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|Lepidium draba (L.) Desv
|Synonym(s): whitetop, globed-podded hoarycress, peppergrass, whiteweed
Hoary cress, or whitetop, is a perennial forb in the mustard family that can grow up to 2 ft. (0.6 m) tall. The leaves are soft, gray-green, 1.5-3 in. (3.7-7.6 cm) long with fine hairs and heart-shaped bases. The lower leaves tend to have more hairs than the upper leaves. The upper leaves clasp to the stem of the plant. Flowering occurs in early spring to early summer, when white, four-petaled flowers develop in clusters at the apex of the stem. The fruit are heart-shaped seed pods. Hoary cress invades rangelands, pastures, streambanks, and open forests primarily in the western United States, although it does occur in the East. It can form large infestations that can displace native species and reduce grazing quality. Hoary cress is native to Central Europe and Western Asia and was first introduced into the United States in the early 20th century.
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I just had an interesting one that I want to share and write down for my own benefit. It might be a little long.
This dream occured in my current house, with the same floorplan, same exterior brick walls, same furniture, same gun-rack, etc. I mention this only because this is unusual for me. I have recurring places pop up in my dreams from time to time, but I've never before had a dream that was so clearly happening in my real-life home.
The start of the dream is a bit fuzzy, but I think I was moving into the house, because there were boxes and I had rented a truck-van (which was interesting in itself. It was a smallish SUV with 4 full doors and an 8ft or so enclosed van area behind them, followed by a full 8ft open bed, yet it wasn't hard to drive :scratchchin: )
Anyway, I returned the truck-van, rode my motorcycle home (which was also identical to my real-life bike), and a little ways down my street, I encountered a small gang of tough-looking bikers (5-6 guys), all on sport-bikes, like mine. Their leader was a tall wiry white guy with black hair and a black jacket, and he started trying to recuit me to go start something somewhere (don't remember that part). I politely excused myself and rode the rest of the way to my house.
I pulled in and parked in the garage, and went out into my backyard for some reason, I think it was to clean up some debris. In the backyard, I encountered another tough-looking biker gang (also 5-6guys), but these guys all rode Harleys and their leader was a big black guy who kinda looked like Wesley Snipes. They started talking about how much they hated sport-bikers and "composite bikes" and how they were gonna kill the next guy they saw who had one, and also tried to recruit me to their cause.
They wouldn't let me leave, but just about this time, the first gang showed up again (I have no idea how all these people were getting behind my house). I started moving towards my back door with both groups trying to recuit me, and right before I went in, I said "Well, I dunno guys. Why don't you ask him (meaning Mr. Tall & Lanky) about his composite bike." and closed the door.
I decided I needed to go to my room and arm myself at this point. I had my USP on my hip, and the first rifle to jump into my hands was for some reason my .22 Rem 597. :tumbleweed: I figured it was better than nothing, and left my room to go into the living room. As I turned the corner, there was a man standing there messing with something against the wall. I dropped to a knee and leveled the .22 at him, only to realize it was a older delivery-guy who had let himself in (?). I apologized and explained the situation to him, and he told me that I might want something bigger than a .22, because the two gangs had decided to join up and kill me, and were deciding how best to burst in.
I let him out the backdoor, and no sooner had I closed it behind him, Mr. Tall & Lanky was at the door trying to look in, though he apparently couldn't see anything. It dawned on me that my AR was in the same closet as the .22, and how dumb I had been for not grabbing it to start with. I sprinted to my room, and caught a glimpse of the other gang out the front window, about to kick in the door.
I pulled my AR from the rack, pulled the charging handle, and watched a live JSP slide into the chamber (this part was accurate to how I actually store my AR). I stuffed the loaded extra 30rd mag I keep next to it in my back pocket, checked my USP, and went back to the living room with weapon shouldered.
My first defensive position was in a hallway that gave me a pretty good veiw of the front door and the entry hallway. That hallway would force anyone who came through the door to walk almost straight towards me, making it an easy shot. However, I realized that the back door to my left was much harder to cover, and I was behind a sheetrock interior wall that would give me no cover. :theyareontome:
I decided this was a bad place to be, even as both gangs started beating on the front and rear doors, and ran across my living room behind the brick fireplace that sticks out into the room. This gave me a much better view of the back door, I was behind hard cover (at least from one angle), and I could turn and fire through the kitchen breakfast bar area at anyone in the entry hallway.
The doors were starting to give, I was crouched behind the fireplace with sights trained on the backdoor, and I remember thinking "omg! I don't have a backdrop outside that will stop a .223! Do I shoot this guy in the doorway or let him move inside until he's in front of the exterior brick?"
And then I woke up.
My thoughts:
The thought of finding my cell phone to call 911 never occured to me. I don't know why; it's the first thing that should have, as soon as I got inside.
My doors are not that strong. They held up in the dream for a few kicks, but in real-life I had no doubt that one solid boot would splinter the front door in short order. My roomate's and I have asked our landlord about getting a real door, but so far nothing's happened. Maybe I'll look into that again.
I need to plan out a few firing angles through my house. It was a bad feeling realizing that the first place I had chosen might as well have been hiding behind a bedsheet.
I also need to think about backdrops. My house is all solid brick exterior, which should stop or at least make non-lethal a JSP .223 or handgun round, in my understanding. The doorways and windows will obviously not, and I don't have a good solution for this. The last thing I want is to stop some guy kicking in my door dead in his tracks, and find out 1hr later that the bullet went through my neighbors fence and into their house. :ahhhhh: I'll have to think on this.

