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Oklahoma football: Steven Parker headed to the school where his grandfather left a legacy
Steven Parker never wanted his son to have an excuse.
That's why for the first decade of Steven Parker II's life, he knew very little of his grandfather's important place in the University of Oklahoma's storied football history.
"I just didn't think it was relevant," the elder Parker said. "I didn't want him to go through life thinking, 'OK, this is a get out of jail free pass.'
"Go out there, stand on your own two feet and be the best you can possibly be."
That's exactly what his son has done, becoming one of the nation's best safety prospects in the recruiting class of 2014 and signing a National Letter of Intent earlier this month with Oklahoma, where his grandfather, Charles, became one of the first black football players in school history.
Charles Parker, George Farmer and Sylvester Norwood all enrolled at OU in 1954 and joined the freshman football team out of Dunjee High School in Oklahoma City.
Farmer and Norwood had to quit because of financial issues with commuting back and forth from Oklahoma City, and Charles Parker left the school after suffering a concussion when his head struck a steel blocking sled, according to Harold Keith's 1984 book "Forty-Seven Straight: The Wilkinson Era at Oklahoma."
"He wasn't on scholarship, so he had no choice but to leave the university," the elder Steven Parker said.
Only a couple years later, running back Prentice Gautt became the first black football player at Oklahoma on a scholarship, earning All-Big Eight honors twice and becoming the 1959 Orange Bowl MVP.
Charles Parker tried to shield his son Steven from his history at Oklahoma.
"He did not cross that bridge with me," Steven said. "I think he felt like that would've built the wrong type of kid and that wasn't what he was looking for."
But by the time he was 16 or 17 years old, he'd heard enough of his father's story to be angry about it. He graduated from Star Spencer in 1978 and went on to play football at Oklahoma State.
That sort of anger is what he tried to prevent while his son was developing into a standout football player at Jenks. But when people would ask the elder Steven Parker about his father's legacy, his young son would usually be around and hear some of it.
"He learned by default, so I had to sit him down and tell him about it," Parker said. "He was maybe 10 of 12, too young to really understand what I was saying."
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"Basically I'm just going to try to live up to my grandfather and try to be better," Parker said. "That's my biggest goal. I'm going to play for my family but ultimately I want to be the better man and I think that's what my dad wants."


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The Rising Tide of Political Islam
Five years after Sept. 11, Americans have come to believe that political Islam is a danger to the West. President Bush uses the word "terrorist" to define not just al-Qaida, but also Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas, the winners of this year's Palestinian elections.
But these political groups are viewed quite differently in the Middle East; they're seen as emerging political forces with street credibility and electoral clout.
Political Islam is a rising tide, embraced by a younger generation who believe the way to good governance is through their religion. They also believe the Bush administration is waging an undeclared war on Islam; the battlefields are Iraq, Palestine and, most recently, Lebanon. These views show up consistently in opinion polls, and in conversations across the region.
The war in Lebanon has strengthened support for Islamist groups, as many Arabs believe that Arab leaders failed to stand up to Israel, while a disciplined Islamist movement inflicted serious damage to the Israeli army.
It is an ideology that has replaced the failed ideas of an older generation, those of Arab nationalism, socialism and, more recently, what is seen as the failure of Iraq's violent experiment in American-style democracy.
Islamist groups are appealing because they offer a clean alternative — incorruptible, disciplined and efficient — compared with what many view as the corrupt Arab rule of today.
Still, in most Arab countries, political Islamists are barely tolerated by governments, which block any political success.
What would Islamists do differently than Arab leaders today? The answer is unclear, says Bernard Heykal, a professor of Islamic studies at New York University.
"They have hyperbolic or very impressive statements about what they would do, or what they might do, and how wonderful Islam is," he says, "but don't have a program that will put bread on the table, or provide for basic services and provide jobs for these societies."
Even so, says Heykal, Islamists must be given a chance at power. It could be messy, but he believes it is a Middle East solution not imposed by the West.
"I think the Islamists have to come to power in a major country — like in Egypt, Syria or Iraq — and they have to fail before people realize that the utopia is not going to happen through Islamism."
An increasing number of Middle Easterners want to take that chance. The question is whether Arab rulers and the West will let them.
