chosen that one, but my daughter (who has a better eye for it) also chose #1.
I think I might frame #3 and hang it over my desk. Just because its there.
Still open to suggestions…it may change yet, and thanks all for your help!!!
meemsnyc - January 19, 2011
I agree that number 1 is my favorite!
Donna - January 19, 2011
1, 6, 3
Anna flowergardengirl - January 22, 2011
I've been trying to get over to see your photos and glad I persevered. I like them all of course. I haven't tried this trick yet but you sure make me want to. I think I'll go nuts with it–seems like the possibilities are endless.
Jan (Thanks for today.) - January 23, 2011
Hi GJ, love your creativity. Don't say you're not a photographer…you are. I'm not a 'professional' photographer…but I do love photography and through garden blogging consider myself a photographer. Just an 'amateur' one;-)
gj - January 23, 2011
Thanks so much Jan! I checked out your pictures, they are awesome! I've kep going with this technique, it was so much fun.
Love your blog, too. Next time I update the website, I'll link you. I think our group here would love it too ~GJ


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As you may have already been aware, Ellen DeGeneres recently started an Underwear Model Search on her show to find a suitable hottie for her signature undies This week she crowned the wiener… I mean winner.
The final five finalists took part in a sexy finale catwalk and answered some final questions that Ellen had for them. Once that was complete, the final three hotties took part in a "Know Or Go" competition where they had to know the answer otherwise she'd push the button and literally and figuratively drop them out of the competition. Questions like, "How many inches…" LOL.
Check out the final rounds of the competition and see which man model came out on top… possibly thanks to his bottom – wink 😉 Enjoy!
Ever since Matthew Terry gained millions of new fans (and stalkers) after his Super Bowl commercial debut, he's been on the talk show circuit nonstop. Under the guise of getting to know the male model better, several shows have brought on the Calvin Klein spokesman. From Inside Edition to Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live and everything in between, he's been working overtime showing off that rock hard stomach (courtesy of planks) to anyone who'll have him. Maybe we can get him as our first ever guest star on our own Homorazzi show. Dibs on applying body makeup 😉
For one of his promotional obligations, Terry stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Since I was frantically packing for a Whistler ski getaway, I missed the show. I'm sure I'm not the only one who didn't catch it, so I thought I'd post it anyway, despite being a couple of days late. Check out Matthew showing off his white boy dance moves and more importantly, his sexy body for Ellen and her horny audience. Speaking of Ellen, given that she loves swimming in the lady pond, she certainly has her fair share of hot men stripping on the show. LOL. Check out her latest piece of man candy below.
I think I have myself a new crush and his name is Tim McGraw. Yesterday, I wrote about a song he did with Taylor Swift and Keith Urban called "Highway Don't Care," but today I'm not writing about his music.
Tim McGraw is currently on the cover of People Magazine with the caption quote being, "I had to change my life." In the article, he explains how his lifestyle was a lot of drinking and partying and people were starting to worry that he was out of control. "I wasn't a beer drinker. I was more a whiskey drinker. And I wouldn't just have a drink. If I was going to drink, I'd have some drinks," says McGraw. "People were worried about me. It was to the point where I felt it was negatively affecting my relationships and getting in the way of things I wanted to accomplish in life. So I quit." Nice work!
Aside from the behind the scenes video and shirtless picture from People Magazine, I've also included an interview he recently did on Ellen where he revealed that the pants that he was wearing were too tight to be wearing underwear. Watch the videos and check out his hot body below!
Ellen DeGeneres recently aired her 1600th episode and one of the ways she wanted to celebrate was to show a montage of some of her favorite moments where people have made her laugh hysterically.
To be more specific, these are the celebrities that she interviews that are making her laugh. This montage is all about members of her staff, people from the audience, and those people that have helped her pull off hidden camera pranks where they have to say what Ellen says to them in their ear piece. I've said it before, but one of my favorite things is seeing comedians lose their sh*t and laugh themselves.
