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BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. (AP) — New England Revolution goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth stopped Juan Luis Anangono's penalty kick in the first minute of stoppage time Saturday to preserve a 1-1 draw with the Chicago Fire, who matched a Major League Soccer record with their sixth straight tie.
The Fire have tied each match since losing their opener. The six straight draws equaled an MLS mark last set by the Colorado Rapids in 2011.
Before Shuttleworth's save, Chicago forward Mike Magee hit the post on a breakaway with 25 seconds left in regulation.
New England (2-3-2) tied it on a penalty kick in the 31st minute when Chicago defender Patrick Nyarko pulled down Revolution defender Kevin Alston in the penalty area. Lee Nguyen's right-footed shot just eluded Chicago goalkeeper Sean Johnson's dive to the left.
Quincy Amarikwa scored his fourth goal of the season for Chicago in the 16th minute.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — Dom Dwyer scored two goals in the second half, giving him four in his last four matches, and Kansas City moved into a share of the Eastern Conference lead with its victory over winless Montreal.
Dwyer scored in the 74th minute and the 86th for Sporting (3-1-2), which is unbeaten in its last five matches and tied with Columbus atop the East.
Aurelien Collin also scored for Kansas City with a left-footed shot just inside Troy Perkins' left post in the 71st.
Montreal (0-4-3) fell behind 1-0 in the 31st minute when midfielder Calum Mallace headed a throw-in into his own net.
Eric Kronberg needed to make just two saves to record his third shutout of the year for Kansas City.
FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Second-half substitute Blas Perez scored in the 88th minute to carry Dallas past Toronto.
Perez entered in the 70th minute for David Texeira and scored his third goal of the season when the ball fell to his feet 3 yards from the goal line following a long ball in.
The Panamanian rifled the shot off Toronto goalkeeper Julio Cesar's right foot and into the net to give Dallas (5-1-1) an MLS-best 16 points.
Dallas set a franchise record with 16 corners in the game, scoring its first goal from one of the set pieces in the 36th minute when Matt Hedges headed in a Michel corner.
Toronto (3-3-0) opened the scoring in the 21st minute when Issey Nakajima-Farran one-timed a second-chance effort past Dallas goalkeeper Chris Seitz, with the ball glancing slightly off Dallas midfielder Je-Vaughn Watson on the way.
CARSON, Calif. (AP) — Obafemi Martins scored in the 81st minute to lift Seattle over Chivas USA.
Chivas played the final 16 minutes with 10 players after Marco Delgado was ejected in the 74th minute.
Lamar Neagle scored in the 24th minute for Seattle (4-2-1), which is 3-0-1 on the road this season.
Erick Torres opened the scoring in the fifth minute on a penalty kick for Chivas (1-3-3).
Seattle responded in the 24th minute when Chivas goalkeeper Dan Kennedy could not hold onto the ball and Neagle sent the rebound into an empty net.
Martins and Dempsey combined on the game-winner. Martins fed Dempsey, who dribbled toward the area and sent the ball back to Martins. As Kennedy ran off his line, Martins chipped the ball into the back of the net.
LAKE CITY (AP) — Ned Grabavoy scored in the 78th minute and Real Salt Lake defeated Portland to remain Major League Soccer's only unbeaten team.
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Conception II: Children Of The Seven Stars Announced
Remember that creepy Atlus teaser website? Well, the word is out; Conception II is coming to the states. Reading through the write-up on Crunchyroll, it sounds very interesting.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is save the world and get all the ladies.
You play as a young Disciple, who has the power to defeat monsters. There is a catch though, this power is lost when you turn 18. So, while you're defending humanity, you must also strengthen your relationship with seven women, and ultimately get them pregnant.
The art looks pretty amazing.
In order to keep the world safe, the world needs defenders. Since the Disciples lose their abilities at such a young age, they have to reproduce, to ensure more Disciples are born. Unlike games such as the Record of Argarest War series, you are not forced to choose a single companion.
Whether inappropriate scenes are actually shown in the game remains to be seen. I'd recommend against getting this game for younger children. It will likely introduce them to information they are not ready for.
Here's a random scene from the Japanese version.
Conception II, will be available on both, the PS Vita and the 3DS. Launch price will be $39.99 for both versions. Look for it in stores Spring 2014. If you're ready to pre-order Conception II now, you can do that as well.
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Test pilots bring their problems to their commander (Vince Edwards) at an Air Force base called Joshua Tree.
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When Lady Gaga goes clubbing, she dons her very best chains, chokers and leather!
Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are joining forces for 'Cheek to Cheek,' their upcoming cover album of classic jazz hits. Check out their cover of 'Anything Goes' in the video here.
Lady Gaga took a break in her busy touring and recording schedule to stretch her legs on the big screen. Watch the first glimpse of the pop icon in the new trailer for 'A Dame to Kill For.'
Lady Gaga was spotted shopping for wedding dresses with her mom and her dog Asia. Will the 28-year-old singer see wedding bells soon?
Lady Gaga's controversial SXSW performance, which saw her being vomited on by a performance artist while performing 'Swine,' has drawn its fair share of criticism. Demi Lovato, who is the de facto spokeswoman for the issues that affect our youth, took to Twitter to accuse Gaga of glamorizing eating disorders with her antics and behavior.
Lady Gaga x Britney Spears? Are the two divas from different generations of pop music plotting something that might blow our minds? That could very well be the case. Or not.
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Northern Kentucky's largest multidisciplinary arts venue opens a new season with Five New Exhibitions, showcasing a unique palette of work across five of The Carnegie galleries:
National Financial Services Main Gallery/Duveneck Gallery: Angels
Angels is a group exhibition that examines the depiction of angels in popular media, exploring the intention and implication of their inclusion.
Hutson Gallery: Stanka Kordic - Ambiguity
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Kordic creates an exhibit that pushes the definition of portrait work, creating figure paintings through the combined elements of abstraction and realism.
Reivschl Gallery: Jack Girard
Gerard employs a fitting medium of collage to create work that pieces together a conversation on a wide range of social issues.
Semmens Gallery: Michael Nichols
Nichols exhibit showcases work that blurs the line of and about motion, calling into question the depiction and reception of the act, and examining the line that divides the subject from the viewer.
Youth Gallery: Kentucky Center Governor's School for the Arts Carnegie Scholarship Award
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Woohoo no breakfast ADR today so I can have a lie in!!!
We are all shattered today as we come to the end of our second week.
Somehow we still managed to be at Epcot by 8.30am for the rope drop!
Pluto, Mickey and Minnie are there to welcome us to the park and DS swears she remembers him from 2003. Poor disillusioned boy!
We headed straight for Soarin (another first) along with everyone else at the rope drop. Im afraid to say I lost my Disney spirit slightly and we rushed past as many people as possible to get there!!
This ride is just AWESOME. DS had found out about a hidden Mickey on it so we concentrated really hard on the film and spotted it at the end. Not going to tell you what it is yet! Has anyone else seen it?
We got fastpasses for Test Track and made the most of everyone being in the queue for Soarin by riding Mission Space twice with no wait.
The line at Test Track had gone by the time we finished on MS so we rode it twice only needing the FP for the second run.
DS bought himself a TT playset in the shop and promised that if I charged it he would pay me back later. Hes learning fast my boy!!
I spent a fortune in my favourite shop Mousegear before we went to Art of Disney to buy my Mickey figurine. A few months before this trip, at about 5am, my big mirror in the living room fell off the wall and smashed my big Mickey. My lovely insurance company told me to get him replaced and shipped home and they would foot the bill for all of it. He beat us home by 2 days!!!!
Another new ride for this trip was Nemo. I adored the area outside with all the fish and my favourite Pearl you made me ink!!!!!
The ride itself was ok. A bit like Haunted Mansion (the cars) but with an underwater theme. It was very clever the way the characters moved from one section to the next but I think Id appreciate it more if I was 7 not 37!!!
