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Patients receive sargramostim subcutaneously (SC [preferred]) or IV over 2 hours on days 1-2 and 8-14, hu14.18-IL2 fusion protein IV over 4 hours on days 4-6, and isotretinoin orally twice daily on days 11-24. Treatment repeats every 28 days for 4-10 courses in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity. Patients in stratum-1 who achieve stable disease (SD) after course 4 are removed from protocol therapy. Patients in stratum-2 who achieve SD after course 4 receive 2 additional courses of study treatment.
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Such a classic from the 80's...can't really say anymore than that...well I can. It was revolutionary and was a tremendous story. Harrison Ford was obviously amazing.
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The hotel was very well maintained and the staff pleasant.
I needed a business center. The computer was extremely slow and dowmloading was blocked from my email ( yahoo). Then downloading from my business portal was blocked (Endeavor ESP). I had to forward my data to the receptionist personal yahoo email.
The rooms were very nice. There was a coffee machine, refrigerator, safe, blow dryer, iron, and ironing board. The breakfast was wonderful with sausage gravy and biscuits, oatmeal, waffles, cold cereal, coffee, juice, and milk.
Not really a complaint, but if there were smoking rooms available, I was not advised. Was in a non-smoking room.
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Clean and very reasonably priced :) Great continental breakfast in the morning! Staff was very friendly and accommodating. I would definitely recommend this hotel to others.
Convenient to restaurants,and gas. Nice shower. Decent bed, and pillows. Very nice continental breakfast!
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Russell added to squad for final one-dayer
BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – All-rounder Andre Russell has been called up to the West Indies squad for the third and final One-Day International against Bangladesh starting here today.
Russell's addition pushes the squad to 14 and is the only change to the unit which contested the opening games in Grenada last week.
The 26-year-old is a lively seamer and a powerful lower order batsman, and is also a brilliant out-fielder.
He has played 35 ODIs, the last of which was against New Zealand on the West Indies tour there last January.
The Windies hold an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series after winning the first game by three wickets and the second by 177 runs.
Monday's game will be a day/night contest, bowling off at 2:30 pm at Warner Park.
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Hedge fund Brevan Howard Capital Management has hired a senior currencies specialist, just months after shutting down a foreign-exchange-focused fund that had suffered big investor redemptions.
Vincent Craignou, former global head of foreign exchange and metal derivatives at HSBC, has joined the company as senior trader, people familiar with the matter said.
These people said Brevan doesn't intend to re-launch a specialized currencies fund.
Its last such fund, the Brevan Howard Investment Fund II Macro FX Fund — which hit a peak of about $1 billion in assets in 2012—was recently closed and money was returned to investors. The fund's lead manager, Luke Ding, left Brevan in August, among several traders to be sent home after a periodical firmwide review.
Mr. Craignou spent more than 10 years in senior foreign exchange roles at HSBC. He previously worked at ING Bank and Credit Suisse. He declined to comment on his new position.
Brevan's flagship $41 billion Master Fund, which trades mainly currencies and interest rates, turned in a solid performance in the first few months of the year, adding about 13% to the end of May.
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Egypt Topples Vietnam on Investment List; EMERGING MARKETS
Egypt has been identified as the most attractive emerging market for Midlands manufacturers.
The finding is based on an assessment of potential risk and reward, according to the annual PricewaterhouseCoopers EM20 Index. The Middle Eastern country replaces Vietnam, which topped the Index last year and this year achieved fifth position.
Bulgaria and Serbia are ranked second and third, with Romania in seventh place. Those three countries make up a 'golden triangle', as they also feature in the top ten of the services index, which is headed by Poland.
The PricewaterhouseCoopers EM20 Index report notes that while there are still downsides to these markets in terms of infrastructure and governance issues, south east Europe deserves to be given serious attention as a region with considerable potential.
The EM20 Index is a model developed by PricewaterhouseCoopers economists, which seeks to assess the attractiveness of emerging markets around the world for overseas investment, based on an analysis of both risk and reward. The index is designed to support businesses in deciding where to invest.
This year's PricewaterhouseCoopers EM20 Index includes a number of refinements to the methodology used to rank the emerging markets.
In particular, the scope of the model has been expanded to include all countries considered as plausible candidates for foreign direct investment (FDI).
A number of extra filters have also been applied during the process of identifying the emerging markets so that the stylised investment model better reflects the real-world decisions which companies make when deciding where to invest.
This has resulted in some countries no longer meeting the models' criteria and falling out of the index, while others have entered it for the first time.
Sue Rissbrook, partner and emerging markets specialist at PricewaterhouseCoopers in the Midlands, said: "The purpose of the index is to give businesses in the region a good initial view of their options when it comes to overseas investment, on a global scale.
"Most companies in the region will be familiar with the benefits that can be gained by setting up manufacturing facilities in places like India, China and Eastern Europe. However, relatively few are likely to have considered the potential gains that could be achieved by investing in smaller, developing economies in places like Egypt, Serbia and Vietnam - all of which offer excellent investment conditions, based on an analysis of risk and reward. …


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We, along with other Americans concerned with the direction of President Obama's approach to national security, watched with bated breath as he gave his much-anticipated speech this morning addressing national security issues including the closure of Guantánamo and the revival of the military commissions. Yesterday, human rights groups including the ACLU met with the president and members of his cabinet and expressed concerns about the president's reported plans for indefinite detention for some terrorism suspects. While today's speech was refreshing in its efforts to acknowledge the importance of the Constitution and the rule of law, we remain concerned about those issues.
Responding to the speech, Chris Anders, Senior Legislative Counsel for the ACLU's Washington Legislative Office stated:
Interestingly, President Obama gave his speech while standing within a few feet of the Constitution. He and Congress should keep that cherished document in mind when considering today's proposals. You can't square upholding the Constitution with pushing for a new military commission scheme that would allow people to be convicted based on coerced evidence and asking Congress to pass the nation's first-ever law permitting the federal government to declare someone dangerous and imprison the person indefinitely without any criminal charges. Congress should reject that proposal.
Denny LeBoeuf, Director of the ACLU's John Adams Project, assisting in the representation of capitally-charged detainees, said of the president's plan to restart the military commissions:
The proposed changes to the military commissions are merely cosmetic and do not erase the spectacle of the Department of Defense presiding over trials where coerced statements and accusations by unnamed accusers are permitted, and where detainees are not permitted to speak about their torture at the hands of the CIA or the military. Military commissions unfairly deprive detainees of meaningful defense resources. This "due process light" is particularly indefensible in death penalty cases.
However, we can certainly agree with the president when he said:
We will not be safe if we see national security as a wedge that divides America — it can and must be a cause that unites us as one people, as one nation.
