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UNC tells company not to use McDonald on website
The school has declined to say how McDonald acquired the mouth guard. Iceberg's website shows customized mouth guards - including one endorsed by former Tar Heel and current NBA player Danny Green of the San Antonio Spurs - ranging from $150 to as much as $1,500.
Last week, UNC athletic director Bubba Cunningham said the school is gathering information on potential improper conduct by student-athletes, though he didn't name any player specifically. His statement came a month after Hairston's arrest at a license checkpoint in Durham for misdemeanor marijuana possession.
That was the second time in a month Hairston was stopped by authorities while driving a rented luxury SUV or late-model sports car. In both cases, rental records connected the vehicle to either Thomas' name or his home address in Durham.
A review of the Twitter accounts of current and former UNC athletes show numerous friendly messages exchanged with Thomas, including by McDonald.
Howard, the Durham oral surgeon listed on incorporation documents for Iceberg Holdings LLC, also formed a business corporation with Thomas called Kairobi Exotic Rentals and Transport Inc., according to filings with the North Carolina Secretary of State's office.
Thomas was convicted in 2006 of a felony charge of accessing computers to defraud or obtain property, according to the Durham County clerk of court's office. He's facing pending drug charges as well as a charge of possession of a firearm by a felon from a December arrest, and has a hearing scheduled for next month.
UNC coach Roy Williams issued a statement Monday saying Hairston - who returned for his junior season instead of entering the NBA draft - would face "serious consequences" following the arrest, including a potential suspension.
Hairston has court hearings scheduled in August for his speeding citation as well as the drug charge.
Follow Associated Press writer Michael Biesecker at Twitter.com/mbieseck and AP Basketball Writer Aaron Beard at Twitter.com/aaronbeardap
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Issue date: Thursday, March 21, 1889
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Oakland Tribune (Newspaper) - March 21, 1889, Oakland, California VOL. XXVII. THUKSDAY. MABCII 1889. NO. 21 y ,OW A MUD FLAT. that will dra them Arm of the E sta- rry of San Antonio. Won by an Officer of ihe Array Engineer Corps. of tl.e present population be dependent upon it for drTbeaCorincilnieii elect are practically pledged to carry out a thorough system It dmlnase for the southern Iron o t the citv, and, no doubt, one o Elbe of importance that body and the Board of Put lie Works will iinVrUke will be the adoption of a Plan far its execution. Mayor-elect k ha? placed himself on record Construction of first Glas 'oci----. also iu favor of tbe nn nterjcpting sewer as tho of tt proposed public. to be car- of aBula South of Twelfth ried the J3ta.es Strwt for Storaga of Watsr for Drainage Purposes. Pursuant to appointment Major W. i. H. Binyaurd, Tinted States Ccros >f Engineers, met the appointed dipti- tation of Oakland citizens at j'clock this morning for th-e purpos-t of .nspecting the north arm of the BStnary and Retting a cle irer insight into the improvements over the north of the estuary, wliii h there is every reason to believe it will the problem of the samtiry im- of Oakland will be easily solv -d._________ THE TARTAR TIGER. No of Chinese Lotteries on Tills Slcii! the Hay. TliO Chinese lottery companies have designed for the sanitary benefit of the city. The local party consisted of Mayor Fierce, Mayor elect Glasmck, had a. very hard time since the arrests l-y !-ergeant Gano and his Chinatown in Ban Francisco, and almost five of the lottery closed their doors, WARRING PEACE OFFICERS. Oriuotal Kxperts Drunkenness and Sobriety. Thecoi.tesi, between Police Officer Harkins nnd Constable O'Donnell came before Junice Henshuw ihia morning in the form of criminal trial. There is a tradition in KastOakland that each luis registered a solemn vow to rnn the other out of town, but he that as it may, whenever the two meet there is w ar. On the '5th day of February the two met in ths Gein saloon in East Oak- .and. Tom asked all hands np to have a drink Harkins responded with the rest, and then there was a dispute and Harkius arrested O'Donnell for butter. 'L'he case csnie up this morning before a jury. The ilnrkins-O'Donnell arlair bad berxnne quite celebrated in Kast Oakland, and consequently there was a large Ori- ental auc'ieiice in the courtroom. Theie were also Assemblyn.nn'Jhapman, who LITTLE POLITICS, A MOTHER'S APPEAL. Yet It Is Kxultliig f> the People of AnTj'mticr Placid AlHtnoda. A call has been issued for a. non- sful Effort ttt Hecure HIT Child. In 1885 Melinda McKenzie secured a ____t Henry H. W. i'er- W. Hnrrell, Taliesin JOvans, Ur. D. D. Crowley, Oily Engineer Morgan, and several Without la any way reflecting upon Colonel Mendell's f airneis or friend -hip tothecity.it may be said that Oakland is exceedingiy fortunate in having had clr- the mutter referred by the War Der art- ret' ment to Major Benyaurd to report upon rather than s >me other oili ;er, owing to Colonel MendeH'a contem- plated absence, as that ol icer has been a close student of sanitary science, and has had practical experience -in the execution of public works for the drainage of cities. Major Benyaurd was employed in developing a sewerage system for the citv of Memphis after the great yel- low fever epidemic of ten years ag-. therefo.-e. be able to apply tne knowledge he has practically acquired to the sanitary wants of this ci'.y. Major Benyaurd alighted at Oak street station and was at once escorted y the citizens named to the enter of KiRhth street bridge. The ide was out and an excellent I lew of the condition of the north arm vas obtained from Twelfth street dam o the line of the First street trisile Although low tide, it lowest low tide, but it sufficiently low to show to he experienced eye of the engineer hat tbe representations made iii the of the city for its cessii n t.o estiihlishments lein ins the field open to folli'Winc companies: I'T.t-w. Lee Che the Lay Ty American, Tuck Yut, Ked Head, Fook Tie. ..no Foo Qui Cheng. These eight com- panies eluded the new police squad for sevi-ral days, when two more, Ming reiireseniiid Torn 'O'Donnell, and City Attorney Johnson, who was try the CMsefor the Then the the jury ind the police anU tli' and the importers, and all ere were court took a very lively interest in the case. Tiie case was full of incidents, the first being thu missiii'i witness. Mr. lUiapiuan uv tiie and asked wl y Josech Gill, a vsry material witness, .iad not been found, and he Lin Chow and Ty Loy. which were lo- cated in the same building on Dtipont street, suspended business without a Jr. .Ting and their agencies to t rn the players' money. The re- ,iing six companies continned bus ness, but before long Lee Chen C'h Ty yielded lo the fear of arrest [inc. -uispended business, the players mo ley bring also returned in their cas-s There remained two companies in the field. The Tuck Yut and the -V'l crican. These were by 'big whojis worth a great deal of mo iey made from the lotteries and i Chinese habeas corpus cases. mornioR San Francisco paper as- jser-i that no lottery drawings take pla -e 'n San Francisco, but tickets of i i.he Bui Sung (or Green Heiul) Com- pai v. which has its -1m wings in Oak- far 1 daily, are sold throughout Wan Fr ndaco? Sui Sing tickets can be pas ly procured by any one lit TV Fung A Co.'a Chinese bai'iir, !XJ5 Washington street. Oak- Ian 1. Lottery tickets are openly sold the-e in a little back room, where there is table and bottles of Chinese ink for mo-king them. Hundreds of people pa- tronize the place. Another