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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - March 4, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma Another .i,". n.i."HHW.. f.wily Ut. hoi b«.. ^ ^ bllT1 hertelf o hot, tMn*.,, daughter trim it ow and finds it becoming, and mother realizes daughter is nearly grown. Mostly cloudy this afternoon with showers and colder northwest; Tuesday rain and colder. THE ADA EVENING NEWS BUY MORE WAR BONDS Workers Start Out On Red Cross Drive After Early Meeting Finol Speakers Urge Usefulness, Vital Fart in Work With Men Still Overseas, Their Families at Home, Relief Fifty key workers for the 1946 Red Cross Fund Campaign met at a kick-off breakfast in the Aldridge hotel Monday morning, to launch the drive in Ada today. Thev heard Lt. Col. Mack Rraly declare that the American Rod Cross had a "tremendous" effect in raising the morale of the front line troops in Europe. — : * Rev. Virgil Alexander, pastor Qne Letter ?_ j ® . First Methodist church Tells Value Of Boxes Dutch Schoolmaster's Description of Scene When Junior Boxes Opened Proves Worth The Junior Red Cross Ki41, boxes have arrived—150 of them gift and chairman of the Pontotoc county Red Cross disaster relief committee, said that the Red Cross "is prepared to stand by the people in every emergency." Handles Many Tasks .Oscar L. Parker, chairman for the Fund Campaign, issued last-minute instructions as the Red Cross Motor Corps dispensed supplies for the drive. Braly recalled his contacts with the Red Cross, overseas said individually they appear insignificant. but "the sum had a tremendous effect" in keeping high the morale of the troops. The Army is too great an or More Seals To Be Added For Ada Rodeo Steel-Framed Bleachers IC Raws High; Roc* Track ta Be Added APA. OKLAHOMA. MOWDAY, MARCH 4, IMC r 7 , 1 * *v 1JU oi mom me Army is too great an or- ~?r ii? c?unty. During the ganization to care for the pro- 522 ♦ j March they will be dis- blems at home of its men* it tributed to county schools. ; would interfere too much with Last year 100,000 gift boxes, the "primary function" of defeating the enemy. But, he declared emphatically, no Army men troubled about their families can win. Someone had to care for this problem. The Red Cross did the job. he said. Cheered Departing, Returning Braly remembered the "bleak, sleet-driven night" that the em-barked for Europe, and said, 'Oklahoma was never farther a-way." v But, Red Cross girls with 150 of which were from this county, reached children in many foreign countries and helped make Christmas pleasant under adverse circumstances. This year the need is greater. The Junior Red Cross headquarters has received many letters of gratitude from recipients of these small 9 by 4 by 3 boxes containing a toy, something for health, something to look at. play with, wear or read. One from a schoolmaster from The Hague was received December 5, 1945 which reads in part: "Terrible What a Noise" iou can imagine how happy, how cheerful the boys of my class were when some of their fellows entered the classroom with heaps of American Junior Red Cross parcels. I invited each boy to come be fore the class and take for himself one of the parcels. "Usually they are very decent teacher! But when about half of the class had Panels they began to open them Tem hie what a noise they made. I have been a teacher for more than twenty-five years and heard much noise in all sorts of circumstances, but now there was such a sound as I have never heard. A high shrill sound. it w*ould have been a fine sight for the newsreels ... It was a (Continued on Page 5, Column I) Entries Piling Up For Junior Fat Stork Show in Ada Pity that I expo: ienced it alone. They were wondering and enjoying at the same time. It is per-• .^ps the mixture of both that gave me the sensation I never had with boys. Really Grand Thing May I hope that this writing about that fine morning will make you understand what a reahv grand thing the boys and girls of America did for their fellow schoolmates in our little Holland. It was wonderful indeed. I hope I have not made many mistakes of grammar and idiom. The reason for it is that I myself am even excited. Still you will perhaps understand what I mean to say. Therefore I say on^e more: Be sure that the boys of my class were grateful for the parcel with fine presents 1X1 it. SipdaH I k I ____ Pifte ^ lu ii Lggermont nsn, tom rnomas B D Denton Id orison Jh.mH «,n°£ ^2? Sar^!.JMlen- L"t5r Robert and girls in schools will be su'p-plemented bv purchases made by the children from the Junior Red Cross fund. This fund is built up Pnnr.Vayear bv,ho-vs and £irls in Pontotoc county m the Junior Red Cross Drive held in the fall sch^l afler lhe ^Sinning In November, 1945. approximately $200 was raised. From fcf, "The Junior Red Cross ti , fradps "od the .°ur»al for Hl*h School ore sent to all rooms enrolled. vt C:uH*a Ha,1*y* manager of the Ninth Annual Southeastern Oklahoma Junior Livestock show. was overly happy Monday morning with the number of entries to the show increasing by leaps and bounds. Entries from towns and counties that have never participated in the Ada show heretofore have made entries. The dates for the show* is Saturday, March 9, through Tuesday. March 12. Sixty entries from Garvin county 4-H clubs werP received Monday morning, raising the total number in all classes to 367 and the total is expected to be well over 500 when entry closes Friday at noon. SI,OM For Prises A contribution of $1,000 for premiums has been given by the Ada Chamber of Commerce and Pontotoc county cattlemen. The show committee includes CC. Buxton. Jr.. W. E. H a r v e y, Carlton Corbin, Harmon Ebey, Claude V. Thompson S. C. Boswell, Ed Hunter, iv b Summings, Dyle Carmen, M. O. Matthews, H. S. Moore, Harry Lundgaard. Elmer Keni-??un* ,W* ,£* (Gus> Delaney. Jr., Charles T. Bates, L. P. Carpenter. Orel Busby, Irl Rhyne, King Price. A. Floyd, Sr., J. M. English. Tom Thomas. B. D. Denton, A committee of the Ada Rodeo has awarded a contract to the Ada Iron and Metal company for the construction of 445 feet of vLenaiCter*5eits a} lhe toirgfound, bari E. McKendree, secretary of the annual event, said Monday morning. The seats will have an all-steel constructed frame and will tow- aT*cif rows, of seals high. Some 4,360 people can be seated com-wrtably in the new bleachers that will increase the seating capacity of the stands to 11.800. Other work has been outlined and will probably be started in the near future on the rearrangement of seats. A race track will also be constructed. Quarter Horse Show The Oklahoma Quarter Horse Association is putting more into the show here than has ever been put in a show of its kind in Oklahoma. More than 500 horses are expected to be shown. Quarter Horse breeders from almost every state in the Union are expected to have some of theur finest stock on exhibition the Ada Rodeo with which will be connected the Oklahoma Quarter Horse show. The dates for the rodeo have been set for Aug. 14-18 with five performances. . There will be*$800 pm* money in each event plus entry fees except rn the steer roping division, where the ant is $1,000 plus en-try fees. The total purse will be well over $10,000, making the Ada * .f° ,°.ne ot lhe largest events tai? kind t*1 the Southwest The rodeo last year was second only to Cheyenne in the out-<k^on and was not far dow n the ladder when indoor events are considered. A committee will leave Ada this week for Ft. Worth where "»»ty list will be sub-nutted to the cowboys for approval. Since the cowboys have a union, the list must be checked by various officials. The Et Worth Rodeo starts Friday and the committee will be on hand for the opening performance. Most of the rodeo stars who usually apear at the Ada Rodeo perform at Ft Worth at that big event New acts and features will be presented rodeo fans this year. One of the performance that will probably attract more attention than any other will be Quarter horse races. *- Moving Poy for Bikini Chieftain FIVE CENTS THE COPT Make Bid For L. D. Operators To Housing Plan J Join Other Groups - In Telephone Strike Adminiifrofion's Progro In Peril, Demos Stoke Congressional Prestige on Mora By FRANCIS M. LE MAY WASHINGTON. March 4. The democratic party staked its congressional prestige today on a desperate bid to salvage the administration's * imperiled housing program. "?nvi"* flight, from Ailingaplap to Kwaja-4 tein in the Marshall Islands. Chief Jomata Kapua Is (reefed hC ta£m<The* ma ta'll'"' command*r ot 'he Kwajalein naval ai? BUHni *0 discuss evacuation of the chief's people from BUCHU atoll, now being prepared for the Ars! atom bomb tests. Dispute Between Unions end AT&T Deadlocked Over Wage Demands, Concilia tar Turning Situation Over To His Superiors in Washington; 'Next Move Up ta Them* NEW YORK, March 4.—(AP)—Telephone employes who ' simultaneously. Chester Bow-1 , "ation's lon8 distancp calk will go on strike as Irs, who marshaled his entire scll<'<iult-d Thursday with 16 other croups affiliated with the BS3£ week end'blast'at ^4 " telephone Workers find ),U was S control setbacks on Capitol Hill nounc^a early today. ran into a republican demand that The announcement mad** kv Tr»v»« t , he resign as stabilization boss. 