That wedge, which politicians — including former Vice President Dick Cheney — have been using to scare American into opposing President Obama's plan to close Guantánamo, is dangerous. As we wrote before, it's a slap in the face to our federal judiciary, not to mention those who staff and operate this nation's maximum security prisons, to say that suspected terrorists cannot be incarcerated safely in America.
As the president pointed out, hundreds of convicted terrorists already reside in American jails, and no one has ever escaped from one of our federal maximum security prisons. Closing Guantánamo is key to restoring America's standing in the world, as a beacon of justice and due process.
We were also encouraged when the president said:
I believe that our existing democratic institutions are strong enough to deliver accountability…Congress can review abuses of our values…[t]he Department of Justice and our courts can work through and punish any violations of our laws.
You can support the ACLU's call for accountability: sign a petition to Attorney General Eric Holder demanding an independent prosecutor to investigate Bush-era criminal activity.
May 20, 2009 - Almost attack! I will not sign your petition.
- May 21, 2009
Ronald Needleman
I would like to know if any ACLU attorneys would be willing to accept Guantanamo detainees in their home town.
- May 21, 2009
How many members of the ACLU have ever taken a bullet for thier country! How many of members of the ACLU would take up arms in defense of thier country?
- May 22, 2009
Concerned !
Why is the ACLU worried about the Guantanamo Detainees? Your group has no idea what kind of harm you are doing to America. People should not support any efforts that you are putting in your lawsuits against anyone!
The ACLU should be checking to make sure Obama can be president. www.theobamafile.com
This is what scares my family.
Obama is not even a natural born US Citizen and or cannot even prove he is. People must ask themselves why does this president and or other parties are paying money to lawyers to keep is LIVE Birth Certificate from the public?
- May 22, 2009
Since the ACLU is in such support of closing GITMO let's just move them into ACLU supporters homes. Or better yet let's move the ALCU and GITMO detainees to a tiny secluded island and leave them there. Maybe they could all live in harmony
- May 22, 2009
If we bring these detainees to American soil it will only create a recruitment invironment ideal for these terrorists. We need to leave GITMO open and revamp the image it has. It's a fine working facility that is perfect to house enemy combatants in.
- May 22, 2009
Lynn Longwill
You ought to be ashamed of yourself, especially on Memorial Day weekend. Why do you insist on protecting these terrorists that, if you gave a gun to, would shoot you in the face along with your children. How quickly you forget 9/11. Thousands of Americans were killed at the hands of these animals. You don't get it! Personally, I don't really give a damn about what the rest of the world thinks of us. God Bless America and the Constitution. Quit playing Big Brother. We don't need you or the oppression of this administration.
- May 22, 2009
I find it disgraceful that Obama could be so gutless that he would pander to fanatics by continuing the use of kangaroo courts.I thought that he swore to uphold the constitution.
I think that both Ben Laden and the wing nuts will celebrate when America becomes a complete police state.
- May 22, 2009
This is one voice of the free & the brave..........and I say to you:
I'll take your huddled masses, your poor, and your defenseless...........so yeah I'll pay to support ACLU, and I don't have to take a bullet to fight for whats right~~I'm smarter than that!! Oh and btw...when those INNOCENTS need a place to stay, hell yeah they can camp with me, anytime! I don't know what to expect from a 'detainee' at my house~~~but for some of the vipers that live in MY COUNTRY, I'm wayyyyyyyy ahead of you...and I knowwww what you have called for....and its not Grace, not justice, nor charitable! hahaha the ACLU strictly remains nonreligious and yet they stand for always GRACE, JUSTICE, CHARITY~~~ haven't you heard?
- May 22, 2009
How can you have details of Kangaroo Court rev. 2?
As seems to be the pattern we announce the goal before we have a plan.
Why oh why do we have to create a new justice system to get justice for a few special defendants?
And where of where does the description of the Presidency in the Constitution say that he can imprison someone permanently without rights, a lawyer, a bail hearing, a trial etc.?
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What's going on here? Is the Orchid man the next Warren Buffet?
Chuckie always warns. We was warning YMI holders up to the point when it got bought out!
no he did not.i posted when i sold most at #$%$ just about time to jump back in.i do not believe that moron has ever owned a share .he is simply some shorts message board troll.a minimum wage one at best.the ignore function was invented for his ilk.
dont you take the credit, give credit where credit is due and thats with myself. just remember when you have a ceo that hardly speaks then you must realize the shorts feed off of silence. silence is not golden when it comes to lptn


text: I've realized a few things in my short time as a site admin. There are a lot of 'communities' on the internet. I mean a lot. The reason you can find what you want is because it's relevant and it's been grown, but then there are the multitude (the majority) of sites that you can't find, won't find and that will never see more than a handful of visitors. I'd say it's about a 5% - 95% ratio. And it's not because their owners don't advertise, create new content, so on and so forth. I'm sure they do. It's more to do with a change in the end-user's focus. Everything has been done, thought of and implemented. There is nothing, no concept, no matter how unique or catchy that can 'catch fire' like what we used to see in the 90s, because the average internet user has developed a dependence on centralization of information. They don't want to visit 5 different sites and be a member of each - they want everything on one. People don't want to sift through endless amounts of information - for what? They'll never be able to digest it all. Large information banks like these forums have maintained their ground because they have a community which was founded YEARS ago and the collective efforts of the entire community are what keep it running - not the owner's will. How hard is it to start up a new community, completely from scratch nowadays and follow this same model? I'd say it's pretty much next to impossible for it to be sustainable. The large communities I've seen all have a solid 6+ years behind them. All it takes is to check the old threads on sites like these where people announce their new forum - most of them have either gone offline or become defunct. Their owners gave it their all, but you can't run on empty for too long. You'll get tired, disillusioned and eventually quit. So the question really is - do we really need more forums on the internet?


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My goal as a social computing advocate has been to help IBM teams tap into collective power, and for the past three years on the IBM BlueIQ team, I've been able to do what I always did best: give people exactly what they needed. Whatever it took to get them online, be it enablement materials targeted to their tasks, browser plugin packages to on-board them faster, simplified interfaces, badges or video contests to motivate them, or a social calendar so they could migrate their event-heavy newsletters, I'd cook it up.
Listening to our users turned out to be one of the most important things we could do for adoption – hear their pain, listen to their fears, and respond with solutions. From the very beginning, we built a community of Ambassadors – early adopters representative of our broader audience who would share those pains and fears, and suggest answers. We gathered up their input, polished their ideas into solutions, and sent them out into the IBM community to share it. We had their buy-in because the problems we were solving were their problems; they were invested in the solutions and willed them to work. Your technology doesn't need to be perfect, rather, an enterprise bent on adopting new tools requires a culture open to building processes, education, and technical glue that will address employees' pains and fears.