place where the "is tickets are bough: is Wan Sing A Co Japanese bazar, at Eighth str 'et Oakland, lens Channel not more than fifteen or twenty eetin width, nothing was presented to he 'vision between the marginal marshes on each side except a vast wanted suhpiou.ij. know who had served the It was discovered that Harkius hud served tnem, and Jlr. saul that Mr. C-ili lia I been nrouml East Oalt- liind yeiterday but he would not ask for a "ci'iitiimunce if City Attorney partisan convention in AlamedA, to be decree of divorce from Peter McKenx.ie held a week from to-morrow evening on the ground of extreme cruelty. in the Park Opera Hoiibe. Jtis signed dispoEition by K. K. Taylor. President ol the Re- of tle publican Club; K. P. I'eckham, 1'resi- deutof the Democratic arid Dr. (.1. L. Tisdale, repieseutative of the American party. The convention will be open to nil, every voter in the rity being eligible iu vote. The method ot procedure in non-partisan gatherings is as follows: The assemblage will be called A LAWYER'S WILL. Ex-.IUllgO .lohllxon r.cqllPHtlH-H Ilil froperty to Bin Willow. The will of the late Jarnes Johnson was filed for probate in the Superior Court yesterday by George E. decree was fiolia. the attorney .'or the widow, wlio minor children, is as executrix to act without by of tie two the Issue of the union, but by consent they were allowed to remain in the custody of the father. A short time ago Mr. Mr Ki-nzie married, npiiu. Hin divorced wife ascertained that he was about to tii'purt for Urnyh- inguju Tt-rritory. and she cuustd Jma to be cited t'l to order, in this case probiibly bv Mr. cnusc why he should Hot be' before .Judge Ellsworth this niorning to the :i c i bonds. For eighteen vear-i Mr. Jolin- ,-on wiis Judge ot the Cotirt uf FA Durado cotinty. The will, which a [leculiar document, was written and -iirned by the testator, and real's as follows: 1, Jatr.OB Johnson, fur n1- I :un f'iVitrL-. in eiijoyrr.enr of ii'julth. but. I mn Taylor, and organization will be ejected by the of a chairman and one or more secretaries. A committee is then appointed u> a platform and draw uii some resolutions. The next order of -strained from removing the children I from this county. During the exam- tiie. attorney for the wife showed that, the decree of divorce in l tbe had r.ever been entered that McKenxie therefore had no right again to marry unlil fhu judgment was entered. It wus shown, by a recent decision of the Supreme Court it was held that when a judgment for a divorce is given '.be patties are at liberty lo rnarry again without. 1 liniiiiiii life. wiM aud tuslnmr t of tlie duration of a I, Ihcrofnrt'. make, i-nlO the following to be my l business will be nominations. A vote by balior, is taken, and tbe nominees receiving the minority of the votes cast by the electors present will be tbecau- didates of the convention. ISow that the time for holding the convention has been definitely an- nounced, the local wire pullers tire get- ,he decree of divorce entered by the ting themselves into '.rim fora lively u was that .Mr. >fc- i CHinpaign. Combinations are being Kellxie to present madeon nil sides. The announcement in as the attorney for byClmrlusS.Ne.il that he would the divorci'd wife was unable to find a record of the marriage license at t-he Clerk's The gentleman swore jiiiM'.ively, however, that he secured a license iu '.bis county and wt'.s married by ItisLlse Ogden. "Judge Klisworth that the little g'rl be to tiie custody of tbe mother, and that the father have the i-ustody of the boy. This solution tiling. The estate is vauicd at SSucO. JQJ- tl (J( i r, fr t. Lue PI Jubnson would admit what the witness, election to the oilict.- uf Ctly Tnw rn hofi- Hc iy he city for sanitary improvement had i 510 u not been eiaeperated in tie leas de- 'J he same r s X Ol is free. Wi-.h the erceptinn of a n. rro w am csted. bin, ottcra-U les will again bogin operations. Captain I'mnyea and Officer Downey bo h issert that" there is not a drawing in >akland. I am sure that there are no draw- im-s in Oakland." said Downey, "but thi re are agencies here. Dig Jim lives in Oakland it portion of the time, an! he HOW has a ba- on Twelfth street, between Fr a.klin and Webster streets. He was ar e.-ted here a few months back, when wt were raiding the dens. iMirTintb" the proposed imerceptins I We need a new. ordinance here ;o ewer, and that by making the crowing '-bat we can convict vis.tors contin_ JtheJBast Oakland -sewer on a dam I tie the othcer. no' w e_ can arawn across the arm at First street, it on. v convict sellers of tickets andcju- would fnrnisb a simple and efiVctive I __ HOURS. ,fciTof B. waste of mud, ;City Engineer Morgan explained the relations from an engineer's s and- loint, of the estuary to tiie presen and ;o the proposed system of drainage. It to Major Benyaurd drainage of East Oak- an9, and all of that portion of city ring north of Tenth street on i he west side of the north arm any ot upleted the posure of the mud flats at pern ds of U tide now present. The idity the north arm of the estu- of late years been and Cll upieted their injury the presence of ihe-ie tu vote cast on mud flats is causing to the sanitation oi 3ast Oakland, especially durinj; tho mtumer season when the prevailing winds sweep the noisome vapors aris- ng J'om these flats over that part of ;he city, were pointed out to t IB in spectiiift; engineer. would teitiTy to. Mr. Johnson didn't know wL-at he would testify to. "He wjuld testify that the prosecut- ing witness was said Mr. Cbap- mrtn. "I wot Id object to that testimony, replied Mr. Johnson. veiy materially affects the compe- teucv the asserted .Mr. Chupnia i. "I suppose that this testimony would be the si.me as in any other re- marked lutlge Henshaw. was that they were both added City Attorney Johnson. It WHS finally agreed to yo on with the ca-e. and then came the oHicers story. Mr. Harkins had gone into the saloon and Tom O'Uor.nc'.I was already there, nnd dru ik. He had extended an invita- tion to drink, and Harkins had ac- cepted. Some words had passed, and O'Ponndl Mr. Harkins expininid that he had taken the drink iust to t e sociable. Thee :here was: the story of the- bar- tender v.-ho had been in the business twentv vears, and yet with all this ex- perience" he was unable to tell whether a man '.vus drunk or not. That was Joe K-igers. and he didn't know whether either Harkins or O'Dannell was drunk or not. Then there "vas the officer who drew a very 'ine d.stiuclion between being drunk and under the influence of liquor. That was Utlieer linackenbush. and he thought that Tom O'Honnell was not dr.ink, but under the influence of li'iuor. the officer asked Mr. Johnson. replied the candid qfucer, "1 think they were both a little bit full." Then came the man who was utterly incomp-uent to discover whether a uian was uTrunk or not. He couldn't tell anything about it. That was Rog- ers. Cut. I'.ouers bad heard Jack the bar ;eeper of the .Senate Saloon, say that Hi rki'.is was drunk, and Hogers deemed Jack Cleary an expert. Then came tbe yomiir man who though thut Harkins -had a slight heat or." That was Sam Short. Sam ti Id how Harkins bud pushed O'Doni ell against a building very forcibly twice. That was tbe cause for his con ecture about the "heat." Then Ihere was tbe man who was dead on that day, and who, from the teMMiionv of others, was about the III IH'JUI .11.U17.1V I HIV. I....