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I haven never seen a suspension like this on a jeep!!!! It's cool!!!
I haven never seen a suspension like this on a jeep!!!! It's cool!!!
1994 Dodge Dakota Ext Cab 4x4. 4BTA 553 and 796ft/lbs torque, 11.83 at 113mph 1/4.
There are no stupid questions, but there are a LOT of inquisitive idiots
WOW! sums it up.
Taking my toys and heading to another sandbox.
I've never seen that exact video, but I have seen that truck before. It is pretty friggin' wild. You can't really call it a Jeep, though...its really a custom tube buggy. I doubt there is one singe Jeep part on that entire truck, and it probably never HAD one single Jeep part: all custom.
its pretty cool but yeah, to say its custom is an understatement.
that is beyond sick
Sure would hate to lose a hydraulic hose on the trail though, that's the biggest problem as I see it (well that and have to be a stick jockey maneuvering each wheel's height).
In the 4Wheel&OffRoad article done on that truck, they note that he is a retired Operating Engineer (heavy construction equipment operator): so he is used to being a stick jockey!
Here's the article pages as posted on JeepForum:
That's really a cool feat right there! The only thing I don't see, and what I would suspect is a really complex part of the design is how the tires steer?
Skid steer? or pivot may be...?
Steve E.
The "Filthy Beast" 1968 F-250 4x4 crew cab 131" wheelbase 3.55 Dana 44HD/Dana60..4BT HE 221W 6cm exhaust ,VE pump advanced,power screw turned up 2 turns, F-800 inter cooler 3" plumbing ,ZF-5. NP-203/205 http://s1042.photobucket.com/albums/b429/eggman918/
The key to knowledge is first to understand what you don't know,then you can start to learn the things you don't know....?
In the video, at about 2 min, you can see the front tires turn and in the pictures above there is a cap over the kingpin. I'm guessing some short hydraulic ram.
too much crazy...
Holly Cow man that is just sick. Is that rig based off of some platform is it a full custom frame, chassis or what have you?
looks like a custom "space frame"...
http://cripplerooster.blogspot.com/ - if you can't read in portuguese (or even spanish that is closely simillar) use the google translate
thats awesome, but I wouldn't call it a jeep.
http://cripplerooster.blogspot.com/ - if you can't read in portuguese (or even spanish that is closely simillar) use the google translate
imo... thatd rig would take the fun out of wheelin.. but then again.. all the new trails i could take with ease... as for callin it "tube sled" with wheels lol

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The author, his wife, Juanita and family lived and
worked for a number of years in the Departamento de
San Martín, Perú in the late sixties and seventies of
the last century. They continued to live, serve and work
among Quechua/Quichua (Kechwa) speaking peoples
until the turn of that century. This, his novel, is based
on notes and life experiences at that time and can be
read on two levels:
The first level can be described in "art-deco" terms as a
"rattling good yarn"; while the second is a serious
attempt to describe the tensions and tragedies of First
Nation Peoples throughout the world, whose world-
views, land and language come under threat from
socio-economic change.
As a close friend and fellow academic, I have never
doubted the author"s sincerity and Christian holistic
commitment to the Amerindian world and though I
believe his use of this Quechua dialect may be a little
"creaky", it gives a flavour of a dialect that may well
disappear, as so many others have done in the world. I
am happy to commend it to you, "gentil lector" (dear
Dr. Julio Vargas, Emeritus Professor of Amerindian Studies,
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Saturday Summary at Sachsenring: Marquez on Pole, Silly Season Shenanigans, & The Dangers of Skipping Moto2
After he missed out on pole at Barcelona, and then again at Assen, people were starting to wonder if cracks were starting to appear in Marc Marquez's hegemony in MotoGP. His performance in qualifying may have faltered, but his reign remained intact when it counted, winning the first eight races in a row.
On Saturday, Marquez hammered home his supremacy once again, taking pole by three tenths of a second – an eternity at the short and tight German circuit – and breaking Casey Stoner's pole record for the circuit from 2008, a record set on super-sticky qualifying rubber, tires which disappeared with the introduction of the spec tire a year later.
Once again, Marquez moved the bar, posting the first ever sub 1'21 lap of the Sachsenring.
MotoGP: Qualifying Results from Sachsenring
Friday Summary at Sachsenring: Marquez's Big Crash, Some Fast Yamahas, & Fixing Turn 11 Again
There are those who say that Marc Marquez is due for a big crash soon. He is always riding so close to the edge of traction that at some point, he will go over the limit and suffer the consequences, they reason. They will therefore not have been surprised to learn that Marquez had a huge highside on Friday morning.
What will surprise them is the cause of the crash. It was not due to pushing his Honda RC213V beyond the limits of adhesion, he explained to the media afterwards, but was caused by a minor slip of his foot. His toe touched the gear lever, clicking the bike into 3rd, and that caused the rear tire to grip momentarily and flick him off.
The crash happened at Turn 2. "You turn with the gas in second gear," Marquez said. "I didn't know at the time, but I was touching a little bit the gear lever." In the last part of the corner, he accidentally engaged third, and as he kept the throttle in the same position, the bike highsided.
Marquez was thrown upside down, and landed on his neck. He was lucky to walk away, but walk away he did. He returned to the garages and was straight back on the bike again, posting the sixth fastest time, six tenths off the pace of Aleix Espargaro, and a third of a second behind Jorge Lorenzo.
By the afternoon, Marquez was back at full speed, and second quickest behind Aleix Espargaro once again. He still had some stiffness in his neck, he said, but it was not really hindering him.
"The neck feels a bit locked in some corners, but it is not a problem," he said. Intensive physiotherapy kept his neck warm, and prevented it from seizing up and becoming painful. That only happened after the session was over, and his neck started to cool down.
There was some question of why Marquez was allowed to continue straight away. After what was obviously a very serious crash, Marquez was not subjected to a physical examination to check for signs of a concussion. This is a recurring problem in MotoGP, with pressure on riders to get back on the bike as soon as possible.
Only in very severe and obvious cases does the circuit doctor intervene, and so far this has not caused any problems. How long it will continue without a rider hurting themselves by going back out too soon remains to be seen. There may be a role here for more forceful action by the Medical Director and circuit doctor.
Thursday Summary at Sachsenring: On Breaking the Streak, Fighting for Contracts, & Keeping The Waterfall
After winning the first five races of the season, Marc Marquez said he feared the trio of Mugello, Barcelona, and Assen, which were to follow. He would surely be beaten at one of those tracks, given they favored the Yamaha M1, and were strong tracks for both Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi.
Three races and three wins later, and Marquez is looking increasingly invincible. The Repsol Honda man keeps inventing new ways to win, and keeping his opponents at bay.
So if Marquez is impossible to beat at a Yamaha circuit, perhaps he can be beaten at a Honda track. So far, Dani Pedrosa has been the only rider to get close to beating his teammate, after pushing him all the way at Barcelona.
The Sachsenring is a track where Pedrosa has reigned supreme in recent years, having won four times in the last eight years. Impressive as it is, that does not do his record at the track justice. In his rookie year, he finished fourth in Germany, missing out by just three tenths of a second in one of the closest and most thrilling races to be held at the circuit.
In 2008 he crashed out of the lead in the wet, a result that would lead him to concentrate on improving his riding in the rain. In 2009 he finished third, close behind the battle between Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo, and in 2013, Pedrosa was absent after breaking a collarbone during practice.
There is just one minor problem. If you think Dani Pedrosa's record at the Sachsenring is strong – and numbers don't lie, Pedrosa is the man to beat in Germany – just wait until you see what Marc Marquez has done at the circuit. For the past four years, in three different classes, Marquez has won the race after starting from pole.