'v - °unw*nem, made by John J. Moran, president of Robert Hannegan, democratic me * Aeration of Long Lines Telephone Workers find I nauonal eha.rman. assumed per-1 which has 19,000 members, followed the breakup at 2:30 a. rn.' Test of Draft Extension Due Military Committee Ta Decide on Bill Affecting Sentiment Chinese Claiming Russia Moving In Asnort Troops Pouring late Manchuria Rapidly E. Cowling and Jack Smith. Directors of Show Directors are Lee Craig, southeastern district extension agent; Eyrie Killian, FFA supervisor for Southeastern district* of f ?.rn,?n Frye of Holdenville, Rus-°i sen Pierson of Pauls Valiev, Jim I Steed of Tishomingo, W. F. Lott of Wewoka, Curtis Floyd of Coal- £a»t.eV*J' D* Connal|y of Prague, Bill Cooper of Seminole. Howard Williams of Weleetka. Alton Perry of Pauls Valley and F. L. Shelby of Sasakwa. Entries received by Monday include Garvin county 4-H 61, Garvin county FFA 34, Hughes county 75. Lexington PFA 31, Dale FFA 21, Pottowo-tomie county four, Okfuskee county 4-H eight, Moore FFA in Cleveland county 19. Seminole 4-i FFA fiv*. Wewo- companv plant *>»♦ ~Vi *■*a FFA 19, Vanoss FFA 20, John- whA resulted" m ft? S','born" FFA0*'??' "5 mam?dPunsolvod. CI° J?** *nd Sarnurl order- RAIN. WIND, COLDER By SPENCER MOOSA CHUNGKING, March 4.—un —Chinese forces who requested Peace Reigns At Wilily GE Plant PH,LADF,.PmA. March 4* W—Peace reigned today at the strike-bound General Electric p(Aco to the plant toluene v° rcady for an>' erTter- •JficWu of Che strik-mg United E ectrical. Radio and Machine Workers (CIO) assorted no demonstration parade protest-^?fccan junction which outlaws mass picketing would be held, lhe court order provides only IO *f3Ce 1 °# fect apart can plant ° any gate at lhe IS STATE'S FORECAST By The AnorUUI Pma Rain, wind and lower temperatures are in store for Oklahoma during the next 24 hours, the federal weather bureau said to- day. T^e forecast called for strong winds from the south to shift into ! the north during today. Guymon, with a top of 81 and I a low of 39 had both the high and low marks for the state during the last 24 hours. WhatTof His Nerves? TOW ANDA, Pa., March 4 — (Sp) -Student Pilot William Dun? fee s training plane struck a power line, dived onto a highway and bounced to a stop atop a wall {WEATHER ZLT ^ V ** * *1 1 ......... Oklahoma—Mostlv cloudy this afternoon with showers and coid-nortowest; cloudy tonight ^'to raiu and colder west and north, low temperatures near 40 anonymity asserted today that Russian troops are continuing to pour into Manchuria in an increasing flow. These sources declared that Soviet occupation forces in the big territory to the north numbered 300,000 six months ago. SPI bow were almost double that figure. A delayed dispatch from As-~ Correspondent Richard Cushmg yesterday de- d P°rt of Dairen a* an armed Russian camp. Non Russians there told him Japanese prisoners were forced to dis-manUe Manchurian industries for the Russians. Cushing reported that he and two other American correspond-ents were given ' the bum's rush" out of Dairen after making their way there from Mukden. Manchurian industrial metropolis. ^ey/Reived a cool reception. ST ^SfuaS y* must have seen all of the Red army maneu-being ^staged along at least 30 miles of railroad." Cushing, S/Sgt. Dick Wilkins S#.i!lLarmyJne^paE?r Stors and J.n K* AP Photodrapher Julian Wilson were the first American correspondents to visit Dairen. Their 25-hour visit end- ~ abruptly nnd under virtual arrest. Cushing said they were elven 2£»?£8orUPiLy to «» »»>«■ city of 900.000 which, under the Chi- ne*e-Ru*sian treaty, a supposed taobenaSy 0Perated by f.k P°£ .reiumi"8 »o Mukden reb. 28, the newsmen were told Andrei Kovtoun-Stankevitch that Japanese pris-oners of war were sent to Siberia after being disarmed. Where they were sent, or for what pur-P°®e, the Russian commandant professed ignorance. —-—a— - Mrs. McDowell Dies a ^Tiii'kJJATER. Okla., March ir(?>-l¥rs Ruth McDowell Strode, 66, one of the first woman funeral directors in the na-di«* here yesterday, e. j • ?tr(de was owner of the SPflf! home here from 1914 until 1931. 8e!?ricef wiu h® held Per® .^f^Besday at 2 p.m. with burial Friday at Lewistown, IIL WASHINGTON, March 4, (A5!_ An initial test of senate sentiment toward extending the draft law beyond May 15 is due tomorrow. The military committee meets then to pass on a bill to transfer veterans' job rights functions from selective service to the United States employment service. The measure could have a powerful influence on draft extension legislation because its enactment would remove any argument that selective service must be continued if only to safeguard the rights of returned ser-v,«*rnen to their pre-war jobs. With the draft act due to expire' in little more than two months, the senate committee is expected to begin charting a definite course in the next ten days. Across the capitol, meanwhile. it appeared that a senate vote in the house military committee might go a long way toward deciding the fate of universal military training legislation. Both supporters and opponents claimed a majority of one vote on the basis of private surveys among the 27 committee members. While Rep. Joseph W. Martin, Jr., house republican leader, declined to predict the fate of his proposal to sidetrack training legislation in favor of a drive for an A international ban against it, the 4 (a* fotnmittoe mfiy have a showdown liiested week after further hearings on the Martin resolution. a tion housing program afternoon." i u The present house lineup in- I st«te* eludes the 239 democrats, 191 re- Lim# or Tuition, Mileage for Negroes OKLAHOMA CITY. March 4. * j gro students in schools •.J ufnistry and embalming outside of Oklahoma cannot receive state aid for tuition and mileage. Attorney General Mac Q. Williamson ruled today. Williamson said state laws oyide that, in order for n students to receive tuition on mileage for out-of-state studies. they must take courses similar to those taught in white schools in Oklahoma. Because denistry and em balm-mg are not taught in state schools, tuition and mileage can-n°t be legally paid, he ruled. The opinion was asked by A. b e.' state. superintendent of public instruction. ♦ _ appropriation »u ut spent between now and June 30 This includes funds for additional OPA enforcement agents. The senate appropriations committee cut the request in half—to $927,-000—and was upheld by the senate. However, the final sum OPA Is to get is yet to be determined. The house approved the $1,854,-000. A joint Cv..unittee will try to ^Bfk out an agreement. Thomas* View Unchanged Thomas, a member of the appropriations committee, said he rC« A n°i fanged his view that OPA should not have the full sum. Senator Bushveld (R - SD), another agriculture committee member told reporters that if he had his way OPA would get none of the money and would be permitted to expire June 30 when the present price control law ends. lr— _ T MUSKOGEE. March 4. UP*— •***" 5iaM? laws J°hn Albright, early-day Oklaho-thoat* ln order. tor ne«ro ma peace officer, has ended his Students to rproivp tint inn Att rarppr cie a • Fund for OPA Still in Doubt Boosts in Groin Coiling filet Soften Soma Con-gressional Criticism WASHINGTON, March 4, — Boosts in c ling prices on grains today softened some congressional criticism of OPA but still left in doubt the agency's chances of getting a requested $1,854,000 deficiency applanation. OPA has been under particular ftre from farm state legislators cntical of former grain ceilings and concerning over a possible price ceiling on raw cotton. "Long Overdue" Chairman Thomas (D-Okla.) of the senate agriculture committee np*TrtXrs he was *lad to see .f,nally paying some attention to directives from congress *2n.<!frnin7 farm prices. He call-due " *rain incrcascs "long over- Before OPA announced the in- 1^n^J5aoturday' Abomas had contended the agency was creating a "black market in grain" by h°Id|n*» down prices unlawfully and then asking congress for money to investigate the black market. Angeles, ii was last reported • o!Je4^errpd to the requested over Kl Centro. Calif, at 7:53 a. SI.854.OOO appropriation to be an<* *s believed to have crash- spent nnw nnJ T.