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The two Mexicans who made good their escape were nearly exhausted when they reached the railroad, and had their horses shot from under them before getting out of reach of the Indians. From the scanty news obtainable on account of a break in telegraphic communicatio.i, it ap- pears that Apaches completely surrounded the village, thus making escape for the doomed inhabitants impossible. The track of the Indians through the wilderness is continually marked with murder and bloodshed, and the justly .indignant citizens, of this section of the country demand that the government put a large force of troops in the field immediately and wipe entirely out of existence the red devils who are committing such terri- ble slaughter and atrocities among the whites and Mexicans. SANTA FE, August Charles S. Gough came to'this town yesterday afternoon with a report that he was attacked by seven Apache Indians, sixteen miles.from here on the road to Wallace, and that he killed one imd wounded three others, escaping un- hurt but with his hat full of holes; The sheriff and a posse of men have gone out to the scene of the fight. i 1.11 Pasting Counterfeit Money. LITTLE Rock, August 15. Lawson, janitor'of the United States court room, was arrested to-day on a charge of stealing counterfeit money from the office of the prosecuting at- torney, and attempting to pass the same. He was taken before United States Cominissio'ner Hempstead for examination, but asked and had the case continued until next Monday. The evidence against him is conclu- sive. Lawson was one of the most prominent colored men in the state, a member of the colored Masons, Odd Fellows and Knights Templar. He had been janitor at the court room for five years. Anxious for a Divorce. PPOVIDENCE, August the supreme court of Washington county, to-day, a motion was made by the counsel for Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague for the assignment of a day for the trial of the divorce suit. Because of the absence of the opposing counsel no decision was made. The motion will be renewed to-morrow. BY TEUL.JEGKAPH. The Nation .Again Uneasj Concerning the President's Condition, Which for Twelve Hours Has Been Anything Bint Favorable. Assurances Now Given That a Change Has Taken Place s For Better.' And the Alarming Symptoms May be Regarded as Temporary. Murderous Work By Rene- gade Apaches Across the Mexican Border. Search for the Missing Stean ship Jeannette Prosecuted With Success. Interesting Crop Statistics From Various Parts of World- THE PRESIDENT. much Anxiety. Exhibited Regarding bis Attendant Phy slcians tnfavor. able Symptoms Thought Only Tem- porary- Special Telegram. WASHINGTON, August p. m dangerous symptoms of this afternoon have subsided. The presi dent is sleeping. The pulse is much less frequent and all: indications are better.. I have just left the white house and this is reliable. W. W. DUDLEY. WASHINGTON, August 15. The midday bulletin was not issued unti 1 o'clock. Pulse then, 118; tempera- ture, 99; respiration, 19. Tne bulletin says: "Since, the .last bulletin the president has not vomited again, anc he is now able to retain nourishmen in the stomach. At the morning dressing there was a free discharge o: pus, and the wound is in good condi- tion." Tne president's temperature has fal- len since morning and the midday bulletin appears alarming. The sur- geons say it is not .so; they attribute the higher pulse to exhaustion caused by vomiting and look upon the reduc- tion in temperature as favorable. There is great uneasiness..outside of the white phouse, and the surgeons don't say evident" they do not feel as confident as formerly, but they feel more hopeful now than last night or'this morning: Morphine was again, administered to the presi- dent last night before he could sleep, and while he had not recovered from ;he last operation as the surgeons hoped, they .still insist that he will rally; and believe'he will Executive Mansion, p. The president's condition remains tbout the same as when reported at p'.m., excepting.perhaps, a slight rise in temperature by the usual after- noon fever. The febrile rise, how- ever, is said to be no greater than heretofore. The patient has been nauseated once since the last bulletin fas- sent. The surgeons refer to the ast'official bulletin as about eover- ng the case up to this hour with the exception of the return of the nausea ibove mentioned, and show no dispo- sition to talk further on the subject. The "evening bulletin is anxiously waited for by the public. At the ex- ecutive mansion there is a perceptible eeling of anxiety about the patient, >ut no actual alarm exists, but, on he contrary, the present unfavorable ymptoms are considered but tem- iorary, and it is thought they will soon pass away. Executive mansion, p. rritability of the president's stomach eturned during the evening and he has vomited three times since one >'clock. Although the afternoon rise >f temperature is less than it has been or several.days, the pulse and respir- ation are more frequent, so that his ondition on the whole is less satis- aetory. His pulse is now 130, tem- perature 99.6, respiration 22. Drs. Bliss, Barnes, Woodward, Rey- jurn and Agnew still keep close. to he president, and avoid giving any >pinions outside, but there is no'con- ealing the fact that the president is .ecidedly worse, and that he is in much danger. The general feeling "iere is one of great despondency. !rowds are pressing to the white icuse for the latest news, and the octois connected with the case have >ut little hope. Dr. Garnett and emi- lent surgeons fear the worst result. lopes ar- still felt that the president may get better to-night. Executive Mansion, p. it this hour ttie information obtained rom the attending surgeons is to the fleet that while indications are that be president's wound is doing very well, and is apparently not the cause f present trouble. ,The fact can- .ot be concealed that the patient is xtremely weak, and that his disabili- y is such aa to causi anxiety. It has een determined not to disturb his tomach by permitting him to eat for le present and nourishment is being administered by means of injection The surgeons explain the difficult! by the assertion that the president1; stomach has failed so respom as it should. Hence the determina tion to inject nourishment. There i a decided feeling of anxiety among the members of the cabinet and at tending surgeons, and at this writing the situation is at least grave. Noth ing has been heard from the sick room during the lost hour, and the cahjne officers are now in waiting to hear th latest news. Attorney-General MacVeagh said in response to a question, "We havi heard nothing since the bulletin was issued. Of course we are very anxious. We expect to hear some thing very sooni'? The following cablegram was sen at this evening: Lowell, atlnlster London: The president's condition is less sat- factory. Irritability of the stomach re turned. He vomited three times since one o'clock. Temperature 99.6 (less than for several pulse res- piration 22. [Signed] HITT, Acting Secretary. The following was sent a few min- utes pasts o'clock: R. B. Hayes, Fremont, Ohio. Have reached another very serious point in the case. The condition ai this hour (8 p. m.) are of a character that causes great anxiety. We hope for better things in the morning. [gigued] H. C. COKBIN. 