The Spaniard won here in his last year in 125s, won both Moto2 races he contested here, then took victory in his first MotoGP race at the circuit. It was his second win in the class, after becoming the youngest ever winner at Austin earlier in 2013.
Marquez did not have to beat either Pedrosa or Lorenzo, of course, both men having withdrawn with broken collarbones. So this race is a straight fight for Sachsenring supremacy. The winner in 2014 may rightly call himself King of the 'Ring.
Silly Season: MotoGP's Satellite Hondas, Leased Yamahas, Cal Crutchlow, Scott Redding, & Nicky Hayden
Just when it looked like the MotoGP silly season was getting ready to wrap up, a few new developments threw a spanner or two in the works. A week ago, most MotoGP pundits were convinced that Cal Crutchlow would be going to Ducati, Scott Redding would be moving up with his Marc VDS Racing team, and there was next to no interest in Yamaha's leased engines.
At the Sachsenring, many things changed, in part at the instigation of Honda, and in part because of Yamaha.
Honda has made the biggest move in the market. At the Sachsenring, credible rumors emerged of Honda attempting to secure both Redding and Crutchlow, in two different moves. HRC's approach to Crutchlow could cause the biggest upset. The Japanese factory is known to be very impressed by Crutchlow, but their dilemma is that all four Honda prototype seats are ostensibly taken for 2014.
While both Marquez and Pedrosa have contracts for next year, and Bautista is locked in at Gresini for 2014, Stefan Bradl's seat at LCR Honda could possibly be available. While Bradl is locked in to a two-year deal with HRC, Honda hold the option to decide not to take the second year, potentially freeing up Bradl's bike, and that seat could then be taken by Cal Crutchlow.
After Jorge Lorenzo's heroic ride at Assen, where he'd broken his left collarbone only two days before, the German GP had many of us asking "how much is too much?" in terms of riding with injuries.
Two weeks after Lorenzo had risked, perhaps not 'everything' but certainly 'a lot,' to limit his injury's effect on the championship standings (he finished 5th, one place behind a struggling Dani Pedrosa), the topic came up in Thursday's Press Conference at the German GP. Cal Crutchlow remarked that Lorenzo's decision at Assen had raised the bar for all riders facing the question: Should I race with this injury?
Ironically, or perhaps not, Crutchlow himself had raised this bar at Silverstone last season when he slipped past the medical exam process to turn in his own amazing ride through the pack with a broken ankle. He pointed out that now more riders would be using Lorenzo's Assen ride as a precedent: if he was allowed to ride at Assen, why can't I?
Lorenzo didn't like the sound of that, saying other riders should not use him as an example and instead listen to their own bodies to determine if they should sit out or compete while injured.
All weekend I heard different responses to the situation, from respect for athletes who push through pain, to scorn for the willingness to put others at risk by competing at well below 100% fitness.
One paddock insider expressed the opinion that riding a MotoGP bike is difficult enough at full fitness–any physical or mental weakness is a liability that increases the risk of crashing, and thus increases the chances of a crash involving other riders.
The Sachsenring is a key point on the MotoGP calendar. For the Moto2 and Moto3 riders, it is the last race before the summer break, while the MotoGP men have one more race, at Laguna Seca, before heading off for an all too brief summer hiatus.
A good result in Moto2 and Moto3 is crucial, as it determines the momentum you carry into the summer: you either spend the next five weeks brooding over what could have been, or on a high and wishing the next race was the next weekend. Momentum is not quite such an issue for the MotoGP riders, but a bad result puts them on the back foot ahead of Laguna Seca, and their own summer break.
As it is often also contract time, especially in MotoGP, the pressure is on to perform and secure a seat for next season. Good results and championship points are vital, as this race can help determine the course of the remainder of the season.
The significance of the Sachsenring was visible in all three races on Sunday, for wildly different reasons and with wildly differing outcomes. In Moto3, the top 3 riders merely underlined once again that they are a cut above the rest – or at least the rest of those who are also riding a KTM.
In Moto2, Pol Espargaro gained important momentum in his title challenge, but failed to drive home his advantage, swinging the balance of power slowly back his way, but not as fast or as powerfully as he had hoped, while Scott Redding struggled badly, salvaging points only thanks to Espargaro's finish.
As for MotoGP, the absence of the two championship leaders has blown the title race wide open again, allowing Marc Marquez to take the lead, and both Cal Crutchlow and Valentino Rossi got closer to being back in contention again.


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Keeping Current—Probate offers a look at selected recent cases, rulings and regulations, literature, and legislation. The editors of Probate & Property welcome suggestions and contributions from readers.
CONDITIONAL GIFT: Religious restriction on trust beneficiary's marriage is valid. The testator created two testamentary trusts for his wife. On her death, the trusts were to be consolidated and 50% of the combined trust held for the benefit of the descendants of his children. Any beneficiary who married outside of the Jewish faith or whose non-Jewish spouse did not convert within one year of marriage, however, would be deemed deceased as of the date of the marriage and his or her share of the trust would be distributed to the testator's children. The testator's wife exercised her power of appointment over the combined trust to give $250,000 to each of her children and to each grandchild who satisfied the marriage restriction at the time of her death. Only one grandchild met the condition. One of the other grandchildren sued to invalidate the restriction and was successful in the trial court. A divided appellate court affirmed. A unanimous Illinois Supreme Court reversed, holding that the condition attached to the exercise of the power of appointment did not violate public policy because the grandchildren had no vested interest in the trust property and because the restriction had no prospective application and therefore could not influence the grandchildren's behavior. In re Estate of Feinberg, No. 106982, 2009 WL 3063395 ( Ill. Sept. 24, 2009).
JOINT ACCOUNTS: Community property held as joint tenants automatically has survivorship feature even if that feature is not expressly stated or intended by spouses. A husband and his wife held investment accounts with the designation "JT TEN." The spouses signed the agreement but did not indicate whether the account had, or did not have, the survivorship feature. The intermediate appellate court held that these accounts did not have survivorship rights because they did not include an express statement of the survivorship feature as required by the applicable statute. In a significant departure from established Texas law, the Texas Supreme Court in Holmes v. Beatty, 290 S.W.3d 852 (Tex. 2009), determined that holding community property as joint tenants automatically includes the survivorship feature and that the designation "JT TEN" is an acceptable abbreviation. In so deciding, the court relied on the common law under which joint tenancies carry with them the survivorship feature. The court disregarded long-established Texas statutory and case law that requires that survivorship be expressly stated.
LIMITATIONS: Statute of limitations for breach of trust begins to run when beneficiaries learn of alleged breach. The successor trustee and a beneficiary brought suit for breach of duty against the prior trustee for alleged self-dealing in indirectly acquiring shares of stock in a closely held company by causing the trust to sell to a company that was effectively controlled by the trustee. The sales occurred 25 years before the suit was brought. The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed the lower court's dismissal, holding that the four-year statute of limitations began to run at the time of the sale because the beneficiaries knew of the sale and of all of the actions of which they complained. One justice dissented on the grounds that the decision was based on "facts and inferences" not in the complaint. Cundall v. U.S. Bank, 909 N.E.2d 1244 (Ohio 2009).
LIMITATIONS: Unlike suit for damages, action to remove trustee from office is not restricted by statute of limitations. The probate court removed the trustee from office. The trustee appealed claiming that the removal action was barred by the four-year statute of limitations governing breach of fiduciary duty claims because the underlying reason for the removal was for an alleged breach of duty that had occurred beyond the four-year period. The intermediate appellate court agreed, but in Ditta v. Conte, 52 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 823 ( Tex. 2009), the Texas Supreme Court reversed, holding that "no statutory limitations period restricts a court's discretion to remove a trustee. A limitations period, while applicable to suits seeking damages for breach of fiduciary duty, has no place in suits that seek removal rather than recovery." The court stressed that a decision to remove "turns on the special status of the trustee as a fiduciary and the ongoing relationship between trustee and beneficiary, not on any particular or discrete act of the trustee."
