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After months of being stuck in my CLI (Command Line Interface) mode, I finally broke down and installed X11R6 on my Linux machine. It's nothing to write home about, really, just a 386/40 which three years ago was state of the art. Oh well. At least I have graphics and can finally see the neat pictures on the Star Trek: Voyager WWW site. It also gave me a chance to put my mouse to work after it collected months of dust.
Taking the defaults that XFree 3.1.1 gave me, I found myself inside fvwm and its Motif-like interface, wishing that other programs also had a Motif-like interface. Motif has many advantages, but the drawback is that it costs money that many of us don't have (yet). One of the features that Motif provides is a 3-D interface for buttons and other portions of a window known as widgets. These widgets are designed such that the developer of the software determines what widgets to use and how they work, and the end user is allowed to change how the widgets are displayed. This is similar to the way that X without Motif works now.
To make your screen more 3-D like, there is a drop-in replacement for the Athena Widget set called Xaw3D. The Athena Widgets define how the scroll bars on the side of the screen work. By default, the widgets make the scroll bar for a program like xedit look like what you see in Figure 1. Functional, yet somewhat bland.
The replacement 3-D libraries make xedit look more like Figure 2. You'll notice three areas where Xaw3D has made its presence known. The buttons on the top of the window, the scroll bar on the left, and the three section markers on the top right-hand area.
You can get the 3-D widgets in most of the popular Linux FTP sites, including sunsite.unc.edu as /pub/linux/libs/X/libXaw3d_X11R6.tar.gz. There are also libraries for Xfree 2.1 along with the Xaw3d sources in the same directory.
The installation is pretty straightforward, but you have to be root. There are instructions in the libXaw3d_X11R6.readme file. Tar and uncompress the libXaw3d_X11R6.tar.gz file with:
tar -zxvC / -f libXaw3d_X11R6.tar.gz
then update the shared libraries:
The -C tells tar to untar in the root directory. Since the tar file contains the directory structure to put the libs in usr/X11R5/lib, the -C / will place the file in the correct directory without having to move it all around. Note that this will replace the libXaw.so.6.0 file that already exists there, so you may want to back it up. The ldconfig will update the file links for you, so you don't need to make the common mistake of erasing the library by using the ln command incorrectly.
Once this library is installed, this will only affect dynamically linked libraries. There are other packages available in the same directories as above that provide the libraries for statically-linked programs, should you need them: Most users probably won't.
The next time you start X-Windows, you'll notice changes in the scroll bar and other widgets that normally use the Xaw set. You can also make changes to the appearance of these widgets, using the ~/.Xdefaults file to configure Xaw.
You can use the *shadowWidth resource to change how each widget displays itself, and you can see the results of your changes by merely saving the file to ~/.Xdefaults and then starting up a new program that uses scroll bars or buttons that are statically linked. Two good examples for this are xterm and xedit.
The *Label*shadowWidth resource defines the depth of the label widgets to make them appear 3-D. You can add a shadow by setting this number, for example, to 2.
One of the best ways, however, to figure out what each widget does is to borrow someone else's configuration. Michael K. Johnson was kind enough to provide me with a copy of his .Xdefaults, and I've made my own revisions, which are shown in Figure 3.
! For Xaw3d! gives everything that Motif look to it. Sort of.*background: LightSkyBlue*Form.background: grey90*TransientShell*Dialog.background: bisque3*Command.background: gray80*Menubutton.background: gray80*ScrollbarBackground: gray60*Scrollbar*background: gray70*Scrollbar*width: 16 *Scrollbar*height: 16*Scrollbar*shadowWidth: 2*Scrollbar*cursorName: top_left_arrow! You can change the above to all kinds of icons, including gumby.! Find out what icons are available by looking in! /usr/include/X11/cursorfont.h - be sure to strip off the XC_*Scrollbar*pushThumb: false*ShapeStyle: Rectangle*beNiceToColormap: false*shadowWidth: 2! The above defines all shadowwidths to 2. *Label*shadowWidth: 2! The above overrides the definition from a few lines above for Label! widgets.*SmeBSB*shadowWidth: 2*highlightThickness: 0*topShadowContrast: 20*bottomShadowContrast: 40! The above two lines define how the shadows appear on the top and! bottom of the widgets. The higher the number, the lighter it is. This! particular setting makes the top and left sides darker than the! bottom and right sides. Figure 3. File .Xdefaults
Pulldown menus can have the *SmeBSB*shadowWidth resource set, which will change the display of pull-down menus.
For more help on how the resources or Athena Widgets work, look at the man pages for the various standard X applications (such as xterm or xedit).
Mark Komarinski graduated from Clarkson University (in very cold Potsdam, NY) with a degree in computer science and technical communication. He now lives in Troy, NY, spending much of his free time working for the Department of Veterans Affairs where he is a programmer.
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It is often said that good things comes to those who wait and it has certainly been a drawn out one for lamb producers. Some quotes are up.
While farmers will not be jumping up and down with excitement, the increase does seem to be the first in an eternity, albeit only from a few of the plants. Still, let's be grateful for small mercies.
A 5c/kg rise moves the two ICMs into pole position on a base quote of 425c/kg plus the bonus of 6c/kg. The end result from Kildare for quality assured lambs is similar due to their unchanged base of 420c/kg being topped up by their two 5c/kg bonuses. Both Kepak factories remain on 420c/kg plus the bonus, while Dawn Ballyhaunis is offering an all-in figure of 425c/kg for quality assured lambs. Moyvalley are also on an all-in quote of 430c/kg.
The cull ewes show the biggest improvement, with quotes jumping by 5-10c/kg. Again it is the ICM plants that are making the biggest moves and their 10c/kg rise bringing them level with Kildare Chilling on a quote of 240c/kg. Kepak Hacketstown have also improved by 10c/kg to move to 235c/kg. A 5c/kg increase leaves the two western plants – Dawn and Kepak Athleague – on 225c/kg.
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The top price at Enniscorthy Mart was for cull ewes at €96 with a range of €75-96 paid for the well-fleshed lots. Feeders sold for €30-55/hd. The highest price for lambs was €95 as butcher lots made from €40-46 with their weight.
The sheep trade was slightly improved at Dowra Mart on Saturday last with the best of the store lambs making from €60-85 each. Mountainy stores sold for €35-55 with lighter lowland stores moved at €45-60. Heavier lambs made from €85-98. Cull ewe prices ran from €35-60 for feeding lots up to €60-90/hd for the fleshier types.
Mountbellew had larger numbers on offer to previous weeks and reported a full clearance. There was noticeably more farmer activity for ewes with lambs at foot. Lambs over 46kg were commanding prices of €40-49 over their weight. Stores were scarce in supply and varied in price from €58-75. The numbers of cull ewes were down. Demand was strong however and prices ran from €68-100. Aged ewes with a lamb or lambs at foot sold from €106-160/unit. A slight improvement by €2-3/hd was reported from Baltinglass Mart. The heavy lambs were selling for €75-94/hd while store prices ranged from €50-75. Cull ewes sold for €40-85 each.
A smaller than normal number of sheep at Carnew mart saw trade improved by €3-5/hd for all classes. Butcher and factory lamb prices ranged from €90-101/hd. Stores made from €57-83. Cull ewes sold for €55-98.
