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Abilene Daily Reporter, The (Newspaper) - August 22, 1935, Abilene, Texas CLOi IDY Abilene Reporter "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT ME noN VOL. LIV. Full Leased Wires of Associated Press United Press (UP) ABILENE, TEXAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST TWELVE PAGES (Evening Edition of The Morning Mews) NUMBER FDR Favors Utilities Compromise Modified Neutrality Plan Drafted For House As Body of Wiley Post Reached Oklahoma City Bringing Wiley Post to his lut Undinf, the Pan-American alrwayi plane shown bcre u it reached Oklahoma City lute Tundar afternoon. The blf ifalp taken Inside the hanrar and Port't body transferred to a waltlnr beane. The large crowd TO doffinc hats Post's body went by. (NBA Photo) Thousands ViewBier Of WHOLLYWOOD, Aug. Plain the. kind that Will Rogers held on an equal footing with the high ranking of all lands their final respects to the beloved humorist today as his body lay In state at Forest Lawn Me- morial park. The laborer, the housewife, the cowhand and the Him extra made up the thousands who went swiftly and two abreast this morning past the plain bronze casket that held the remains the Oklahoma cow- boy whose homely wit made him Internationally famous. Later, world famous screen lum- inaries and state, national and In- ter-national dignitaries were to pay Rogers homage at funeral services at 2 p. m., but the early mourners and curious were "common people." Although the gates to Forest Lawn were not opened until 7 a. m. crowds began gathering at one o'- clock. This tribute was touching Inas- much as the crowd could do no more than glance quickly at the casket, which was kept closed at the request of the widow, Betty Blake Rogers. No reason was for keeping the public from a last view of Rog- ers. It was said that Rogers suf- fered only slight face Injuries in the air crash that took his id Wiley Post's lives last Thurs- Ten thousand persons were in line when the gates were opened ar.d the crowd was increasing at the rate of a block every 15 min- utes. The 15-foot ornamental gates were guarded by 25 police, placed there to insure against rushing. Crowd Orderly Generally, the crowd was quiet and orderly although there was some murmuring about the decision keep the casket closed. Attended by a guard of honor composed of army filers from March Field, the casket was wheeled out on the cemetery lawn at 7 a. m. It was taken to a spot beneath See ROGERS, Page 12, CoL C. O. Lamberths Newcomers Here Would Compel Mini And Other Officers To Pay Million Spent In Lobby Against Utility Bill NEW YORK, Aug. stockholders' suit to compel H. C. Hopson, vice-president and treasur- er, John I. Mange, president, and seven other officers ami. directors I of the Associated Gas and Electric company to reimburse the company for more than spent In lobbying against the administra- tion's utility legislation was filed today In the supreme court. TRENTON, N. J.. Aug. Two stockholders of the Associated Gas. and Electric company petition- ed New Jersey's court of chancery today to halt Howard C. Hopson, utilities magnate from spending further funds of the company In lobbying at Washington. WASHINGTON, Aug. Bernard B. Robinson, utility lobby- ist, told the senate lobby committee today he had given a cocktail party attended by Marvin Mclntyre. White House secretary, L. W. Robert, as- sistant secretary of the treasuiy and Senator Tydlngs of Maryland. Social activities of the worker here for Howard C. Hopson, of the Associated Gas and Electric system, occupied the Investigators especially Sec HOPSON, Pare 11, CoL S Newcomers to Abilene are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Lamberth Jr., and daughter, Marcla, 4 1-2 years old. They have taken an apart- ment at 1849 South Fifth street. Mr. Lamberth has Joined the headquarters staff ol the West Texas Cottonoll company of whoss parent company, Anderson, Clay- ton Co. of Houston, his father, (Jake) Lamberth, Sr., has an executive for many years, younger Lamberth was Junior member of the Houston cotton ex- porting firm of Allen and. lam- berth before joining the Anderson- Clayton organization. Mrs. Lamberth Is the elder daughter of a famed newspaper- man Marcellus E. Foster, founder Df thfi HOUAtOa a nAB editor ot Om fjfsa qf Oklahoma Honors Its OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. Three airplanes trailing crepe cir- cled .high above the limestone cap- itol of Oklahoma today as the state paused to bury one famous son and to mourn another.' The body of Wiley Post lay Ir the rotunda, on the second floor o the capitol building, In view o jam-packed crowds that stood abou the circular openings on the floor above. Continuously from 10 a. m. line of persons representing all th state's walks of life filed rapldl past the bronze casket. In the silence struck In memorj of Oklahoma's first airman, ther OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 22. James V. All- red of Texas sent the following message to Governor Ahrland today: "As the hearts of the people of Oklahoma grieve for the loss of I heir two great sons, the people of Texas mourn with them for Will Rogers, adopted by the people of this slate oy reason of their great affection, and Wiley Post, native son of Texas, the greatest of fliers." was sorrow, too, for Will Rogers the humorist and actor who never et the world forget his Oklahoma rearing. Simultaneous with the Roger: funeral services in California, me- morial rites were planned Claremore, where thousands gate- See POST, Pase 11, Col 7 OFFICIAL PRESS BARRAGE ON ENGLAND IS LIFTED BY ITALY First Pleading Note Heard As Most Rampant Critic Declares No General Hostility Exists ROME, Aug. Italian jovernment today, for the first :lme, allowed a pleading note to creep Into the officially inspired press which has been engaged In a polemic cgatost Great Britain. The plea was summed up by Vir- glnlo Gayda, political writer for the Giomale dltalla, under the head- line, "no conflict but collaboration." The most rampant of recent crit- ics regarding Britain's "cbstructlon- Ism" to Mussolini's designs In Eth- iopia, Gayda wrote today: "It Is above all things certain that no general hostility toward England and all Its vast empire ex- ists In Italy." Pointing out the great distance between sectors of English opinion regarding Mussolini's alms in Eth- iopia, Gayda, pleaded for under- standing of Italy's designs. Those designs, he wrote, "signify it development ol.productive clvll- to three British possessions and an augmentation of the reciprocal eco- nomic friendship for the mutual benefit of all." Italy's Hour to Provide Gayda warned, however, that "It is Italy's hour to provide for Itself without in any way taking from those who have already taken." He based this statement upon the recognized Italian desire to provide Itself with colonies much as Eng- land has provided for Itself In the past. His editorial was the signal for the press at large to refrain from criticism of England. Militarized to the last cabinet member young enough to be un- formed, and dally accentuating the rhythm of Its troops' departure to East Africa, the nation awaited to- day news concerning the decision of the British cabinet, The press was editorially silent fce ITALY, ftwe 12. CM. I Committee Turns Down Senate Resolution and Sets to Drawing Up Its Compromise WASHINGTON, Aug. house tossed anoth- er hazard into the congression- al rush toward adjournment today when its foreign affairs committee, under White House pressure, began drafting a compromise on neutrality leg- islation designed to keep the United States out of a possible foreign war. With threats of war sounding loudly from Europe, the sen- ate passed neutrality legislation yesterday, making- it manda- tory for the President to em- bargo war material shipments to belligerents. Reject Resolution department wanted the legislation to make it discretionary with the president and; today, the house committee rejected the senate resolution and decided to draw up V compromise. The.decision was reached atf one-hour execuHve session at whic Chairman Samuel D. McReynold reported the White House's position The committee voted to turn over to a subcommittee the Job of drafi ing a compromise which would mee administration requirements gives President Roosevelt a free hand in dealing with war crises. McReynolds Indicated that h had staunch hopes for action th: session and hoped the subcommittee would have a compromise bill Hi shape for full committee action b night. He said he had information from Sen Qerald Nye, R., N. D., that th senate bill provision for llcensln munitions manufacture under a munitions control board could be revised to meet contsltutlonal re qulrements and still have Nye's support. Named to the house subcommit- tee were Luther A. Johnson D., Tex., Bryant T. oastellow, D. Ga., Frank L. Kloev, D., Ohio, MU- lard S. Caldwell, D., Flo., Theodore Christiansen, R., Minn., and Charles A. Eaton, R., N. J. ALLRED ASKS BIG VOTE ON AMENDMENTS WEATHERFOHD, Aug. povernor Allred voiced a plea today lor all eligible voters to cast ballots the 'Saturday election on seven istitutlonal amendments, addressing the Old Settlers' plc- here, the governor reiterated his opposition to repeal of prohibi- tion and his support of an amend- ment to provide an old-age pension plan. 