- I- lllu 11J VI .J..J- of the members of the various I only one who wa? sober. That was was the morning after election be- hoe. He i by J. N. lieckmiiu, S. Reinecker, and C. Kohl- moos, three saloon keepeis who take an The active interest in politics. The popu has not, a very easy row to tronglv opposed, it is said, t ieckmiiu, S. Reinecker, and ALiMKDA. laritf of Mr. Brewer seems to be on the r or the I'ttUiori for ft Vote Option May l.e 1'be property (..wncrs or. (Jcntral ave- THE SICK AND THE WOUNDED, One Persoa Injured by Violence Nearly Every Day of the Year. n'i! among t'.ie cluss who heretofore fi-el iliiil Hie uuprovcinen! uf have been his strongest ft is said that he will be thrown over- tb hoard to make room for W. T. liaggclt, who was tbe Democratic nominee tor Superior Court Judge last November. Jlr. Baggett is well liked in Alameda. even though he is a Democrat, and would poll a heavy vote. Tbe local optiomsts have decided to put a ticket iu tbe lield, but some of their candidate's may be the same as those nominated at the non-partisan convention. His their intention now to indorse E. Minor Smith for Assessor, ames Millington tor Clerk, and E. O. i Crosbv for Recorder. to work in.iy Dr. "Won ratal KIliM't af C'lKilrcttP Mii the Sinoll- not be finished until after next sum- mer. Thereat est.ite niirkr-t is not very at present, but the brokers man- to clVect a number of sales each month. Mere than u year lias passed since any auction sale of l.unl has beea I.eld in this oily. Tlic City Trustees wiU hold a meeting this evening. City Attorney Taylor has an idea that Ine liiture give the Trustees the power to '.erdiiy. who j prir.t tbo ballots. If be definitely iu- K. H. Woolsey, -urgeon for tiie Southern I'acilU- Company, and pro- prietor o! the Oakland Jlospi'.ni and Hotel for Invalid.-, has prepared his report of patients treated for the com- pany during The report shows '.lint persons were trc-ated for injury L" i by accident, indicating that the railroads in'iurc one person tiearly t-verv day in the year. Very many Ihese '.njiiriea nre'uf importance, Boards of Kleclion count of the day before, an i iti some cases it was way along in tbe afternoon of Tuesday, when the co mt in some of the precincts were co npleted. It was thirty-six hours of co is'tunt labor without ceasing, nnd so HP so HP o m ction expected ?IO apiece lor John Grey, who asserted, v.-hen naked The party then visited the First i-treet ti, .ir The resolution lixinc the I by Air Johnson, that he v.-as "dead i op- was prepared in blank and pre-1 sober" bat day. and that be ttiought where the Major had ai op- .amount was prep: lartunity of Inspecting the mud flats j seined at the last Co'.ir.c.il meetin; itretching south to the northern ed.sje p Bishop thought was jf the channel in the estuary. Major; ei and tilled it in and it was Jenyaurd was particularly careful in ps-sed. This is why all of this election inquiries concerning the terri-: dr.. kicking" most strenuously, Harkin- was under the influence of liquor, JUL he admitted tba; he had no love for. liakrins. Then cat'.ie the argument for tba prosecution, which said that-O'Donnell n trial and not Harkins and what ill its aspects he quietly remarked: Well, it isan excellent scheme, if you uarrv it out." Mayor fierce had thouRhtfully pro- rided his private conveyance for tne Major's convenience, anct accomp inied ay' Mayor elect Glascock ind others the party drove ong the southern water froc: to i aspect the southern marshes. The tter impossibility of providiDK a thor- 1 You see." said an inspector, ''the r.t w Council was counted in bv and th -y will feel so Rrateful ilia: "they will be to give us JS more, juij', out of th goodness of their hearts." Delaware's Retiring: Senator. Lrl'.ff. After March 4th the State ol Ue'a- will not be represented in Con- ugh system of drainage for tbe louth i gr by oil her a Bayard or a Saulsi- ront of the city without conducting an j rv tiie time such a thin has ntercepting sewer from the eastern i t o the western limits of the j 1" 1'pened for nearly hah a century. ty. conld not have been more i There have been two Sraulsbuns ami le'arly ;or forcibly expressed than it Bavards in the Smiate from Hel- i the .utter occupvin lifts adopted in tbe way of ro _____ opted in tbe way of rotte-i box ewers to carry off the drainage ct the itv to tide water, n-ith a mite of level narsh land intervening; the uttei fail- re of these makeshifts to accomplish 16 purpose ot theia adoption irbich lanifested itself on all sides in way stagnant pools of swamp; jotion of ihe marshes them.-elves trough the deposit of tbo sewage on hem by the tides, were nil taken -n. is a remarked the "which we when we are lowing visitors around the' city. But ou can see how impossible it is tn pro- ide an effective drainage to tin; part f the city, all along this water- without an intercepting .ewer, pick up these box sewers before thev feacti the marshes. To carry these ewers across the marslifls to the estu- would ruin all these property vners, as they would have u> the entire expense. and wort would cost, probably. much as the construction of j intercepting sewer. Even thei: such Ktensions could be mere makeshifts. irmanent sewers cannot b: :nade ere until an intercepting sewer is nilt. When that is ilone the np here will cheerfully pay for sew- j of a desirable character to connect Jithit." I The tour of inspection oi the uater- ont terminated at Chester street. ,ajor Benyaurd was then i riven the principal streets of th A Lai fty to the Health Office, where Dr. j turned towley explained to him the sanitary "My one seat fo fifty years. The retiring 8( r.ator is nearly years old, iii '1 one of thn quaintest old li-tires in Congress. Considerably i in its than six fi-el tall, lie is very tliin, and time has bent thu top of hi-figiiro till he greatly resembles a sl.'Iiheril's crook. It "fs a haljit of his to jiace up and down in the rear of the Senatorial chairs with his lu nearly upon his breast mid lo ig arms half interlocked upon his ti: '-k. He is an old-fashioned man, vi ry obstinate, and his under lip pro- Ir n'les like tl'.at of a biilldcg, giving hi- fare an expression of resoluteness at I determination that is not often H'l with. I'rnttle fit a funeral. .Vru- York fun. While the frier.ds ami relatives of j Mr. Thomas Reynolds of the .Stand- j uj. I Theater were assembled yester- vvh aftornoon at bis home, A-'' E ihteenth street, awaitmi; the bi ginning of the funeral services over IIM his four-year-old 'iaugther from tiptoed tc. the oofliti, and bi ndinc over it whispered Jere's lots ol" nice- pi ople here. Hit up and see them." No answer coining to her, slie and said to the listeners: and try to elect him over Rogers but ct" present it is not our inten- tion to nominate any one for thb office. We f-bnll have our own nominees for Trustees in the field. We shall not indorse Charles Nea lor one. He did not sign the loca option petition. When 1 was canvass- ing Alameda I kit one at his house and when I called for it the next da) his signature was not on it." There will be a hard light for Cit) Clerk, the contestants being .lame- Millingtun and R. 15. Tappan. A.li Sanchez is said to be in the field bat as yet his name has not been ver} prominently brought before the people Mr. Millington has a good worker it ble Morris and K. li. Tupoan went out to investigate, and saw what appeared ibe dead body of a vnau. Tlit-y slowly approached it, expecting lo pa KB up.