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Hoodlum that's about 20 miles from me. I'll go you one better. About 15 miles south of Paducah, is a town called Mayfield. They were building one of those houses for "Homes for humanity". You guys heard of that? Anyhow, they were working on the inside and a couple of guys broke in one night and stole all the wiring inside, to sell the copper. I dunno about where you guys are but scrap metals are bringing high dollar around here. Someone mention meth heads? Yea we got em. And the highest concentration of illegal hispanics in the state of KY. The whole county is going to crap......
Yeah Southern Man we too have the "Homes for Humanity" program up here in the Buffalo area. But there were thieves going around the suburbs into the new housing developments and taking all the copper pipes and stuff then leaving the water running to destroy things more than already. Copper and metal are pretty high $$$ up here too. But I'm all for the public humiliation and all that.
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Interference in off-board CD clock PSU
This is a cross-post (also in top > sources > digital), I'm sorry if that's against the rules (new here), but I'm not sure where best to post this.
Let me explain a little of the problem:
I've reclocked my Marantz CD6000 with a Tent XO module. To increase performance, I am trying to use an off-board PSU. See here for pictures and a discussion of its construction.
The 12v output of the psu is fed via twisted-pair cabling (CAT5) into the CD player. The 12v powers one of Andy's (ALW) Jung super regulators which outputs 5v into the XO.
The problem is that when switching the kitchen/dining room lights off; the surge/spike/whatever causes the CD player to **** out and display 'Error'. This is how the CD6000 reports a clock error, as I found out when I tried to switch on the player without the clock psu powered on!
Basically, switching lights on/off causes some kind of abberation in the clock PSU which is passed through to the clock which causes (I guess) some kind of sync error and the player stops working until it's switched off and on again.
I'd really like some suggestions on how to fix this problem which never manifested when the old clock was sharing the player's internal toroidal power supply.
One idea of mine is to take a small wall-wart supply (240V AC -> 12V DC) apart and house it inside the cd player. I'd feed its 12v into the super reg and power the clock from there, but I'm concerned about noise from the wall wart in terms of both EMI and **** getting through the super reg into the clock.
|18th November 2005, 09:25 PM
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First thoughts are that your 3 terminal regulators are verging on being unstable and are being provoked into oscillation by mains spikes. There's a thread at here
that touches on instability and the importance of decoupling caps. Personally, I use a few microfarads on the input rather than the 100nF most people use, but the main thing is to keep leads short and use lots of caps! I've worked on lots of equipment that have peculiar instabilty faults that turn out to be 3 pin regulators with caps missing, and I've never seen any oscillation on a 100MHz scope so perhaps we're talking hundreds of MHz.
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About a week has gone by now and I'm pleased to say that it's all sorted out and sounding better than ever I've even screwed the case back together in the false hope that I'm not going to do any further mods to it.
So, what have I done? Well, the EMC problem is now totally gone - I'm using an on-board PSU for the Tent clock and it's eliminated all the popping/stopping/error problems. I'll run through all the changes that have now been made to the player:
- Added Tent Labs XO module clock
- Added dedicated clock PSU (9-0-9 centre-tapped trafo, 4700u smoothing, ALWSR 5v)
- Replaced silicon rectifier diodes (1n4003) with schottkys (11dq10)
- Removed HDAM (2 op amps built from discrete components) daughter board
- Added AD8620 op amps in place of HDAM
- Replaced L7812CV / L78912CV monolithic regs with ALWSR +12v / -12v
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A group of advertisers quietly filed a lawsuit in February against Google Inc. (GOOG), Yahoo Inc. (YHOO) and other Internet companies in a potentially important legal test of those companies' liability for a form of online-advertising fraud, Tuesday's Wall Street Journal reported.
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I've signed up with a click fraud program and found out a lot of things most of which are not good. From what I can see is they don't click on your ad 5 times or even 2 times in a row but rather just once a day, every day or two or three. They'll click on a few of your ads one day and then rotate clicking different ads. None of which even amount to anything. My raw logs say they don't even stay long enough for the page to load let alone read anything. I've had adword ads displayed on the third page (google search) and get clicked by the same IP addresses. This means they have to go look for my ads. This isn't "Organic" and hasn't amounted to very many sales. I think some clicks are from competitors and others from?
If the fraudsters can change their IP address this fast I don't see how anyone/computer can tell them apart from a real person who is interested in the ad content etc... Google and Overture have refuned some of my money but there is still click fraud.
IMO, conversions will be the future. We see first Pay-per-Sale sponsored search companies and both Google and Overture are heading that way, with transparent cost-per-conversion directly in your account. Charging for the conversions instead of the click is not such a big step. That�s the future, I think, making click fraud a thing of the past.
Really like this idea of making the PPC engines affiliates in a sense.
I see the board is split, mostly with the advertisers complaining bout our budgets being drained while ROI keeps plumenting and the Adsense publishers who only care about their Adsense checks.
For me the SE lost it when they opened the doors to just anyone as so called partners. Most of them are simply spamming the engines with mini searches with the results.
This will come to an end.... how remains to be seen
Both G and O have been good to me with frequent refunds without even my notifying them. Other vendors not so good. LS REALLY bad. (4000 clicks.. mere hours after the auto-funding is complete, draining the account? Every month? Amazing, they must have more traffic than G, Y, MSN, and O at 2amEST. And We got all of it.)
The issue is, if the PPC vendor is really bad at fraud protection, the MARKET will sort it out. If you get a BAD ROI from a certain vendor, you drop the vendor. Caveat emptor - let the buyer beware.
If the PPC vendor has a strong interest in the long term viability of their own companies it would behoove them not to allow short term profits from click fraudsters. If they have a short term need for cash, in survival mode, some vendors might relax their standards and protections. And lose customers and market share. This is free enterprise. Just like MS*ft and their security issues. If it gets THAT bad, they lose market.
I imagine click fraud protection through third and fourth level partners is quite difficult. I know of two PPC vendors who had dismal fraud protection (we were getting tons of 3am EST traffic from Uraguay and Argentina for a site selling only to US citizens. They refunded money, and eventually traced the third level party and dropped them.
I estimate 10 - 15% of budget will go to fraud. Just like the farmer that plants a bit more, knowing the mice, deer, raccoons and other vermin will get some of it, its figured in.
Fraud is crime, and failure to prevent a crime is unfortunate, but it is not a crime unless it is KNOWINGLY allowed or condoned.