'I hope we will have a really rep- resentative vote and a fa.ir elec- the governor said. "All of us have our personal opinions but. In the final analysis, a majority of the people are entitled to rule." He termed each of the seven proposed constitutional changes important and said: "If our government Is to go for- ward, people must express their In- terest In Its problems at the ballot box. I hope every citizen of Texas entitled to vote will flnd his way to the polls on Saturday." The governor reviewed acts of the recent regular session of the legis- lature, stressing the Importance of the state securities act to protect "investors from unscrupulous ctock and the safety commis- sion act. A war "to the finish" was prom- ised against gambling and book making, which oovemor Allred has attacked by both a court Injunction and ranger raids. He said local of- ficers in most places were "doing their and merchants anc good citizens everywhere are de- manding that this wave of lawless- ness be stopped." "In a few he said. "It Is a question of whether the gamblers are going to rule, or whether the law shall be supreme." Texas, he added, "does not need the type of Eastern racketeering gamblers who have largely financed these opera- tions and are now laying their plans for a year of golden fleecing during the centennial, "They had Just as well forget their plans and move on to more fertile fields." Rogers' Liberal Gifts Disclosed LOS ANGELES, Aug. Amon G. Carter, Fort Worth pub' llsher and an Intimate friend ol Will Rogers lor 20 years, disclosed today that the humorist-actor's gifts to two favorite organizations amounted to thousands of dollars. Carter said he was with Rogers when he made the first of a series of radio broadcasts for an oil com- pany. The comedian, he said, re- ceived for seven appear- ances on the of the sum gave to the American Red ;ross and to the Salvation Army. 'In 1930 the publisher re- called, "he raised over for Red Cross, all of which went for the benefit of humanity, Will laying the expense of the tour, ov- ir personally. Abilene and cloudy to- lent and Friday. Well ot lOOtb meridian 'air tonight and Frlday- Temperalurea Wed. Tnuri. 94 57 10 11 Midnight Noon Sunrlie flunaet Ty Ihermomeler ..88- rel thernomaler (Utlvt ,2.Mpm 70" 11% Mystery of Contractor' Disappearance Solved By AUBURN, Calif., Aug. The mysterious disappearance o James C. Kennett, Sr., retired Chf cago contractor, and the death c an unidentified red-headed yout were confessed as slaymgs by Ear Cramer, Sheriff Elmer Gum an nounced early today. The 21-year-old itinerant pros pector, who was arrested in a nun for cattle thieves, voluntarily mad the confessions, Gum said, ondgav the location of an abandoned mln shaft where he said he hid th body of Kennett. Gum quoted Cramer as sayln he shot Kennett lost June In quarrel over food at the abandon ed mining camp where the Chica goan had gone In search of health The red-headed youth, whose oody was found several days age in another abandoned mine shaf of the famous Emigrant Gap mln Ing area northeast of here, was kill ed In a dispute over the rifle used to slay Kennett, Gum said Cramei told him. This slaying occurred See CONFESSION, Paee 12, Col. 5 END HEARINGS ON RADIO BIDS Station Here Would Cut In on Waco Says Engineer WASHINGTON, Aug. communications commission pncluded protracted hcirlngs to- day on six Texas applications for 00-watt radio stations but decisions will not be made for several weeks. George C. Davis, commission en- ;Ineer, cleared the docket with tes- Imony that two stations sought for Abilene, Texas, would cause Inter, crence with a Waco, Texas, broad- ast. He previously had testified wo proposed stations at Big Spring, Texas, would not encounter such Acuities. le Abilene applications were lied by William O. Ansley, Jr., and he Reporter Broadcasting Company nd the Big Spring requests came rom the Herald Broadcasting Corn- any and Vemon T. Anderson. Ths ther hearings were on application.1: the North Texas Broadcasting ompany of Paris and the OH Cap- ,al Broadcasting Association of In connection with the lat- request, KPRO at Longvlew the same facilities at Kil- ore, a transfer from iti present as- gn City's 2nd Bale of Cotton Is Ginned Abilene's second bale of cotton IOB ginned Wednesday afternoon 1 the Maxwell Gin rorpnany for W. Trozier. The Trozier farm Is two miles orth of Abilene. The bale weighed pound! Mercury Drops to as Rainfall Measures .07 Inch Here A light shower, which fell early- Wednesday evening, had the effect of shooting the mercury' down' to the month's lowest recording, 71 degrees, at 7 a. m. today. Continued cooler weather i forecast for tonight and Friday In Abilene and vicinity, while fair was the general West Texas preldctlon for the same tune. The low 70 re- cording came following several days and nights of Intense heas. Big Spring reported a badly needed rain began falling at a. and that It is expected to jEiiefit crops and bring relief from ntense heat. Worms have been damaging cotton crops of that area. when the thermometer was around he 100 mark each afternoon and modulated to 80 or a few degrees below each morning. Only .07 Inch Rain. Only .07 Inch of rain was receiv- ed, not enough to be of much bene- It to crops. However, the total Ince the first of the year Is 18.73 nches, almost twice the amount re- elved during' similar period last See SHOWER, Page 12, Col 2 Baer-Louis Fight To New York Ring NEW YORK, Aug. The 5-round heavyweight boxing bout Between Joe Louis, sensational De- roit negro, and Max Baer, former world champion, was set definitely or Tuesday, Sept. 23 at the Yan- ee stadium, New York, In an an- today by Mike Jacobs, iromoter. YIELDS POINT Makes Wishes Known In Letter To Chairman Rayburn of the House Commerce Committee WASHINGTON, Aug. that the honie will accept a compromiia on the utilities holding company bill was expressed by Presi- dent Roosevelt today in a let- ter to Chairman Rayburn of the house commerce committee The letter was made publi as leaders discussed the methoi by which the compromise draft ed by Senator Barkley (D-Ky to end the dispute over manda tory abolition of holding com panies called would be brought before th home. Generdui Concession It said: "My Dear Mr. Rayburn: "I have seen a copy of the pro posed substitute for subjection B o section eleven of the Public Utility Holding Company bill offered by the senate conferences as com- promise of the differences between the house an dsenate bills on th subject matter of such sub-section B. "From the point of view of the house, this proposal certainly con stltutes a most generous, concession ori.tHc.part ot.the sensto) conferees Mlfrnm, my- point of view It repre senta a greater recession -from the senate bill than I should like to see made. But I understand the urgen desire of many members of both houses to Have a bill worked out a this session, and to that end I hopi the house will find this proposal o: the senate conferees acceptable. "Very sincerely, "FRANKLIN D.