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Rustic Cabin that fronts the Schrader Creek and within a half mile of 40,000 acres of state land. HUNTERS WELCOME! The Cabin features a large bluestone patio with a built in fire-pit. Large screened front porch. Kitchen features all modern amenities such as oven, microwave, dishwasher. Kitchen also has an antique cook stove that can be used for additional heat. Living room has a T.V. and a stone/gas fireplace. T.V. is Dish Network subscription. Two bedrooms on downstairs level along with a full bath.
Upstairs is a newly renovated area of the cabin. It is a master suite with a loft area with chaise lounge that looks out over the 29 plus acres and the mountains. Vaulted ceilings with full bath and built in bunk beds keeping the kids upstairs with family if needed. Separate master bedroom for privacy all on one second floor. Oil heat. Two acres of grass to play.
Great mountain views at all times of year. An outdoor enthusiast will find that this cabin meets every need. Dozens of miles of scenic dirt roads for biking, walking etc. Streams and waterfalls and fishing. Come spend some time in big, Northern Pa Woods!
I grew up next door to this cabin. It had originally belonged to my grandmother/grandfather and was passed down to me. I played professional baseball for 14 years and was part of the 2003 World Series Champion Florida Marlins.
This property has been in my family since the sixties. The mountains, streams, and trees are all a part of me and my upbringing.
The stars on a cold crisp nite. The day to day changes on the mountaintops whether it be the color of the leaves or the ice that forms near the very top. The wildlife that always seems to make an appearance and make each day feel unique. The history of the valley...a steam train used to travel back through the value to transport wood and coal.
The cabin was great with a beautiful location. We were staying for a wedding in the area but found ourselves in the creek, because it was in the 90s temperature wise, but we went walking also. We had breakfast on the patio and had a bear come visit one morning. Highly recommend if you get a chance. Great time !! Thanks Nate
Relaxing country setting. Nice stream across from the house. Awesome swimming hole about three miles up the road on left. House is just what you expect and want from a rustic cabin. The Verizon booster and wifi were great if you want to stay in touch. Plenty of beds and two full baths. We will return. - The McHenry's.
The pictures posted for this cabin do not do it justice. We had an wonderful time in this beautiful location.
Peaceful cabin getaway. Everything needed to enjoy nature. Wifi avalible so you can stay in touch but the cabin is your peaceful get away. Nate's dad makes sure you have everything you need for a great stay. Looking forward to our next visit
We had a wonderful long weekend at the cabin. The cabin was "comfy" and cozy and situated in such beauty. Enjoyed great hiking and Ricketts Glen and World's End parks. "Town" nearby provided us terrific places for breakfast and supplies. If you want to "get away" from it all for just a bit, this is a perfect place to do it. It is a family owned cabin and we were made to feel very welcomed.
We had a perfectly relaxing time. The house has everything that you may need and the porch is the perfect place for a glass of wine after a great day hiking. And we did see a bear walking along the creek in the evening ! We felt welcomed and enjoyed every minute of our escape. Thank you
Located in a very rural and picturesque area in Southwestern Bradford County, the cabin is just off the road with the Schrader Creek directly in front. The Creek can have a white water rating from 1-4 depending upon the season and rainfall. Many miles of dirt roads and meandering streams that are great for trout fishing, mountain biking, hiking, cross country skiing or rafting/kayaking. Lamoka is a beautiful place to see with large rock formations and great swimming holes. Sunfish Pond County Park can also be found nearby for great fishing and camping. The Finger Lakes and wineries along with the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon all make great day trips. Eagles Mere and Worlds End State Park all also less than an hour away. The cabin sits in a green valley between three mountains that is within 1/2 mile of 35,000 acres of state games lands which offers great hunting and scenery.
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Van Cliburn Gold Medalist Performing In Seguin
By Randy Anderson • Mar 22, 2013
Haochen Zhang, gold medal-winning pianist in the 13th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, will be performing at Ayers Hall at Texas Lutheran University on Monday, March 25 at 7 p.m.
KPAC's Randy Anderson spoke to Mr. Zhang about his experiences in Fort Worth, touring, and the music on next Monday's program.
"The competition meant a lot to me. [Now] I get to spend so much time touring, and it's a very maturing experience for me, mentally and spiritually." -- Haochen Zhang
Texas Lutheran University - Ayers Recital Hall
Concert is free and open to the public:
Shuech Fine Arts Building, 1000 W. Court St.
Seguin, TX, 78155
For more information call: (830) 372-6015


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Tomorrow marks the 150th anniversary of South Carolina's secession from the Union. Charleston's place as the setting of that historic event and of the fateful firing on Fort Sumter less than five months later forever mark this city as center stage for the Civil War's start.
And as our community, state and nation mark the sesquicentennial of disunion Monday, we start a four-plus-year process of solemn, insightful reflection on our nation's deadliest conflict.
Fifty years ago, the centennial of the war's local origin was largely celebrated here with pro-Confederate zeal. This time around, a more balanced approach stresses commemoration over celebration as the Fort Sumter-Fort Moultrie Historical Trust strikes a suitable sesquicentennial tone of "respect and honor."
Also appropriate is Charleston Mayor Joe Riley's invitation to President Barack Obama to participate in the Fort Sumter remembrance by narrating composer Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Portrait" during a commemorative concert on April 11 at White Point Garden.
That would be a proper role for any U.S. president. It's particularly fitting for this one, the son of a black man from Kenya and a white woman from Kansas. Mr. Obama's election to our nation's highest office debunks stale denials of remarkable progress in racial attitudes across our land.
Yet occasionally bitter debate endures over the war's causes, conduct and consequences. Demonstrating that lingering division are such competing titles as the War for Southern Independence, the War for the Union, the War of Northern Aggression and the War for Freedom.
But whatever you call what most of us call the Civil War, there's no call to blame anybody alive today for what anybody did in those old times not forgotten. As Frank Wooten writes on today's Commentary page, if the local blood kin of Preston Brooks and Charles Sumner can get along with each other, so should the rest of us.
The Civil War wasn't just a wrenching national tragedy. It was a defining ordeal that transformed the United States from plural noun (the United States are) to singular (the United States is).
E pluribus unum: Out of many, one.
And President Obama is not the only positive symbol of U.S. racial progress. Our historic city has come a long way on that front, too.
So as Charleston stars in the sesquicentennial's opening acts, take pride in how far we've come in the last 150 years. Take heed of how foolish it is to carry 150-year-old grudges.
And take note that though Mr. Riley has a remarkably long tenure as our mayor, he did not hold that office during the Civil War.