-in a gijastly sight, when to their surprise they tound the object Lo be a dummy, number admitted to hos-. I'ital, including twenty-'U'ven natii'tits in Hospital January 1, 1W. ittl; num. her of patients treated at oilice an ti resi- dem-e. number of cases of acci- lent. discharged cured. '''Jo; dis- they found the object lo be a dummy, i ej ved or 'ncura-Se' ;i' .uiil had beet, used as n scaVecrow ,n ati ol 2 aiijOiiuiiB iiem. i ireatir.ent December Uiere :s a clash nmong the property I vj bis behiilf in his son-in-law, Superviso I [he other n 'J.W.Martin. Mr. Tappan has not at j width, thirt yet made any combinations, so far a "known. The Tire Department always cuts prominent figure, more or less, in th> politics of this city, but the leader: seem to be holding back this year. The list of aspirants for City Trus .Hvners ou I'f.ci'ie avenue on the Lion of widening the avenue. Two pe- titi.ins are in circulation to be pre- sented to trie City Trn-U'es, one asking thus the width ot the ave- nue be increased tn forty-t-.vo feet, ts 'he feet, be not Tbe trustees will probably luattor next Monday even- changed. decidi.1 th ing. (JKTTIKG RKAUY. tense, in which was -aid: "Here is a man siiw another who was drunk. He tool; a drink with him and got him dtunke-. and then arrested him. We taxpavrs nre paying this man a month, and 1 suppose we will con- tinue o (io so until this revolution which lecently swept over the city bus its elt'ict in the Police Department. The policeman is generally one who keeps his honor as bright as his star, but there are black aheep among them." Thut made by Mr. Cbaoman. Then there wus a verdict of not guilty after a few moments'considera- tion." That was made bv the jury. teeship is growing larger and euihriici- Charles S. Neal. Willitcii lirower, W. T Baggett, H. V. Moreal, C. H. Shattuck Henry Mengels. and 1. P. Allen. ANOTHER HIGHWAY KUItBEFH A Muti utul TJicii Shot fo The days when tbe man with ii his inside po'-ket can out alter dnr are past. Oakland is becoming metropolitan city, and it becoruin; wicked. For severa months past the city has been overrin with burgers, bep.fjrars, petty thieves, and highway robbers. Withi: the lust vear the police force has bee; increased, bur the amount of crime hu correspondingly increased. Last night Antone Costello was re turning to his home in Highland 1'ark The tall were swayin in the and the crouke ami sang iu the little creek that flow down through Seyenteoutb uvenut j Antone was merrily, wbe i j he turned a corner and found hinja Pr.iprif IIIK for the New City Oillccrs to Takes Their Souls. Snow, the Auditor-elect, lias been .ironnd the City Hall during the greater part of the day. He has been I Causes of death in hospital- -f'rush iin-l hips. ortii-li of 1: aneurism aorttt, 1; c-anctr, obstructiyn. 1 typhoid K-ver 1 '-OKMiintitiOH, 1. Total. 1. of death of outside paufnfs Knu'luro of li; riu.-h of air.lo- etc.. 1: (.f 1; h'.irn. etc.. 1 crjition alMioruen. fra'.'tnre of spint crusb of thiixh Hiid pelvis, 1 hea.'t 1. To- la i. H. (H the casoB in lio-ipitiil there were surgical. nit-'dii'iil. 1 Of the utli-e and residence '.here were '-urjric.aU.il'in; medical. Ainonp cases re-ported etc'.'1 are were disehhrneii from the iioi-pital tor olV.ce tn-atment. ami several discharged from oil'.'jc, making himself with the several who left their homes for hos- duiic.-i of Auditor. He examined tht- pitai. I'nder this heading are includi'd book' and accounts of the Tax :1 number of "igirette -jmykers. who and seldom improve while they continue smoking. ME.N'IION. in Oakland I'ERSUNAl ON JURY lecuu's oiticc this morning. He ;s aUu rarely recover invest Baling uK tiie branches of the city tfovtrnuient'in order thut he may kr.ow to compile his report, as Auditor, ami how to make the regular investiga- tion "f [u'couhts which will he his duty. Mr. tinow has devised yome blank r furtiiH for reports which will Greatly I cl simplify tbe work. I :i prepiira- tion for the change on April 1st, Assessor's) onVe is being repaired, and iht Itttle room that at every election j used aH u polling place is being litted up rer Who Hud Illn on Them Iu the The Court bouie is noted for the num- ber of ;irv Kends who make this place confronted bv twomen. Antone is little PortiiEiiesa. and he did not fei exactlv as if he could whip two more particularly as one was flourist ing n revolver i'n a very unpleasar manner. The men were not long i i demanding that Costello throw up h: i hinds, which he very obligingly di( They then relieved Inm of ?S and" som mhior articles, and then told him t t march and not to look behind bitu. Costello marched, and obeyed the o der for a few moments, when be lurne I to try get a glance at his assailan -i when there was a shoh. ai.d Costel! pain. The builet their headquarters. This morning the j ffll a shiirl cf.se of b'red Johnson Accused of felony pierced his coat and had grazed for recnving stolen goods. wit, skin just bringing blood. nickle dock of the value of -H -r-0, was lock ot .ne o T set for t.ia.. lhe jun fiends were on hal tti hi-3 private oilice. TliBOfliceof the City Marshal will probablv be occupied by Hie Hoard of Public Works. will be some changes in the Trsasnrer's ollice J Haas of Stockton i on ico is sloj pin.u ai tne Cal'indo. --NV. K. of Orepon a rccer.t arrival at the Merritt. W. Blasdell of Hnker f'ity. us a H L the K. W. Wis-nier of L-j3 i1.' registered at tbe Merritt, of Jlio Vista is lertd at the Hotel Merrill. 1C. Annstron.nof down to Ouklund H. Wilcox of U> Mars. la., i- a Necrology. Vernou f.'. recently from the recent arrival m tbe Merrr.t. Kast. who for two years past has re- aided in ttast Oakland with his family a: the corner of Twenty-third avenue and East Fourteenth street, yes- ter lay morning after three years of suf- fering. The dead man was ti cabled witti cancer, and on account of the dis- ease about two years ago he submitted to amputation of the leg at the knee, "it being thought that the ravages of the disease might be stopped by thU bund af sewerage to tbe tbe city. the drive to the tbe physical condition o' the of the citv was pointer oat lowing how a proportion c t the Vy dependent on tUe southern Fain age system. A vbit to the ixead I the MaiQ Lake sewer finished tue r of inspection, and Major 11.30 A. M. train back o the In accordance with Malar Benyrnrd's will be furr ished lie City Engineer showing the _.- JRe drained by the projected atbefn iatercepting sewer and the mamma is very I ktiow she's sorry not to see you all, ten tbat hanste-i. his Honor ordered a special venire .ssued. One by one tbe jury fiends departed from tiie courtroom. ot them met t.be Sherin" on the street rnd they were summoned as ju- rois ir the case. Attorney ijaidlaw I chul'eryed tbeut under section of [e of Civil Procedure, which there are not cosipetent jurors enough present to forma panc-i the court inay direct the SheriiV or an eliKor, chn'scn by the court, ro summon n suffi- cient n-imber of uaviug the quali- ficaiiom of to complete inopaneJ tbe body '-he comity, or city niHl couut'y, aDd uot from and the Slitritl" Biirniuoa the iiuinuer to ordered ncccordiuglr return tne mimes :n court. Tbe ;urv panels were excused, but, nevertheless, they will draw their from the county for beirg summoned to apptar in court. Taxes All Collected. lobby. When states District Judgeof Utah for fou jurors was ex: teen years, died nt Ogden, March 1 ISsH.lrom heart disease, ju'lpe Erne sen was a schoolmate and fellow la student with A. W. iiishop of this cit; mt_itins. However he continued to ge: worse, and tit the time of his wus as thin as a skeleton. .Deceased leaves a '.vife and Eaiuily and his funeral took pluce at '2 o'clock this afternoon will pro undertaking parlors of Hamilton iV. j liuchley on Twelfth street. I Ellen aged years, died Kinerson. j jn evening, after a resi- late I nite 1 deuce here of eight Thankful .Taiie. .lu-ie Swift had been charged with drunker.nt'ss, arid was weeping in tbe Mr. Emerson came LO Oakland in Fe dock of tbe PoliQe Court. She was ruary iast for fjf climate, beii l broken down in hsaltb. The phy cians, on examination, found L u irautud to go heart trouble was the main ailruen she wasn't responsioie and advised bis return. He returne hat she had SftuL Would the to Otfden about the 1st of March, ar i glve her a light sentence. V. Li. Moore and wife of Salt are registered at tbo (.iaiindo. Austaan and wife of St. J'n'.il j u. j arc jegistered at ;he t.ialindo. -t j Tboir.as Kavrnett of Michigan is stopping at the House. j Florence Thnrston Oakland yesterday. Harlowand wife, recently from i! Stockton, ure 'it :he House. Miss F urines of Oakland or v