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Everyone b***ch and moaned bout the FO not retaining them or offering them better contracts/matching their contracts. I applaud our FO for having confidence on the guys we have here.
S.Smith 5 rec 63 yards 0 TDs
Burress 13 rec 202 yards 2 TDs
Nicks 32 rec 508 yards 3 TDs
Cruz 21 rec 398 yards 3 TDs
Rio 18 rec 227 yards 0 TDs*
And we needed Plax and Smith??*
Boss 6 rec 114 yards 0 TDs
Ballard *10 rec 192 yards 2 TDs
And we needed Boss??
Good job FO!!! Good job Reese for bELIeving In these guys. And great job Cruz, Nicks, Rio and Ballard!!!!

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Abilene Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - June 5, 1935, Abilene, Texas lTLY lUDYWiit Ubilme Bail? 3^eporter"WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT GOES"—Byron VOL. LIV. Full Leased Wires of Associated Press ((^) United Press (UP) ABILENE, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1935—_TWELVE PAGES (Evening Edition of The Abilene Morning News) NUMBER 195 Agents Know Names Of Kidnapers Federal Taxing Power May Be Used ^Uphold NR A Memorial Day For Confederates This sroup look part in memorial exercises held at the Confederate monument in Arlinfton national cemetery at Washington for United Confederate Veterans of the war between the states. (Associated Press Photo.) I NI/E mmm ESE TOLEDO IS PARA LYZED BY ELECTRIC STRIKE TOLEDO. Ohio. June 5.-~(A*)—A followed a break-down of efforts to Street car service, the operation condition of virtual industrial par- ! settle a wage controversy between of draw bridges, and numerous oth-alysls fell up<m this city of more i the company and the union er common-piaces of modern life than 300,000 population today as Numerous nearby towns which re- ! also were threatened, union electrical workers went on ; celve power from the Toledo Edi-; First large industrial plant to strike, causing a serious shortage of! son company also were affected as ' close as a result of the power short- Long Range Plan Still Is ""o Not Decided But Legislation To Be Asked at This Session er. Hopes For A n Early A djournm.ent Fade WASHINGTON, June 5.— (AP)—Democratic leaders in congress said today President Roosevelt was planning to sub-mit additional legislation, before the end of the present session to replace NRA's invalidated code structure. * Future I'ndetermined. Aside from the immediate plans : to retain a skeleton NRA set-up with extremely restricted functions, the form of future legislation has yet to be determined, however. The president is personally studying the possibilities Chairman Doughton s)X)ke of the possibility of u.sing the federal taxing power to devise a permanent substitute for the fallen blue eagle; but senate administration sources discounted the likelihood of that. Senator Clark <D-Mo), author of the senate bill extending NRA until ! next April, said he was "perfectly : willing to I'ctain a .skeleton NRA organization" and a voluntary code system would be "a joke. One after another, huge factories shut down—unable to operate without electricity—and city officials predicted before the day was done more than 30,000 industrial workers would be idle. The strike was called today by the electrical workers union at the its output declined. Olive Myers, business agent tor • the union, .said it would coopei-ate if the company Is willing to make provision for an uninterrupted supply of pow'cr for hospital.s. newspapers and the city water works. In other respects, however, the power famine spread rapidly Toledo Edison company which sup-1 through the city s life and even in- plies 95 per cent of Toledo's indus-trie.s with power. Officials of the company said 450 of their 536 employes joined the walkout, which to its thousands of homes many of which depend upon electricity for illumination, refrigeration and other services. age was the Libbey Glass Manufacturing Co., which offlcial.s said has 1.200 employes. Earlier, the .shortage forced suspension of operations In several departments of the Electric Auto-Ute Co.. employing, company officials said, 3,500 workers. Among large plants threatened with closing are the Libbey-Owens Ford Glass company, the Owens-Illinois Glass company, the Willys-Overland company, the National He* STRIKE. Page 3, Col. 1 SSÏSS Woman Testifies Late Husband Paid Irvin For Protection LUBBOCK. June 5.—lA*»—Two agreements with Sheriff Len Irvin for the .sale of liquor in Lamb county were told by Mrs BUI Herman In United States district court here Damaging Hail, Rain ■ And WindOverArea N RTE RAGES None Dead Or Injured But Property Loss Mounts Into the Thousands •Td be giad to establish a system, th^ morning. The sheriff and 26 ....... ..... others are on trial for liquor conspiracy. Mrs. Herman said that in 1926 her late husband took over the liquor Texan's Plan "Purging" being a popular new pastime. Representative Maury Maverick, below, fiery Texan, has a new plan to reform the House, He!d have two special days — Quaker Day, when no one could talk except by divine inspiration, and Murder Day, when everyone who talked on Quaker Day would be killed. .Cfter that a few more selected murders would put the House in shape to work, Maverick avers. President's Fourteen - Point Must List May Keeff Congress Till September of barring child labor and estab-Ikshlng maxunum hours and minimum wage.s. if it could be done," he said. "But I wouldn't want it as a cover for all the monopolistic practices which has been the effect of NRA so far." Of the "stop-gap" plan. Senator Damaging hail and high winds accompanied precipitation at nu- j merous We.st Texas points Tuesday afternoon and night. Neither deaths nor injuries were reported, but property loss, especially at McCamey whera haiJ and a strong twisting wind joined a three-inch downpour, will run into thou.sands of dollars. The city of McCamey wa,s with- Sharply Conflicting Opinions On Whether It Will Pass Sixth, Minor Member Of Karpis Gang, Skips To Midwest: Ex-Bootlegger Brains of Mob (Uopvrlght IM.5 United Prew*) TACOMA, Wash., June 5.--' 'ITie names of the six men who kidnaped George Weyerhaeuser, 9, and collected $200,000 for his safe return to his millionaire parents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Weyerhaeuser, are known to the department of justice, it was learned today. Search is concentrated in Seattle and Portland for five of them—local men—and is spread through the Mid-West , for the sixth, a minor figure in ' the old Barker-Karpis gang. Trgcc Ransom Bill. ITie "low voiced nqrvous" man who pa.sKcd one of the $20 ran.som bill."? at Huntington, Ore.. In exchange for a railway ticket to Salt Lake City. l.<i the old Karpis gangster. police and department of Justice agenu. -aid. He is sought also for a part in tlw kidnaping of Edward G. Bremer of St Paul, and his presence with tlie Tacoma gang pre.sumablj' gave It t hr "Karpis flavor' that directed first .su!>plclon to that killer and kidnaper Campbell To Go For Speed Mark In July LONDON, June 5.—(APl-Sir M a I e o I Qi Campbell. British sporLsmaii, will attempt to better his own world's automobile fpeed record at Salt Ijike City in July, he announced. Uampbell said he would leave for Utah In July for a new record attempt that month. He lifted the record to 376.816 miles per hour at Daytona Beach March 7. "It's imposMble to rely in the future on the tieach If you wish to do anything in the region of 300 miles an hour," the sportsman said. "\ ou must have 100 per cent perfect conditions for high speed. We now are carrying out further tests In our attempt In July.** WASHINGTON. June traffic in that county, paying Shcr- I f"' >¡5^« ' '.i;!:' ""'ü' S.—<;pi— the Riots Seen By Johnson SWAMPSCOTT, Masfc., June 5.