-ROOSEVELT.1 The proposed compromise woult eliminate the senate requlremen' that holding companies considered "unnecessary" be dissolved by It would direct the securities com- mission to reduce all holding com- panies to "single Integrated" sys- tems with a few exceptions. Chairman O'Connor of the rules committee disclosed that Raybum later today would ask the house to order acceptance of the compromise The president's advocacy of the compromise finally won from dem- ocratic leaders an agreement to take up the matter on the. house floor about 3 p. m. today (Eastern Stand- ard Dry Speaker Clinton N. Omti Nwr and Waahloftw, riwm tar. wia be tho ipmkari at Unlchfi ki ttM Flnl BaplW chunk. Reeves County Test Gets Delaware Sand By Staff Correspondent BIG SPRING. Aug. Oil company's No. 1 Williams and Walker, five miles southeast of Bar- stow, In Reeves county, topped the Delaware lime at feet with elevation of feet, and picked up the Delaware sand at 4.926 feet. After drilling three feet of sand It was reported the hole had filled 60 feet In oil. It was shut down for orders. Jack Herbert of New York was expected at the well today. Marathan and Humble are the only majors supporting the test, which Is In section 17, block 6, sur- rey. George Calllhan Is the con- ractor. He feet. used cable tools to CALIFORNIA VIGILANTES TAR AND FEATHER ALLEGED REDS Amid Gunfire and Tear Gas Crowd of Three Hundred Also Beats Three Other Men After All Night Hunt SANTA ROSA, Calif., Aug. gunfire and tear gas, 300 self-styled vigilantes tarred and eathered two alleged communlsta early today and beat three other men after an all night hunt for agitators. Victims of the raid gave their ames as Jack Green and Solomon Itzburg, who were tarred and eathered, and Ed Wolf, George ord and C. Meyer, who were beaten jid ordered to leave the country. Gunfire and tear marked the ild when the crowd descended pon the ranch home of Nltzburg, near Two Rocks. The crowd, driving automobiles 1th covered license plates, forced Jrwn to go up to the reddanot and wmiaoB Uw t When he reached the door there was a burst of buckshot from the house which sent the crowd scur- rying lor cover. A woman Inside the house screamed "shoot to kill." Shots continued until ammunition was exhausted. Members of the vigilante group then tossed tear gas bombs Inside. Nltibv-g staggered out gasping. Newsmen Accompany Band Newspapermen from Santa Rosa, who accompanied the bond describ- ed the scene as the wildest in Son- oma county's history since three men were lynched several years ago for the slaying of an equal number of Son Francisco police officers. The crowd shaved the heads of TO CLOSEjflNIGHT County Wide Rally Is Set For O'clock at Baptist Church Final to Taylor countlanj to keep this county In the dry column In the voting oh the proposal amendment to the Texas constitu- tion Saturday, will be made by Clin- ton N. Hoirard of New York and occasion win" Tie a county- wide dry rally, at 8 o'clock In the First Baptist churoh. Mr. Howard, u chairman of the National Unit- ed Committee for Law ment, will speak on "The Rise of Prohibition and the Penalty of Re- peal." is being brought to Texas by the Texas League Against Whiskey and to Abilene. under BUI- pices of the Taylor County Dry Forces. Dr. Mlllard A. Jenkens, First Baptist church pastor, Is to bt chairman of the program. Don H. Morris, vice president of Abilene Christian college, will Introduce the speaker. Thomas E. Hnyden, Jr., 24th sen? atorlal chairman of United Prohl- iltlon Forces, and J. Bryan Brad- jury, county chairman, are to speak Friday at Sweetwater at a. m., in Roscoe at 3 p. m.. In Lo- ine at o'clock and In Colcn rado at 8 o'clock. Mr. Bradbury will speak In McCaulley tonight. Rev. W. R. Derr and W. A. Ste- phenson will speak in Hamlui Fri- day at a. m.. In Rotan at p. m. and In Roby at 8 o'clock DENIES PLEA FOR LACOUME Galveston Youth Must Go to Chair Early Friday AUSTIN. Aug. gov- ernor's office announced today Governor Allred left the city with- out granting clemency to Bernard jicoume. 22-year-old Galveston Ign painter, sentenced to electro- ution early tomorrow. The governor's office said the jovemor studied the board of par> ions and paroles' report until just jefore he left last night and indi- tted he would not interfere with he execution. Lacoume was convicted In Ange- Ina county of the murder of Char- ey E. Causler, 81 of Zavalla, Peb- uory 7, 1934. The board of pardons and paroles, ecommendlng adversely on thf f citizens of Angelina and Galveston counties for commutation o life, sold it was "unable to find ny mitigating act or clrcmnstanc- s." Lacoume and two accomplices were alleged to have killed Gander id maimed his 76-year-old wife m robbery of the couple's home of an ron safe. The later was found n Galveston. "This prisoner and his confeder- tes wanted their the baud aid, "and went to their home u et it at any cost." An accomplice testified Lacoume truck Cansler with the butt of German Luger pistol. Lacoume de- led he struck Cansler. pleas for clemency contended mong other things, that Lacoume' _____ as of unsound mina and did DM VKULANTH, Pica U, Col, J tOf b ;
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SCOTLAND'S economy could be devastated by the Lloyds TSB takeover of HBOS, Alex Salmond said last night, after bank bosses refused to rule out compulsory redundancies.
The First Minister's warning came as the Financial Services Authority (FSA) slapped a temporary ban on short-selling financial stocks – the speculative trading some claim contributed to the sudden demise of HBOS.
Sources close to Alistair Darling, the Chancellor, said there would probably have been a Northern Rock-style run on HBOS had the tie-up not been accelerated and agreed.
Yesterday, the US investment bank Morgan Stanley scrambled to find a buyer as its shares tumbled a further 35 per cent, while central banks pumped in 100 billion of liquidity to calm panicked markets.
Meanwhile, the potential of a further mortgage-rate rise loomed as the cost of wholesale funding went up. One of the key inter-bank lending rates, the three-month Libor, increased to 5.98 per cent, up from 5.7 per cent at the end of last week.
The Lloyds/HBOS bank will probably have its global headquarters in London, Eric Daniels, who will be its chief executive, said yesterday. But he insisted it would retain a formidable presence north of the Border.
That did not convince Mr Salmond, who warned that the whole of the Scottish economy could be plunged into "turmoil". The First Minister has insisted for the past few months that the Scottish economy has proved more resilient than the rest of the UK to the effects of the economic slowdown.
But despite encouraging unemployment figures, he conceded for the first time that the financial sector was in serious trouble and the rest of the economy could go the same way.
He said: "Only yesterday, unemployment in Scotland reached a serious low, but the rest of the economy in Scotland will follow the financial sector, which is in turmoil."
Mr Salmond, a former economist, added: "It's important, not just for the Scottish economy, but mixed economies across the western world."
David Alexander, the owner of the Edinburgh property firm DJ Alexander, said the bank deal was "bad news for Edinburgh and bad news for Scotland". The implications would be huge for "the man on the street" and impinge upon all areas of the economy, from property to retailers.
"I think there will be a number of job losses immediately – not just in the banking sector, but the businesses which deal with them, from the cleaning lady to the firms who supply corporate toys," he said.
He warned that no-one knew where the global financial turmoil would end – something Mr Daniels had admitted earlier.
Ron Hewitt, the chief executive of Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, did not subscribe to Mr Salmond's negative take on the economy, but was worried the 12 billion takeover meant there was a question mark over the nation's banking sector.
"The fact one of Scotland's great institutions has been brought down so rapidly does not look good," he said.
In its announcement to the stock market yesterday, Lloyds was keen to reassure doubters the history of Scotland's oldest bank would not be erased.
It said the Edinburgh base would remain as its Scottish headquarters, and the bank's annual general meetings would still be held there. The bank's notes will also remain.
Lloyds' "management focus" was to keep jobs in Scotland, where HBOS has 17,000 employees. There has been speculation that up to 40,000 jobs could be lost, but this figure was described by Lloyds TSB as being "on the high side".
Mr Salmond has already lambasted the "spivs and speculators" whose short selling is said to have sent HBOS shares into freefall earlier this week.
Last night, the FSA followed Russia and the US in temporarily outlawing the practice, under which traders sell shares they do not yet own at a knockdown price. The UK ban became active from midnight last night.
Hector Sants, the FSA chief executive, said short selling was not wholly to blame for the financial turmoil, but it was "exacerbating the situation and there are certainly times when we feel the quality of markets is very severely adversely affected".
A spokesman for the First Minister applauded the FSA for taking action, but said it should have been taken earlier.
"If only this action had been taken sooner, and the authorities defended such institutions, it is likely that we would be looking at HBOS remaining an independent bank and that we would not be facing the current situation, with all the uncertainty to people's jobs and livelihoods," he said.