One of my favorite parts is when Ellen has someone working at a Starbucks drive-thru say to a customer through the speaker, "Oh, I just ate so much chocolate… I'm full." To everyone's surprise, the guy responds, "I just smoked so much weed…" LOL!! Ellen just dies of laugher. Watch the hilarious video below.
For being a lesbian, Ellen DeGeneres sure does love her male strippers. Last year, she surprised newly-engaged Miley Cyrus with an impromptu lap dance by two buff shirtless men. The talk show host must've purchased a Groupon for Chippendales or something, because she brought more exotic dancers to her show. This time, they were there to work over NeNe Leakes who's remarrying her ex-husband Gregg.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta reality star certainly has come a long way. Just a few years ago, she was drunk in a limo mocking Kim Zolciak's "Tardy For The Party." Now, she's successfully transitioned to legit Hollywood actress, appearing in both The New Normal and Glee. Even though she's legit, she still finds time to slum it with the crazy ATL women for Andy Cohen. Must be that huge pay check she gets.
Reportedly, she's the highest-paid Housewife on Bravo's payroll. Hope she brought some Benjamin Franklins with her to stuff the pants of the quartet of hot guys writhing up on her. I'm sure she wouldn't have appreciated guys making it rain with just dollar bills at the club during her stripper days. Check out Ellen's surprise bachelorette party for everyone's favorite sassy Housewife below. One the guys really gets into it. He's popping his donkey booty every which way.
Ellen DeGeneres just pulled an Oprah Winfrey and surprised her ENTIRE audience with a free trip to Australia! The audience will be joining her later this year when she films her show on the other side of the globe. The trip was made possible with Swisse Wellness and Qantas as the sponsors.
Appropriately, Nicole Kidman was the special guest of the day and before the big surprise, the two were talking about Australia and what Kidman recommends Ellen do there. There's one spot in Australia that Kidman joked is magical because she believes she got pregnant there. Then Ellen joked, "If i get pregnant it's a real miracle!" LOL!
Ellen then mentioned that Australia Day is also her birthday and on her birthday she likes to give presents. So, she led the audience to believe that one lucky person would get the chance to win a trip to Australia. She then dropped the bomb that the entire audience is going and the confetti was let loose. The reactions are my favorite part: Jumping up and down, screaming, crying… the whole nine yards. Watch the funny and heartwarming clip below.
Earlier this week, the hilarious and talented Emma Stone stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show to talk about her new movie, Gangster Squad and more. Shortly after bugging her resident DJ, Tony Victor Okungbowa about his secret relationship and then talking about the People's Choice Award she had won the night prior, Ellen introduced Emma Stone to the stage.
Emma Stone talked about her 1940s accent for her Gangster Squad role, and what it originally sounded like before the director gave her a thumbs down. They also talk about Andrew Garfield, kissing Ryan Gosling, and more. There's also a funny story about when Ellen DeGeneres went up to Emma Stone and Cameron Crowe's table at a restaurant one day (before Emma had ever met her) and what she said.
Watch a couple clips from the interview or watch the entire episode below. I recommend the latter – such a funny episode!
On today's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, reality star, business woman, and upcoming talk show host Bethenny Frankel talked to Ellen about her divorce, which was only announced a couple days ago. The star is getting divorced from her husband Jason Hoppy after three years of marriage and the couple share a two-year old daughter named Bryn.
Frankel got emotional very early into the interview, her emotions still very raw from what is currently going on in her life. "I feel like a bit of a disappointment to all of you, and I feel like a failure," Frankel said explaining that she "really put it out there" on her various reality shows, that you can have the fairytale life and believe in love, etc. Ellen asked her why decided to push through and do the interview on the show anyway, as it had been planned before news of the divorce came out. "I can't just only be on reality TV and show everything when it's the fairy princess fairytale and then not take my hits when I have to."
The interview is actually very touching and genuine and I definitely feel for her. I couldn't imagine how painful of a time it must be for her right now. The two ladies later joke about how Bethenny Frankel's upcoming talk show will just be about how awful things are for her: "The Bethenny Show… it's a crappy day every day," Frankel joked the slogan would be. Watch the interview below.