The kids played outside with the TV screens and we also popped in for a chat with Crush. I love this type of thing with the audience interaction but again it is aimed and the kids.
By now the queue at Character Connections (or whatever its called) was 90 minutes plus so we bypassed that in favour for a quick drink in Ice Station Cool. I much prefer it when you walked through the igloo bit with ice and snow perhaps I should apply for a job as an imaginer?
We had a wander over to Living Seas but didnt stop for long because it was soon time for our ADR at Coral Reef.
A few weeks before we left Id contacted Disney about personalised menus. Id heard about them at CR and emailed a message and some photos to be included.
We were soon shown to our seats which as luck would have it was right down the front next to the tank.
The kids were amazed how close we were to the sharks, fish and turtles.
Our server came over with a guide to the fish in the tank and presented the kids with their menus. They couldnt believe their eyes to have a menu the same as everyone else but with their photos and name on!!!
We spent 2 hours making the most of it here and the food was fantastic. If we hadnt been on the DP our bill would have been $132 and that was just for lunch!!!!
It was fascinating to see the fish right next to us and the diver swimming past giving a message to another table in the restaurant. There was also a dive while we were there and it was really funny to see people in wetsuits and scuba gear while we tucked into steak!!!!
Good old Florida rain was falling when we left so we decided to head for the bus. We ran all the way in a thunder and lightening storm and were soaked by the time the bus turned up.
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Energized for Excellence Academy, Inc.
Energized for Excellence welcomes students from Pre-K to Eighth Grade. Since early on, Energized has been one of HISD's premier institutions. The school has become the largest family of charter programs that are currently affiliated with HISD with many campuses serving a wide variety of students of all backgrounds.
It is our mission at Energized for Excellence Academy to provide a world class education in a warm and inviting environment. We look forward to every new day where parents, students, and teachers alike, can grow, learn, and be Energized for Excellence!
Two HISD schools – Inspired for Excellence Academy and Harper Alternative School – are part of the program.
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2016 Be Kind to Animals Coloring Contest
Deadline for children to enter the "Be Kind" to Animals Coloring Contest is Saturday, May 28!
PAS Classic Car Show
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Dan Looker and Jeff Caldwell discuss some important farm program deadlines approaching.process step by step. Basis and you can also watch some videos. Wall Street . Can actually Alter days. And we also. Got this issue governor of and is almost work on this on our website circles
Carl Zulauf on the 2014 Farm Bill
Carl Zulauf played a key role in designing revenue programs for the 2008 and 2014 farm bills and is a national authority on ARC, or Agriculture Risk Coverage. ARC is one of two major programs farmers will be able to choose during the program signup process this winter. (The other is price losswhat the prices and yields and I've been -- -- news. V economic incentive is clearly to wait to make that decision. Because you know more information. Something might just happened to mark to affect your decision. So the economic incentive will be to. To wait to make that decision. And it's going to be interesting to see how the farms but everybody can't wait till last minute to make the decision. So it's going to be interesting to see how Farm Service Agency manages. The process. So that people can get signed up in a timely way. And yet. Understand that the financing that economic incentive will be to wait. But we all farmers can't wait to the last page to sign up we just gonna have to figure -- economy and it's a process to. Avoid that outcome where there is a very strong economic incentive to attack -- Debt amount of information that landlords will have will vary dramatically by landlords. There are some landlords that are
ARC PLC Decisions: Election and Enrollment
With cash prices already well below some triggers for payments under the 2014 Farm Bill, sign-up for its programs now looks more important. For corn, the reference price (something like the old target price) is $3.70 a bushel, for example. Successful Farming Business Editor, Dan Looker and IowaEU lacked which farm program. PLC and of course her two different art programs . County our program. And the individual. Our program. And those are decisions that can be made it -- hold -- -- now. We know what the yields are maybe the yields on our farms. Count yields will be released in February. And we'll see estimates by crop reporting district again. In September October. And the final USDA crop reports so election justify your commitment. Of that -- my office number.
ARC or PLC Strategies
Dan Looker and Iowa State Extension Farm Management Specialist, Steve Johnson, discuss FSA commodity crop enrollment decisions and the 2014 Farm Bill.our -- -- price. But that's how you calculate price on the art programs PLC simple reference price 370 court. 840 means. By. Fonts -- those prices. That are offering higher. Heart triggered. He'll see us
Confluence Project - Stream Bank Stabilization
Illinois landowner, Jerry Wyatt, explains the process he used to stabilize the stream bank on his property.of the field. The other part we have here is RSS RP stream bank stabilization project. Eight years ago nine years -- and not for sure what exactly we came in. And we put stone Covert action
Crop Insurance Harvest Price Update
Iowa State University Extension, Farm and Agriculture Business Specialist, Steve Johnson, discusses crop insurance for the fall.again that first there was what we call projected price that was November futures price average -- on February. And that's -- number that was used calculate premiums to calculate revenue guarantees. But remember using revenue protection crop insurance you're guaranteed higher -- price. That November futures . Price average in February or harvest price whichever is higher. And there's the harvest price now we still don't know what that
How USDA Conducts August Yield Estimates
Iowa State University Extension, Farm and Agriculture Business Specialist, Steve Johnson, explains the process used by the USDA in estimating yields.central time. The first in field yield estimates. From the national -- statistics service the suspense Steve Johnson I was state university -- -- business management specialist. On behalf of agriculture dot com.
Ag's app momentum growing
The curve of adoption of smartphone and tablet apps in agriculture is sharpening, says app specialist with DuPont Pioneer.After her proliferating in Arab culture at a rapid pace he can win next night -- -- -- -- -- trying to the apps aren't as playing here I know that's not
Five Year Farm Program
Dan Looker (Successful Farming Business Editor) and Steve Johnson (ISU Extension Farm Management Specialist) discuss the range of 'safety nets' available to farms in the Agricultural Act of 2014.Would you want to enroll your farm in to the PLC. Or price loss coverage. Again I think it's important to discern the difference. Arc is a revenue based yields and price. County our farm fields.
'Farm supercycle' can't last for ever
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Although her department has taken no extra precautions regarding crowd control in light of last month's Boston Marathon bombings, D.C. police chief Cathy Lanier said Tuesday she has been briefed by the FBI as more of a courtesy than anything else.
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Certainly a 4-0 start in the CONCACAF Champions League would be enough to advance Sounders FC past the group stage and into the knockout...
TUKWILA — Certainly a 4-0 start in the CONCACAF Champions League would be enough to advance Sounders FC past the group stage and into the knockout rounds, right?
Well, most likely.
But coach Sigi Schmid is wary of premature celebration, even if Seattle beats CS Herediano of Costa Rica in Tuesday's 7 p.m. game at CenturyLink Field.
"We will wait to make sure the appropriate result happens on the other end before we talk about clinching," said Schmid cautiously.
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Complicated qualification scenarios are the reason he is guarded.
The Sounders will know by kickoff whether a win would be enough to move on to the CCL quarterfinals. Monterrey of Mexico (1-2) hosts Comunicaciones of Guatemala (2-1) at 5 p.m. Seattle (3-0) will advance if the Sounders win and Comunicaciones wins or ties.
But a Monterrey win will throw a kink in the plans.
Only two of the four teams in CCL's Group D will advance. Even if Seattle wins Tuesday to go to 4-0, the Sounders, Comunicaciones and Monterrey could each finish 4-2, meaning one team would be eliminated via tiebreaker (starting with goal differential).
"Even though (4-0) seems like a great start, and mathematically you don't expect that to happen, I've seen stranger things happen," Schmid said.
Despite an 0-3 start, Herediano won't be a pushover. The Costa Ricans haven't been eliminated yet and are believed to have traveled with a first-team lineup.