9 p. president experienced no trouble from nausea since 5 p. m. A hypodermic injection of morphia was administered a short time ago and at this hour he is sleeping. p. gentleman who jusl came from the private part of the mansion says Mrs. Garfleld informed him that the president was still sleeping quietly. p. Secretary- Brown, who just came from the sur- geon's room, says the president is still sleeping. He ajso said the sleep was natural and that no morphia, had been administered to-day. The state- ment heretofore made to that effect is erroneous. The patient's, pulse has decreased ten beats, being at present about 120. No further trouble from nausea has been experienced. The surgeons estimate his temperature at this hour to be about nominal. In- dications are that the pulse is still subsiding. There has been the greatest excite- ment here to-day about the president since the day he was shot. Business was almost entirely suspended and people were running everywhere hunting for the latest news. The white was rilled up and throngs pressed about the gates. The excite- ment was started with the forenoon bulletin, which was considered unfa- vorable. The midday .'bulletin, in- stead of reassuring the people, in- creased the uneasiness, and the night bulletin made matters still worse. Everybody wanted to find out what the surgeons thought of the ease and what hopes they had, but this was rather difficult, as the sur- geons kept themselves out of sight. This added to ;he alarm and at. night the whole population was on the streets, going :o their homes and the white house. The surgeons remained close by the president, and the offices at the white louse were thronged; but little could se learned that could be called defi- nite. Those who had access to the xooms hear the president and to the loctors would' say. but little. Col. Corbin said that the situation was sritical. Attorney General Mac- Veagh told Senator Pugh, of Alabama, to-night-that it was useless to disguise .he fact that the ease was as grave as could' be. Ex-sheriff Doggett, of Brooklyn, who has access to the personal attendants of he president, said it was as bad as >ad could be. All this seemed to in- crease the feeling of alarm, but gave no satisfaction as to the state of the case. It was plain all day that the surgeons were alarmed. There was no "concealing that fact. Various were afloat, and could be icard at every turn. To-night about 9 o'clock a Western Associated press agent got to see Dr. Jliss. He said he was in a hurry to ;et back to the president, but would :ake time to say that this was a most critical turn of the president's mal- ady. He said it was a complication hat was not looked for last night. He said: "The president's stomach went back on him, and entirely re- used to perform any of its functions. The surgeons atjence became alarmed, as they saw it was a critical .change. ?he wound was doing all right. There was no trouble from that as yet. It s discharging freely all the pus that s secreted. The whole trouble is with he stomach. The president has been a sufferer with dyspepsia for several years. All know that, and therefore ve handled the stomach gently. We administered just such ourishment as could best be assimilated. At first, you re- member, we gave liquid nourishment and followed it with solids as the iresident grew better. His stomach forked well enough up to last night, when it gave way suddenly. This auses the president trouble. His tcmach will not retain anything, lot even a spoonful of water. He has thrown- UD every thing iven him to-day. The president now must have nourishment. For a ime after he was shot it was not so ssential. He had fat enough then to ustain him. Now that he is ex- lansted and must be kept up with louriahment the waste goes 011 all tie time. The question now is "can keep up the "Can you do it, asked the eporter. We can for a while. There is no oubt of that, but whether we can ourish and sustain the president by enema" until his stomach recuper- tes if> the all important question. Doctor, do you consider the opeless? case not by any means. The presi dent.has a chance to get a ver; fair chance. His stomach may gaii strength soon and then there woulc be no trouble. Doctor, asked the reporter, does a patient sometimes grow so weak thai the fever exhausts itself? Not until dissolution sets in and that is .not the case with the presi- dent, and if the stomach resumes its functions he will mend right along There is no other trouble. At 10 o'clock there was an enorm- ous crowd at the white house, and the grounds were crowded. Everybody was seeking news, but the surgeons were still inaccessible. An Associated Press agent sent note to Dr. Bliss, asking if there was any news since the interview with him. He wrote the following note in reply: "The president is sleeping without anodyne. Pulse less by ten beats since the .evening bulletins. Tempera- ture not above 99.6; respiration 20. Altogether he was in a more promis- ing condition than at 6 :30. Has not vomited since [Signed] D. W. The president was given early in the evening a wineglass full of hot water. This sqpmed io relieve his stomach at once, and it was followed soon by three teaspoonfuls of milk which his stomach retained. After taking it he went to sleep and was sleeping when Dr. Bliss' note was written. He slept until when he waked up and was sponged off and went to sleep again. This greatly en- couraged Dr. Bliss, although it proba- bly indicated a relief of the stomach that might prove of incalculable ben- efit. The white house was closed at midnight, and though the doctors re- mained near the president they felt much more hopeful. Vice President Arthur and Secretary Blaine were advised by telegraph to-night of president's serious condition. At midnight everything looked more