___ on PC! and f»vrt1rw4(w4 4__ sonal leadership of the eleventh-1 cm \ * I .. .. ™ a. rn. hour campaign to save President of negotiations in a wage dispute between the union n * K home!! * tor - veterans and the American Telephone and Telegraph Co Program by wiring each of the__y -iviegrapn «"o. 239 democrats in the house: j ^ * * "The union's demands of 18!4 Support "Imperative" "Your action today may ad-vance or delay the solution to toe nation's housing problem. Your presence and support of the administration's veterans bousing program is imperative. Solid partisan republican opposition to essential parts of this program. especially premium (subsidy) payments, threatens to torpedo the measure. The democratic party will be held responsible by the country for failure to solve the housing crisis, not the republicans. We cannot let this happen. Am counting on GM Refuses To Arbitrate Union Preparing ta Intensify Strike, Carry On Until Strike It Wan DETROIT, March 4—(A*)—The lei mis nappen. Am counting on CI° United Auto Workers, faced you to go all out for administra- Jflth a refusal by General Motors tion housing nrovram Corp. to arbitrate. nrpnar<wi Monday Uorp. to arbitrate, prepared to-, day to intensify the 104-day-old ctpil/A w The corporation turned thumbs down on a union proposal to leave to an arbitrator the settlement of the longest and costliest strike in automotive history. Instead, the corporation suggested that the UAW-CIO let its 175,000 idle members vote in secret on whether they wish to accept an 18 1/2 cent hourly wage mcrease and return to work. The union is demanding 19 1/2 i cents as recommended by presi- SAN DIEGO. Calif. March 4 ''^1'"' f,a5t,!'nd,'n,! ^°ard- . (.TI—Bulldozers cut through fnro«t u * the turndown of the and brush w^rn^Tha^Uttan""^" J'1'"* ,l°day- C,Carin« would force th. UAW-CfO °to ?7P?' ^ *,,oct "to recovery of intansitv strike action and to car 27 bod.es from a wrecked and ry on until tito rtX to (Continued on Page 2 Column 4) Bulldozers Catting Way lo Crashed Plane, 27 Bodies burned American Airlines passenger plane. Indications were that stretcher bearers would not be able to get the bodies, all but six of them charred, until late in the day. Westbound from New York to Los Angeles, the plane-yesterday rammed into the side of the fog- Special Federal Mediator James F. Dewey, who has struggled vainly for several weeks to resolve the dispute, called both sides to another negotiating session today. In the face of the seemingly hopeless deadlock, Dewey said he would "see where we go from * , , * •luc Ul **»c i°g- woum see where we go from shrouded mountain, 60 fhiles east here, and try to work something of San Diego, less than an hour out." ® I A « mo before its scheduled landing in Ixjs Angeles. It was last reoorted ed and exploded a few minutes later. New Commercial Airlines Record , The UAW-CIO had said Saturday that it was calling to send i^mfmbfrJ*^kinto the nearly IOO struck GM plants under the coi poration s 18 1/2 cent wage increase offer if GM would submit that issue and others in the dispute to an arbitrator. _to,a toothy reply to this proposal, the corporation said it ---- * • •*« i-nut-a nu career as fingerprint expert and secretary to the chief of police here. Albright, who resigned after 20 years with the Muskogee police department, began his service as an officer of the law when he was elected the first constable of Chouteau township in Mayes county in 1907 when Oklahoma was admitted to statehood Later he was a deputy United States m «* UNB Vim! U ^ The crash was the worst in Commercial Airlines hoistory. On I »*«***. *ne corporation said it Jan. IO 1945. 24 were killed in an w°uld not arbitrate the wage is American Airlines plane near Los sue, which it called the "only Angeles. | one." 7 Hail and snowstorms hampered the rescue parties and the path-£ crew. Progress up the 6,000-foot peak was slow. A sheriffs party reached the crash scene, 1,500-feet from the summit, yesterday afternoon. They found all but the tail section and a part of the wing had been destroyed by flames. Reid. army veteran of the fifth combat camera unit recently discharged, was among the first rescuers returning from the mountain. "It smelled like Manila, the fire and the bodies." he said. "I saw only six bodies. I didn't want to see any more. I've seen Britain b Asking Russia to Explain ■ Want* to Know Why Soviet* Nae Quitting Iran LONDON. March 4, W A foreign office spokesman disclos-'t5day toat Great Britain has asked Russia to explain her refusal to withdraw troops from iran in accordance with the Bn?ish- Russian-Iranian treaty. A British note was said to have been dispatched to the British * U"Affaires, Frank Roberts. in Moscow for communication to the Soviet government. The text of the note also was a rniri I r,eport/d dispatched to the state a road leading ^leoartment at Washington Manzanita Indian A foreign office spokesman said the note was dispatched before too many dead people Several Hundred Feet Bounced A newspaper reporter who reached the scene said the big airliner appeared to have bounced several hundred feet after striking the mountain. The plane struck near through . the reservation. two*^ intones* we "found ^ searchers before the hunt was Foreign Secretary Ernest Be vin J UL* Ft I Ae) J.A _—__A • - abandoned await the dawn. a rest in the returned from country. Roberts was asked by his government to "make inquiries of the Soviet government concerning the Russian refusal to withdraw troops from northwestern Iran. The spokesman said there had been exchanges between the L rn ted States and British governments over the week end on the situation. He added that Great Britain would continue to keep the United States state department "fully informed" on all developments. Sources at the foreign office indicated they took a serious view of the situation, particularly because the Soviet government did not inform London of its action. LOOK OUT FOR fit COUNTERFEIT NOTES NOW OKLAHOMA CITY. March 4. ---(/F)—John E. Osborn, agent in charge of the U. S. secret service here, warned Oklahomans to-day to be on the lookout for counterfeit $10 notes drawn on the federal reserve hank of Cleveland, O. Osborn said the counterfeit notes have the check letter "K" and a front serial number "146" on the lower right hand corner on the face of the notes. cents an hour, which have not been met up until now, and the company's offer of approximately 15 cents, leave us with but one alternative and that is to complete our arrangements for a strike," Moran said. 6 A. March 7 k "We will strike at 6 a. rn. Thursday, March 7." Henry Mayer, councel for several Telephone Workers unions, said 19,100 long distant department employes would leave their jobs in every state except s i x in the western part of the nation. They will be joined, he said, by more th^n 150.000 local call o*>-erators, maintenance, manufacturing and other workers in virtually every section except New England. Na Repairs For Breakdown Dial service is not expected to be affected unless equipment breaks down, in which case no maintenance men would be available to make repairs, George S Dring, vice president of the AT&T long lines department in charge of industrial relations and head of the company's negotiating committee said the company suggested a continuation of negotiations but that "so far no date has been arranged for another meeting." Up To Washington "Only if we are summoned. I do not see that purpose is to bo gained unless the %mp£*y has some better offer." He declined to comment on whether the union would accept aopointment of a fact-finding board in the negotiations. U. S. Conciliator Peter J. Man-no said the neotiations were "sadly deadlocked." He said ho would report the situation to his superiors in Washington and that "the next move is up to them." Drmg issued a statement saying the wage increase offered by the company, plus boosts already granted long lines workers in New York City, would mean "an addition of $6,000,000 a year to the long lines payroll." Job-Seeker Lines Growing in Japan Iran Richer Jap Families Being Pinched By New Government Program TOKYO, March 4. — (,P) Growing lines of job-seekers, which include ex-colonels who want any kind of work—including day labor, indicate that tho government's new economic program is pinching even the richest Japanese families. Kyodo news agency declared today. The daily average of applicants at the main Tokyo emplov-ment office reached 800, which is 16 times greater than during the war and four times the usual figure in 1936, the agency said. Colonels and other officers; often in old uniforms stripped of rank, line up daily. No generals have shown up yet, Kyodo reported. Meanwhile, a last-minute rush of buying was underway as Jap-anese attempted to beat the March I deadline for turning la all their yen. which they will be allowed to withdraw in restricted quantities. On Thursday, the government will also clamp new price ceilings on necessities; fresh foods will be at about one^ third of black market prices and other commodities at about one-half. TH' PESSIMIST my tab lusaka, it. Generally, when a feller drops out o' th' political picture it ain't much o' a fait It's a rare farmer who can vote an' plow on election day. ;
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Re: st: wealth score using principal component analysis (PCA)
Shikha Sinha <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: wealth score using principal component analysis (PCA)
Wed, 26 Sep 2012 13:33:19 -0700
Ok, I got it now that if I want to use one score, then PC1 is the most
relevant one, and then for further distinction between financial vs
social, we need to look at factor loadings in each PC2, PC3 , to
figure out if PC2 is better than PC1 if the focus is on social or
financial autonomy.