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text: Today our country has lost a true American original, my friend and mentor Robert C. Byrd.Senator Byrd was a man of surpassing eloquence and nobility. And I will remember him for many things, but most of all for a heartfelt comment he made to me in the dark days following the attack on our country on 9/11. My state of New York was reeling and we were scrambling to provide support and relief. "Think of me as the third senator from New York," he said. And he meant it. Thanks to the leadership of Senator Byrd, who chaired the Appropriations Committee, New Yorkers and Americans got the help we needed. I will never forget his devotion and his friendship in that critical time.


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I bought it at bridalware house. It is new with tags still because I had to push back the wedding. It's a beautiful dress.
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Are you planning a wedding? Don't forget to include the family dog. It has become a trend for pet owners to include their four legged family members in their wedding ceremony, or at least to have them present. Pet owners think of their dogs as family and quite naturally want to include them in their special day.
Preparing the Pet
Have the dog groomed the day before the ceremony so he or she will look their best. If the dog has a long coat, you may want to take a brush with you to the ceremony and have someone appointed to brush the dog's hair just before he walks down the aisle.
Any pet owner knows that life with a pet is unpredictable, so be sure to remember this on your wedding day, too. You can rehearse all you want, but on the day of the wedding, Fido might have other ideas on how he wishes to behave. Don't stress over it if Fido wanders away and lies down instead of standing with the wedding party.
It's also a good idea to make sure someone is appointed to take the dog for a potty walk right before the ceremony. The dog may be nervous and you don't want any accidents in the middle of exchanging your vows. If the worse does happen, laugh it off and continue on, even if someone must use a "pooper scooper" behind you.
Notify Guests in Advance
It is your wedding and you should plan it however you want, but it is courteous to let guests know that your family dog will be part of the wedding ceremony, or will at least be in attendance. The best way to let them know is to include this information on your invitations.
This allows guests with dog allergies or dog fears to be prepared or to graciously decline before they arrive and are taken by surprise. Other dog lovers may contact you to ask if they can bring their own dog, since yours are coming. You can either allow it or tell them no, but remember that they might get upset if you do not allow other dogs to attend since yours are.
Arrange Dog Sitters
While it is okay to have your dog be part of the ceremony, it's advisable to not include them in the reception, especially if it is a formal dinner and dance. Arrange for a dog sitter to pick up your dogs after the ceremony and take them home so you can enjoy your reception without worrying about your furry friend.
Don't worry, he has probably had enough of the wedding by now and will gladly go home to familiar surroundings. Remember to enjoy your day and enjoy having your pet with you no matter how it turns out. You'll enjoy the memories in years to come!
If you are allowing other dogs to come, be sure to tell your guests, in advance, that dogs are only allowed at the ceremony, so they can make arrangements to have their dogs picked up or can take them home. If guests are staying in hotels, some of them even offer pet sitting services. You can go the extra mile and include a list of pet friendly hotels in your invitation.


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Vodafone's HTC Desire gets updated: not with Froyo, but with 360 services (in the UK and Netherlands)
Although Android 2.2 Froyo updates for the HTC Desire should have started since the end of July, Vodafone UK and Vodafone Netherlands are still not offering the long-awaited update to their Desire customers.
They did update the smartphone recently, though, but with something that you may not even need: 360 services (360 is Vodafone's own-branded suite of internet services, apps and widgets).
At the moment, Vodafone says it's "still working on the Android 2.2 update with HTC and Google and is planning to release it as soon as possible."
If you want an HTC Desire that surely runs Android 2.2, the best thing you can do is go to China and get one from there – like the Wildfire, the Desire is being sold with Froyo onboard to Chinese customers. Of course, this is not a serious piece of advice. Unlocked Desires have already got the 2.2 update in Europe, so Vodafonized Desires should get it really soon, too.
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May 1, 2014
DALLAS (SMU) – SMU women's golf sophomore Jenny Haglund has been named to the All-American Athletic Conference Team, the conference office announced Thursday.
Haglund won last week's American Athletic Conference Championship by five strokes, finishing the final two rounds with a pair of 71s to lead the Mustangs to a third-place team finish at the Championships. The Mustang sophomore is currently 30th in the nation in the Golfstat rankings, golfing 11 of her 29 rounds at par or better this season.
SMU will head to the NCAA Central Regional for the sixth time in its program's history next week, as the Mustangs take part in the three-day 54-hole event in Stillwater, Okla. This season marks the Mustangs' second-consecutive appearance at the event.


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The kiwi rose to a five-week high against the Australian dollar, extending its gains of the past week on expectations the Reserve Bank is more inclined to raise interest rates while its counterpart could be looking at a cut.
It rose to 79.66 Australian cents at 5pm in Wellington from 79.52 cents at the start of the day and earlier reached 79.73 cents, the highest since November 5. It traded at 83.43 US cents from 83.40 cents at the start of the day and up from 83.27 cents a day earlier.
The kiwi has advanced against its trans-Tasman counterpart since the Reserve Bank of Australia cut its key rate to 3 percent on December 4, citing a subdued economic outlook.
Two days later, Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler all but ruled out a rate cut, citing inflationary pressures on the horizon from Auckland's housing market and the rebuild of Christchurch.
The kiwi's gain "is on the view that the RBNZ's next move is a hike and the next move in Oz is a cut", says Tim Kelleher, head of institutional FX sales at ASB Institutional.
It could climb to 80 Australian cents, but at that level "there were plenty of sellers". The local currency could again test its recent trading range upper level of around 83.50 cents, though it could run into sellers at around 83.75 cents.
The trade-weighted index rose to 74.69 from 74.57 at the start of the day and little changed from 74.64 the previous day.
Underlining the relative strength of the domestic economy, Real Estate Institute figures showed the median house price in New Zealand set a record for a second straight month, reaching $383,250 in the strongest sales volume in five years.
