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Category: cool baby names 2012
The strongest baby name influences right now: Hunger Games, Game of Thrones, and ancient Rome. Many of the hot names relate to nature and to worlds beyond our own. And most share a transcendence of traditional gender identity, containing elements of names for the opposite gender if not crossing over to unisex territory.
Nameberry's hottest names of the year, which we predict you'll be hearing lots more of in the future, are:
Yesterday we did a rundown on the divide between the girls' names that are stylish to the point where it feels like they must be popular and those that are actually, statistically widely used. It's especially hard to distinguish when it comes to the names we see appearing so often in berry posts and blogs.
So here we do a similar analysis for the boys, with some similarly surprising results, especially when it comes to those berry faves,…names such as Theo. It's easy to be fooled if you live in a place where there are more Atticuses than Aidens in your neighborhood playground.
Once again, the numbers in parentheses represent how many babies were given that name in the most recent U.S. Count.
Abner (162) is stylish, while Abraham (1,899) is popular
Ace (395) is cool; Chase (6,397) is hot
Every year, it seems, people become more aware of the power of names. And yet names are still free and universal, which increases the pressure to find that one perfect name that defines and encapsulates all your hopes and dreams for your child.
Here, the 12 hottest trends for Baby Names 2012.
Question of the Week: What do you foresee as the biggest name trends of 2012?
Looking into your crystal ball, what genres of names do you see rising in popularity?
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Tatsumi Hijikata planted the seeds for the revolutionary Japanese dance in 1959 with an adaptation of novelist Yukio Mishima's Kinjiki. Emphasizing a liberated body-awareness, he shunned balletic and modern techniques and introduced heretical themes of bestiality and homosexuality. Banned by the Modern Dance Association of Japan, Hijikata eventually drew support from dadaists, who supported the medium as it developed underground throughout the '60s. Today, a decade after the founder's passing, butoh is embraced internationally as one of the most profound aberrations of the medium, influencing countless avant-gardists in many idioms.
What is it about butoh that excites artists and audiences from South America to Israel? The fascination could lie in the art form's singular devotion to contacting the inner life of the body. Hijikata once explained, "Thinking about the strangeness of our bodies or manipulating them through various training techniques is not enough. ... We must confront our bodies." His confrontational exercises involved tapping into incidents from the primordial memory -- the moment of conception, the reproduction of cells within the womb, the development of organs, the blood flow of life. Only through the body's continual discovery of self, he argued, could the spirit emerge naturally.
Hijikata felt that movement is derived from the body, rather than applied to it: "This is something that your body teaches itself," he said. For Japan, at that time, this was a radical construct. In the book Butoh: Dance of the Dark Soul, Mark Holborn says that Japan was "a culture that had no history of the body at the center of either aesthetic or philosophic preoccupation."
D-net's San Francisco Butoh Festival 1996, running this Sunday, June 9, through the following Sunday, includes films, a talk with some of Hijikata's closest associates, and two programs of butoh dances. Sunday at 2 p.m., three generations of butoh women -- including Akiko Motofuji (Hijikata's widow), Setsuko Yamada, Saga Kobayashi, and Hiroko Tamano -- will talk about Hijikata's work and show films of his dances. That's at the Asian Art Museum in Golden Gate Park, and is free with museum admission. D-net and the San Francisco Cinematheque will present more of Hijikata's work on film at the Kabuki Theater, 1881 Post, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 10; that's $8. And the fest culminates next weekend, June 13 through 16, with two dance programs at the Cowell Theater, Marina and Buchanan in Fort Mason. Program 1, featuring Motofuji and Yamada, plays Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m.; Program 2, featuring Kobayashi and Tamano, plays Friday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 7 p.m. Tickets are $13 and $17. For information on the festival, call 824-5044; for tickets to the performances, call 392-4400.

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I had a chance to check out the new hit show on VH1 "Marrying the Game" for the first time. I was reluctant to watch but I was at someone else's house and that's what they were watching. So, I chucked it up as "research for Reel Righteous."