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The Man Who Cleaned Up the World; Peter Elson Looks at the Life and Work of Lord Leverhulme, Social Reformer and Eccentric
Byline: Peter Elson
WITH huge wealth comes the pleasures of artistic indulgence. William Hesketh Lever, Merseyside's multi-national soap magnate and first Viscount Leverhulme,enjoyed such opportunities in abundance.
There were no obstacles to commissioning Britain's most famous portrait artist of the 20th Century,Augustus John, to preserve his image in oils.
John painted what he saw: a remarkably perceptive picture showing Lever's long grasping fingers,his bulging eyes and jowly cheeks not concealing the long,down-turned tight line of this mouth.
When the portrait arrived at Leverhulme's home,he was so appalled by what he saw that he cut the head out of the painting and stuffed it in his personal safe. Then,like a scene from a farce, his housekeeper later cleared up the mess. Thinking the frame had to be returned to John, she had the remains of the mutilated painting packaged up and despatched to him.
The great artist was furious and poured out his invective about the phi listine Leverhulme in the press. Satirists and cartoonists had a field day. Max Beerbohm,for example,drew John grasping Leverhulme by the arm, the latter recognisable by an empty square representing his head.
Lord Leverhulme was many things: son of a grocer, self-made man, soapboiler, social reformer, MP,philanthropist, tribal chieftain,multimillionaire, friend of kings and prime ministers and Lord of the Western Isles.
Even by the parameters of this simple list he was one of the most extraordinary men to leave his mark on the public and private face of Britain -literally and metaphorically.
Ideas and beliefs that were well in advance of their times, such as the welfare state, votes for women and workers' rights. He was also a leading exponent of enlightened self-interest (a favourite phrase),in which the business owner improved conditions for his workers. The pay-back being that the employees were fitter and healthier and therefore worked harder to the benefit of the business.
YET these worthy concepts spilled out of his imagination,jumbled up with others that were seriously hare- brained. Lever thought the world's problems could be solved by switching populations from one country to another. Another was that ballroom dancing could save the soul. He believed that the only way to sleep was outdoors in the wind and the rain -sometimes leaping out of his snow- covered bed at Thornton Manor,Wirral, top lunge into an icy cold bath.
He proved that the great British eccentric was not purely a product of the aristocracy whose ranks his family, thanks to his commercialacumen, eventually joined. As one bemused interviewer reported in 1910:``Mr Lever seldom does anything like other people.''
Lever's life ran from his humdrum Bolton boyhood to a business empire that straddled the world and whose legacy remains a huge economic force today. Far from being a tale of mere ruthless laissez faire capitalism,Lever's idiosyncratic behaviour and sense of natural justice meant that his life story was leavened with (often unintended) humour.
Adam Macqueen's biography, The King of Sunlight -How William Lever Cleaned Up The World, shines a spotlight on a world with sets of values and beliefs that are long gone.
He asks where Leverhulme's philanthropy stops and his social engineering begins. Is it right for an employer to dictate how his workers spend their weekends, or hire private detectives to make sure they are doing it properly,or check that their house windows are open by mid-morning?
As multi-millionaire with half a dozen houses and property on four continents,Leverhulme was a mass employer addressed as ``chief'' from the Mersey to the Congo.
Leverhulme's most obvious legacy is Port Sunlight, where his model village of architect- designed houses and his factory still thrive side by side.
At the village's centre is the Lady Lever Art Gallery,now part of National Museums Liverpool, which contains some of Britain's greatest art treasures. …


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Customer Reviewswrite your review
Doesn't want to return exactly to zero after stepping off scale but reads the same every time I get on it. Maybe after it gets broken in it will but I believe it's accurate. As I suspected my old scale was reading light so this will be good for measuring weight loss as I work out and get back in shape!Reviewed by: Frank L. from Hiddenite, N.C. on (1/3/2015)
This scale is simple, sturdy, and easy to read. Much better than the "throw aways" from the big box stores. My second purchase from Knott and I'm very satisfied, again.Reviewed by: Chip from San Antonio, Texas on (12/9/2014)
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