Sales rose 24 percent to 7454 in November from a year earlier.
Government figures showed retail spending on debit, credit and charge cards rose 0.5 percent last month, more than expected, stoking optimism for a fourth-quarter rebound in retail sales after a surprise decline in the third quarter.
Currency markets are awaiting the outcome of the Federal Open Market Committee's two-day meeting starting overnight amid speculation the Fed could announce an escalation of its quantitative easing measures as its Operation Twist comes to an end.
Still, with little sign that politicians in Washington can resolve their differences over the fiscal cliff, some strategists believe the Fed will keep its powder dry.
The kiwi traded at 64.50 euro cents from 64.58 cents the previous day and slipped to 51.89 British pence from 51.96 pence. It was at 68.77 yen from 68.70 yen.
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Baseball season is in full swing in 1955 and poor Joe Boyd's Washington Senators can't catch a break. What the fans wouldn't do for a long ball hitter and a chance to beat that team from the Bronx, including making a deal with the devil. Light Opera Works opens their season with DAMN YANKEES,the 1955 Broadway musical, now playing through Sunday, June 15. at Cahn Auditorium in Evanston.
With a memorable score by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, you'll be singing right along with "You Gotta Have Heart" and "Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets," accompanied by a 28-piece orchestra. Mr. Applegate (a.k.a. The Devil) is mischievously played by L.O.W.'s own artistic director, Rudy Hogenmiller who steals the show whenever he's on stage. Although one must give credit to the voluptuous Lola, played by Erica Evans, last seen as Annie Oakley in "Annie Get Your Gun" who sings and dances her way into your heart as well. Brian Acker as the young baseball player, Joe Hardy is handsome with strong vocals. And the cast of characters on the baseball team will keep you laughing.
DAMN YANKEES won the Tony Award for Best Musical and originally starred Ray Walston and Gwen Verdon with choreography by Bob Fosse.
Bring your dad, bring you brother, bring your kids. Actually, the story of a downtrodden baseball team continues to ring true on both sides of our city. But this is one play that's a sure winner!
Light Opera Works' season continues with FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (August 9 -24), COLE PORTER'S GREATEST HITS (October 3 - 12) and THE MERRY WIDOW (DECEMBER 19-31). For tickets, call 847-920-5360 or www.lightoperaworks.com.


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Rainfall totals through 10:30pm reached more than 1″ in Paragon, close to 1/2″ in parts of Indy, and 1/3″ in Carmel. The rain moves out overnight while we're sleeping.
Early Tuesday, the showers end and winds of change pick up. We could see winds gusting 20-30 mph out of the northwest ushering in the cooler air. Highs Tuesday will feel more like mid-October in the mid 60s.
The cool air peaks Wednesday morning when wake-up temps fall into the low 40s in the city, 30s in outlying spots. The record low for Indy is 38 wet in 1956. We'll be 30 degrees colder Wednesday morning than we were Monday afternoon!
If skies clear and winds diminish, we'll have the setup in place for the coldest air since May 10th. While the city may stay in the low 40s, some spots could fall as low as the mid 30s. A patchy frost may be possible in a couple spots like Terre Haute and Crawfordsville.
Our trend for cooler weather may continue later this week, next week, and into the first part of October! The Climate Prediction Center has Indiana in a high probability of below normal temps.
Your WTHR-TV 7-Day shows another cold front moving through Friday into early Saturday bringing another batch of rain. Behind it, we'll have another cool snap – just in time for the official start of Fall at 10:49 am Saturday. Sunday morning – if it's not too cloudy – could flirt with upper 30s/low 40s yet again.
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100% natural revitalisant that rebuilds damaged hair, protects prior to perming, conditions during coloring services, maximizes curl retention.16.5oz size
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Shampoo and towel dry hair. Work 1/4 to 1/2 oz of Natural Protein Conditioner thoroughly into hair. Leave on for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, style as usual.
Color work and permanent waving:
Add 1/4 oz of Natural Protein Conditioner to tint, toner, bleach or permanent wave lotion for added conditioning.
For pre-perm conditioning:
Apply 1/4 to 1/2 oz of Natural Protein Conditioner to hair for 5 to 10 minutes before perming. Do not rinse out, wrap hair and proceed with curling lotion as usual.
For better curl retention after perming:
An acidifying rinse is recommended. After neutralizing, rinse, and towel drying the hair, comb a mixture of equal parts Natural Protein Conditioner and Apple Cider Vinegar through the hair for 2 to 3 minutes. Rinse and proceed with styling.
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Excellent ProductAfter searching for what seems like forever, and spending a small fortune, I have finally found a few products that are natural, and actually work. I put this in a spray bottle and used it for 30 minutes after washing & towel drying my hair. my thin, fine hair already looks and feels so much thicker. It smells exactly like soy sauce, but isn't overwhelming after you rinse it out. my hair didn't feel silky when I was rinsing it, but once it was dry, you could totally see, and feel the difference. I am going to continue using this product and would recommend it to anyone.Jul 28, 2013Jheri Redding Professional Natural Prote...HAIR TYPEAuburn / Fine or Thin Hair
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Did I Say Soy Sauce???This conditioner does have the consistency of soy sauce, and it also smells and looks like soy sauce. It doesn't even feel like a traditional conditioner. But amazingly, my scalp feels very good.
What I have done is every other time I condition my hair, I add this conditioner just to my scalp, plus a more traditional conditioner to my hair. It seems to work very well. Now after I rinse and dry I still feel like I smell like a walking Japanese restaurant but I don't care. My scalp feels very good.