"All along we've said we wanted to win our games at home," Schmid said. "We felt that was important in the competition. (We've won) two games on the road, which is to me a bonus. Now we've got to take care of business at home."
Rosales out
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An MRI revealed that midfielder Mauro Rosales has a slight tear in the MCL in his right knee. He suffered the injury in Saturday's win over D.C. United and he is expected to miss two to four weeks.
• More than 27,000 tickets have been sold for the U.S. Open Cup final on Oct. 4 at CenturyLink Field, where two-time champion Sounders FC will host the Chicago Fire. Tickets for the 7 p.m. kickoff are available through SoundersFC.com, Ticketmaster, the CenturyLink Field box office and by calling 800-745-3000.
• Midfielder Alvaro Fernandez, who leads Seattle with eight league goals, is suspended Tuesday because of yellow-card accumulation.
• Forward O'Brian White, who had a second surgery in August to remove a blood clot in his left leg, could start progressing with his rehab this week.


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SANTA ROSA -- Amy's Kitchen, a fast-growing Petaluma-based manufacturer of frozen and packaged vegetarian food, revealed plans to add a facility in southwest Santa Rosa that will process entrees, taquitos and breakfast sandwiches, and employ about 150.
[caption id="attachment_96633" align="alignright" width="200"] Andy Berliner, CEO of Amy's Kitchen[/caption]
The 56,000-square-foot building, located on Bellevue Avenue, was formerly the home of G&G Specialty Foods. Amy's will sublease the building from Saputo Inc., a dairy company based in Montreal.
Amy's Kitchen has estimated revenue of $400 million and employs nearly 2,000 people.
"Our growth has been faster than we expected this year, so we had to move quickly," said Andy Berliner, CEO and co-founder with his wife, Rachel, on Thursday.
They named Amy's Kitchen after their daughter. Keen consumer appetite for its organic products stimulated growth of 23 percent in the past year, the company said, nearly double expectations.
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Amy's later announced plans for a $95 million plant in Goshen, N.Y. that will be ready in about two years.
[caption id="attachment_96630" align="alignright" width="450"] Ronald Stith (front) and Cenovio Hurtado work at Amy's Kitchen making vegetarian food. (credit: Crista Jeremiason, The Press Democrat)[/caption]


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I'm approached by a hosting company that wants to exchange links with my widget company. Obviously, we have vastly different products we are promoting so it's pointless, perhaps even detrimental to our respective sites, to exchange links.
However, he points out that he has a links page devoted exclusively to widget grease, widget holders, etc. Do I consider this a valid and profitable link exchange from a search engines point of view?
It sounds like a link that is probably OK, but check the Google PageRank of the host's site and actual widget link page. If either has an all-white PR bar, it probably indicates a penalty. It that case, you should not link to them.
I don't know how much you have read here, HeyJim, but you can get up to speed on PageRank here in thousands of posts.
Welcome aboard.
We know that Google really likes a link with the keyword in link text. What I've noticed but haven't been able to validate, is that Google likes it even more if the page the link is on has the keyword in the title.
Check it out as rogerd said and if all looks good go for it.
<added>And I've always had in mind that we should set up pages to link to other "Jim" sites. There are enough of us around.</added?
Yes, I'm familiar with pagerank but thanks for mentioning all of the information available here on pr.
So, you're thinking that if the pr is good (4+) and that one pr4 link page is genuinely widget focused and that's where my link would be placed, that the fact the site is a hosting company (or sells peanuts or shoes or welding supplies, etc.) would be irrelevant?
I was approached with this situation and I'm not sure that I want to link to them. It is an interesting premise though. They really do have a tight "widget" theme page with only about 10 links on it. But, they also have a bunch of other tightly themed link pages on a variety of topics. The individual pages are good but... I'm just not sure since they are a hosting site. (or sell peanuts, or etc.)


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The Distance between Hyderabad to Vellore is 663Kms by road. A total of 3 operators provide bus service from Hyderabad to Vellore, connecting two important cities of India and a total of 4. Jbt Diwakar Travels, Orange Tours and Travels, Kaveri Kamakshi Travels are the major operators of Hyderabad to Vellore route. Hyderabad to Vellore bus timings vary with different operator and bus type, the journey takes 10hrs 30min to 12hrs to complete this journey depending on the operator, type of bus and traffic conditions. The first bus takes off around 06:30 PM and last bus at 09:45 PM. The lowest Hyderabad to Vellore bus fare being Rs.800 and the highest being Rs.1600 depending on the type of bus.
Travelling from Hyderabad to Vellore can be comfortable and easy as there are many types of buses available for travellers. Different type of buses are available in this route like A/C Seater, A/C Sleeper, Volvo A/C Multi-Axle Semisleeper. Now that redbus has tied up with many operators, booking tickets from Hyderabad to Vellore has become very easy.
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worst service I ever seen ! actual time to vellore is 8:30am but yet vehicle have not reachd chittor nw time is 9:20am
The bus was late by 30 mins. The bus did not stop at Vellore as indicated while i booked online. Even my eticket had Hyderabad to Vellore printed on it. I stopped at Chittoor and i had to take another bus from Chittoor to Vellore. Bus driver nor the staff didnt inform me about the change in destination. I will risk my journey next time by booking Orange travels!
I was said to board at nampally,at the last minute the tell me to come to lakadikapool in 5 minutes,worst experience will never board an orange bus again.
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Looks like we'll be stopping in there for a bit before we head to Rome, GA. Looking for any links and preferred routes in the area. I'll be doing my best to search the Net, but know hearing from the locals in always the best.
BTW we'll be arriving in town on Friday May 15th and leaving on the Monday May 18th.
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Jim's Market
Dale Stevenson, Owner
113 W. 2nd St., Lind, WA 99341
Phone 509-677-3581
U. S. Post Office
Carin Monroe, Postmaster
119 W. 2nd St., Lind, WA 99341
Phone 509-677-3413
site of Adams County Historical Society Museum
complete with all new upper floor windows and restroom is being installed
201 N. "I" St., Lind, WA 99341
Adams County Historical Society
web site
Slim's Bar & Grill
Floyd "Skip" Thompson, Owner/Operator
121 N. "I" St.,Lind, WA 99341
Phone 509-677-8854
Building for Sale/rent
211 N. "I" St., Lind, WA 99341
Phone 509-677-3325
Bank of Whitman
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101 N. "I" St., Lind, WA 99341
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Blowtorch Annie's
Metal Sculpture Designs
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PO Box 508, Lind, WA 99341
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Chatterbox Salon
Sharon Reeve, Owner
1018 E. 3rd St., Lind, WA 99341
Phone 509-677-8167
Goble's Golden Grain, Inc.
Gale and Jean Gardner, owners
closed - & for sale!
111 N. "I" St., Lind, WA 99341
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Chris Madison, Owner
381 W. 1st St., Lind, WA 99341
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420 W. 2nd St., Lind, WA 99341
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Lind, WA 99341
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103 N. "L" St., Lind, WA 99341
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200 E. 2nd St., Lind, WA 99341
Phone 509-677-3612
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220 E. 2nd St., Lind, WA 99341
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1018 E. 2nd St., Lind, WA 99341
Phone 509-677-3449
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Lind Senior Center
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117 N. "I" St., Lind, WA 99341
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Lind Medical Clinic
Tuesday and Friday
320 North "L" Street, Lind, WA 99341
Adams County F.P.D. #2
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Lind Swimming Pool
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N. 107 A St., Lind, WA 99341
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WSU Dryland Research Station
Bill Schillinger, Director and Scientist
Bruce Sauer, Farm Manager
John Jacobson, Agricultural Research Technician
Brian Fode, Utility Worker
Cindy Warriner, Clerical Assistant
Steve Schofstoll, Research Assistant
781 E. Experiment Station Road, Lind, WA 99341
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285 Tasting Notes
I was lucky enough to be sent a sample of this by Paul at White2tea. It reminds me of 'American Flagg', especially the later 'Amerikan Flagg' reboot. Hmm, how do I do reversed Rs on here. I need some cyrillic, stat. I'm sure it's just the name, and I have no idea if Paul is a Howard Chaykin fan but I cannot get that eighties comic goodness out of my head while drinking this. In fact, this issue best sums it all up:
Shame I can't post images here. That would be proper cool and make the point better.