PERPETUITIES: Restraint on alienation deemed invalid, resulting in transferee holding in fee simple. The testator devised real property to a hospital with a proviso that the property never be transferred, but, if it is, the property is devised to the county of the testator's residence or, in default, to the state of Washington. The hospital brought a quiet title action. The trial court found that the hospital had a fee simple absolute, and the intermediate appellate court affirmed. The court held that the restraint violated the rule against perpetuities and that consequently the condition is eliminated, leaving the hospital with a fee simple absolute. Kennewick Pub. Hosp. Dist. v. Hawe, 214 P.3d 163 (Wash. Ct. App. 2009).
REMOVAL OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Stronger reason needed to remove executor from office than to disqualify for appointment originally. The beneficiaries' mother (the testator's ex-wife) moved to have the executor removed from office because he shared ownership of certain estate property with his deceased brother and allegedly had a conflict of interest with the beneficiaries. The mother argued that he could not adequately represent the estate while seeking to retain his own share of the property. The trial court denied the motion, but the intermediate appellate court reversed, holding that the existence of this conflict required the trial court to remove the executor. The Texas Supreme Court reversed in Kappus v. Kappus, 284 S.W.3d 831 ( Tex. 2009). The court examined the removal statute and pointed out that "conflict of interest," either actual or potential, is not one of the listed grounds for removal. The court explained that being in a conflict situation is not the same as the listed grounds such as misapplication, embezzlement, gross misconduct, gross mismanagement, or being incapacitated. The court noted that a trial court has broad discretion to disqualify a person as being "unsuitable" pre-appointment but that once a person is appointed, the only grounds for removal are expressly stated in the statute.
TRUST REVOCATION: Revocation of inter vivos trust cannot be challenged after death of settlor on grounds of undue influence. The beneficiary of an inter vivos trust brought suit following the settlor's death, alleging that transfers of property from the trust were the product of undue influence. Florida's Third District Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of the complaint on the authority of Florida Nat'l Bank of Palm Beach Co. v. Genova, 460 So. 2d 895 ( Fla. 1984), which held that revocation by a settlor cannot be challenged on the basis of undue influence while the settlor is alive. The court held that the same result is required when the challenge is made after the settlor's death. MacIntyre v. Wedell, 12 So. 3d 273 ( Fla. Dist. Ct. App.).
VALUATION: Transfers are valued as transfers of interests in a limited liability company so that LLC is not disregarded under "check the box" regulations to treat the transfers as transfers of proportionate share of assets owned by LLC. As a result, the transfers are subject to valuation discounts for lack of control and lack of marketability. Pierre v. Commissioner, 133 T.C. No. 2 (2009).
BASIS: No step-up in basis of assets of a grantor trust at death of the grantor if assets are not subject to the federal estate tax. CCA 200937028.
GIFT TAX: Final regulations issued establishing a procedure for contesting gift tax valuation in Tax Court and obtaining a declaratory judgment, even if there is no deficiency or refund. TD 9460.
Concurrent and Future Interests in Land. Kenneth Salzberg reviews key concepts of title and value and considers some of the typical issues that arise in concurrent and future land interests when the value and title change in Zombie Life Estates, Ghost Value Transfers, and Phantom Takings: Confusions of Title and Value in Property Law Legislation, 22 Quinnipiac Prob. L.J. 363 (2009).
Durable Power of Attorney. Amy Jo Conroy discusses features of the English Lasting Power of Attorney that might transfer to the United States in her article, Curbing the License to Steal: A Discussion of English Law and Possible Reforms for the Durable Power of Attorney, 44 Real Prop. Tr. & Est. L.J. 31 (2009).
Georgia—Statutory Disinheritance. In her Note, Not Just for Kids: Why Georgia's Statutory Disinheritance of Deadbeat Parents Should Extend to Intestate Adults, 43 Ga. L. Rev. 867 (2009), Theresa Louise Davis addresses whether, in light of public policy concerns, the statute is even worth amending.
Illinois—Modern Estate Planning. In Winning at Darwin's Game, 97 Ill. B.J. 420 (2009), Katarinna McBride explains how changes in federal law, plus the Illinois estate tax, which is decoupled from the federal tax schedule, and the new Illinois virtual representation statute "present survivor-style challenges and opportunities to estate planners."
Illinois—Will Repository Statute. Helen W. Gunnarsson explains the operation of the new Illinois law authorizing the creation of a repository for attorneys to deposit original wills for long-lost clients in Illinois' New Will Repository Law, 97 Ill. B.J. 330 (2009).
Louisiana—Conditional Donations. Kristen Van de Biezenbos Gresham provides an overview and in-depth analysis of the Howard case in her recent development, Howard v. Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund : The Louisiana Supreme Court's Gift to Would-Be Heirs Seeking to Enforce Conditional Donations, 83 Tul. L. Rev. 1509 (2009).
New York—Guardianship. Daniel Leinung argues that New York lacks a guardianship system that adequately advocates for the elderly and that many reforms can be undertaken to provide the elderly the maximum amount of autonomy while guaranteeing the care and support required for a fulfilling life in Reforming New York State's Guardianship System: It's Time for a Change (Again), 2 Alb. Gov't L. Rev. 677 (2009).
New York—No-Contest Clauses. In his Note, Infants and In Terrorem Clauses: Rethinking New York Estate Powers and Trusts Law Section 3-3.5, 22 Quinnipiac Prob. L.J. 397 (2009), Peter G. Billings argues that section 3-3.5(b)(2) is unnecessary and is in fact poor public policy in light of New York's larger statutory scheme that addresses in terrorem clauses in general.
UPMFIA. Cynthia R. Rowland provides a review of how recent developments in the economy affect institutional investment in UPMFIA, Three Years Later: What's a Prudent Director to Do?, Bus. L. Today, July/Aug. 2009, at 41.
Arizona enacts unitrust governing statute. 2009 Ariz. Legis. Serv. 85.
Arizona extends the time a trust for a specific lawful noncharitable purpose may exist. The time period was increased from 21 to 90 years. 2009 Ariz. Legis. Serv. 85.
Arizona permits the personal representative to consider nonprobate community property when dividing a decedent's property. The division of community property held in the estate and outside the estate is based on equal value but is not necessarily proportionate. 2009 Ariz. Legis. Serv. 85.
Arizona prohibits a written trust from being orally modified. 2009 Ariz. Legis. Serv. 85.
California amends its version of the Uniform Principal and Income Act. The amendments are to remedy an issue raised by Rev. Rul. 2006-26 so that a deferred compensation, annuity, IRA, or similar plan will qualify for marital deduction treatment by requiring the trustee to determine the internal income of these assets that qualify for the marital deduction. 2009 Cal. Legis. Serv. 152.
Connecticut expands slayer statute to permit its operation even if the slayer dies before being determined to be a "slayer." 2009 Conn. Legis. Serv. 201.
Delaware enacts Uniform Principal and Income Act. 77 Del. Laws 99.
Illinois creates depository for orphan wills. 2009 Ill. Legis. Serv. 137.
Illinois enacts state qualified terminable interest property trust legislation. 2009 Ill. Legis. Serv. 789.
Illinois expands situations in which virtual representation may be used in trust matters. 2009 Ill. Legis. Serv. 479.
Illinois passes Banking Convenience Account for Depositors Act allowing banks to offer convenience accounts. In a curious provision of the bill, this statute is automatically repealed on January 1, 2015. 2009 Ill. Legis. Serv. 123.
Illinois weakens formalities necessary for a valid do-not-resuscitate request. The DNR form now needs only one witness instead of two. This witness, however, must attest to a greater number of events surrounding the document's execution. 2009 Ill. Legis. Serv. 765.