I've been talking a bit about these solutions on my blog, but next week it's show time – Lotusphere 2012 is here and BlueIQ is gearing up for it. We'll be sharing with IBM's clients (and anyone else who's interested) how we approached social software adoption, lessons learned, and the business case for social tools, in case your leaders still needs convincing. Personally, I expect to spend plenty of time in the Innovation room talking with my friends from Research about social calendars.
We're also there to support our BlueIQ Ambassadors: Kathy Mandelstein is speaking at 3:30 on Monday on the Best Practices track and Chris Pepin is speaking at 11am on Monday on "The New Workplace: Unleashing The Power Of Enterprise Mobility." During the lunches, we help our Ambassadors network, we give their clients pro-bono advice, and we do everything we can to return the favor for their hard work advocating our goals.
I hope you'll find us at Lotusphere, you can either comment here or contact us directly if you'd like to meet up.
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The Motorsports Soapbox: BREAKING NEWS: Teresa Looking To Sell, Newman To Haas-CNC With Jack Daniels Backing
I know most here are not NASCAR fans but what kind of person would do this. Dale Jr. wanted to be a part of his father company as an owner and decision maker last year at this time and Teresa wouldnt allow it. Now all her drivers are leaving the company and she is losing sponsors she goes and wants to sell it to an outside group. If she would have allowed Dale Jr to be a bigger part of it, DEI would remain in the familys hands, now who knows who will own it.
The gap in our economy is between what we have and what we think we ought to have--and that is a moral problem, not an economic one. - Paul Heyne
Wow... This is pretty shocking. If Jr wasn't under a contract I would think that he might buy them, or buy it with partners.
I thought you were gonna finish your statement with "******." That would be the most appropriate. Everyone said that she would one day regret the way she handled her business - caring nothing except selling her late husband's legacy and not giving two ***** about Junior - looks like everyone was right, considering Dale is happily 2nd in the points standings driving for the rival Hendrick...
"That's what I do. I drink, and I know things." - Tyrion Lannister
"Success is just failure that hasn't happened yet." - life advice from Latrell Spreewell
DEI will almost definitely lose Truex Jr at the end of this year. That leaves them will Reagan Smith, Paul Menard, and Aric Amirola...not exactly a lineup that sets says DEI is in it to win it.
Stewart will be buying at least 50% into Haas CNC racing and will probably be announced next week. Newman and Truex have been linked as the driver he will bring along. Sounds like Tony will drive the Office Depot/Old Spice car next year (no number yet) and Newman will drive the Jack Daniels car for Stewart-Haas-CNC or whatever new name they come up with.
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Teresa has been in over her head the entire time. If Truex leaves, they are in trouble. Reagan Smith needs a couple more years to develop, Aric Amirola will be a top 10 driver (just not next year; he also made a bad decision in leaving JGR) and Paul Menard is only there because of the last name and the sponsorship is brought with it. So long DEI...
I don't follow NASCAR but ever since the mess with her and Jr. I bet Dale Sr. is turning in his grave over how DEI has been handled.
Go Cubs Go!
I bet she keeps her interest in the retail/merchandising end of the business. Thats probably the big cash cow of DEI anyway.
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Thai Grilled Chicken & Broccoli on Napa Cabbage
From EatingWell: July/August 1995
Fish sauce (nam pla) and hot chile sauce are available in Asian markets and many large supermarkets.
Makes: 4 servings
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Nutrition Profile
Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low saturated fat | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 3 tablespoons reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon fish sauce, (nam pla)
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh lemongrass, or 1 teaspoon freshly grated lemon zest
- 2 teaspoons Thai hot chile sauce, or chile-garlic sauce
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 2 teaspoons grated fresh ginger
- 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon peanut oil, divided
- 1 pound chicken tenders, tendons removed, cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- Salt, to taste
- 8 ounces broccoli florets
- 6 thick scallions, trimmed and cut into 2-inch lengths
- 4 cups shredded napa (Chinese) cabbage
- 1 small cucumber, peeled, seeded and thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup sliced radishes
- 2 tablespoons chopped roasted peanuts
- Whisk together broth, lemon juice, fish sauce, lemongrass or lemon zest, chile sauce or paste, honey, ginger, garlic, and 1 1/2 teaspoons of the oil in a small bowl. Pour about half of this marinade into a shallow dish just large enough to hold chicken. Add the chicken, stirring to coat. Whisk the remaining 1 1/2 teaspoons oil into the remaining marinade and season with salt to use as salad dressing. Cover the chicken and the dressing and refrigerate for 1 hour, stirring the chicken once or twice.
- Prepare a medium-hot barbecue fire or preheat a gas grill. Remove the chicken from the marinade. Add broccoli and scallions to the dish, turning to coat with the marinade. On 4 long or 8 short skewers, alternate the broccoli, scallions and chicken. Grill, turning once or twice, until the chicken is browned and cooked through, about 6 minutes.
- Toss cabbage in a bowl with all but 1 tablespoon of the reserved dressing. Transfer to a serving platter and arrange the skewers on top. Drizzle with the remaining dressing. Garnish with cucumber slices, radishes and chopped peanuts.
Tips & Notes
- Fish sauce (nam pla) and hot chile sauce are available in Asian markets and many large supermarkets, or they can be ordered by mail from Anzen Importers, 736 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Portland, OR 97232, (503) 233-5111.
Per serving: 221 calories; 7 g fat (1 g sat, 3 g mono); 67 mg cholesterol; 14 g carbohydrates; 3 g added sugars; 30 g protein; 3 g fiber; 405 mg sodium; 374 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (120% daily value), Vitamin A (46% dv), Folate (18% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 2 vegetable, 4 lean meat, 1 fat
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Pressure tells a lot about people. In times of stress, we often revert to our true nature.
While living up north, a friend once said, "Ben only sounds Southern when he's angry." And it was true. The real me showed itself under pressure.
Since the death of Mayor Tim Walker last month, the Elizabethtown City Council has been feeling some stress. By law, the pressure to pick a successor falls to them. The group meets Monday afternoon in a special session and for the third time in 15 days that topic is on the agenda.
ISSUE: Fort Knox to lose 3/1 as Army downsizes
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In its move to meet cuts mandated by the Budget Control Act of 2011, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno recently announced reorganization decisions that include deactivating the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division stationed at Fort Knox. The 3,500 soldiers, support personnel and families Fort Knox will lose as a result of this decision most certainly will be felt in the community.
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ISSUE: Hardin County Fair
OUR VIEW: It is a tradition
Maybe it's a part of the yearning for a slower, simpler world, a less digitized world when others — including the National Security Agency — didn't have instant access to our privacy. Or perhaps it's more a desire to touch and embrace an older vehicle for communicating.
It could be both.
I'm referring to the return of the typewriter.
Even high school students are learning the joys and frustrations of tap tap tapping away on what many consider an anachronistic way of communicating.