Personally, I am more concerned about SERP scrapers that attack my money words, send up a page, and the user clicks Adwords to go to my site. Now, THAT is something bordering on collusion. Perhaps a class action suit from advertisers on that topic - which can much more easily be policed - is in order?
Can't imagine this one having real merit. Google and other search engines are not the fraudsters, and from what I can see they've taken reasonable action to protect against it.
I wouldn�t be so sure.
It kinda reminds me of an oasis recall on a vehicle. An oasis recall is treated like this: if the customer explicitly asks for the issue to be fixed, their warranty will cover the costs; but if the customer has no idea about the recall, then the dealership does absolutely nothing about the problem and not informing the customer about the problem until the coverage period has expired.
Take the latest big recall from Ford with their cruise control switches causing vehicles to go up in flames. If the media wouldn�t have broadcasted it across the US, odds are that Ford would have done an oasis recall on it, but as soon as people lost their homes or vehicles, all of the sudden it is an �important� recall?
Just because someone/company takes �reasonable� action to protect against a known problem doesn�t shelter them from responsibility/liability. Look at the whole Firestone/Ford tire problem that happened a few years back, not only did neither company think they should have to replace the faulty tires, they couldn�t even figure out who was actually liable for the damages.
The entire PPC idea was flawed at conception (IMO), it was a great marketing idea/gimmick that was full of holes from the word go. With so many people having access to the internet these days, anything that gets put out there is going to be hacked/reverse engineered by someone to find the exploits in it, i.e. any version of Windows ever available to the public. Until the day that company�s are held solely responsible for their products and not allowed to have some generic disclaimer that states �we provide this as-is and if it doesn�t work or gets compromised, TS and you will just have to deal with it� releasing them from all liability, this issue is going to continue, regardless of the product/service.
It�s kinda like years ago when you could buy something (just about anything) from a store and throw the receipt in the trash; you didn�t have to worry about the item not working or �going out�, things were made to last and were of high quality. With the flooding of the market place with mass amounts of products using cheap manufacturing processes and even cheaper labor, products today are mostly crap right out of the box. I think that technology has gone down that exact same path and will continue until a large entity like the federal government reins these companies in and holds them accountable for their products/services. Especially since many services offered are dealing directly with people�s money. Would people tolerate an online banking service that was full of security holes possibly allowing unauthorized access to their accounts? Of course not, the whole PPC isn�t really much different if you break it down to its simplest fundamentals.
But that�s just my take on it�
The legal team is trying to cover both ends. If they fail, and is kept quiet, the plaintiffs are not damaged (a la SCO).
If they win, they will be able to point to it, in a much more public lawsuit.


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Sorry But I Had To Make These Michigan "Let Your Nuts Hang" Shirts….Had No Choice
I'm not sure how many Michigan fans read the blog. I don't care. I needed this shirt so I made it for myself. If I'm the only one who buys it than so be it. That's just how Michigan Men do. They let their nuts hang. Just like how we're gonna let our nuts hang all over the Syracuse zone.


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Most people don't want to hear their doctor say the word "cancer" even once in their lifetime, much less twice. For Carroll "Ray" Bush of Wisconsin Rapids, cancer has been an all too familiar word.
In 1991 Bush was diagnosed with cancer of the kidney. After removal of the diseased kidney, he thought that he was out of the woods. Then in 1999 he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. "My doctor (Michael Seelen, MD, Marshfield Clinic urologist) recommended that I have a prostate seed implant. He told me about the procedure and said it was relatively new," said Bush.
Prostate seed implant, also known as brachytherapy, is a form of radiation therapy used to treat prostate cancer. Radioactive "seeds," tiny capsules of radioactive material the size of a grain of rice, are placed in the prostate using a needle guided by ultrasound imaging. The implants stay in place permanently and become inactive after about 10 months. The procedure allows for the most effective use of radiation with the least amount of damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
"They did the implants in October. After the procedure, my wife and I left to spend the winter in Texas. When we came back I went in for a check-up and my prostate had shrunk. I've never had a lick of trouble with (the implants) at all," Ray explained.
The American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates that 198,100 new cases of prostate cancer, the leading cause of cancer in men, were diagnosed in 2001. If detected early, prostate cancer is one of the most treatable cancers, with 100 percent of patients with local or regional stages of the disease surviving, according to the ACS.
"Screening for prostate cancer is extremely important," said Dr. Seelen. "Men should begin having prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests and digital rectal examinations beginning at age 50. Men with higher risk - African-Americans or men with a family history of the disease - should begin yearly testing as young as 40."
Treatments for prostate cancer can vary depending on the stage of the disease. Most early stage prostate cancer can be treated with surgery, external beam radiation therapy, prostate seed implants or, in some instances, watchful waiting. Clinical trials also are an option for patients with certain stages of prostate cancer. A clinical trial tests current treatment methodology against new treatment options to find better ways to prevent, detect, diagnose, and/or treat diseases. There are currently more than 120 clinical trials available to cancer patients within the Marshfield Clinic system. Men should talk with their physicians to determine which options are most appropriate for them.
Because of the treatment Ray received at Marshfield Clinic and Ministry Saint Joseph's Hospital, he is able to get back to his carpentry and volunteer work. He recently worked on a project to create a life-size Nativity set which was displayed in Wisconsin Rapids. "I just want to thank God, my doctors, and their staff for my recovery from cancer. The care I received was kind and professional," he said.
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The National Science Foundation (NSF) implemented its requirement that all grant proposals include a two-‐page data management plan (DMP) in January 2011. Like our colleagues at research institutions across the U.S., librarians and technologists at Georgia Tech developed services to support this mandate, including guidelines and workshops for developing a DMP. Toward the end of the requirement's first year, we assessed the impact of our consultation and outreach services by reviewing the content of submitted data management plans. In collaboration with the GT Office of Sponsored Programs, we examined NSF DMPs submitted by Georgia Tech researchers during the first eight months of the mandate (through 9/6/11). Of the 335 submitted proposals, we reviewed the content of 183 plans. We excluded those proposals that were grant supplements or transfers. While it is too early to draw conclusions regarding a correlation between the quality of data management plans and proposal approval, we used the DMP review to inform our own data services, data repository planning, and outreach.