Meanwhile, a senior Treasury source insisted there had been little choice but to push ahead with the takeover.
Andy Hornby, the chief executive of HBOS, whose future is unclear, said:
"The share price movement in the last few days was very concerning. But customer reaction has been very restrained."
Mr Daniels said the government had helped to arrange the takeover deal, but it had not been "a brokered marriage".
The spokesman for the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, denied that the PM had lobbied Lloyds TSB to minimise job losses in Scotland.
He said: "Absolutely not. This was a commercial decision taken by Lloyds."
US Treasury ponders taking on all bad debt to revive economy
WALL Street recorded its best day in six years yesterday as a furious late rally followed reports the United States government was considering a comprehensive solution to the global financial crisis.
Responding to the week's unprecedented upheaval in the financial system, Henry Paulson, the US treasury secretary, mooted a proposal that would create a means of dealing with the billions of dollars of bad debt still clogging the financial system, a congressional aide said.
The idea has been compared to the "Resolution Trust" formed in 1989 to fix the savings and loan industry collapse.
An index of financial stocks jumped 11.7 per cent.
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 3.86 per cent, to 11,019.69, while the Standard & Poor's 500 Index climbed 4.33 per cent, to 1,206.51. The technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index surged 4.78 per cent, to 2,199.10.
For all three, it was the biggest one-day percentage gain since October 2002 – when the last bull market was born.
Earlier yesterday, international central banks, including the Bank of England, European Central Bank and the US Federal Reserve, pumped $180 billion (99.01 billion) into money markets to counter the worst financial upheaval since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
The move was aimed at boosting waning confidence that governments can stop the crisis from spinning out of control and at getting banks worldwide to open their ever-tightening purse strings.
Banks have been increasingly reluctant to lend to each other as distrust has spread throughout the financial system.
The FTSE 100 index closed down 32.4 points. The confirmation of the merger caused HBOS to rally towards the 232p a share offer price, up 17 per cent, or 25.5p, at 172.6p.
Lloyds shares fell however, ending the day down 15 per cent, or 42.25p, at 237.5p.
Meanwhile, the Council of Mortgage Lenders yesterday released figures which showed that new lending was down 36 per cent on last year at 21.8 billion.
However, there was better news from the high street last month, with retail sales up by 1.2 per cent.
In Russia, stock exchanges were closed for a second day as Dmitry Medvedev, the president, pledged a 10.98 billion injection into markets to stem plummeting share prices – and quash fears of a repeat of the country's 1998 financial collapse.
Asia markets continued to plummet overnight.
It's a tight squeeze as chairman rolls up in a 'golf cart'
AS ONE of the biggest names in UK banking, Sir Victor Blank clearly has matters of substance weighing on his mind rather than style.
The chairman of Lloyds TSB, who is charged with overseeing the transition of HBOS and Lloyds TSB into a new 30 billion British superbank, rolled up for a press conference in an 8,895 G-Wiz that is little bigger than an enclosed golf cart.
No chauffeur for this City grandee; not even one of the black Lincolns that ferried the most powerful figures in American banking and finance to an emergency meeting at the offices of the New York Federal Reserve following the Lehman Brothers collapse.
So is Sir Victor simply trying to flash his green credentials in a bright red car that can run for 35 miles after it is plugged into the mains?
Or is there more to be read into it, such as the fact the G-Wiz is made in India from plastics by the company Reva in Bangalore?
It is ironic that, for the past two years, Lloyds TSB has outsourced its human resources operations out of a centre in India.
And in May, the bank announced plans to move 450 IT jobs to India, with further areas of the IT division's 2,400-strong workforce expected to follow suit in future.
Emily Pykett

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Jason doesn't usually update this blog, but he does update this book list. I like how he denotes the "highly recommended" books. Perhaps I will do something like that someday. For now…
Amanda 2010:
The Remains of the Day (Ishiguro)
Death Comes for the Archbishop (Cather)
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan (See)
Never Let Me Go (Ishiguro)
The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Kundera)
Remarkable Creatures (Chevalier)
The Fall (Camus)
Mansfield Park (Austen)
Howards End (Forster)
On Writing (King)
The Short Stories (Hemingway)
The Help (Stockett)
Stones into Schools (Mortensen)
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Twain)
A Wrinkle In Time (L'Engle)
When You Reach Me (Stead)
Brave Companions (McCullough)
Chronicles (Dylan)
God is Back (Micklethwait and Wooldridge)
When Everything Changed: The Amazing Journey of American Women from 1960 to the Present (Collins)
The World is Flat (Friedman)
What the Dog Saw (Gladwell)
Half the Sky (Kristof & WuDunn)
Superfreakonomics (Leavitt & Dubner)
Illicit (Naim)
The Lost Symbol (Brown)
Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea (Demick)
Northanger Abbey (Austen)
The Joy Luck Club (Tan)
Total: 29
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The LWD (little white dress) is perpetually all the rage for summertime and obviously a short style is a no-brainer substitute for a traditional gown.
*BCBGMAXAZRIA Silk Off-Shoulder Dress, $328*This dress is so flirty and fun, but the spaghetti straps keep it (casual) bridal-appropriate. Plus, it's 100% silk so still has that special feeling. Wouldn't the ruffles look fabulous twirling on your reception dance floor?
I love this sweet little number too! The V-neckline with fringed trim stands out, while the black sash flatters your waistline. Nice!
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Controversy - and a 30-minute discussion on the 18th hole - surrounded Annika Sorenstam's tee shot on the 18th hole at the end of her first round in the ADT Championship today. After hitting the ball in a bunker inside a marked lateral water hazard, Sorenstam was given a drop near the back edge of the bunker and hit the green with her third shot. Paula Creamer, Sorenstam's playing competitor and Kay Cockerill, on-course commentator for The Golf Channel, disagreed. They contended that the ball never crossed the hazard line. If that were true, Sorenstam would most likely return to the tee to hit her third shot.
LPGA Beats PGA Tour to Playoff Punch
According to an AP article, the LPGA will beat the PGA Tour to the punch in offering a season-ending "playoff" system. New LPGA Commish Carolyn Bivens today announced the 2006 LPGA schedule. That schedule included details on a playoff system that will be the first of its kind in golf.
Instead of the top 30 players on the money list qualifying for the season-ending ADT Championship, the field will be comprised of 30 players who have racked up points throughout the year along with two wild cards for a total of 32. The field will be cut to 16 players after 36 holes and to only eight players after 54 holes. The eight remaining players will start the field at even par, leading to a $1M payout for the winner of the 18-hole shootout.
ADT Championship Preview
The top thirty LPGA golfers finish off the season in style this weekend at the illustrious 6,506 yard par-72 Trump International Golf Club. Donald Trump will host his fifth ADT event at the beautiful West Palm Beach course.
Annika Sorenstam heads up an exclusive group of competitors as the defending champion of this tenth anniversary ADT Championship. She is also one of the more seasoned tour pros being challenged by a group of youngsters more than ten years her junior. It's Annika versus the new kids on the block.
Kim Rallies to Win Mitchell Tourney of Champs
Just a single stroke separated third-round leader Liselotte Neumann from Rachel Hetherington, Heather Daly-Donofrio and Christina Kim this morning. She broke out of a four-way tie with a birdie putt at 18 to place her on top of the leaderboard. Neumann had her last victory way back in 2004 at the Asahi Ryokuken International Championship.
Rachel Hetherington currently sits in 40th position on the ADT Money list with earnings of just under $300,000. Although Rachel has eight official victories on the LPGA Tour and an equal number of runner-up finishes, she hasn't claimed a victory since 2003. Although Donofrio is the defending champion, her career as head of the LPGA keeps her from focusing too much on golf.
Preview: The Mitchell Company Tournament of Champions
The LPGA is heading into the final stretch, nearing the last hurrah of the season playing golf in Alabama this weekend. Who better to defend at this tournament than LPGA Tour President Heather Daly-Donofrio?