The tea itself smells floral when dry and fruity when wet, and it has a proper kick to it. Cwyn has given an awesome review of it, so I really don't feel I can add much more to that. I can feel the energy of this tea giving me a kick in the seat of the pants. My mouth has gone dry and prickly, the bitterness lingers in my throat and the rounded, full-on flavour lasts for ages. I'm working on 10 second steeps at 95C (the slider says boiling but that is because Steepster is not communicating properly with Chrome once more) at the moment because I put a lot of leaf in the pot and I am feeling slightly incoherent from the onset of tea drunk. I guess that makes this a party in a teapot. Mmmm …
Flavors: Floral, Fruity
Omg that link is funny! Twodog pointed out a YouTube vid of a singer named Amerykah. Yet the comic really does illustrate the gaudy slam you get from this tea.
I used to love that comic way back when I was just a callow youth (or maybe a little bit older) but this tea is so dayglo 80s in so many ways that it reminded me of it. Took me a while to recall the title so I could get the right cover image though.
I think it is brilliant, as are your notes. The eighties were a terrible era according to so many people, but I totally had the best time of my life then (don't tell my wife I said that!). :)
How coincidental that 3 80's children on the same site and same subject. Now the next question, anyone listened to Men at Work, The Who, The Kinks or REO Speedwagon lately?
Not so much those bands, but I have had the Ramones and Dead Kennedys on endless repeat for a bit now. Does that count?
It's rather hot here today, so sheng is called for and this was the sample that came first out of the tin. This is the last of the samples I bought from Yunnan Sourcing, so I can move on to my remaining Zhi Zheng and White2tea samples next.
This tea has not been heavily compressed and is easily pulled apart by hand. The leaves are large and have a lovely silvery furriness to them.
The dry leaf has a light hay and tropical garden aroma. It is heavy without being excessively floral. By way of contrast, the wet leaf smells more of grapes or something vegetal. The liquor surprises with its caramel and chocolate aroma.
The tea carries the chocolate notes through to the tasting and adds nuttiness and some grassy notes. There is a hint of bitterness that develops at the end of the tasting and into the aftertaste which adds a small amount of astringency that develops slowly while the tea pops on the tongue like space dust. The mouthfeel is rounded like a boiled sweet. There seems to be a lot going on with this tea and it becomes smoother with less bitterness developing as the steeps go on. I'm on my 8th steep now and am very happy with this one. I am glad that I have tried it, but I do have to query the price. I am not certain that it provides value for money, but perhaps the tea will age in interesting ways that justify that price tag.
Flavors: Caramel, Chocolate, Hay, Nutty
After a disappointing session earlier today I picked this one out of the sample tin. I bought it some time back and have been very remiss in sampling it. Fortunately my current sheng binge is really getting me through the samples.
The dry leaf on this is gorgeous. It smells of warm horse and hay. That's a homely and comforting smell that suggests a great brew ahead. The wet leaf transitions to a smoke and hay aroma, and the soup is orange. The first few steeps were smoky and sweet with raw carrot notes and a citrus sharpness that became a lovely bitterness. There was some astringency and the tea sparkled on the tongue. As I continued to steep and drink, it became smoother with less smoke, no bitterness and more sweetness. The astringency remained with a change towards a grape note by the end of the session. I steeped this over a dozen times and will return to it tomorrow, so I guess you could say its endurance is pretty good. This is more like what I want from a sheng and I am glad I had this one after this morning's disappointment. It's a great note to end the day on.
Flavors: Astringent, Carrot, Smoke, Sweet
I bought a sample of this from Yunnansourcing some time back and have been trying to work through my backlog of samples this past week or so. I was quite excited to try an 11 year old sheng. The dry leaf promised much with its hot hay aroma. It smelt good and promised a robust and pleasing experience. Sadly the liquor failed to deliver. It has a nice bitterness at the back of the mouth and in the throat and is quite smooth, but in the end it left me feeling that something was missing. There is a slight smokiness, perhaps a hint of grape, a soupçon of sweetness but really not much more. Perhaps someone with a subtler tongue could plumb the depths of this tea but I found it rather shallow and my feet remained firmly on the bottom of the pool while my head and body remained above water. It is bland and underwhelming, and failed to enthrall me. If I wished to damn it with faint praise, I would describe it as nice. That is all it is.
Flavors: Bitter, Smoke
MzPriss: I don't see it on either of the Yunnansourcing websites now. If you did order it, I would be interested to hear what you think about it. You may find it much more to your liking than I did, and you may get a lot more from it. I hope you do.
Tea Fairy: Utterly not shengadelic for me. It's the Scott Evil of the sheng world, always trying to spoil Dr Evil's fun.
Oh good – maybe I got some other purple thing. I will have to check, cause I just ordered Sunday so maybe it isn't the same one
That's a difficult question, boychik. The standard by which I judge all sheng is the 2005 Xiaguan Tibetan Flame. It is cheap, basic and powerful. That said, I have little to no experience of aged shengs and might find a favourite among those if given the chance. Also, as I sample more shengs of different types, I expect my tastes to change in line with my experience. Still, the combination of price and 'hit' for the Tibetan Flame is hard to beat.
I do like Tibetian Flame. Just very tight compression it's hard for me to chip a piece. I need a hummer :)
Yes, you could build a house with Tibetan Flame. I would up sticking my puerh pick through my hand one time while trying to get some off the brick, because I pushed so hard! No lasting damage though. I wonder if I should just use a hacksaw to cut it into lumps. ;)
After the mildness of the 2012 Shuang Yu yesterday I opened another sample packet I had bought today and got quite the hit. The dry leaf promised something wild and robust with its solid hay and floral aroma. The brewed tea was a strong amber colour and provided the same hit in a different way. It is sweet and smoky with a mild tobacco edge and vegetal notes. The liquor is creamy and coats the mouth and throat so the smokiness and sweetness endure in the aftertaste. Despite its strength, there is little bitterness or astringency, only enough to enhance the other flavours. This tea is much more in my comfort zone than yesterday's. I can wrestle with it and expect it to fight back instead of having to nurture it to bring out its best properties.
Flavors: Smoke, Sweet, Tobacco, Vegetal
I've had a few like this. You feel at home with them. The ones I have to fiddle too much with I end up inadvertently avoiding(too much work when I just want to relax and enjoy).
Wow, I keep finding teas to write about that have no notes yet. This is a sample I bought from Zhi Zheng. I went to check the site and noticed that they have closed their web store which is a shame because their teas looked good. Anyway, after my brief flirtation with an Oriental Beauty this morning I decided to get wild with a sheng. This was the first to hand from the sample tin, so I decided to go ahead and see what it was like.
The dry leaf was in a big chunk in the packet. It was relatively loose and easy to pick apart. The aroma of the dry leaf was mild hay. The wet aroma only intensified that note. I steeped the first pot for 20 seconds and it came out incredibly mild. I think it needed longer to wake up, because the second steeping was better. It was still mild with a hint of astringency and a slight smokiness at he back of the throat. From there the tea developed well with each steeping. Floral notes and a hint of camphor crept in as the astringency changed to a grape taste that continued through to the end. By the end of the steeping, the grapes dominated. Throughout, the liquor coated the mouth nicely and was silky smooth. This is mild and refreshing, and really good for a hot summer day.
