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Date of Stay: July, 2015
Mostly seasonals at this campground. Some friendly, most not. Staff is helpful and friendly. Sites are gravel and dusty. Our site was littered with cigarette butts. Our fire pit was right on the road and there is no privacy between sites. Very expensive for what you get. Almost all activities are an additional cost. If you like NASCAR, tattoos and all day drinking you may enjoy this place. If you like privacy, peace and quiet, and relaxed camping you probably won't.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
This is a very quiet park. Sites were spacious, but not much privacy. Staff/owners were extremely friendly and helpful. Park consists of mostly older people, not many kids at all. I only saw 4 kids all weekend and 2 of them were mine. While there were not many kids, the owners and staff seemed to really enjoy having kids in the park and put a lot of effort into making sure the kids had a good time. They had Christmas in July while we were here, all the kids got some gifts from 'Bucky' the reindeer and did crafts and played bingo. They have a small playground, a mini-golf course (free), paddle boats (rental), a small swimming area in the pond, fishing in the pond, some hiking trails in the woods and plenty of room for the kids to ride their bikes. Camp store had basics plus ice cream bars and slushees. Seasonals seemed friendly. Great place to relax for a quiet weekend.
Date of Stay: May, 2011
We stayed here over Memorial Day weekend. The park was pretty nice. Staff was friendly and fairly helpful. My wife used the showers and said they were cold and no-so-clean, men's room looked fairly clean. There wasn't a lot for kids to do (I didn't see a playground anywhere) so they rode their bikes a lot. Our site was pretty narrow with a lot of branches and brush hanging into the site. There was a small brook behind our site so the bugs were out in FULL force. (Don't forget to bring LOTS of bug spray.) The firewood I bought at the office was wet so I ended up burning the abundance of dead branches and brush I found on our site. Our site was missing the picnic table and when I asked at the office about it, I was told that their supplier shorted them. He said he'd try to find one for me but one never showed up (even though I saw several sites with more than one table) so I had to use my grill on my tailgate. This park is about 15 minutes from a 'T' station if you want to go to Boston. No enforcement of parking/driving rules(multiple cars on sites clogging the roads, people speeding and going the wrong way around one-way loops). I was surprised that it was very quiet in the evenings for a holiday weekend in a full park. With a little bit of cleaning and some site maintenance this could be a great park.
Date of Stay: August, 2010
This is a decent CT state park campground. The site was spacious and wooded with pretty good privacy. It had a large stone fire ring and a picnic table. The bathrooms were usable but could use a thorough cleaning and fresh paint. Also, the bathrooms had no soap and the sinks were cold water only. The dump station is positioned on top of a hill behind the dumpsters and the road is sloped AWAY from the dump pit, so make sure to bring some boards to raise the low side. There is a small playground and there are two small pools, one that goes to 7 feet deep and a 3-foot deep kiddie pool. The sign on the fence said "Pool Hours 10-4", we got in the kiddie pool at 2:30 (the big pool was closed and had a cover on it???) and were informed that the pool would be closing at 3:00. I told him that the sign said 4:00, he said on Sundays it closes at 3:00. ??? The campground is bordered by a river that didn't look very inviting for swimming or fishing, but there was a nice foot path that followed the river. This campground has great potential. If you walk around the outskirts of the campground, you can see a lot of sites that still have the water spigots, electrical boxes and fire rings(some even have concrete pads)that were never renovated, so the are just sitting there overgrown and unused. My biggest complaints with this campground are #1: Radio noise, all types of music can be heard from other sites from 8 AM until well past midnight. Which leads to #2: Lack of any type of rule enforcement by the staff (a group of high school/college aged kids). Only 6 people per site? Yeah right; the site next to us had 4 tents and an EZ-UP with 8-10 people on it. Quiet hours? Yeah right; it's a radio free-for-all any time of day. Not sure if we will return.
Date of Stay: May, 2010
This ACOE campground is very clean and very quiet. It is a small campground with 11 W/E sites, 11 sites with no hook-ups and 2 lean-to sites. Sites are mostly dirt with lots of small rocks and acorns. Sites are spacious and private. Nice hiking trails connected to the campground. Small playground has modern equipment. Bathrooms were always clean and showers were free. Staff/hosts were very friendly and helpful. Campground is patrolled often throughout the day and night. We will definitely be going back.
Date of Stay: April, 2010
We stayed here on opening weekend. It is a quiet family campground. We were escorted to our site. Site was spacious, grassy and had large pine trees. No shrubs or small trees to speak of for privacy between sites. We were the only transient campers in the campground, everyone else was seasonal, so we felt a little out of place. The staff was very friendly. A handful of seasonals waved or said hello. Everyone had golf carts and used them a lot. We had a good time. Our kids rode bikes, played on the playground, played in the game room and went fishing in the pond. The bathrooms and showers were clean, the camp store was well stocked. We might give this campground another try, but definitely later in the season when other 'weekenders' are there.
Date of Stay: October, 2009
We stayed here over Columbus Day weekend. The campground was very clean and very quiet. We stayed in site #88 which was very spacious. Site was gravel and fairly level. There is a swimming pond, a fishing pond and a small playground. The kids kept busy riding bikes, fishing (plenty of sunfish) and playing in the woods and on the rocks in our site. The sites by the fishing pond are more open, while the area where we were is wooded. Bathrooms are dated but clean. Showers were free. Staff was friendly and helpful. Staff patrols at night. There is no camp store to speak of. No out-of-state firewood allowed. The website lists a game room, but I didn't see one. I didn't ask about it either, the kids were having plenty of fun without it. We will definitely go back.
Date of Stay: October, 2008
A small, quiet campground on the Natchaug River. We had a full hook-up pull through site that was pretty level and spacious. This area of the campground is not very private but the other 5 pull through spots were empty so it wasn't a problem. River sites are nice but only have water and electric. Seasonal campers were friendly except for one woman who was being very mean to her young grandchildren and was screaming some very nasty names at them. Playground equipment is outdated. The lodge has 4 video games (2 were out of order), fuseball table and pool table. Very limited planned activities. Good campground for a long weekend but I think the kids would get bored quickly if we stayed any longer. The seasonal kids appeared to be bored and took to jumping on picnic tables, in empty sites, trying to flip them over.
Date of Stay: August, 2008
This park was just too big for our tastes. Campers were jammed in everywhere. Campground traffic was non-stop until around midnight. We were camped next to a site that had 3 tents, a screen house, 3 dogs and 6 people, or as my wife called it,'the refugee camp'. The dogs would bark when anyone passed their site which was about every 30 seconds, there was trash and food scraps and dirty dishes all over their picnic table(we ended up with ants in our camper). I kept having to chase off a stray cat that kept trying to bring us a dead chipmunk as a 'welcome' present. Dumpsters were full on Saturday night and were pretty ripe by Sunday night. Drunk, noisy neighbors across the street, snobby seasonals all over the place. Constant road noise from Rte. 6. The only good things about this place were a decent playground with fairly new equipment, clean bathrooms and the access to the Cape Cod Canal trail. Other than that, I think we will pass on a return visit.
Date of Stay: July, 2008
Family campground is part of a Lutheran conference center/summer camp/day camp. This is a very family oriented campground. Campground was very clean and quiet, located on Lake Ossipee with a nice beach for the use of the family campground(summer/day camp has own separate beach area). Although this is a Lutheran run campground, there is no expectation or pressure to attend any religious activities. Activities included movie night, ice cream social and tye-dye t-shirt making. Bathrooms and showers were extremely clean at all times. Staff was very polite and friendly. You can also have meals at the conference center if you wish. Good food at very reasonable prices. We will definitely return.