Louisiana updates law governing pay on death accounts. 2009 La. Sess. Law Serv. 499.
New York grants a domestic partner the ability to make an anatomical gift of the other partner's organs. 2009 N.Y. Sess. Laws 348.
North Carolina allows a trustee to appoint trust property to another trust for the same beneficiary. 2009 N.C. Sess. Laws 318.
North Carolina establishes a procedure for providing notice to creditors without estate administration when a decedent dies leaving no property subject to probate. 2009 N.C. Sess. Laws 444.
North Carolina increases the amount of funeral expenses with payment priority to $3,500 from $2,500. The first $1,500 of gravestone and burial location expenses were also given priority. 2009 N.C. Sess. Laws 288.
North Carolina revamps how a surviving spouse's forced share is computed. 2009 N.C. Sess. Laws 368.
Rhode Island authorizes a personal representative to donate a conservation easement if authorized by (1) the testator or (2) all devisees with an interest in the underlying land. 2009 R.I. Pub. Laws 98. An analogous statute was enacted to cover interests in trust. 2009 R.I. Pub. Laws 100 & 101.Return to Probate & Property Magazine


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Audio Pro has a problem with wires. The 34 year old Swedish audio specialist has developed a laser-like focus on wireless products in recent years and its latest speaker system takes this to new extremes.
The catchily named 'LV2e' is a wireless, lossless, speaker system aimed at space saving audiophiles with a hatred of clutter. The concept is simple: the LV2e system uses a dedicated, protected wireless protocol which is built into each speaker and allows transmission in full CD quality. The speakers automatically pair with a driverless USB dongle which can turn any computer, TV, HiFi or dock into the audio source. Easy.
To enable complete independence each speaker has its own power cable and - since they take their stereo source from the dongle - have no need to be physically connected. This means you can position each speaker anywhere in a room. As for the dongle its USB connection can be plugged into a PC or USB AC adaptor and it has a 3.5mm jack for connecting virtually any device. Streaming is almost instantaneous (just a 20ms delay) and since it uses WiFi it has a range which should cover most households.
Where things get a smart added twist is Audio Pro's dongle which can transmit in three different network frequencies, which it calls 'house codes'. These can be adjusted on the dongles by simply sliding a switch between positions 1, 2 and 3. What this opens up is the ability to have multiple LV2e speakers around a home. If this sounds familiar it is because Audio Pro sells a similar dongle-only system, comprising the WF100 Wireless Transmitter and RX100 receiver, which is used to add wireless functionality between any source and speaker system. Think Sonos on a budget.
We loved these dongles giving them a TrustedReviews Recommended Award last year so how does the dedicated LV2e system stack up? Out of the box first impressions are promising. The speakers themselves (available in black, white and red) are beautifully made with a premium leather finish and simple controls on the rear to switch house code and zone. Behind the front grill of each speaker in the top left corner is a small LED display which indicates volume level, house code number and zone letter.
Audio Pro is determined to make the LV2e as convenient as possible and at just 210 x 145 x 180mm the speakers are very compact, but they do weigh a hefty 2.9Kg each. The reason for this is Audio Pro has crammed them full of gadgetry designed to belie their small size. Inside each speaker are twin discrete 25W Class D amplifiers driving a 25mm soft dome tweeter and 115mm aluminium woofer. There are also DSP filters and crossovers to optimise audio quality and Burr-Brown DACs which take the audio files at source and process them directly.
On paper therefore the LV2e would seem to have all the ingredients to be a top class system and in practice it does…
You say "The LV2e costs £700 which is by far the black mark against the system as a whole... Against this is Audio Pro's own aforementioned WF100 Wireless Transmitter and RX100 receiver bundle, the latter of which has the same integrated Burr Brown DAC, costs just £150 and brings identical functionality to any speaker system. Armed with this the remaining £550 could buy speakers of arguably even better quality and to the exact size and specification you desire."
Not really...you still need a power amplifier, which could eat £150-200 out of the £550 savings you indicate.
Well, I have been researching wireless speakers as I'm looking to buy some, hence reading this. And I have listened to a bunch of them. I view proclamations of 'top class system' and 'superb audio performance' with skepticism. The Audio Pro are 'superb' - REALLY??? Not IMHO!
I have heard these and while not awful, they are far from 'superb'. The bass is limited and loose, the upper end hardens up on female vocals, particularly when you turn the volume up and they fail to excite - not bad, just not great if audio quality is what you care about. The Dynaudio Xeo are much better; and yes - they cost more. There is also the Moos Mini Aero which look like they could be sensational, possibly better than the Xeo. Again, costs more, but then the really good stuff usually does.
My point here is that 'superb' should only be reserved for worthy products. Based on what I heard, the Audio Pro are worthy of 'decent' but definitely not 'superb'. If you want superb you need to look elsewhere.
Simple, sleek, delicate, lossless, ultra-low latency, wireless, integrated amp. The sound is not 100% perfect, but it's very very very impressive considering the size. It seems to lack some low mid-range. The sender is very small compared to it's competitors, and doesn't weigh much. Works instantly with Linux, Windows and OSX.
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Memoria tells the story of the young and no less fierce princess Sadja from Fasar, a faraway kingdom. In a past time, during a dark age of Aventuria's history, she set forth... more →
Memoria tells the story of the young and no less fierce princess Sadja from Fasar, a faraway kingdom. In a past time, during a dark age of Aventuria's history, she set forth to fight in the great battle of the Gorian Desert. A battle against mighty demons, meant to make her one of the greatest heroes of all time… but she vanished, her fate lost in the sands of time. Five centuries pass, until the young fowler Geron cuts a deal: To break a curse cast on his friend Nuri, who has been trapped in the body of a raven, he has to unravel Sadja's enigmatic past. But his search sets events in motion that will cast a long shadow over his homeland and turn his present into a twisted image of a long lost time…
Memoria, the new adventure by Daedalic Entertainment once again takes the players to the fantastic world of The Dark Eye.Kevin Mentz (writer of A New Beginning, co-writer of Chains of Satinav, Deponia) weaves the two stories of Sadja the princess and Geron the fowler into an epic of ancient magic, mysterious puzzles and unexpected twists. Memoria is the sequel to Daedalic Entertainment's fantasy adventure Chains of Satinav, featuring two playable characters from different epochs and a large variety of usable spells. The story is based on the events of Chains of Satinav but can be enjoyed without any knowledge of the previous installment. In addition, the game features HD background graphics, challenging puzzles and an atmospheric soundtrack.
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Hotels Brochure is about fabulous hotels. Not just a place for accommodation, but a place that lets you be part of a certain lifestyle and feel what it is to be truly free from the rigors of daily life. Looking out over a bustling city from your hotel suite or gazing at the azure waters of the tropics from your beach hut, the variety of hotels in the world is astounding. In major tourist destinations such as Europe, North America, the Caribbean Southeast Asia and the South Pacific there are thousands of hotels all catering to different kinds of travelers. In the world as a whole, there are many hundreds of thousands of hotels. The global hotel industry is vast and is on the road to recovery and this site aims to provide a snap shot of it.
Forbes releases its list of 'best beach hotels'
Forbes Magazine is the worldwide trusted authority on everything to do with the best of anything and the jet setting lifestyle. The hotel industry has therefore been eagerly awaiting the published list of best beach resorts in the world.
In the Bahamas, Ocean Club, a resort located on Paradise Island, was chosen as the best beach resort in the Caribbean. The resort overlooks the capital city of the Bahamas Nassau, but is far enough away and isolated within its own private estate that guests are completely unaware they're so near the commercial and transport hub of the country.