the family of A. G. Keeu fit t! Mrs. A. 15. Warn-hard of Milwau- kee, is a rec-eiu arrival at the Ofi- lindo Hotel. K. JelTrpes has returned fror verv sorry, aril would never do it again, business ti Wo'uld the Judge please be kind with 01 the sta c uer. She wanted to go back to her H. business trip through the northern part te. j Applegate Jr. of Aiameda has been elected 'irand Chaplain of the Knignts of- Honor. the or I v they 'too CourtyTax Collector James Barber made no answer, and alarmed by the made his Jinal settlement ie irs she nr.i to her saw on overy father. she i'hc of T. H. Williams, who sued H. Burrall for his was to hi ve cDtne up before Justice this m iruing, Kut has been compromised 01 it of court. Burrall paving tiie wages. Under Geoeral De Golia. Trafticon the Laundry Farm Ruil- roirt will be resumed in a d.iy or oo, gc oi weather having returned. wi'h C-.iunty Clerk. Boardman by turn- ing ovt r to "him the remainder of the Mini collected by hlia lor delin- quent taxes. This settlement com- pletes the collection of taxes for Traven in Earnest. K. W. Travers. who was reappointed by Governor Waterman Pilot Commis- sioner ifter Senate refused to con- firm tbe appointment, took the oatb o'. oilice f.o-day before Judge Ells- worth ind will bring suit to be installed in tbei'ffice. lived oniv nineteen days aUcer. M Emerson Vas also a scboohnahe Oi M and Mrs. J. W. MuObesney of this cit. Count Ciiutio Valensin's recent pu chase oi blooded boraes were shippc 1 yesterday from CynthianA, Ky., ft r PLeasanion. lhe carload d Semicolon, by SimmourtE, dam t y istrathniore; yenr old mare by Diet lor, daiia by Mambrino Time; 3 ve: r red Wiikes. dam by Curtis, Kai bletonian: 2 yew old by xJara by Orance Blossom; 2 year o J Wilkes'Bor, dam by Maiubriuo Tim 1 year old Strathmorc, dam by der's Abdalltth Second. Candidate City Tbe conviction has gained grour d that the office of City Wharangfrr w 11 be declared vacant by the Board if Pnblic Works when appointed, and a new appointment made, Amoi g others whose names are mentioned a candidates for the office is Captain P. Montague, formerly master of o: e of the railroad company's tow boa 3 and at present master of a Sacramen o river steamboat. "W. McKeand, the weil Tl-.en she wept. Known searcher of records, was Sf years Jfi or three days be satistac- or on Tuesiiav last, asked Jadge Henshaw, namin the usual tine. yea. You're very kind. I'll go right home wben I get out, and 1M never do It again." An SrtliiiKry Train. The Central Pacific Overland Miss Lily Croissant of Ohio, who jms been making a visit to friends in this city, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Knowlev and her son. Paul, oC Sioux Fails, Dak., are visiting Mrs. K. Nusbaunier and famiiv in this city. Orator Ii. M. Fitxgerald paid an official visit to Parlor, 1-uit of Policc-niiui D. the K'j'irttHMiUi Mri-ft ,iany was roncludei! in tin- SIIJH'- vourt yytcrdiiy wiieu iry brought a v.TdirL icr tlu.- uIV for dani.urt.'s. 11 will inhered thut Swain was ruling in .in1.rol in SciHt-nihur carrying a niiu.frum street stnti'Hi near PIT' d la tin.1 1 wagoii was struck by n s'.n-ei urt Swaii; was thrown tu round. In I full his txine broken ami seven 'ar I'oniptti'.y for j; :s thai In: I'luim.-; tnat hij dea'h was hastened by '.he fillisio'i. i i. n few dtivs A tlonu'v t !i will an actiim in rou 't, iu behalf of the heir.-ot ,M a; >tuii. again si tni1 iierr. pany to recover Su tliui Mr. .Mnrstori wa> Killed by the train ut Oakland rertT.lv. :e .n.ilgc K'.Nworth :e jury yestt'rday in the oa-e ;iti; interesunt; in snuie ;to es ti.> show the hauility of a_ street cui'.pany. In charj-inu lhe jury or said: i luive lih'oii'1-: to tlio sr-invieii's of '.i.-: n> to tlif r-.'-pticriv..- "f Kfev! :inj of -iKtu't Mu-y i-ntnT. .-in.' l liiju-rt'i ill tu you mi'l h-1'.oillii curt'- rei-l citr iu h i xclusive or propriotary i n y i .in of the vlrx'c: public uf :lm; tree's its -h i- jns'ly irfl ittlu-i- who drive upo-.i Inr ways. e u'f n stivet f-oni- is IL e eiisoini-iit t lie "f it" wny in he -n- y. 'Tliere i.- iiutln'im ox'-lusivj ur pn-t ,rii in ll.e ii-Thlii rehiu'e.l will ren-l T ilu- (.onipnr.y f lie iir'.ir, ,1 :M.' 11 r.Unary euro iu j.-evrMir-.; hi' I'-ir.. Strt-ct '-ur !i.ive cXi'ill-ivj rip tit to (l.i; "f lli'.'ir k -e> it imr a iiiLTL1 li-'or.-'1 JIL-I lie ,s hy pi'sit-.ve and run -HI every niar. tin1 (iii- eir.p'.oyers m" K c.n e.H'-.piiny, wi r Mjr'M.-i.- dii'- eilslt Kin in n-.e f l .n- .if the "f emu n-p: ire-! t.-y lau uf you (hnl t'u- pttro'. wsi1- Or: iiit; hi tin- '.ine ui slu e: eur t: BC.. yu ure to reiiu'iii tier i: l.n-1 cri'crt it tn V-.n wl .jtlu-r i'l list1 ex-, re uf i In.- !j rij.'it ihf drivc-r UKvd eare. Von KP to in 'h.t' tl'.fMi LM> hi. IUT (i'.i'y i in posed 'ip-Mi i IP- I driver "V ihe nti.il l-'nv.- the i-i.' oar tl'iu'k free f M- i; "'.is part i.f 'ii- lo or wiili li.isu- and D. It inljih: well I- A por-.n MO; tii "ii nf i IK- car ir.ieii m nL. t-'if tl.c vr o: :ht; pa1 r- -'-ii; tiii-J Mitiy this j.Isii'iti1 !-y i'-" r-1" Tho dr: MI- j-ntr -il n ritriit '.u :rii'-k 'Hid to tl-.tTf hu loin, i' ivii jti-una'.iy i.jL-ut Kin! t-ii-V i" >J If Hi'-ii >uu ii ihat he V-'ILS in liuiirilv v.-ii-l a-'. un-ii-r uM :in- r i. tiiut is nl! ihal ilu .11 "f -nid siR'h I 1! t ill' ;'eee an I i- i'1''1' it .Ivii-iKl.iiil'.- e o I s-i n.-- --r- j.u-J it rll-j lilaiulltV pClf-'e.H.ly -ru'cd ID iKe linary cure. f V.IM" iind fr.-i U''- icne.- in ca-iM. that i-t- I vi-h i: .v t.le'i wo riding .iu 11! li> thf I'oHrt: I 'ej-HI "f thlK ei y, [lint n1 rl i.inise'.f tui iv -s :ln.-n heiiiK .i-.i i t-n f.-r me p- rpo-e fiiil; him in t! periu! IIUIMC-' of Ills u'lici.ll duty. tli.-n i h-ifL-e yi that Iii- in- In VI.T ui thut wafi-in -ver-' ha: lu jiiay (lt-1-iin.-d i-ietil in n ii; lii-iill sen-e u'itl. dr: VIT i f i he ivhicV. re-nl'-j 1 in if -'ij-tHititu i nj'iry, W.IK ai nu lo u ivuir >f i u e Lli part of the t] 11 ver of sin-h ihe ii lit i tl' i-fin nut reco f nm: -i-.- rci: an IhotiL'h the d u Jiave bet-ii of of other la in t: to the ht-nriny i'o f'ase were also given. leftthe pier yesterday with eighteen tive yons Of the Golden West, Tuesdav ars in two sections, and though it has jnbt been stated that it was the largest train i Parlor cviniiu, visi'.ed the that ever left the pier, this rs erroneous as many trains of tins size have left the pier. The Mission Postoffice. The Postmaster General has accepted tbe resignation of Albert Lelrechetas Postmaster at Mission San Jose and tins appointed Solomon Ehrrnan to liil the vacancy thus made. Charles Wendte repente'1 his lecture upon "Thomas Starr King'' in San Francisc'o on Tiiei-day evening, j h The lectnro was the liltli in of Lick lectures. the Merchamllfte ami Machinery. The suit of Louis Bruchi- against James l.andregan to recover f025 for sworn to bv Jacob Unnii Jnco.j Vuna'n Agent. H. K. Wilson was an agent for the Jacob T'nna Manufacturing ''ntnpany, and while so acting appropriated to his own use some f 40 belonging in the com- I pany. At least that is what the corn- merchandise and machinery sold has and thntis why Wilson beer, transferred to this county from San Fraacisoo for trial. March SOtb by a jury on embezzlement. be tried on charge of The Starr -A: IT- ad- d e.sved tit-.norrow 1. nf OttUl-inil. wh-i ami 'tru nit.-nt--1 and '-v M e x- oiteil. and a -f i i i ii- ce will IK- titkt-n :r. n -ii Left MM h- i- The of S x. I- ha.- or. i- MI l.e Snueri'ir i -1 ;tte iiK'il at Appl ion i r- 11: m riioiiift--; .1. fthee.n' ;i.t to ninsinister on th' uOO. ;

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Unable to fill gas tank. Only able to fill slowly. EVAP system has throughly been repaired. OBD code is #1446. All things checked OK. Leaning to replace Charcoal Canister, but suspect might have obstruction in vent tube! Can this be checked out by a DIY? Anyone had similar proble?