Date of Stay: May, 2008
Very quiet and clean park. No activities but there is a playground(plenty to keep our 4 & 6 year old happy), basketball court and tennis court. Park is within minutes of state beaches and ferry to block island. Restaurants and shopping nearby. I personally did not use the restrooms, but my wife and children did and I didn't hear any complaints. We will definitely be going back again.


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The site of New Zealand's first missionary's station and its first classroom have been discovered by archaeologists after two years of research and fieldwork.
Artefacts from the Hohi Mission Station at Kerikeri have uncovered details about the daily lives of the first permanent European settlers, researchers said. University of Otago Anthropology and Archaeology Associate Professor Ian Smith and Archaeology Honourary Research Fellow Dr Angela Middleton led the excavation team.
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My buddy propelled me to the line and one of his colleagues cut it free from the
anchor. If he'd not acted quickly, the line would have snapped and we'd have been
parted from out boat in a violent storm.
We'd escaped that awful fate but were far from safe . The boat was dragging its
anchor and was in danger of running up onto the reef. The anchor caught before that
happened. We reached the boat and clambered on board, only to find that the skipper
was missing.
He'd left in a dinghy, with his thirteen-year-old son, to put out a second anchor. I
saw them in the beam of a powerful flashlight. They had successfully laid the anchor
and were coming back. As I watched, the dinghy's motor began to splutter. I heard it
stop and saw the small craft caught in the current. The thirteen-year-old struggled to
get the motor going but without success.
We now faced the prospect of losing the skipper and his son. I snatched a buoy
from the deck, swung in on the end of its line and hurled it at the dinghy. I'm a
hopeless shot but it reached its goal. I still retain a vivid mental image of it hitting the
boy in the chest and landing at his feet. He grabbed the line and we pulled them to
safety. After that, the trip was uneventful.
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I've not often been spooked by marine animals but I must admit to a few
occasions when that happened. One was on a dive trip to Myrmidon Reef.
Myrmidon is one of the most spectacular dive spots on the Great Barrier Reef. It is
perched on the edge of the continental shelf where the up-welling, nutrient-rich waters
support an amazing variety of marine life.
The water is crystal clear. Sometimes you can see well over a hundred metres. If
that doesn't impress you, jump in at one end of a fifty-metre swimming pool and take a
look at the other end.
One day we arrived at Myrmidon and anchored in the lagoon. The tide was about to
turn and we separated into groups for our first dive. I took my group to a spot where
you can peer down into the depths far below. I chose a slender coral pinnacle as an
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I love my cakes ....they are my little(and sometimes large!!!)creations. Most of all I love to nurture the ideas of people who come to me requesting a cake for there family.
Always learning and looking for inspiration ...even after completing my pastry chef apprenticeship 22 years ago at a cafe/patisserie in coogee Sydney .
My main aim with my cake creating is to try and tell a story and create a feeling,to touch the recipient of the cake by the over all look and feel(and taste!)
Every cake that I see inspires me in some way .....so,thank you all .
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Sep 10, 2013 - The Associated PressCHEYENNE -- A panel of state lawmakers has recommended more than doubling the funding for a state program that subsidizes air service to Wyoming communities.
The Legislature's Air Transportation Liaison Committee voted recently to recommend the state increase its funding for the Airline Service Enhancement fund from $1.5 million to $4 million a year.
The program provides revenue guarantees and other assistance to airlines. The state has given out about $21 million in grants through the program since 2004.
Airlines flying out of Jackson, Gillette, Rock Springs and Cody are covered by the program.
Lawmakers and others says more state funding is needed to sustain the program over the long term and to expand it to new communities.
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by Travis Goodspeed <travis at radiantmachines.com>
Last week, at Black Hat Briefings, I presented a short paper entitled Extracting Keys from Second Generation Zigbee Chips. Though brief, the paper is vitally important reading for anyone shipping a product with chips from Chipcon and Ember. The paper includes a method by which keys may be extracted from these chips, as well as a software method for defending Chipcon devices against the attack. All EM2xx chips are vulnerable, as are all of the 8051-based Chipcon radios, such as the CC2530. This is not the same as my attack against first generation, discrete radios.
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Enjoyed both your blogs, and you are indeed the champion tent survivors!
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The annex next door blew down a poor couple from St Ives arrived just before the storm hit had just finished setting up & the wind totally destroyed their tent so they drove home straight away
While I was sitting outside eating my cereal I spotted a couple of dolphins swimming out the front of our camp. I ran for the camera and captured some photos in the distance. They must of been feeding as they only surfaced very briefly, but they hung around for a couple of hours.
Before we knew it the storm has come back again and it pelted down. The poor kangaroos sheltered under some trees beside us and one cheeky kangaroo even joined us under the pagola which was now starting to flood. Not what I call happy camping. Finally when the rain eased we decided to head up to the local restaurant to get out of the weather. Lunch was delicious, I had freshly caught Flathead, fries and salad & Bella had wedges. During lunch we made an executive decision when watching angry dark clouds heading across us again to get some dry accommodation. We scored a lovely small pool side Villa for an extra $60 for the night money well spent for a hot shower, kettle for a long overdue coffee and PowerPoint's to charge our appliances we couldn't charge in the rain.
We quickly packed up as fast as possible before the next downpour hit
A solid roof over our heads is bliss we both soaked the days mud and rain away under a hot shower, oh heaven. We spent the remaining hours reading, uploading photos & relaxing. Tea was boring Nachos and I think it will be an early night. No Internet and phone coverage certainly forces you to enjoy nature even if it's not what you had in mind. It will be sad to say goodbye tomorrow to those 100s of adorable Kangaroos but we will be well rested after tonight's comfortable Villa.


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Have you considered a Makarov or a FEG? 9mm Makarov is a decent round, and both are dependable. Easy to shoot, too. Neither weighs a ton, either.
Maks are always popular with the same guys who think Mosin-Nagants are the apotheosis of rifle design.
After a lot of research, the one I bought and tested for my wife...
Bersa Thunder .380...a review: http://www.gunblast.com/Bersa_Thunder380.htm
Your Raven .25 has a fair market value of about $10. Seriously.
HOWEVER, here's a tip: Be on the lookout for one of those foolish "gun buyback" deals, where the city council gives you $100 worth of taxpayer money (sometimes coupons for merchandise) to get your gun "off the street." It's a way to get rid of a useless piece of trash pistol and replace it with a nice toaster oven or DVD player. However, if you get cash, you must promise to use it to buy practice ammo for the Bersa .380.
The Mrs. might like to check this web site. It deals with a womans aproach and concerns.
As for the sights, I can't speak for the ones you have seen. Mine are right on. If not, new ones are easy enough to find. I'd choose my FEG over a Bersa (and I like Bersas).
The "reason" the Mak was popular had nothing to do any ergonomic excellence of the gun - with small sights and grungy trigger - but simply the fact that it was (more or less) an Eastern Bloc design, and the commies always used their own designs.
The only really good pistol design the commies ever came up with was the CZ75, and that was basically just mix of the Western Browning P35 and the SIG P210 designs with a DA trigger tacked on.Can you find Gold Dots, Golden Sabers, Hydra-Shoks, etc. at the local gun shop? I've never seen 'em in my local shop, but maybe I just wasn't looking hard enough. Or is it just dirty, non-premium Fiocchi, S&B, and surplus, along with maybe an expensive exotic of questionable reliability?ammo has never been a problem to find.See above about Europeans knowing Jack about gunfighting. The poor British soldiers here in Afghanistan are stuck with the the SA80 bullpup rifle. It's a total POS, which all of them will tell you if asked. Just because some foreign country issues a gun doesn't make it any good.They used to be the standard Hungarian military and police sidearm.Well-regulated or not, the sights are small and narrow, and thus difficult to pick up at speed. I'm not talking about casual range shooting or plinking, I mean defensive-style shooting against a shot timer: under 1.2 seconds to draw and fire, and sub-.20 second splits. The herky-jerky 20-pound DA trigger also doesn't exactly help in the speed department, either. Your definition of "speed" may differ from my own, however.As for the sights, I can't speak for the ones you have seen. Mine are right on.