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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - December 25, 1938, Abilene, Texas WESTJTEm' HELPER Mew VOL. LVIII, NO. 208 "WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT ABILENE, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 26, PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS D.U. PRICE 7IVE CENTS, SUNSHINE NURSERY CHILDREN BELIEVE IN SANTA CLAUS IN UNANIMOUS ACCORD- Americas Pledge Defense Unity Pope Charges Fascists With Santa Clans ccrtRlnly Is line old fallow. Children at the Sunshine nursery asked Mrs. Allece Wood, who Is In charge at the home, write their Christmas letters. Each named two toys most de- sired, all or the little girls list- Ing dolls. Sure enough, when Sanla ar- rived at the annual nursery Christmas tree Thursday after- noon, he had brought the right toys to each little boy and Here he Is with the happy youngsters, some of whom have even outgrown the nursery and started to All were remembered. There was a young woman present the parts- who had attended the nursery as a child. She is In Abilene for Christmas, and toot her baby boy to the party. Mrs. Wood Is seen in (he background at the That big Christmas tree was decorated by the Pan Hellanlc. Besides the toys, there were apples, oranges and candy for the chil- dren too. (Staff AT LEAST SEVEN Mystery Cloaks Air Crash 'Mistreatment' VATICAN OITY, Deo. Pius XI accused Italian authorities today of encouraging "mistreatment" of Catholic action which, along with racial marriage discrimina- tions, caused anxiety for the 10-year-oid concordat of reconcilia- tion between the ataU, He spoke in his Christmas address to his cardinals, ex- pressing his "bitter at vexations in relations' be- Germany Closes Ickes Incident' BERLIN, Dec. prop- aganda ministry spokesman today declared the "Ickes incident" was closed diplomatically after It cul- minated in the United states' re- jection ol a German protest against a speech by the secretary of the interior. Though regretting that Acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles' rejection "left a sting the spokesman said -the protest was couched In such terras that diplo- matic action ended with the strong American retort. Not even diplomatic quarrels most Interfere ffflh the Christ- there will be no laid the it "we PRESIDENT SENDS GREETINGS TO NATION WITH PLEDGE FOR PEACE WASHINGTON. Dec. Presldent Roosevelt gave his Christ- mas greeting to the nutton today, along vtllh a prayer for world peace nd a re-avowed personal pledge to wort for that end. The chief executive spoke at dusk ak the lighting of a community Christmas tree In Lafayette park, directly opposite Uie White House entrance. The radio carried "to my feilow countrymen everywhere" a wish for "a merry Christmas with peace, content and friendly cheer to all." Before all Ihe world, the presi- dent said he was renewing a pledge often given his I shall do whatever lies within my power to hasten the das' foretold by Isaiah, when men 'shall beat their sn'ords Into ploughshares and their spears into pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up sa'ord against na- tion, neither shall they learn war any more." His brief remarks carried com- mendation of peace efforts In the west em hemisphere and an im- plied criticism of the aggressiveness of nations across the seas. France Trumps Colonial Cards PARIS, Dec. French government was reported today to have decided to tell Italy that her action in declaring invalid the 1935 Italo-French agreement deprived her of colonial territory France ceded In the accord. In circles close to the government ILjras said Ihe cabinet today to Inform Italy her action re-es Christmas at Coleman Liquor control the Abilene o'tic lovers in the Co by relieving a. more than 500 _ and an quarts of wftie and John Coates, said Ihe liquor In a barn near the cheer did his other localion Coatfs sa Santa Slayer to Remain in Jail F.LYRIA, O., Dec. liam Case. white-beard- ed fanner whose defense of a grove of Christmas trees brought death to a neighbor, chose today to re- main in Jail instead of returning to his evergreen-studded acres. He reaped Innocent to man- slaughter in the falal shooting of William Rousseau. 37-year-old un- employed father o( two small girls Bond w? fixed at SI.OOO. "I could put It up easy enough, but I'd rather stay Case said. .Jes the TCCrann lormaily, she also would demand that Italy return shares of stock'in the Djibouti-Addis Ababa railroad which were given her un- der the IMS agreement snd actual- ly changed hands. A third pact of the accord, signed January 7, 1935. provided for prog- ressive removal of Italian cllizen- ship and other rights in Tunisia by 1965. Explosion of Bomber Probed TJNIONTOWN, Ala., Dec. 21. to bits by an explos. that shattered a twln-motoreu army bomber and sent the pfccei crashing to earth in names, of at least seven and posslbl men were gathered up toda clump of cedars transform a scene of horror. No Immediate possible. Major Warren A. Ma operations officer at M: field, Montgomery, Ala., vapor from a broken gas may have gathered In (he senger compartment of liufe ship and have Ifnlle a spark before the pilot, a. of hb peril, could find a cl Inj In the rainy nlfht. Maxwell field officers repor' their Investigation had given hint of sabotage. Major Maxwell said a tramp over the area convinced him "at least seven were and asserted "never In all my experience in avia- tion have I ever seen anything like" the devastation wrought by the accident. Effects recovered indicated nine persons might have been killed, but reports from Hamilton Field Oalif., said only seven soldiers left there Thursday aboard the plane en route to Mitchell Field. A witness to the catastrophe, Bob Lontr, said the plans circled the town, obviously seeking to land. He watched its lights as it swung wide over the rural terrain. Suddenly a flash lighted the countryside and building? in Ihe 1-2 miles were shaken by the blast. Citizens rushing to the scene wcrc impeded by an almost Im- passable road. Knee-dwp mud hindered Inves- tigation and reclamation, and most of those who came because of cu- riosity went away horror struck. Even veteran newsmen and photog raphers turned away. tween the Vatican and the Italian government. He said he, forgave the "rude" disrespe-t of his "white hair" in the disregard of the concordat and the flying of the nazl flag when Relchs- fuehrer Adolf Hitler visited Rome last May. The nail swastika he de- scribed as "a cross inimical to the cross of Christ." The pontiff criticized that which affects the "dignity, liberty and In- tegrity of the individual." He refused to discuss ihe fascist contention that the con- cordat "was not wounded In the slightest but remained sound" but declared that the Interpre- tation of a two-party jiaet "cannot be usurped bj one party alone." God, he declared, would "en- lighten minds and move hears in the direction of truth and justice, which are the sole true and solid bases of the welfare of the Individ also of peoples." In his statem tlon, at pontiff "Obs, ran' whil Brazil Last to Sign Document Of Solidarity LIMA, Dec. Brazil's signature today gave the unanimous backing of the 21 American republics to a Pan-American conference dec- laration on continental soli- darity and defense. Afranlo Mello Franco, head of the Brazilian delegation, signed the declaration at p. m. bringing to an end two of controversy over the action the confereci should take. The agreement .DjjjijfOsly signed by the other rejmbllcs, was an- nounced Thursday night as pro- claiming the decision of the na- tions of the western hemisphere to maintain and to defend tbjir' continental solidarity agalst arfror- eign Invasion or Brazil's signature concluded a two week "battle of phrases" over the solidarity project with first Argen- tina and then Brazil the primary stumbling blocks. Argentina held out for dec- Iiratlon covering from any retlectlni tier tan that the United Stata might be in ijjrtsjor in