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In 1834, Darwin noted the astonishing array of potatoes on Chiloé, the genetic source of 90 per cent of the world's varieties. But the island off Chile has been slow to cash in on its gastronomic heritage – until now.
"Do you know we have over 400 kinds of potatoes?" asks Pato, a tour guide on the island of Chiloé, off southern Chile.
Many other Chilotes (Chiloé's inhabitants) let drop the same point, in the same slightly bemused way. Recently they've been able to add that DNA studies by universities from Chile to Wisconsin have also shown the island is the potato's global home, the original genetic source of more than 90 per cent of all those spuds around the world today (though argument goes on between Peru and Chile over where potato domestication first gained pace).
The astonishing variety of Chiloé's indigenous potatoes was noted by Charles Darwin, who visited in 1834. As to the 400 varieties, Andrés Contreras, one of Chile's leading experts in the field, has identified 286, but many have been lost over the years, and there could easily be more.
So, having heard about papas Chilotas (Chiloé potatoes), one might expect they would be prominently displayed, as a local treasure.
Not at all. Instead, at first sight, Chiloé's potato wealth seems almost bizarrely elusive.
Chiloé - the main island, or Isla Grande, commonly just called Chiloé - and its archipelago are a kind of Spanish-speaking Hebrides, long isolated from the rest of Chile, with their own quirky blend of indigenous, Hispanic and other traditions.
Jesuit missionaries sprinkled the island with strange timber-Baroque churches. It's very green, rainy and windy, covered in thick, boggy forest, fields and yellow gorse, introduced by 19th-century German immigrants as windbreaks.
The ocean side is mostly empty forest, crags, dunes and penguin colonies; to the east, low tides leave great swathes of marsh and mud. Castro, the island capital, has a remote, windswept appeal, and is best known for its palafitos, traditional houses built on poles around the shoreline, which have become slightly trendy, with a few boutique palafito B&Bs, mellow restaurants and cafes.
Palafito 1326, where I stayed, has lovely broad balconies for watching the tidal flow and the seabirds mud-picking for crabs and worms.
In one palafito restaurant, Mar y Canela (website in Spanish), I found generically identified papas nativas, or "native potatoes" on the menu, with grilled pork. They were long, thin, purplish-black, dense in texture and slightly nutty in flavour, maybe with a hint of artichoke.
A few other places offered native-potato dishes, usually with the same kind. But where were the rest of them?
A Castro mini-market had none, only routine spuds. When I asked again, I was told to try the Feria Campesina, Castro's sprawling food-and-everything market, which is busiest on Sundays.
I found it on the edge of town, in a giant shed amid a car park staked out with stalls selling hefty cardigans, boots and car parts. Inside was a food market, fabulously idiosyncratic, even by Latin American standards.
Great ranks of gleaming salmon - Chiloé's biggest modern export - and less identifiable fish and seafood were surrounded by spectacular fruit, unearthly giant garlic and Chiloé's most particular delicacies: seaweed of several kinds and strings of dried sea creatures.
And, finally, Chilote potatoes. However, yet again, the ladies who ran the veg stalls divided their stocks just two ways, between papas normales (bog-standard international varieties) and others all referred to with the usual vagueness as papas nativas, in mixed bags, with many different varieties - black, red, green, yellow, in all sorts of odd shapes, some like great vegetable chorizos - all jumbled up together.
In any Mediterranean country, any such unique, natural gastronomic-cultural speciality would long ago have had some sort of appellation contrôlée, carefully labelling every variety and proclaiming its virtues.
Beyond Chiloé's remoteness, the low profile of its native potatoes - many rich in antioxidants and vitamins - is due to the patterns of commercial agriculture, big business in modern Chile.
For years, farmers were told by official experts to ditch them and plant international varieties, as the only ones for which there was any demand.
"Chilote potatoes," says Andrés Contreras, were seen as something "for poor people".
Many farm families continued to grow papas nativas, but only for themselves or strictly local sales. Hence, despite scientists' pleas for the preservation of this genetic treasure-house, production withered.
Except that, contrary to my first impressions, things actually seem to be getting better.
"Ten or 15 years ago you would hardly have seen any," says Carlos Venegas of Chiloé's Centro de Educación y Tecnología seed bank, when I mention the scarcity of native potatoes.
After 30 years working in the area, often as a rearguard action, he feels a new optimism. In the last four or five years, officialdom has finally taken on board that Chiloé's potatoes represent a unique, premium asset.
In 2012 the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the UN (FAO) declared Chiloé one of its "Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems" or GIAHS (which sounds much better in its Spanish acronym, SIPAM).
New channels are being created to market native potatoes in Chile's cities, and possibly abroad (with varieties duly separated out, and named).
Information is being gathered from Chilote cooks on the culinary uses of each variety. Native-potato patches are now growing rather than shrinking. And chefs from sophisticated Santiago restaurants have hosted tastings and are experimenting with this new-ancient product.
Andrés Contreras remains sceptical of the readiness of Chiloé's small farmers to become gourmet food producers: "You've seen Chiloé ... life's very placid, nothing is done in a hurry."
But he accepts that foreign recognition has stirred new interest. Perhaps what they need now is for some international celebrity chef to make the world's oldest potatoes the latest foodie fad.
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John Osborne's quirky indictment of '50s stagnation still looks stagebound, despite extensive location shooting and the cool, inventive photography of Oswald Morris. Too many words, too many tantrums, too much kitchen-sink sentimentality; yet there are moments when this looks like a good film. The performances are remarkable: Plowright and de Banzie beating desperately against the bars of the mad male family; Livesey, a resurrected Colonel Blimp, inspiring the OAPs with 'Don't Let Them Scrap the British Navy'; and Olivier, throwing Shakespearean dignity to the winds to play Archie Rice, the epitome of '50s tattiness with his gratifyingly awful theme song, 'Thank God We're Normal'.