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EdM in Educational Leadership & Policy Studies
The Educational Leadership & Policy Studies Program is a graduate-level program with three options:
- Educational Leadership & Policy Studies
- Higher Education Administration
- Pre-K–12 Educational Leadership
Student programs may include, but are not limited to, preparation for licensure as educational leaders in public school systems, as well as school leadership positions in independent and international schools. Other programs cover educational work in higher education administration, government agencies, or community organizations. These would seldom require licensure, but often have much in common with educational leadership in schools.
Educational Leadership & Policy Studies
The Educational Leadership & Policy Studies Program is for students who plan to work as leaders or policy specialists in education. This program seeks to develop a broad understanding of education at all levels, administrative skills valuable in many capacities, and an understanding of the principles supporting responsible leadership. Pursuing this option is useful for independent and international school leaders and aspiring leaders. Many of the courses for Administrative Licensure listed below are applicable for these students.
Core Coursework (8 cr)
- SED AP 662 Strategic Planning and Implementation (4 cr)
- SED RS 600 Introduction to Research (4 cr)
Elective Coursework (24 cr)
Students complete 24 credits of graduate-level courses. Courses are selected in consultation with an academic advisor and may be completed at any school within the University; however, students are encouraged to take several of the P-K–12 and/or Higher Education leadership courses related to their area(s) of interest.
Higher Education Administration
The Higher Education Administration (HEA) specialization is for students seeking to enter or advance their careers in higher education administration. Structured within a broad-based curriculum and customized electives, HEA strives to reflect the contemporary higher education landscape and issues impacting our modern universities. The program prepares graduates to work in a wide variety of professional and educational roles in student affairs, financial aid, admissions, career advisement, academic administration, pre-college advisement, and development and alumni relations. Curricular emphasis focuses on providing students a broad foundation in higher education administration including insight into the background, prospects, and social and personnel functions of higher education as well as governance and policy issues.
Core Coursework (20 cr)
- SED AP 550 Perspectives on Higher Education (4 cr)
- SED AP 551 Issues in Higher Education Administration (4 cr)
- SED AP 662 Strategic Planning and Implementation (4 cr)
- SED AP 755 Legal Issues in Higher Education (4 cr)
- SED RS 600 Introduction to Research (4 cr)
Elective Coursework (16 cr)
Students complete 16 credits of graduate-level courses (approximately four courses). Courses are selected in consultation with an academic advisor and may be completed at any school within BU.
An internship* is not required, but strongly recommended for students with no prior or limited work experience in higher education. Faculty members will assist students with the internship search process. However, it is the student's responsibility to secure the internship.
*All full-time merit scholarship students are required to complete a yearlong internship.
Pre-K–12 Educational Leadership
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The School of Education provides a sequence of courses approved for initial state licensure as superintendent, assistant superintendent, principal, assistant principal, supervisor/director, and special education administrator, including arrangements to carry out the required internship or practicum.
The licensure leadership track at Boston University School of Education is only open to students who have been formally admitted into a graduate program at the University and who meet all the admissions criteria. Candidates must also have, as required for the specific license sought, the appropriate MA Initial or Preliminary License—or its equivalent from another state—and the appropriate years of experience.
Students take the following core courses or approved substitutes (24 credits*):
- SED AP 720 Performance-Based Instructional Leadership (4 cr)
- SED AP 758 School Governance, Finance and Operations (4 cr)
- SED AP 757 School Labor Relations and Personnel Management (2 cr)
- SED AP 754 Educational Equity and the Law (2 cr)
- SED AP 662 Strategic Planning and Implementation (4 cr)
- SED AP 750 Educator Evaluation and Supervision (4 cr)
- SED AP 526 Family and Community Engagement (2 cr)
- SED TL 530 School Leadership: English Language Learners (2 cr)
*Those seeking the Superintendent/Assistant Superintendent license will also take SED AP 761 Organizational Analysis. Those seeking the Special Education Administrator license will also take SED SE 744 School Administration and Special Needs (4 cr). Those seeking the Director/Supervisor license will only do one semester of the Leadership Practicum and Seminar and take SED CT 721 Analysis and Design of Curriculum (4 cr). All students pursuing an EdM must also take RS 600 Introduction to Research (4 cr).
In addition, all students seeking Principal/Assistant Principal licensure in Massachusetts are required to pass the Massachusetts Professional Assessment for Leaders examination.
Practicum (8 cr; 4 cr for Supervisor/Director License)
Students participate in a practicum experience from the options listed below based on the license being sought. Boston University enjoys longstanding relationships with many urban and suburban school systems in greater Boston that offer our students rewarding field experiences under the guidance of expert school and district leaders.