Maks strike me about like AKs - reliable, but otherwise sort of crude, unrefined, and not designed to be easy to shoot well.
As for ammo:
Wide variety, and I have a local gun store that stocks Cor-Bon for me. The trigger is an easy fix, too. I think the Wolf spring kit was $17 from Makarov.com.
I didn't bother with new sights. I've used a lot worse in the last 40 years. They're no worse than the sights on a 1911 G.I. - Perhaps that's why they work for me.
As I said, it makes a nice truck gun. I usually carry a Cougar or M&P, but those are full sized. In the end, to each his own. A lot of folks love their Glocks. I can't stand them, and if someone gave me a Glock I'd trade it. I hate the way it feels. Does that mean I think it's a bad gun? Nope, just not for me. Looks like you feel the same way about Maks. Fair enough.
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Beretta Tomcat .32auto. I was suprised how nice it felt in the hand. The Keltec that I shot was a pain the hand.


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-1 cup whole wheat flour
-1 cup all purpose flour
-1 teaspoon baking powder
-1 teaspoon baking soda
-1 teaspoon cinnamon
-1/4 cup butter, melted
-1/2 cup white sugar
-1/2 cup packed brown sugar
-1 large egg
-1 cup plain whole fat yogurt
-2 large apples, peeled and cut into little cubes
-1/4 cup brown sugar to top
1. Preheat the oven to 450˚F (232°C)
2. Line a muffin pan with baking cups
3. Mix flours, baking powder, baking soda, and cinnamon together in a medium bowl, and set aside.
4. In a large bowl, cream together the butter, white sugar, and 1/4 cup brown sugar. Add the egg and mix well. Add the yogurt, and mix until fully combined. Stir in the flour mixture until fully incorporated. Fold in the apple chunks.
5. Divide the batter into the muffin cups, sprinkling brown sugar on top. Bake for 10 minutes, turn the heat down to 400°F(204°C) then bake for an additional 5-10 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean. Let cool for 5 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
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In the wake of the Maine incident, Congress hurriedly appropriated $50 million to prepare the nation for war. "Big navy" supporters, including the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Theodore Roosevelt, ( hotelslines.com ) appropriated the lion's share of the money. Next, President McKinley insisted that Spain agree to a cease-fire with the Cuban rebels and negotiate a permanent settlement with them. After a slight delay, Spain agreed to the American demands. Two days later, McKinley asked Congress for authority to use military force to end the Cuban conflict. Essentially, this was a declaration of war.
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I remember seeing policeman riding around on motorcycles with an Uzi on their backs in cocked position. Being in the military Alon and I were familiar with the safety kinks of the Uzi, in Israel this would have been a flagrant weapons safety violation (an Uzi is very volatile, it might go off if it simply falls, which as I understand happens on motorcycles).
The hotel we stayed at, like most hotels we stayed at, was the sort where people rent rooms by the hour. We made friends with the owner, who explained that in Chile it's sometimes difficult for married couples to get some privacy since large families live together, so they come to his place. Asking about the couples coming through the back door we just got a wink and a smile.
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Democrats Upgrade Blind Rabbi, Alabama Congressional Races
Buoyed by their cash advantage, national polling favoring Democratic candidates as well as local issues, congressional Democrats have upgraded several races including those of a blind rabbi in New Jersey and a 29-year-old Jewish lawyer in Alabama.
Dennis Shulman, a psychologist-turned-rabbi-turned-candidate, and Josh Segall, the founder of "Homegrown Alabama," which encourages schools to purchase food from local farmers, are among eight candidates added to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's "Red to Blue" program.
Red to Blue races represent the districts held by Republicans that the DCCC believes may be winnable.
The designation often means that the DCCC will invest its own cash in the races. But it can also a signal to outside groups and donors which races are considered priorities to put their money.
Shulman is challenging U.S. Rep. Scott Garrett, R-N.J., and Segall is challenging U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers.
"Our grassroots campaign for change has been growing so rapidly in Northern New Jersey, and we welcome the additional support," Shulman said in a statement.
Segall, in a statement, said he was "proud to have such strong national support…(that) will help us continue to get our message out."
""With less than 21 days" to make their case to voters, DCCC Chairman Chris Vam Hollen of Maryland said the Red to Blue support will provide the challengers "the financial and structural edge to be even more competitive in November."
We'll update this post with reaction from Segall as well.
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Food Bloggers Meet-Up at Pony
I have always been a food blogger fan. Every time I search for cool places to eat I go into their sites to get ideas on where to go. I also love their food shots. My friends have always encouraged me to start my very own food blog. But to tell you the truth I just didn't know where to start. Then there was my birthday. My friends decided to set it all up for me. Helena, Anna, Christine and Eileen put their heads together and came up with the design of my current blog. All I did was think of a cool name for it. A Cupcake Or Two was born. I finally had a way to share my passion for food.
I started putting up post and really enjoyed it. It was a fun way of getting out there and checking out what Sydney has to offer. Then I thought to myself, how cool would it be to meet fellow food bloggers? So I got in touch with Betty from Betty's Bites and she helped me organise a Food Blogger Meet Up. In the group there was Lorraine from Not Quite Nigella, Trisha from Sugarlaced, Trissa from Trissalicious, and ofcourse Betty & Richard from Betty's Bites.
We all met at Pony to have their Sunset Feast. 2 courses for $35.00 or 3 courses for $45.00 with wine. I must admit I was a little starstruck at first but we laughed and had really good time. I felt comfortable after the first 5 minutes.
The food came out and so did the cameras. Digital SLR's with the works. It was so cool to watch them all takes shots of food and their surroundings. I showed Trisha my little Canon Powershot G10 and she showed me a few tricks. Hopefully I get better at taking shots. I may even get myself a Digital SLR in the future.
For the entree I had the tasting plate of wood fire grilled vegetables, chorizo and skordalia. The vegetables were well grilled and the chorizo had a really nice flavour.
The mains came out shortly after. I ordered the Tasmanian salmon, salad of pickled beetroot, orange, mint and fetta. My fish was a little overcooked but the beetroot was delicious.
When I go out to dinner I always tend to share my food, hoping my friends would want to share theirs with me. I always get food envy. I was so glad when everyone started sharing. I didn't try anyones entree but I did have a little of their mains and desserts. My 2 favourites from the menu were the salad of twice cooked duck, spinach, pear, hazelnuts and the macadamia tart, salted caramel and vanilla mascarpone.


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Thesis Research Travel Grants
2016-17 Domestic Thesis Research Travel Grant:
Maximum award of $2,500 available to support thesis research outside of the applicant's area of residence.
2016-17 International Thesis Research Travel Grant:
Maximum award of $5,000 available for extended travel to conduct thesis research abroad.
Deadline: December 6, 2016, at Noon
(There is only one application deadline for 2016-17.)
- For research travel to be completed by December 31, 2017; retroactive requests will also be considered.
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SAN JOSE, California — Day two of the Apple v. Samsung patent trial produced a wealth of juicy quotations from the attorneys and judge presiding over the case. The lawyers delivered a combined three hours of opening statements, so there was ample opportunity for memorable lines. Here are some of the best.
"I want you to sit down, please." — U.S. District Judge Judge Lucy Koh to Samsung attorney John Quinn, who demanded the judge, for what seemed like the millionth time, to allow Samsung to introduce evidence about a 2006 mobile phone patent produced by the South Korean electronics maker.
"Let's take a 15-minute bio break." — Koh, urging everybody to hit the restrooms.