Flavors: Camphor, Floral, Grapes, Hay
A pleasant Sunday spent drinking honey-sweet Oriental Beauty. Nice.
Thank you. I have moved on now. My Beauty was just a passing fancy for this morning and now I am getting wild with a sheng. :)
That's the obvious one, I guess. I think the sheng I was drinking needs a power ballad or something soft rock. :)
Oh see – I added a song to the Wi,d Mountain Green – but it's not pyschadelic – it's ZYDECO. The Zydeco Boogaloo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfF8Elj_pFU
Backlog from yesterday: I was gifted this tea by a good tea chum. Throughout I struggled to find much of anything in it, sadly. It is woody and rounded and slightly sweet. It's not bad, but I found it a bit nondescript. I think the best description for it is 'solid'. If you want a shou that is mellow and rounded but not too challenging, then this one would be a good choice. I could see using it as an everyday shou that requires little thought. I do wonder if I was really in the mood for a shou. That might be why I found less to it than I might otherwise, or perhaps I have been spoilt recently by other superb teas. Anyway, thank you to my tea chum. I enjoyed the tea even though I did not find it to be stellar. I have a couple more samples to try from my friend but I think I need to wait for the shou craving, because one of them is a mystery sample that he is testing me with. I really have no idea what to expect from it.
Flavors: Wood
Thar she blows! Aharr, me hearties, today I laid into the White Whale that Paul of White2tea sent me. I fear the whale has harpooned me and now I be mixing up me sailing books. Should it be Treasure Whale or White Whale Island? Perhaps it's just the tea drunk talking.
The dry leaf has an aroma of wood and camphor. Wet, the leaf adds smoky and pine resin notes. The liquor is orange. I can feel the kick as I drink it. It is powerful with strong wood and camphor notes, an element of smoke and pine resin, and a chilli bite in the aftertaste then a fine cooling on the tongue. I'm enjoying this tea a lot and finding that the aftertaste lasts nicely, unlike the aftertaste that Moby Dick left in Captain Ahab's mouth. Let us hope that it has the legs of all those sailors it has encountered, because I hope to enjoy it for the rest of the day.
This is indeed a dancing white whale and at a great price too. I have to say that I really like the wrapper that White2tea has come up with for it. Minimalist but pleasing just the same.
Thank you White2tea. This is now on my want list. That's like a wish list but I am more likely to pester my wife until she gives in and buys me a brick or two.
Flavors: Camphor, Pine, Smoke, Wood
Oh help, the lad had none of this on him the other day at the tea tasting, and now Roughage's wife gonna buy it all. I better get cracking!
Fair's fair. You got to do the tea tasting with Paul. I got some samples. It balances out. :)
I doubt very much that my beloved will permit me to buy more tea right now, but it would not hurt you to get in ahead of her/me before we buy up the entire stock. ;)
The worst of it is that tea lad has a stash he might buy up soon leading to more good cakes and nothing in any of our wallets!


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Frederick News-Post (Newspaper) - August 30, 1951, Frederick, Maryland Wtttktr Partly etoudr, fcflteffJtjr High, W; Ixmv 57 ribmtk f The who all the an- swers never gets to answer the question. VoL 223. LEASED AMt> RATUMES THE FREDERICK POST, FREDERICK, MD., THURSDAY, AUGUST FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY CENTS FARM FATALLY HURT -NEAR LILYPONS Senate OB Cartage I Washington. Aug. it The Senate Finance Committee voted RUBBER SUPPLY ilS IMPROVED, NPA ANNOUNCES FOR INDIAN DENIED INTERMENT IN SIOUX CITY MEMORIAL PARK Urtau, T.ppled F SiU Uit Nick ON ARRIVAL _ M j IUVL.J to impose regular corpora 47, Near tion taxes on mutual savings banks 1 and building and loan associations, j and to tighten tax treatment of j co-operatives. The estimated revenue gain was nearly fl50.000.000. The committee also voted to _ make the previously approved 12.- i 280.000.000 SYNTHETIC PUNTS Washingtoo. Aug. 29. Cemetery have been authorized. Indian killed in Korea, i "The President feels that the na- i whose body wax barred from burial: tiooal appreciation of patriotic i REFUSE TO FREE OATIS, ENVOY STATES METHODIST BISHOP AJM! H. Be At Wect- minster Be Met Fill After Jtwurjr 1 tax rates AT imCDITAI The House set the same ef- Al nUarllAL ntKl, date for the 53.040.000.000 ___________ increase it voted on corporations. There had been some'pressure to A farm worker toppled from a silo pick a later date, more in line on a farm near Lilypons about 10 with the boosts in personal income o'clock Wednesday night and was levies which are not expected to pronounced dead on arrival effect before October 1. Frederick Memorial Hospital in the j Some 600 mutual savings banks. IN FULL OPERATION will rest among the nation's heroes in Arlington National Cemetery. Through direct intervention by color or Mr. Truman acted after reading j a news story- that authorities at WiU Westminster. Aug. 29 and Mrs. Charles W. Flint of Wash- will be honored tomorrow PEIPIN9 RADIO ATTACKS LATEST ALLIED MESSAGE President Truman today, the In- the Sioux City Memorial Park dian veteran of two Americas wars Cemetery halted the burial of Sgt. will be given a hero's burial. Mr. Truman made the offer after reading of the Sioux City incident. The widow. Mrs. Evelyn Rice, of Winnebaco, Neb., promptly said Not Aker Fashion, Praehazka Says Rice yesterday just as the body was about to be lowered into the The White House said Mr. Tru- COOL RECEPTION AT man ordered the Army to arrange j Hyattstown Fire Department am- (5 990 and loan associa- bulance. r tions and "thousands" of coopera- iJive organizations are affected by _. i staff experts said. umiim. ied of a fractured skull, internal i injuries and a fractured right leg. members [Among cooperatives, the staff the ievies apply Washington, Aug. 28 Government today notified the nation's tire and rubber companies their demands for rubber may be met in full starting January 1. The National Production Author- ity said stepped-up production in the Government's synthetic plants should permit rubber allocation accept the President's offer. the nation's heroes at Arlington, i Her husband. U- S. Army SergL in the tree-shaded Virginia hills John R. Rice. 37. a Winnebago In- across the Potomac River from dian. was killed in action in Korea. Washington i He had'also f ought in World War STATE DEPARTMENT ving their golden wedding anni- versary. He is of the Wash-, inglon Area of the Methodist! Church. The dinner will be the evening climax to the Westminster pastors' j school of the Baltimore Methodist I Conference in its 40th session I week at Western Maryland College. Approximately 150 liters and their wives are attending. of the conference are the Westminster Theological Semi-' Of Of Trace Talks For Tke Present RIDGWAY ACCUSED OF BEING EVASIVE "on the of need in the first farmer group. MEMBERS SCORE The accident occurred on the farm to llrcer organizations of Mrs. Ollie Cosgrave. where work-1 anj leaves men were filling the silo. Witnesses j exempt. told State Police investigators Gilmer had been drinking for seve- t ral days and that he climbed into j A ftl T A A II F H II the silo. When be reached the top. t H II M L II K K I they said, he toppled outside and j I" U II I U U Itl L II I fell about 25 feet to hard ground. Native Of Pennsylvania Hyattstown rescue and ambulance Cews were summoned and they I ished the man to the hospital here, j Friends of the deceased said he is a native of Charleroi. Pa., and that he has a brother named Ed- ward and his father surviving in that section. They said he has been. living in -this area since 1937 and has been employed on construction work in Hagerstown and with the Department of Interior in Wash- ington. They'said "he has been working in the Urbana-Park Mills section, on farms for about three His estranged wife. Mrs. Mar- garet Mundell .Gilmer. formerly of near Urfaana. and a Wesley quarter of 1952. Until then, rubber allotments for passenger car tires and most other civilian products will be based as now on 90 per cent of i pre-Korea usage. For highly .Along with President Truman's could not be