— (A')—General Hugh 8 Johnson, former administrator of the national recovery administration, today predicted that with the termination of the NRA the country would see "an orgy of wage-slashing, the return of the sweat shops and child labor, and a summer of stress, turmoil and noting." General Johnson referred to reports which he said %ad reached him, already of child labor, wage reductiom and lengthened working hours, a* he a(ldressed the convention of Qii New England Baker.s* association. ^ The supreme court det ision, he The'Kaiis gwigsterT'the only ^ "leayes us confronilng the one who has fled from the Pacific ... i. t ■ telephones, streets were flooded to iff Irvin $200 a month, that in 1927 many of the store* her husband erected a whiskey still WASHINGTON. June 5. ifPi—A j 14-point "must" legislative list was dumped today by President Roosevelt Into the laps of his congression- • al leaders. Immediately they said that any Idea of an early adjournment had vanished and some predicted that congress would be in session until September. Chairman oO'Connor (D-NY) of the house rules committee, who had forecasting that congress would fin-! ish by mid-August, said the session would continue until September. Senator Harrison <D-Miss», who had been talking about July, moved I his prediction along to Augu.st The Situation j This was the situation, as leaders 1 believed It stacked up today: Temporary NRA—Will be taken up this week by house ways and means committee; the idea being to ; send it to the senate by Friday ; night. ; Social security—Has been pa.vsed ! by the house, described as conslltu-! tional by Secretary Perkins despite See NRA. Page 11. Col. « | RUBY BRITAIN TERM UPHELD Seymour Woman Given Years For Slaying 12 See congress. Page 3, Uol. 1 AUSTIN, June 5.—(>P>—The court of criminal appeals today affirmed a 12-year sentence assessed Ruby * Britain for the murder of Horace Nichols, Seymour banker, in Baylor county last Augu ' 15. Miss Britain, 39, a divorcee, testified she shot Nichols, assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Seymour, on a road when she encountered him with another women. She plead self-defen.se She testified Nichols had profes- , sed love for her and they had had intimate relations, after which, the court noted, she learned of his clandestine meetings with other girls Nichols was married. The court, on the state motion, See COURT, Page II. i ol. 8 and Increased the pay-off to $600, j After Bill Herman's death, she and her son. Vernon, returned to Lamb county In 1933, she said, and again "got cwi the line " with the tall, picturesque sheriff. Mrs. Herman .said she. her husband, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin had made pleasure trips to El Paso, Texas. and to Kansas and Oklahoma points. Three pictures of Bill Herman and Sheriff Irvin were introduced by the government She pictured Sheriff Irvin, on the first Monday of February, this year, as the drinking companion of Herman at he*' home. Leonard Terry' of Big Spring yesterday told of operating a Lamb county whiskey route in 1933. Terry pleaded guilty. E. E. Wheeler, a fugitive defendant In this case, was Terry's employer, the expre.ssl<mless witness said. Wheeler had told him their wholesale liquor dealings were pro reported stocks damaged by water. At Glrvin, twelve miles west, there was neither rain nor wind. The storm struck about 7 o'clock, following one of the hcAtest afternoons of the ,sea.so.v About oiie-lhird of the Dawson Wheeler-Rayburn bill to abolish public utility holding companies led today to »''ashiiig predictions as to its chances of being passsed Senator Tydlngs <D-Md> said there was a "growing sentiment" against it in the senate and expressed doubt tliat it could succeed In its present form. Senator Wheeler (D-Mont>. county crop was destroyed by haU ! co-author of the measure, insisted it ; and heavy rain late Tuesday, a* hail would retain enough strength to stones as large as baseballs fell. Crops were up to a good stand. ^ * defended on f.ur-lnfl. Downpour , A cloudburst four mile. «>ulh of j 'he m««ure w.. Mudied with *re.t Roscoe early in the afternoon left hundreds of acres of land under water and ruined grain and cotton crops. Pour Inches of rain fell in 30 n»lnutes, accompanied by hall that came with a roar heard for miles Growing crops were damaged, poultry killed, window glass knocked out and manv car tops damaged by hall at Littlefield, in northwestern Lynn county and other South Plains points, Tuesday afternoon. care by several members Senators Tydlngs, McKellar (D-Tenni and Clark <D-Mo) conferred with Wheeler yesterday at the end of the fourth day of debate urging that the bill be revised Tydlngs said afterward he had asked Wheeler to split the bill, per bate of tlie century—whether the country wants to go back to the Hom'crl.sm of 1932 and 1932 w whether it wants the principles of the NRA " The former NRA chief told the bakers' convention he had been told investigators had found 53 children between the ages of nine and fifteen working tor two and one-half cent* an hour in Lynn, Mass.. and that there were 6(X) complaints of wage-slashing in New York City alone. InHian came from the lnul3n hours had been extend ed from 40 to 54 and 55 hours a week and two mills had demanded -excess wages received under NRA BUFFALO GAP. June 5. Abilene returned Girl Rcserve.s, holding their annual ^ave » chance." camp at a Buffalo Gap site, spent johmson said, "to see if Wednesday afternoon preparing for country wants NRA beck again, the Indmn water pageant, which will doesn't NRA ought to go for northwest federal agents believe Tlie "pot-belUed" man described in police broadcasts Ls known a* a See KID,\AI'IN<;, I'afe II. Uol. 7 PREPARE FOR G. R. PAGEANT Public Is Invited To Indiar Water Festival Thursday f. r be presented Thursday evening. The - i-w like this in mltting the regulatory features to j ^ Hcheciulcd at 7'45 ^ cutoice a law this m -------------... — u..* J. ceieorauon is .scnet#ina ai < so ^ democracy unle'^-the VB.-.t majorl- «:::s.srisíi',"s.s,r FEDERAL OIL CONTROL ISSUE AGAIN JUMPS TO FOREFRONT receive 50 cents the gallon for liquor sold; and that the sheriff » See LIQUOR CAKE. Page 11, Col. 7 Lubbock Pastor to Speak Tonight at First Baptist VtiS OPPOSE BONUS DELAY Legion and V.F.W. Groups Pushing For Action WASHINGTON. June 5. — ;/P» ~ Reprf * ntaUvfc.^ of the American legion and the veteram, of foreign war" decided t'iday tc* buck "to the la-f ditch ' a move to delay the canipMiga Jor cash pt tnent of ttie bonu; until the next j; slon of congee John 77otui Taylor legislative co«in.->el for the .s<*id that or- (terut • I .n!;ppii. Htion renificate-i should li* > I in full at (hi- m'. .ion President First Baptist church, Lubbock, will f-peak at the midweek prayer .service of the First Baptist church here tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Using the subject "Tither's Test." he will tell Tacitly Approves Code System of Allocating \r Oil Quotas to the Various States congregation three month* ago Dr. Campbell .spoke at the First ductlon to the state*. Baptist church. Corsicana, last night Although thf wlmlhUtr.tlon's po- ■" Broadway church, fort «ition was thu.'^ clarified, the.se question; remained to be answered: 1. Will thr Piesident send a mes-, •-age to congress asking that the company was reported in Bio'wn-field, Littlefield. Sudan and Amherst following the rain and hall storm on the South Plains Ten fast of Midland, large hail stone.s fell during a heavy rain, tearing through auto tops, denting fenders ar/i hoods At 6 p m the rain had Hmounted to 325 inche.s and wa.