Paradise Island is more famous for the Atlantic resort than Ocean Club, but this much smaller gem (with just 100 rooms compared to Atlantis' 1,500) is a diamond at the edge of the tropical Caribbean Sea with a transplanted 12th-century Augustinian cloister (a kind of rectangular courtyard) that has amazing views of Nassau Harbor.
In Australia, a country with many, many thousands of miles of coastline, there is a wide variety of beach resorts, but just one was singled out by Forbes, the Hayman Hotel. Hayman is located on the beach amid thick green bush and tropical undergrowth looking out over the waters that swirl around that most famous of natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef.
This part of Australia is truly magnificent, the northeast coast is a wonder in itself and makes any stay at the hotel worthwhile, but what sets the hotel apart from all others, according to Forbes, is the level of service as well as the interior comfort and luxury following the resorts $15 million renovations.
Taj Mahal Palace reopens after post-terror attack renovations
The Taj hotel is easily the most iconic and famous of hotels in India, on-par with London's Savoy or New York's Ritz Carlton, but on an infamous day in 2008 it became the epicenter of a coordinated terror attack that brought Mumbai to a standstill and sent shock waves rippling through the largest democracy in the world.
For several hours on the 26th of November in 2008, a group of men took up positions within the hotel and started shooting guests as they left their rooms and gunned down diners in the hotel's restaurant. The most iconic of hotels in India was taken siege and explosions rocked the building as the terrorists destroyed the palace wing of the hotel.
As black smoke billowed in the air like a warning beacon, residents of Mumbai watched in horror as chaos descended on their city, many unable to believe that the Taj Mahal hotel had been taken, that most beautiful and welcoming of havens in the bustling metropolis.
But taken it was and many people were killed. The nation of India has soldiered on despite these attacks and the Taj, like the resilient city in which it is located, reopened its door on India's Independence Day after 21 months of extensive renovations.
The entire hotel was renovated due to the vast level of damage it suffered during the siege, but the palace wing, a 5000 square foot block of uber-luxury suites on the 6th floor, was entirely rebuilt due to the destruction it faced.
The renovations have converted some of the former suites into even larger duplex suites, which, along with all the other palace wing apartments will feature multi-media entertainment systems as well as a heavily fortified escape route. This section of the hotel will also have its own Palace Lounge, an exclusive retreat for guests to mingle and enjoy a selection of fine teas, hot chocolate, cocktails, coffee and many more offerings.
All the hotels bars and restaurants, especially those at street level have been renovated and restored. Guests of the hotel and Mumbai residents can now enjoy once again the delights of the Sea Lounge, Golden Dragon, The Taj Ballroom, the Harbour Bar and Wasabi by Morimoto.
The reopening marks a significant step in the history of the hotel. First built in 1903 and opened with just 17 guests staying in its opulent rooms, the hotel has grown into a landmark of not just Mumbai but India as a whole. The hotel has stood as a majestic witness to the changes occurring around it.
It survived the Great Depression, the struggles that took place for independence in India, it watched as the world went twice to war and as the Berlin Wall came down. It has accommodated princes, presidents, kings and queens and now it has defiantly shown that it will survive this current age which will undoubtedly be remembered as the War on Terror.
London's Savoy Hotel making progress
The Savoy is London's most iconic hotel and is probably one of the most luxurious and famous hotels in the world. Opened in 1889 on the Strand next to the River Thames, the hotel quickly rocketed to worldwide iconic status as it was the first truly world-class hotel in London which, back then, was the heart of the massive British Empire.
Through the centuries the hotel has undergone many changes, small renovations projects here and there, changing furniture, new carpets and other odds and ends, but it has never undergone a renovation comparable to the project that took place between 2007 and 2010.
At the end of 2007 the hotel closed its doors and sold most of its furniture, except the truly historical 19th and early 20th century items. A huge restoration and modernization of the property then got underway that is costing hundreds of millions of pounds due to its 'no expense spared' nature. For example, a Royal Suite is being built at a cost of $4 million, which is enough to build a mid-market 100 room hotel. But, as the hotel has said, it is "the details that define character".
One side of the hotel will reportedly feature modern art deco interior design while the other will go back to the roots that everyone loves so much and feature rooms that retain their historical classiness.
All this work is designed to ensure that the hotel, the QE2 of hotels, remains true to what Rupert Carte, then the Savoy Hotels chairman, once said in 1930:
"The Savoy is always up-to-date and, if possible, a little ahead."
That is the company's intended goal with the project which is by all accounts the largest hotel renovations ever undertaken in the history of Britain. The man in charge of all the re-designing is Pierre-Yves Rochon who will ensure that Edwardian style still influence the hotel's public spaces while art deco inspires the bars and restaurants, without any clashes in-between.


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Dishonesty from United
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- United agents call the police when a passenger checks the weather report
- United captain corrects dishonesty of weather-related delay excuse
- United misleads passengers on thrice-canceled flight falsely promising them that they would have priority over newly arrived passengers
- United cancels flights, offers legally required compensation, then claims force majeure to deny the passengers' claims
We already know that United treats its most loyal passengers (or as one reader notes, "You should not call them passengers, the people who fly on United... should be called victims") worse than everyone else.
We also know that United takes certain liberties with the truth about supposed "weather delays" to avoid providing compensation to passengers for delays or flight cancellations due to mechanical problems.
And we've recently been asked to swallow the claim that United had no way of getting its top lawyers on a flight to Montreal to appear in a court hearing as part of the airline's SLAPP suit against the operator of this website.
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Indian Reflections - Poem by Denis Martindale
The tiger waded further on,
He had some place to go,
Somewhere to be, where sunlight shone,
So bright as if aglow!
Not here, while waters gently stream,
Reflections here and there,
Confusing him, as in some dream,
That caught him unaware...
The river's mud stirred up and swirled,
Reflections came and went,
Such that he strode a worried world,
His time there almost spent...
While bubbles surfaced now and then
To pop and disappear!
Such wonders were beyond his ken,
The kind he needn't fear...
The tiger looked back one last time,
Content that he must leave,
Although at first it felt sublime,
He saw no cause to grieve...
The river would be here next week,
Upon his glad return!
For now, his feet dry land would seek...
His legend he must earn!
Denis Martindale, copyright, October 2012.
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Stoke boss Tony Pulis said today he was "privileged" to have such a good relationship with his chairman, acknowledging in the wake of Rafael Benitez's outburst that not all managers have such strong boardroom backing.
Benitez's relationship with club owner Roman Abramovich has come under scrutiny and Pulis said: "What goes on at Chelsea goes on at Chelsea — I can't control that.
"Every manager has a different relationship with chairmen. I have had different relationships with other chairmen at other clubs to what I have got with Peter [Coates].
"I'm very privileged to have the [Coates] family here, who are absolutely fantastic people. If I want to see them, I pop down the road and it is five minutes if I jump in my car. The door is always open for me to go and see them. Ask Rafa what his relationship is like with Abramovich or the people in power there. He is the only one who can answer that — and from that stems everything.
"The relationship between yourself and the person who runs the club is paramount to how the football club really projects itself.
"As a manager, I am extremely lucky here. Other managers are not so lucky."
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In the heart of Limon, Comfort Inn Limon is close to Limon Town Hall and Limon Heritage Museum. This hotel is within the region of Limon Country Club and Wonder Tower.
Make yourself at home in one of the 50 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, as well as phones with free local calls.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an indoor pool and a fitness center.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.
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For three years, Sarah Hurwitz has filled Eye Lounge, 419 East Roosevelt Street, with everything we have ever wanted to own. The local artist's paintings and mixed-media installations have turned the gallery into an interactive meat shop, a science lab, a jungle, and a gem show, and with her last exhibition as a member of the gallery she'll make us drool all over again.