hopeful, though still serious. There is a hope and belief that the president may be better to-uiorrow -morning. Executive Mansion, p. m. Although there has been a feeling of anxiety at the executive' mansion to- day, no alarm was felt regarding the president's condition until late this evening. The fact that none of the surgeons have entered the business apartments of the mansion luring the day occasioned unfavora- ble suspicion, vrtiich the evening bul- letins proved was warranted. Since the bulletin was issued there b.as been constant arrivals of anxious inquiries' at the white house. The room of Private Secretary Brown has been crowded all evening. Among those first to arrive were Post- naster General James arid Attorney- General MaeVeagh. Shortly came Assistant Secretary of State Hitt, Secretary Windom, and Secretaries Sorkwood and Hunt, Second Assist- ant Postmaster General Elmer, First Comptroller Lawrence, General Frac- as A. Walker, Associate Justice Parian, General Sherman, General 3rum and many more of prominence. BAD BOYS, A St. lonis Variety Theator Quarrel Leads to the Harder of One of its Patrons. ST. Louis, August Patrick 3arly, William. Zacharitz, Oscar iacharitz, brothers, and William iacharitz, their cousin, and Louis Vtueller, boys ranging from seventeen o twenty-two years of age, were ar- rested between 3 and 4 o'clock this morning, for the murder of William Louderman, last Tuesday night. 'atrick Early is said to have fired the atal shot. The arrest was brought about through information furnished ;o the police by one of the local re- >orters of the Eepublican, who has >een quietly working up the ease for everal days, and "that paper had an account of the circumstances and de- velopment which culminated in the arjest. Patrick he is some- imes called, has confessed that he lid the shooting. He and the other ioys say the circumstances which ead to it are briefly these: That hey were at the Canterbury theater .aring Wednesday night; that Lou- .erman was at the wine room treating some girls engaged on the place that hey guyed him, and he called them ats and tramps.and applied other hard words to them, making them angry. When Louderman left the Caunter- >ury, young Early, the two Zacha- itz boys and Mueller followed him and when at the corner of Chestnut and Sixth streets they asked him, what he meant by calling them hard lames at the theater. Louderman, hey say, replied very roughly, and immediately pulled a policeman's ally out of his pocket and struck >ne of the Zacharitz boys on the lead, knocking him down, he hen struck Early a glancing low on the head, and while ttempting to strike him a second ime, Early drew a pistol and fired. Phis coincides pretty nearly with ome of the testimony given at the oroner's inquest about Louderman triking one party on the corner, and ears out most of the evidence given y Wolf, who was held as au aeces- ory. It appears that a local repojter f the Westliehe Post .was the first erson to get a clue to the affair, which he did through his landlady, whose young sou was a chance wit- ness of the shooting, and knew all or most of the boys engaged in it. This reporter then consulted a reporter on the Republican, and the two worked the case up udtil 2 o'clock this morn- ing, when they laid their information and facts before Acting Chief of Police Huebles, and in two hours all the boys were found, arrested and locked Another Redaction. CHICAGO, August The Grand Trunk to-day announces a passen- ger rate to Portland, Maine. IHoumoBth Park MOSMOTJTH PARK, N. J., Augus race, one mile: Sir first, Duke of second, Lau reate third. Time, Second race: Bedouin first, Boun cer Tseeond, Alivio third. Time The one mile race was won by Fillet, Bounce second, Maggie Rap- ture third. Time, The race of one mile and an eighth was won by Gabriel, Callao second Jack o' Hearts third. Time, The selling race, one mile, was won by Viola, Duke of Montrose second, Gossip third. Time, The handicap steeple chase, shorl course, was won by Strychnine, Glas- gow second, Lizzie third. Time, A match race is to take place at the present meeting between Pierre Lorillard's two-year-olds, by Saxon, and any two-year-old in George Loril- lard's stable. Distance, three quar- ters of a mile; stakes, a side. A stableman named Frank was fatally kicked to-day by the horse Spark. A Wreck. Special Telegram. WOOSTEB, O., August freights collided between 2 and 3 o'aloefc this morning about a mile and a half west of here, badly wreck- ing the engines and fourteen ears of freight. The engineers and firemen escaped with bruises by jumping from their engines, but a brakeman, Joseph Whittaker, was crushed to death under the cars. His body was not found for some time. The track was obstructed several hours, but passenger trains were transferred and were not seriously delayed. Beer War Ended. ST. Louis, August the berewers in the city have restored the price of beer to eight dollars per barrel; abolished all discounts; fixed price .of spending money to drivers at five cents per keg and two per cent, to collectors, which :s equivalent to per cent, per day. They also catered into a protective inion and adopted the rules of the Chicago brewers' association. The pooling system with a guarantee fund 's now under consideration and will irobably be adopted. The beer war s over and the condition of the trade is better than it was before. Saratoga Races. SARATOGA, August first race, one mile: Clan Analpine, first; Rob Roy, second; Explorer, third. Time, The second'race, one and one-half miles: Checkmate, first; Windrush, second; Cinderella, third. Time, The third race, one and one-eighth miles: Dan K, first; Mary Ander- son, second; Brooklyn, third. Time, L :56. The fourth race, three-quarters of a mile: Navarre, first; Jake White, second; Marathine, third. Time' A Fatal Duel. 