Good news for my cohorts by survival that enjoy the grand title of retiree.Here's a bit of information to put a spark in your life.
Amazingly, the CASA of the Heartland volunteer program came about in ways which allow retirees to tap into a source of usefulness, joy and fulfilling rewards. By the time retirement arrives, most folks have been parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts or reached the age of maturity. They have the experience needed so desperately by CASA children and the Family Court of Hardin County.
ISSUE: Input on Elizabethtown's next mayor
OUR VIEW: Edna Berger recommended
For the second consecutive week, Elizabethtown City Council members went behind closed doors to discuss the vacancy created by Mayor Tim Walker's death. Expect another discussion Monday.
While dealing with grief and loss, the council members have been faced with a critical decision regarding appointment of a new mayor. The six members alone have the authority to select who will complete the remaining months of Walker's term.
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Our 9 week round the world trip included 8 days in the Rocky Mountains before taking the train to Vancouver. Our base was a timeshare resort inside the Banff National Park on the edge of Banff township and from here we traveled in our blue PT Cruiser hire car in every direction and as far as Jasper for an overnight stay.
For me these 8 days were fantastic, the Rocky Mountains and national parks are just so beautiful and provide activities for all age groups.The facilities provided for tourists are of a high standard which enable everyone to have an opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty. Good roads and walking tracks abound, whilst there are plenty of mountain hiking tracks to challenge the more adventurous.
I was impressed with the vast tracks of unspoilt land, nature as it was and hopefully how it will be for future generations. Our trip covered parts of Africa, Paris, North Eastern USA, East and Western Canada, Alaska, Hawaii and New Zealand, but of all those destinations Banff and the Rocky Mountains was outstanding.
Being a citizen of a country where snow and ice are rare, mountains scarce, and glaciers have not been around for millions of years a highlight of our trip was seeing exactly those things and being able to walk on a glacier was mindblowing.
Our base of Banff allowed us to easily do day trips by car to locations like Lake Louise,another trip included an overnight stay at Jasper. This trip included the visit to the Athabasca Glacier which was the "stand out" memory.
Generally we are not museum people but we are very interested in the North American Indian (now known as The First Nation People) and it was in Banff that we experienced the Luxton Museum of the Plains Indians, a magnificent museum recording the life and customs of these people prior to white settlement.
We also enjoyed the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, located in Banff and gives a history of the town.
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Very nice page! Great to see the Grizzly Bears.
Lucky you to see the grizzlies. I think they were still hibernating when we were there last month. Beautiful country though...even in winter!
Fantastic page Mike! :o) Loved the bear pix and the ferret story :o) Rocky mountaineer looks lovely... but probably a bit expensive for us. Nevertheless, I've save some of your tips for when we visit. I like the look of the cascade gardens and bow falls. Thanks again mate. Hugs, Ann xx
Hi Mike. Had a great time in Banff. Unfortunately didn't get to see any bears of any kind, but saw elk as close as the parking lot of our hostel. Great wildlife, superb hiking and what a setting:)Good restaurant recommendations
Hi Mike, great that you took the Johnston Canyon hike and also took the Rocky Mountaineer Train to Vancouver. I used to love those dome cars on Canadian and US trains.
You certainly enjoyed your holidays at Banff. Great page with interesting restaurants tips. Johnston Canyon and Cascade Gardens certainly attract us the most. Thanks for visiting our Hungary travel pages. ~ho & pang
You had a fantastic time too! We never did see a Grizzly in the wild, just Black Bears. Would have loved to have seen the Indians. Johnston canyon walk would have to be one of my all time favorites, that was beautiful!
Looks like a stunning place. Hoping to get there next year. Thanks for the great tips.
If you ever get farther west-I think you would like the parks in Utah & Arizona. I just got back and it was the most memorable trip in a lifetime. Rocks and color are superb. Come on back to US
Love the Grizzley Bears on this hp and the Cascade Gardens, Mountain Views, pools and just the wildlife in general is fantastic. Wonderful page and great photo's.
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Encore Wire Corporation ( WIRE ) will begin trading ex-dividend on April 03, 2013. A cash dividend payment of $0.02 per share is scheduled to be paid on April 19, 2013. Shareholders who purchased WIRE stock prior to the ex-dividend date are eligible for the cash dividend payment. This marks the 26th quarter that WIRE has paid the same dividend. At the current stock price of $34.37, the dividend yield is .23%.
The previous trading day's last sale of WIRE was $34.37, representing a -2.93% decrease from the 52 week high of $35.41 and a 45.76% increase over the 52 week low of $23.58.
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With its eight members calling diverse music scenes (New York, Sacramento and Portland) home, !!! is a dance-punk band that isn't afraid to get down and dirty — and also isn't afraid to mix things up. Pronounced "chk chk chk", this group has been on the radar of fans and critics alike since 2000, with the release of their eponymous debut. Taking their name from the movie The Gods Must Be Crazy, the !!! stand for Bushmen's clicking—though band members say that the three exclamation marks can stand for three sounds of any kind, such as Pow Pow Pow, Bam Bam Bam, or Uh Uh Uh. Very fitting for a band all about the beats.
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A local high school is hosting a fundraiser for one of its recent graduates, who is now paralyzed.
The football field at Havelock High School where Daniel Bailey played just last year is where the event will be held Monday evening. The "Walk With Daniel" Walk-A-Thon will be held on the track of the Havelock High School football field at 5 p.m. Monday.
An accident in Newport in Carteret County one month ago paralyzed the teen.