Then I am struggling to understand the use of selecting components
based on eigenvalues. What is the use of selecting PC based either on
eigenvalues or screeplot, if we are always (most of the time) going to
use the 1st component. An example on the importance of eigenvalues in
selecting components would be very helpful ( or any ref.)
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 6:39 AM, Stas Kolenikov <email@example.com> wrote:
> Often, the 1st PC works as a measure of "overall size", while the
> subsequent components, as measures of "structure". So the 1st
> component might be the degree of overall autonomy, while the 2nd
> component might distinguish say between financial autonomy and social
> interactions autonomy.
> --
> -- Stas Kolenikov, PhD, PStat (SSC) :: http://stas.kolenikov.name
> -- Senior Survey Statistician, Abt SRBI :: work email kolenikovs at
> srbi dot com
> -- Opinions stated in this email are mine only, and do not reflect the
> position of my employer
> On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 6:34 PM, Nick Cox <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>> If you want just one index, you can't improve on the first PC if you
>> are using the criteria of PCA. That's a central idea of PCA.
>> Nick
>> On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 12:22 AM, Shikha Sinha
>> <email@example.com> wrote:
>>> Thanks for your response Nick and stat!
>>> I think I am struggling with how to create one scores from two
>>> components. Let me pose my question again.
>>> Suppose I want to create one index out of six variables. For example,
>>> I want to create a "women autonomy index". The index would be one
>>> number for every households. The Demographic and health survey (DHS)
>>> ask 10 different questions related to women autonomy and instead of
>>> using the information in all the 10 questions, I just want to use an
>>> index that contains the summary information of all the 10
>>> questions/variables. I can use -pca to create the index. Once I use
>>> -pca x1-x10, I can choose number of principal components (pc) to
>>> retain based on eigenvalues or screeplot. Let assume that there are
>>> three pc that have eigenvalues > 1 and I want to retain all these
>>> components, though the first component has the highest variation.
>>> Now, I want to create a "women autonomy index" based on these three
>>> pc. How can I do that? If I use -predict p1 p2 p3, scores; it gives
>>> three different scores, all unrelated. However, I want just one index,
>>> kindly suggest how to do this.
>>> Thanks,
>>> Shikha
>>> On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 9:05 AM, Stas Kolenikov <email@example.com> wrote:
>>>> Regarding (c), you would be best off with a structural equations model
>>>> (-sem- module), and forgo the PCA whatsoever.
>>>> --
>>>> -- Stas Kolenikov, PhD, PStat (SSC) :: http://stas.kolenikov.name
>>>> -- Senior Survey Statistician, Abt SRBI :: work email kolenikovs at
>>>> srbi dot com
>>>> -- Opinions stated in this email are mine only, and do not reflect the
>>>> position of my employer
>>>> On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 7:07 PM, Nick Cox <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>>>> You seem to be misunderstanding both PCA and the syntax of -predict-
>>>>> after -pca-.
>>>>> To take the second first, -predict- just gives you as many components
>>>>> as you ask for. Ask for one by giving one variable name and you get
>>>>> scores for the first PC, regardless of what name you give. Stata's
>>>>> indifferent to what name you give (so long as it is new and legal) and
>>>>> indeed
>>>>> predict p3
>>>>> predict p777
>>>>> would give you further identical copies of the first PC.
>>>>> predict P1 P2
>>>>> would give you scores for the first two PCs.
>>>>> As for PCA there are potentially as many PCs as variables: although
>>>>> the -components()- option puts a self-defined limit on how many you
>>>>> can calculate the main purpose of this option appears to be to let
>>>>> -pca- behave more like -factor-.
>>>>> Even if your purpose is to use just one PC, it usually makes sense to
>>>>> look at several and the relationships of those PCs to your original
>>>>> variables. Sometimes the second, third, ... PC pick up important parts
>>>>> of the variation and it is a good idea to look at those too to see
>>>>> what the first PC is missing. In the case of wealth variables it might
>>>>> be a good idea to think about using PCA on logarithmic transformations
>>>>> of the variables too (assuming all values are strictly positive).
>>>>> Note that the audience of Statalist is very international and
>>>>> interdisciplinary, so that assuming that "DHS" is self-evident is
>>>>> likely to be wrong in many cases.
>>>>> Your last question (c) is unanswerable. Many people do it, but how far
>>>>> it is "OK" in your project depends on your goals and your data, which
>>>>> we can't see.
>>>>> Nick
>>>>> On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 9:20 PM, Shikha Sinha <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>>>>> I am trying to create a wealth score using the ownership of different
>>>>>> assets in the DHS survey. I am suing -pca but I am not sure how to
>>>>>> estimate the score as I want to use the wealth score as one of the
>>>>>> independent variables.
>>>>>> pca x1-x4
>>>>>> predict p1,score
>>>>>> but -predict only generates score from first component.
>>>>>> I also tried the following,
>>>>>> -pca x1-x4, components (2)
>>>>>> predict p2, score
>>>>>> However, p1 and p2 are same.
>>>>>> My questions are, (a) why there is no difference between p1 and p2?
>>>>>> (b) How can I generate score by using first 2 components only?
>>>>>> (c) Is it ok to use continuous pca score as an independent variable?
>>>>> *
>>>>> * For searches and help try:
>>>>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>>>>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>>>>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
>>>> *
>>>> * For searches and help try:
>>>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>>>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>>>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
>>> *
>>> * For searches and help try:
>>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
>> *
>> * For searches and help try:
>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
> *
> * For searches and help try:
> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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Originally Posted by RTT
What's a "MOSPHET" ?
Originally Posted by hitman012
The internals of those power supplies look identical to two generics that died on me over 3 years ago. I would guess that most of the no-name power supplies are OEMed by only one or two companies and just branded with an arbitrary rating - often the 500W rated models have identical insides to the 300W ones.
Originally Posted by Snafu-X-
Anyone notice the coolermaster box in the video?
Originally Posted by BindibadgiQuote:Originally Posted by RTT
What's a "MOSPHET" ?
Fixed, I'm too used to writing phosphor, sulphur, etc
Originally Posted by Snafu-X-
Anyone notice the coolermaster box in the video?
Originally Posted by Bindibadgi
It's just an auto-ism. I'm used to reading American Chemistry texts where they replace the correct (British) use of PH with an F, so I've always automatically replaced them back again.
Come on, Mr Naive, it's an advert. What are the chances of grabbing a handful of random supplies, even no-name, that will all fail when tested well below the rating?Originally Posted by Phil Rhodes
If they put all 300 plus watts of load on one rail, they deserved to have it fail... I presume they didn't make this mistake, but they should say so.
Originally Posted by ComputerKing
lol, they blow like a bomb :D kickass.
But I think because they load it with 1000Watts hardware ( 3X GTX280 etc.. ) hehhehehe that budget work with crap computers better than fine
thanks for the link BT. Keep it flowing with new information
Originally Posted by Delphium
Spotted ;)
Though I think its a bit too big for use as a PSU box, so not sure its a cooler master PSU.
Originally Posted by cpemma
Come on, Mr Naive, it's an advert. What are the chances of grabbing a handful of random supplies, even no-name, that will all fail when tested well below the rating?
Evenin' all. I'm a Corsair bod
Originally Posted by HourBeforeDawn
wow is it me or did that video really suck, you think a company like Corsair could afford a decent tri pod to film their crappy short video ~_~
Originally Posted by Timmy_the_tortoise
I'm a little ignorant and worried when it comes to PSUs... What's a rail? And what does it mean if the PSU is Modular?
Originally Posted by dire_wolfQuote:Originally Posted by Timmy_the_tortoise
I'm a little ignorant and worried when it comes to PSUs... What's a rail? And what does it mean if the PSU is Modular?
A rail is a seperate voltage outlet, ie. you have a 12v rail where all the 12v (yellow wires) come from, a 5v rail, etc.
Modular just means the you can swap out certain cables to keep the mess down in a case and to improve airflow, they normally have connectors that click into the psu, instead of having a big bunch of wires zip tied to the top of your case.
Originally Posted by Timmy_the_tortoise
Right.. Okay, thanks.