I like that this is really a cheap way to take care of my dry scalp, but I would suggest it being a little thicker so that it does not run down my face.Mar 21, 2012Jheri Redding Professional Natural Prote...HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair
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Too Awesome Of A Product To Be Taken Off The Market!I have used this product for close to 9 years. I first bought it after my hairdresser noticed my hair was breaking and thinning due to perms and coloring and she suggested I try it. I added a little bit to my conditioner that I used daily and it kept my hair totally healthy and shiny..The outcome of the product was well worth its horrible smell (like raw vitamins).. When Sally's beauty supply stopped selling it and I ran out my hair suffered. I searched for months to find it in stock online (because others OBVIOUSLY loved it as much as I) and finally found some on Folica.com and bought as much as I could at the time. Well i ran out again about a month back... AGAIN my hair is suffering! It looks terrible and its breaking and popping so bad I look like I have static flying from my head. PLEASE put this product back on the market or at least let us know what its replacement is! There are not many products I can use on my hair because my hair is very fine and gets weighted down easily. THIS PRODUCT WORKED without fail!! Very Sad Customer =(..Dec 11, 2011Jheri Redding Natural Protein Conditione...HAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Fine or Thin Hair
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Smells Like Soy SauceThe product smells just like soy sauce, but it works fantastic on my thin, chemically treated, and fried hair.Dec 5, 2011Jheri Redding Professional Natural Prote...HAIR TYPEBlonde / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Found It At Last!!!I had all but given up finding this superb conditioner until I found this site. I have seen it actually restore bleached hair that was almost destroyed. It works wonders, but does have an unpleasant smell. The miracle it works outweighs this.Oct 25, 2011Jheri Redding Professional Natural Prote...HAIR TYPEBlonde / Color Treated Hair
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The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread!!For anyone who has never tried this product..well...you SHOULD!! This is a REAL RE-conditioner. (notice I did not call it a conditioner. It's a re-conditioner.) It can actually help to rebuild damaged hair. It's not a superficial, feel good kind of conditioner that simply coats the hair. It penetrates into the cortex of the hair, helping to rebuild the cortical structure of the hair. The cortex is where the hair's strength comes from. It's also what is damaged when you perm, color, or bleach or swim in chlorinated pools. Do NOT buy this product looking for a great fragrance....REAL protein STINKS......When you rinse it off, you'll need to follow with a plain conditioner or a detangler product.
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Jheri Redding/Paula Kent, thus RedKen).
As a hairdresser (retired), I've used this product for at least 35 years with ALWAYS great results. There are hundreds of ways this can be used in addition to re-conditioning hair. Along with a couple of other ingredients, it makes a fantastic suntan lotion! It can be added to color, added to perming solutions, used in between perm solution and the neutralizer, and can truly bring bleached hair back from the brink of destruction!
I do not exaggerate...not one teeny bit.Jun 26, 2011Jheri Redding Professional Natural Prote...HAIR TYPEAuburn / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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If You Have Damaged Hair, You Need ThisMy hair is dry, damaged and has a ringlet curl pattern. I've dyed it before three times, in addition to sew-ins. I am also a natural (never relaxed). My hair is fine and the heat and color damage really caught up with me. I'm in the process of babying my hair back to it's former glory. My mom didn't know much about curly hair so as an adult i'm finally getting ethnic haircare down. I left this in for about an hour ( you don't have to, but I lost track of time). When I rinsed this stuff out my hair was soooooo soft and easy to comb out. It also had more sheen than usual. It did NOT dry my hair out like the Aphogee protein treatment. I followed with a cholesterol conditioner and sat underneath a hooded dryer and the results were great. It was easier to blowdry, I didn't have much breakage, and my frizzy, split ends looked 70% better after one use. After flatironing my natural, unruly hair it was bone straight. The only thing I'm confused about is how often this conditioner should be used. I know too much protein can be harmful on the hair.
Con: Liquid formula makes it hard to tell how much is used and it it was distributed thoroughly. Smells like soy sauce. No, really. Just like Chinese takeout, but the smell didn't stay in my hair after following with my deep conditioner.
Bottom line: buy this.May 16, 2011Jheri Redding Natural Protein Conditione...HAIR TYPEBlack / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Chapter VI
Oscar Martin Carter
Oscar Martin Carter's complete life story should be written because it is stranger than fiction and needs a thick book to do justice to its merits. 0. M. Carter was a genius and for that reason went through life a rather lonely victim of his own great talents that set him off from the ordinary man.
He was born September 2, 1842, at Salem, Massachusetts Left an orphan when very young, he was bound out to people who were cruel to him. He ran away, and at Northfield Vermont, he learned the tinner's trade. Later he joined a pack train hauling freight across western plains. In this way he first saw Colorado and became interested in mining.
Carter's versatility in business management and in professional skills baffles belief. He worked as a cook for an ox-team caravan; at Central City he mined; all through the Mid-West he plied his trade as a tinner; he worked for the Union Pacific Railroad at Omaha; at Ashland, Nebraska he operated a hardware store, a tin shop, and a flour mill all at the same time that he managed Governor Saunders' race for the U. S. Senate.
For six years he was the government's trader with the Sioux Indians at the Rosebud Indian Agency. After 1885, he became president of six banks centering around Omaha, while he was also president of the American Loan and Trust Company in Omaha. In 1887, Carter sold his interests in Nebraska and came to Houston. By 1890, he had bought both the Houston City Street Railway Company and the Bayou City Street Railway Company in the interests of his Omaha and South Texas Land Company venture.
Mr. Carter was the inventor of the Carter Bit, and he manufactured the Standard Collapsible Rotary Drill and Core Barrel. He operated a gold and silver mine in Colorado. The record of his achievements is fantastic. And the greatest of his accomplishments was his real estate venture in Houston Heights.