Donations will go to the Daniel Bailey Fund, to help his family pay for his recovery. Donations may be made directly and payable to the Daniel Bailey Fund at any First Citizens Bank or mail to:
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CAPES are 1-2K J/kg late this afternoon/early evening and highest in nw CWA. 0-6km Bulk Shear is 20-30 kts and highest in western CWA, so fairly weak organization of thunderstorms expected rest of today. The surface dewpoints fairly moist in low to mid 60s over central/southeast IL though moisture is fairly shallow over CWA with 850 mb dewpoints of 6-8C with deeper moisture in AR and sw MO. SPC has marginal risk of severe storms late afternoon/early evening over IL, with best risk west of IL where slight risk in eastern KS. SSW breezes 10-20 mph and gusts 20-30 mph this afternoon to diminish to 5-10 mph after sunset. Mild lows overnight in the mid to upper 60s. && .LONG TERM...(Thursday through Wednesday) ISSUED AT 253 PM CDT Wed May 25 2016 A persistent summer-like pattern will continue throughout the extended forecast. The main movement in the upper level pressure pattern will be the progression of the 300 mb low from southern Arizona Thursday morning to central Nebraska by Friday evening, and eventually becoming an open wave over Iowa on Saturday reaching Wisconsin on Sunday. The Bermuda High off the East Coast will hold firm across the southeast states during that time, limiting the eastward progression of the western US trough. At the surface, all frontal boundaries will remain in the northern and central Plains. Therefore, triggers for afternoon and evening convection will be more difficult to pinpoint. The one period that appears to have more agreement in widespread coverage of showers/storms looks to be late Thursday night but especially Friday as a weak surface wave progresses up through eastern Iowa and far western Illinois. Instability parameters look marginal for severe storms, with deep layer shear at 25 kts and MUCAPES of 1500 to 2500 J/kg. If we get a break in the clouds for increased insolation, we could see more of the area utilize the higher MUCAPE values. For now, have concentrated the only likely PoPs of the extended forecast in Knox county Thursday night and all but the far eastern counties on Friday. Beyond that, we went with lower trends in storm chances for the last half of the holiday weekend, with just slight chance PoPs for a majority of our forecast area Sunday night, Memorial Day, and Monday night. That is in response to upper level ridging and a weak surface high that passes over Illinois per the ECMWF and GFS. There will be spotty showers/storms that bubble up in the summer- time airmass during the afternoon/eve, but coverage and intensity appear very limited at this point. Better chances start again Tuesday through Wednesday as the next upper level wave makes its way toward Illinois from the SW states. The warmest day of the next week looks to be Thursday, with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Friday and Saturday may only reach the low 80s due to increased precip and cloud cover. Highs will creep toward the mid 80s on Sunday and Memorial Day due to a bit more sunshine. Dewpoints will remain the mid to upper 60s through Sunday, making for uncomfortable conditions for at least the first 2/3rds of the holiday weekend. Dewpoints dip to the lower 60s for Memorial Day through Wednesday, which still can feel muggy with highs in the low 80s. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Thursday afternoon) Issued at 1258 PM CDT Wed May 25 2016 A weak short wave from eastern IA into sw IL early this afternoon will northeast across central IL during this afternoon, reaching the IL/IN border by 00Z/7 pm. A band of showers and a few thunderstorms has recently developed along this feature ne of St Louis and will continue to develop as it lifts ne toward SPI around 19-1930Z, PIA and DEC by 20Z and BMI and CMI 21-2130Z. 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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - July 12, 1938, Abilene, Texas WIST TEXAS' OWM MEWSMKR VOL. LVI11, NO. Abilene "WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH VOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT -.-TEN PAGES ABILENE, TEXAS. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1938. ADDRESSING IN AMARILLO- PRICE5CENTS FDR Federal Judge, Speaks In Rain Downfall Fails To Dim Ardor For Plains Talk Best Crowd Of. His Tour Hears Farm Discussion By B. ARDERY AMARILLO, July ll.-o-Presi- clent Roosevelt appointed youngish Gov. James V. Allred a federal Judge today, and at dusk spoke In a pelting rain storm about water conservation nnd crop control. While the chief executive rail- roaded toward Amarlllo for the AMARILLO, July 11 (AP) Newsmen making ihe trip wilh President Roosevelt said the crowd at Amarilto today was the largest to greet Roosevelt since he was in Kentucky and as large as any to greet him on his westward trip. Local and state police estimat- ed the crowd at between 000 and or about to more- than Jammed the streets for the mother-in-law day celebration here March 9, when Mrs. Roosevelt was the guest of honor. third major address of his cross- country tour, a light rain started. Previously. Roosevelt had traveled through clear, baking hot weather. As the president traveled 24 blocks in an open car from the AinarMlo station to Ellwood park for his address, the rain in- creased in intensity. When RooscreK mounted (he speakers platform it was driving down. TALKS FARM PROGRAM Tiie president smiled and told his farm-minded audience "we need a greater permanency and greater annual security for those who use the soil." The administration crop control program, he said, was drafted to apply "common sense business principles to the Jjusiness of farm- ing and catlle raising.'1 Roosevelt's listeners were more happy (bin annoyed bv the whipping rain. Citizens said It was one of the hardest of re- cent years, and that it was needed. The crowd, estimated by police at more ihnn 100.000 was said by par- tics on the train to have been the largest since the president was in Kentucky. Three limes the president pro- voked cheers with references to the storm. "1 think this little shower (hat we've had is a mighty good omen." the chief executive said at the con- clusion of his address. Previously, he said (hat more nnd more is being learned about the best SPEECH, Tf. 10. Col. 7. Quaker State Probe Of Politics Ordered HARRISDURO. Pa.. July Paul N. Schaeffer today ordered the Dauphin county grand jury lo start an investigation Aug- ust 8 charges of political graft against Gov. George H. Earle and 13 of his associates, "There is reasonable cause." Jurtge Schaeffcr said, "to believe that an investigation of the charges made will disclose some criminal misconduct v. x affecting the pub- lic business." Insurgents Move Nearer Valencia HEiVDAYE, fYance (At the Span- ish July gent Gen. Garcia Valino's Navar- rese broke through the northwestern flank o[ (he Espadnn mountains today within sight of ScBorbc. Spanish government advices ad- mitted the enemy was "progress- ing" fn the offensive directed toward Valencia but sold the advance was "at the cost of heavy losses." Ihe Weather OrJnJfj: Turlly Inn Iran, r.ml E.IST il.V.IS: I'nrtlj rtmlf. nm ftnnil.rthnurn nr.lr thf npixr ttxJa liii.vlfr.lnwrM HVrtnV y parti f In trmprratnrr. Former College Grid Player In Abilene Held In Los Angeles Confidence Game LOS ANGELES, July a weird tangle of high finance, which officers said In- volved In notes to which the name ot mo- tion picture producer Louis B. Mayer was forged, was re- covered today. Horse racing, the stock mar- ket' and expensive trips to New York took the rest, district at- torney's Investigator