*^ sllll falling. -The Garden City section reported Dr R. C. Campbell, pa.stor of the ranches rpcelvlng as much as five I»ss as a separate mea.mre but deferring to another congress the pro-vt.sions for abolishing or reorganizing holding companies by 1942 He a.s.serted that in the meantime a resolution could be pas.sed for a study of the abolition section so the 1936 ,'ession could be advised uiion it Wheeler did not share Tydlngs view that the bill would not pass, although he conce<led it had lo.'tt .some sirengUi under the attack by f(enators Ha.stings 'R-Del' and Dleterlch 'D-Ill». both of whom See I TILITV BILL, Page 11. Coi. 8 ty believe in po.sitively. ■' o'clock, and friends and parents of the oampers are invited to attend, announced Mrs, F E Traweek, chairman of the camp program. Wedne.sday morning' actlvltle:-liK-Iuded bugle call and setting-up exer'ihCN, in which all of the 52 girls attending participated, break-fa*» hike through nearby hills, pliy-sical examination conducted by Dr O W Little of TM.scola. swlimnlng under dlraction of Mi.vs Natalie McClure, and Imndtrtift and stjap carving under snpervLion of Mi»s Suetla Waterloo Lat >, Hwrciui'BaniiioiU) fine wrts department. it and wants it very Two Slayers Arc Hanged In Iowa fort MADISON June 5—i »'• — Elmer Brewer. 40. and Pat Orifiin, 35. were hanged thts tnorniiig at the lOwa ijenitenllary for the murder of Deputy Sheriff W F Dll worth of WASHINGTON. June 5. -t.T- - v dslation to protect the oil industry- from deleterlou; eifects of overproduction skyrocketed today to the top of Pre.Mdent Roosevelt'« ''mu.st'' program for congreg;.. Just a* petroleum leader-s de- inches Hin«e late afternoon with hail o'oing ome damage to orchard Kee WFAIHLR. Page II. Uol. i Attempt to Kill Quezon Seen As Dynamite Found PIONEER DIES AT STAMFORD LAVAL TRIES FOR CABINET J. P. Donaldson, Retired Far- Gravest Political Crisis In mer. Heart Attack Victim France Since the War Worth, Monday night. spe.ired of an immeditte aolution controversial Thomas oil bill, in- of the confusion aiising from mval- eluding the features he approved, idation of their code, the chief exe- be passed quickly in Its present cutlve endorsed Interstate compact'^ form? to keep production within bounds 2, Will Senator Robiiisou of Ark-but said they were only partially .-.at- ansas. democratic leader, change his, isfactory. He declared many senators and representatives believed the government, through a special petroleum board, should backstop this procedure by determining oil quota-s from each state to go into Interstate com- attitude and not delay further in permití ing the legislation to be called up quickly for action? 3. Will th« proposed new boar a i lake over only the PAB's former duties or will it have more dictatorial; power? 4 If the administration a.- umes merce EslHbllshmeut ot .mch an agency that rompacu might lail, will thei would fill tlip gap left by the down- indudrv .aibmit to direct t oiuiol by »/iiiizetiou • believe: the adjusted fall of the )>eiroleum administrative Secretary h ke.s as oil adnilnl n alor? ' txjard under tiie . uprcme court". 5 Can Pre.^ulent fioo*e\cii o\er-NRA dcciSKin Bv listing the "AB come stubbini opixj illon of c< rtain amu.» four new dealencie.-. which powerful Afuistor . and repn nbi-of corrrc ' -.vould require new fegi.sl»iion 'i lives wiio brlieve in .state ights G K Bro'-'- . irtive advusoi they were to fontinue, be gave tacit and want no federal control. r<iula- j aiBjrcval to the code .--ystein of al- ' •m BONLi, Page 2, C«L 4 Tocating crvwle od and gasoline pro-1 bae OIL IbbUE Page U, Uol. • DON'T F.'VII. TO have your burine»* or profta-sion listed in The Fleporter-New-classified business dlreciwry book that will be published soon The first pages of the directory book will contain valuable in-torniatlon concerning the city and county in general, also there will be a numerical or ft "isible phone directory Incly«*' Puils The coat tor your luvii# . d,' ' directory Is $3 50 for one . Phone 7271 to insure in.sertion *■>( your name and business. These directory books will be given general free distribution The Reportcr-Psews ml to the RejMji ter STAMFORD June 6 ~ J P Don alson. prominent retired farmer and former drug store operator was found dead at his home here at II a m. totiay Attending phy-sina.'s'. said death apparently resulted from a heart atta« i'. The body, Ivaig across a bed was discovered bv Donalson's wife and their daughter Mi*» Georgia Don-alson, when the two came home from thetr pla«es of empUninenl Mrs Donal.son at Straus Dry Goods and Miv Donalsoii the West Texas Utiip.ir . «iim»ny Tiw* do« -tors said u* .III occurred protjabi' an hour e&ìU' i Altho. gì. »n* health had ber.i Impaired for ,sc eral year* Mr Dun-alr-oii • tcjii.iilion had not bci ii con-■videred «' eüou-, and no < Imnge wav apprf. when hi., wiie and Governor Genera! daughier left me home ths. He i* scheduled to mi; 12 and could na- h« v u i eu b-, two tn go alino.sf im- d^tuglucr M s Ce< ile an« ;uio to e:a;apc Man- Prance- i^'n -l un, a caf Baguio is the , . 0Í the islandi. i hem PIONEfcB, Page 11, tol. • MANILA P I June 5. - Overt oppo'ttion to Manual Quezon, president of the Philippine senate, flared into ' open again today when 11 ix.e, of dynamite were found buii'tl x ar hu summer hcmie at Baguio 111 'be mountains of Luzon. The dynm; enough to have blown Quearm nome to bits, had been stolen U- ■ ■^ Manila city con-■structlon carnp It was imnv as.sa«slnalioi itj political flr.st preside!!' as he arrlvfo the United arrangement f Philippi' Oki., ' "¿uezon IS to Manila « Coolidge w Prank Mui;-arti'.e here tmally be r mediately lia s scorch! ! summer cap rtiely supposed that the islands' major-y "ii. 1 and probable t V 1-, plinned aa .soon urne from a trip to .ites to make final for •- Aah' ent of * Iymouth *>4*cd LAiiisnghal . 'he liner President mrrn- «.f hci Mlv Henrv PAKI.S, June 5—lAI'i G'lerre Laval. foreign niiiiisler of t-raiu-e, told Prentdriit lo'brun today (hat he peooiially was uiiahir to organixe a cabinet to succeed that overthrown yesterday. Lormer Premier Lduoard Iterrlot then was asked l»y th« president to see what he could do. «« «PIright B» I'resst PAHIS, June 5 —Pieri». Laval, .eh ¡.ill foreign inlillsU'r, and tlre-1« : toller In the caia<- u: L'rein h c uritv, agreed today to «Itempt to folto a cabinet to xu-> » »-d that oi Fciitand Boulsson i.aval only Imsl ingni n*ji^ted the u,,«-.Htion of Pre.sKlent Albert lo*-hr ,t that he accept Uh- piemier-!i.ii on the ground,'. service.-, w. more neeried m tlie foreign olii« c H- itnaily actcíicd atu r Uic pitu-K.f 'i! tried in vam to pcr.uade .lule-•fci« 1 in'iic\. pi rsidcji! fd tlie senate 1«) . .me the i'rh(.*oii'.ibiiity I »old Icbl'tlil !)f W'OUid a* t.DtFKNOR TRWLLING AUSTIN, June .5—.T' -Governor Allred planned to attend the Tri-State convention ol the brotherhood of railway trainmen at San an-tonio tht-s afternoon. Friday he mill attend a pioneers celebration at Pampa and Fridas night a convention of young dcmotrais in Amarillo _ Af , -r»r and vlelnit]» I'grtly rliwidy to nig' ^ i tinr»«ia> v«arrit»>r TV-ir*!*». w »»! 1- MS» Wf*« »if ii-nn r»«rri(li*n — Car-!/ tiiiiiftit «»«I Th«ir»<la>. warffi- »r :i: niirih i-if»!«»» toniK'it r:«»t -irAs« Rasi nxnii mrndian Parfh . tu-j<lv ilins,.»* i>n v*#»t »natt lo- nlghl. Thurw»,. psrnv > warmer in n.,rih Katiitaii f*»r H r- «r* «nain» Tam St in»'h#i R.aii.fall »inra u»»! «i >*ai invhei Rainfall f.-j p»-n>d 1*»' ynar, 8 tu tlW li»a hm FRANCE, Page U, tu4. • a ■ -I ■ iti-»'. r W-» !nrr»T'«i«r»rr JUiall' • auBUg-.i# ;
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s as if we were reunited after the Berlin wall was crushed. In actuality, I hung out with them in the hostel just a day earlier. Small world? Everyone seems to have a similar itinerary: Vienna, Prague, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris... those who dare to venture at the cost of western Europe, I suppose. I am not. I am leaving in 2 days.