But, why would I want twin rails? Like two 12v rails?
Originally Posted by Phil Rhodes
How was the load distributed between the various outputs?
cheap, reliable, superb performance.Originally Posted by Sark.inc
can someone explain to me how they undercut all other power suppliers?
Originally Posted by Abhorsen
I'm paranoid with Power Supplies and this video just increased it :P
I won the 750w Corsair power supply in the Bit-Tech reader survey but haven't put it in my setup as my current 530w Hiper Type-R is doing sterling work and i figured if it aint broke....
Originally Posted by stan
Pure scare tactics from Corsair and I speak from experience because my own Corsair TX650 Watt PSU failed after only 12 weeks, when I posted about this on the Corsair forum everyone was saying Aw shucks you just got a bad unit, but if I had said I was using a generic 650 Watt PSU, I'm sure the response would have been along the lines of "serves you right".
Any PSU, no matter how much it costs or who made it, is capable of failure and any moron with a video camera can make a clip of a PSU going pop! Corsair are hardly going to show you one of their own PSU's going pop are they, because that would be bad for business.
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Cooking the books monthly 'no offence'
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Falsifying accounts on a month-by-month basis is not a criminal offence, the former chief financial officer at retailer Harris Scarfe said today.
Alan Hodgson said the books were only required to reflect the true financial position of the company at the end of each financial year.
"If you make a false entry to make a profit in February ... and that is changed in March, I don't see how that's a criminal offence," Hodgson told Adelaide Magistrates Court.
"People make adjustments between months in a financial year and, providing the balance sheet reflects the accurate position at the end of the financial year, what's happened in the past six months or so really isn't relevant."
Hodgson, who pleaded guilty in 2002 to 32 dishonesty offences, is currently completing a six-year jail term by serving home detention.
He told the court today he believed he was only guilty of 16 offences but pleaded guilty to the others because "it wouldn't make any difference (for sentencing) whether I pleaded guilty to 16 or 32".
Hodgson appeared in court today to testify in the committal hearing of Adam Trescowthick, who is alleged to have instructed Hodgson to falsely inflate profits by about $36 million between 1998 and 2000.
Hodgson agreed that Trescowthick had pressured him to achieve budget forecasts, telling him: "This is the result I want, this is what the market wants. I don't care how you get it as long as you get it".
Trescowthick has pleaded not guilty to 37 dishonesty offences, while Harris Scarfe's former chief operating officer, Daniel Francis McLaughlin, has pleaded not guilty to 17 dishonesty charges and will stand trial in February.
Harris Scarfe was placed into voluntary administration in April 2001, owing $93 million to unsecured creditors and $50 million in company debt.
A management buyout of the company's assets in November 2001 secured the future of the retailer's 23 stores in South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania as well as the jobs of 1,700 employees.
Trescowthick's committal hearing was continuing.
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Review Geforce GTX 690: World's fastest graphics card
Nvidia's Geforce GTX 690 reviewed by PC Games Hardware: The new flagship GTX 690 brings together two GPUs on a single board. Our review answers the question whether the GTX 690 will destroy the competition or not-
The GTX 690 is a costly graphics card with a 1000 USD investment. The GK 104 Kepler duo is packed onto a PCB with 28,1 centimeter and 1.027 gramm. The dual slot solution features 3072 CUDA cores (2 times GK104) whereas the base clock is slightly below the single GPU GTX 680 (915 versus 1105 MHz). The Boost Clock is around 1019 MHz. 2048 MiB GDDR5 per GPU, 192 GB/s bandwidth and a TDP of 300 Watts are additional specs.
Some of the benchmarks used in the GTX 690 Review at PCGH.de:
• Battlefield 3 (DX11, Origin)
• BF Bad Company 2 (DX11, Origin)
• Crysis Warhead v1.21 (DX10)
• Crysis 2 v1.9 (DX11 + Hi-Res)
• Dirt 3 v1.2 (DX11)
• Dragon Age 2 v1.04 (DX11)
• Mass Effect 2 v1.02 (DX9)
• Metro 2033 (DX11, Steam)
• Serious Sam 3 BFE (DX9, Steam)
• Starcraft 2 v1.4.3 (DX9)
Nvidia's GeForce GTX 690 is the best multi-GPU card at the PCGH test labs so far. In our gaming index, the GTX 690 is up to 70 percent faster than the GTX 680 - at least in 2,560 x 1,600. At lower resolutions, the main processor limits the possible scaling ability. The target audience for GTX 690 is clearly defined: enthusiasts who are not satisfied with full HD resolution or multi-sample anti-aliasing.
Power consumption and loudness are well done for a dual-GPU solution. Noteworthy is that Nvidia has worked succesfully on micro stuttering: While the solution is not perfect, the distribution of frames is in many cases closer to single-GPU graphics cards than other dual solutions. But there is room for improvement: The GTX 690 produces micro stuttering, especially if the frame rate is in the 30 fps range. Nevertheless, the Geforce GTX 690 is the overall best dual-GPU graphics card since the 3dfx Voodoo 5 5500.
If you want more detail please check the German review of the GTX 690 at PCGH.de.
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On the ball. That's what the experts at The New York Times are, alright. They are the arbiters of all that's fit to print, remember? The ones that know all and see all, dontcha know? They are the ones with all sorts of advice on foreign policy, we must point out. So, it's a bit hard to fathom how The New York Times printed a hoax letter, supposedly from Bertrand Delanoe, the mayor of Paris, France, taking the State of New York to task for turning to the ditzy Caroline Kennedy to fill Hillary's Senate Seat.
That's right, The New York Times got scammed by a fake letter. Worse, they didn't even follow up to confirm the authenticity of the letter that arrived in their inbox via email. Someone at the Times just read the email then published the letter. And now they are apologizing for the negligence.
The Associated Press is reporting that the faux letter called Caroline's Senate bid "appalling" and "not very democratic."
"What title has Ms. Kennedy to pretend to Hillary Clinton's seat?" the letter in Monday's editions said. "We French can only see a dynastic move of the vanishing Kennedy clan in the very country of the Bill of Rights. It is both surprising and appalling."
Once word got back to Paris, the Mayor's staff asked for a retraction and apology.
For its part The New York Times says that they didn't bother to verify that the letter actually came from the Mayor of Paris. They said that they had violated their own practices.
It sort of boggles the mind, though, that anyone would imagine that a Frenchman would be all up in arms against a Kennedy!
Anyway, I guess we will soon be seeing splashy stories gleaned by the emails in The New York Times email inbox about male enhancement, and no doubt a deep investigation of Mbeke M'Butto who is a secretary of a very rich African general that only needs you to send $1,000 so that he can send you $10,000. Now THAT is a deal!
Yes, it's all the professionalism that's fit to make print with The New York Times.


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GREENBURGH, N.Y. ? Two Bronx men have been arrested in the theft of $41,000 worth of jewelry from Sam's Club last month, Greenburgh Police said.
Jeffry Knight, 21, and Efrain Febo, 23, are charged with third-degree burglary, a felony, in the Dec. 26 burglary at Sam's Club, 333 Saw Mill River Road, Elmsford. Knight worked at the Sam's Club store at the time of the burglary, police said.
The two are accused of breaking the lock of the store's rear door around 2:30 a.m., setting off the store's alarm and alerting the police.
Police arrested the duo on Thursday and they were remanded to Westchester County jail.


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Bargain hunting in Hong Kong
Trip Start Jun 25, 2006
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Anyone who has redeemed frequent flyer miles knows that they can save you a ton of money, allow you to go to places you couldn't otherwise afford, but at the same time make you accept flight routings and timing you would never find acceptable if you were actually paying for the ticket. In redeeming miles on Continental to get to the island of Yap in Micronesia we are doing about the most circuitous route imaginable, with three overnight stopovers, two overnight flights, and two daytime layovers of longer than nine hours each! On first leg of our award ticket getting to Hong Kong from Singapore we flew via Tokyo. This would be the equivalent of flying from New York to Las Vegas via Anchorage. But hey, at least the flights were free!
Before I go into what we did, here is the obligatory mini-history lesson: Hong Kong is a bit of a historical anomaly in China
I find Hong Kong to be a really fascinating place. Like the other islands we have visited which developed around trade (Zanzibar, Penang, Singapore) it has a really interesting mix of people and cultures that exist and flourish side-by-side. Since we were only here for two days, we didn't have time to do a lot of sightseeing but we did manage to squeeze in a lot of walking around though lively neighborhoods and vibrant commercial districts, as well as catching the tram to the top of Victoria Peak for some million-dollar views. We were able to spend a few frenetic hours doing some shopping and scoring unbelievable bargains, but I'll leave it to Katie to fully narrate the afternoon.