John Klein said he was totd by George Donald Smart, sound recorder and.accused "brains" of the 1 strange case. Unwarranted use by Smart of the nnmes of such film notables as Charles Laughton, Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald was disclosed in the Investiga- tion, as offlcsrs probed a chain of pyramided ''notes" which Ihey said were forged with Mayer's signature, larger each time to ''cover" one previously issuer! and net the maker a profit. The protlt, which Klein Smart told Mm, had reached (30.000 when'authorities final- ly took him Into custody, might have gone as high as 1C pending "deals" had been con- sumated, district attorney's rep- resentatives reported. Booked with Smart in the county jail on suspicion of forg- ery, grand theft and conspir- acy Is Layne Britton, 30. studio makeup artist who, Investigators quoted Smart as declaring was simply an unwitting tool of his maneuvers. Britton at one time Is said to have Impersonaled voice over the tele- phone, but thought It was a. "gag." (Lajne "Sholltun" Britton was known In Weft Texas a football player. He atarred In the bicfcfftld for Stephenrille hlch school in 1927, and later played wilh the Simmons Cow- boys He has been In California or eight years.) Smart's plan, officers declar- ed, iva.s to announce that he was dealing, in Mayer's name, Cor clauses on stars' contracts which would sever their con- nections with Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer when and If Mayer retir- ed. Smart was quoted as ex- plaining secrecy was necessary so that Mayer's name would not he drawn Into the deal. UNWORRIED BY WHEEL MISHAP- Hughes Speeds Above Clouds To Moscow j. Lisut." Thomas A. Thurlow, navigator, is shown, atop How- ard Hughes', specially built transport plane 'at Nre York as he compensated the compass while the plane was being pre- pared for H takeoff on a trans- atlantic night. The hop to Paris was the first leg of round the world, flight THIS QUINTET BEATS LINDY'S OCEAN RECORD NEW YORK, July men who boat Lindbergh's time on a non-stop flight from New York to Paris today were' HOWARD HUGHES Tall, gangling and shy, Howard Hughes in 34 years has made sev- eral million dollars on 'movies, op- erated his father's oil-well drill fac- tory and set several records for fast flying. Extremely nervous, he Is slightly deaf and is one ot America's most careless dressers. He .attended four schools and was graduated from none of them. He calls himself a "sporteman- but his scientific study of ranfcs him near the top. HJ drinks moderately, but never smokes, and plays golf with a han- dicap of 2. When he was is he Inherited S17.000.000, nnd; he has been atidinj to It ever since. Hughes was born In Houston. RICHARD STODDAKT Richard Stoddart, radio engineer for tile flight, is n native of New York City. His education stopped with graduation from Newark, N. J.. high school. He is 37 and'has worked as radio operator on ships, planes and land stations. THOMAS THURLOW CONGRESSIONAL COMMUTE LAUNCHES TVA INVESTIGATION Chairman Donahey Says Probers Talked Only 'Questions Of Policy' KNOXVILLE. Tenn., July congressional committee offi- cially launched an investigation of the Tennessee Valley authority in a three-hour executive session today at which Chairman Vic Donahey (D-Ohio) said only "questions of policy" were discussed. "Our meeting was formulative altogether." Donahey declared. He said he did not know what procedure would be followed at the open hearings, which he said would begin "in Ihe near future." "Those matters will be determined later." he said, "possibly at another meeting of the committee here next Monday." TOUR STARTS TODAY -Tomorrow, the group will begin an 600-mile tour of the valley. TVA Chairman Harcourt A: Morgan and Director David E. Lilienthal will be among the TVA representatives on the trip. Donahey said last week he favored calling Chairman Mor- gan, Eiillenlhal and Dr. A. E. Mor- gan, deposed chairman, as the first witnesses so they might "lay their cards on the It was a dispute between Dr. Mor- gan on one side and Llilenthal and Harcourt Morgan on the other that precipitated the investigation. President Roosevelt demanded Dr. Morgan back up his accusations i wilh facts, and when he refused, Thomas L. Thtirtor, 33, (he president ousted him. Second Meeting Of Is s native ol Santa Ann. Calif., and a first lieutenant In the army air corps. At present he is. working on the development of air naviga- tion instruments and is an expert on the subject. EDWAKH LtiXn Edward Lund. 32, Hughps's nate engineer-mechanic, began his t n J career as an Ruto mechanic at Kai- TOIT DOOrO tspcll, Montana, hU native stale. He became associated with Hughes in 1932 and has held several impor- tant jobs in airplane factories. HARRV p. MCLEAN CONNOR A native of Passatc. N. J.. Harry P. McLean Conner, 38, learned nav- igation as a seaman. He holds a master's license, and served as nav- igator for Roger Q. Williams in 1929 ana 1030. Conner gave up avi- allon to return to the sea several limes, but now specializes In sea- dromes. Dr. filed suit last week asking reinstatement with back pay. All the committee members were present today except Sen. H. H. Schwartz who was ex- pected later in the week. Committee chairmen of the SVesl Texas Fair association have been called held into another session, to be t 3 o'clock this afternoon, by President D. H. Jeffcries. Committee chairmen met for a brief disc-ossion of plans Monday morning, and the second session was called In an effort to get ft greater attendance. Those present Monday were Jack Simmons.'Eddie Harold D. Austin. J. E. Orlsfom. Walter Jarrelt. D. H. Jcf- fcrles nnd T. N. Carswell. As M'Crow Accepts O'DANIEL ANSWERS OPPONENTS' ATTACKS By The Associated Press W. Lee O'Danlel, candidate for jovernor who has been dealt many i vrrb.il Jolt lately by some of his began talking back Mon- day. Meanwhile, Tom Hunter was hit- ling nl "ring control" in n radio ipeech. Knrl Crowley at Paris pro- mised to work for Texas (armors, md Ernest Thompson nl Anmillo act t poliltal fpcct'.i but was selected lo Introduce Presi- dent Roosevelt. O'Danlcl's Dallas headquarters an- nounced he would make a speech entitled "the professional politician" and dedicate it to McCraw Tuesday at Gonzolfs. McCmw has been re- ferring to O'Danlel In recent speeches as "Hut fellow from Ohio" and has been accusing him of isnor- ancc of Texas history and affairs In reply to thai, ODanlcl at Smith- vllle safd "names of Ohlcorij shlnt with luster through the pages of Texas history." He cited about dozen McCraw at Brownwood said he was "high pleased" over the pros- pecls of a with O'Danlel. "If any candidate wants to mutch a fight with me I'll take him on." Mc- Craw said, -in fact. 1 will tell the Sec CANDIDATES, Tj. 10, Cot. S. Mann Bids For Abilene Votes Gerald C. Mann, candidate for attorney general, invited Abilene voters to support him in a talk on the federal lawn Monday night. Speaking brtelly. Mann outlined his aims as attorney general after announcing that "no one solicited me lo make this made up my own mind.'' "We need to quit playing politics nnd began seriously and studiously considering the real problems of said Mann. "We need lo give less attention to the next election and more attention to Ihe governmental problem at hand. We should think less about the next election and more about the nexl generation." Mann pledged hlmsefl to ndmln- Isler his office according to his standards of Justice and fairness regardless of the political result "I'd rather be a one-iermer than a he avowed. Mann was Introduced by Joe Humphrey. Abilene high school government teacher. Earlier Mon- day he had appeared in Weather- ford and Olncy. Today he will talk In Cisco. Ranger. Eastlapd. Brown- wood, toleman. Ballingcr