Forty-five previous LPGA tour champions will take part in this limited field event in an attempt to win one of the final trophies of the year and a piece of the $850,000 purse.
Kathy Ireland Worldwide has signed on as the presenting sponsor but no, the ladies won't be featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated Magazine!
Sorenstam Breaks Record at Mizuno Classic
Neither wind nor rain nor intense competition could stop history from being made this weekend at the Mizuno Classic. Annika Sorenstam knew what was at stake if she won and put her blinders on to accomplish her goal.
Although the fierce competition from both Jennifer Rosales and Young Kim kept Annika on her toes, the Swede's final round rally secured her place in history on both the LPGA and PGA tours. With her fifth consecutive win Sorenstam passes legends Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen and Tiger Woods as the only golfer to accomplish this feat.
"I am very, very happy. I had the chance to do something today that nobody else has done," said an ecstatic Sorenstam.
Mizuno Classic Preview
Another week of golf in Asia, this week in Japan, and relatively little news coverage. Again the LPGA has scarce knowledge on their website about which golfers are playing in the final field and who will be competing against the multi-talented Annika Sorenstam.
Most of the golfers who played last week at the CJ Nine Bridges Classic will fly here to Japan but this story should certainly focus a bit on the number-one golfer in the world because she just might win this tournament a record fifth time!
A fifth consecutive victory for Sorenstam would set a record not only on the LPGA tour but on the PGA tour as well! Tiger Woods and Walter Hagen are among the few who can lay claim to such an extraordinary defense. It would be nice to see a woman take top honors as well.
Lee Triumphant at CJ Nine Bridges
The crowd at the CJ Nine Bridges Classic went wild as the fourth straight Korean to win this event kissed the trophy. Jee Young Lee, a member of the Korean LPGA, is only nineteen and now claims exempt status on the LPGA tour.
Although she finished 1-over par for the day, it was enough to hold off her nearest competitors, Mi Hyun Kim and Carin Koch, by three strokes to win in her hometown. Lee was one of only seven golfers to complete the tournament under par with a 5-under par.
Preview: CJ Nine Bridges Classic
I'm a bit frustrated by the lack of information concerning this week's CJ Nine Bridges Classic. There is no television coverage this week so I'm relying on scant internet information to provide me with details. I can find out and pass along the basics of the event such as dates and times but I can't fly out to South Korea to watch it. Too bad for me!
It's a bummer that with all of the three-hundred plus channels I get through my premium cable subscription that I can't watch the top golfers on the LPGA tour compete at one of the premier golf courses in the world. This is the only official LPGA event held in Korea.
Even the European Tour gets better coverage than this!


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LINE Play is a management game where you get to create an alter-ego and live a totally different life. Who hasn't even dreamed about it?
First of all, choose your name and avatar, which you will be able to customize completely. Then, you can start decorating your room and go visit your friends, make social contacts and so on. The graphics are very well-developed, similar to LINE designs, which have already caused sensation and are very popular right now.
These type of games are always addictive and present a long list of features for everyone to enjoy. You can even write a journal every day to express your thoughts and also share pictures and let your friends comment on your activities.
NAVER is the developer of LINE Play and all the other LINE games, apart from the chatting system, of course. This is a really fun game to play, although it's not original, as you can find plenty of other games like this.
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Derrick Black of Tarboro, N.C. was recently
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Award, presented each year to the college's outstanding male athlete. He
also was named Most Valuable Player of the 2000 Hudson Valley football
In this past football season, Black, a sophomore
defensive back, became Hudson Valley's first post-season First Team All-American
honoree in four years. He recorded a Northeast Football Conference-high
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yards); most interception return yards in a season (303); most interception
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Facebook adds status tagging – now live in UK
Anybody logging in to Facebook today will be greeted with a snazzy new functionality to play with – which might give you a little sense of de-ja-vu if you're a Twitter user too… Yes, Facebook have upped the ante in their continued quest to compete with / get ahead of Twitter, by allowing users to tag friends in status updates, in almost exactly the same way as Twitter.
I was notified that the functionality had been rolled out last night by a good friend at Facebook, but according to the official blog it will take a few days for everybody to see the service. Here's how they described it on the official blog:
"One of the most popular features on Facebook is tagging, which gives you the ability to identify and reference people in photos, videos and notes. Today, we are adding a new way to tag people and other things you're connected to on Facebook — in status updates and other posts from the Publisher. It's another way to let people know who and what you're talking about."
If, like me, you're quite excited about this prospect and want to give it a try, it's very easy to do – just write a status message as normal, then add the "@" symbol and the first letter of a person (or indeed a fan page, as I did above) and a drop-down will appear, allowing you to select the name from a list. Easy peasy. You can add as many names or pages as you like, and those users will get a notification in the normal way that you have "tagged them in a post".
Online reaction to the change seems to be generally positive so far, though everyone (apart from Facebook themselves!) makes the obvious comparison that this is another move by Facebook to emulate Twitter's success. To be fair to Facebook though, tagging has been around a lot longer than Twitter and it's essentially just taking the current facebook photo-tagging functionality to the next (and most obvious) stage.
I'm sure a few people will complain that Facebook are trying to get users to abandon Twitter and return to the comforting folds of Facebook, but I personally still believe there's plenty of room for both to co-exist happily. I for one have a very different collection of friends/followers on each service, so will continue to use them separately. But only time will tell how this will affect the supposed battle between the two services.


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The German coach takes charge of his side for the first time at their west London home, while the visitors will be looking to maintain their lead at the top of the Premier League
Felix Magath takes charge of a home fixture for the first time when Premier League leaders and neighbours Chelsea visit Craven Cottage this weekend, but the German faces a daunting task in arresting an alarming run of form.
Fulham have failed to win in the last seven league games, a run that has left them rooted to the bottom of the table and four points adrift of safety.
Magath came within four minutes of winning his first match in charge in last Saturday's visit to West Brom, only for Matej Vydra to spoil the welcome party in the closing stages and earn a 1-1 draw.
|Fernando Torres is 25/1 with Paddy Power to score a hat-trick against Chelsea
A large part of Fulham's problems stem from a leaky defence, with their back-line having conceded 59 times in the league this term more than any other side in the top flight.
By contrast, table-topping Chelsea have the sternest defence in the Premier League, with Jose Mourinho's men shipping just 21 goals.
Chelsea have not tasted defeat in the Premier League since a 3-2 loss at Stoke at the start of December, a run that stretches 12 matches.
The Stamford Bridge outfit are top of the table by a solitary point from second-placed Arsenal, but Chelsea needed a 93rd-minute goal from veteran midfielder Frank Lampard to defeat Everton last time out in the league.
Mourinho's team have had a quick turnaround in fixtures, having secured a 1-1 draw at Galatasaray in the Champions League on Wednesday.
But if the Portuguese's charges make a slow start, the visiting fans have no need to panic as Chelsea have recovered more points from losing positions than other side in the Premier League, collecting 14 when going behind.
Fulham have no fresh injury worries ahead of the match, while Chelsea are likely to be without David Luiz who has a muscle injury.


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Say what you want about the Eagles under coach Andy Reid, how they haven't won enough big games, and the BIG GAME itself.
Knock his clock management, the team's over-reliance on the passing game, its square-peg-in-a-round-hole plans for Michael Vick and, to a somewhat lesser degree previously, Donovan McNabb.
Pick apart anything you like. Just don't call that crazy, mixed-up outfit in Philly ever boring.
You'd kinda think that would be the case with Big Red at the helm. He's a Mormon, a Brigham Young grad, and had a pretty nondescript coaching background before wowing Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie during the interview process to replace Ray Rhodes back in 1999.
His first major decision was to draft McNabb, causing an uproar among fans who pined away for Ricky Williams. The amazing thing is, that reaction seemed to hang over McNabb his entire career, where he'd also point back in subtle and none-too-subtle ways at how he was mistreated.
The team improved, its profile increased. T.O. joined the squad in 2004. A Super Bowl trip commenced after four previous missteps at the front door to it.