Anyway, a bottle of wine and 5 pitchers later, we have made a ton of new friends from Brazil, Scotland, and England. The bar is closing. An Australian try very hard and drunkenly to pick me up. Dormcest never ends on the road, huh? I am very, very schwasty and my empty stomach cries out
Out of the intense present tense writing... and recap of today: Dana and I slumped out of bed around 10:30am to fulfill our duties as tourists. We first went to the cathedral in the Museuminsel (museum island) area. You could climb up to the top and get a nice view of the city. The cathedral was not that tall, but Berlin lacking skyscrapers, you could still see the roofs of almost all buildings. Then we got a day pass to the museums. I got a 50% student discount using my student health insurance card, yay! The first museum had ancient stuff, like Egyptian and Greek artifacts. The Egyptian exhibit was cool, but I have been to Egypt itself so.... yeah. The free audio guide droned on for too long, so I found myself skipping and wandering. After doing some shopping and eating amazing Thai food, we proceeded to the second museum: Pergamemnon (sp?) Museum. The special exhibit was Babylon- so cool! I loved the layout. It had the "truth" side, which contained real artifacts, and the "myth" side that had all these videos, books, and paintings about Babylon. We were soo tired at this point, but we made our way to the parliament, where you can climb up to the glass dome for free! This was my favorite place in the entire city. The parliament building was all grand and old while the dome was so random and furturistic. Now we are back in the hostel... about to do the pub crawl.


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Suri Cruise Already Loves The Gym [PHOTOS]
Suri Cruise always seems ahead of the curve, at least compared to most other six-year-olds. She's already got the fame, the fabulous wardrobe, the private jet, etc. All of which, by the way, is probably going to cost Tom Cruise $80,000 to $100,000 in child support– PER MONTH. Yeah, that's ridiculous. Talk about conspicuous consumption!
Now Suri can say that she loved the gym before all of her barely-out-of-diapers peers! She was getting a gymnastic lesson at the Chelsea Piers recreational center, which isn't too far from her and Katie Holmes' NYC apartment. She looked like she was having fun, which is great since I hear other parts of her life have been… not-so-fun. Ahh, poor Suri; divorce sucks, even if your dad is Tom Cruise.
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Wood and Lanyard Necklaces
Transform a handful of wooden beads and a few lengths of lanyard into a cool accessories that finds its inspiration in summer-camp projects.
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Ribbon Necklaces
Too pretty for gift wrapping! Make a necklace with beatiful ribbon.
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Dyed Wooden Beads Necklace
We've pulled together all of our favorite handmade necklace crafts, including beaded strands and collars with feathers and candy, for you to make as gifts or keep for yourself.
A quick dye gives unfinished beads a beachy, weathered look. These monochromatic necklaces, strung on leather cord, can be worn solo or piled on for effect.
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Braided Dupioni Silk Necklace
Dupioni silk in sherbet shades has a lovely luster. When you tear the fabric into strips, it frays, giving this braided necklace a soft, fringed look.
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Shimmery Lariat Necklace
Metallic ribbon and silvery bugle beads have a subtle sheen that echoes the luster of pearls. If a few bugle beads come loose from the ties, don't fret--they can easily be replaced.
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Jade Beaded Necklace with Ribbon
The combinations you can make with this necklace are endless. Start by choosing any color of beads and ribbon, and create one or more to wear together or on their own.
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Semiprecious Stone Necklace
This versatile necklace adjusts to your outfit and your mood: Wear it long and lean, double it to accentuate a plunging neckline (shown here), or turn it into a ribbon-tied collar.
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Wooden-Circle Bib Necklace
By using our basic stringing technique, you can make this sophisticated and modern necklace with wooden beads.
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Bold Bauble Necklace
Bigger is better when it comes to this standout accessory with its jolly jumble of silver-painted and sequin-wrapped beads strung on a 36-inch length of silken cord.
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Brooch Ribbon Necklace
Treat your sisters and girlfriends (and yourself) to jewelry that shimmers with style. Start with a handful of inexpensive costume pieces -- brooches and earrings with openwork designs -- and give them a new-old coppery patina using spray paint. Then link them together and add pretty pink ribbon. No one will guess you didn't break the bank.
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Curios Cluster Necklace
The carefree cool of this anything-goes necklace extends to how you wear it. Tie the bow in the back, or off to the side for a funkier look.
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T-Shirt Necklace
Turn an old shirt into a piece of wearable art that's quite grown-up.
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Clay Necklace
Create clay pendants in different shapes (we made two different-size hearts) and string them onto clear cord to make an adorable necklace.
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Candy Necklace
Fashion your favorite wrapped candies into mega-karat baubles. To create these sweet necklaces, all you'll need is a bag of wrapped candies and a stapler.
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The Chicest Link Necklace
Group together one type of chain (or several different ones) to create a very chic accessory.
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Sea-Glass Necklace
Combine sea glass and ceramic shards and shells to form this beachy necklace.
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Daisy Chain Necklace
Teach your kids the simple technique for linking flowers, and watch their creativity bloom: They can make a long bohemian strand, a demure choker, or anything in between.
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Beaded Necklace
These sparkly necklaces are delicately detailed, and they're neither difficult nor time-consuming to construct. Beads and the thin ribbon or silk beading cord on which to string them come in about any color imaginable, so you can tailor the jewelry to suit the specific tastes of your giftees.
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Gemstone Necklace
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Our Body Language Expert Believes Kate Gosselin & Bodyguard Steve Neild Are Definitely Having An Affair!
Rumors of Kate & Steve's steamy romance are running rampant, so we had top body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass examine photos of them on vacation together. She says there's no denying it: "These two are having an affair!"
Is Kate Gosselin having a love affair with a married man? Their body language says "yes," according to our experts! We told you earlier that Kate and longtime bodyguard Steve Neild got cozy while vacationing in Bald Head Island, N.C. during the week of Aug. 9. A shocking eyewitness report from The Huffington Post alleges that the duo were sitting side-by-side, legs touching, on the beach! After a thorough investigation, top body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass reveals what makes her believe Kate and Steve are more than just good friends.
"Kate's head is cocked like she's interested to know what he thinks," says Dr. Glass when looking at first photo. "They are in sync step-wise. There's one foot where her toe is facing him, she really likes him. Her shoulders are a little rounded and hunched over which means she's being subservient."
Dr. Glass also says there's something to be said about Steve keeping his hands in his pockets!
"The fact that his hands are in his pockets means he's hiding something," she tells us. "Clearly he's trying to hide what's going on between them."
In the second photo, Kate is standing in the doorway of the beach house she rented in Bald Head Island. Dr. Glass reveals how Kate's posture clearly illustrates her feelings for Steve:
"Look at the way she's looking at him!" Dr. Glass points out. "Her foot is directly in the back of him. She's looking at him like she's trying to control him and tell him what to do. The legs are spread wide, it means she's very very comfortable with this guy … overly comfortable."
Here's what Kate & Steve's body language reveals, according to Dr. Glass:
- Photo #1: "Her head is cocked like she's interest to know what Steve thinks. He is kind of in control here and she's not used to that. Look at her toe, they are in sync step wise, and there's one foot where her toe is facing him — she really likes him. Her shoulders are a little rounded and hunched over meaning she's being a little subservient. The fact that his hands are in his pockets shows he's hiding something like he's hiding what's going on between them."