and, to- nlsht, San Angelo. Martin Oidtimers To Reunite Today RTANTON. July 11-Old rollers of Martin county will gather on the lawn of Ihe court home here THM- rtay evening at 6 o'clock for their annual old settlers' reunion and basket supper. All residents of the county who have lived here for 20 years or more have been issued special invitations, A record crowd Is anticipated. The first reunion was held In 1930 on the lawn of a private home, with about 250 attending, since that time It has been nn annual affair. Judge Turner Vance of Refuglo will preside as master of Cf remonles an entertainment program has been prepared. Gear Dangles After Takeoff Texas Sportsman Expects Hop To Take Seven Hours NEW YORK. July day) (iPt Howard Hughes' flight headquarters predicted today the mlllionnaire sports- man would land his giant sil- ver monoplane at Moscow be- tween and a.m. (Abi- lene time.) Manager Al Lodwick. said he expected the filers to refuel im- mediately for a quick get-a-way over Siberia. He expected them to take an easterly course out of Moscow rather than the southern route used by other7 filers. NEW YOHK. July ardHughes reported by radio at 15 o'cloc, tonight (Abilene time! that he was flying high over Ice- forming clouds In Central Europe tnd indicated was unconcerned his landing'gear was damaged In taking off from Paris for Moscow. "Sure." told an interviewer In the messages rebroadctst from Ber- lin, "we are all right u fir as we can see here. HE EXPRESSES CONCERN" "But we are worried about these rumors we have been hearing from hk voice faded out here but radiomen said he later explain- ed that he believed the retractable wheels were In'order. An instrument would show whether they were properly in place. At the time of the broadcast. Hughes' headquarters figured the globe-girdling party was 608 miles from Paris and slightly less than NEW YORK. Julj Howard Hujha' nitht head- here announced an llinerary tonijht which Indicat- ed he mljht be back In New York Thuradiy night or early Friday. FItortd roufhh-, he was expected to b. In the air betwetn 60 and 65 hours and on Ihe [round another 10 to 15, barring mishaps. After reaching Moscow, Hughes expected fo make a hop to Krasnoyarsk, Siberia. Other night] listed were to Yakutsk. Siberia, 1437 miles, then to Fairbanks, Alaska, 1M miles, and then miles Jo New York. 100 miles" east of Deutsch-Krone, Germany. "We have picked up quite a bit of speed and estimate we are mak- ing 220 miles per Hughes said by radio. "We are flying at 17.300 feet coming down now to lower -alti- tude. "We have been on top of a solid bank of clouds and we haven't seen the ground since we left Parts. The broadcast Just before mid- night was relayed to the United States by the Columbia Broadcast- Ing system. Earlier in Ihe evening, soon afler the Paris takeoff, the National Broadcasting company contacted the plane. Radio Engineer Richard Sloddart reported "everybody ts all right." UOUBT WHEEL HURT Sfoddart said the plane was go- ing 120 miles an hour at an altitude (if 16.000 feel but that how soon Ihey would reach Moscow was still See HUGHKS, Tt. Col. 5. John F. Hordawoy Thought Near Death Little hope was held last night for the recovery ot John P. Harda- wiy. vke-presldent and general manager of the West Texas Cotton- oll company, said relatives. Harda- has been critically HI the past week, and In poor health for a pe- riod of two years or longer. He Is at his home. 2J31 south Eighth street. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kardaway of Terrell, have been here since tils return from the Mayo clinic In Rochester, Minn., three weeks ago. Yesterday a sis- ter. Elizabeth Hardaway. srrlvM from Fresno, Calif., to at the bedside. PARADE FIGURE The chief executive handed Allred his oflicial commission while he two stood on Ihe rear platform of Roosevelt's special train The dramatic announcement came as a complete surprise Speaking beneath a blazing sun, the president said with a cmile :hat he had been accused of "making or breaking" precedents "Now I am about to create another he continued adding his announcement about Ihe ap- polntment. There were two Interpretations of Roosevelt's remark about creating a precedent. One was that the ap- pointment would be followed by the laming of other young men to Judicial posts. The other Inter- pretation was that the president was starting a. precedent by ap- a man outside a court dis- trlcf'as a federal Judge. Allred was named federal judge !or Ihe Southern Texas district, but rie does not reside there. The appointment surprised some Texas politicians because Allred had MRS. C. McDERMOTT Gross Plains Holds Reunion Candidates Speak To Biggest Crowd in Picnic's History By HARRY HOLT Reporter-News Staff Writer CROSS PLAINS. July southeastern Callahan county town of multiple Industries was host to- day to the largest crowd ever to attend the annual picnic and old- settlers reunion, which this year is the 57th consecutive celebration. Opening the lirst of a two-day event was the downtown parade this morning, led by tht Cross Plains municipal band. Commercial floats and reproductions of old western scenes were, featured. Pioneers took an active part in the parade and foremost amonp this group was Sirs. J. C. McDcrmoll, 75, who rode an old-fashioned side saddle, SKe Is one of Ihe early settlers of Pioneer county and her sons are among the leading ranchers of Callahan county. Charles Bar, a resident of the county 58 years, and Davis Mont- gomery, who has been here more than half a century, manned a hack of frontier-day style that drew much comment. RODEO FOR AMATEURS Afternoon attractions were at the shaded picnic grounds on bank ol TurVey creek. Political speeches were made by William McCraw. candidate for governor; Alton M. Mead, candidate tor lieutenant- governor; Frank Morris, rnndid.ite for railroad commissioner; and Clarence H. Miller, candidate lor governor Paul Hair, local attor- ney, was in charge of the speak- ing. Old-time fiddlers took their flint? on the program tonight when a square dance was held. The carni- val was also one of the attractions. Tilt for amateurs only a minimum of Inter- r-Rl In the arena surrounded by cot- ton bagging. Walter Preston won the calf roping in 28 seconds. Ivan Spinlcs of Abilene, carrying a five- second penalty, was second with time of 29 seconds anct Henry Wllks was third in 31 1-2 seconds. rilO ROPERS R.VRRKD H. McDermoll. local rancher, was first In the wild cow milking con- test wilh 11 seconds. Leo Hutf ot Dora second in 29 sfrondj and third went to Spinks. 30 seconds. Several good calf ropers were on hand, but were not entered since they were termed professionals. Ruben Knight and Homer Johnson are In charge. Speakers on the Tuesday program, beginning at 10 a. n. are Gerald Mann. Robert Calvert Ralph candidates for attorney general: Omar Burkctt. E. M. (Fd) Curry. T. S. Ross and Wayne C. Sellers, candidates for state repre- sentative; Pierce Brooks nnd George A. Davlsson. candidates for lieuten- ant governo' PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES POLICY OF APPOINTING YOUNGER MEN IN NAMING GOVERNOR JURIST Chief Executive Says People's Efforts To Improve Federal Judiciary Success AMARfLLO, July Gor. James V. Allred, appointed today to the federal bench by President Roosevelt, said here: "I do not know just when I will decide whether to serve out my term governor. It will kt af- ter the primaries before I de- cide." was appointed federal Judie of the newly created South Teiaj district which in- cludes a total of 44 counties. "I still am so thrilled over the appointment that I have not really had a chance to think x x I." Altred said not been recommended by either Tom Connally or Morris the Lone Star state senators. Informed persons