She Said:
Hong Kong is my favorite Asian city so far, and it is like New York City on steroids
Todd graduated from a casual shopper to an all-out bargain hunter. As soon as we realized that the "factory rejects" from the hundreds of factories making designer clothing for the US and European market just outside of Hong Kong ended up in street markets and tiny nameless stores at absolutely CHEAP prices, we went a little nuts. We started immediately concocting a plan as to how to get all these purchases home, and soon realized that Guam uses the US Postal Service and shipping back to the US would be quite inexpensive. We even pondered an EBay scheme for a while for Columbia ski jackets that were tagged for the US market at $380 and selling for the equivalent of $30, but decided that it was too much trouble for the time being. Regardless, we ended up with lots of new ski clothes that won't really come in handy until next winter, but we couldn't resist.
Hong Kong is definitely a place we could live for a while, and we are thinking of amending our itinerary to make another stop there in the next month or so. Maybe we can arrange an EBay scheme after all....


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Lemon Aioli with Paprika
This recipe for lemon aioli is an ideal accompaniment to black peppered mussels. Because it contains raw eggs, it should not be used in food prepared for pregnant women, babies, young children, or anyone whose health is compromised.
- Servings: 2
Source: The Martha Stewart Show, Episode 3014
- 3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
- Zest of 1 lemon
- 1 tablespoon sherry-wine vinegar
- 1/2 clove garlic, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1 large egg
- 1 large egg yolk
- 1 1/2 teaspoons coarse salt
- 1 1/4 cups safflower oil
Combine lemon juice, zest, vinegar, garlic, paprika, egg, and egg yolk in the bowl of a small food processor. Process just until ingredients are blended.
With processor running, slowly drizzle in safflower oil, into mixture and process until emulsified. Season with salt. Chill for 30 minutes, and serve.


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The Mysterious Candi Cetho
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Unlike the other Hindu temples, this 15th century temple seems mysterious and has a strong spiritual aura. Beside its calm, quite and beautiful scenery, a trip to Cetho temple is challenging and arouses adrenaline. In Java language, cetho means clear or pure. Thriving over 1400 meters above the sea level on the slope of the Mount Lawu, Cetho Temple can only be reached by a narrow pavement road which is steep and curve. The anxiety and afraid would be paid off when you reach the temple complex. The mild mountain air and the breakthrough scenery would accompany your trip enjoying the temple.
The gatekeeper statues look like pre historic statues. The temple, standing on a terraces land, was built at the end of the Majapahit Kingdom under the Brawijaya V reign. In one of the terraces, there is a rock stacked with a carved of the sun depicting the Majapahit's Sun, the symbol of Majapahit kingdom. This temple was first discovered as the stones ruin with 14 terraces. However 13 terraces left, 9 of them have been renovated.
As a place to worship the Siva god, this temple is decorated with a phallus statue as a symbol of Siva. There are also statues of Brawijaya V, his advisors and a configuration of 2 meters rocks in lingga and yoni shapes. The main building, trapezoid shape, is located on the highest terrace. Until this time, Cetho Temple is still used by the societies for a worship ritual place. They put their ritual sesajen (offerings, Javanese) on the statues and walks to the highest terrace for doing their ritual.
Around 300 meters above, we saw the worship place which seems more like a garden. The main building is an open field with stone floor. A Saraswati Godess statue stands elegantly on a pond. With the background of pine trees, the Godness of knowledge donated from Bali province shines magical aura. On the left side, there is a narrow road pointing to Sendang Pundi Sari (Pundi Sari pond). Long time ago, Sendang Pundi Sari was functioned as a place for self-purifying/cleaning before we went to pray in the temple.
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Domestic visitor: IDR 2,500
Foreign visitor: IDR 10,000
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Diablo III Will Only Go To Consoles If It Requires "No Compromises"
Posted on Monday, March 26 @ 09:44:57 PST by Jonathan_Leack
Diablo III is one of the biggest releases of the year, so it's no wonder that when console-port rumors surfaced it was the talk of the town. However, despite a seemingly clear confirmation earlier in the year, Blizzard has only strongly considered a port at this point. It turns out that the deciding factor will be whether or not the game would suck to play on a console.
Blizzard COO Paul Sams addressed the rumors of a console version of Diablo III head-on in a recent interview with CVG. He expressed his studio's interest in making a port, but also some caution with how well that dream would translate into reality.
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TLDR: If a controller doesn't work well with Diablo III, a console version isn't happening.
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No shortage of jobs as ad numbers hit record
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Employment levels are holding up, with the Olivier Internet Job Index growing by 2.29 per cent in September to reach a fifth consecutive record month.
The new high of 185,714 job ads counted on major job boards is almost double the number recorded when the index started in December 1999.
The resources boom is behind the biggest growth in September, with the engineering and mining sector up 7.75 per cent after having surged 65.36 per cent over the year.
Healthcare grew 6.08 per cent in the month, education rose 5.88 per cent and trades and services jobs were up 5.58 per cent.
Seven sectors fell during the month, including financial services, which dropped 2.27 per cent, and advertising and media, down 2.55 per cent.
The biggest fall was in transport - down 5.64 per cent, probably because of high fuel costs.
"Although you might expect that the oil price would have an effect on employment, overall employers are still looking for staff, according to our figures," said Olivier Group director Robert Olivier.
"Demand is high, but there is pessimism in the air. This has already manifested itself in the stockmarket coming off the boil."
Hospitality and tourism jobs rose 2.68 per cent in the month, above the norm for the year. Information technology and telecommunications edged up just half a per cent for the month.
However, Mr Olivier said speculation that Telstra might cut 8000 jobs would send ripples through the sector.
"If Telstra does cut job numbers, those people are coming on to a buoyant job market for flexible skilled people," he said.
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Jack Francis
It appears that little Jack Francis Kenny could not wait to get to Rock away. Despite a March 28 due date, Jack decided to arrive on February 25, born in Staten Island University Hospital to Belle Harbor attorneys Jeanette Mercedes and her husband, life-long Rockaway resident Paul Kenny.
Jack will be greeted by his big sister, Bishop Kearney High School freshman Kristen Kenny, along with his grandparents, Rita Kenny (of Belle Harbor), James Kenny, and Aristida Segura. He is grandchild number 18 for the Kenny's, all of whom grew up in Belle Harbor. He joins his Roxbury cousins, Paulina, Theresa and John Paul "little Goose" Kenny, and their parents, Christine Reid Kenny and John "Goose" Kenny on the peninsula.


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Possible policy change at Colorado Springs Airport
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A national airline is cashing in on Colorado's new marijuana law.
Spirit Airlines is offering a discount promising "Fares so low they're barely legal in some states."
Now that marijuana is legal in Colorado you can board your flight at the Colorado Springs Airport with an ounce of weed.
Last week the Colorado Springs Airport told us that weed can fly.
"If our law enforcement says it's within the legal limit, they're going to take no action. in that case TSA is not, on their own, going to require to have anyone throw the marijuana in the trash," said John MicGinley, the assistant aviation director at Colorado Springs airport.
But a day later, a statement from the city saying, "To discourage interstate drug trafficking, the Colorado Springs Mayor and the Police Chief are evaluating their options for disallowing the possession of marijuana at the Springs airport and other city facilities."
MicGinley says, "If they get on an aircraft and fly to a destination where it's illegal, that's going to be a problem for them."
We checked with the Colorado Springs airport and found at least nine direct flights that cross state lines to places like, Texas, California and Georgia. All states where pot is still illegal.
MicGinley adds, "What role do we have in that issue? Should we put a ban in place to protect those issues from happening. Laws have changed. whether it's going to cause confusion has yet to be seen."
But things may get a little more confusing for people with advertisements from a national airline.
Spirit Airlines is wasting no time jumping on Colorado's marijuana marketing potential.
Offering discounts saying, "The 'No Smoking' sign is off in Colorado.'"


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A Florida bill that would have barred applying Muslim sharia law in family or divorce court matters, has reportedly died in the state Senate.
The measure, which experts warned could also impact Jewish divorce issues, was never brought up for a vote in the closing hours of the Senate's legislative session, according to local reports.
The bill overwhelmingly passed the state house last week and seemed headed for easy passage in the Republican-controlled Senate.