"As we all know, it's easier to copy than innovate." — Harold J. McElhinny, an Apple attorney, to jurors during opening remarks.
"It's not just functional. It's enjoyable, engaging and cool." — McElhinny on the iPhone.
"We want to convince you that Samsung has copied the entire design and user experience." — McElhinny on the iPhone.
"There's a distinction between commercial success and inventing something." — Charles Verhoeven, a Samsung attorney, to jurors as he displayed an exhibit of four Samsung phones, dated between 2005 and 2006, that looked similar to the iPhone. The iPhone was unveiled in 2007.
"It's not out there like some Johnny-Come-Lately and copying knockoffs." — Verhoeven on Samsung.
"Apple is marketing itself as an innovator, and the only company that actually provides this retina display is Samsung." — Verhoeven, noting that Samsung supplies ultra-high-resolution displays to Apple.
Unless the two sides can agree on an early settlement, the trial is expected to last for about a month, so there's ample opportunity for more blustery quotes. Here's our synopsis of the case.Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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Square Enix made available today the latest installment in the continuing Final Fantasy IV The After saga. The game's "Tsuki no Min" (People of the Moon) chapter, titled "Tsuioku no Aoki Hoshi" ("Reminiscence of the Blue Planet"), is available for download to iMode sets at the usual 315 yen.
This latest chapter tells the story of the people of the Moon, who, following a war, saw their home lose its orbit around the Blue Planet and set off on an endless journey. Playing a central role in the story is a man in black clothing who saved Lydia during a confrontation with a titan.
Tsuki no Min is presumably one of the final chapters in the FFIV after story. Following the distribution of the Kain chapter last month, Square Enix said that the game was approaching a conclusion.
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It's no secret that I have the mental capacity of a drunk hamster. Today was just one of those days where every single one of my five brain cells called in sick.
1.) First bad decision? Not wearing this all day. Man, I was cozy in that robe. I ended up wearing real clothes to work (you're welcome, employers), but I forgot to take a coat and I wore flats that exposed my feet to the elements. Hey, have any of y'all heard people talking about how cold it is right now? 😉
2.) I ate a cupcake. Hold on, I know what you're thinking. And no, I actually don't regret the sugar, butter, or chocolate one tiny bit. I regret the radioactive red icing. When I got home from work, there was still some on my face. One of my co-workers actually told me it was there, but I totally thought I had licked it all off after that. I guess she decided that I gave it my best effort, because she didn't tell me I didn't even get it off. This is me not thanking everyone I talked to today for telling me about it. Note to self: look in the mirror more often.
3.) I stopped my car to take this picture and then posted it on social media. Because everyone cares about the weather. I was that person and I'm kind of upset about it. Like one of my Instagram friends said, at least it wasn't a picture of the weather channel. Yes, we get it. It's cold. I feel a little bad for complaining about the "frigid" temps here when other people have like, you know, snow and ice everywhere.
4.) I took a new class at the gym today. Before you congratulate me, let me fill you in. My foot still hurts, and this was a plyometric-centered class that pretty much had me jumping around for 30 minutes. It was brutal. My friend Logan and I originally wanted to take Bodypump, but we were late. So we ended up at GRIT. Pain ensued. In all honesty, that class embarrassed me. Badly. I thought I was in decent shape, but it took about 2 minutes of HIIT to remind me that there are a million shades of fit.
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- Yorkshire Pud said...
Nice return post!
What's the software like now on PKR that you can 9 table easily? I've heard mixed things on the grapevine
- 26 October 2010 at 17:14
- Ironmonk said...
It started shit but they fixed a lot of bugs and it's not too bad now... I can 6 table but the tables are quite small, as for 9 tables - forget it!
4 tabling is better than it used to be, easier to keep up with all the action.
Once you are used to it though it's all good really.
- 26 October 2010 at 19:33
- Yorkshire Pud said...
I keep saying I'm going to stick a few quid on there just for a change of pace when my usual play isn't going my way.
Might see you on there!
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MarinaSales – September 7th, 20112011 has been an interesting year to say the least for the marina business. We were optimistic at the beginning of the year that we'd see an uptick in transactions as the world regained some sense of normalcy. MarinaSales saw an increase in buyers and quality properties coming to market but buyers were cautious and not in a hurry to complete transactions. We continue to see a tale of two markets. The Northeast remains strong with few if any bank defaults and a shortage of quality properties for sale given the volume of buyers. The Southeastern U.S. is a completely different story with numerous assets available and a growing overhang of bank owned properties. Pricing in the Southeast remains challenging with too many sellers holding onto values based on Dockominium models or headier times. In the past few months we've noticed an increasing amount of bank owned/controlled properties and attribute it to the banks finally owning up to the fact that they have a problem. We don't see this trend abating anytime soon and in fact, we think more and more properties will be taken into receivership or foreclosed on as banks accept that they can only sweep problem loans under the carpet for so long.
Our newest member of the MarinaSales team, Peter Meyer, is heading up Texas and the Gulf Coast region. Peter resides in Houston, Texas where he has had an active career in commercial real estate. With a business background and degree, he understands the current market trends, investment strategies and what to look for in making a property work for buyers and sellers. In meeting with marina owners, Peter reports that Texas and neighboring States still hold great investment potential and many owners are actively expanding their operations.
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"I couldn"t see there was anything to play because the character doesn"t speak most of the time. I thought this is just a guy who stands around for hours driving people to despair," the Telegraph quoted him as speaking at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts on Tuesday night.
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without getting too detail oriented - i think cooper makes it over sash.
No way moore replaces tuck just yet - but adds to rotation for sure.
I think we keep 6 wideouts.
Not sure ojomo would clear waivers for ps so he might be a guy we'd have to keep on the roster if he has another good preseason.
It would be shocking if jenkins got cut - be surprised but not totally shocked if austin gets cut. I think if patterson is healthy he is a nice run stopper - obviously hankins is a younger version but i think he could help - log jam at DT may actually push Kuhn out too - younger but im not sure he's nearly as talented and with hankins being the newest prospect i think kuhn and austin are in trouble.
I would drop Cordle and add another DT.
Think Tweedy makes team over Sash, but may take only 5 CBs and take both.
Ojomo may make it over Tracy.
Cooper will be on the 53....
What does Perry Fewell have to work with? none of those players we drafted will be starting this year. We're going in to the season with the same defense minus a few guys.
Alright, I'll play. This is of course barring injuries (which sadly seem to be inevitable in training camp and pre-season).
QB (2): Eli Manning, Ryan Nassib
With roster spots at a premium, I don't see 3 QBs making the roster. In all reality, the season is done if Eli goes down whether the backup is Carr or Nassib. This is true for any team with a superstar QB. Nassib is kept on to develop. Carr or another veteran could be signed off the street in mid-season if the unthinkable were to happen.
RB (4): David Wilson, Andre Brown, Ryan Torain, Da'Rel Scott
Wilson and Brown are obviously the top two options out of the backfield - and I will bring Torain back into a fold as a veteran presence. That leaves Scott and Michael Cox to compete for the 4th spot, and early on I'm inclined to go with Scott since he can help on special teams and Cox is eligible for the practice squad.
FB (1): Henry Hynoski
This is obvious. Hynoski rules.
WR (6): Hakeem Nicks, Victor Cruz, Rueben Randle, Louis Murphy, Jerrel Jernigan, Kris Adams
The first five figure to be locks, even Jernigan. I don't think the Giants are willing to give up on him yet, and with Wilson now being the starting RB I think Jernigan will get the first crack at being the primary kick returner. I do think there will be 6 WR's and I admittedly don't know much about any of them, so I'll just go with Adams for now as he's got some limited regular season exposure.
TE (3): Brandon Myers, Bear Pascoe, Adrien Robinson
No surprises here. I'd be interested to see if they actually activate Robinson this year and give him a chance to work his way into the passing game.