said Connally suggested Wilton D. Taylor of Houston for the appointment and Sheppard recommended Brant- !ev Harris of Galveston. In his talk the president his previously-expressed view that "the efforts of the people of this country to Improve our federal judicial system have succeeded." "Our principal objectives for tht Improvement of justice are on the way to be fully he added, continuing: "In line ivith Ihese purposes 1 am seeking, wherever it Is possible, to nominate younger men to posi- tions on the federal bench. "That thought coupled with his fine record has led me to offer the position of United States dis- trict judge for the Southern dis- trict of Tesas to V. Allred, governor of Texas." The president described Allred "a citizen of the whole state" and added that he "has established equitable record for fearlessness, honesty and good administration.' Responding. Allred tofd the. crowd that "from the bottom of my heart I want to thank the president (or this great honor.'' When he announced Allred's ap- pointment, the chief said with smile: "Governor, step forward. I hand you herewith your oflicial appoint- ment." The crowd applauded as the commission was handed over. Expect Resignation Of Allred In Faff AUSTIN. July Governor James V. Allred probably will re- sign early this fall after the demo- cratic primary' elections, friends said here today. Immediately after announcement by President Roosevelt of the gov- ernor's appointment as judge of a new federal court in south Texas Allred said he did not know whether he would finish his second term as chief executive, but usually well In- formed sources express opinion he i might step out In September. If he did re-sign. Lieutenant-Gov- ernor Walter F. Woodul, a candidate for attorney general, would become governor and serve until a man to be elected this summer and fall was Inaugurated in January. Woodul, 45, Is a, lawyer of Houston. Appointments Irk Senators FD Shuns Advice Of Reactionaries Solans In Choices WASHINGTON. July President Roosevelt appears to be risking a terrific, row at the next session of the senate by pointedly Ignoring certain senators In making: appointments to high office. Several recent appointments have been interpreted as outright snubs to anil-court bill senators, notably Byrd arid Glass ot Virginia ai-.d McCarran of Nevada. Traditionally, a senator's advko often carries great weight at the, White House .when a ma'.i from his state Is being considered for an im- portant federal some recent nominations have been such aj to cause senatorial gnashing of teeth. Whether the nomination today of Governor Allred of Texas to a federal Judgeshlp would Increase the pros- pects of senate: explosion next January, remained, to be seen. ALLRED'S CHOICE LIKED The answer to this question de- pended lately upon the attitude of Senator Cqnnally An op- ponent of ihe president's bills to re- both the courts and the executive branch of the government, he had endorsed Walter D. Taylor of Houston for (he judgeship to which Allred was nominated. Senator Sheppard (D-Texas) who went along with the president on, the court reorganization program, also had endorsed another man for the old friend. At- torney Brantly Harris of Galveston. But any chance that he would op- pose confirmation of Governor All- red appeared eliminated when he told reporters: "I accept 'ihe president's de- cision. Governor Allred will make an able judge." Many politicians here beJiered that Connally also would refrain from opposing confirmation. Foreign Residents Leave China City SHANGHAI. July foreigners at Kiukiang were reported evacuated today as severe fighting surged within 14 miles of the im- portant Yangtze port and Chinese threatened to apply their scorched earth tactics by destroying buildings of use to the Invaders. The evacuation was carried out by the British gunboat Cockchafer and the steamer Wenchow which, with the United States gunboat Mo- nocacy. were said to have steamed eight miles upstream outside the immediate danger zone. Kiukiang is 135 miles down the Yangtze from Hankow, provisional Chinese capital, the goal ot the Japanese. H PC Dean And Wife Parents Of Girl A daughter was born at last night In Hcndrick Memorial hos- pital fo Mr. and Mrs. z. T. Huff of Brownwood. Mr. Huff is dean of Howard Payne college, and Mrs. Huff is the former Jane Stinson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stinson. The baby is the only grandchild of the Stlnsons. FROM Clint Small, Stumping For Thompson, To Speak Tonight On Postoffice Lawn Sen. Clint Small of Amarilto, on a stumping tour for Ernest O. Thompson, candidate for governor, wilt speak In Abilene tonight at o'clwfc on the federal lawn In behalf ot the railroad commission- er's campaign. Senator Small speaks today at S p. m. :n Cisco, and will arrive here shortly afterward. Preceding his talk, the Abilene high school Eagle band will piny a concert from to p. m. In the absence of E. St. Over- shiner, chairman of Ihe Taylor county forces supporting Thompson for governor, J. C. Hunter, presj- dent of Ihe Abilene chamber o[ commerce, will preside and Tom K. Kplcn will Introduce the Pan- handle senator. The talk will bt broadcast over radio station KRBC from to 9 o'clock. From Abllerte. Senator Small goes to Sweetwatw where he will speak again Wednesday afternoon, and thence to Big Spring for an rvUress Wednesday night. Senator Smill has been an active supporter of west Texas oil inter- ests in the legislature and alsohallj from Thompson's home town. ;


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Ranked among the classic novels of the English language and the inspiration for several unforgettable movies, this early work of H. G. Wells was greeted in 1896 by howls of protest from reviewers, who found it horrifying and blasphemous. They wanted to know more about the wondrous possibilities of science shown in his first book, "The Time Machine, "not its potential for misuse and terror. In "The Island of Dr. Moreau" a shipwrecked gentleman named Edward Prendick, stranded on a Pacific island lorded over by the notorious Dr. Moreau, confronts dark secrets, strange creatures, and a reason to run for his life.
While this riveting tale was intended to be a commentary on evolution, divine creation, and the tension between human nature and culture, modern readers familiar with genetic engineering will marvel at Wells's prediction of the ethical issues raised by producing smarter human beings or bringing back extinct species. These levels of interpretation add a richness to Prendick's adventures on Dr. Moreau's island of lost souls without distracting from what is still a rip-roaring good read.
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Often called the father of science fiction, British author Herbert George (H. G.) Wells literary works are notable for being some of the first titles of the science fiction genre, and include such famed titles as The Time Machine, The War of the Worlds, The Island of Doctor Moreau, and The Invisible Man. Despite being fixedly associated with science fiction, Wells wrote extensively in other genres and on many subjects, including history, society and politics, and was heavily influenced by Darwinism. His first book, Anticipations of the Reaction of Mechanical and Scientific Progress Upon Human Life and Thought, offered predictions about what technology and society would look like in the year 2000, many of which have proven accurate. Wells went on to pen over fifty novels, numerous non-fiction books, and dozens of short stories. His legacy has had an overwhelming influence on science fiction, popular culture, and even on technological and scientific innovation. Wells died in 1946 at the age of 79.
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