buried in the local action, protests' rolled up follow- cemetery, ing the disclosure that the ser- Mrs. Rice, a white woman, said geant's body had been denied she bought a lot in the cemetery burial in a Sioux City cemetery because of his Indian ancestry. The Association of American In- dian Affairs demanded a public apology from the cemetery- Washington, Aug. 29 nary and Western Maryland Col- Tokyo. Thursdsv. Aug. 30. Tirv -.M bassador Vladimir Prochazka said wilh the pf directors The China radio today ripped In bsoux the widow said of the Westminster Pastors Schools, into Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway's e dio not know that Indians i 'ooaj czecno_io% vuli ,he Baltimore Conference Board of latest stand-pat message over yield to any propaganda or econ- Ministerial Training and the Com- crisis at Keasong. saying it "resort- and signed the contract without noticing a clause which barred her husband from burial. A cemetery spokesman said it was an established policy that only members of the "Caucasian" i race could be buried in Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughn. White House military aide, tele- graphed, the Mayor of Sioux City: the Memorial Park. He said the -nn "P1ease advise the family of cemetery- is nonsectarian and does (per cent. l00 Stt. _ John R. Rice that arrange- not recognize "class or but j NPA also relaxed its rubber con- trols in six respects. These in- cluded elimination of the 30-day j limit on tire and tube stocks in Kerr about 25. reside Win Majority Of In 4-H Jadcing At Timonium Timonium. Aug. J9 ments for burial in Arlington ihis does not apply to race. NEW DRAFT REGULATIONS :he hinds Gf dealers, sr.d removal j I A WAIT TRUMAN'S SIGNATURE NPA officials told members of _ the Rubber Industry Advisorv omic pressure" to free Associated mission on Ministerial Training ed to plain lies. Press Correspondent William N.. of the Methodist Church as spon- Wednesday had check- ed the fate of the Kaesong truce Monday and tajk5 up to the Red corn- Oatis from prison. Prochazka made that statement to newsmen after a 30-minute con- ference with Acheson. will continue Friday. manders bv refusing to. knuckle Secretary of On the faculty are D, W. G. demand; butoffel: rt of to resume the conference. The Oatis case is closed, ne I Theological Seminarv; Dr. William J _ said. j j. Faulkner. Dean of the chapel.; A_ broadcast today by Peiping Asked whether this meant there i Fisk University: Dr. Earl H. Fur- accuse? Kidgway of being is no chance of freeing Oatis. the j geson. Professor of Preaching and i ?test ambassador replied, "no comment." Pastoral Theology, Westminster' Broadcast hedged some- He added: 'Theological Dr. j in wrth a headqaar- "In no instance, either in the i David Wesley Soper. Chairman cnarse that the Communists case of trade or propaganda pres- j of the Department" of Religion at' August daylight probe sure, will we be influenced. j Beloit College. Wisconsin. 1 j of the alleged bombing. Dean of the school is G. Custer of about 747.000 long tons of new rubber in the first half of 1952. I This would be a record. It com- pares with 609.000 tons in the first half of this year and 1.238.557 in gomery County youngsters grab- the previous peak year. 1950. bed a major share of the honors in early judging today of livestock entered by Maryland 4-H Club members in competition at the Timonium State Fair. Almost as a matter of course, rubber: Of red Men Will Be Elifible For Service Ontrol Over Natural Kubber The improved supply may per- mit a sweeping change in control' anas SEASON OPENS ON OCTOBER 5 "We will not yield." Acheson Explains V. S. Position Crorn-.vell. Registrars are Douglas! Secretary Acheson, he said, had 1 R. Chandler and Montgomery j stated the American Government's i Shrover. j position on the Oatis case on talk- j ing with him this afternoon. Yesterday. President Truman told the Ambassador that releasing I A i procedure. However, present today to make funeral arrange- ments- State Trooper Harold Basore and Trooper H. P. Q-Brien con- mlso won a Barbara Ann and Joyce Riggs of require a specified percentage of Washington. Aug. 29. of draft deferred eluding married j be liable for military service under i regulations now await- j t Truman's sii Gaithersburg won the first and synthetic, in virtually even- civil- Service said today that j fifth place ribbons in the Holstein ian product. reguhu.ons. carrying out pro- j class for senior heifer calves. Thev said.it was not certain of mihtary tram- j Squirrels And Doves Be- come Legal Targets On Same Date ribbon in ducted the investigation in con- the class for Junlor calves. junction with the Medical Exami- i 'ggs Barbara Ann U 19 and Joyce 17 have more than 30 in their dairy herd and both are multiple prize winners in 4-H contests the FOREIGN AW FUNDS URGED IN CONGRESS S. Cawot Stead Alone Bwtilt WwM. tvm. Washington. Auf. 28 that the United States 'cannot stand alone in a hostile Senator Connally (D-Tex.) asked the Senate today to vote for the aid of nations arrayed against Communism. The chairman of the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee said the huge program designed to carry out a fundamental police- already approved by Congress. "The policy to which I refer past several years. Barbara Ann is national 4-H Hoistein champion girl and was a member of the Maryland 4-H dairy judging team that won last year's national contest and then went on to win an international champion- ship at Cambridge, England, July gykesrille Girl Sevres Another big winner was 17-. year-old' Hizabeth Ann Prough. who is in partnership with her father. Marion Prough. on a 53- acre hog farm near Sykesville. She won the-grand champion- ship for Berkshire, pigs, with firsts in the Competition for junior spring gilts, senior spring fills, and senior sows and a second in the contest for spring Elizabeth Ann has been in 4-H ic that of strengthening the United i work four years, raising purebred States through strengthening our Berksbjres as a club_ project. he said. "It it the policy recognizes that the United States cannot stand alone in a hostile world. Howard Entry Wias Howard Stiles of Airy ex- hibited the grand champion senior Jersey female. He and his brother "It is the policy that seeks to Clifford won blue ribbons in sev- promote world peace through help- subsidiary classes. Patricia _.JT __ m trrt ing the free nations of the world make themselves 50 strong that no aggressor will dare to attack rhem." -Majority Leader McFarland (D- Ariz.) called for a vote on the bill, described too slow." "Every day gamble with atcmic catastrophe." he said. Messer of. Gaithersburg, had the junior champion Jersey female. Robert. H. Holler. Middletown. took ribbons in three of. the classes for Chester White pigs and one of his entries wound up the this outcome, but confident enough to invite tire and rubber com- panies to submit estimates of their first-quarter 1952 rubber needs- Forms will be prepared soon. If the total of these estimates is Oatis was the most important thing Czechoslovakia could do at this time to improve relations be- the two countries. Mr. Truman told Prochazka that when the new Ambassador pre- sented his creditials at the White House. Oatis was sentenced to prison on charges of espionage. The State Department has denounced his trial as a fraud and farcical. The State Department, giving am i official account of the Prochazka- Acheson meeting, said Acheson did RENT CONTROLS ARE DEMANDED Refused Daylight Cheek Allied liaison officers had rush- ed to Kaesong shortly after mid- night August 22. in response to a Red sumomns and there handed some bits of metal as "evi- dence" of a bombing. Peiping said today that' when ing and service act. have been I With the approach of September, j dor but merely showed him to a not ?hake hands with the Ambassa- completed and sent to the White hunters are getting impatient. Dis- House and Government agencies trict Game Warden Benjamin F. involved. Phebus. Sr., said Wednesday uiahL act reduces the minimum j Complaints are growing IQ num- age from 1B to years, i ber, he said, about persons shoot- it UIC Ui iUCSC C5LlUiai.C5 U t ,-f. j _Uuui_ not "excessive." the new plan will maximum, draft age remains jJa? squirrels out of season. seat Following is part of the Department's report of the meet- go into effect. Otherwise. NPA