OL (9): Will Beatty, Kevin Boothe, David Baas, Chris Snee, David Diehl, Justin Pugh, Jim Cordle, James Brewer, Brandon Mosley
The first four are locked in to starting jobs. Although most people on here want him gone, I don't see Diehl being released at this point. Barring somebody else really stepping it up in camp I believe Diehl will be the starting RT again. Pugh will obviously make the team, and Cordle is the primary backup at G and C. I don't think they are ready to give up on Brewer. Mosley was a 4th round pick and didn't get a chance to play last year, so I think they'll give him a chance and have him get his work in all along the line during camp. Eric Herman goes to the practice squad.
DE (4): Justin Tuck, Jason Pierre-Paul, Mathias Kiwanuka, Damontre Moore
The first four will be there without question, but unfortunately based on the numbers and needs of other positions I think that might be all they have room for. I do think those four could be an excellent rotation, though. Maybe Adrian Tracy should go back to LB in pre-season? It would help his chances. Adewale Ojomo can hopefully be snuck onto the practice squad - he would be eligible despite being on the 53 all of last year since he was only active for one game.
DT (5): Linval Joseph, Cullen Jenkins, Mike Patterson, Johnathan Hankins, Marvin Austin
There are currently 7 DTs who could potentially make the roster, but with the numbers game as it is I believe at least two will be cut. I'm giving Marvin Austin one more chance. He was only a second round pick two years ago and it's not the Giants style to cut guys like that so early. Shaun Rogers and Markus Kuhn are the casualties - sadly Kuhn barely missed out on being practice squad eligible.
LB (6): Keith Rivers, Dan Connor, Jacquain Williams, Spencer Paysinger, Mark Herzlich, Alonzo Tweedy
The first five will be on the team. Given the current state of the roster it's rather slim pickings for the final LB spot - but I'm actually going to go with Tweedy who is a LB/S hybrid. He was great with special teams in West Virginia, and so if he displays those skills in pre-season I have no doubt Coughlin will find a way to get him onto the roster.
CB (5): Corey Webster, Prince Amukamara, Jayron Hosley, Terrell Thomas, Aaron Ross
This is a big year for Prince and Hosley - the Giants badly need them to stay on the field this year and to step up. Without that, it could be a long season. I'll put Thomas on the 53 for now in hopes that he's finally fully healed and ready to go. If he starts on PUP or the short-term IR, I've got enough defensive backs where the Giants might want to use Thomas' freed up spot keep somebody at another position, such as Tracy.
S (5): Antrel Rolle, Stevie Brown, Ryan Mundy, Will Hill, Cooper Taylor
I'm pretty confident in all of these guys making the team. Taylor beats out Tyler Sash for the final spot as the Giants seem to be really high on Taylor. With his height it would be great if he can help out with the Giants' major issues on covering TEs.
K (1): Josh Brown
P (1): Steve Weatherford
LS (1): Zak DeOssie
There's really no debate about this group. I know the Giants signed David Buehler as well, but I really think that was an emergency move since they didn't know if they'd bring Tynes back or what other kickers would be available. Brown would have to have a horrendous pre-season to not make the roster.
Cooper makes the Safety cut which means Sash is gone.
Torain is gone making room for Cox.
We go in with 4 LB's, and 5 DT's. It seems weird but that's the nature of our Defense. We will be in 2 LB set's and 3 Safety looks for the majority of games so keeping fresh bodies on the DL will be more of a priority than depth at LB. I say we keep Jenkins and Rogers only if Hankins doesn't pan out earlier. If he does then we keep Patterson.


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Osage County Sheriff's Office issues public safety alert for salespeople possibly casing homes
OSAGE COUNTY, Mo. - The Osage County Sheriff's Office has issued a public safety alert after several complaints by residents of people going door-to-door to sell educational materials.
Some of the residents claim the salespeople are casing homes in the western and southern parts of Osage County to potentially abduct children.
The Sheriff's Office confirms this is only speculation at this point, but they are investigating the claims.
The Sheriff's Office says they are working with the Jefferson City Police Department on this situation. JCPD confirmed there is a group of people with a valid business license selling education materials in the Capitol City-area. It's unknown if that group is the same group operating in Osage County.
On Wednesday, the Osage County Sheriff's Office released a second statement on their Facebook page:
Our post was intended to dispell those rumors but wanted to address the possibility of potential criminal activity. There are many different individuals being identified. Several are legitimate and others have been reported as suspicious such as lurking around people's back yards etc. The Sheriff's Office's intention is simply to inform residents of the situation and ask that you communicate with us if you believe criminal activity has or is about to occur in Osage County. If you live in another county please communicate with your local Sheriff's Office. We in no way want to create alarm or false concern but also want to ensure the safety of residents in Osage County.
Southwestern Advantage -- an educational materials distributor -- says there are legitimate door-to-door salespeople working in Mid-Missouri. They issued for the following statement:
The college students selling educational products are with our company - Southwestern Advantage. They are working throughout Osage County and the surrounding Columbia & St. Louis areas this summer as part of a sales and leadership program. They have Southwestern Advantage ID badges, company bookbags, sample products, and order forms.
Unfortunately, there have been some unsubstantiated rumors and misinformation about them being spread in an attempt to protect the community, but misinformation protects no-one and hurts more than helps.
As the Osage County Sheriff's Office has stated, these students have checked-in, exchanged contact info, been background checked, and received the proper licensing to do business in the area. We ask that any concerned homeowner simply request to see the credentials of the person knocking on their door. It is issued by the local authorities, and they are required to visibly carry it with them.
The Sheriff's Office is doing an outstanding job protecting families and have been very helpful in sharing the facts about our students who are working in Osage County, and we thank them for their service.
For further information, please call Southwestern Advantage at 888-602-7867 or email us.
Osage County officials are asking anyone who comes in contact with the salespeople to call dispatchers at 573-897-3107 with a description of the individuals and vehicle.


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Police Blotter - December 5
Crow Wing Sheriff
FIRE: Report of a structure fire Nov. 25 in a triplex on Pheasant Lane in Pequot Lakes. Fire was put out with a fire extinguisher.
Pine River Police
THEFTS: Report Nov. 29 of four fire extinguishers stolen from the Pine River Square Apartments. The fire alarm was also set off. That case is under investigation.
Report Dec. 1 of theft of money from a Pine River store by a former employee.
ACCIDENT: Report Nov. 30 of a hit and run on Barclay Avenue. The driver was last seen heading toward Emily. This is under investigation.
Lake Shore Police
ASSAULT: Report Nov. 30 of assault at Zorbaz on Gull. A 35-year-old man reported he was assaulted. The suspect left the area and was later arrested by the Pequot Lakes Police for a DWI. Assault charges are pending.
Pequot Lakes Police
ACCIDENTS: Report Nov. 29 of a property damage accident on Highway 371 in Pequot Lakes.
Report Nov. 29 of a hit and run on Butler Street in Pequot Lakes.
Breezy Point Police
ARRESTS: Two people were arrested for controlled substance crimes (meth) after being stopped for an inoperable headlight in Breezy Point on Nov. 28.
Nisswa Police
PROWLER: Report Nov. 25 from a woman who believed there was someone in her garage at a unit at Grand View Lodge off Highway 371.


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This month, as well as being Literacy Month, it is Music in Our Schools Month! March is a great time to bring music into your classroom through listening, performing, creating it. Of course you can also read about it, and Big Universe has some resources that you will find to be a great addition to your bookshelf.
- Music Around the World - This is a book that describes various instruments from different countries while also touching on the concept of patterns.
- Add some more math into the mix of music with Pythagoras and the Ratios as readers discover how the Greek contributed to the way in which we tune and play a variety of instruments.