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - August 24, 1962, Abilene, Texas QPfje IWene "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE. SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT Byron A 82ND YEAR, NO. i ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, tTY-TWO PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS Associated (ff) WEATHER PAGE ONE [By KatharynDuffj An informant who won't ad- mit her age says this is the way it was: The gadget of an earlier day was in the genera) shape of scissors minus cutting edges. One prong was a solid rod. The other prong was a half- circle of metal so designed as to snuggle onto the rod. Proper use of the gadget re- quired the use, too. of a kero- sene lamp a not unreason- able requirement for that day. You took the gadget and dropped it down into the chim- ney of the lighted lamp so that the handles held it suspended. After a proper time the gadg- el was removed, handles were pressed to open the prongs, the rod and its companion piece were wiped with a cuptnwel for the removal of collected soot. (This step was really unneces- sary if you happened to have black hair, i The cleaned, opened, still hot gadget was raised carefully to the head. Strands of hair were wrapped by hot fingertips around the rod. The other prong was allowed to come to rest on the locks. Sizzle. Hiss. The hair was curled. Or, more accurately, it was crinkled. For countless years the curl- ing iron, heated over the lamp, did its work for women. Then man, with straight- haired woman at his side, be- gan the climb into the age of electricity. The curling iron, woman de- creed, would grow a cord. It did. It was electrified. May- he it was electrified because the kerosene lamp to heat it had disappeared. But the electric curling iron didn't, at that time, come into its own as you might expect. "Permanent" n v i n g ma- chines did it in. "permanent" as in three or lour months. Away with Ihe home-scorched neck and the home-frizzled hair. The twin lorlure jobs were clone in the "beauty shop" under a Rube Goldberg contraption of wires ami rollers. Then that too. fell before the onslaught ol eiviliy.alinn. The machine-less wave made its appearance. Chemicals re- placed electric heal Beauly be- came painless or nearly so. The ultimate Was achieved. But even that rlirin'l halt prog- ress, learned by reading Re- porlcr News advertisements this week. The relentless pattern ol life holds as woman continues her struggle to change her looks. A local merchandising lirm announced through Hie paper it had available for the feminine public a gadget which does away with biindlcsomc rollers on Ihe head. With this there's no more sleeping restlessly on a head lull of curlers. The store announced it had lor sale: Klcctric curling irons! They've been improved. Ihese gadgets. Now heat is controlled and there come with the iron some rollers. Roll hair. Heat roller wilh iron. Preslo! Or. directions say. you can use the iron in the tradilional way. curling hair by wrapping it on the rod. And bow do curling irons sell? Very well, we hear, wherever curling irons are for sale. The store which adverliscd it.s irons sold mil by Wednesday aflernoon. II sen! off a rush or- der for a new supply. i i1 iiiisrY 1 11 v nvy HVIULJ m A _ _ Red Policeman Shot RUNNELS COUNTY BEAUTIES Betty Jost of Rowena, center, is the 1962 Rum ncls County Farm Bureau Queen. With her are Deanna Kozelsky of Winters, left, runner up. and Shirley Ehrig of Miles, the 1961 queen, on the right. The contest was held Thursday night in Ballinger. (Staff Photo by Henry Wolff Jr.) Rowena Beauty Crowned As Runnels FB Queen By tYNV HEINZERLIMG BERLIN (API East German guards with machine guns shot a young railway policeman at the Communist wall Thursday night as he fled to the West. He man- aged to stagger 15 feet into West Berlin, then collapsed and died. The shooting, second at the wall in six days, climaxed a day of multiple developments. The East German regime named one of its generals to take over in East Berlin from the So iet commandant whose job was abolished by Moscow Wednesday. The obvious Soviet intent is. tc force the Western allies on a course toward dealing wilh the unrecognized East German re- gime. The United States, Britain and France jointly served notice that Russia cannot end four-power rule of, Berlin without their con- sent. The test of wills over this iso- lated city 110 miles insid3 the other in the stomach. He had been shot as he tried to flee over a barbed wire fence from the Born- holmerstrasse Railway Station where he was a guard. West Berlin policemen heard the shots but were hindered in finding! the victim in the darkness. East j soldiers extinguished all lights at the station after the shooting. Wesar had climbed through the barbed wire and was just inside jWest Berlin when found. He died as he Was taken to a hospital, i Doctors said he may have been shot after he had reached West Related story, Pg. 2-B Berlin territory. They doubted that he could have made his way through the barbed wire with his wounds. He had his gun with him; it had not been fired. There were unexplained shots across the wall at another point in East Berlin Thursday night. Po- lice said they had heard 30 shots in the Kreuzberg-Treptow district. Later more shots were heard in the same locality, but nothing could be seen from West Berlin. The Wesar slaying occurred in the French sector. Because of the tension gripping Berlin, police and French troops quickly dispersed the crowd that gathered at tht scene on the Western side. Mayor Willy Brandt of West Berlin arrived soon after the shooting and helped to quiet the crowd, it eventually dispersed. Maj. Gen. Helmut Poppe, 35, was named by East Germany to com- mand both army units and border guards in East Berlin. Refusing to recognize him, the three Western powers declared Sec BERLIN, Pg. 2-A, Col. 1 Jacobs Points at Murphy As Having Favored Estes Iron Curtain brought vigorous So- official identified Undersecre- WASHINGTON oust-allotments should be allowed to afternoon with a tractor operator'ceded the queen judging was {contest. In the senior division, i given under the direction of Miss i Ocker, 16, son of Mr. and Mae Dim, several chil- Gilbert Ocker of Rowena By JIM EATON Reporter-News Staff .Writer I BALLINGER Betty .lost Rowena. 18. a 5-loot inch brunci'.'