the Braiil yesttrday sought undefined slight modifi- cations after the draft hid been approved by all but herself. Mello Franco said after he had signed that Brazil wanted to give to continental solidarity "a much more ample and more affirmative expression" of the line up of the -publics than had been drafted. jn the two weeks of negotiations, than half a dozen projects n considered and the one iccepted was baaed on ah declaration. GOODFELLOWS SET RECORD FOR HRISTMAS GIFTS WITH and man toys. This is md-whrfwas rd Uv thlt time. othef contri jKtounted to or more lan last yeajXit was ttjf Lions ,ub and gamdT against he forceyof "empty baafets" that ut over the of mm neededyio care )irt For Lake "on solhii an uele. w The king later _ assuring the poniif. would be given the greate eration. Weatherman's Gift: The weatherman's Christmas package lor Texas: Fair and pleas- antly cool in the northern half of the state today and tomorow: cool- er In South Texas and Rio Grande valley and skies a bit on the rainy side. The Boss' Sends Employes of many Abilene firms each, a total of IM. Ison broke dirt yes ontotatlon for Hamlln's storage basin. It Is on T 3 Kbuth's farm two miles south of ttimate that It wd iths to complete the Is sponsored by the administration, 'rhi rage basin will cosi S1M.MO of this ft 'voting1 water revenue S105.H5 supplied by the [e wDl hold approxonatel) 0 gallons of water, whli the stqtage tank will'hold a mil. Hon gallons. Water will flow from "ke, five miles south of town storage basin, two rolles fro iwn by gravity flow. Ironical Japs SHANGHAI. Dec. Japanese central China headquar ters announced today that Japanese army commanders would welcome any friendly gesture from Chinese leaders, a dispatch of the Domel PEORIA, HI., Dec. The eagle-eyed jchoo! teacher raced down the aisle and triumphantly seized i note despite frantic efforts of the recipient to tear It up. She started lo read It for the edification ol the class and was embarrassed to see: "Sign this and bring live cent: (Japanese) news agency from Nan- to school to buy teacher a box of king said today. I candy. In Simple HOPKINS TAKES OATH OF OFFICE Last Edition Until Tuesday This Is tlic Reporlcr-Ncws morning. Subscribers and Sunday mornin only will receive sue Tuesday Subscribers B. E. Hamilton to Federal Bank Job ROSCOE. Dec. Hamilton, assistant cashier of th Roscoe State bank, has announce his resignation, elective Decembe 27. He has been with the loca bank 19 years. He resigned to take a Job as fed eral bank examiner with the Dal las office of the Federal Depos Insurance corporation. He will as sume duties in the new capacit December 28. T. M. Dobbins, president of Ih Roscoe State bank, expressed re gret of losing his "right-hand man. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton ha been prominently In civ and social circles of Roscoe. This Christmas Is the greatest irlstmas in the long history of bllene Goodfellows' annual cam- algns (a bring Joy to families who jppen to be unable to provide hrlstmas cheer for their own illdren. The total of casn given this This does not merchandise ilvertty a rroup of 1 firmi, ts of more than 800 families who deserv- ed to be remembered. The Lions club's "game" raised M13.W in dimes, of this sum J241.33 went to the Gcodfellows. Thlj sum was given when it appear- ed that was the exact amount needed to bring the fund to mtributions came In later. s buying dozens of Good- baskets, the Lions had them- a veritable spree of spreading ey gave S100 to the Salva- y for Its annual Christmas dinner and charity, to buy tickets to a special children's Chrlst- masjperformance at the Paramount, the Tuberculosis association, 850 lo special charity aiding fami- Hesmrecommended as deserving by Ioc4 churches, and to the PTA Milk Fund. In'addition to this the Lions club spelt H2.H1 to build the "gridiron 'bowl game1" In front of the P. ft M. bank, to hire night watch- See GOODFELLOWS, Pg. 8, Col. f eedy Of City Remembered It was a happy day before Christ- mas In more than 800 homes of Abl- ene needy. There was food for the ollday dinner; toys, apples, oranges and candy for the children. Yes, the Goodfellows have com- ileted their annual good deed, in an admirable manner. Wlth.clocklike precision, the buy- ng, packing of the bags, loading of the trucks and the waa checked off this year. By mld- mornlng on Christmas eve, the last Goodfellow bags had been delivered. To every home went a ieef rout weighing 4 1-3 pounds, a can of et potatoes a quart of syrup'two cam corn, two cans tomatoes, two pounds .of twoy cans' Mexican style two toeia, two pounds of. two ,'pounda candles, an orange and'two apples 'or each member of the family. Then there were dolls for the'little girls and other toys, which were Jiosen for each family as near In keeping with the children's own re- quests as possible. 1OODFELLOW BUYER Postmaster O. A. Kale has been Ihe Goodfellow buyer since Good- fellows launched their Christmas cheer program in Abilene many years ago. Here Is what hla "gro- cery list" looked like: pounds of beef, 182 No 2 cans sweet potatoes; cans com, cans tomatoes, 792 .quart cans of syrup, pounds of rica In two-pound bags. 816 cans of Mex- ican beans, loaves of bread, pounds of cakes, In two pound bags, pounds of candy, In two pound bags; oranges, ap- ples. That's a big order. It was filled, right In Abilene, with many of the firms from whom pur- chases were made not only offering bottom: prices to Goodfellowj but adding their own gifts In merchan-" An example were the 100 extra, loaves of bread .that bath Mead's and Taystee 'threw In'." Those annual gifts.. The TMrersa! Manu- facturing company added 100 half pound sacks of coffee to the deliv- ery of Mexican beans from there, IT !M NEEDY, PE. t, CoL 4 Christmas On Sunday Gives Added Solemnity To Church were visited hy Sapta Clans on Christmas eve. Many others already had been remembered hy the Sanla who brings girts in the form of casli bonuses or merchandise from "ihe boss." The 75 employes of the Texas Con- solidated theaters In amount, Majestic. Queen and Pal- remembered Wednesday. From the Dallas office, each em- ploye received a Christmas greeting and a check. The total received here was between and taid Walls' manager, a-vonlecn employes of the Inde- pendent Ice and Refrigerating com- finy were presented checks tor JIS total "This 15 Christmas time If he had a messaut for the business world. "This is a good Christmas for me ililer. jlder In Pkrhin- 100th merMla.it: !o psrlly e-oudj rtlon. iHghtly toiler north portico t r portion. araiy .It trth day This In daily fdllfnns is both day fu Saluriiy Ir.ehu I for the ceived Hopkins' resignation as WP An extra week's salary, the total around S150. and other gifts went to the force at S. k Q. Clothiers. There was no Christmas bonus at Montgomery Ward's, but employes receive monthly bonuses on the quo- ta basis. mas mately AND Turk LI contest, but It wu 1 cue ted to SIS to each, e were cash gifu to chandise in the store went to cm- Thornton's department credit lo each employe, ihe Christinas. The occasion will take on added solemnity as church services throughout the city retell In song and sermon the story of the birth of the Christ In Bethlehem.' the bright star In the heavens, and the shepherds bearing gilts for the King. Hundreds of Abilenians will Join In the worship services before sitting down for the traditional Christmas dinner. Bankings of winter green- ery, polnsetiias. wreaths and candles decorate the churches, giving im- pressive baclti-ound for the Christ- mas music snd messages. With packages mar 1, Christ- mas cards dispatched, and thf shopping rush over, the day will be spent by hundreds In family reunions. Scores of visitors will be attending; the church terr- Ices too. Monday. will be holiday. There will be no business activities, for stores, banks and offices will be closed. Even the employes of the Abilene Reporter-News will be tak ing a holiday; there will not be another edition until Tuesday morn- uw. The