- Power Chord - This chapter book is a good read for middle school students. The main character decides to start a band (to get the girls) and ends up facing a moral dilemma.
- Why not add in some biographical reading with The Beatles Graphic Biography. As far as I'm concerned, every kid should learn about these guys!
- For a listing of all the books in the Big Universe about music, go HERE.
Dig through your own books and those in your school or local library. You will find lyrics or books about song, theory books and song books, composer biographies and beautiful picture books whose theme is the power of music. Displaying a small (or large) collection of music books in your classroom is a great way to get students thinking and excited about music in their lives.


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Sorry that I videotaped the male spokesperson rather than the more aesthetically pleasing female that was presenting earlier, as seen in the photos I'll be posting... But it's about the car anyway right?
I have 21 pics totalling 45.5 MBbetween XTS and ATS (plus more competitors,if there's interest), so I'm going to sort out where to host them unless anyone else wants to offer somewhere to host them.
My camera isn't that great, I ran it without flash and some pics the camera might not have been entirely still so there's a little fuzzyness. But anyway, there's plenty of info in the sales pitch, although I had to cut it short at 10 minutes. I took the video at the end of my visit, and I had a deadline to get back home.
As of posting the video is 30% uploaded and estimating 109 minutes to completion.
I have my photos uploaded at photbucket, the XTS album can be seen here:
10 more in my album besides these. Someone had asked about trunk space, and I thought I had a better pic but apparently I only have the blurry pic. I suspect that the trend in general is smaller trunk lid openings, and the space is still there. I'm not a body guy, so take my speculation for what it is, but I suspect that the rollover roof crush requirements are driving the big rear ends on cars these days.


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Oct 12, 2013 at 2:47 am #1308638
Derek M.BPL Member
@dmusasheLocale: Pacific Northwest
On my last backpacking trip of about 40 miles, I developed quite bad blisters between my third and fourth toes: specifically, on the inside edge of my fourth toe (my "ring toe"). The two aforementioned toes were rubbing together (they are always sort of stacked up on each other though, I've got weird feet) and this constant friction undoubtedly led to the blisters.
The thing is, I've actually never really gotten blisters here before and I'm wondering if anyone else has experience with blisters like these and how to prevent them? I should note that this wasn't a particularly strenuous hike for me, so the blisters were a bit unexpected.
I was wearing a new style of socks (for me) and a relatively new (but I'd say broken in) pair of trail running shoes, one of which is probably the culprit, but it's hard to say which one.
How long do you all endure blisters before giving up on a given style of shoes or socks? I really like the fit of the shoes otherwise (best heel cup I've ever had) and would hate to see them go over a few blisters.
I've been backpacking in trail runners for years and years, and I've never had this problem before. It's very strange to me. Any input is much appreciated!Oct 12, 2013 at 3:00 am #2033355
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
If your toes were rubbing against each other, that probably means the shoes are too narrow at the front. Wrong shoes for you.
CheersOct 12, 2013 at 4:27 am #2033359
Hiking MaltoBPL Member
I have only had blisters on my toes when hiking on very dusty trail when my feet get covered in grit. In that case I have been able to avoid those blisters by keeping my feet cleaner.Oct 12, 2013 at 5:14 am #2033360
John ZBPL Member
Toe socks might help, since your toes are rubbing against each other.Oct 12, 2013 at 6:50 am #2033370
Jerry AdamsBPL Member
@retiredjerryLocale: Oregon and Washington
I think Roger's idea is good
I have a pair of boots that is too narrow at the front and get blisters on those toes
It's like my feet are more broad at the front but the boots are more pointyOct 12, 2013 at 7:52 am #2033378
Mark VerberBPL Member
@verberLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
if you regularly had troubles with blisters between the toes (I did) then I would suggest doing something radical like wearing fivefingers which is the only total solution for me. If this is a new problems that I would agree with the others that your new trail runners are too narrow in the toe. Either swap them out now, or live with them and work at preventing blistering using some combination of toe socks or taping.
–markOct 12, 2013 at 10:05 am #2033421
Todd TBPL Member
@texasbbLocale: Pacific Northwest
Yes, narrow toed shoes can do it, but I've more often had trouble with socks that are too tight. They hold your toes together, won't let them splay out like they're supposed to. I've experienced this both hiking and playing basketball.
You mentioned new socks, so that's my guess as to the problem.Oct 12, 2013 at 10:06 am #2033423
M BMember
Eventually the areas that blister will be tougher up after they heal, so I wouldnt think you would give up on any footwear/sock just because you got a few blisters.
By constantly playing musical footwear as some do in the elusive pursuit of perfection, perhaps feet never get the chance to adapt, always being bombarded in a different way, resulting in blisters in different places?
Just a thought.
Taping etc will help prevent, but doesnt do anything to develop resistance to it.
I am a believer in THIN light socks, the thinnest you can find, coupled with light breathable footwear.
I think the tight weave and no pile of thin socks allow them to slide around a bit inside shoes better than a coarser weave/pile does.
It does sound like you may need more toe room though.Oct 12, 2013 at 4:49 pm #2033518
Tom KirchnerBPL Member
@ouzelLocale: Pacific Northwest/Sierra
Injinji.Oct 12, 2013 at 4:52 pm #2033519
Justin BakerBPL Member
@justin_bakerLocale: Santa Rosa, CA
I was just about to recommend toe socks as well.
They seem to help a lot of people will blister issues.Oct 12, 2013 at 5:05 pm #2033521
Luke SchmidtSpectator
@cameronLocale: Idaho Falls
I had a similar experience once. The problem was one of my toe nails was a bit long and the sharp corner was digging into the next toe. I trimmed the edge of that toenail and the problem went away.