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CRESTLINE, O., August a tramp named Thomas Holdinger, if Alleghany, Pa., was attempting to teal a ride on a freight train on the Fort Wayne Chicago ailway at this place, last night, he got his leg between the bumpers of he cars and had it badly crushed be- ween the thigh and knee. It is not bought that amputation will be nee- ssary. Texan Trooblei. GALVESTON, August News pecial says: At Black Jack Grove John Mallory fatally shot J.W. Hall n a difficulty about some cattle. Charles Day and Albert Black were rrested for robbing two stages be- ween Austin and Frederieksburg. "ack.Harris, a third road agent, and friend of "Billy the was'mor- ;ally wounded in resisting arrest, lalf the money stolen was recovered. Cotton Exposition. ATLANTA, GA., August >f the exhibitors in the international otton exposition have asked Director jreneral Kimball to provide for the are of their goods, being unable to ake personal supervision of their ex- hibits. A new department has been reated for this purpose and placed in harge of a careful and experienced hief, with a corps of skilled assistants, who will attend to all such exhibits. Sudden Deaths. MEMPHIS, August W. An- ierson, formerly a railroad conductor, lied at the city hospital this morning rom an overdose of morphene admin- stered by his own hands. James Lynch and James Cornell died yesterday, both at their boarding louses, 19 Jackson street, from over- leat. WRECKED WHALERS. The Steamer Corwin's Among the Artie Regions-Dis- covery of the or Two Lost Whaling Vessels. SAN FBANCISCO, August Alaska commercial company's steam- a- i.f.J er St. Paul arrived this morning, bringing the following intelligence: Capt. Hooper, of the revenue cutter Corwin, received intelligence of the discovery of wrecked whalers by Indians May 20th and at once sent out a sledge party under Lieutenant Hearing to investigate. It landed on tfaleiehmin island June 2nd and made its way over the ice westward ;o the mouth of Wauweekenn river, about one hundred miles from Cape Serdge, where it fell in with a party of natives_, in whose possession were :ound articles taken from the wreck. Dorwin's party also saw and talked with natives who had boarded the wreck and exhibited three piles of articles which they said they had taken from her. They consisted ariifoipally of carpenters' tools. The following articles were recovered and have been brought to 3an Francisco to be forwarded to the United States treasury department. One whaling iron, marked "B. jossibly the Initials of the owners of ;he five dots, supposed' x> mean boat five; one pair of silver- bowed spectacles and ease; one pair of marine glasses, and one knife, narked V. on the -handle. The na- iives said the wrecked vessel carried a pair of reindeer horns on the end of icrjibboom. The Vigilant is known to have carried such an ornament, and is said to be the only one in the whaling fleet having such, which eads to the coucluson that the wreck s that vessel. Her cabin was full of water, masts gone, and four dead >odies found in her, one of them in a berth, th e others on the floor. The natives said the dead men looked as f theynad been dead many moons'; hat the skin of their faces was with- ered and drawn tight. From this de- cription it was surmised thafjthe ves- el was wrecked as far back as the winter of '79 or '80, the first winter nt. The wreck consequently drifted mt to sea and was lost sight of. The ledge party being unable to go farth- er westward on account of the melt- ngof the snow, proceeded to Cape 3erdge and were picked up by .the Corwin, June 29th. They traveled all 130 or 140 miles. The cutter had her rudder carried iway by ice on June 1st; but repaired t in St. Lawrence bay with materials obtained from the wreck of an whisky smuggler ashore there. Later she made a sound landing on this sland, and sent parties ashore to visit ;he scene of the destructive famine of 1878-79 in an Indian village. Few changes were discovered. The dead jodies were still lying about in num- icrs. The surviving natives appeared be in no want. They were abund- antly supplied with arms and amuni- lon, and also with goods plundered fom the wrecked schooner Latillo. ?he last intelligence of the cutter's movements is up to Julv 9, when she ailed from JSTorton Sound to Gaulpo slebay; thence she was to proceed northwards to Kaalzebe Sound and Point Barrow, to look after revenue natters; then westward to Wrangle sland, before the ice closed, to search or the Jeanette. The mildness of the irevious winter, and lightness of the ce encountered by the Corwin, gave" Oapt. Harper strong hopes of being We to reach and explore that land. VTialers who were interviewed con- idered the prospect favorable. Fears are entertained that' some whaler has been lost, as early in July arge quantities of whale oil was re- >orted seen by native and other hunt- is on the sea about Senoor island. Four casks of whale oil drifted ashore: bout the same time. These signs ive rise to the apprehension that ome returning whaler was wrecked n a fog on outlying, reefs or rocks bout that island. The fact that aekages of oil were found unbroken s thought to indicate that possibly ne entire side of the unfortunate ves- el was broken in, letting her cargo ut. No further details of the sup- osed wreck had reached Aunalaska p to August 4, when the St. Paul eft the Seal islands. The sealing sea- on closed successfully July 30. On 'Change at Chicago. CHICAGO, August The un- nusual excitement on 'change 'hich characterized the early part of he day became gradually less ia the vening, and on call, although the ctivity continued, prices, as a rule, much weaker toward the close. Vroidst all the excitement there were o failures so far as known to-night, ut the calling of margins strained a ew loans, and a great advance or reak would undoubtedly shake out a ew of the weaker dealers. Sales ave been very heavy for two days ast, to-day trading being estimated bushels of grain. The uctuations on call were not great, ut the sales were large, being about Provisions have been ac- ve and unsettled throughout the ay, but without wide fluctuations. Charged With murder. NEW HAVEN, Ct., August nd Walter Malley, nepliew and son f Edward Malley, were arrested this lorning charged with the murder of ennie Cramer, committed without ail for one weed and taken to the he county jail. The authorities will ot divulge any new evidence they nay have. 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Green Saturday"? No? Well that's a day the Illinois Stewardship Alliance and genHkids, non-profits aimed at promoting agriculture, nutrition and the buy-local movement, have recently come up with. And this Saturday marks the kick-off - with the group urging Illinois residents to support the state's farmers by purchasing their produce. Saturday also marks the last farmer's market in downtown Springfield of the season. We recently spoke with Drew Thomason to find out more about it.
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Update on PablinaPablina is a very hard-working person who has a small stand selling snacks. Today she says that she also has a brickworks, and through both jobs she is managing to get ahead in life. She stands out because of the effort and self-sacrifice she makes. She invested her previous loan in her snack stand, for the purchase of supplies to sell there.