holiday week has been not only by Goodfellows, but by In- dividuals, churches and clubs Be- tween 23 and 50 families who would have been on the Goodfellow list were cared for by others. This, be- cause some individuals with Good- feilow hearls go to the welfare asso- ciation and personally see to the needs of some poor home. One Abl- unselfishly provided not only food ar.d toys, but clothing for three families. The Mexican children made mer- ry too. They were guests of the Ro- ,ary club, Thursday afternoon, at a Christmas tree at the city hall au- ditorium. There was Santa Glaus, toys and bags of fruit' and candies. The auditorium was filled with children for the occasion. The party for Mexican children 1: an annual event on Ihe RoUry calendar here, Traditional church services on Christmas ere at the Heavenly Rest Episcopal church and the Sacred Heart Catholic church ffcrc to usher In the religious observances. At midnight .Christmas High. Mass was to be celebrated at Sacred Heart. The Third Mass in E Plab (Rosewig) was sung by the choir, under the direction of Dan Gal- lagher, with Harold L. Thomas as guest organist. Tne Hich Mass, most Impressive of the year for municants of the Catholic church, was to be celebrated by the Very Rev. Henry Felderhoff, pastor. Pre- ceding was to be singing of carols. Low Mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock this morning. Yule- tide hymns will be sung by ihe choir, and the Miss will be fol- lowed by benediction of the blessed sacnment. The Christmas eve service at the Episcopal church was set for 10 o'clock, centering on the Festival Choral celebration of the Holy Communion. "St. Cecelia Mass" sung by the choir, will also be heard at the morning serv- ice The Christmas will be by the rector, the Rev. Wil- lis P. Gerhart: his theme. "The Word Was Made Fiesh. and Dwelt Among Us." Christmas evening there will be a play. "The Shepherd that Stayed." ay the young people. cms with Gifts or Bonus Money There wa.i Wednesday nigh marrlM member and the girls dinner ware; the and neckties. Elm to the nearly 200 Banner in Anson Spring. Coleman, McCamey. Midland. Angelo, Santa Anna, ahans, Munday, Odessa and Pccos SOME CARDS From Manager H. C. Westbrook himself, the 60 employes of Hotel Wooten each received Rrce'.ins cards to which bills wc-ri attached. The f J. C. Penney's. Ed Grissom. manager r 5tore presented Cish ]l_ regular employes. The pre cash bomuw. an to employes of Mm- 00 Laundry company with cash gifts 'of one week's pay, on length of service, em- to Clinic pharmacy employes ployes of the West Texas Utlu'tlfs company received Insurance policies In the amount of SiOO, Sl.OW, and yx. Cash gifts to employes of the Abilene Reporter-News amounted The total MI in oomiMs ito There aUo were cash bonuses lor employes of the Citizens Kat'orial bank, these at the ann-ial Christmas party last The checks we.-e for per cent ol an- null Mlarics. Thirty-n-ir.e employes of the Merchants Motor Luies yester- day shared in the cash out to all employes ot the R. Doyir, agent, did not have the total. James, president of the Farmers Merchants Naiior.al bank Saturday mornlntt announced that institution har, had "a very satisfactory and that all employes art receiving a stantUl bonus. ;
Publication: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
Issue Date: December 25, 1938


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Catholic Minds, Catholic Matters
Catholic Minds, Catholic Matters Lecture Series offers public lectures and fora on important Catholic topics during the academic year.
Upcoming Lectures
Coming Soon!
Past Lectures
Spirituality in the Public Square
Tuesday, September 30, 2014—4:00p.m.
McCormick Lounge, Coffey Hall
Lake Shore Campus, LUC
A conversation with Ms. Kerry Weber (America Magazine)
Science, Faith, and Progress
Tuesday, September 17, 2014—3:30p.m.–5:00p.m.
A lecture by Fr. Paul Mueller, S.J., Vatican Observatory
In his lecture, Fr. Mueller will explore a belief that is fundamental for all the Abrahamic religions: the belief that the human race is at the center of God's love and concern. Modern science has shown that the human race has been in existence for only a brief span of time, in a small and unremarkable corner of a universe that is unimaginably large and extraordinarily old. From a scientific perspective, it seems methodologically pernicious, morally presumptuous, and just plain contrary to reason to believe that the human race is of cosmic importance, or that it has been chosen above all others by the God of the universe. Fr. Mueller will propose a creative re-framing of this issue. He'll explore a way of thinking about the (alleged) cosmic importance of the human race that avoids scientific and moral objections and that opens new paths for progress in science and faith.
Jesuits and Sports: Historical Perspectives and Resources for Our Times
Thursday, January 31, 2013
A lecture by Fr. Patrick Kelly, S.J., associate professor of Theology and Religious Studies at Seattle University.
In his book Catholic Perspective on Sports Fr. Kelly, S.J. provides a historic overview of the changing Catholic views towards sports, broadens traditional understanding of the interconnectedness between spirituality and athletics, and explains why this topic has been neglected by scholars. The author offers new insights on the contributions of Catholic thought and its relevance to sports today.
Rethinking Christianization
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Lecture by Dr. Edmondo Lupieri, John Cardinal Cody Endowed Chair, Department of Theology, LUC.
In his book In the Name of God: The Making of Global Christianity Lupieri traces the consequences of European war and conquest for global cultural identities from the age of exploration to the present. He exposes the economic and political justifications and motivations behind the European conquest and uncovers the religious roots of genocide, racism, and 'just war.'
Catholic Actors in the Third Wave of Democratization:
Lessons for the Arab Spring and the Muslim Fourth Wave
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Lecture by Dr. Jose Casanova, Department of Sociology, Georgetown University.
Dr. Casanova has published works in a broad range of subjects, including religion and globalization, migration and religious pluralism, transnational religions, and sociological theory. Co-sponsored with Islamic World Studies Program, LUC. Watch video for this lecture
The Catholic Calumet: Colonial Conversations in French and Indian North America
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Lecture by Dr. Tracy Neal Leavelle, Department of History, Creighton University.
Dr. Leavelle's first book, The Catholic Calumet: Colonial Conversions in French and Indian North America, examines the nature of spiritual encounters between Catholic missionaries and American Indians in colonial North America. The work explores such issues as the translation and reception of religious concepts, the impact of gender and generational differences on Native responses to Christianity, and the role of religion in shaping colonial geographies. Co-sponsored with Departments of English, History, Theology and the University Libraries
Holy Fathers, Abusive Fathers, and the Missing Father:
How Catholic Schools Cure Urban Poverty
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Lecture by Patrick J. McCloskey, MS, School of Education, LUC. Klarcheck Informations Commons, 4th Floor, Lake Shore Campus, LUC
Watch video of this lecture
A Catholic Origin of Human Rights
February 28, 2011
Lecture by Fr. Robert John Araujo,S.J., the inaugural holder of the John Courtney Murray, S.J. University Professorship at Loyola University Chicago, School of Law.
Watch video of this lecture.
Archive of Past Catholic Minds,Catholic Matters Lectures
Catholic Minds, Catholic Matters Lecture Series: Spirituality in the Public Square
Tuesday, 30 September 2014
McCormick Lounge, Coffey Hall
Lake Shore Campus, LUC
All are welcome to attend!