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - October 15, 1962, Abilene, Texas "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT 82ND YEAR, NO. 121 ABILENE, TEXAS, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, PAGES IN ONE SECTION Auociated Preu (IF) PAGE Item: The ballots tor Abi- lene's special city election Nov. 6 on the proposed new charter will be white, not green as or- iginally planned. The color switch was made over the week end on advice of City Attorney John Davidson who reported that the law says "white." From E. C. (Bud) Nott Jr., AHS Class of 50, University of Texas '54, to his parents, the E. C. Notts of 4225 South 6th, there comes a firsthand ac- count of the landing and recov- ery of Sigma 7, the space cap- sule which Cmdr. Walter Schirra rode to triumph. Bud is now Lt. Nott, Navy pilot now gunnery officer aboard the USS Kearsarge, the ship which fished the astronaut and his capsule out of the Pa- cific, It was quite a day, that Wed- nesday, Oct. 3, aboard the air- craft carrier which was part of the recovery team, Lt. Nott re- ports. The excitement started off with the "first the launch from Canaveral at "about 0116 our time" and the tension mounted as the Sigma 7 made its global laps. "About 1020 we heard that the capsule was to overshoot slightly, so the captain poured on the Lt. Nott relates. "Shortly thereafter we saw a Vapor trail as it started re-en- try, then a slight pause and the parachute opened. "It was off to our left, so we turned toward it and by the time it hit we were about two and a half miles away. The helicopters took off, dropped the swimmers next to the capsule and they put the floating gear around it. Shortly thereafter we were alongside it and our boat took a ropVout to the capsule and hooked on to it. We hauled it alongside, connected a crane to it and put it on deck. "After the capsule was secure on deck the escape hatch was blown off and shortly thereafter out came Schirra. He was most happy, as I'm sure you 'can guess." The Kearsarge was more than a bit happy itself, it seems. The carrier had ready a spe- cial cachet for letters its men might be writing that day. Stamped across the envelope from Lt. Nott is a drawing of a space capsule circled with the name of the carrier and with these proud words, "Ca- naveral to Kearsarge." A young lady and her parents on Abilene's southside are won- dering somewhat about the spelling marks she will get at Madison Junior High. They fear she didn't get off to a very good start. At registration she filled out the forms and gave them to the registering teacher. She noted name, age, parents' name, address and occupation. She wrote her dad's profession plain and clear "photog- raphyer." When classes started she found out. The nice teacher who had registered her is her spell- ing teacher. There is this West Texas couple bent on instilling culture in their offspring even if their boys are to be reared in this remote, savage wasteland. Ten- derly the boys are being taught taste and manners, are being reared amid the rituals of re- fined society. Some time back the family happened to travel out through western reaches and happened to be caught at lunchtime at Rankin. They stopped at a Rankin cafe. Mama made her choice and Papa made his. But the boys pondered the brief menu in dis- may. "Well, what do you the father nudged them. "There's nothing to one lad wailed. "They don't even have any vichyssoiscl" NEWS INDEX TV Sent SICTION A' 4 7- WOUNDED CUBAN This wounded man, identi- fied by immigration authorities as Corporal Miguel Cao Mendina, is one of two Cuban militiamen brought to Miami, Fla. hospital Sunday from the tiny island of Cay Say by a Coast Guard helicopter. The men told immigration officers their Cuban patrol boat was at- tacked and sunk by a larger vessel and they were rescued by the attacking vessel. (AP Wirephoto) 6 Cuban Raiders Brought to U.S. KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) Sixithe attack and taken by the raid- men identified by the Coast 'ne island of Cay Sal. News- s the raiders who carried out Friday night attack on a Cuban A HIM it IM Rf i Th 3AV xe 03 ands Involved In Brussels Rioting atrol boat were brought here unday night from a tiny British men were not view the attackers. The injured pair flown from the island by a U.S. Coast where they had taken that took efuge Miami. slx raiders _. from Cay Sal later They were preceded to t Guard boat 'nited States by two Cuban, mu_ _ lilitiamen who were wounded in1. The militiamen said their vessel ted China, ndia Beef Up Forces NEW DELHI, India (API-Red was sunk by the attackers and they were plucked from the water by the raiders. Immigration authorities identi- North Yemen Area Claimed By Royalists DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) loyalists fighting to reclaim Yemen for the ousted monarchy claimed control Sunday night oi he northern part of the little Mid- dle Eastern nation. But republi- an forces reported military vie- ories in the same area. Mecca radio, controlled by the laudi Arabian government, an- lounced that tribal warriors of Prince Saif Al Islam A] Hassan ad won control of northern emen. The radio quoted a communique rom Al Hassan's unidentified eadquarters as saying the repub- can garrison in mountainous Ra- eh had surrendered and that more tribes had rallied to the oyalists. "Egyptian officers of the rebel orces in the north fled in le communique said. However, the revolutionary-con- radio at Sana, Yemen's apital, said republican forces crushed Saudi and Jordanian in- asion troops in Sada" Yemen's najor northern town. It is 108 miles from Sana. There was no information to verify claims of either side. The United Arab Republic is supporting the Yemeni republic with troops and supplies. The roy- alists are backed by the monarch- ist countries o( Saudi Arabia and Jordan. Earlier, Hassan was quoted as, saying he was back on Yemeni' soil and has assumed the powers of Imam, or king. Hassan has claimed the throne since Sept. 26, when army rebels 20 Injured In Language, Race Dispute By JOHN SWAELENS BRUSSELS, Belgium (API- Thousands of Flemish and French speaking Walloons clashed in riots in downtown Brussels on Sunday in a new outbreak of the language and race rivalry which often has threatened Belgium's unity. The clashes broke out when to militant Dutch- speaking Flemish from northern Belgium swarmed into the capital to stage a protest march against what they called their "subjuga- tion" by the Walloons. Twenty persons were reported injured by sticks, staves and thunderflashes a kind of fire- cracker that can burn and the Belgian flag was booed. Fifteen were put in hospitals, but all except two were released aft- er treatment. Police arrested about 40 persons from both sides. In front of the stock exchange, the main battle scene, the pave- ment was covered with litter, in- cluding the furry remains of baby sign, gestures against French-speaking Walloons during clash in Brussels, Belgium Chicks. The rooster is the symbol Sunday. The Dutch-speaking Flemings, who make up about 60 per cent of the of the Walloons, and apparently population, claim their language is kept in a position of inferiority and that French many chicks had been trampled still dominate many areas of Belgian society and public life, especially in Brus- bv Flemings to demonstrate their sels. The Walloons, primarily a people of Celtic race, inhabit southern Belgium sonority. where French is the official language. Flemish is the official, language of north- ern Belgium. (AP Wirephoto via cable from London) '_____________ BELGIAN AGAINST BELGIAN A Flemish demonstrator, right, holding a as Sgt. Filibertoj headed by Col. Abdullah Sallal an- JFK Gets Report On Congo Dispute By JACK BELL NEW YORK (AP) President tied the two Suarez Lima, 40, Cpl. Miguel jnounced the slaying of Imam got a hopeful report Sun Cao Mendina, believed in his SOsJhammed Al-Badr, king for night on the Congo situation Suarez, who suffered a and the proclamation of alfrom United Nations Ambassador wound in the leg, asked for j republic. Hassan has been report-Udlai E. Stevenson, asylum in the United States. Cao.jed leading royalist tribesmen in Kennedy interrupted who was in serious condition with bullet wounds in the groin, could not be questioned. Edward Ahrcns, district immi- gration director, said indications "jwere the six had maimed the boat hina and India are beefing up eir military forces near the dis- which altacked the c b boat uted border area along India s ortheast frontier, informed surces said Sunday. Informants in Darjeeling, then took Suarez and Cao to Cay Sal. Whereabouts of their attack boat was not known, Ahrens said. Ahrens said the two militiamen a counteroffensive from Saudi Arabia and northern Yemen. paign to stir up voters in the con- gressional elections to fly from made on the Congo, Stevenson re- plied: "On the whole, yes. I think we have a high degree of solidarity in the Western Hemisphere on the Cuban problem." White House press secretary Pierre Salinger broke in in re- sponse to another question to say The official radios at to New York City for (he Saudi Arabia, and Amman, This represented an un expected leg on a five-state cam ACC Coed Badly Hurt Near Roby ROSY (RNS) An 18-year-old Abilene Christian College coed was critically injured in a one- car accident on a dirt road near Roby Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Merrill (Sandra Lane) Lewis of 3010 Wendwood, Abilene, superiority. The crowds pelted each other with rotten eggs and tomatoes, shouting insults and jeers. Authorities had called out gendarmes, reinforced by riot squads armed with tear gas and water trucks and helicopters, to control the demonstrators. j But the march across the city from the southern railway station had scarcely started btfore Wal- loon counterdemonstrators began hurling eggs, firecrackers, insults See BELGIANS, Pg. 3-A, Col. 1 dan, said Hassan issued a com- Plane Crash Kills Four munique announcing his return to paign tour. Yemen. ortheast India near the Himalay- tolci immigration officers they and n trouble spot, said 300 to ottler military men were on ucks carrying Red duty in an 18-foot boat oops and military supplies daily avd the 300 mile road from Friday night, off Varadero Beach, near Havana. iasa, the Tibetan capital, toi At about 10 p.m., the men said, sona, Red China's operations enter in southeastern Tibet. Sources in the Indian capital nd said India also was reinforc- g its positions. a much larger boat came closej and shot them up. Cao and Suarez were wounded, and the boat sank. nfirmed the Communist buildup The other two men were swim- ming to shore when last seen, Suarez said. Icy 0. Dobbins Df Rcscoe Dies ROSCOE Roy Otha Dobbins, longtime official of the Ros- je, Snyder and Pacific Railroad rid the Roscoe State Bank, died a.m. Sunday in Simmons cmorial Hospital at Sweetwa- He was born Aug. 4, 1891 at Ad ill, in Milam County, and mov- to Roscoe on Jan. 7, 1907 with is parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. M. Dobbins. He was married pt. 16. 