- Photo #2: "Look at the way she's looking at him. It's like he's her man servant and she can yell at him. Her foot is directly in the back of him and she's looking at him like she's trying to control him and tell him what to do. Kate's legs are spread wide which means it's very casual and very very comfortable with this guy … overly comfortable."
- Photo #3: "With her hand on the hip it's kind of like an arrogant and defiant pose. Her shoulders are rounded again and she's leaning into him. The distance between them is too close like he's trying to keep it hidden and professional, but she's giving it away. It appears in this photo that she likes him more than he likes her with the way he is facing."
- Photo #4: "Her face shows that she's very happy around him. You never see Kate smile. She's a step behind him and there's not a lot of distance between them. They are also in sync again and that indicates she likes him. Again, he has a hand in his pocket which reveals he's hiding something. It's definitely possible they are having an affair. She's very comfortable around him … it's odd."


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It's been three weeks since Draft night when a report broke during the draft stating San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Brett Brown was about to be hired by the Philadelphia 76ers as their new head coach. Later that Thursday evening, Spurs General Manager R.C. Buford dispelled the rumor and said no such deal had been done. Since those three weeks, there have been multiple reports of the 76ers speaking with other assistant coaches around the NBA as they are still the only franchise without a head coach. Early Thursday morning, ESPN's Marc Stein had some interesting tweets from his sources saying after all the interviews are done, Brown could likely be the man hired for the job. No matter how many candidates Sixers interview, coaching insiders continue to insist Philly job is going to Michael Curry or Brett Brown — Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) July 18, 2013 But word in coaching circles persists that Curry on one-year basis while team tanks or Brown off Spurs' bench still Philly's top two options — Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) July 18, 2013 Latest rumble is that Brett Brown, one of Pop's longtime top aides in SA and Australia's NT coach, will get last interview Philly conducts — Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) July 18, 2013 The Brown to 76ers interest has actually been going on reportedly since June 25, two days before the draft as the 76ers were granted permission by the Spurs to speak with Brown. Brown was also a top candidate for the Boston Celtics before they hired Brad Stevens. The Spurs' assistant coaches currently on staff are Brown, Ime Udoka, and the newly hired Jim Boylen. Mike Budenholzer has begun his offseason as the head coach of the Atlanta Hawks, while there was a rumor the Spurs were interested in Ron Adams, before he decided to take a job as an assistant with the Celtics. For now Brown remains an assistant under Gregg Popovich, but his tenure in San Antonio may be coming to a close if he's selected by the 76ers.
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I woke up this morning to an amazing email from Salt Lake City Comic Con. My publishing company (Open Road Media) submitted my name for panel discussions as they ramp up their marketing for 3 Gates of the Dead, and the sequel, Dark Bride (March 2015). According to the email, they had over five hundred panel submissions and hundreds of willing participants.Salt Lake City Comic Con has exploded on the scene as a major player in the geek world. This is pretty amazing when you realize this is o … [Read more...]
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Nov. 28, 2012
As most of the school left for the Thanksgiving holiday last Wednesday, our team was busy preparing for the two games that we would play over the break. The first game we played was at home against Northern Kentucky. Being that the game was at home we knew that it was crucial that we protect our house. After a hard fought game, and a great scoring effort by Monica Albano, we ended up beating Northern Kentucky and had the next day, Thanksgiving, off.
Many of us were able to head home for the holiday and enjoy a day full of family time, turkey, and in my case, a few too many pieces of pumpkin pie. Although we definitely enjoyed our day off, we knew that when we came back on Friday we would need to buckle down and prepare for a good Big 10 team, our cross-town rival Northwestern.
Although we prepared well for our game, we simply lacked the fervor, and the flawless execution it takes to upset a good team on their home court. We broke down defensively, giving up way too many fast break points and allowing them to go on runs without retaliation.
In our practices, we do so well at not allowing transition points, and are constantly held accountable if we make this mistake. It's interesting that something that we go over so many times in practice isn't just second nature to us during the game. This is because there are so many factors involved in the game of basketball, more than just rebounds and points and stats you can count, but also confidence and the will to play hard for every play. No matter who you are, it's difficult to win if you don't believe that you can.
Despite how ugly the game against Northwestern was, there is always something that can be taken away from the loss. In this case, our team realizes that if we are going to prove people wrong and beat teams that we aren't "supposed" to, then we need to make sure that each and every day we come in with the confidence it takes to succeed.
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BOONE CO., Mo. - Road crews have started work on St. Charles Road East in Boone County.
Crews are putting asphalt down from Route Z all the way to the Callaway County line.
The road is down to one lane, and you can't park along it each day between 7:00 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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EXCLUSIVE-Spain's bad bank close to big land sale as disposals pick up
* Sareb close to auctioning 350 mln euro portfolio - source
By Jessica Dye
NEW YORK, June 21 A U.S. federal judge said on Thursday that shareholders can proceed with a lawsuit accusing Goldman Sachs Group Inc of concealing conflicts of interest in several collateralized debt obligation transactions, the fallout from which caused Goldman's stock price to tumble.
The lawsuit in Manhattan federal court consolidates claims from Goldman shareholders who said the firm failed to disclose it was betting against its clients by taking short positions in four CDO transactions it sold to investors.
U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty ruled that investors could proceed with claims that Goldman should have disclosed those positions to clients, as well as hedge fund Paulson & Co's alleged role in hand-picking risky subprime mortgages that went into one of the CDOs, known as Abacus.
According to the complaint, Goldman's actions caused its shares to trade at inflated levels.
The shares fell 12.8 percent on April 16, wiping out more than $12 billion of value, after the SEC filed a civil fraud lawsuit against Goldman over the Abacus CDO. Goldman settled the lawsuit for $550 million.
The shares fell another 3 percent on April 25 and 26, 2010, when the U.S. Senate released internal emails from Goldman reflecting its practice of taking short positions against securities sold to investors and again by 2 percent on June 10, 2010, when the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced an investigation into the Hudson CDO transaction, according to the complaint.
Lawyers for Goldman argued the lawsuits and investigations themselves caused the stock price to drop, not its alleged omissions.
But "these suits and investigations can more appropriately be seen as a series of 'corrective disclosures,' because they revealed Goldman's material misstatements - and indeed pattern of making misstatements - and its conflict of interest," Crotty wrote.
In a footnote, Crotty described as "Orwellian" Goldman's argument that annual reports touting its integrity and honesty were mere opinion, and not misleading statements, as plaintiffs claimed.
"If Goldman's claim of 'honesty' and 'integrity' are simply puffery, the world of finance may be in more trouble than we recognize," he wrote.
Crotty did dismiss a separate claim that the company should have disclosed Wells notices received by Fabrice Tourre and Jonathan Engol, two employees involved in the Abacus transaction.
The SEC issues Wells notices to any targets of its investigations when a preliminary decision has been made to recommend an enforcement action. However, it does not always lead to litigation and does not necessarily need to be disclosed to shareholders, Crotty wrote.
"Overall, we're thrilled with the decision," said Christopher Keller, a lead lawyer for the plaintiffs. "It knocked out one claim but kept alive the meat of our case."
A spokesman for Goldman declined to comment. Also named as defendants in the lawsuit are Goldman chief executive Lloyd Blankfein, chief financial officer David Viniar and chief operating officer Gary Cohn.
The case is In re Goldman Sachs Group Inc Securities Litigation, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, no. 10-3461.
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By Gabriel Stargardter and Elinor Comlay MEXICO CITY, Oct 4 After years in Brazil's shadow, Mexico's stock market is enjoying a listings boom, fueled by hopes of economic reforms and strong demand from pension funds breathing life into a long-stagnant market. From airlines to banks, Mexican companies have raised $9.8 billion this year - more cash than the previous four years combined. That is just $1.1 billion shy of the total issuance in regional powerhouse Brazil, which has


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Month: December 2012
Merry Christmas, Everypawdy, and Have a FAB New Year!