The show is based on the life of "gangsta" rapper Jayceon "The Game" Taylor. He and his long time girlfriend Tiffany Cambridge are a few weeks away from tying the knot, and this series was supposed to document the joys of marrying The Game.
Immediately, I understood why this show was on the air. There's an insecure 40- something year old Tiffany Cambridge who just wants her 31 year old son..I mean fiance to act like a grown man. The couple's dynamic is very "worthy" of a reality show in a very 'Love in Hip Hop kind of way.
On this particular episode, Tiffany wanted to accompany Jayceon on a one-day performance in France, Jayceon said it was a waste for her to come because the trip was short and to him that didn't make sense.
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Over the last few weeks I've invited a number of business leaders around the world to contribute to a brand new guide I'm releasing soon called 'Priceless Business Wisdom'.
I selected business leaders in a number of countries and a wide range of industries. (I invited each leader to answer 7 questions and I am sharing their answers in this new guide.)
A number of these business leaders have told me how useful (and enjoyable) it was for them to take a few minutes and answer these 7 questions.
So I thought I would share these same questions with readers of my Herald column as well.
These are great questions to ask successful people in business as you'll get some valuable advice.
(They are also well worth answering with regards to your own business as well.)
Q 1: What type of business are you currently involved in and how long have you been working in this field?
Q 2: If you were starting again in this type of business what are two things you would do differently and why?
Q 3: What were the two most valuable pieces of business advice you ever received and how have you used this advice in your business career?
Q 4: What are the two most useful business books you have read and what was a key lesson you got from reading each book?
Q 5: What were your two most valuable learning lessons in business?
Q 6: What are two important pieces of advice that you would like to share with a business person working in your field?
Q 7: If you had 30 seconds to share one key idea with a business person wanting to get started in your field what would you like to tell them?
Let me share the response to one of these questions from Richard Koch the best selling author of 'The 80-20 Principle'.
Q: What were the two most valuable pieces of business advice you ever received and how have you used this advice in your business career?
"When I was straight out of university, I went to work at a Shell oil refinery. I absolutely hated it. But I did learn one invaluable lesson, which was given to me by a guy called Dan Rawlinson, who ran an in-house consultancy there. He was a great fan of Peter Drucker, who started the idea of "Management by Objectives" (MbO). The basic idea was that managers shouldn't be controlled directly by their boss, but by objectives that they set and agreed jointly. And the key thing was that what mattered wasn't inputs, but results. Nothing should matter but results.
This idea is so powerful and is really the basis of the 80/20 philosophy, except that 80/20 adds the idea of getting great results with as little energy and money as possible. As soon as I grasped the importance of achieving personal and incredibly ambitious results, I left Shell.
The second idea is one I've picked up from Warren Buffett. I've never met him, but his sayings are so wise that they strike an instant chord with me. He once said that working with people you don't enjoy is like marrying for money - not a very good idea in any circumstances, but if you're already rich it's totally crazy. He also said that you become like the people you work with - so choose the best and most fun. Nothing is more important to our happiness than working with people we like and admire - and I have tried to follow this course religiously."
I learned a huge amount of valuable ideas from reading what Richard and other business leaders shared with me in their answers to these 7 questions...
And I am sure you will get great benefit by answering them yourself as well.
'No one is without knowledge except him who asks no questions.' - West African Saying
Action Exercise:
Take some time and answer these 7 questions for your own business.
Graham McGregor is a marketing consultant and the creator of the 396 page 'Unfair Business Advantage Report.' www.theunfairbusinessadvantage.com (This is free and has now been read by business owners from 27 countries.) You can email him at the link above.


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"In the first storyline of RED LANTERNS we look for an answer to these questions. And the answer lies in part on the far side of the prison planet Ysmault. It is here where we'll see why and how the rage of Atrocitus is just as all-consuming as it ever was. We'll also begin to learn what goes on in the boiling brains of his napalm-blooded corps. Can the proud Bleeze remain a loyal servant? How does the angry cat DEX-STARR try to feed its beloved master? And what horrors lie at the bed of the ocean of blood?"