"Everything I have ever wanted to own" is a collection of illustrations of items coveted by the Phoenix-based artist that will open on Friday, February 15, from 6 to 9 p.m. and be on view through Art Detour 25, Saturday and Sunday, March 2 and 3. Hurwitz will be on hand to discuss the things she'd like to own, including lawn gnomes, wish bones, parrots, and skeleton keys.
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This year's festival will feature three stages: the Fountain Square Stage, the Southern Stage and the Jazz Stage.
The Fountain Square Stage will offer wonderful Americana music by David Bromberg Band and Humming House on Friday night and Bill Kirchen Band and Jeff Austin Band on Saturday night.
Musicians featured on the Southern Stage include Squash Blossoms, Malcolm Holcombe and Josh Oliver.
Several new events are being added in celebration of the 15th anniversary.
On Saturday, we will celebrate one of the region's gems as the ETSU Storytelling Program will bring artists to the Majestic Stage to tell tall tales and spin yarns.
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Very limited turning room for big rigs due to trees. Very low overhead clearance on narrow roads. Showers were very cold. No sewer hook ups and difficulty with maneuvering room. We did not wish to fill our holding tank using our on board shower.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - July 26, 1949, Winona, Minnesota Monday Was "Winona Day" at the Minneapolis Aquaten- nial and three Winona musical organizations let the Mill City know that the Gate City of Minnesota was in town. Here the American Legion Drum and Bugle corps, left, the Winona Muni- cipal band, center, and the Winona Civic Chorus in Centennial costumes, are shown as they paraded along 13th street on their way to the municipal auditorium. During the afternoon they gave a broadcast over a Minneapolis radio station and in the evening they participated in the Aquatennial Music Festival at the auditorium. The Winonans were cheered along the parade route and signs returned the greeting by stating A Big Hello From Winona." These pictures were taken especially for The Republican-Herald by The Associated Press. (See story on Page COOLER TONIGHT, RAIN WEDNESDAY FM RADIO IS PERFECT RADIO VOLUME 49, NO. 135 WINONA, MINNESOTA, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1949 ear Two Killed in Mishaps Truman Arms Program Faces 50 Per Cent Cut Senators Dulles, Vandenberg Lead Opposition Full Amount Will Go to Greece, Turkey, Belief Salary Hikes to 6 Wisconsin Department Heads Challenged ment heads. Goetz asked By Jack Bell Washington Republican backers of military aid for West- ern Europe moved today ot cut by more than half President Tru- man's foreign arms program. Greeted with a storm of criti- cism, the President's proposal seemed to have headed the bi- partisan foreign policy toward one of its severest tests In Congress. Senators Vandenberg (R-Mich.) and Dulles (R-N.Y.) who have tak- en active parts in trying to keep that policy alive, were obviously irked that the State department had ignored their advice to submit only a token arms program to a Con- gress already fretting about for- eign spending. They felt themselves open to at- tack from G.O.P. colleagues on the ground that the administration seemed to be making co-operation a one-way street. Suggest Alternate Plan Nevertheless, the two were ported working with Republican Vorys (R-Ohio) on an alternative plan. Under it Congress might be asked to approve a out- lay to forward in sur- plus military equipment to North Atlantic pact signers and make about more available to buy new equipment for them at home and abroad. This would be in addition to about to continue arms aid for Greece and Turkey, the amount the President asked. Thus the total cash outlay under the alternative plan would be less than half of ths total sought by Mr. Truman. He also asked the for repairing, packaging and shipping surplus supplies along with about for new equipment for eight Atlantic pact signers. Proposal Taking Shape Madison, Wis. J. E. Goetz, supervisor of budgets and accounts, yesterday challenged the legality of salary increases which the legisla- ture recently granted to six depart- Attorney General Thomas E. Fairchild whether the 'following officials are entitled to re- jceiye these pay boosts prescribed for 'their jobs in law July 8: George E. Watson, superintend- ent of public instruction, from to a year. J. Jay Keliher, state auditor, from to a year. Edward J. Samp, director of the securities division, from to Goetz said that Watson was elect- ed in the spring of 1949 when the salary for his position was He said Watson's term should have started July 4, but that he did not, take office until after the pay boost! bill was signed into law. The others whose pay raises were questioned have been in office for some time. The legislature, however, a bill which became (created either new terms, new titles or new duties for their offices so Numbers Ring Arrests Widen Clearing House Totals Involved In Pay-off Plan Stassen Suggests State Resell Arkansas Bonds St. Paul Harold E. Stassen, former Minnesota governor, today recommended that the state of Min- nesota dispose of three or four or two million dollars million dollars of the Arkansas state 'J that they would be eligible to receive j boosts. Generally _ under Wisconsin Jaw York A three-state ip of an a year. Ben L. Marcus. motor vehicle department director, from to a year. E. C. Giessel, budget director, Irom to a year. John R. Lange, insurance com- missioner, from to a year. when the salary for a state position is changed by the, change does not become numbers racket until the person holding the figures to cheat the with more arrests pointed, he gets the new salary, today. otherwise it goes to his successor. Six men were booked here shortly By redefining the six department'after dawn, following all-night ques- heads' jobs, however, the legisla-1 tioning by District Attorney Frank S ture, in effect, created new positions Hogan and aides, m an effort to make it possible for the increases to be paid immediately. More Rain Indicated Before Hot Spell Winona continued hot and muggy today despite overcast skies and light rainfall which brought some relief from the blazing sun of Monday. Yesterday afternoon the temperature went to S7. The Monday after- noon high was exceeded by the 101 reading of July 3 but the heavy hu- midity made Monday seem much hotter. The forecast of Federal Meteorolo- gist A. D. Sanial at La Crosse in- dicated tonight would be a little cooler with a low of 65 and that lers in many states bet their'pennies, Navy Reducing Operating Force Now in Orient Tokyo U. S. Vice Admiral Russell S. Berkey said the'reilef'but' Navy is streamlining its relatively sweat out the midsummer heat Nine persons were arrested yester- day in New Jersey and Cincinnati, and two were seized here previously. Today's batch of cluding two newspaper circulation charged with con- spiracy and contriving a lottery. The cheating was done by manipu- lating the reports on the daily totals of the Cincinnati, House association. Ohio, Clearing Dennison Duble, secretary of the City Dodge Farmer Crushed By Rolling Log Minneapolis Man Electrocuted at Nearby Substation commend selling about three millioh one of the weaker states financially." or four million dollars worth and that the state hold only one million bonds it purchased recently. Asked a press conference to com- ment on the Stassen said: Arkansas bond deal, "The Arkansas deal is unfortun- ate. I am very sorry it happened. It puts too many trust1 funds in one Arkansas, basket. "I think the best thing to do now is for the investment, board to sell a .good, portion of the bonds. I re- state bonds. (The state purchased worth of them.) "If the state can sell at the price it paid, it would demonstrate that the state has not been hurt. If it cannot get the price it paid, it would He added that Arkansas once de- faulted to payment of its bonds. Lawson Denies Foster's Story By Jack Mackay St. Paul George W. Law- loss now. "We must definitely stop this kind of policy with our Investment Stassen said that Arkansas "is Strain of Long Session Shown in Senate Debate By Don Whitehead short-tempered, irritable Senate waded deeper today into a bitter dispute over the foreign aid program. The strain of the long session was beginning to show in the debate which centered on money for the second year of the European recovery program. Senators snapped at each other angrily late yesterday over an jssue association, was had reported to have the figuresjf that few had thought would cause major issues were yet for a year and a half so that come- players' normal chance of j The Senate voted _to keep winning would be reduced mously. The Cincinnati bank clearing fig- ures were a factor in determining the winning numbers on which suck- Wednesday would be warm with high of 86 and with local rain the afternoon. A low of 72 degrees was reached duripg the night but the mercury started climbing early despite a rainfall which totaled .16 of an inch early this morning. At a. m. it was up to 744 and at had climbed to 78. At noon it was 85. For outside workers a cooling from fee west ferought inside continued to small force In the Orient and alter- ing the area in which it will oper- ate. The admiral said the streamlin- ing likely will mean some reduc- wave. In Minnesota New Ulm likewise reported a high of 97 Monday while Rochester had 94. Heavy rains fell in some sections r itnvint, U...