On April 25, 1866, at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, he was married to Miss Cinderella Thomas. There were six children born to this marriage. But for years in Houston, Mr. Carter never made a home, living at the Hutchins House or his hotel.
In 1915, his first wife died at her home, in Denver. In 1920, Mr. Carter married Miss Nellie Green. From that time until his death on January 6, 1928, he made his home at 1316 Heights Boulevard.
Many people remember that Mr. Carter could have taken their homes and he refused to do so. The citizens of Houston Heights in their dealings with Mr. Carter found always complete honesty and gentle courtesy. This history in its probings uncovered no record of any suit involving a charge of unfair treatment in the vast real estate deals that Mr. Carter handled in developing Houston Heights. Mr. Carter in more ways than one was truly the Founder of the Heights.
Daniel Denton Cooley
As a young man he went West and settled at Ashland, Nebraska. Here he engaged in the mercantile business and became cashier in the First National Bank of which 0. M. Carter was president. In 1887, he became associated treasurer and general manager with Carter's newly organized Omaha and South Texas Land Company.
By 1892, the company's vast real estate venture had become a reality and "lots in an improved addition" were for sale. Mr. Cooley's office after 1893 was in the west corner of the hotel built by the company on 19th and Ashland. His home at 1802 Boulevard was the first erected that street.
From the beginning of the Heights development, Cooley had worked to establish schools, and in 1894 Cooley School opened. For years Mr. Cooley served on the school board for the Heights.
In 1882, D. D. Cooley married Miss Helen Grace Winfield and when the couple located in the Heights, they brought with them their three small sons. The family was active in the first Episcopal services at St. Stephen's Mission held for a number of years at Cooley School. Later Cooleys were leaders in establishing St. Andrew's Episcopal Church on West 20th.
Mr. Cooley's interests were varied. He engaged in real estate business, was identified with the South Texas National Bank, and with H. F. MacGregor in the operation of the Electric Street Railway Company. About 1903, became a member of the insurance firm of Childress and Taylor, which was later renamed Cooley, Schweikart and Seaman. He continued as head of this firm until his death in 1933.
Mr. Cooley and his family were all unusually affable and inclined to join in all social and civic functions of their community. For that reason Old Houston Heights felt close to the tall, white-haired gentleman, who to many people represented the "Father of Houston Heights."
Charles A. McKinney
In 1878, he was married in Princeton to Miss Kate Bacon of that city. In 1885, the McKinneys moved to Omaha, where Mr. McKinney assumed a position with the American Loan and Trust Company of Omaha, of which 0. M. Carter was president.
Two years later Mr. Carter went to Texas in connection with his proposed Omaha and South Texas Land Company, and there he bought all street car facilities in Houston. After Carter started street car lines to the Heights in 1892, Mr. and Mrs. McKinney and Mrs. McKinney's widowed mother, Mrs. Cynthia A. Bacon, moved to Houston. Mr. McKinney was made Secretary and Treasurer of the Houston City Street Railway Company and the Bayou City Street Railway Company.
In 1895, after Carter's dream of Houston Heights had materialized, the transit system was sold. Mr. McKinney then resumed his banking career. He became associated with the South Texas Commercial National Bank and remained with that institution until his death in 1922. For years he acted as Assistant Cashier.
In 1893, Mr. and Mrs. McKinney moved into their home at 1630 Heights Boulevard, making it their permanent residence. Besides Mrs. McKinney's mother, who lived with them, Miss Ella McKinney, Mr. McKinney's sister, was often a member of the household. She died at the McKinney home in 1934.
Mr. and Mrs. McKinney loved children and since they had none of their own, throughout their married life they extended help to families who needed assistance for their children. Mr. McKinney acted as superintendent for a number of churches, and for years delighted in teaching Sunday School at the Presbyterian Church. His first interest was always directed toward helping youth. In his will he left the bulk of his estate to Faith Home. Mrs. McKinney died in 1943 and her will made the same provision.
John A. Milroy
In 1893, Mr. Milroy arrived in Houston where he became associated with 0. M. Carter, founder and owner of Houston Heights, which was at that time in its initial state of development.
By 1894, Mr. Milroy had sent for his family and established a home at 16th and Harvard. Here they remained until 1898 when they moved to the house at 1102 Boulevard, since known as the Milroy home. Mr. and Mrs. Milroy had three children: Helen Douglas, Margaret Adair, and William Hamilton.
Of the early group associated with Mr. Carter in founding the Heights, only Mr. Milroy stayed on through the years. When all the other business developments of the original Omaha and South Texas Land Company had simmered down to the simple proposition of selling real estate, then only a real estate expert was needed. In that capacity John A. Milroy guided the "Houston Heights Office" for almost 25 years. Only in 1917 did he sever, with deep regret, his connection with 0. M. Carter, when he left the Heights Office to open up his own real estate business.
As manager of the Heights Office, Mr. Milroy had learned to know the community interests of the Heights and this knowledge served him in his long public career. At the first council meeting of the Municipality, we find Mr. Milroy an alderman, then as secretary of the council, and later member of the school board. In 1899, he was elected Mayor of the Heights and was seven times re-elected. Finally after serving eight years he asked to withdraw.
On April 17, 1907, the Houston Chronicle ran a lengthy story of a testimonial assembly at Fraternal Hall when the people of Houston Heights paid homage to Mr. Milroy and presented him with a beautiful chest of silver. Judge W. G. Love in his testimonial speech said: "Your official conduct has been characterized by that patience and diplomacy which small men do not possess." Judge Love spoke for the people of Houston Heights.
On August 19, 1918, at the comparatively early age of fifty-six, John Milroy died. The Heights lost a good man.