-. was judged Ihe first. Co'inly Farm Bureau Queen of: f irst pli at a contest held Thursday' division was Jerry Don Multer. night in Baliingcr City Park. 13, sm of Mr- anfl Mrs- Alfrai viet protests during the day against a U.S. military escort for Russians traveling 10 their war memorial in West Berlin. They threatened retaliation against American cars traveling in Com- munist-controlled territory. The new victim of the wall ter- ror was said by police to be about 19 years old. one year older than Peter Feeler, whose slaying by East German police last Friday touched off a of demonstra- tions that plunged Berlin into the current crisis. Fechter lay dying for nearly an hour before East German guards carried him away. West Berliners were en- raged at the Communists for shooting and embittered at Ihe Americans for failing to assist the dying youth. Three East Berlin soldiers brought down the young railway policeman. Hans Dieter Wesar, with a bullet in the head and an- participaled. First place winner in the .junior of Ball ger was master of ceremonies. Judges for the contest were Lou A graduate of St. Joseph. in Rowena, she is !L cn of Mr. and Mrs. iMuller of Olfen. Nine boys com- McDermott of the San Angolo Standard Times and Henry Wolff The crowd was welcomed at theijr. and Jim Eaton, both of the ;queen contest by Hugo Reporter-News staff. JRl. 3, Winters, Runnels County! Edward Cumbie of Bronte, area president. representative of the Texas A musical program which pre-'Farm Bureau, was tally clerk. Ann Joyce FB Queen At Coleman ..titu in the two divisions. [High School the daughle 'AKrcd .lost. Deanna Kozelsky of Winters, a cousin of Miss .lost, was runner- up. Miss Kozelsky. 18. is the! Idaueluer of Mr. and Mrs. Jocj Kozelsky. Miss Josl will compete in the ;District 7 Farm Bureau contest to j be held Sept. 1 at H p.m. at Junior College. The district winner will compete in Ihe stale contest. The oilier six contestants were Carolyn Wiley of Baliingcr: Mar- jccne Pritchard of Winaale; Caro-, llvn Hohcnsee of Miles: promised Thursday night some 'Frcv ol Olfcn Olcen Kay socialism, mjnounced his ruling Political Bu of and Sharon balcony speech to a crowd oflreau and others had. demanded i pierce of Glen Cove: and Judia of Winters clamoring for work and an [muzzling of the restless I.ynn Lawlis, Carolyn The annual Farm Bureau to cnaos "11! new'y intle-ilas' military leadership. Miller and Anita Morris, all of in" at'lended by an estimated i Pendent nation. i Some angry demonstrators had x'tileman. 1 ooo persons began Thursday1 Ben Bella made an to storm the central govern-1 Don Hart of the Coleman County Algerians Riot; Socialism Vowed ALGIERS (AP) Ahmed Ben an the historic Algiers Forum aft- thc crowd had de- COI.EMAN (RNS) Ann Joyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. J Joyce of Coleman. Thursday night was elected Coleman County Farm Bureau queen. Some 275 persons attended ceremonies held in the National Guard Armory. Beth Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Scott of Coleman, was runner-up. Nine candidates were nominated for the honor, includ- ing Patsy Johnson of Novice: i Karen Jones of Gouldbusk; Betty stand. The witness said Murphy had! acreage involved for 1962 plant- ings. subcommittee is trying to presided at the session which whether the once attended also by Edwin A. Estes, now bankrupt and tary of Agriculture Charles S. Murphy Thursday as the man who decided to rescind cancella- tion of questionable cotton-acre-acting farm-aid administrator "fraud indictments, enjoyed age allotments made to Billie Sol'john C. Bagwell, department influence within the de- Estes. eral counsel: Ed Shulman, Bag- partment in obtaining more than But Emery E. Jacobs told Sen- well's assistant: Joe Moss, head 3000 acres Of cotton-growing allot- ate investigators that he feels an'of the cotton division; and possi-jmenis for 1961. also, whether such administrative breakdown within the department in Texas is the ly others. Jacobs recounted, as have earli- basic reason that Estes was able er witnesses, that John Dennison, to manipulate farm-aid programs'Estes' counsel, made a two-hour jheen obtained. influence figured in department delays in investigating the deals under which the allotments had to his own advantage. jacobs dismissed as meaning. ON TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS appeal for setting aside of a de-j Jacobs, forced out of his de-i partment action taken in (alk a threat by Estes to post because of his as-jcember to cancel the 1961 allot-j ,'ith Estes. confirmed tojments and deny Estes use of the I See ESTES, Pg. 2-A, Col. 2 the Senate investigations suhcom-i mittee the accounts of earlier wit- nesses about a Jan. 6 meeting which temporarily reversed can- cellation of 1961 cotton-acreage allotments to Estes. Murphy had been named as the top department official at the meeting which heard a plea from Estes for suspension of the allot- ment cancellation to allow the Texan time to gather evidence that the transaclions in which he obtained the allotments were le- gal The decision to allow Estes the Estes Arrested By Police Here Billie Sol Estes. much indicted West Texas financier, was arrest- ed in Abilene Thursday night and car around and waved to me as he did so." Slatton said that he followed the The decision to allow Estes Cadillac down the street and stop- added time was taken soon after charged with driving a motor ve-j he Estes and his lawyer had left the meeting which was attended also by Sen. Ralph Yarborough. D- Tex.. and Rep. J. T. Rutherford, D-Te.x. Jacobs said he did not believe and had never told anyone that the decision to rescind the can- cellation had been reached before the meeting was held. This came as a denial of earlier testimony. Chairman John L. McClellan, D-Ark., asked Jacobs. "The ac- tion was taken and the undersec- retary made the final decision Jacobs replied, adding. heard no voice raised in pro- test." Jacobs noled that his per- sonal conviction had been that the Capacity House At Fisher Rodeo ment building. Glass shattered iniElectric Cooperative served as windows and in the main en-1 master of ceremonies. Musical trance door. But police and fire i numbers were presented by Susan hoses turned back the attack, j clary. Suzette Swanson and Jana Shouts of approval greeted all of Coleman. Bella's promise of a Socialist fu-j Judges were Anson Oden and lure. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Carter, all "The entire world is watching'of Rrownwood. Ben Bella said. "Unite Mrs. Maynard Gaines of Cole- around the political bureau." (UVathtr Man. I'airr 2-.il ARII.K.NK AND VICINITY (Hadins -in Mostly .sunny wilh sonic flf tor noon cloudiness'and tor .1 few widely sciittrrrr! aflcninm slmwcru Frldii.v ,ind Snturdny. UlKh Iwdh days PS-IOfl. Low Kriilny niuhl NOKT1I CP.NTHAI. AMI TKXAS: Clrni- to ;iml i.sol'Hrd Inlf unrl CCIIIJDIINJ hoi Friday and south Friday itiuh: ,init Saiiir- flay. Cloudy, scat It1 red tlujndrrshimrrs nml cooler mirlh Fridny nlKht and Sat- unjay. Ilish Krhlity NOHTHWKST TKXAS: cit.iitt.v nnd seal- trrrd thundfrstiowi'i s noi'lh cli'iu (o cloudy and Isolated (hiindi'ishowrrf winIh Fridny. Cloudy and Ixnl.'itcd Ihnn- dcr.shmvers Sjitnrdny' and nfttlh Friday ,ind el Popovich jokingly told a So- was turned in by the veteran Aspcrmonl cowboy Fred Dalhy. His time was 13.3 seconds. Second best calf roping time was poslcd by Connie Mac Gibbs of Winters. Third place was Sheep Morrow of Clairemonl with 17.5 seconds. In the girl's barrel race three well known West Texas barrel riders were among the top three winners. Lynn Wilson of Sweet- water and Linda Merriott of Stam- ford finished in a tic with scores of seconds. Third was Jamie Crump of Stamford with a time of 17.5 seconds. In team lime Jack Mitchell of! 2. Promised agrarian reform ALGERIA, Pg. 2-A, Col. 4 The bucking horses in the H-KJAspermont was Ihe top winner in Rodeo Company string, bolh seconds with Jim Prathcr ol back and saddle bronc, were the majority winners Thursday night. Only one bareback bronc rider, Eddie Stewart n.' Post, turned in a score of points when he stayed alxwrd Helicopter the re- quired (I seconds. In Iho saddle bronc division, only two hronc riders qualified. Keith Lloyd (if Snyder scored 161) in 10.8. poinls on Sure Shol. and second place went In Virgil Slrirklin of Abilene wilh 141 poinls on Hopper. Clairemont with 21.2 seconds and Rilby Wallace of Clairemont third with 22.fi seconds. In the kids' flng race, Ted Hart of Aspermont turned in a ride of B." seconds for first pliwc. De.bbic Xachery of Swectwittcr was sec- ond with 9.3 seconds and Honnie Gardner of Aspcrmonl was third Only one hull rider made a qualifying ride. He was Don O'Donald of Swcctwaler, who marked up 146 poinls. FULL AGENDA FOR COMMISSION Abilene City Commissioners worked over a full agenda at their regular meeting Thurs- day. Action taken included: Ihe Abilene Paving Co. bid on the wid- ening of .1 part of Sayles Blvd.. work on which may start Monday. corrections on Ihe city tax rolls. bids on seal coal for the airporl runway, fire alarm equipment and pur- chases of vehicles and sewer pipe, -Authorized filling of 15 po. silions of deputy corporation courl clerks. -Heard that quick aclion will he taken on delinquent Inxes. Details of the, commission aclion will he found on I'g. 6-B. Youth Shot Accidentally ROCHESTER (RNS) A 13- year-old Rochester youth was in "fair" condition at Abilene's Hcn- drick Memorial Hospital Thurs- day night after being accidental ly..shot in the chest-with a .22 cat iber rifle. David Hollingsworth. 13, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hollingsworth. iped Estes after he.'Estes) hicle without a valid license and stop sign at s loth ancl Oak failing to stop at a stop sign. Estes, immediately after being Upon investigation, the offi- cer discovered, that Estes' license fingerprinted at the Abilene po-jhad been suspended about three lice station, placed a, phone call, years ago. Slatton said that Estes A few minutes later Attorney Bill [told him that he had since re- Thomas, former 42nd district at-jceived a letter from the Depart- torney, came to the station and jment of Public Safety saying that posted a appearance bond in Estes' behalf. his license would be reinstated if he would take a driving test, Slat- When Estes' made the call he I ton said that if the DPS did send asked for Johnny 'apparently his brother Dr. John The posting of the bond by Thomas and Estes requires ap- pearance in court at a later date. The casually dressed Estes. without his usual black horn rimmed glasses, would make no reply to questions of newsmen. Patrolman Don S. Slatton, ar- resting officer, said that he spot- ted Estes' 1962 Cadillac attempt- ing to turn onto a one-way street on the south side of town. "He started to go the wrong way so I waved him said such a letter, Estes would be charged with driving without a valid license. If the DPS did not send such a letter, the charge would be driving while license suspended, Slatton said that when he was filling out his report he was un- certain as to whether the Cadillac was a 1961 or 1962 model. "I asked him (Estes) which it was and he said he wasn't sure but he believed it was a 1961 model." Policeman Slatton, incidentally, received publicity last Christmas when he arrested "Santa Claus" Slatton. "He I Estes) turned the in Abilene. vict. television audience Thursday night he had failed to see God in space. The issue came up when the tel- evision announcer asked him and'cnicf of control section, director of fellow, cosmonaut Aralrian Niko- 0pCnltjong lavcv whether they had seen God. Brig.Gen.Wisman To Head 819th Brig. Gen. William W. Wisman, The announcer said the question had been submitted by a woman mand. Strategic Air Corn- Friday was named by Headquarters SAC to succeed Brig. Gen. Pinkham Smith as com- mander of the 819th Strategic '0 years old. Laughingly. Popovich replied: A ncc Divisi0n with headquar "Yes. 1 God. I asked him a', his name and he replied Andnan Gngoricvich Nikolayev. b Popovich added: "We didn't see I anything or anybody." At this point, cosmonaut Headquarters Gagarin'interrupted with a General Smith will report to USAF Sept. 4 as director for operations was shot in the chest abou' p.m. when a .22 rific being loaded his cousin. Roger Dale Smith, 18, discharged accidentally. Attendants at Rochester Clinic, where the injured youth was first laken. said the .22 caliber bullet struck him in the center of Ihe l and then went up and to Ihe left, lodging near the right arm- pit. According to Smith, the two youths were doing some target shooting about .TOO yards from the house when the accident oc- curred, Smilh and his father I. B. Smith, both of l.cvclland. were vis- iting the Hollingsworths. Altend.inls at Hendrick Ilospila! said the hullel would not be re- moved until sometime Friday. and'said: "The real God. the true forces, deputy chief of staff, oper- God. has very little speed. He's ations. Brig. Gen. Roger M. Crow, who By troika, Gagarin meant previously been announced as three-horse team which frequently the new commander of the 819th pulled Russian sleighs and wagons Strategic Aerospace Division, will in Ihe old days, hence something go to Ellsworth AFR. S D., Sept old-fashioned. NEWS INDEX SECTION A Sports Oil ntwi SECTION B Women's news..... Amuumcnli Comict TV Scout OkilHirici Itim ntwi, mttktfl 10, as the commander of the 821st Strategic Aerospace Division there. 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Colourful Well Connected Apartment
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Méret80 m²
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|Rue du Bon Pasteur, 1140 Bruxelles - Evere, Belgium
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There are 2 bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with a single. A cosy living area with a flat-screen TV is a nice spot to relax. Guests who like cooking will enjoy the large and fully equipped kitchen. The bathroom includes a walk in shower.