T.O.'s hyperbaric chamber talk subsided and was replaced by him doing pushups in the driveway of his South Jersey residence for all to see during a holdout.
Michael Vick found his way to town after a jail stay. McNabb ultimately fell out of favor with Reid and left for Washington. His savior-in-training Kevin Kolb lasted one concussion before giving way to Vick.
Somehow, Brian Dawkins managed to squeeze a Hall of Fame career in there, too … not to mention join the list of aging veterans who were summarily dismissed with nary a kind word from management for a job well done, never mind a new contract.
The team has had on-field woes and off-field woes. Just this offseason, Lurie bid adieu to both his right-hand man in Joe Banner and his better half in wife Christina. Reid lost his son, Garrett, during training camp as well.
Then, after a relatively short mourning phase, Reid returned … and not long after that, he had an "8-8 is unacceptable" noose placed around his neck by Lurie, with the point being that things better improve if he hoped to return for a 15th season next year.
Yeah, other teams have things pop up. It's a way of life, with professional sports, and, well, life.
It's just the Eagles, under Reid, seem to have taken NFL reality to a new level, or at least one you wouldn't expect with him as coach.
Now 3-3 following Sunday's disheartening, if not dreadful, 26-23 OT loss to Detroit, that repeat of last season's 8-8 looms large – especially with the unbeaten Atlanta Falcons awaiting in two weeks after the Birds enjoy their bye.
Vick remains an island unto himself, whereby his game is dissected like none other – criticism warranted or not. In many circles, Reid is given much the blame for putting his QB in no-win situations. In others, Vick shoulders the entire load. Of course, the defense takes a few shots, too – especially with Reid having hired his former offensive line coach Juan Castillo to man the controls prior to last season.
Even the big fella's biggest supporters raised a few eyebrows on that one.
Of course, there are the growing legion of Nick Foles backers, who want the rookie signal-caller with the prototype look and the classic NFL arm to take over for Vick.
He does, after all, play the game more the way Reid intends it to be played is how the story usually goes.
Amazing thing is, you add all that up and you get one of the most dynamic, and followed, organizations in all of sports – which is remarkable considering its lack of success in big games, and especially in rarely ever reaching the BIG GAME.
Lurie bought the franchise for $195 in 1995. Forbes estimated its value at $1.164 billion in 2011, with the large part of that jump coming during Reid's reign.
But that bottom line might not make a difference in the end; nor may the entertainment quality that has been brought to the table.
Maybe, in fact, it'll turn out boring was the better way to go.
Hate to break it to NFL defensive types, but Washington's Robert Griffin III has had a much easier time running the ball on Sundays than he did on Saturdays. The 2011 Heisman winner never averaged more than 4.9 yards per carry in a single season at Baylor. Right now, following his 13-carry, 138-yard effort in beating Minnesota, 38-26, has RG3 averaging 6.9 yards per carry – which ranks second in the NFL to Buffalo RB C.J. Spiller's 7.6 … Ravens LB Ray Lewis had 14 tackles in Sunday's 31-29 win at Dallas, but suffered a torn triceps and out is out for the rest of the year. At 37, perhaps "out" may be permanent … Kudos to Seattle for rallying to beat New England, scoring the game's final 14 points in a 24-23 decision. Passer-rating wise, Seahawks rookie QB Russell Wilson outplayed Tom Brady (133.7-79.3) … St. Louis outgained Miami, 462-192, and lost – 17-14 at Sun Life Stadium. Somehow that not only seems impossible, it just doesn't right … Both Vick and Detroit's Matthew Stafford threw for 311 yards on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field.798351


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LOS ANGELES (AP) Josh Hutcherson and Queen Latifah will help honor four teenagers at the awards show founded by Nick Cannon, which is set to be broadcast live for the first time.
Nickelodeon announced Monday that the "Hunger Games" actor and rapper-actress will present trophies at the fifth annual TeenNick HALO Awards, which recognize teen volunteers for outstanding community service. The honors will be presented during a ceremony at the Hollywood Palladium on Nov. 17 and broadcast live on Nick at Nite.
Cannon says HALO, which stands for Helping and Leading Others, aims to "continue the conversations about issues that impact teens today, and empower young people to take action and make a difference."
This year's honorees are involved with causes such as transgender rights, autism awareness, urban revitalization and girls' education.
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Steamboat Springs JAIL REPORT
The following is a list of people booked into the Routt County Jail on suspicion of the listed charges. The arresting agency is listed in parentheses.
Saturday, April 18
Taylor Kyle Tugman, 18, Steamboat Springs - Fugitive of justice (assault) (Routt County Sheriff's Office)
Donnie Francisco Suazo, 48, Steamboat - Driving under restriction (Steamboat Springs Police Department)
Sunday, April 19
Barrett Anthony Murphy, 29, Steamboat - Stopped vehicle on highway, driving under the influence, open container (RCSO)
Donovan Michael Velasquez, 20, Monte Vista - DUR, speeding, window tint (Colorado State Patrol)
Tayla Renee Thomas, 32, Steamboat - Displayed expired tags, operated uninsured motor vehicle, driving under the influence of drugs, possession of less than 1 ounce of marijuana (SSPD)
Shannon Lynn Newby, Steamboat - Fugitive of justice (no insurance) (CSP)
Monday, April 20
Miguel Garcia, 44, Denver - Failure to appear (DUI) (CSP)
Job Tenorio-Valdivia, 26, Steamboat - Speeding, no proof of insurance, driving under suspension (SSPD)
Montine LaFawn Counts, 37, Steamboat - FTA (DUR) (SSPD)
Pedero Perez-Quintero, 44, Clifton - DUS, broken headlamp (SSPD)
Tuesday, April 21
Brian Alan Simillion, 32, Steamboat - Contempt (RCSO)
Cory Steven Doak, 44, Craig - DUI, open container, no safety belt, no insurance (CSP)
Oscar Parra-Topete, 27, Steamboat - Eluding, DUI, DUI per se, reckless driving (CSP)
Richard Duane Phillips, 54, Steamboat - Violation of a protection order, violation of a bail bond (SSPD)
Wednesday, April 22
Larry Allen Clary, 58, Kremmling/Craig - Expired license plates, DUR (CSP)
Thursday, April 23
Corian Taylor Harding, 25, Steamboat - DWAI, failure to signal (SSPD)
Timothy Philip Scalo, 18, Steamboat - DUI, failure to stop (SSPD)
Dean Rowen Schmidt, 39, Sandy - FTA (Traffic) (CSP)
Patrick Bryan Snyder, 43, transient - Violation of a protection order, theft, harassment, violation of bail conditions (RCSO)
Jonah Austin Robinson, 28, Milner - FOJ (larceny) (CSP)
Christopher Alexander Berry, 18, Oak Creek - FOJ (dog at large) (RCSO)
Tony Dwayne Counts, 39, Steamboat - DUR, possession of less than 1 ounce of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia (SSPD)
Friday, April 24
Kaila Mussell, 30, Hayden - DUI, weaving (Hayden Police Department)
Benjamin Allen Landusky, 18, Steamboat - Possession of schedule II controlled substance, introduction of contraband, minor in possession, disorderly conduct (SSPD)


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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) students of Class 11 and 12 can opt for a semi-professional course in library sciences from the next academic year.
The board has invited applications from schools interested in offering the option. The move is a part of the board's February 12 decision to introduce Library and Information Science (LISc) on a pilot basis in some schools from 2014-15.
The opted subject can be considered equivalent to a diploma in library sciences---the students can work as library assistant thereafter.
The move is being mooted as a good option for low-scorers or Class 12 drop-outs.
"One of the objectives is to develop basic skills to work as a semi-professional in a library after Class 12," reads a circular issued by Sadhana Parashar, the board's director for academic, research, training and innovation.