W. G. Love received his education in the common schools and Salado College. Later he attended the University of Texas and was graduated in 1889 with the degree of LL. B. That same year he was admitted to the bar of Texas and began his legal practice at Luling, where he remained until 1893 when he moved to Houston. The City Directory lists him as residing in 1894 on the Heights Boulevard between 14th and 15th.
In 1896, he became the first mayor when the Heights voted to incorporate as a municipality. He served three one-year terms and then became President of the Houston Heights School Board. Moreover, Mr. Love served his community as legal advisor and perhaps aided most in this capacity because the Heights was still a giant real estate proposition just emerging into a settled social order.
In 1907, Mr. Love was appointed District Attorney to fill an unexpired term for the criminal district comprising Harris and Galveston Counties. In 1908, he was elected for a two - year term to the same office. In 1910, he retired to attend to his private practice.
He was married in 1901 to his second wife, Miss Lilli Webb, daughter of Dr. W. T. Webb, well known physician and member of an old family of Mobile, Alabama, who had come to Flatonia, Texas in 1874. They had one son, William Hamilton Love.
In appearance Judge Love looked not unlike Abraham Lincoln, tall, determined, and because of this likenes seemingly typical of the pioneer lawyer. He was dignified in bearing, but (also like Lincoln) jovial and warm in his associations. His last home in the Heights, at 15th an Boulevard, was noted for its hospitality and its genuine spirit of friendly cheer. Mr. Love died June 30, 1926, age 57 years.
Mayor Barker
After a sunstroke young David Barker found himself unable for the hard work of the farm and untrained for scholastic enterprise. After several trials at night school and state employment, he finally bought a grocery store in a small town in Illinois called Old Ripley. He succeeded and bought other stores in neighboring settlements. He worked hard and studied harder.
In 1897, in Old Ripley, he married Miss Pauline Rilling Shortly after their marriage, the young couple sold their stores and settled in Greenville. On an excursion trip to Texas, Mr. Barker discovered that he liked the country and instinctively felt that Texas also offered sound economic security.
He brought his wife to Texas in 1903 and settled in the Heights where his son and daughter were born. His shrewd self-education, his instinctive honesty, his warm kindliness of manner, and his quiet dignity all combined to make Mr. Barker an outstanding man. In Texas he entered the real estate business and his clients grew to trust his sharp appraisals and his honest figures.
In 1906, he was, at the insistence of his associates, forced into the nomination for mayor of the Heights. He served from April, 1907 to April, 1913. During -that period, the Heights voted heavy bonds for improvements and Mr. Barker was chiefly responsible for the wise expenditure of this money and for the period of progress that marked his term of office.
After 1913, Mr. Barker served the City of Houston for years in various positions of trust. It would be impossible in this short sketch to enumerate his contributions, but this much should be said, that the Heights' only living ex-mayor for over fifty years has served his community with honor, dignity, and wisdom.
Mayor Isbell
Robert Isbell became assistant manager of the Western Union in Nashville and married Miss Ruby Neville, daughter of Dr. E. F. Neville. After the birth of their son, the young couple moved to Houston in 1903 and built the Isbell homestead at 629 Heights Boulevard. For sixteen years Mr. Isbell was outstanding in the business circles of Houston and Southeast Texas. He organized the South Texas Oilmen's Association, was an early member of the Houston Club, belonged to the Lumbermen's Club, the Elks and other business and social groups.
Only once did he venture into politics, when in 1913 he ran for office of mayor of Houston Heights and won the election. At the time, Mr. Isbell was Secretary and Treasurer of the Fidelity Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Company. He was young when elected mayor and naturally still rising in his business career. When he was offered the position of manager of the Taft Industries, he could ill afford to stay in Houston. He resigned in August, 1914, as mayor and took his family to Taft, Texas. Later, still with Taft interests,Mr.Isbell moved to Portland, Texas, in the center of the Taft cotton production. Here, on February 19, 1920, Robert Isbell was accidentally shot. His passing was mourned by all who had known him. Few men of his age had made more lasting impression upon business associates, quite apart from hosts of personal friends, for warm, sturdy, intelligent leadership.
Mrs. Isbell and her son moved back to the old home on the Boulevard, where she still resides. The son, after receiving his Ph. D. from the University of Wisconsin, taught science and then was called to serve the U. S. Air Forces in the chemical warfare department. Today he is Colonel R. N. Isbell.
Mayor Marmion
Four years later, he owned his own blacksmith and carriage shop and had four men working for him. This energy and determination characterized J. B. Marmion throughout life. Possibly, too, because he had to push a boy's strength to meet a man's responsibility, he became adept and practiced in aggressive struggle.
The Marmion family had lived in old Fifth Ward. There J. B. Marmion settled after his marriage in November, 1893 to Miss Mary Josephine Harris. In 1910, he took his growing family to Houston Heights, where immediately he became a leader in civic affairs.
In August, 1914, R. F. Isbell, Mayor of Houston Heights, resigned from office and the group who had supported Isbell put up W. P. Hamblen, Jr., for the special election called for September 5 to fill the vacancy. J. B. Marmion, nominated on a ticket which identified him as opposed to corporate interests, defeated Hamblen. Marmion was later re-elected and was still in office when the Heights was annexed in February, 1918.
After that event, Mr. Marmion served in various positions at City Hall in Houston. His scrapbook unconsciously shows his personal preference in his different posts. For some time he was Park Commissioner and most of his pictures were taken at Sam Houston Park (old City Park), of the grandstand, with his children in different beauty spots. In Marmion's report in 1915, while he was still Mayor of the Heights, he had pleaded for a park where children could play, something bigger and better than the old Heights Playground.
J. B. Marmion seems to have been the greatest fighter of our early Heights political leaders; but like most fighters, he was at heart a very gentle man, a man who loved his own children and who fought for parks for other people's children.