But Muslim and other groups lobbied leaders to hold off on passing the bill, which barred application of "foreign" laws in divorce or family court matters.
Although the bill did not mention sharia law, proponents are part of a national movement against what they see as influence of the traditional Muslim legal code.
Because of the bill's vague wording, some Jewish leaders also worried that the bill could prevent Jewish couples from using a religious court, or beth din, to mediate divorces.
Several Jewish groups spoke out against the bill, although Jewish lawmakers in the House were divided. The bill is dead for now, but supporters note it could be brought up again in future sesssions.
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I'm a 45-year- old male. My brow ridge lacks projection so my profile looks very feminine. I would like my supra-orbital rim to be raised. Can "Kryptonite bone cement" which has osteo-conductive properties be used. Making a flat shaped implant on a skull by using external digital molding can easily be done. To adhere to bone the periosteum must first be raised just like an implant. I also need a brow lift. Can the same incision be used for both?
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While the approach you mentioned could be done, with a coronal brow lift and augmentation of the supra-orbital brow area, there might be an easier way. We're having nice results with fat grafting to the brow area in cases where only a mild to moderate correction is required. Particularly works well for the aging face, and has the benefit of adjustability with a minor in-office procedure, if needed.
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Star should add moderate columnists
Coming from a much more conservative community than Tucson, I have always found the Star editorial page refreshing.
I do not object to adding a few more conservative voices to the mix. However, I agree with other letter writers that George Will, Jonah Goldberg and Charles Krauthammer are not the best choices, as all three of them have fallen off the right-hand side of the political wagon.
I admit, I don't like most right-wing columnists. On the other hand, I occasionally agree with Kathleen Parker, and found her column on the death penalty to be excellent. On the same day, there was a column by Ruth Marcus on Monica Lewinsky's recent interviews that was also open minded, and moderate.
Please give us more moderate columns. It would be nice to find conservative columns that don't drive me up the wall, and liberal columns that give me more food for thought.
Ellen Taylor
Retired RN, Sierra Vista
Chief would benefit from sell-back program
Re: the May 4 guest columns "Police chief, councilman clash over benefits and more."
I have only respect and gratitude for the Tucson police officers and firefighters whose daily efforts help to keep us safe.
However, in the recent dust-up between TPD Chief Roberto Villaseñor and City Councilman Steve Kozachik over the sick leave sell-back program benefiting those two agencies, some of Chief Villaseñor's comments and actions have been, at best, disingenuous.
After TPD's union blasted Kozachik for questioning the sell-back program's appropriateness in times of budgetary austerity for the city, Villaseñor himself hammered Kozachik on the TPD Facebook page.
The chief then tried to distance himself from the fray by claiming in print that the union is charged with negotiating the sell-back programs, and that it didn't speak for TPD.
Villaseñor is a union member, the highest ranking, highest paid TPD officer, and the one who benefits most from the sell-back program. The chief is asking us to view him as a neutral bystander with no interest or influence in this matter. Really?
Thomas Sanders
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has culture of impunity
Re: the May 7 article "No action taken on most BP charges."
Having worked with community-based organizations to document the impacts of Border Patrol abuses both in Tucson and El Paso, Texas, I've been shocked to witness the culture of impunity that thrives within the agencies of the Department of Homeland Security.
The human cost of rapidly expanding militarization mechanisms has victimized not only those individuals in the cases cited by Star reporter Perla Trevizo, but thousands of other border crossers who have no means by which to access an already broken and corrupt complaint system.
It is infuriating to read Customs and Border Protection invoke the language of human rights in their statement, when the reality on the ground is that immigrants face a web of enforcement that demeans, criminalizes and dehumanizes them.
We must demand transparency from CBP, because our national borders are a mirror into the society in which we live, and this lack of accountability exposes a grim reality about the current state of our civil liberties.
Beth Lowry
Vouchers a cheap shot at the middle class
Re: the May 4 article "New voucher plan pricier for AZ taxpayers; lawsuit likely in works."
Not only is State Superintendent of Public Instruction John Huppenthal an enemy to public schools, he's an enemy to the middle class.
That also includes all the state legislators who support giving our tax dollars to private and parochial schools, particularly in the form of vouchers.
If parents pay, say, $10,000 per year for private school and they receive a voucher for $3,000, their cost is now just $7,000. This only serves to keep the rich richer and impoverishes public schools.
Just another cheap shot at the working man.
William "Kelly" Rowden
Retired middle school teacher, Willcox
Reader seeks middle ground
The Star's decision to include more commentary from the political right is an admirable attempt to be more "fair and balanced."
But where does that leave the growing number of us in the middle who choose not to receive a constant barrage of biased political chatter? Good luck finding that middle ground anywhere in the media today.
Tony Banks
Retired, Oro Valley
Encourage bike riders by discouraging thieves
Re: the May 5 column "City builds protected bike lanes to get more cyclists riding."
I rode a bicycle every day between 2000 and 2013. In that time, I had four bicycles stolen.
When the last one was taken a year ago, I did not get new one. I am tired of buying a good bicycle and accessories only to provide a nice ride for a thief. Now, I walk and ride the bus.
If the city wants me to get back on a bicycle, they will have to make a stronger effort to discourage bicycle thieves. I suggest capital punishment.
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When you stay at Homestay Bai Huong in Cham Island, you'll be close to Ong Ngu. This guesthouse is within the region of Cam Thanh Bridge.
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I have a eurosport (conforti) intake in my 330 and the filter is disintegrating. I want to replace the filter, just the filter, with the AFE pro dry cone found on their stage 1 system. Found them for $57 on the AFE site. How big is the opening on the back of one of those? The conforti has a CF extension in front of the MAF with a female connection on the filter side (3.5" diam. opening). Im thinking that if the AFE filter is about the same size in the back, I can just slip it over that CF piece and tighten it down. From the pictures the CF piece looks like it will be way too small as the AFE filters look big at the back. Does anybody possibly have experience with this?
For what it's worth, Turner no longer sells eurosport intakes for the E46 330i for a reason. It throws codes like crazy, even with software. The heatshield is nice and it looks/sounds awesome, but I am tired of resetting the SES light.
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Being I`m 29, I`ll say this. I grew up in the country, pretty much isolated, my father only listens to country, he thought I would do the same, but my older brother, who`s 10 years older than I am, was into rock and roll, especially Kiss. he and I were very close, so I followed his lead, and I got into Kiss when i was around 5, he had a small income around 15 years of age, and would spend it on LP`s, I remember when he brought home the first Van Halen LP, and it blew me completely away, never heard anything like that, he got me into other groups as well, Queen, Boston, Kansas, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Lynyrd Skynyrd just to name a few. the 80`s had a big impact on me, since I grew up in the 80`s, and I still have all the 80`s music and classic rock stuff. the last band in my opinion that was any good was Nirvana. music today, like britney spears, shania twain, isn`t something I can see myself getting into, since they didn`t write there own material, and they didn`t play a instrument on it goes to show when you got looks and a body you can sell 15 million albums and it don`t require any talent what so ever to do it. sad.
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Community Preparedness
It was recognized when undertaking the development of the Climate Change Strategy that the residents of Oakville would benefit from the development of a public education campaign, geared towards climate change resiliency. Actions by residents would also serve to reduce the call upon town and other agency services in times of extreme weather and emergency response. The two main components of this education campaign are below:
Keep Calm and Adapt: Emergency and Extreme Weather Preparedness Event, May 6, 2017
The town is hosting it's third annual Keep Calm and Adapt, an emergency and extreme weather preparedness event designed to help residents build their personal resilience to our changing climate.
The event will take place at Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre (QEPCCC) on May 6, 2017 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to kick off Emergency Preparedness Week, International Safe Building Month and National Safe Boating Week and Lyme Disease Month all taking place in May.
Exhibitors will be on hand to discuss programs and incentives available in Canada, Ontario and specifically Halton Region that can help you implement climate change mitigation and adaptation actions to help protect lives and properties. Lots of information and activities available for all age groups, visit the Keep Calm and Adapt event page for more information.
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Are you up for a challenge? During the month of May, join us as we Prepare to Be Prepared!
Take part in as many challenges as you wish and rack up the points to be used towards some great emergency preparedness prizes. There are over 40 challenges to choose from for all abilities and living conditions, take part as an individual, a family, or a community group and build your resilience to extreme weather and emergency situations.
More information coming soon, registration opens in April.