-I.U ni- njkci.v will instill auiiic ACUUI-- This alternate proposal, just tak-jtion in the number of vessels the of Minnesota last night ing shape, represented the first Navy now has in these waters. The i Heaviest in a coverjNew Ulm. More than an inch also that stirred a storm of L bordered by w-measured to and Camp- cism from both Democrats and Re publicans. The criticism was heav- ier in volume than the approval uam, Australia, anese waters. Berkey, now commanding India and witn -91 at Morris, .90 at De- India and Jap gf, Worthingtollt .79 the Mr. Truman's plan got from far East force here, soon ministration supporters when he (will relieve Vice Admiral Oscar formally submitted it yesterday. j Badger, commander of the Navy's In submitting the proposal, Pres- j Western Pacific force, ident Truman told Congress he was j Badger's force will be redesigna- coverins only "the most pressing ted on August 1 as the seventh covering needs for military aid.' But Senator Dulles told a report- er the arms program has ready in about the same at International Falls and .65 at Alexandria. Grand Marais was coolest with a high of 69. Most of Wisconsin sweltered again today. Only the Superior area in the bCU Vil Viik. uw T _ task fleet and Berkey will assume northwestern part of the state es- command about August 8. He will caped yesterday s hot weather. The been be relieved here by Vice Admiral'daytime high in that formj Charles Turner Joy, who has been in which it was submitted, for sixjin command of the Navy's proving months or more. i ground at Dahlgren, Va. Senator Taft of Ohio, chairman] of his party's policy blasted the President's proposal one that would have "substantially abdicate all func- (Jn Allergy tions relating to foreign policy." Too Much, Too Soon Denied Senator Wherry of Nebraska, the GOP. floor leadsr, took the same dim view. He said the President seeking dictatorial powers. Senator Ferguson (R-Mich.) an- nounced he will offer an amend- ment to the arms bill to ban the giving away to other nations of atomic bomb know-how. As submitted, the arms bill pro- vides that nothing in it supersedes the present atomic energy act. But Ferguson said there is a question that the act bars the international exchange of atomic secrets, as well as bombs. Los Angeles Here's a new husband. "Every time I was near him I would break out in a rash from head to Mrs. Joyce Holdridge, 27, told the court yesterday, in seek- ing a divorce. "Physicians and psychiatrists finally told me I would have to leave him." Mrs. Holdridge added the rash doesn't bother her now, as she lives here and her Nolan H. Holdridge, 26, in San Francisco. But Superior Judge Ray Brock- man denied a decree, ruling that an allergy doesn't constitute grounds for divorce. i 78 degrees which dropped to 67 at night. The hottest spot in the state yes- terday was 95 at Prairie du Chien, Blair and Menomonie, all in the southwestern district. Other highs were 94 at Ellsworth, 93 at Water- town and La Crosse, 92 at Green Bay and Lancaster, 91 at Janesville and Lake Geneva, 90 at Land O' Lakes and Wausau. Scattered showers fell in the northern portion last night with .54 of an inch of rain at Park Falls, .38 at Superior, .25 at Ellsworth, Blair 22, Menomonie .12, La Crosse and Land O1 Lakes .05. The humidity was highest along the Lake Michigan shoreline. It ranged from 88 to 92 per cent in Milwaukee during the night. Thundershowers occurred in parts rain also fell- in southern Florida, and Washington and Oregon. dimes and dollars. One of the prisoners, Anthony Strollo, alias Tony Bender, was des- cribed by New York County Attor- ney Frank S. Hogan as "one of the top underworld figures in the East." Seven Arrested in Raid Seven persons were arrested Newark, N. J., after New York and New Jersey officers raided the al- congressional "watchdog" com- mittee checking on recovery spend- j ing. But not before Majority Leader j Lucas of Illinois stirred up a wordy scrap by have the funds cut to On top of this Senator Ellender and his colleagues buzz- Ing over his report that the Mar- shall plan is threatened with failure because oi a reported feeling that American policy in Europe is dom- inated by Great Britain. Ellender is just back from a trip to Italy, where he attended a World Health Congress. in told friends his trip convinced I him Europe can't recover unless leged headquarters of the racket] in a fashionable home _ Three of the Newark prisoners) Q) Germany is pulled back to re- were held in bail of (2) Europe produces goods One of them is the occupant of prices the people can afford to raided house, Daniel Zwillman, (3) And currencies are made cousin of Abner Zwill- man, a prominent prohibition era figure in the Newark area. A numbers player selects a se- quence of any three as 237 or 999 and put his bet on that convertible from one European country to another. Senate leaders had stubborn op- position in their fight to eliminate amendments tagged onto the for- eign aid bill by the Senate appro- for the day. With the odds committee 1, the payoff was only 640-to-l. Senator Lucas said he was confl- Federal Forecast Winona and and a little cooler tonight, low 65. Wed- nesday partly cloudy with rising temperatures and local afternoon showers. High 86. LOCAL WEATHER 'Official observations for the 24 tiours- ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 97; mmimum, of Wisconsin and Minnesota and noon, .85; precipitation, .16; sun sets south to the Texas Panhandle. Light tonight at sun rises tomorrow at Additional weather on page 11. amendments will remain. They would: (1) Require the Economic operation administration and Co- the The raided ring's winning numberfdent they would be knocked out. ..as made up this way, in Chairman McKellar (D.- The second and third digits of the appropriations com- the noon Wall Street bond figures jmittee was just as positive the and the second digit of the Cin- cinnati Clearing House _ daily total. St. Paul Resident Killed in Kailyards Willmar, >Dnn., man tent- atively identified as Victor J. Kol- is of 504 Rice street, St. Paul, was killed during a rainstorm last night when he was run over by a boxcar in the railroad yards here. WEATHER Army to use up to about 000 in aid funds to purchase sur- plus farm commodities. The money could bs used for no other purpose. (2) Earmark of EGA funds for loans to Spain. (3) Cut off the ECA's authorization for the last quarter of the year ended July 1. (4) Require ECA Chief Paul Hoff- man to try to halt the dismantling and destruction of certain industrial plants in Germany. (5) Deny aid funds, to nations which violate treaties with the United States. This one is aimed at France because of alleged discrim- ination against American business- men in French Morocco. Spanish Munitions Blast Kills 18 Toledo, Spain An explo- sion in an army munitions dump last midnight killed at least 18 per- sons and injured 27. Council Denies Australian Bank Nationalization London The king's privy council ruled today that the Aus- tralian government could not na- tionalize that country's private banks. The council, highest judicial body in the British commonwealth, threw out the Australian govern- investment, today emphatically Died statements of Charles Foster, board secretary, in connection with the purchase of Arkansas state bonds. Lawson informed Governor Youngdahl by letter today that he was not one of three members who voted on June 8 to omit from the board minutes a resolution com- mitting the state to buy Arkansas bonds, and further that he did not vote to rescind the resolu- tion. This is in direct Lawson contradiction to statements by Fos- ter to Governor Youngdahl at a meeting of the board July 19, that he acted on orders of the board. The governor was out of the city June 8 and Attorney General Burnquist: was ill. Without these two officials! and Lawson, the five member board lacked a majority to act. Foster had testified that State Auditor Stafford King, State Treas- urer Julius A. Schmahl and Lawson had authorized him to remove the resolution. Governor Youngdahl' charged that Foster tampered with and falsified the records. Youngdahl Asks Discharge Youngdahl asked the state execu- tive council to discharge Foster on the basis of his actions in the Ar- kansas bond purchase, but the four other members remained silent and ment's appeal from its own high I refused to act on'the governor's court's ruling that nationalization of Australian banks was unconsti- tutional. Australia passed a banking act in 1947 which would have taken over the country's private banks. It was fought right through