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a success storyDavid,
I'm a long-time fan of your stuff... I've got all of your products and am just waiting for the lunchbox and the David DeAngelo action figure with kung-fu grip.
So anyway, I was at work the other day and this cutie of an Asian girl had just started her first day so I had to train her. Well, she walked in with a bitchy attitude, if I've ever seen one, and the minute she started whining and being a total bitch, I just stopped, looked at her and said to her very seriously, "Listen here, little girl, I don't know if other people accept this behavior of yours but I won't... got it? You're in my reality, so cut it out now." At that moment she froze and you could just see her immediately transform herself into the sweetest little girl ever!!! For the rest of the day, she was all over me and wanted to know all about me — yet I never gave her a straight answer once!!!
"Where do you live?" she asks.
"I'm not telling you. For all I know, you could be a psycho stalker — as a matter of fact, I think I've seen your face on America's Most Wanted." (slap in the arm) And, I just kept this up for the next three hours, and David, let me tell you, she melted. She was grabbing my ass on the job and I told her that if she didn't stop I was going to call Sexual Harassment on her (see the role reversal here!!). It was phenomenal, man! I'm quitting my job next week so now I can go ahead and pursue this without "dipping my pen in the company ink," as you say. I'll let you know how it goes.
And this is all because I could have cared less what she thought of me and was out just to enjoy myself — I learned this well from your Advanced Series CDs. You must create your reality and live in it, or else you fall victim to someone else's whims.
It's powerful stuff, man! Peace!
AG, Memphis
That's a fun story.
As you know, one of my favorite comedy themes is reversing gender stereotypes...
The whole "if you don't stop grabbing my ass I'm going to call Sexual Harassment" line is golden.
One of my favorites is accusing women of just seeing me as a sex object, and not caring about my feelings...
Another is telling a woman that I want her to support me and that if she's not nice, I'm going to divorce her, take half her money and leave her with the minivan.
You gotta love the look on a woman's face when you say that to her...
reader's commentsDavid,
I'm 35 and I gotta hand it to ya — your e-mails have helped me stay focused with the girl I'm dating (she's a 8). Your techniques have also given me new strategies every day with other women I meet. The C&F strategy works wonders and it's amazingly easy to hook a woman whenever I tactfully and playfully poke fun at her.
Anyway, I wanted to agree with your point that age is only a big deal when you make it one. My current girl is only six years younger than me, but my last girl was nine years younger. Let me respectfully spell it out for anyone who wants to listen: younger women love older men. But, David, if I might suggest a couple of additional ideas, and feel free to elaborate on them.
Young women love older men who are:
- Immaculately and tactfully dressed (no shorts or T-shirts!).
- Not clingy.
- At least somewhat knowledgeable about business and world events.
- Able to pick a decent wine with dinner.
my commentsYeah, younger women also love older men who:
- Rock her world in the bedroom.
- Mentor her.
- Don't tolerate her drama.
- Treat her like a lady.
- Aren't WUSSBAGS.
"older" men.
Thanks for your thoughts.
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I would never have thought that a kitschy Hollywood romantic comedy would utterly change my world, ushering in real-life magic and romance, but it happened.
The movie in question was the 2006 chick flick The Holiday, with Cameron Diaz playing a rich but stressed-out L.A. producer and Kate Winslet a bookish Brit. Each woman, on a whim, visits a website that enables people around the world to take largely free (except for airfare) vacations by exchanging homes. The two end up trading not only spaces but, to some extent, friends and lives, and that in turn brings out aspects of their hidden selves. The stressed-out mogul takes the time to find love, home and family (via her new boyfriend's adorable children); the repressed English homebody finds her inner rock and roller and a caring beau.
Forget the rock and roll; what raised my temperature was the houses, one a Beverly Hills mansion, the other a sweet English cottage. Moving into either for a week or two would be fun—and much more exciting than the usual hotel experience, which I have lately found to be ever more processed and predictable. Twenty years ago, you were more likely to discover a small hotel dominated by the crazy, megalomaniacal eccentricity of its owner—like the Parisian fleabag I stayed in as a graduate student. Presided over by a massive, heavily made-up North African woman, it was decorated in a wild, hand-painted, ancient-Egyptian motif. When I passed that same hotel not long ago and peeked inside, it was yet another cutesy, trendy boutique operation, with a standardized dried-flower arrangement in the sterile lobby.
None of that in Kate Winslet's little Mr. Mole's house. I was also intrigued by the home-exchange concept because at my age (49), I've realized that identity can become all too fixed. Though I have an interesting life and a fun job, I sometimes get bored with my category: Greenwich Village yuppie mom and journalist. So after seeing the movie, I set out in search of some new destinations and perhaps a new life or two to sample. First step: registering on the website that inspired the Winslet movie, the well-established HomeExchange.com. (See "Trading [Vacation] Spaces for details about this and other home-exchange sites.)
The sign-up process is simple. You fill out a questionnaire listing your ideal destinations; this even includes a "surprise me" option. You write a paragraph about who you are, when you hope to travel and how many people are in your party. Then you post photos of your own house or apartment, answering easy questions about location, number of bedrooms and whether you have cable. Filling out the form makes you see your neighborhood with new eyes: You scan familiar landmarks looking for what might please or deter people from abroad. And preparing to photograph your home's interior is definitely a long, hard look-in-the-mirror moment. That broken Roman shade? Not cute. The bookcase clutter? Must be cleared out. References are encouraged but not required; the site is set up so that guests can leave feedback about their stay. And the swaps don't have to be simultaneous; you can go to Italy in May and not lend your own home until December. Of course, in that case you need to have another place to stay, since you obviously have to vacate your abode before the visitors arrive. I'm lucky enough to have that kind of flexibility: My kids divide their time between my apartment and my ex-husband's, and I also have a small cottage upstate, so there are places for us to go when we are "hosting." Other options are to schedule visits for when you know you'll be on vacation or traveling for work.