- SED AP 802 Practicum and Seminar: Pre-K–6 (8 cr)
- SED AP 803 Practicum and Seminar: 5–8 (8 cr)
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Cee Lo Green Interview ExtrasBy Tony WareThe January issue of EQ profiles Cee Lo Green's The Lady Killer. Here, Cee Lo and engineers Graham Marsh and Manny Marroquin elaborate on everything from studio sessions to Serge Sainsbourg.Cee Lo, on his influences…My relationship with women, I had never really spoke on in any expounded way. The few times I dealt with women were things inspired by or directed toward my now ex-wife, a singular approach of being in love with this one person. But now that I'm single, I get a chance to generalize it a bit. On The Lady Killer, I'm the lover of, and torn between, so many. The Lady Killer is a representation of being smooth and rough, streetwise and sophisticated at the same time, and how a balance of them both is always a comfortable place to be. I find this in many who inspired me—definitely Barry White, and I'm very fond of my French teacher, Serge Gainsbourg.On the evolution of his studio…I still have my home studio, Inner Space, at the ranch, but it's now more a sentiment than somewhere I work regularly. At the time I put it together, it was practical, as I was a newlywed, a father, and I wanted all these ducks in a row where they were convenient and nothing would suffer. I used to work with the [Korg] Trinity and [Akai] MPC when I was doing post-production there, because I don't need much to be an idealist. But now Logic and all these things aid us quite a bit, and Graham has a vast amount of sounds, samples and nuances to work with. So I like to be in a studio where we can pull anything up and flesh it out. Sometimes we'd have a plan of attack, and sometimes we'd have no plan at all, which gave space for something magical and improvisational to happen. Other times, I'd take things home, write on them, then I'd go down a checklist in the studio.Graham Marsh on Lady Killer's musical references…This record has an old-school soul vibe, but did not want it to sound "old." We wanted to take soul into the future, not rehash what has been done. So yes, there are some things we referenced—Barry White, definitely, Sly Stone, The Dynamic Superiors, The Ohio Players, Black Sabbath, the Allman Brothers—but sonically, we wanted to make sure that this album was recorded in 2010. We also referenced MGMT, the low end on Lil Jon records, The Gorillaz. On tracking Tommy Lee and Robin Finck, who appear on "The Lady Killer Theme (Outro)"… I used a pretty minimal drum/mic setup with Tommy, which was atypical for him. But Tommy was so great to work with, and was up for anything. We used a five-piece kit—421s on the toms, josephson E22 on snare top, 57 on snare bottom, FET 47 on the kick, U47 and 251 in the room, mono overheads. We were going for a "vintage" sound. But it all starts with the person behind the drums. When you have a great drummer, playing great drums, my job becomes pretty easy. We tracked on a SSL 9000 J, with TONS of outboard. We tracked at Tommy's home studio, The Atrium. It was such a privilege to work with him there. He's just the best.Robin is a tone freak! He brought his guitar tech, guitars, pedal board, a Fender twin, and Gallien-Krueger cab. He dialed in the tone he wanted (which was absolutely amazing), and I threw up a 57 and a 421 and let him go to town. Again, it starts with the player. I'm not going to tell Robin Finck shit! I'm going to let Robin be Robin! My job in these situations is of course to get great sounds, but really be able to manage the flow in the studio and capture the magic when it happens. 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Yet another liberal rant. Why am I not surprized.The name calling was a dead giveaway.Once again ,in the middle of an economic upsurge, the liberals see the sky falling. They are becoming more and more desparate to regain their lost power and will do anything to get back in office.


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Iran is unlikely, however, to want to do that. Such a move would immediately set off international alarm bells and could bridge rifts on how strongly to react — Russia and China, which have resisted Western calls to increase pressure on Iran over its nuclear defiance, would likely endorse more sweeping U.N sanctions and other penalties.
With the U.N. nuclear agency strictly limited in its nuclear monitoring of Iran, the existence of a hidden enrichment site that could supply the weapons-grade uranium needed for a nuclear weapons test is also possible.
International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei has repeatedly warned that his agency cannot guarantee that Iran is not hiding nuclear activities. Iranian nuclear expert David Albright on Friday put the chances that such a secret site exists at "50-50."
But even a hidden enrichment plant meant to upgrade material to weapons level would likely have to be fed with low-enriched uranium from the Natanz site. So transporting that material would not escape the agency's detection.
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The instrument of ratification was deposited with the Secretary-General of the United Nations in New York on 8 September.
The Convention on Cluster Munitions, which was originally opened for signature on 3 December 2008 in Oslo, prohibits the use, development, production, acquisition, stockpiling, retention or transfer of cluster munitions. In addition, States possessing or affected by cluster munitions are required to take action to destroy stockpiles, to clear cluster munition remnants and to provide assistance for victims. The Second Meeting of States Parties to the Convention is currently taking place in Beirut.
The president of the ICRC, Jakob Kellenberger, speaking at the signing conference in Oslo in 2008 said: "The signing of this Convention by so many States is evidence that the suffering of victims and affected countries has not gone unnoticed."
"The Convention will establish that these are prohibited weapons and become a bulwark against their further proliferation," he said. Although the signing of the Convention was an important success in itself, the ICRC president emphasized that the true measure of achievement would be how the lives of victims of cluster munitions and their communities change in the months and years to come.
The ICRC stands ready to offer Afghanistan its expertise to help ensure that the provisions of the Convention are fully implemented.
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Geoffrey King
Thank you, Cheverly, and welcome to the Abraxas Petroleum Third Quarter 2012 Earnings Conference Call. Bob Watson, President and CEO of Abraxas, joins me today for the call. In addition, we have our Chief Accounting Officer and our VPs of Land, Operations, Engineering and Exploration available to answer any questions that you may have after Bob's overview. As a reminder, today's call is being taped and a webcast replay will be available immediately after the conclusion of the call.
Before I get started, I would like to remind everyone that any statements made during this call that are not statements of historical fact are considered forward-looking statements and actual results could vary materially from those contained in these statements. Factors that could cause our actual results to vary are described in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. I would encourage everyone to review the risk factors contained in these filings and in our press releases.
I'll now turn the call over to Bob.
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Thank you, Geoff, and good morning. First, I want to apologize for the two releases. The pretty simple answer is that we had to get the Q out and today is Veterans Day which is a SEC holiday, so we couldn't get it out today and we were not ready to get our operations release out in Friday so we had to have two releases. Hopefully everybody has a chance to see this morning's release.
Earlier this year we embarked on a plan to create liquidity and to focus on our four identified core areas. And they are the Bakken and the Williston Basin of North Dakota and Montana, the Eagle Ford here in South Texas, the Power River Basin in Wyoming, and our West Texas legacy asset area. We have got good assets outside these areas and we are going to use those to create liquidity. And even some assets inside of our areas that are either non-operated, low working interest or isolated, could also be crystallized for value.
This is not an easy process. There are always bumps along the road. So predicting timing is next to impossible. This weekend we finished negotiating the sale of our Nordheim assets in the Eagle Ford DeWitt County. Definitive agreements should be signed today. For about $20 million cash we sold 544 net acres and approximately 64 barrels of equivalent production per day, which was about 50% gas.
Also late week we did execute a purchase and sales agreement with a large independent to sell our leases in the Alberta Basin Bakken play in Montana, for approximately $2.9 million plus an overriding royalty interest between 1.25% and 5%. Now we also leased our minerals up there to the same party for a 20% royalty. These are just the first of a long list of other assets of considerable value that we expect to use to create liquidity over the next six to 12 months.
We also recently upsized our bank borrowing base to $150 million. I would like to emphasize that this was net of the Nordheim assets and production. We let the banks know early on to remove these from the borrowing base calculation. Now some would say that this sounds like a shrinking to grow business plan. It's absolutely not. These assets sales allow us to clean up our balance sheet but our business plan is going to still allows us to grow production double-digits for the foreseeable future. It's a good business plan. It's all self funded.
So now I will bring you up to date on what is happening in various of our core areas. In North Dakota, there is a [boom] going on, in case you haven't figured that out. And consequently nothing goes as fast, as smooth as you would like. Winter weather also arrived a little sooner than we expected. So things have been delayed somewhat, frustratingly so. Our first three well pad in the Bakken, completions are underway. We do have one well on production, two more hopefully shortly.
We do announce the initial potential in shale plays. The Bakken and the Eagle Ford, we feel like initial potentials IPs are subject to too many variables. If everybody did the same practices on potentialing their wells it would be different, but everybody is different in their practices and consequently IPs can vary all across the map.