Kerry Weber—Managing Editor of America Magazine and author of Mercy in the City: How to Feed the Hungry, Give Drink to the Thirsty, Visit the Imprisoned, and Keep Your Day Job—will be speaking at the Catholic Minds, Catholic Matters lecture series this fall on spirituality in the public square.
Kerry Weber is a graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in New York and Providence College in Rhode Island. Kerry has worked as an associate editor for Catholic Digest, a staff reporter for The Greenwich Post and The Catholic Observer, and a producer and reporter for the television news magazine Real to Reel. She is also an alumna of the Mercy Volunteer Corps, through which she served as a special-education teacher in St. Michaels, Ariz., on the Navajo Nation.
Publication Colloquium: Democracy, Culture, Catholicism & the Transnational Impact of Jesuit Higher Education
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
4th Floor, Klarchek Information Commons
Lake Shore Campus, LUC
This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome to attend!
In the fall of 2015, Fordham University Press published a collection of essays titled Democracy, Culture, Catholicism: Voices from Four Continents. This volume was the result of a three year, international research project sponsored by the Hank Center that brought together scholars from Jesuit, and Jesuit related, institutions of higher education around the world. Meetings in four parts of the globe – Peru, Indonesia, Lithuania, and the U.S. – these diverse scholars explored and interrogated the relationship(s) between democracy, culture, and Catholicism in each of their respective locations. On the one hand, this volume offers a unique, scholarly contribution to the academy; on the other hand, this volume stands as a testament to the collaborative and transformative possibilities contained within the transnational community of Jesuit institutes of higher education.
This upcoming Publication Colloquium will explore both dimensions of this publication. First, it will look at the international research project, and its resulting volume, to both celebrate its completion, but also to look critically at what it accomplished. Second, it will explore the terrain of international Jesuit higher education and draw from this volume some conclusions, and some future possibilities, for connecting Jesuit institutes of higher education from around the world, and harnessing the potential of such a truly global community for approaching and addressing some of the most pressing questions facing the world today.
The colloquium will feature an impressive array of speakers: pre-recorded interviews with Dr. Baskara Wardaya, SJ (Universitas Sanata Dharma, Yogyakarta, Indonesia) and Dr. Danute Gailiene (Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania) will be shown; volume co-editor Dr. Michael Schuck (Department of Theology, LUC) will comment on the publication; Prof. Joy Gordon (Ellacuria Chair of Social Ethics, Department of Philosophy, LUC) will offer a critical response to the volume; and Loyola University Chicago's Chancellor, Michael Garanzini, SJ, will offer his own thoughts on, and assessment of, impact of the volume for the transnational network of Jesuit institutes of higher education. The event will be moderated by CCIH Post-Doc, and volume co-editor, John Crowley-Buck.
Copies of the Volume Democracy, Culture, Catholicism: Voices from Four Continents (Fordham UP, 2016) will be available for purchase from the bookstore after the event.
If you would like to purchase the book on-line, it is available through Amazon.com: Democracy, Culture, Catholicism: Voices from Four Continents (Fordham UP, 2016)


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Eaton — Eaton was more than a bit perturbed about just missing out on its own championship celebration.
So, one can forgive the Reds for not allowing Mountain View to prolong its championship celebration any longer.
Coming off a heart-breaking loss to Holy Family on Saturday in the Class 3A state title baseball game, Eaton didn't have to wait long to get back on the diamond.
At least for a day, the Reds washed that bitter taste of being runner-up out of their mouths with a win against the 4A champion Mountain Lions.
Kicking off a summer in which Eaton will play Legion A for the first time, the Reds topped Mountain View 2-0 Tuesday in a Northern Colorado Baseball League opener.
"The kids bounced back from that tough loss (Saturday) very well, and I was really proud of them," Eaton coach Jim Danley said. "That's a very good hitting (Mountain Lions) team... and there was hardly a hard-hit ball in that game."
The two teams will play again in a doubleheader, starting at 4 p.m. today at Mountain View High School.
One game wasn't nearly enough for the Mountain Lions to adjust to the type of pitching Eaton presented on Tuesday.
While the Reds' offense pieced together runs on errors in the first and third, Eaton's junior-to-be left-handed sidearmer Ethan Kapperman kept Mountain View's lineup off balance with an array of sharp-moving breaking balls.
Kapperman scattered five hits, allowing only three Lions hitters past first base; two of which came in the first inning.
"I just stayed focused," said Kapperman, who went the distance; an Eaton rarity. "Coming out there for my warmup pitches, I kind of realized my fastball was moving more. So, I brought that more. Then, my arm was getting a little tired at the end. So, my knuckle curve will usually bring my arm back."
Kapperman kept the Mountain View offense off balance, delivering the ball from a particularly low angle with his submarine delivery.
Following the game, Danley compared the unconventional delivery to that of Major League Baseball relievers Aaron Loup of Toronto and Joe Thatcher of San Diego.
"He just did a great job — talk about keeping them off balance," Danley said of Kapperman. "We've seen him have moments during J.V. games. And, believe me, our hitters don't want to get in there and hit off Kapperman (during practice). ... Kapperman is one of kind, that's for sure."
While Kapperman was sitting down batter after batter, senior-to-be Jake Nelson made sure Kapperman had ample run support.
The Reds broke a first-inning deadlock when Mountain Lions center fielder Tommy Guffey dropped a deep Colton Lind flyball, allowing Nelson to score from third with two outs.
Eaton tacked on in the bottom of the third when Nelson scored another run on an error when third baseman Justin Clinton's throw sailed past catcher Ethan Howell with bases loaded.
Nelson reached base in all three of his at-bats — once via a fielder's choice and twice via walks. Nelson said he was determined to find a way on base and ultimately across home plate, knowing that against a team as solid as Mountain View, runs would be at a premium.
"Every time I go to the plate, I know it doesn't matter if I get a hit, a walk or get on base because of an error," Nelson said. "As long as I get on base, that's what is important. I know I can use my speed to create some traffic out there."
While the Reds converted a pair of Mountain Lion mishaps into unearned runs, Kapperman and the Eaton offense didn't even afford Mountain View that much.
Mountains Lions coach Brian Smela credited Kapperman and his awkward delivery for never allowing Mountain View to engineer the type or rallies that allowed it to grind its way to a 4A title just three days earlier.
"We didn't hit a lot of balls hard today, because we had a hard time picking up the ball," Smela said. "Eaton always has a guy like that, who throws that way. You know that when you come here, that you're going to see a lot of knuckle curves. You're going to see a lot of unorthodox deliveries. You've just got to adjust."
EHS — Ethan Kapperman and Caleb Johnson.


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Skip to comments.FBI says Occupy Cleveland not under investigation though suspects were actively involved in group.
Posted on 05/01/2012 2:26:23 PM PDT by Las Vegas Dave
CLEVELAND, Ohio FBI officials today said that while the members of a group arrested in an attempt to blow up a bridge over the Cuyahoga Valley National Park were also involved in the Occupy Cleveland movement, that organization is not under federal investigation.
"Let me be clear, the FBI and Department of Justice are not conducting an investigation of any specific group," said Steven M. Dettelbach, U.S Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio. "We do not investigate movements or groups, we investigate individuals."
The Occupy movement is never identified by name in the affidavit filed by federal officials today, but interviews have since indicated that the five arrested had been involved with and somewhat dissatisfied with the Occupy Cleveland movement in Public Square.