By tram, guests can be directly in the city centre in just 20 minutes. The Grand Place is the central square, surrounded by stunning architecture. From there, walk to The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, which feature both historic and modern art.
The apartment overlooks over a park area. Guests can find restaurants and bars in the area, and trams stop nearby. The building is serviced by a concierge.
HázirendPlease respect the neighbours and keep the noise to a minimum.
The fireplace in the apartment is decorative.
A €100 key deposit is required and is refundable on successful check-out.
|Weekly rate for up to 3 guests
|474 €
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Good sized apartment not far from the centre. We arranged for off street parking with Gregory, and we had no problems with our stay. The apartment is in a quiet area, and I do not remember hearing any aeroplanes!
The flat is very nice and not so far. The only problem is getting back after 1 am, but it is not owner´s fault, it´s the Bruxelles public transport. We had a nice experience.
We only slept one night in the appartment of Gregory, but everything was very ok. A neighbour gave us the key and Gregory was previously very helpful in answering our questions. The next day we were soon at the airport. Very handy!
Our family consists with 3 kids stayed here for 1 night and this place is ideal for small family.
Greg assisted us to meet and get the key from caretaker. She is a nice lady although I couldn't understand her french at all :-).
We spent last weekend in the flat of Gregory and our first experience with Gregory and Wimdu was pleasant. The appartment is nicely furnished with all the ammenities you'd expect to have a comfortable stay.
We were welcomed by Gregory's pleasant and friendly house keeper and she showed us everything we needed to know, we managed to communicate though she only spoke french. Parking is available and we paid 10€ for our 2 night stay there (not sure if it's 5€ per night or 10€ per stay but it's really convenient)
We also had a small accident in the house and Greg and his housekeeper has it sorted out in no time!
Can't commend about public transport since we drove everywhere and the centre of Brussels is only a stone's throw away.
nice place to stay, quite and the apartment, that has everything you needs.recommended Apartment!
Gregory is a great host. The apartment is clean, very roomy and is well equipped. We totally enjoyed our stay and would come again. The center of Brussels can be reached easily by bus or tram.
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This review is from: ASUS VH242H Black 23.6" 5ms HDMI Full 1080P Widescreen LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 ASCR 20000:1 (1000:1) W/Speakers
works as HD TV on FIOS box
no dead pixels
excellent color - no ghosting
typical Newegg fast shipping and great price
can't change volume from TV remote
built-in speakers OK for PC - not for TV listening
no HDMI cable included
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Bought this as a temporary replacement for the kid's dead TV. Connected to FIOS cable box with HDMI cable - came right up in glorious color. Connected cheap PC speakers because built-in speakers are pretty poor-as expected. Once we get a new HDTV for the playroom, this will be my main monitor on work PC.
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Located in Suceava, 1.9 miles from the Old Fortress and a 1-minute drive from Dragormirna Monastery, Pensiunea Alessia offers free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk and free luggage storage. Free private parking spaces are available on site. The rooms at the Alessia come with a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a minibar. Free toiletries are also available. The property houses an à-la-carte restaurant and room service is provided as well. Further dining possibilities and a grocery shop can be found within 657 feet. Suceava centre is situated within 1.9 miles of the property and the airport is reachable within 10 minutes by car. A train station is 3.1 miles away.


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NEW ORLEANS- A federal judge has indefinitely delayed the trial of a former BP executive accused of lying to Congress about the amount of oil spewing from the company's blown-out well in 2010.
David Rainey's trial had been scheduled to begin March 10.
Rainey was BP's vice president of exploration for the Gulf of Mexico when its Macondo well blew wild in April 2010. He was charged with obstructing Congress and lying to law enforcement agents.
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By Richard Nelson
After a threatening letter from the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), a Trigg County official removed the Ten Commandments from the county Courthouse. All is right with Trigg County's world now, at least according to FFRF. Or is it?
My name is Doreen S. Goodwin and I am running to keep my position as Family Court Judge for Oldham, Henry, and Trimble Counties. Recently, one of my opponents filed a complaint against me with the Kentucky Judicial Campaign Conduct Committee for use of the phrase "Governor's Choice" in my campaign materials, alleging the use of these words is misleading to the public. I wish to take this opportunity to clarify my use of this phrase and explain my intent to the voters in my use of these words. I apologize for any confusion. The truth is as follows.
If there is one theme binding the numerous festivals that take place across the commonwealth each year, it's that if we raise it, grow it or use a lot of it, there's almost certainly a community that celebrates it.
Most of these festivals take place over a 10-week period that begins in late August and runs through Halloween, and food is often the focal point. During that time, you can find events dedicated to apples, chicken, country ham, sorghum, bourbon, honey, barbecue and even salt.
Editor and Citizens of Trimble County:
RE: Permit No. 112-00008
LG&E professes to be a good neighbor, but their only motive is PROFIT. They pay relatively little in taxes and only employ a handful of Trimble County residents.
In return, they want to pollute our air, land and water along with damaging our roads. The new ash disposal site will do all of these. Then, in 25 years when they are done, they will leave us with their poisons.
On Sunday morning, our nation will pause to remember and reflect upon the tragedy known primarily by its date: 9/11.
Those of us old enough to remember that Tuesday in 2001 will never forget where we were and what we were doing when we heard the news. It had the same impact as such other pivotal moments in history, from the attack on Pearl Harbor and President Kennedy's assassination to Neil Armstrong's walking on the moon.
Dear Readers,
In the past week I have continued to hear of questions regarding the Nickel tax and urgent needs funding. It is my goal to answer those questions in this week's article. The questions asked are:
•What if the nickel tax does not pass? What are the consequences?
•What if the tax passes but the legislature does not give Trimble any urgent needs funds?
•What is the cost to the citizens of Trimble County should the nickel tax pass?
•Why should renters care?
By Charles H. Leis
As students across Kentucky begin a new school year, many cannot wait to see their friends and reunite with their favorite teachers. Some are excited to continue learning in the classroom. In some cases, however, students are returning to an education that is not working for them or their families.
Each student has an education situation unique to themselves. As it stands, our education system leaves some students behind. Our current system can lock students into a school that does not match up with the type of education they want or need.
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Thanks JW. Cooper made my day.
You'd think after swimming in the cold river all morning he'd want to curl up in his chair and sleep.....nope.....wouldn't leave me alone unitl I took him outside to play in the snow. The neighbor kids were tossing him snowballs and such...