School principals in Mumbai endorse the move as an easy option, especially for medical and engineering aspirants. "Students who wish to appear for their medical or engineering entrance tests focus on scoring well in physics, chemistry and biology or maths. They need an easy elective to reduce the pressure," explained Deepshikha Srivastava, principal of Rajhans Vidyalaya, Andheri.
She said, "We should have more such semi-professional options as there will be many takers for them."


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American Press sports reporter Rhett Manuel.
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 10:14 PM
By Rhett Manuel / American Press
Louisiana's officials have a problem.
It's not a major one by any means. Officials are probably just doing their jobs as instructed.
It's also easily correctable. That is, if the proper parties actually want to correct it.
The problem has to do with ejections.
No, no, I'm not saying we should do away with them and let anarchy reign on our high school gridirons.
What I am saying is that I've seen more ejections than I ever have in years past and, in my opinion, some of those ejections could've been avoided.
According to the Louisiana High School Athletic Association handbook, Section 5.11.6, "A player shall receive an official warning from the school for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty and have to take a sportsmanship course within three days of the offense. On the player's second offense, the player is ejected and automatically suspended for the school's next game in that sport."
Again, I have no problem with that. Rules are rules and it's the officials' job to enforce them to the best of their abilities.
Some of those ejections were surely justified. However in the case of ejections or suspensions, I would think the infraction would need to be very blatant.
Some would call this form of justice "proactive." If you eject the kid before there's a major problem then it's presumably a cleaner game, right?
Maybe. But here me out. A couple weeks ago, I saw a kid ejected in the very first series of Barbe's game at New Iberia.
That kid was forced to sit the entire game and, by the law's letter, would be suspended the next game. That amounts to a two-game suspension for what, frankly, wasn't a noticeable penalty from the stands and press box.
That's inexcusable.
So, I think there needs to be some changes. What I give you is a modest proposal to give each possible ejection a human element.
The rule, as currently constructed, somewhat handcuffs officials from making the best decisions they possibly can.
By the letter of the law, all unsportsmanlike penalties are created equally. But if we use common sense, that simply isn't the case. I don't think a little jawing, some shoving amongst players or a touchdown celebration is the same thing as punches or kicks being thrown.
Let's be honest, they aren't. Nor will they ever be.
The flag is there for a reason, to penalize teams for illegal actions during a game. That shouldn't be the lone penalty, but it's a start.
The punishment should fit the crime. That's why I'm proposing something of a tiered system for unsportsmanlike conduct penalties. Let's bring common sense back into the equation.
So with that in mind I propose the following:
• For excessive celebration or taunting, let's flag a team for 15 yards and give sideline warnings. End of story.
• For a shoving match, both teams are flagged but the instigator is ejected and the retaliating party warned. I would think this would be a strong deterrent for shoving.
• In the case of fist fights, both players are immediately ejected without question. The tape is then sent to the LHSAA, at the home school's expense, for further review.
Maybe it's a bit more work for all parties involved. But perhaps this way, the LHSAA cuts down on the excessive ejections. Perhaps players and coaches police themselves a bit better as well.
I'm all about making sure our young people play with class and sportsmanship. I'm also afraid the pendulum has swung too far in the other direction.
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Four people have been jailed for attacking a retired Indian Army General while he was staying in London.
Three men and one woman attacked Lt-Gen Kuldip Singh Brar, 78, as he walked back to his hotel near Marble Arch last year.
Police said the attack was an 'organised attempt to assassinate' him.
The former General, a Sikh, is believed to have been targeted by the group because of his role as a military leader during the 1984 Operation Blue Star siege at the Golden temple, in which nearly 500 Sikhs were killed in clashes with the Indian army.
Members of the group travelled to London from as far afield as Birmingham when they heard the Indian national was in London. They checked the area around the hotel at which he was staying with his wife, before exchanging details about the couple's movements around the capital on their mobile phones.
Three members of the group then stalked the pair in Old Quebec Street as they returned to their hotel after an evening out on September 30 last year.
One, Barkinder Singh Sangha, grabbed Lt-Gen Brar's 68-year-old wife Mardeep by the throat and pinned her against a wall. He then joined the others in the attack on her husband, using a knife to slash at his neck. The group then fled the scene, running towards Oxford Street as Lt-Gen Brar lay seriously injured on the ground, with a cut from his ear to beneath his adam's apple.
The subsequent investigation, led by the Met's counter-terrorism squad, saw a total of 15 people arrested in London and the east Midlands.
Commander Richard Walton, who led the investigation, said: "This was a pre-planned and organised attempt to assassinate General Brar for his military involvement in the siege of the Golden temple in India in 1984.
"It was ultimately unsuccessful and we are pleased that the sentencing reflects the seriousness of this attack."
Two men and a woman were found guilty of wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm at Southwark Crown Court today.
Mandeep Singh Sandhu, 35, of Great Barr in Birmingham was jailed for 14 years; Dilbag Singh, 37, of no fixed address, was also sentenced to 14 years in prison; and Harjit Kaur, 39, of Hayes in Middlesex was jailed for 11 years.
Another man, Barjinder Singh Sangha, 34, of Wolverhampton, had previously admitted wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm at Southwark Crown Court in January. He faces 10-and-a-half years in prison after being sentenced at the same court today.
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Before we begin today's Pearls of Peace, there's a challenge for everyone reading this. The brother reciting the Quran in the Taraweeh is visually impaired, yet he has memorized the entire Quran by listening to his father and CDs. You and I have been blessed with eyes. We can see the beautiful world of Allah (swt). We can read all that we want and whatever we want. What efforts have we made to read and memorize the Book of Allah (swt)?
We now start with Surah An-Nisa, the Surah named after the women. This is the status of women in Islam. There's an entire Surah named after the women while there's no chapter in the Quran called Ar-Rijal (the men). In this Surah, Allah (swt) draws our attention towards the rights of a woman and warns us against usurping them.
Man vs. woman
He begins the Surah by saying, "O mankind! Be dutiful to your Lord, Who created you from a single person (Adam), and from him (Adam) He created his wife (Hawwa (Eve)), and from them both He created many men and women."
Allah (swt) describes the creation of mankind- from a single father and a single mother to make us feel compassionate about each other. Then, He says, "and fear Allah through Whom you demand your mutual (rights), and (do not cut the relations of) the wombs (kinship)."
The mention of wombs is an indication that men and women are physically different and thus created for different purposes. Men cannot perform the roles of women and women cannot perform the roles of men. He ends the first verse by saying, "Surely, Allah is Ever an All-Watcher over you." meaning Allah (swt) is watching how we treat one another.
Dignity of a woman
In order to know how to treat someone, we first need to learn about their status. The woman needs to know where she stands in the Sight of her Creator. She needs to know how to carry herself without compromising on her values. She cannot give in to peer pressure and go against the commands of Allah (swt). She must live such a life that her living confirms that she is a gift from Allah (swt).
Rights of orphans
After honouring women, Allah (swt) talks about another stratum of the society which is weak, but its status before Allah (swt) is really high. These are the orphans. Allah (swt) chose for his Last Messenger to be an orphan, and throughout the Quran we find many verses that remind us to be kind to this weak stratum of society and give them their rights.
In our society, when the father passes away, others relatives come and take charge over the wealth of the orphan children. While they are to act as custodians until the children attain the age of maturity, the guardians do not return them their wealth or they cheat them by understating their property. Allah (swt) says, "Verily, those who unjustly eat up the property of orphans, they eat up only a fire into their bellies, and they will be burnt in the blazing Fire!" (An-Nisa 4:10). The wealth of this world is not worth trading our peace and contentment for it. A person who cheats others cannot live a peaceful life.
Rights of women
There's another type of cheating that is done at the time of marriage. Men don't give their brides the bridal gift known as Mahr. Allah (swt) says, "And give to the women (whom you marry) their Mahr (obligatory bridal money given by the husband to his wife at the time of marriage) with a good heart…" (An-Nisa 4:4).