Still, that the five men arrested were connected with that movement including attending an Oct. 21, 2011, event on Clevelands Public Square had caused ripples throughout the day.
The group also issued a statement Monday, saying that while the group arrested Monday evening by the FBI were associated with Occupy Cleveland, they were in no way representing or acting on behalf of Occupy Cleveland or the event that was planned for later today at the GE Lighting building."
The May Day event at GE was sponsored by Occupy Cleveland, the North Shore AFL-CIO, Cleveland Jobs with Justice, Fight for a Fair Economy and SEIU Local 1, the statement said. The event was cancelled, however, because of the alleged actions of the autonomous group arrested (Monday) night, the statement said, adding that Occupy Cleveland has had affirmed principles of non-violence since its inception on October 6, 2011.
"Today's event Occupy GE (General Electric) was canceled because there were rumors these guys were involved, said Debbie Kline of Jobs with Justice. They were NEVER at the table.
Its been over a month we've been planning this. We will do this in the future. We'll do this again. But it would have been in bad taste to do today."
Bomb plot suspect Brandon Baxter came to a Jobs with Justice spring training event this year to learn about non-violent action, she said.
"When you're in a movement, you can't kick people out when they are volunteers," Kline said. "These five were acting on their own, they didn't have any part of the greater movement."
"There are fringey people all over the place."
View full sizeThomas Ondrey, The Plain DealerThe Ohio 82 bridge as it crosses the Cuyahoga River in Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Brecksville. The FBI arrested five men this week in connection with a plot to blow up the bridge today for May Day protests.
The FBI arrested Baxter and four others Monday evening, saying they had planted what were believed to be explosive devices under the Ohio 82 bridge over Cuyahoga Valley National Park as part of a May Day protest today.
The five men were self-proclaimed anarchists, who intended to detonate two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) under the bridge in Sagamore Hills, but had purchased the inert devices from undercover FBI agents, officials said
Also arrested by the FBIs Joint Terrorism Task Force and charged with conspiracy and attempted use of explosive materials were: Douglas Wright, 26 and Anthony Hayne, 35.
Wright had also talked about "getting a car that they can drive into the Federal Reserve Bank" in Cleveland to blow it up, according to an affidavit from FBI Special Agent Ryan Taylor. (See the affidavit in the DocumentCloud reader below.)
Despite the defendants worst intentions and aims during the entire course of yesterdays operation, the public was never in danger, Dettelbach said. The defendants never possessed at any time any really explosive materials and the arrests warrants were signed before they got in the car and went to the bridge.
Also arrested, but not charged, were Connor Stevens, 20 and Joshua Stafford, 23. Anthony said Stevens and Stafford were currently being charged, officials said.
Meanwhile, the Cuyahoga Valley National Park issued a news release this afternoon saying that park rangers worked with FBI during the course of the investigation and that park visitors were not at risk during the operation.
At no time were the Brecksville Station or the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad considered targets for the plot, the news release said.
The national park encompasses 33,000 acres along the Cuyahoga River between Cleveland and Akron, Ohio.
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson also issued the following statement: I would like to express my appreciation to FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Stephen D. Anthony and the Cleveland Office of the FBI for their diligence in identifying and exposing a potential threat to our community, and for keeping Cleveland's safety leadership informed on the progress of the investigation.
Reporter Rachel Dissell contributed to this story.
They don't? What about militias in the 90's, as just one example?
I was hiking the towpath and metro parks yesterday, CREEPY!
I bet it would be easier to train 4 kittens to walk in formation than it would be to organize 4 occupiers.
Re choir practice. My voice is so bad people pay me NOT to sing.
Also, I don't like to preach to the choir. I like raw audiences of any persuasion since it will be a test of my presentation and knowledge to wake them up if they are asleep at the wheel, to provide them with new information so that they can begin to see the dimensions of a problem, and to bring them over to our side if they like and understand what I am saying.
However, I have a policy, "if you feed me, I will come". Even the reds once gave me a cookie (my food tester said it was ok).
Re your comments. Yes, most reporters on criminal issues aren't worth a damned. To lazy to do their homework. SOme of the TV shows on cable that deal with Cold Case Files, Disappeared persons, cold-blooded killings, etc. actually have investigators and authors who DO read everything relating to a case. It often gives them more of an insight into the case, the people, potential motives, and often overlooked leads or evidence.
I have found that in reading captured communist and PLO documents from Vietnam/Cambodia, Grenada, Lebanon, etc., often there is ONE LINE that changes the whole tenor of it. You just have to be on the look-out for such a sentence, name, etc.
I had to do this type of searching in FBI wiretap transcripts, newspaper articles, etc. when I worked on an organized crime task force. It was that one name that provided the link for asset seizures.
However, you must know what you are looking for, and also something about the context in which it appeared.
Too many reporters didn't learn this in journalism school. I learned mine from those names I previously mentioned, plus from a couple of Pulitzer Prize writers I used to have lunch with. You just sit and listen to the pros talk. Then you ask questions. Much better than journalism school (to which I never went).
Also, you learn on the street, usually from the policemen on the beat, or CIDs who are friends of yours.
It also is nice to how a police officer in the family. He cleaned up my garden yesterday. I trained him well, as did the Army and the Albuquerque PD.
Because that would be illegal?
Startled yet? Scared even a little? Worried?
Good thing they caught this amateur group.
Too bad their advertising the 'how' they caught this group though. Buying devices? Well guess we will see some homemade stuff later as they learn from this mistake.
It is going to be a long hot summer...
As far as them not investigating the OWS Cleveland group...yeah that is disinformantion. But...is yesterday's take down also just a distraction for a larger investigation too.
You see the democrats can control the OWS group to a certain point, but they cannot control the contemporary Anarchists. I think it is important to understand this contemporary Anarchist has evolved and is not what we normally define or understand as an anarchist.
I posted a link yesterday for a FReeper to a socialist website explaining the evolution of the American-style Anarchist in the Marxist movement. Interesting, but heavy reading. Anarchists are usually linked to the far fringe right, but it is clear that the socialist/marx movement is claiming them as their own. I think this acknowlegement is important, http://www.isreview.org/issues/72/feat-anarchism.shtml, they admit the anarchist is a left centered creature.
Social Basis for Anarchism:
"Anarchism began its life as a philosophical reaction to the oppressive growth of early capitalism. Essentially rooted in liberal, enlightenment thought, anarchisms social basis lay in the small craft and artisanal classeswhat Marx called the petty bourgeoisie, then being eradicated with the growth of industrialism. The anarchist Albert Metzler agrees with Marxs assessment of anarchisms birth."
The problem, as they even acknowledge, is they can't control them. Which if they are claiming to be anarchists...they cannot be truly linked to OWS.
Well the OWS folks have handed to Romney the 2012 Presidential elections by "default!"
Sounds like you have a book to write some day - good reading, too...
You're not reading between the lines. Dettelbach said that they don't investigate groups, they investigate people—like, for instance, members of Occupy Cleveland.
This group was infiltrated by an undercover FBI agent. Where do you think the FBI agent met these guys, at the Piggy Wiggly? Maybe—just maybe—he ran into these fellows at the Occupy Cleveland protests. Just sayin.