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Su anterior crédito lo invirtió en su copetín, para la compra de insumos para vender en su puesto, hoy solicita otro nuevo crédito, pero esta vez para poder invertirlo en su fabrica de ladrillos, ya que quiere comprar arcilla. Agradece por esta nueva oportunidad que recibe, que le será de mucha ayuda.
Previous Loan DetailsPablina is 53 years old, single, and says that she has no children. Pablina's family lives in the city of Caacupé and she says that she has had a snack shop in her house for the past four years. Pablina works a lot, especially now that the holidays are almost here when food and beverage sale... More from Pablina's previous loan »
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About Fundación ParaguayaFundación Paraguaya is a financially self-sustaining social enterprise that promotes entrepreneurship in urban and rural areas through microfinance, education programs, and more. Its focus on agriculture has helped many farmers boost their crop yields. And a number of other borrowers have taken out loans to start and grow social businesses that have helped deliver eyeglasses, medicines and other helpful services in their local communities.
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Aditya Pacholi and his wife Zarina Wahab's 20-day ordeal of watching their only son Sooraj, an aspiring actor, imprisoned for allegedly abetting actress Jiah Khan's death, has ended. The parents thank the judiciary and the god.
Sooraj, who was arrested June 10, was granted bail by the Bombay High Court Monday. He has been ordered to pay a surety of Rs.50,000, surrender his passport and report to police whenever required for investigations.
Aditya said: "It's finally happened. My boy is coming out. I am just so grateful to the honourable judge for being fair to us. We had begun to lose hope."
This is all he could say.
Zarina, who has been going through an agonising wait for her son's return, said: "We knew Sooraj would be out because he has done no wrong. We just didn't know why it was taking so long. My son has gone through so much. We've suffered outside. But we can't begin to imagine what he must have gone through."
"The honourable judge has been so fair, so just in her pronouncements. Aditya and I had begun to despair. We have finally found our hope and faith again. Right now we're only waiting for him to come home, eat 'ghar ka khana' and sleep in his own bed. Nothing else matters," she added.
Zarina has nothing but kind words for Jiah Khan, who committed suicide June 3.
"Her soul must have finally rested in peace. Jiah loved my son. She couldn't have been happy with what was happening to Sooraj. It is ironical that Jiah's mother says she wanted Sooraj in jail because of Jiah when the last thing Jiah would have ever wanted was to see my son in distress," said Zarina.
"I have been connecting with Jiah in my prayers. We love that girl. She deserved a far more pleasant send-off than this ugly vendetta spree," she added.
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SAG Awards 2011: Photos of the Night
The 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards are being held tonight in Los Angeles. On hand for the festivities are such celebrities as Mila Kunis, Jesse Eisenberg, Hailee Steinfeld, and Dianna Agron.
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Google is hosting a conference for its developers. Thousands of people are in the building. A million are watching a live stream.
Google Android boss Sundar Pichai just put two images from the Vatican on the screen, and said it's all you need to see to know how much the world has changed in the past few years.
These images have been floating around in this contrast for a few weeks now.
The problem is, t he image on the left, is from the 2005 funeral of Pope John Paul II – not an event where it is polite to take photos.
The photo on the right is from the 2013 announcement of Pope Francis I – more of a "Kodak moment."
Kind of lessens the contrast, no?
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She's Foxy ... She is only one of two females that we have out of our U 1/1 cow called Rain Drop. All of the other calves Rain Drop has had have been bulls. She is jet black, motley faced, has a motley underline, and is smooth polled with great length, depth, and muscle. She is a very feminine cow up front with plenty of bone and a great top line and very clean underline. This female is out of Bandito
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Mariah ... This is a Power Play daughter out of Miss Country Spark 601. This is the best heifer we have raised. Her first calf was a bull that we sold at Mt. Vernon, Missouri. He was the highest selling futurity bull and placed 2nd in the futurity. He brought $2,250. Mariah's second calf was a heifer (named Rain Drop) that was about 1/3 black. Rain Drop is now in the cows section also (see below). She is a very fertile cow. In 2003 she had two heifers ... Morgan born on Jan. 29, 2003; and Jimmy Lynn born on Dec. 26th, 2003. Both are red heifers. Jimmy Lynn was classified on 06/17/2006 and was given a U 1/2. Click to see certificate.


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Lovely, I like how crisp it is!
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Didn't you do a piece similar to this one for your artbook? This looks so familiar.
I did another bust with her and tiger lillies.
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Did you continue with the escort fee for your Skids eventhough the airline doesn't require it? SS started flying UM six months ago. We are not sure if we should still pay for the escort eventhough the airline does not require it.
Did you continue with the escort fee for your Skids eventhough the airline doesn't require it? SS started flying UM six months ago. We are not sure if we should still pay for the escort eventhough the airline does not require it.
It's a personal preference. Depends on the maturity of the child.
DH had it on the CO (we were LD at first) that once it's not necessary, he didn't have to pay the UM fee.
The airline DSS(13) usually uses requires it until 15yo, so probably not an option for BM until then.
DSS has been flying UM for more than 5 years now, so I'd be more inclined to think he's ready to travel without the babysitting service than a kid who has only been doing it for 6 months, depending on how often the child has flown over the 6 months.