Business travelers also play a big role in the swap market. In return for even, say, a modest home near Detroit or a small flat in Queens, European businesspeople will offer a plethora of beguilements, which sometimes include their second homes in the Champagne region of France or their ski chalets in the Alps.


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LAREDO, TX (KGNS) - A local student's piano skills lead him to do amazing things!
Enrique Rangel is a senior at United High School who has been playing the piano since he was 11 years old.
"I definitely plan to keep music and piano in my life, always," said Rangel. "And I always plan to be very active in the arts."
He entered an international competition called "American Prodigy," where he competed against hundreds of competitors from all over the world.
Rangel won the competition and played the piano in New York City's Carnegie Hall on April 20.
"It was completely surreal," said Rangel. "It was a magnificent experience. Once in a lifetime you get to play at the Carnegie Hall. It's such an experience that one lives for."
Rangel was accompanied to New York by his mother, father, and little brother.
He also has a passion for Biological Science and Medicine, and got into a medical program at the UT Medical School in San Antonio that he will start later this year.


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Coach Karl Dorrell's Post Scrimmage Comments
Justin London Interview
Drew Olson Interview
Michael Norris Interview
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UCLA had a two-hour scrimmage on Saturday, August 20 at Drake Stadium in order to prepare for the season-opener at San Diego State on Sept. 3. Some of the statistical highlights of the scrimmage are featured below:
OFFENSE Quarterbacks: *Drew Olson completed 8 of 15 passes for 105 yards and one touchdown with no interceptions...31 yard scoring pass to Joe Cowan
*Ben Olson completed 8 of 12 passes for 82 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions...38 yard scoring pass to Marcedes Lewis, 15 yard scoring pass to Lewis
*David Koral completed 6 of 13 passes for 59 yards and no touchdowns and no interceptions
*Pat Cowan completed 8 of 14 passes for 66 yards and one touchdowns with one interception...four-yard scoring pass to Robert Breazell
Running Backs: *Maurice Drew ran nine times for 28 yards with one touchdown...one-yard scoring rush
*Chris Markey ran 21 times for 78 yards with one touchdown...two-yard scoring rush
*Michael Pitre caught two passes for 12 yards
*Justin Sieber ran six times for 20 yards and caught two passes for 20 yards
Receivers: *Junior Taylor caught two passes for 15 yards
*Joe Cowan caught three passes for 54 yards and a touchdown...31-yarder from Drew Olson
*Marcus Everett caught one pass for 16 yards
*Robert Breazell caught two passes for 19 yards and a touchdown...four-yarder from Pat Cowan
*Marcedes Lewis caught three passes for 66 yards and two touchdowns...38-yarder from Ben Olson and a 15-yarder from Ben Olson
*Andrew Baumgartner caught three passes for 24 yards
DEFENSE Interceptions: Marcus Cassel made one interception of a Pat Cowan pass
Tackles: the following players were credited with five or more tackles LB Justin London, DB Rodney Van, DB Robert Kibble, DL Nathaniel Skaggs, LB Christian Taylor, LB Danny Nelson, LB Kyle Bowworth, DL Justin Hickman
Sacks: the following players were credited with sacks DL William Snead (2), DL Justin Hickman (2), DL Nikola Dragovic, DL Nathaniel Skaggs, DL Kyle Morgan, LB Aaron Whittington, LB Danny Nelson, LB John Hale
Notes: 18 different players made receptions; Justin Medlock kicked field goals from 30, 48 and 40 yards missed 53 yards.
Injuries: Kevin Brown will miss six to eight weeks with a high sprain of the left ankle. He will have a pin inserted in the ankle.
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The cold front is already off the New Jersey coast this morning with noticeably cooler temperatures and lower humidity already, however an approaching disturbance will keep showers and thunderstorms a threat this afternoon and evening. Excellent weather conditions can be expected for most of this weekend, however the start of next week looks to be cloudy and wet.
Today, scattered to overcast cloud cover will linger over New Jersey with a threat of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. The best potential for showers and thunderstorms will be over central and southern New Jersey. The strongest thunderstorms will feature heavy downpours, frequent lightning, small hail, and wind gusts over 30 mph. Winds will be from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph. Temperatures will rise into the lower to mid 80's for highs this afternoon.
Tonight, any showers or thunderstorms left will in the evening will collapse by midnight. Skies will clear towards morning as high pressure takes hold. Winds will be from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph. Temperatures will fall into the lower to mid 50's over northwestern New Jersey and upper 50's to lower 60's along the coast and over much of southern New Jersey.
High pressure will be in control tomorrow on through Sunday morning with clear skies to scattered cloud cover. Winds will veer from the northwest to northeast by Saturday afternoon and to the east by Sunday morning at around 5 to 10 mph. Temperatures tomorrow afternoon will rise into the upper 70's to lower 80's. Temperatures on Friday and Saturday will range from the upper 50's to lower 60's for lows and lower to mid 80's for highs.
An area of low pressure developing off the Virginia and North Carolina coasts will enhance the easterly wind over New Jersey on Sunday afternoon. Clouds will increase leading to overcast skies by the afternoon. Temperatures will range from the lower to mid 60's for lows and upper 70's to lower 80's for highs.
An easterly fetch will remain in place for Monday and Tuesday with overcast skies and periods of showers rotating in from the Atlantic Ocean. Temperatures will range from the lower to mid 60's for lows and upper 70's to lower 80's for highs.


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