Women are often too shy to demand for it themselves; therefore Allah (swt) has made it a duty of the husbands to gift it to them. In Islam, a woman is a queen. When she is small she is looked after by the father. As she grows up and is married off, it becomes the duty of the husband to look after her needs. In absence of a father and a husband, the closest Mahram relations look after her. Allah (swt) gives women rights so that she is not treated as a commodity; as it used to happen in the ignorant days. In the pagan days, the male relatives would inherit the woman along with all her wealth. Allah (swt) says what belongs to woman remains with her.
Islamic law of inheritance
In verses 11 and 12, Allah (swt) informs us about the exact proportions of inheritance to be distributed among heirs. Some people say in Islam women are oppressed, they get less of what men receive.
We must acknowledge that the system of Allah (swt) is based on justice, as He says, "These are the limits (set by) Allah (or ordainments as regards laws of inheritance), and whosoever obeys Allah and His Messenger (Muhammad (as)) will be admitted to Gardens under which rivers flow (in Paradise), to abide therein, and that will be the great success.." (An-Nisa 4:13)
Consequences of defiance
One who follows the commands of Allah (swt) will attain peace in this life and the next. On the contrary, the one who finds flaws in Allah's (swt) system can never live in peace in this life, and in the next he will face torment. This is what Allah (swt) talks about in the verse right after this, "And whosoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger (Muhammad (as), and transgresses His limits, He will cast him into the Fire, to abide therein; and he shall have a disgraceful torment." (An-Nisa 4:14)
By warning us of the consequences, it is clear that Allah (swt) wants the best for us. Let's understand this through an example. A mother tells her children to do something and at the same time tells the repercussions of not following her instructions. She tells them, "If you do this I will give you such-and-such gift, but if you don't do this, then watch out." The mother does not want to hurt her children; however, it is in their best interests that she warns them beforehand. Allah (swt) wants the best for us. He does not want us to suffer in this life or the next; therefore He has explained us the repercussions of not following His commands beforehand. May He allow us to surrender to His commands. Ameen.
Share of a woman
To briefly touch up on the share a woman gets, let's look at what Allah (swt) says, "…if (there are) only daughters, two or more, their share is two thirds of the inheritance; if only one, her share is half." (An-Nisa 4:11) No male takes this much percentage of wealth. Before we use our tongues to declare something ordained by Allah (swt), we must understand the Shariah. How can something that has been decided by Allah (swt) be wrong? The problem is that we value human opinions more than what Allah (swt) tells us. And this is the reason to why we have lost our peace.
Repentance – a peaceful move!
Some of us may have committed something wrong in our lives. We might not have given others their rights, mistreated orphans or spoken bad words about Allah's (swt) laws. This brings us to repentance. Repentance is accepted only for those who do wrong in ignorance and then repent soon after. Allah (swt) says, "And of no effect is the repentance of those who continue to do evil deeds until death faces one of them and he says: "Now I repent;" nor of those who die while they are disbelievers. For them We have prepared a painful torment." (An-Nisa 4:18)
Our dilemma is that we like to delay things till the last minute. Look at how do we treat our prayers. When the Muezzin gives a call for prayer, and that is when we get up for ablution. By then, we are left with little time to reach the Masjid and stand in the first row. Some of us delay our prayers to the point when only a few minutes are left for it to expire and that is when we get up for prayer. Will such a prayer be accepted? Likewise, a person who has been delaying repentance until the time he meets the angel of death, will his repentance be accepted? All of us want the best in this life, then why do we offer Allah (swt) a very poor quality of deeds? May Allah (swt) protect us and help us realize our mistakes. Ameen.


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BeschreibungInvestigation of historical significance of the Roman practice to write solemn documents on wooden tablets.
InhaltsverzeichnisList of illustrations; Acknowledgements; List of abbreviations; Introduction; Part I. The World of Belief: 1. The use and value of Greek legal documents; 2. Roman perceptions of Roman tablets: aspects and associations; 3. The Roman tablet: style and language; 4. Recitation from tablets; 5. Tablets and efficacy; Part II. The Evolution of Practice: 6. Roman tablets in Italy (AD 15-79); 7. Roman tablets and related forms in the Roman provinces (30 BC-AD 260); 8. Tablets and other documents in court to AD 400; 9. Documents, jurists, the emperor, and the law (AD 200-AD 535); Conclusion; References; Index.
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CHICAGO - Redshirt sophomore Abby Dowd had 23 points, but it was not enough as Pitt fell at No. 21/19 DePaul, 86-83, in Big East women's basketball action on Saturday evening at McGrath-Phillips Arena. The contest featured 12 lead changes and five ties.
Dowd connected on 7-of-11 from 3-point range, tying a Pitt women's basketball program mark for triples in a single game.
Sophomore Ashlee Anderson, a Chicago native, had 19 points, while Leeza Burdgess added 10 points for the Panthers (8-10, 0-5 Big East). Freshman Brianna Kiesel finished with 11 points and a career-high nine assists.
"I thought we played very well. We came out shooting and I thought our inside/outside game was there. It was a fabulous environment and we had different kids step up to the plate," said head coach Agnus Berenato after the game. "We were able to get Abby the ball tonight and she was able to shoot it. DePaul is a tough place to play and while I am not happy with the outcome, I thought we really competed this evening."
Anna Martin led all scorers with 29 points for DePaul (15-3, 3-1). Megan Rogowski added 15 points, which included five 3-pointers.
The Panthers exploded offensively to start the contest. After missing its first shot attempt, Pitt knocked down its next four to build a 10-2 lead and force DePaul to call a timeout at the 18:00 mark. Anderson had five over the run, including an old fashioned three-point play.
DePaul opened an 11-4 run to cut the deficit to a point at 14-13 following a fast break layup by Martin. Pitt got a pair of buckets off of jumpers from Anderson and Asia Logan to move back in front by five with 13:13 on the clock.
Clinging to a 24-20 edge after a basket by freshman Cora McManus, the Blue Demons ripped off six-straight to move in front, 26-24, with 8:44 to go in the first period. Neither team led by more than three points the remainder of the half as DePaul took a two-point lead (43-41) into the locker room.
Dowd continued where she left off by depositing a triple - her fourth of the game - to give Pitt a 44-43 lead just seven seconds into the second half.
Tied for the fifth time at 47-47, the Panthers put together a 12-3 scoring run to pull out to their largest lead of the game. Anderson had eight of Pitt's 12 points over the span as the squad led 59-50 with 15:42 to play. DePaul chipped at the lead quickly, scoring 14 of the next 15 points in the game for a 67-63 advantage with 11:41 remaining. The Blue Demons closed the run with two-straight treys.
Dowd quieted the rally with a triple of her own and she sandwiched another in between two more DePaul long-range marks. The last one with 10:10 to go gave the Blue Demons a four-point edge which commenced a 12-4 run that gave DePaul a 12-point lead (82-70) with 6:07 showing.
The Panthers answered, tallying 10 unanswered points with scores from three different players. Dowd had five and Kyra Dunn capped the run with an old-fashioned three-point play with 4:17 remaining to make it a two point game at 82-80.
After DePaul went ahead by four, Pitt got a free throw from Kiesel and a steal and subsequent layup from Anderson to make it a one-point contest (84-83) with 1:48 left.
The Blue Demons had several tries to in the final minute, missing and then grabbing two offensive boards. Dunn blocked Martin's shot with 37.8 seconds left and five on the shot clock. The 3-point attempt with 34 seconds left was off the mark, but again DePaul center Katherine Harry came up with the rebound. Pitt was forced to foul as Martin dropped both free throws with 19 seconds on the clock for a three-point lead.
The Panthers called their final timeout with 13.9 seconds to set up a final play. Anderson had a good look on a baseline three which rattled around the rim and out. The shot was rebounded by Dunn, whose attempt was also off the mark as Harry came up with the defensive board and DePaul escaped 86-83.
Pitt continues its road swing, traveling to No. 2/2 Notre Dame for a Tuesday, Jan. 17 contest.
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