We will intend to announce 30-day rates. We think most the variables have passed at that time. A 90-day rate would be even better. I will say that our first well is above our curve and we own a 76% working interest in it. Our company owned drilling rig has moved over to the Lillibridge east pad which is a four well pad. All four wells had surface casing set at about 2000 feet in record time and we are now drilling the first intermediate hole. We are at 9900 feet this morning. Abraxas currently has about a 40% working interest in the Lillibridge east pad or four wells.
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Day 6.- Arrive to Machu Picchu. Guided tour time to explore. Night in A Calientes
Day 7.- Train return at 08:45am to Ollantaytambo van to Cusco. Hotel Marqueses
Day 8.- Transfer to the Airport or Bus Terminal.
MARQUESES Boutique Hotel.- FREE Upgrade to Deluxe room booking (8-4 months before). (Oxygen assistance, Free Internet & WIFI, free bags storage and coca leaf tea.)
Reception in Cusco airport and Transfer to your Hotel in Cusco , Rest and acclimatize as you are now at 3,400 mts above sea level. If you are feeling up to it. Afternoon: At 13:45 pm Guided Cusco City Tour : Koricancha " Sun Temple" , Cusco Principal Cathedral, Saqsayhuaman Inca Complex,Tambo Machay,Qenqo and Puca-Pucara.
Please note if you are organising any pre or post tour accomodation you can organise the city tour for any day not necesarily the day of you arrival.
Hotel Marqueses.
Transfer from Hotel Marqueses at approximately 8.30am and travel from Cusco past Saqsaywaman and Tambomachay, over the mountains toward the Sacred Valley. We descend 1500 feet to the valley floor of the sacred Urubamba river and the village of Pisac where we will visit a traditional market and you can buy some local souveniers. We then drive up to explore the extensive ruins of Pisac with stunning views over the valley. On the guided walk into the Citadel of Pisac you can observe temples, residences, altars, channels, carvings, tunnels/caves and the famous Intihuatana "The hitching post of the Sun",
For those who would prefer to spend more time in the market instead of visiting the ruins, advise your guide so he can organise a time and place to pick you up when returning through the market.
We continue on to Urubamba where we stop for a delicious buffet lunch. A further 30 mins drive takes us to Ollantaytambo surrounded by the sacred mountains, where we will again discover the magnificence of the Incan constructions, the amazing temple of the Sun, enormous blocks of rock perfectly carved and polished, stone water fountains, stairs, terraces and the beauty of the local people in their traditional dress, all surrounded by the sacred mountains and Valley of Patacancha and Willoq.
At approximately 4pm the sacred valley tour group return to Cusco but the people who are doing the Sacred Valley Combo tour will be taken to the Hotel in Ollantaytambo ( Apu lodge or Ollantaytambo lodge or similar Hotel) with private bathroom.
Settle in and then enjoy sunset in the valley, have a dinner in the plaza. (we highly recommend Panaka Grill and Hearts Cafe) and relax before the start of your trek the next day.
Hotel in Ollantaytambo. Apu lodge or similar
The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 4 Day Trek At 06:00 am a spectacular early morning drive through the Sacred Valley takes us to our trailhead at Km. 82 Piskacucho After meeting our staff and porters you will set out, crossing a footbridge to hike a gentle two hours down the Urubamba canyon, and then visit imposing sculpted Inca farming terraces and the settlement of Llaqtapata on the banks of the Cusichaca side river. We then climb a short way up the Cusichaca valley to Huayllabamba, where we camp.
12 km approx
The Inca Trail trek adventure We climb the steep-sided Llullucha valley past a rushing stream and through enchanting subtropical woodland. Crossing the rim of a small plateau, we find ourselves in the puna, the treeless grasslands of the high Andes. The trail traverses an open slope opposite mighty mountain crags as we ascend to the first and highest pass, Warmiwañusca (4,200m). Here we encounter spectacular views of the trail ahead to the second pass, and look back to the sweeping snowpeaks Huayanay and valleys We then follow the trail to the floor of the Pacaymayo valley, where we camp for the night.
16 km approx
7-8 hours
The Inca Trail trek adventure This morning, we pick up an Inca stairway and ascend again past the small Inca site of Runkuracay. As we reach the second pass, the landscape opens onto spectacular new views to the snowpeaks of the Pumasillo range. We descend to the ruins of Sayacmarca ( Inaccessible Town), an intricate labyrinth of houses, plazas and water channels, perched precariously on a rocky spur overlooking the Aobamba valley. The Inca trail, now a massive buttressed structure of granite paving stones, continues along the steep upper fringes of the cloud forest through a colorful riot of orchids, bromeliads, mosses and ferns. At the third pass pinnacles topped with Inca viewing platforms overlook the archaeological complex of Phuyupatamarca (Cloud-level Town).Pausing to explore the maze of Inca stone towers, fountains and stairways that spills down the mountainside here, we begin a long descent through ever-changing layers of cloud forest. An Inca stairway partly cut from living granite leads us finally to our camp by the ruins of Wiñay Wayna (Forever Young), the largest and most exquisite of the Inca Trail sites.
Maximum Altitude: 3750m/12,337ft
Minimum Altitude: 2700m/8883ft
Distance Travelled: 10 Km approx.
Approximate Walking Time: 5-6 hours
10 Km approx.
6-7 hours
Early wake up at 04:30 am for a fast breakfast, pack our belongings and be ready first at the line,( campsite`s door will open at 05:30 am) The hike takes us an hour toward a gentle up walk through lush, humid cloud-forest of giant ferns and broad-leaf vegetation, well preserved stone road and stair with a wonderful views of the Valley of Torontoy. Suddenly after an hour we cross and arrive to the stone threshold of Intipunku (Sun`s Gate) first great view of the whole city and forested peaks framing the magical city of Machu Picchu.
We complete the final leg down the royal Inca road past outlying shrines and buildings and into the heart of Machu Picchu, where we spend the rest of the morning with a guided tour of the highlights and some individual exploring among Machu Picchu's multitude of hidden rocks and corners; after your guided visit in this sanctuary later on you will have a free time for picture or exploration in your own. (Machupicchu, the lost city of the Incas, where the last emperors, priests and priestesses took refuge and where the empire survived for 40 years after the arrival of the Spaniards. Secret and mysterious citadel from the time of Pachacutec Inca Yupanqui (IX-Inca`s Dinasty) emperor, his presumed constructor. Then apparently its existence was even well-known only by the authorities and the priests of the Tawantinsuyo "The four lands of the empire". Machupicchu prodigy of architecture of aesthetic recklessness and by the magestic and harmony of its forms, by the impeccable organization of its terraces, stairs, buildings, patios, passages that are set up in this nest of condors, surrounded by mountains, between the mountain range and the forest like but the extraordinary constructive feat of the pre-Hispanic man)
You can spend few more hours in this unique place and take the last bus to Aguas Calientes at 5:00 pm , and relax at the hot springs, 10 minutes near Hoste Viajeros.
If you want to climb Huayna Picchu you must book and pay for this in advance as permits are limited. (Extra cost of $70 per person). See other option in section called Recommendations re Huayna Picchu: Otherwise a walk to Inca Bridge it is a great option without any payment. OR
In the early afternoon (13:00 / 14:00 hrs) a bus takes us down to the foot of the mountain to the small town of Aguas Calientes where we will have our last meal together in the Hostel Viajeros. If you want to reward yourself though for surviving the trek we recommend to upgrade this night to a nice hotel! See Recommendations:
Hostel Viajeros or choose from one of the upgraded Hotel options in Recomendations
At 9:00 am train return to Ollantaytambo village and van to Cusco arriving at approx 13:00 pm
Hotel Marqueses
Adios Cusco Magìco,
Free morning then transfer to the airport for your flight to Lima, Arequipa, Puno ( Juliaca ) or Puerto Maldonado.


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