said, the present control system will be continued. Plenty Of Liqnid Latex ing: "The Secretary repeated the remarks jnade to the Ambassador by the President -yesterdav to the _ He explained that the squirrel effect that if the Ambassador is Selective Service said that as season does not come, in this year soon as President Truman approves j until October 5. the same day "that the new they will be the dove season opens at noon? Tenants' Spokesman Would Declare Balti- more Area Critical The Government's J800.000.000 Printed and distributed to local Last year the dove season started j draft boards to take effect as soon j September l and the open season as possible. synthetic industry now is com pJetely reactivated. Plants using petroleum as the basic ingredient are running at capacity; those us- ing alcohol are to be brought up to capacity operation. NPA disclosed also that the i, Government's stockpile of liquid in Class 3-A. Although no j on squirrels began September 15 The major change is in the non- a 15-day period, deferment of childless married I Mr- Phebus said he and Deputies men. j Durwood W. Kettells and Glenn D. On July 31. Selective Service j Butts will, appreciate any informat- had 500.000 childless husbands de- !ion about shooting out of season. longer deferred under the new j latex is been fuU. in fact, since March. Demand has shifted to synthetic latex, probably because of lower price. NPA therefore removed controls on natural latex entirely. Lifting of the 30-day inventory limitation on tires and tubes affects wholesale dealers, retailers and opeartors of truck fleets. A 15-day limit on tires held by auto manufacturers also was lifted. These actions reflect improved, ___ _________, lire production. NPA said. Also.! Actually will become eligible Kail Bird Season Satarday The open season on rail birds one-third of the 500.000 I in on Saturday but few of probably wiU fail to pass their i these birds are shot in Frederick physical examinations since the! County, he explained. The local rejection rate has been around 36 season will be delayed in tween this country and the United States he must understand ihe need for prompt steps on his part to effect the release of American citizens unjustly imprisoned in! Czechoslovakia. "The Ambassador said he would report the Secretary's remarks to Baltimore. Aug. 29 (.4V-Designa- tion of Baltimore and surrounding counties as a critical defense hous- ing area so all rent controls could be restored was urged today by a spokesman for tenants. Frank A. Colonell. a tenant member of the Baltimore Rent Ad- Board, a definite and stantial shortage of housing for workers or military personnel." i He said rents have increased i were weakened and that mili- his Government." this area until October 5. Doves can be shot between noon per cent Mtrr Than ISO.Mt Affected A number of others will gain and sundown from _ deferment because their wives I tnrouf n_ November 3. The daily have become pregnant or because j ba? they are in essential service. Se- lective Service estimates that the number of married non-fathers Press Association To Study Ban On Newsmen Colonell offered statistics show- i ing that 10.425 units in 608 Balti- more rental housing projects are j 93.3 per cent occupied and that military housing projects are 93.3 per' cent occupied and that mili- tary housing projects are 100 per cent fulL j the Allied liaison officers asked for j a daylight check the Reds replied "further investigation was unneces- j sary as the existing evidence was i in itself conclusive." The broadcast insisted, however, the Reds had told tht Allied rep- resentatives they could back the next day if they first made contact by radio. This, the Red version stated, was not done. Accusing Ridgway in his Wed- nesday reply by stacking it with contradictions. Peiping said: "On the one hand, he slanders our side as refusing to continue the investigation while on the other stubbornly refused our request for a reinvestigation Cancelled has no' way of ex- plaining the doubts of the entire world at to why the-side -which claims to hayt requested an inves- tigation now rejects it while side which was alleged to havt re- fused any reinvestigation is now demanding it Why is Ridgway so afraid of his final Ridgway noted that the Reds had called off all meetings August 23. giving the bombing incident as tht reason. himseif later concurred in that opinion and told the Communist leader so. There was little expectation that the snarled cease-fire negotiations it as "too small frand champion in the division. j Donald from the How- delav it a ard County town of Dayton, domi- nated the competition for Duroc hogs and had the grand champion. The Holloway family, from Dar- j lington in Harford county, took a large share of the prizes in the Hampshire hog division. Margaret Holloway captured the grand championship Results, of 4rH livestock judging included: Holstein, junior heifer calves: the industry will soon enter the Mason of slackened demand. For rubber manufacturers. NPA increased the 20-day limit on synthetic rubber inventories to 30 days, and allowed manufacturers to hold a full 60-day stock of na- tural rubber. The latter action re- laxes a rule which forbade pur- chases of more than one month's supply at a time. JUDGE SETS VAM7ATIOX Keyser. W. Va.. Aug. 29 cuit Judge Ernest A. See has en- tered an order in court here, fixing the tax valuation of the Western Maryland Railway s West Virginia property for 3950 at The State has appealed the order. West Virginia Board of Public Corks, which fixes tax valuation r public utilities in the state, had placed the Western Maryland Class HI and fV properties at for 1950. The company contended the valuation should have been S9 253.582. CARS COLLIDE At Wednesday afternoon at ihe Y, M. C A. corner of Church and Court Mary Alice Shariahan. failing to stop for a red light collided with a car driven A. Ditimar Shaff. The damage. "io Mrs. Shanahan's car was S100 ind on Mr. SnafTs Mrs. snaaahan potted collateral StKUCK BY GIMMCR Aagustine Wickless. 34. Linden Jills, was injured at Camp Wednesday when struck ifi the head by a steel girder. He was re- j Wills. McDonogh. Irvin King. Gaithersburg. Ross E. Smith. Jr.. Monk ton. Bruce Serfage. Olney. M. Welter. Route 2. Ellicott City. 6 David Brauning. Finksburg. L. Thompson. Jr, Boytts. Toms. Olney. Toms. Olney. bara Ann and Joyce Riffs. Gaith- ersburg. Holstein senior heifer calves; Barbara Ann and Joyce Riggs. David Brauning. Dor- sev. Boyds. Hoover. Der- wood. Ann and Joy Riggs. Marth. Preston. Hoft. New Windsor. Remsberg- Middletown. Ross E. Smith. Jr. Hoff. New Windsor. (Continued On Page Foot) BAKER TAKES BLAME IN MYSTERY DEATHS Says In One Of His Sacks Responsible In France Pont-Saint-Esprit, France. Aug. 29 baker in this tiny Rhone River port told investigators day he felt that one of his sacks of flour was responsible for "the bread that kills and makes men mad." Four persons have died and 2? are still mental sickness attributed ;o bread baked for induction -will be between 150.000 and. 200.000. The new regulations also tower the minimum score for passing the armed forces induction mental tests from 70 to 65. An estimated 150.000 thus may lose their deferment under the lower i said no more pheas- dards. iani5 fee liberated in the Coun- The new law also calls for class- i year U that ifieation of many thousands of dis- placed persons who have permanent residents of The editors of the. town's two! housing area. 8. The bag limit on squirrels re-! jsong until the Soviet delegation has had s peace con- i next week- thought would strong trading renewed war. them not to publish it. J. McGuirk. the chairman, riid it! 1 A -'_ IS CAJJCCICO IO t J that winter in thiTarea "The Press Associa- had no plans for considering such j I expected to is naturally' concerned about i a petition to the Federal authori- "Mtnttter iTUClttT If t- before the n w concerned l tnis situation, but has not tht. incident. petition vet i ties. qual1 be r distribu s noi venues. I A AID saiiA MPA The Baltimore defense area in-j Appealing Tine President Elmer M. Jackson, gen- i eludes the counties of Baltimore, eral manager of the Gazette at Annapolis. Capital! Cecil. Carroll. Howard, and Anne-Arundel. try while not yet holding TJ. 5. citizenship. About 9.000 conscientious objec- tors, heretofore deferred, will be required to do essential possibly at overseas the new law. c j spring and quail were liberated' e lt this summer in scattered sections. He said the Association would j Rents were decontrolled in Cecil j ing his conviction in magistrate's Harford j Cumberland. Aug. 29. j Winchester. Va.. trucker is appeal- TRUMAN'S ELECTION meeting Sept- by Federal order. Since then, a j court under a ruling which makes 8 at Ocean City. naval training station at Bain- a bridge part of a highway. "Any meeting of a Town Council bridge has reopened. J. Milton Dick, in should be open not only -Carroll County rents were de-j line with a ruling by Attornev porters, but to the public." he controlled by the 1951 State Leeis- i General Hall Hammond." fined si added. Mature. driver for the EUicott Motor Lines The Paul E. Fitzgerald j Controls were lifted in sections Of Winchester S1.038 for violation I of the Cecil Whig, and Gerard j of Anne Arundel and Howard of a posted bridge weight limit. j Borstel of the Cecil County -Demo-j counties .through.local action. Har.