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I Want It Meow: Supah's Highly Professional Business Cats
These kitties are dressed and ready for work -- on calendars, notecards, and necklaces.
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Win a Kat Daddy 2013 Calendar to Benefit Cat Rescue
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Exercise will help with seasonal indulgence -- if the cat ever gives you a turn, that is!
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End to Mexican tariffs can't come soon enough - Opinions Tri-City Herald : Mid-Columbia news
Drug trafficking and border security captured most of the headlines during Mexican President Felipe Calderon's recent visit to the United States, but the one issue that many in the Mid-Columbia had on their minds seemed to escape notice.
Mexican tariffs on U.S. products have had a devastating impact on Washington's agricultural industry, forcing the loss of revenue and jobs.
For our potato industry alone, the tariffs have meant a loss of $14 million in frozen product exports in the past year. Exports of pears, onions, cherries and other locally grown crops also have been severely curtailed. Eighty-seven products in all are subject to the tariffs.
The tariffs came about because the U.S. Congress ended a cross-border demonstration project allowing Mexican trucks onto U.S. highways. In retaliation, Mexico added a 20 percent tariff to frozen potatoes, for example, making exports cost-prohibitive.


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Freshly-picked and packed with flavor, Furmano's mixed vegetables are a nutritious and versatile addition to your kitchen. These premium sliced veggies will bring the crisp crunch of produce straight from the farmer's market to your customer's plate. A brand with over 90 years of producing fresh, top-quality products, Furmano's is a grower-owned company you can trust to pack each can full of wholesome, flavorful vegetables. Each can of Furmano's mixed vegetables contains a delicious array of crisp and brightly colored sweet peas, whole kernel golden corn, diced carrots, diced potatoes, cut celery, lima beans, and cut green beans for a delicious mix of sweet and savory flavors. These mixed vegetables are perfect for a variety of recipes from hearty soups to gourmet side dishes, and garnishes.
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How many pot pies can you make with this product? I am trying to find out. The medley of vegetables makes a nice mixture for side dishes, pies, or any other meal accompaniment. I highly recommend this product for its taste, price and amount. Can you say Shepherd's Pie? - One.
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These mixed veggies were great. These were for home use, so I was able to do several dishes with them. I used a majority of it in a soup and it came out great. Alone these veggies taste great as well.
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A great side dish to any meal, with great flavors, with it's great taste my kids love it too! Furmanos mixed vegetables are always at my dinner table!
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text: On The Media Published by On The Media A Man, a Plan - Broadband Download this audio Want to embed this player? Use the code below. More info. <iframe frameborder="0" scrolling="no" height="130" width="100%" src="https://www.wnyc.org/widgets/ondemand_player/otm/#file=/audio/json/132710/&share=1"></iframe> Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email a Friend Summary Transcript Summary After many months of fact-finding and opinion gathering, the FCC at last released its long-awaited National Broadband Plan. But will it bring better internet speeds at lower prices? Consumer advocates and the FCC's broadband chief weigh in. Music Playlist Intro Artist: by The XX Transcript BROOKE GLADSTONE: From WNYC in New York, this is NPR's On the Media. I'm Brooke Gladstone. BOB GARFIELD: And I'm Bob Garfield. When the subject is the infrastructure needed to rebuild America's economy, President Barack Obama isn't speaking merely of roads and bridges, or even smart power grids. PRESIDENT OBAMA: It means expanding broadband lines across America so that a small business in a rural town can connect and compete with her counterparts anywhere in the world. BOB GARFIELD: That'll be no mean feat. In South Korea and Hong Kong, Paris and London, Internet users enjoy download speeds up to ten times faster than commonly available here, at about a quarter of the price. And many countries have already committed themselves to providing their citizens with universal access. In terms of the connectivity required for the future of education, health care, technology and commerce, not to mention downloading an iPhone app, the U.S. lags far behind much of the world. Hence, the National Broadband Plan. Released this week by the Federal Communications Commission, it's an ambitious 200-billion-dollar, ten-year roadmap for redistributing the broadcast spectrum, maximizing bandwidth, lowering prices for Internet, phone, and cable, and guaranteeing universal access to every mountaintop and hollow. It's also already under attack, from broadcasters, business groups and especially consumer advocates. BRUCE KUSHNICK: This is a great report by weight. BOB GARFIELD: Bruce Kushnick is the chairman of TeleTruth, a consumer watchdog group. BRUCE KUSHNICK: If you'd print it out, it's heavy. You could use it as a doorstop. Or if you play piano, you could stick it under your butt and you could sit higher on the piano stool. BOB GARFIELD: Kushnick believes the broadband plan is fatally flawed because it doesn't compel the giants of phone and cable to upgrade their networks and because, unlike in Europe, it doesn't force those telecom gorillas to lease their broadband pipes at wholesale rates to potential competitors. BEN SCOTT: That's why we can't get what you can get in Paris or London, 50 dollars for cable and Internet and phone, and a network that's ten times better than ours. It's because we don't have enough competition. BOB GARFIELD: Ben Scott is the policy director for the media reform group Free Press. BEN SCOTT: And the big difference is when foreign regulators tell their incumbent telephone companies to do something, they do it. When our government tells AT&T and Verizon to do something, they sue. And we've been tied up in courts for years over these questions. So it's not surprising that the Commission just said, we'll deal with this later. But that's the fundamental problem. Dealing with it later is a day late and a dollar short. BOB GARFIELD: Or not. The FCC's broadband guru Blair Levin insists these issues have been well thought-through. BLAIR LEVIN: These people saying the porridge is too hot, now they're saying the porridge is too cold. We think we had it about right. BOB GARFIELD: When it comes to stimulating competition, he says regulation isn't the only way to skin a cat. Another path is stimulating the sheer force of the marketplace in phone, cable and Internet, for instance, by pressuring TV stations to surrender unused or little-used spectrum for use in wireless broadband. With the development of faster so-called fourth generation wireless technology, he says, cable companies will be under pressure to match mobile's download speeds. Meantime, on the cable TV side, gizmos that bring programming directly from the Internet to your TV for free may well pressure cable to reduce the programming fee portions of everybody's overall bill. BLAIR LEVIN: Companies like Apple or like Google are looking at very different business models that we think will provide a very interesting kind of competition, much in the way that, say, Skype created competition for international phone calling. BOB GARFIELD: Perhaps, but the scolds continue to scold. The National Association of Broadcasters is none too pleased. Having been mandated by the federal government to spend billions for the white elephant of digital television, TV stations now are being asked to surrender potentially lucrative frequencies to phone companies. And gadflies like TeleTruth's Bruce Kushnick, who have howled for years about the lack of oversight on the federal subsidies to telecom, sees just another feeding frenzy ahead. BRUCE KUSHNICK: There is no regulator that takes my phone bill or your phone bill or your broadband bill and says, all right, where's all the money going and how is it being used and where is it all ending up. BOB GARFIELD: Come to think of it, the only interested parties to speak approvingly of the National Broadband Plan are [LAUGHS] the cable and phone companies, themselves. The National Cable and Telecommunications Association, for example, quibbled with some details but generally praised the FCC's plan, which has some people checking nervously for their wallets. The Free Press' Ben Scott: BEN SCOTT: It's kind of like the health insurance industry cheering the healthcare bill. How big of a reform can it be if they think it's great and they caused the problem we're trying to solve? [LAUGHS] BOB GARFIELD: Another question might be even if the FCC reaches all of its targets, what exactly will have been gained? The stated goal is universal actual 100 megabits per second of download speed by the year 2020, which is exactly where South Korea is - today.