They learned everything they know in life from Spongebob cartoons.
Except when the group is called "The Michigan Militia"....
The entire Occupy movement should taken down under RICO.
The same was done against the Klan and other national terrorist racketeering organizations.
But they are communistity organizers like the little bastard in the White House. He's cool with it.
Even Bill Ayers threw some bombs in his day and says he could be spurred to do it again.
Another thing to consider, with this administration's claims of "terrorism" and "racism" among the tea party protests...
If there WERE people who joined the tea party movement who could've been tempted by FBI agents into planting bombs, we would have heard it by now.
I do not doubt they infiltrated the group. Especially in the wake of what's been learned from Fast and Furious.
There is a core difference between the tea party patriots and occupy communist/anarchist/socialists. One seeks to keep America in accordance with the founding principles of this nation, the other seeks to tear down the system and replace it with some sort of socialist system. Even political "anarchists" want universal healthcare (which means a tax system to pay for it) so there goes their claims of no centralized government.
That's what happens with all these plots. They're instigated by the FBI who then "rescues" us! Nice scam. They haven't caught a real terrorist in years.
They're instigated by the FBI who then "rescues" us! Nice scam.
Respectfully disagree. Five 0.99% Occutards actually believed they hooked up with the "right" people. Otherwise we could be reading a much different headline today; and wondering what's wrong with the FBI.
Fortunately many "good actors" at work in the Cleveland Office. JTTF Cleveland "connected" many Islaminazi terrorist plot "dots" in the Great Lakes region alone between 2001-2007. Thinking I lost count at about 125.
From my point of view, more kudos to the hard working Cleveland Office agents!
They don't? What about militias in the 90's, as just one example?[/Q]
that is obviuously a statement of political cover for a pet radical movement of the current administration,
the FBI statement would be much different if the perps were with the Tea Party movement
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Definitions for sacrosanctˈsæk roʊˌsæŋkt
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word sacrosanct
Princeton's WordNet
inviolable, inviolate, sacrosanct(adj)
must be kept sacred
beyond alteration, criticism, or interference, especially due to religious sanction; inviolable.
Webster Dictionary
sacred; inviolable
Origin: [L. sucrosanctus.]
Sacrosanctity was a right of tribunes in Ancient Rome not to be harmed physically. Plebeians took an oath to regard anyone who laid hands on a tribune as an outlaw liable to be killed without penalty. The term comes from the phrase sacer esto and reflects that violation of a tribune's sacrosanctity was not only a secular offense, but a religious offense as well.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
sak′rō-sangkt, adj. very sacred or inviolable.—n. Sacrosanc′tity. [L. sacrosanctus—sacer, sacred, sanctus, pa.p. of sancīre, to hallow.]
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of sacrosanct in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of sacrosanct in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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No time deadline is sacrosanct.
Uffe Ellemann-Jensen, President, ELDR 1995-2000, Foreign Minister 1982-1993, Nordic Embassies in Berlin 23 September 2003:
I cherish the Franco-German cooperation as one of the most important developments in post-war Europe. But I will not accept is as being so sacrosanct that the rest of us shall simply adapt to what is decided between Paris and Berlin.
The GO pledge, the pledge that the municipal market for its entire existence viewed as sacrosanct, now isn't, given the strength of the muni market this year, I don't believe investors have been compensated in general for that incremental risk.
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- sacrosantCatalan, Valencian
- sakrosankt, unantastbarGerman
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- 批判を許さない, 神聖, 不可侵Japanese
- sacrossantoPortuguese
- sacrosanctRomanian
- свято́й, свяще́нный, неприкоснове́нныйRussian
- okränkbarSwedish
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Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) is an in-vehicle system that supports drivers compliance with the speed limit. ISA is in fact a collective term for various different systems. Field trials and driving simulator studies show positive effects on speed behaviour and expect large safety effects. Some studies report negative side effects of ISA, but there is yet insufficient insight in the size of these possible negative side effects and their consequences. Around one quarter of European car drivers considers a speed-limiting device like ISA to be very useful; actual experience with ISA seems to increase acceptance.
Field trials of ISA
Practical experiments with ISA have been carried out in Sweden and the Netherlands. In Sweden it concerned large-scale experiments with the open ISA (warning/informing) and the half-open ISA (the active accelerator) in four different town/cities. In the Dutch town of Tilburg, there was an experiment with the closed ISA. The experiments in both countries concerned urban areas. Other field trials have taken place in Belgium, Denmark, Britain, Finland, Germany, France, Hungary and Spain (see www.prosper-eu.nl for more details).
Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) is an in-vehicle system that uses information on the position of the vehicle in a network in relation to the speed limit in force at that particular location. ISA can support drivers in helping them to comply with the speed limit everywhere in the network. This is an important advantage in comparison to the speed limiters for heavy good vehicles and coaches, which only limit the maximum speed.
ISA is a collective term for various systems:
The currently available ISA systems are based on fixed speed limits. They may also include location-dependant (advisory) speed limits. It will become increasingly possible to include dynamic speed limits that take account of the actual circumstances at a particular moment in time.
The experiments in both Sweden and the Netherlands show a positive effect of the system. Driving speeds with ISA were slower and more homogenous. In Sweden, no differences were found between the two tested systems.
There has also been a lot of research using driving simulators. For example, in Britain [9] [10], the effects of ISA on speed behaviour have been studied in a driving simulator. They tested three ISA systems: an open, advisory system; a combination of half-open/closed system at a voluntary basis (on-off switch); and the same system at a mandatory basis (without on-off switch). They also looked at three different types of speed limits: fixed, variable and dynamic. Based on the speed data, the effects on the number of accidents have been estimated. The estimates show that all systems had a positive effect on safety, with the largest effect of the mandatory system based on dynamic speed limits. Besides the safety improvement, Carsten and Fowkes claim ISA also leads to a reduction in fuel consumption.
No negative side effects of ISA were found in the experiments in Sweden [5]. However, there is still some concern about this point. Issues that have been reported include:
At present there is insufficient insight into the size of these possible negative side effects and their consequences.
It is generally considered that the current focus should be on developing appropriate principles for human machine interface systems, while various forms of automated control systems, including for example systems such as electronic stability control, are developing, rather than on regulation.
According to the SARTRE survey (2004) around a quarter of the European drivers are of the opinion that it is 'very useful' to have a device in the car that restrains you from exceeding the speed limits. This is a little bit lower than for devices preventing drink-driving and driving when fatigued (for both 32% is of the opinion that it is very useful). The practical experiments in both Sweden and the Netherlands have shown that the acceptance of ISA increases if concrete experience with it has been gained.
To assess the political acceptance of ISA systems, the EU-funded PROSPER project performed a survey among different stakeholders (politicians, governmental institutes, research institutes, pressure groups and commercial groups) in eight EU countries. It is reported, that despite differences between countries and between different stakeholder groups, ISA is generally seen as an effective safety measure. An introduction among all driver groups, on all road types and on a mandatory basis is preferred. A half-open system or the active accelerator was considered to be the best option for now. According to the stakeholders, this scenario would result in the best results for safety, environment and congestion. Barriers to the implementation of ISA that were identified included the technical functioning, applicability to the whole network, benefits for the road users and liability issues