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We're having that debate right now. DSD will be 12 this summer when she flies back to BM and Southwest doesn't require UM fees for 12 and up. She's been flying UM for almost 6 years now, she's a pro, but I still worry that she's going to be a goof and not get off the plane when she's supposed to or something. lol
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We stopped the escorting at 12, too. However, we only have a 1 leg direct flight between BMs and our city. Since they allow both BM and DH to go to the gate for pick-up and drop-off we weren't worried about them getting lost at all. They've been flying to DHs since they were 4 and 6 (escorted always).
However, DH and I will be living in a new city for a temporary assignment this spring and so they are going to have to make a transfer for their spring break trip to see us. We are just going to make the arrangements and see what BM says. Since the girls are now 14 and 16 we're pretty sure they won't want to be babysat by a flight attendant, but we'll see.
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We have a direct flight between BM's and our city too. The parents are also able to go the gate with SS.
Kirsten - Did you just email BM to let her know Skids would no longer need escort arrangements?
I think it depends on how mature ss is. Also, have you asked him how he would feel about it, if he would be totally uncomfortable, or would he prefer it? If a direct flight I wouldn't worry too much and not bother with it if the airlines don't require it.
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Airbus Chases Its Own Targets
By Daniel Michaels
At Airbus, sales targets are, well, a moving target.
In January, Airbus Chief Executive Fabrice Brégier and John Leahy, the top salesman at the European plane-maker, agreed on the goal of selling 700 planes this year. Demand proved robust, so in May Mr. Brégier upped the number to 800 planes.
As of Friday, Airbus had sold 517 planes. In two days at the Paris Air Show this week, the unit of European Aeronautic Defence & Space has announced orders and commitments for more than 250 additional planes. And the show runs for the rest of the week, during which Mr. Leahy will keep selling.
Order commitments can take months to become firm contracts, so not every deal announced at the aviation extravaganza outside Paris will go straight to the official Airbus tally. But even if Mr. Leahy doesn't cross his 800 mark by week-end, the milestone appears within reach.
Mr. Leahy, whose official title is chief operating officer for customers, isn't shy about the results. "Beating our order target would come as no surprise to me," Mr. Leahy said. He boasted that the single-aisle A320neo (which stands for "new engine option") family of planes is topping rival Boeing's competing 737 Max family in orders.
He also trumpeted the recent sales success of the company's new A350 intercontinental model, which made its first test flight on Friday. The flight, which Airbus said came off without a hitch, "is contributing nicely to this (sales) momentum," Mr. Leahy said. "Watch this space," he added, hinting at more A350 orders to come.
Boeing, which was roughly tied with Airbus for orders going into the show, has also been landing orders at the show. As of late Tuesday, Airbus led in number of planes ordered, though it was much less clear who was winning on value. Most of Boeing's orders were for big long-range jetliners, which carry fatter sticker prices than the single-aisle planes dominating the early-show orders for Airbus.
Unlike Airbus, Boeing doesn't announce a sales target for the year. Executives sniffed at Mr. Leahy's tally.
"I've been in this business a long time," said Boeing marketing vice president Randy Tinseth. "My experience is, at the beginning of the year you have a pretty good idea where you'll be at the end of the year." The suggestion is that once Mr. Leahy hits his target, perhaps he should go fishing until January.
But maybe Airbus just lowballs its sales target early in the year. Last year Mr. Leahy started with a target of 500 sales. It then upped that figure to 650 planes. In the end, it booked 917 orders.
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"This is not a transaction about 2009. It's for the long term."
Moorad said the model for the Padres' future, like that of the Diamondbacks, is more in the draft and player development than free agency.
"Even with a sold-out Petco Park, the realities don't lend themselves to heavy free-agent spending," Moorad said.
Arizona's payroll the past several seasons was between $70 million and $80 million. The Padres this season cut their payroll to about $44 million – a number that Moorad said would grow in the future, but not to triple-digit levels.
"Our commitment is strong," Moorad said. "We're going to invest every dollar back in the product, either the team or improvements to Petco Park. We will re-invest everything we can.
"Fortunes can turn in a hurry in baseball. We want to re-invigorate the Padres. I realize teams cycle up and cycle down. I don't think it's that hard to turn things around in a hurry.
"We'll get back to rebuilding the payroll in a way that makes sense. We won't operate in the 40s beyond this year. I'm convinced that anything is possible."
However, Moorad said he would not influence immediate decisions – including whether the Padres might trade Jake Peavy.
"I'm on the sidelines right now," Moorad said. "At this time, I'm focused on the transaction. I won't comment on Jake Peavy or any other player. Right now, that would be inappropriate.
"I really don't have any input right now on any decisions. The general manager and the staff will keep me apprised."
Moorad said he welcomes the counsel of John Moores.
"If I had to pick a partner, it would be John," Moorad said. "I want John's input on baseball decisions. ... He will continue to be involved. But he's made it clear to me that he wants me to take the leadership role. John's excited about taking a bit of a back seat. He can be as active as he chooses to be."
Moorad, a UCLA graduate, has a 25-year history in professional sports, working for many years as a player representative for top athletes in baseball and football. He purchased an ownership stake in the Diamondbacks in 2005.
"I also know that we have a responsibility to our fans, as they are the spirit and heart of the Padres," Moorad said. "I look forward to providing an affordable, rewarding fan experience for all."
San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders said he hopes the sale heralds a new excitement about the team, which eventually translates into more fans at Petco Park and the surrounding neighborhood – and more sales tax revenue for the city.
"I think any time that you decide to turn the page, that new ownership starts out pretty enthusiastically, so that's what I hope would happen here," Sanders said.