1912, to Miss Mina But- r in Sweetwater. Mr. Dobbins had been a direc- r of the Roscoe State Bank for ore than 40 years and at the me of. his death was vice prcsi- nt of the bank, a position he d held since Jan. 9, 1940. He would have completed 90 -ars as a Mason on Oct. 23. was a member of the Roscoe ons Club, an honorary member the (ire department, a mem-, r of Woodmen of the World, a ember of the First Methodist lurch and a former city coun- member. Beginning his career with the SiP Railroad on Dec, 15. 1909, U. S. Highway 277 about a.m. Sunday. Billy Raymond Lawson, 29, a lineman for Caldwell Electric Co. in Big Spring, died at the scene of the accident, in which two of his companions were injured. In fair condition at Shannon Me- morial Hospital in San Angelo were J. F. Barnes, 22, and Jessie Lee Williamson, 20, who were also linemen for Caldwell Electric Co. Hospital authorities reported that both were under observation for possible concussions. he served as station Hcrmleigh until 1910, ROY OTHA DOBBINS services today clerk when was named general office clerk. From until 1918 he was audi- 8ee DOBBINS, t-A, Col. 1 Big Spring Man Killed In Accident BIG SPRING A Big Spring man was killed and two others injured in a one car accident 4.3 miles south of San Angelo way and Stevenson said he lUmr H m'lATIV Stevenson, who met Kennedy al New York's International Airport told reporters he was "more hope, fill than I have been in the past that we may come to some set- tlement in the Congo." The U.N. ambassador said that while the situation remains unset- tled and no one can determine what Katanga President Moise Tshombe may do, "I am hopeful that something constructive is coming out of present negotia tions." Kennedy and Stevenson rode in a caravan from the airport to a downtown hotel. They chatted on expected they would talk briefly in Kennedy's hotel suite. Stevenson said that as far as he was concerned there Was no emergency regarding the Congo. The U.N. ambassador said that Kennedy was very interested in developments there and also in getting his reaction to conversa- tions with Algeria's Premier Ah- med Ben Bella, who is scheduled to meet with the President in Washington on Monday. Stevenson said that he had had rather lengthy conversations with Ben Bella. The ambassador, how- ever, declined to say what course Patrolman James Nixon, who these conversations took. investigated the accident, report- tcr, Spring. Mary Franco of Big Stevenson said after his hotel ed that the driver of the vehicle conference with Kennedy that he had told the President that devel- opments of the past few days "are positive and helpful and give us some hope of a solution of the had not been determined. The auto overturned. No colli- sion was involved. Lawson's body was shipped by johnson Funeral Home of San An- gelo to Nalley Pickle Funeral Home in Big Spring where funeral arrangements arc pend- ing. Lawson wai born Nov. 15, 1932 in Big Spring, the son of Mr. and central Leopoldville government. Mrs. O.1 L. Lawson. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Nannie Lawson of Big Spring; four brothers, Louis C. of Snydcr, Edward of Big Spring, Elbert of Oakland, Calif., and Un- over the Sovet-dominntcd Fidel wood of Oakland, Calif.; one sis- problems in the Congo." The U.N. ambassador indicated he expects Acting Secretary-Gen- eral U Thant will make a formal announcement shortly on what has been done to bring secession- ist Katanga back into line with the In response to questions Steven- son said that ho had reviewed not only the Congo problem, Imtjsix months m a Communist Jan others existing in the United Nn- tions, including the controversy brief visit to New York to see James B. Donovan, Democratic nominee for the Senate, who is attempting to negotiate the release of Cuban invasion listed in critical condition at Simmons Memorial Hospital in Sweetwater after the 1956 Fore car she was driving struck a dirt embankment on a country road 7 miles southwest of Roby about p.m. Highway Patrolman Walter Wood of Roby, said that Mrs. Lewis was alone in the car at the time of the accident. Wood said that Mr. and Mrs. Lewis had been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lewis, on their farm southwest of Roby, and she had started from the Lewis farm to another farm. A witness to the accident said that as she passed his farm house, she was shielding her eyes from the setting sun, which she was facing. Wood said that apparently she didn't see that she had come to a "T" intersection and continued straight ahead into the embankment. A hospital supervisor at Simmons Memorial Hospital said that Mrs. Lewis, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Lane of Sweet-water, received a broken right leg and possible head injuries. Fisher County Sheriff Bus Rol-lans assisted with the (AP) Four per isons, all military personnel froir lAmarillo Air Force Base, diet early Sunday in the crash of I rented airplane. The dead were identified by th( j State Department of Public Safetj as Marvin T. BeU, 27, the pilot Jack D. Eldridge, 19: James B Sullivan, 18, and Perry L. Cook 33. Hometowns were not immedi ately available. Investigators 'said the white am gold Mooney Mark 21 was reritec by four airmen, ranging in ages from 18 to 32, who took off from Amarillo municipal airport abou 11 p.m. That was the last heard from the aircraft until about 9 a.m. Sunday when the wreckage wai sighted in a plowed field abou1 two miles west and two miles south of Amarillo. Discovery of the wreckage was made by a Civil Air Patrol plan( piloted by Maj. Cecil Ingram oi Amarillo. Cutting torches had to be used :o take the bodies from the plane's smashed cabin. Ambulance attendants said all four persons aboard apparently died instantly. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU (Weather Map, l'K. 10-A) ABILENE AND VICINITY (Radius 40 Clear to partly cloudy shies and continued hot Monday, rather cloudy and cooler Tuesday with the high Monday in the low 90's, high Tuesday in (ho 70's and the low Monday niKht about 70. NORTH CENTRAL, TEXAS Cloudy to clear Monday and Tuesday. High Alan-day 88-94. NORTHWEST TEXAS Fair Monday. Not as warm Panhandle Monday afternoon. Cloudy and Cooler Tuesday. High Mr-nday 80 northwest 95 .south. SOUTHWEST TEXAS Clear to cloudv and windy Monday and Tuesday. Cooler Monday night and Tuesday. High Monday 86-98. TEMPER ATURES Sun. a.m Sun. 75 76 78 Hish and low tor 24-hours ending 9 p.m.: 91 and 69. High and low same date last year: 73 and 51. Sunset last nifiht: sunrise today: sunset tonight: Barometer reading at 9 p.m.: 28.0 Humidity at 9 p.m.: 53 per Two Who Help Eight BERLIN Two men who led East Germany three weeks ago returned to the Communist sector and led eight other refugees through tangled barbed wire ind deep water to safety in the West on Sunday. One of the four women in the group collapsed with emotion on reaching the West. She had East Others in The refugees withheld their names to prevent Red reprisals against friends and relatives. The exact route they took also was kept secret. Members of the group said the two men who escaped three weeks ago met in the Marienfelde refugee reception center in West Benin. After long discussions Escape During the day they met with three former colleagues, two girli and two married couples. AJ1 nine said they were willing to make the escape attempt. Under cover of darkness they made their way to the bonier, Intending to take the route through the wire cut by their two The guides, one of whom had sncnt six months In a Red jail for Castro government in Cuba. Asked if his report on Cuba were ai optimistic M that he was reunited Sunday. for nn earlier unsuccessful at- friends. "slandering" the regime, sternly tempt to join her parents who had On Saturday they swam a warned the others: "Whoever escaped to West Berlin shortly aft- stretch of water on the border, es his nerve, screams or anything, er the Reds began building their cut through the wire on the East we'll knock him unconscious CM wall 14 months ago. The family bank and made their way wpa rately to the house tt a friend. drag him with us. There'i one thing for us-to (ct throfe" ;
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