Thanks JW. Cooper made my day.
We're looking for him - looks like he'd be fun to play with.
That's a Lab for ya. Bred to jump into freezing cold water to retrieve a dead duck. Takes antifreeze for blood, and a certain lack of common sense to realize being in that water might be less than pleasant.


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Discussion in 'History Zone' started by smarta5150, Dec 2, 2007.
This forum is busy.
I am just gonna rack up my post count here... no one will ever notice.
Wanna bet?
So give me some good history a young kid like me wouldn't know about our Dallas Cowboys.
Maybe a certain play or game that stands out in 1 of your old guys head.
*cough* *cough* *cough*
Anybody ever consider dusting around here?
You guys kidding? I live in this forum. I come in here every day to look up at least one thing or another. I'll have more stuff to add soon too.
Here, I'll give you something to do....
Look up Percy Howard and tell us why is is relevant to the Dallas Cowboys.
And I ain't that old!
He made the only catch of his career in Super Bowl X Against Pittsburgh. It was a td from Staubach and drew Dallas within four, 21-17.
Yeah, I rock
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Just announced the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be coming to Sprint on November 14th for only $400. Seems like a good deal right, that is until you get to the data plan you'll be required to get with it. You'll have two choices, the 2gb per month for $30 and the 5gb for $60. Then if you want hotspot capability you can tack on another $30 per month. You'll have to ask yourself if $200 off really worth it?
Beginning today, customers can pre-order a tablet at any participating Sprint Store with the purchase of a $50 Sprint gift card. Customers who pre-order Samsung Galaxy Tab will have their name added to the Device Wait List and be contacted to set up an appointment to complete their Samsung Galaxy Tab purchase beginning on Sunday, Nov. 14. Through the pre-order process, customers will have peace of mind knowing they are able to get the device they want and receive the full retail experience, including Sprint's Ready Now customer service experience.
It will cost $399.99 (taxes not included) with a new line or eligible upgrade and two-year service agreement on a 3G Tablet Mobile Broadband plan. Sprint customers will have two rate plans to choose from for their Samsung Galaxy Tab: a 2GB data plan with unlimited messaging for $29.99 per month or a 5GB data plan with unlimited messaging for $59.99 per month (plus taxes and surcharges).
Samsung Galaxy Tab features two cameras – a 3-megapixel camera with camcorder and flash, and a front-facing, 1.3-megapixel camera enabling video chat. It also offers mobile hotspot capability as an optional add-on to simultaneously connect up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices for an additional $29.99 per month (plus taxes and surcharges).
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Offered in conjunction with the Legal Aid Justice Center, the clinic teaches and develops trial skills (including trial exercises) using housing law as the substantive background, and students also appear and argue in local courts.
The clinic includes both a one-semester seminar to teach basic substantive housing law and yearlong supervised client representation in housing-related cases and matters. The caseload includes trials, administrative proceedings and interaction with low-income clients. Students handle eviction cases, rent escrow cases, grievance hearings, abatement of substandard building conditions and other enforcement of residents' rights. Under the supervision of an attorney, students perform all the lawyer functions associated with their cases, including client and witness interviews, factual development, legal research, preparation of pleadings and negotiation. Issues arise under private landlord-tenant contracts, federally subsidized rental programs and anti-discrimination statutes such as the Fair Housing Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Third-year students who have completed a course in criminal law, professional ethics, evidence and procedure are eligible to appear and argue in court like a member of the bar. That course work can be already completed or finished in the fall semester. Non-qualifying students, including 2Ls, may conduct negotiations, assist with factual and legal case development, sit second chair, and, in most years get to argue an administrative hearing.


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An Afternoon Tea Party is priced per person and includes the following :
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- A dedicated Trolley Dolly to look after your party exclusively
-A selection of four tea sandwiches and two warm savories per person
-A warm fruit scone served with strawberry jam, lemon curd, and clotted cream.
- A toasted buttered crumpet
- A selection of five sweets and treats
- A selection of teas
All of the above is served "family style" on silver three tiers in our private party room that can seat up to 20 people!
You will also have
- Special theme decorated centre piece and fresh flowers
- A small party favour for each guest in the theme of the event*
- A charming Crown & Crumpet crown for the guest of honor that makes a great souvenir of the day.
- A personalized Gift sheet to keep track of any gifts opened at the party.
* Party favors may include tea, European candy or Crown & Crumpet chocolate bars and other doodads etc…Trust us it will be cute and tasteful and save you a lot of hassle. Everyone loves a party favor!
Children's Parties
For children celebrating their 6th to 12th birthday, Limited to 12 guests who are 5 years or older.
Priced per child exclusive of tax and gratuity
$46.00 per child which includes the following:
-Two hour use of the private party area
- A dedicated Trolley Dolly to look after the party
-A selection of healthy child friendly freshly made tea sandwich and a warm savory
-A warm scone with jam
-Three sweets & treats
-Choice of fruit tea or hot chocolate
-Large Fairy cakes ( a cupcake really)
-Special theme decorated centre piece, fresh flowers
- An age appropriate craft activity
- A party favor for each guest
- A special Crown & Crumpet Birthday crown for the guest of honour
May we suggest a delightful Fairy to fly in and make an appearance and keep the kids entertained? This takes the pressure off you the hostess and the little ones love how the fairy keeps them busy with glittery face painting, a magic show and balloon twisting! We can arrange this for you as it is an extra cost but well worth it! Inquire with us and Amy is happy to give more details.
Our fab pastry chef can create a classic birthday cake for your event... whatever the occasion adult birthday, child's birthday, a Baby reveal cake etc... you name she can probably can create it for you. Please inquire with Amy about all the options! Prices begin at $48.00.


text:
McGuire, Alistair and Costa-i-Font, Joan, eds. (2012) The LSE companion to health policy. Elgar original reference . Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK. ISBN 9781781004234
The LSE companion to health policy covers a wide range of conceptual and practical issues from a number of different perspectives introducing the reader to, and summarising, the vast literature that analyses the complexities of health policy. The companion also assesses the current state of the art.
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|© 2012 The Editors
|Library of Congress subject classification:
|R Medicine > RA Public aspects of medicine
|Departments > European Institute
Departments > Social Policy
Research centres and groups > Centre for Economic Performance (CEP)
Research centres and groups > LSE Health
|Date Deposited:
|16 Apr 2012 15:00
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