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SIA to Recognize Industry Leaders at ISC East
The Security Industry Association (SIA) will honor four of its members for their contributions to the security trade during an annual membership meeting at ISC East.
October 23, 2013
SILVER SPRING, Md. — The Security Industry Association (SIA) will honor four of its members for their contributions to the security trade during an annual membership meeting at ISC East.
The association will bestow the 2013 Chairman's Award to Rob Zivney, senior consultant at Identification Technology Partners, for years of dedication to identity management for SIA. Laurie Aaron, executive vice president and chief marketing officer at Building Intelligence, will also receive the Chairman's Award for helping to forge bonds with ASIS Int'l, supporting SIA's education interest group and recruiting SIA members.
SIA will also honor ASSA ABLOY Door Security Solutions Director of Education John Hunepohl with the 2013 Committee Chair of the Year Award for his work with the SIA Education Committee. Hunepohl has also supported the Certified Security Project Manager program, as well as SIA's efforts to launch a learning module system and other initiatives.
For his support of SIA Standards and the advancement of the OSPDA Access Control specification, Brivo Systems CEO Steve Van Till will receive the 2013 Volunteer of the Year Award.
SIA Board of Directors Chairman Jay Hauhn will present recipients with their accolades on Nov. 20, during ISC East at the Javits Center in New York City.
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Steve Hartman has been a CBS News correspondent since 1998, having served as a part-time correspondent for the previous two years.
Hartman brings viewers moving stories from the unique people he encounters and the special places he visits as he travels around the country for his weekly feature "On the Road" which airs Fridays on the "CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley." "On the Road" is modeled after the long-running, legendary series of the same name which was originally reported by one of America's greatest TV storytellers, the late newsman Charles Kuralt.
Hartman is also well known for his multiple award-winning feature series, "Everybody Has a Story." Hartman proved the adage by tossing a dart at a map of America and then randomly picking an interview subject from the local phone book. Debuting in 1998, and continuing for the next seven years, Hartman produced more than 120 such pieces. In 2010, Hartman reprised the series on a global scale. In partnership with NASA, each "Everybody in the World Has a Story" segment began with an astronaut in the International Space Station spinning a globe and pointing to random locations for Hartman to travel and find a story. In one month's time, Hartman went completely around the world twice.
He has won many prestigious broadcast journalism awards for his work: an Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University Award, an Emmy Award for writing and four RTNDA/Edward R. Murrow Awards, including four citations for Best Writing.
Previously, Hartman was a columnist for "60 Minutes Wednesday" and was a correspondent for two primetime CBS News magazines, "Public Eye With Bryant Gumbel" (1997-98) and "Coast to Coast" (1996-97).
Before that, he was a feature reporter for KCBS-TV, the CBS owned station in Los Angeles (1994-98). His daily segment on the KCBS early evening newscast looked at offbeat stories and personalities in Southern California and earned him numerous awards.
Hartman also was a feature reporter for WABC-TV New York (1991-94) and KSTP TV Minneapolis (1987 91). He began his career in broadcast journalism at WTOL TV Toledo, Ohio, as a news intern and general assignment reporter (1984-87).
All told, Hartman has collected nearly two dozen local Emmy Awards for writing, reporting and editing.
Hartman was graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1985 with a degree in broadcast journalism. He lives in Catskill, New York.


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A group of UIC students are organizing an event in response to an incident last week where a pro-immigrant flyer at the university was vandalized with the words "f—ing illegals."
Third-year UIC student Yaxal Sobrevilla hung a poster at the Latino Cultural Center on campus last week to promote National Coming out of the Shadows Month at UIC.
Last Wednesday, Sobrevilla was informed by the Cultural Center that the poster had been vandalized.
Sobrevilla said she doesn't know who defaced the poster, but thinks "it clearly was somebody who was against undocumented people."
"I wasn't surprised because I know that a lot of people still are close-minded about the issue," Sobrevilla said. "But I was somewhat surprised that it was on campus where we're supposed to be more open-minded."
At the same time, she was surprised that the person "had the guts to do it there," near the cultural center's office and a classroom. It's a heavy traffic area, Sobrevilla noted.
"I thought he must have really wanted to say something because he took the risk of being caught," Sobrevilla said, "especially in a place that's really supportive of immigrants."
National Coming out of the Shadows Month started in Chicago in 2010, when undocumented young folks declared themselves "undocumented and unafraid" before a march at Federal Plaza, according to the Immigrant Youth Justice League.
The events will begin this Friday at the Broadview Detention Center, where "undocumented immigrants will share stories of detention, deportation, organizing, and survival."
For a full roster of events, click here.
Coming out of the Shadows Month is being organized by a new organization called "Undocumented Illinois," Sobrevilla said.
Latino Cultural Center Director Rosa Cabrera said her organization responded to the vandalism incident last week "by immediately convening" a group of student leaders.
"The students agree that this should serve as an opportunity to seek more [allies] on campus and as a result they are announcing a series of programs to expand understanding around immigration and undocumented families," Cabrera said in an email.
For Sobrevilla, who has been living in the United States for 16 and a half years (she came here when she was four and recently received Deferred Action), it's important to confront "hate language" like the vandalism on her poster.
"It takes the humanity away from the community so it makes it easier for people to discriminate against that population," Sobrevilla said.
The students at UIC will hold an event on campus March 7, which you can see here. Latino Cultural Center Director Cabrera also sent us a list of several ally support events that are coming up, which are appended at the end of this article.
The students are also calling on UIC Chancellor Paula Allen-Meares to denounce the vandalism as well and plan to email her today.
University spokesman Bill Burton said he had nothing to add to Cabrera's statement.
Ally Events:
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Zona Abierta- UndocuLove: Families, Relationships, and the U.S. immigration System
–Thursday March 7th from 3:30 to 5pm at the Latino Cultural Center LCB2
-Tuesday March 12th from 3:30 to 5pm at the Latino Cultural Center LCB2
Civic Cinema- Screening of Oscar winner documentary "Inocente" with dialogue facilitated by student leaders
(This article has been edited to reflect the following correction: Sobrevilla has been in the United States for 16 1/2 years, not 15 1/2 years. We regret the error.)
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It's been a great 2012! I've recently had the wonderful opportunity to work on some exciting projects and assignments.
Here is some packaging art I created for "Mr. Kipling", a brand of cakes in the UK. This will go on their tins. I haven't tried their cakes yet but they look delicious. The agency was Another Production along with 101 Production, both in London. And of course, the project was extra fun for me because I had the chance to create the typography. The AD was Mark Elwood.
Also in the UK, here are a couple of book review pieces created for The Sunday Telegraph's art and culture magazine called "Seven". The AD was Alex McFadyen.
Here is a sneak piece at one of my brand new pieces for my upcoming solo show in London, "My Feelings Like You" at Lazarides, The Outsiders Gallery. This work is called, "Nervous Pete". The show opens on May 3rd, 2012.
Here is some work I recently completed for Steve Banks at Los Angeles Magazine on a piece about the ethnic diversity of the Pico/Crenshaw neighborhood.
The below illustration was created for The Wall Street Journal on a piece about "financial therapy". The AD was Orlie Kraus.
It's always a joy working for Kory Kennedy at Runner's World. Below is a full page illustration called "Angry Knee".
Another regular client I always enjoy working with is The Dallas Morning News and the amazing Michael Hogue. Here is a piece on how the web, especially in regards to social network sites like Facebook, isn't as polarized as otherwise thought. This article was originally published in Slate.
That's it for now! More coming soon...
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Here are some important and/or interesting recent posts from around the blogosphere. Also, as always, I will include an adorable picture of one of my cats. Enjoy!"A Statement of Trans-Inclusive Feminism and Womanism" by Feminists Fighting Transphobia What we all have in common is the conviction that feminism should welcome trans* people, and that trans* people are essential to feminism's mission to advocate for women and other people oppressed, exploited, and otherwise marginalized by pa … [Read more...]