He reiterated that the sale won't affect the terms of the lease and in particular how long the team plays at the 5-year-old ballpark.
The team is committed to playing downtown until 2032 – the year the city is scheduled to complete its bond payments on the $474 million ballpark. The city pays $11.3 million a year on the bonds.
According to the team's agreement with the city, a new owner would have to assume all Padres obligations. Those include splitting the cost of ballpark operating expenses, which last season amounted to $10.5 million, with the Padres paying $6.6 million and the city $3.9 million.
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at long last, i made it to the top of the world! it turned out to be so much more than i expected - the people, the culture, the architecture, the history, the landscape, and the sky!
oh yes, the sky! you may be 12,000 ft. closer to it here but it feels like all its colors have been magnified a million times - the blues are piercing, the white clouds glow.
you still witness the culture of this enigmatic place the moment you step out of your hotel and, when you enter the age-old monasteries, all your senses will immediately be engaged.
- the contrast of rich dark fabrics against whitewashed walls, the golden spires against the bright blue skies.
- the gutteral voices of monks chanting and the creaking of impossibly steep wooden stairways.
- the unmistakable scents of burning incense and butter lamps.
- the ancient feel of the stuffy interiors.
- the taste of stale saliva in your mouth as it's been agape with awe since entering!
in lhasa, most people on the street are either locals wearing traditional tibetan attire, monks wearing their striking red robes, or backpacking tourists like myself.
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Great page Miko!! I do love Lhasa & i hope i can visit one day before I die... It is funny I am listening now a beautiful music group called Lhasa, do you know them? Happy Sunday!! :)
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Thanks Miko!!! Always a good read - always a good laugh. =)
This is hilarious! Great page!
Yes, I want to ride a yak, Miko! hehehe...did lhasa apso come from lhasa...nice pictures on your pages...and wow, that is the higest lake in the world (I got to see it!)
Belated Merry Christmas and Happy New Year :)
Incredible photos. Would love to go there someday.
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Norway commits to zero deforestation
Tuesday - Norway has become the first country in the world to commit to zero deforestation.
Forests to cover 25% of China in eco project
Tuesday - Nearly one quarter of China will be covered in forest by 2020 if the country implements its "eco-civilization" project.
More work still needed on ETS, say foresters
Monday - Phasing out the one-for-two carbon subsidy is a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done to get the Emissions Trading Scheme working - including bringing agriculture in - says the Wood Council.
Wary forest investors watch climbing carbon price
6 May 16 - Gun-shy forest investors are watching with interest as carbon creeps up to the magic $15 mark, but theyll need at least another $3 a tonne to make up for the political risk of investing in carbon forestry, the industry says.
Purse strings now open for forest planting
28 Apr 16 - Applications for the second round of the Governments Afforestation Grants Scheme are open.
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26 Apr 16 - Forest owners are welcoming a report recommending doubling the area of planted forest in New Zealand.
NZ court fines Australian carbon farmer
21 Apr 16 - An Australian carbon farming company that used a New Zealander to buy land has been fined $40,000.
Why carbon price is key to forestry worth billions
15 Apr 16 - Carbon prices will need to hit $35 a tonne by 2017 or forest owners will quit the Emissions Trading Scheme, leaving New Zealand unable to meet its emissions reductions targets, an expert is warning.
Norway fund drops deforestation firms
15 Apr 16 - Norways $700 billion sovereign wealth fund, the largest in the world, has dropped 11 companies for their connections to deforestation.
WHAT A WASTE! Native forests key to cutting carbon
1 Apr 16 - New Zealand is paying a high cost in carbon for neglecting its native forests, says a carbon sequestration expert.
Minister's reminder: Trees are really, really important
21 Mar 16 - Forests play a vital role in the economy and the environment, the Government is reminding New Zealanders.
Welcome aboard, iwi adviser tells Air New Zealand
18 Mar 16 - Air New Zealand should not be the only company looking to work with iwi to generate carbon offsets, a consultant says.
Processors in ETS could pose problem, says industry
14 Mar 16 - Bringing wood processors into the Emissions Trading Scheme could damage other carbon-reducing initiatives, such as biofuel development, the industry says.
Study to look at alternatives to radiata pine
14 Mar 16 - A new research programme will help to calculate the carbon-storing potential of alternative wood crops.
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Update on MaysaraMaysara is a resident of the Yavan region. She is 37 years old and married. She has eight children. Maysara and her husband work with growing vegetables. They have been working with this type of activity for six years.
They take a loan to introduce mineral fertilizers in their agricultural business.
Previous Loan DetailsMaysara M. lives in the Yavan district. She is 36 years old, married and has three children. She has a secondary education. She has been involved in agriculture for 7 years. Maysara has a small plot of land by her house, where she grows vegetables and plants fruit trees. She is requesting th... More from Maysara's previous loan »
Additional Information
About MDO Humo and PartnersMDO Humo and Partners is a microfinance institution in Tajikistan that aims to support vulnerable and underserved populations living in rural areas through financial and consulting services for small businesses. Kiva loans are used by groups and individual borrowers to start and grow businesses and build brighter futures for themselves, their families and their communities. This is especially important in Tajikistan, the poorest country in Central Asia, where more than two-thirds of the population lives below the poverty line.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 11 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Irregularly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- May 11, 2012
- Listed
- Jun 4, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Ended:
- Mar 15, 2013


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