to the privy council by 11 private banks and three Australian toria, South Australia, and West- ern Australia. Lord Samuel Porter, giving thej council's decision, said: Two men were dead today as the result of accidents in the Winona area. They are: James C. Nevins, 50, Minnea- polis, a Northern States Power Company employe who was electrocuted shortly before a. m., while he was conduct- ing line tests at the company's sub-station near Bluff Sidingr, WIs. John Losinskl, a. 28-year-old Dodge, Wis., farmer who was crushed by loj while watch- ing timber cut on his farm about three miles south of Dodge. A member of a three-man crew sent here from Minneapolis to test voltages at the N. S. P. C. sub- station at Bluff Siding, Nevins was preparing equipment for the test when he was killed by a volt charge this morning. According to George Nolan an- other member of the testing crew, this is what happened: The three men left Minneapolis I in a company truck yesterday but 'arrived here too late to begin their tests last night. Main Power Cut Off Main power to the sub-station from the north had been cut off for some time while .linemen were repairing power lines in the Foun- tain City area but a constant volt- age from the south is maintained on a coupling capacitor at the sta- tion. The line-to-line voltage or. the capacitor is maintained at volts and from line-to-ground, 000 volts. The capacitor was installed only two weeks ago and will be used for a company communications trans- mission network to provide commu- nications facilities for crews work- ing on power lines. Nolan stated that a third member of the crew, Stanley Lampman, also of Minneapolis, had left the sub- station and walked across the road to a nearby filling station when the accident occurred. After testing equipment had been arranged on a ledge at the sub- eludes four" of the investment boardjstation, Nevins climbed a ladder to members (excepting Lawson) and remove a glass insulator from one demand. The executive council, for which Foster also is secretary, in- Secretary of State Mike Holm. King has defended the. purchase, asserting it was "proper, legal, and a good buy." He charged the gov- ernor's action as "political and vin- of the line connections to be tested. After removing the cap, he ap- parently came in contact with the nearby coupling capacitor and caused the charge to be dictive." The governor replied thatlgrounded through himself "the record speaks for itself." Knocked From Ladder Lawson, a member of the board of I The force of the charge threw regents of the University of Minne-ihim from the ladder to the ground, ,sota and secretary of the Minnesota about ten feet below and he struck "Your lordships will humbly ad- Federati0n of Labor, acknowledged the concrete base of the substation. vise his majesty that these appeals he voted for purchase on His clothes were burned from his should be dismissed. They will give June 8 at a meeting in the office of body by the charge and parts of the their reasons at a later date. TheiTreasm.er gchmahl, but he took ex- metal on the capacitor were melted, time will be indicated to the to Foster's testimony on the Nolan sought to revive Nevins by ties. In the matter of costs that other tats_ (Continued on Page 11, Column 4.) can be discussed at a time to be arranged after, the' parties have been able to see the reasons." Missing Superior Railroader Sought Duluth Head of the lakes authorities have been asked to join in the search for a missing man who may be an amnesia victim. Andrew W. Robertson, 48, a rail- road worker, has not been seen since July 13 when he was dis- charged from a Superior 'hospital following treatment for injuries suffered in an accident, his second in a three-day period. On July 8, the missing man was hurt when thrown against a cash box on a bus. Three days later he received head injuries when he fell from a boxcar in Superior while working. He hasn't been seen since he was discharged from the hospital two days later. Head-injuries suffered in the last accident lead his family to believe he may have amnesia. other points. "No action was taken by the board as to rescinding the motion whereby the purchase of the bonds of the state of Arkansas was Lawson wrote the governor, "nor was I notified of any'further meeting of the board previous to June 18 when I left the state on my vacation and from which I did not return until July 2. Approval Denied I therefore definitely state that I have no knowledge of any key action of the board in rescinding the mo- tion to purchase the Arkansas bonds or of omitting reference to chase In the minutes of the meeting of the board of June 8." Lawson said that "there was noth- ing unusual in the purchase of other state bonds. It had been done dur- ing my term as a member of board several times." Up until the board meeting July 19 called. by the governor, King, Schmahl, Burnquist and Foster had denied that the state was committed to purchase the bonds. However, the following Arkansas j state bonds were delivered to state. John Losinski ;
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Merck Increases Stock Repurchase Program by $5 Billion
Merck & Co., the second-largest U.S. drugmaker, increased a share repurchase program by $5 billion, raising the total amount of stock that can be bought back to $6.4 billion.
Merck, based in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey, announced the new buyback program in a statement today. The drugmaker drew $10.8 billion in cash from operating activities last year, according to a regulatory filing. The company, which pays a quarterly dividend of 38 cents a share, earlier this month agreed to split sales for the arthritis drug Remicade with Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), ending a dispute that helped drive Merck's stock down over the last year.
"We do find it encouraging," Les Funtleyder, a fund manager and health strategist with Miller Tabak & Co. in New York, which holds Merck shares, said of the repurchase program in an e-mail today. "Now that Merck has resolved its case with J&J, it probably feels it has the visibility to deploy its capital."
Merck rose 57 cents, or 1.6 percent, to $35.63 at 4 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. The shares are down 1.1 percent this year.
Also today, Merck won a U.S. panel's backing to sell its experimental hepatitis C drug. The medicine, boceprevir, is effective and safe enough to support approval, outside advisers to the Food and Drug Administration said today in an 18-0 vote in Silver Spring, Maryland.
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One artist...one decade...one hundred million albums sold! Garth Brooks remains the biggest Country artist of all-time. He harnessed the Country and Pop influences of has past and created a new kind of Country that appealed to different generations of fans and crossed over into the Pop market like no other artist before him. Garth Brooks changed the rules based on his talent alone. He became a worldwide superstar while remaining true to his humble roots, which added to his appeal. This is his 1995 album and features ''Cowboys And Angels'', ''The Fever'' and ''She''s Every Woman''. Pearl.
Fresh Horses was intended to creatively rejuvenate Brooks's career; it wound up as his biggest commercial disappointment, with sales of "only" four million. Brooks blamed his record label, but too many of the songs simply weren't as good as those on No Fences and Ropin' the Wind. The traditional country element is almost completely replaced here by uptempo rockers and folk-pop ballads. With its martial drums and droning bagpipes, "Ireland" sounds a lot closer to U2 than George Strait, and not as good as either. "The Fever" grafts rodeo lyrics onto Aerosmith's hard-rock original, while "The Beaches of Cheyenne" is a rewrite of Bob Seger's "Against the Wind" as a cowboy soap opera. "Midnight Cinderella" comes off as playfully lascivious, but "She's Every Woman" features a lyric so cloying that it'd make Dan Fogelberg blush. --Rick Mitchell


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Egypt is mourning the loss of acclaimed film actor Ahmed Zaki, 55, who died of cancer on Sunday.
Zaki broke colour barriers in Egyptian films, becoming the first dark-skinned actor to take leading roles in Cairo's thriving cinema industry.
He played two Egyptian presidents on film, Gamal Abdul Nasser and Anwar Sadat, whose widow Jihan (left) attended the first screening in Cairo.
Zaki's portrayal of Sadat was seen by critics as a landmark for Arab cinema.
Born into a poor family in rural Zagazig in the Nile Delta, he rose to become one of the top stars of Egyptian cinema.
Zaki was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2004. Fans followed headlines about the ups and downs of his treatment closely.
In one of his last appearances in January, a tearful Zaki told fans: "I've been fighting a ferocious battle for a year against a damned illness, but you were with me. I love you and thank you very much."
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