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Who wants to create some queer theology?
If you're a regular reader of this site, you'll know that I have a thing for feminist theology. I believe that, if there is a God who is anything like the God Christians talk about, she has a special place in her heart for the oppressed, the marginalized. For those who've been othered and treated as "less than" by the rest of society. I believe that if you want to find God, the best thing to do is to listen to these people tell their stories. Today, I want to promote someone who is doing … [Read more...]
"A New Creation:" Christianity and trans* rights
Before I start this blog post, some definitions for anyone not familiar with trans* issues!According to wikipedia, "transgender is the state of one's gender identity (self-identification as woman, man, neither or both) not matching one's assigned sex (identification by others as male, female or intersex based on physical/genetic sex)." A transgender person is someone who doesn't believe the gender they were assigned at birth accurately describes them. Gender identity is different than sexual … [Read more...]


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Ujjwal Nikam to fight Neeraj Grover case?
Aug 5, 2011
Maria Susairaj's Kannada film career
Jul 5, 2011
'Maria cost me my son, yet she is free'
Jul 4, 2011
Bombay High Court rejects Emile Jerome's bail
India News | NDTV Correspondent | Tuesday December 20, 2011
Observing that there was sufficient circumstantial evidence, the Bombay High Court today rejected the bail plea of naval officer Emile Jerome, convicted in the Neeraj Grover murder case.
Neeraj Grover murder case: Court order on Emile Jerome's bail plea likely today
India News | Press Trust of India | Thursday December 15, 2011
The Bombay High Court is likely to pronounce its order on the bail application filed by former Naval officer Emile Jerome Mathew in connection with the murder of TV executive Neeraj Grover.
Now RGV wants Maria to see Not A Love Story
Kavita S Kanwar | Wednesday August 17, 2011
Ram Gopal Varma, who had earlier refused to show his film Not A Love Story to Maria Susairaj, says he is now keen to screen it for her.
RGV wants Maria to see Not A Love Story
Sarika | Tuesday August 16, 2011
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma, who had earlier refused to show his film Not A Love Story to Maria Susairaj, says he is now keen to screen it.
Neeraj Grover murder case: Bombay High Court admits Emily Jerome's appeal
India News | NDTV Correspondent | Friday August 5, 2011
Neeraj Grover murder case: The Bombay High Court has admitted the appeal of Emile Jerome Mathew against his conviction in the Neeraj Grover murder case.
I get awkward doing intimate scenes: Mahie Gill
SnehalS | Tuesday August 2, 2011
With more films, the depiction of affection is also getting bolder, says actress Mahie Gill, who did intimate scenes in her debut movie Dev D.
Won't accept Neeraj's remains, say his parents
India News | NDTV Correspondent | Friday July 29, 2011
Neeraj Grover's parents have refused to accept the remains of their son. They say they will not accept his remains till they get justice.
Neeraj Grover murder case: Jerome's plea to be heard next week
India News | NDTV Correspondent | Monday July 25, 2011
The plea challenging the conviction of former Navy officer Emile Jerome Mathew in the Neeraj Grover murder case has been adjourned till next week.
RGV is a genius: Deepak Dobriyal
Jeevan Prakash | Thursday July 14, 2011
Actor Deepak Dobriyal says the director is a genius when it comes to filmmaking.
Letter campaign to seek 'justice' for Neeraj Grover
India News | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday July 5, 2011
Residents of Kanpur - the hometown of slain television executive Neeraj Grover - have started a campaign to send one lakh letters to the president for "delivering justice" to the Grover family and push for prosecution of Kannada actress Maria Susairaj, who was convicted for destruction of evidence in the murder case.Over 7,000 people have already j...
Filmmakers, TVs Warned Against Hiring Mariah
Sumita Chatterjee | Tuesday July 5, 2011
Filmmakers and television companies were warned by political parties to refrain from casting Mariah Monica Susairaj.
Justice Not Given To Grover Family: Raza Murad
Kavita S Kanwar | Monday July 4, 2011
Actor Raza Murad is protesting with other celebrities over the judgment in the May 2008 killing of television executive Neeraj Grover.
Jerome once guarded the President
India News | mid-day.com | Monday July 4, 2011
The man behind one of the country's most brutal 'crimes of passion' once proudly shook hands with APJ Abdul Kalam. Emile Jerome Mathew received a bravery award from the then president in 2007 and was chosen from among 500 naval officers to be Kalam's personal security officer during his visit to Kochi. Friends and classmates are shocked that the am...
Police stop candle-light vigil organised by Neeraj's friends
India News | NDTV Correspondent | Sunday July 3, 2011
Police have stopped Neeraj Grover's friends from holding a candle-light vigil in Malad, near Kannada actress Maria Susairaj's flat where Neeraj was killed. Many people attending the vigil have been rounded up by the police. Neeraj's friends were outraged when Maria Susairaj, convicted for destruction of evidence in the Neeraj Grover murder case, wa...
Neeraj Grover Sentence: 3 Years For Maria
Divya | Friday July 1, 2011
This means that if formalities and paperwork are completed, she could walk free this evening.
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Walk to the metro in under 10 minutes, and from there reach the old centre in 4 minutes and the central station in 6 minutes. By tram, reach the Museumplein (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and Stedelijk Museum) in 20 minutes.
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Mercedes was very nice and the place was clean. We had our privacy although other guests rented the other floor beneath ours. Good located. There was no breakfast, but a supermarket not far away. The stairs to the upper bedroom were a bit tricky, like a ladder, so if one is unfit or a bit afraid of heights, it is not recommendable. Would probably be tricky with bigger luggage as well. We managed it and enjoyed our stay despite those stairs ;) Thanks a lot, we will stay there again next time!
Nice accomodation, the house is inside a typical Dutch building, the area is very quite and near the center and a metro stop. Recommended.
The apartment was really good: a bit old but really clean and with everything you need to enjoy a nice time in Adam. I could met Mercedes just for 15 minutes but she's lovely and very helpful for everything you can need.
Every was beautiful: apartment, service, neighborhood, very very nice Host Marcedes.
It was exactly what I expected in Amsterdam, atmosphere, climate of this place.
Very comfortable connections with main places of city.
Thank you very much
Bes Regards
Pawel with family
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The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Authority on Thursday voted to seek federal funding for a segment of the so-called subway-to-the-sea as well as a light-rail connection in the downtown area.
"These two projects will carry tens of thousands of passengers each day, while cleaning up our air and reducing traffic congestion for everyone," Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said. "They will also create thousands of good jobs and with 13.7 percent unemployment in the city. My priority is to break ground and get people to work as soon as possible."
The first project calls for extending the Purple Line -- which currently ends at Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue -- by 8.7 miles. The subway would be built under Wilshire Boulevard, passing through Beverly Hills and Century City and ending in Westwood.
If enough funding can be secured -- not only from the federal government but also from the private sector -- Villaraigosa hopes to make the subway reach the Pacific Ocean.
Building the entire subway-to-the-sea is expected to cost $6.1 billion. So far, only $4.1 million has been raised through Measure R, a half-cent sales tax increase approved by voters last year.
The second project adopted by the Metro board is a 1.7-mile light rail connection in downtown Los Angeles, from the corner of First and Alameda streets to the corner of Seventh and Figueroa streets.
It will connect the Blue and Gold lines, the Gold Line's Eastside Extension and Exposition Line.


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text: and is it the worst thing ever? We found a house that we would like to buy, it's great except it's in the middle of a 1 mile stretch of dirt. I lived on one while at home, but didn't have a bike, so I thought I'd see what you all with first hand experience would say. So, is it the worst thing ever, or is something you get used to?