Oakville's Climate Change Primer
Oakville's Climate Change Primer (pdf) provides local information for residents on the science and complexity of climate change with climate change projections for southern Ontario and more specifically Oakville. This is primarily an online document that links directly to local information on how to help protect human health, the natural environment, residential homes and properties against the impacts of a changing climate.
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Global Map - This map represents a one month period, May 2011, where droughts, extreme rain and flash floods caused food shortages, wildfires, death and the displacement of populations world-wide.
Canadian Map - Major disasters related to climate during the past decade (from 2004-2014).
Greater Toronto Area Map - Major disasters related to climate during the past decade (from 2004-2014).
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Oakville's Changing Climate, this table provides an overview of the observed and projected climatic changes in Oakville. All data, unless otherwise referenced is taken from the Canadian Climate Change Scenario's Network's (CCCSN) Localizer Report.
1.0 Annual increase in temperature and precipitation
NOTE: This section covers the projected annual increases in temperature and precipitation not the extreme temperatures or precipitation events that have are being noticed in Southern Ontario, these extreme weather events are discussed in Section 5.0 Increased Frequency and severity of Extreme Temperatures.
The impacts of an increase in annual temperatures and precipitation are easier to prepare for and adapt to since the change is gradual. Although it may be easier to adapt to these slight increases over time this does not mean that mitigation efforts related to energy and fuel conservation can be stopped, in fact they need to become more aggressive.
Through recent experience and predicted models, warmer winters ON AVERAGE are projected despite the unusually cold winter of 2013-2014 which had 13 cold alerts spanning 41 days in Halton Region.
An increase in annual average temperatures refers to both summer and winter temperatures, and the expected impacts of more highly variable temperatures are reviewed below.
1.1 Northerly migration of invasive species (forests stands hit with extreme weather being more susceptible to pests and disease, Emerald Ash Borer, Asian Long Horned Beetle)
1.2 Changing migration patterns and increase activity of disease vectors (West Nile Virus, Lyme Disease)
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Increase in the frequency and severity of extreme weather
The impacts of climate change are complex and interrelated. Rising average temperatures and increasing precipitation may cause an increase in the frequency and severity of extreme weather events including: high winds, extreme precipitation, lightning storms, and extreme temperature events.
Southern Ontario has recently been hit a number of times with severe storm events. Luckily most have bypassed Oakville, but Mississauga, Burlington, Toronto and Hamilton have experienced significant and costly impacts resulting from extreme weather. For example, since the 2005 Finch Street washout Toronto has had to recover financially from five other extreme weather events including an ice storm, high wind events and other instances of extreme precipitation.
This section details several types of extreme weather events including: high winds/tornados, severe storms (extreme precipitation, lighting), and extreme temperatures/poor air quality. Click on each of the links below for more information on how you can build your resilience to the following extreme weather events.
To learn more on how you can build your resilience to all extreme weather and emergency situations before during and after an event, visit the town's Emergency Preparedness page.


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David Pollick
G. David Pollick (born 1948) was the 12th president of Birmingham-Southern College. He succeeded Neal Berte in July 2004 and resigned in August 2010 following a massive accounting controversy.
During the Vietnam War, Pollick, then a freshman, dropped out of the University of San Diego and joined the United States Navy, serving as a petty officer on a submarine crew in the Pacific from 1966 to 1968. After the war he returned to school and settled on philosophy. He earned his bachelor's degree in philosophy from San Diego; and went on to receive a master's in philosophy from the University of Ottawa, and a Ph.L. in philosophy from St. Paul's University in Ottawa.
When he returned to the classroom as a professor, Pollick struggled with his perceived deficit of "life experience" as a foundation for his pedagogy. He signed up with a Catholic charity operating in the desert of Southern California, eventually directing a heroin rehabilitation center. He established a one-room school for emotionally disturbed children and later taught neurologically handicapped kids at a private institute.
After that he returned to the University of Ottowa for his Ph.D. and resumed his academic career. He has held administrative and academic positions at Saint John's University and the College of Saint Benedict, both in Minnesota. He then became dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and associate professor of philosophy at Seattle University in Washington, and acting president and provost and vice president for academic affairs at the State University of New York College at Cortland.
Until 1996, Pollick was co-chief executive officer and president of the Art Institute of Chicago and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He left Chicago to become the president of Lebanon Valley College in Annville, Pennsylvania, a private liberal arts college affiliated with the United Methodist Church.
In 2004 he came to Birmingham to take the helm at Birmingham-Southern. His plans for the college included increasing enrollment to 1,800 students and making BSC a center for discourse on human dignity. In early 2010 Pollick announced the discovery of a years-long problem with budgeting for student financial aid, which inflated revenue projections and required massive budget cuts, including the elimination of five majors and 29 faculty positions. He resigned that August.
In March 2014 Pollick began serving as provost and chief operating officer for the European Humanities University in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Pollick married the acclaimed violinist Karen Bentley in 2003. He has two children by a previous marriage.
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I've built a very simple observation hive which requires minimal woodworking skills. Since I'm not using standard frames the only important dimension is the width of the frame and maintaining bee space between bars.
It is just a 1 3/4" wide frame with two 1 1/4" bars dividing the area into 3 parts. So basically this hive consists of 3 fixed top bars. I used 3 different "starter" techniques so I could observe how the bees attach comb to each. The upper bar (i.e. the top of the frame) has a single kerf down the middle. The middle bar has two kerfs just offset from center, and the lower bar has been cut into a wedge. (See detail http://www.z2a.org/photos.bees/tboh-detail-med.jpg )
There is a 3/4" hole for the bees to go in and out. I haven't figured out how to feed them but in Carrier's book he mentions drilling a tapered hole and using a honey bear squeeze bottle.
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Trying something new and exciting may be key to stop lighting up
POCATELLO, Idaho - "Self-expanding activities" may be the way to cut back on smoking or even quit altogether. But that begs the obvious question: what is a self-expanding activity?
A self-expanding activity is simply another term for any type of exciting, new and different activities you replace with smoking. The whole idea is to replace the reward you get from smoking with a new, and hopefully healthier, reward.
Idaho State University is working with several universities and organizations on a new study. The new study uses neuro-imaging to measure brain activity and look for changes in blood flow. Blood flow is something smoking changes within a person's body, and something researchers are hoping could give them clues on how someone can quit.
The point of the study is to find out why it's so hard for people to quit. One of the researchers on the study said the average amount of times people put all their effort into quitting is five times before they quit for good.
"There's a lot of anecdotal evidence of people who try to quit on addiction and pick up something else," said Dr. Xiaomeng "Mona" Xu, ISU assistant professor of psychology. "It's very difficult to give up something rewarding and have nothing to fulfill that space."
Xu says this stemmed from a much different kind of research she was working on.
"Originally we were doing romantic love research with the [fMRI – functional magentic resonance imaging] scanner," Xu said. "What does falling in love look like in the brain? It looks a lot like an addiction."
So Xu says replacing an addiction like smoking with a new habit is very beneficial. One strong suggestion to stop smoking is physical activity of any kind.
"In terms of health, it's the closest thing to a magic bullet," she said. "So we always recommend physical activity because it helps with mood, it helps with energy and it helps with weight control, particularly if you're worried that quitting smoking you might gain some weight."
Xu says it's very common to be worried about gaining weight when you want to quit smoking.
"You're missing out this movement, oral buccal movement," she said, putting her hand back and forth to her mouth. "So you might be eating more to compensate, or you can taste things for the first time in a long time, so things taste better, so you might be eating more that way."
For those who might not be able to be active, reading a good book or solving puzzles can activate the same areas of the brain as nicotine.
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Technically, Doc not happy with DavisSaturday, March 27th, 2010
Glen Davis picked up a technical foul with 1:16 left in the third quarter and the Celtics leading 72-54. Beno Udrih made all three free throws and then scored four more point before time expired as the Kings trimmed what had been a 24-point lead down to 13, 74-61.
Doc Rivers wasn't happy with Davis for the transgression.
"You don't get a technical in that situation," Rivers said. "You're not [Kevin] Garnett. You don't get the liberty to talk to the officials. I don't know. Clearly, he earned it, I guess. But you just don't get it."
Rivers mood wasn't helped by Davis' play either. Playing without Kendrick Perkins, who missed the game with knee tendinitis, Davis entered the game early after Rasheed Wallace picked up two early fouls. Davis responded with four points and two rebounds but he was non-factor the rest of the game.
"He wasn't playing well anyway at that point," Rivers said. "I thought he was playing like the score and he's not at that point in his life where he can turn it on and off. We need him to be an every-possession player and I didn't think he was that tonight."


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