- The driver was arrested for driv- Carolina Editor Feints 'crat- rePortsd in their newspapers {ord and Baltimore counties and jng a truck weighing 37 300 :that delegation of citizens had i Baltimore City still are general i over 4 Potomac River crossing JT nnieni. complained of rowdyism around' control. posted for 20.000 pounds Ability cafe and that the Council had New housing erected since; Magistrate Dick fined the driver instructed the police chief to take j February 1. 1947 is exempt. Balti- ,t a new highway overweight p-rt- is M pre-j action and to raid if necessary, i City also has lifted controls ahy rate of six cents i pound. _...... "on apartmerits up to five rooms; the driver contended he should renting for or more. Other: have been fined not more than units escaped control few years to the penalty provision ago after tenants agreed to a 15- for exceeding posted bridge limits BRITONS FOUND Cent infease in for Hammond ruled that a bridge 5s a part 0{ highway, that the new j rate applied and that the old limits had been 'repealed by implica- -Mary- j tion." up for Magistrate Dick. announced that Fri- appeal is being taken to Cir-. ference: Court Alexandria Man Held For Grand Jury Action ______ i pre-j action and to raid if necessarv. i Hagerstown. Aug 19 dictlon President Truman will j Mitchell contends the a Benedict. 37. Va. ?r next and with police rentii vt Vm. i---------- ordered held for action of th- i by an that they tipped off a raid. y today for stealing his'eve" than in 1948. j airplane came from one of his close! a well one-year lease. London. Thursday. Aug. 30 for Benedict a tivil l The Daily Herald reported today It was contained in an article in i engineer, 'who was charged in here Aug. 17. Com-; way. I forgot to deliver w- he was arres- his poli-j si.srjst i MTSTERT _ f j more than ire-election, in part, on "the terrific sieur Nizon. in nearbv Carsan. "He came by the" next day j noved to Frederick Memorial Hos- Air ReWlted Dital in the M. E. Eichisoo and Son I mm i in part, on 1 cocoon TO re- Fttat Tmt 1J45 JgR SSffig num- World War H who separated jn -fervent fever" or "St. Anthony's IMS at Germany, held an illness caused by a AKTCKOVICH AKKCSTED Los Angeles. Europe. i mission will sit sn on the -sessions. drij, Anukovir-h. 50. former Mrs. will tase pan :n panel Cabinet of one. has been 'ons during the on the French Riviera j A program i with her three children- and has' appearance Friday mercan Croatian Cabinet member. 'arrested today on a Federal war- A- w rant cnarSJng him with the mur- Aioert on January 26. 1942. of Peter _ -_ vt-wB v.i f CI-C4 Washington. Aug. 29 i of j Tt! i Archbishop of Sarajevo. wrted satisfactory early today. THE WEATHER The weather forecast for Mary- Mid today: "Some cloudiness and warm followed by scattered thunder- showers in afternoon." So far those promised thunder- howers haven't hit close to home. live in hope again today. rn for pastures would be a rig help. man. their first reunion here last week- end when three of them and their wives were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James K. Smith, fast Fourteenth street. They were a team with the 3Ist Photo Reconnaissance Squadron during World War H. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Reed and son. Joseph, of Barry. Texas: Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Weaver. Kansas City. Kans., and Mr. and Jessie T. Salem, Va, B-' the people the politicians Hagerstowu. Aug 29 office here says Hagerstown is I i Commission, who will outline thej j procedure in compiling i under the 1951 tax law. Conlyn E. Noi; ts in Kent County, is i State Asociation.; Artukovich had been at liberty. awaiting a deportation' I hearing. cereal fungus known as ergot. A scientist said there was such an epidemic in Russia in About 200 persons called for medical care in Pont-Saint-Esprit ad asked of his 300 unemployed, and that two-. his attorney E. Austin James. will not succeed. As for an-! third of the job seekers are women, j The plaintiff charges that on other revolt in the South. Daniels 1 The employment office says it j March 1. 1951. Painter a policeman asserted "actually, there seems less i large number of job openings I for Brunswick illegally and with- and less chance of a recurrence in! the hird-to-fill category. It add-1 out cause fatally shot his pet Ger- 1952 of the Dixiecrat j ed that housing shortage in the J man Shepherd "dog. The plaintiff, i to attractin I industries. that will givt perfect He claiming 3300 bursements of S2.094.21 leaving a net estate of SI.719.01. Dutribu- was made to Mary Julia Shuff. Marion Keesey Cooper. Mar- garet Pontius Coblentz. Jtath Ad- ams Thompson. Marion Adama Hopping. Ladiex Cemetery Axso- ciitinn of Annapolis, Wright Gardiner. ;


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Portland Timbers at Chivas USA
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. today at StubHub Center, Carson, Calif.
TV/radio: ROOT Sports (Cable Ch. 34/734) / FM 101.1.
Where they stand: Portland has 13 wins, 15 ties and five losses (54 points). The Timbers are second in the Western Conference. Chivas USA (6-8-19, 26 points) is last in the West.
Head to head: The Timbers won 3-0 on May 12 in Portland. Tied 1-1 on Sept. 14 at Chivas. All time, the Timbers are 2-4-1 in MLS matches against Chivas.
Playoff picture: The Timbers are in the playoffs for the first time. A win or tie at Chivas will assure Portland a top-three spot in the Western Conference, which means skipping the one-game playoff between seeds four and five.
Timbers story: Portland is on a seven-game unbeaten run. The Timbers have two wins, four losses and 10 draws away from home, and has not won a match in Los Angeles in their three MLS seasons. Midfielder Diego Valeri is expected to start for the second game in a row as his adductor strain injury improves. Valeri has not played a full match since leaving with the injury in the first half on Aug. 30 at Real Salt Lake. Valeri remains tied with Sebastien Le Toux of Philadelphia with a league-high 12 assists. One of four Timbers with at least eight league goals, Valeri hasn't figured in a Portland goal over the last four matches. He provided the tying goal in the Sept. 14 1-1 draw at Chivas. Forward Maximiliano Urruti (hamstring injury) will probably not play. Jose Valencia started at forward in the last Timbers match, and Frederic Piquionne came off the bench. Ryan Johnson is also an option up top. Another lineup decision to watch is whether coach Caleb Porter goes with Kalif Alhassan or Rodney Wallace on the wing opposite Darlington Nagbe.
Chivas story: The Goats have lost four consecutive matches as they careen to the conclusion of another unproductive season. Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy is second in MLS with 104 saves (one behind former Timber Troy Perkins at Montreal). Kennedy missed Wednesday's 2-1 loss at Real Salt Lake because of an abdominal strain and his status for this match is uncertain. Tony Melia made his first start of the season in goal on Wednesday. Mexican forward Erick Torres, age 20, leads Chivas USA with seven goals. Chivas' 62 goals against is the most allowed in MLS this season, five more than DC United. Five of the six Chivas wins have come at home (with seven losses and four ties).