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Known as a boater's paradise where multi-million dollar yachts are nearly as common as kayaks and flat bottom boats, these waters are also support an abundant variety of gamefish. Anglers will have luck searching for huge tarpon, red drum, snook, spotted sea trout, crevalle jack, mangrove snapper and various groupers.
Amelia Island (Nassau Sound to Georgia state line)
Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Cumberland Sound and the Amelia River, Amelia Island's pristine waters offer a long list of saltwater species. Redfish, spotted sea trout and southern flounder are found around the grassbeds and oyster mounds in the backwater creeks and lagoons, while anglers will find tarpon, spanish mackerel, cobia, crevalle jack, king mackerel and trophy red drum hang out around inshore inlets, channels, beaches and buoys. Offshore, anglers will find amberjack, black sea bass, cobia and barracuda.
Apalachicola (Indian Pass to East Pass)
Referred to as the "forgotten coast", the highly productive waters surrounding Florida's panhandle offer anglers loads of fishing opportunities. In summer, look for king mackerel, snapper and grouper to move inshore to reefs and wrecks. As fall and winter months approach, look for spotted trout and red drum to join with the other species of fish that inhabit the inshore flats.
Big Pine Key (Sugarloaf Key to Seven Mile Bridge)
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Biscayne Bay (Card Sound to Miami)
Sandwiched between Miami and the Keys, Biscayne Bay is probably one of the most underrated fishing areas in Florida. With more than 200 species of fish calling the reefs here home, this area is full of options. Both the inshore and offshore waters of southeastern Florida are world famous for bonefish, permit, tarpon, barracuda, crevalle jack, gray snapper, king mackerel, dolphinfish, red grouper, sailfish, spotted sea trout and snook.
Boca Grande/Charlotte Harbor (Lemon Bay to Cayo Costa)
Local legend has it that there is so much fishing here, "even the fish go fishing". Much of this area remains in its natural state and provides excellent habitat for cobia, gag grouper, crevalle jack, gray snapper, red drum, sheepshead, snook, spanish mackerel, spotted sea trout and tarpon.
Cape Canaveral (Indian and Banana Rivers)
Florida's Space Coast hosts an incredibly diverse and rich natural environment, with more than 220 square miles of protected wildlife refuges and 40 parks. Anglers will find outstanding possibilities for king mackerel, amberjack, snapper, grouper and more.
Cape Sable (including Whitewater Bay)
This area located on the southwestern corner of Everglades National Park is the only place on the planet where saltwater crocs mix with American alligators. Rich in spawning grounds and nurseries for a number of fish species, it's not uncommon to find 200 pound tarpon sharing the water with red drum, snook, spotted sea trout, crevalle jack, mangrove snapper and various grouper.
Cedar Keys (Waccasassa Bay to Shired Island)
Located in the Gulf of Mexico, this diverse area is known for its inshore and offshore reefs which provide habitat for grouper, king mackerel, snapper, sheepshead, jacks and more.
Daytona Beach (South Daytona to Palm Coast)
Ripe with fishing possibilities, this area is known for its tremendous marlin and sailfish fishing. Other exotic species that roam these waters include crevalle jack, king mackerel, amberjack, dolphinfish, grouper and snapper. While the nearby Halifax River offers snook, red drum and spotted trout.
Ft. Myers (Estero Bay to Pine Island Sound)
A true tropical paradise, this region's rich, grassy beds cover the flats along the shore and make for excellent snook, red drum and spotted sea trout fishing. Huge tarpon are found along the beaches, passes and holes in late spring.
Ft. Lauderdale (Port Everglades to Boynton Beach)
This area's year-round access to bonefish, permit, tarpon, king mackerel and snapper, make this a must-fish location. With wide variety of hard fighting game fish inhabiting these waters; this is truly an angler's paradise.
Ft. Pierce (N. Hutchinson Island to Wabasso Beach)
The abundance of shrimp, fish and crabs make this a great fishing area. This area's inshore and offshore waters are well known for hosting an abundance of amberjack, barracuda, cobia, red grouper, crevalle jack, king mackerel, cero mackerel, pompano, gray snapper, snook, tarpon and yellowtail snapper.
Ft. Walton Beach (including Choctawhatchee Bay)
More billfish are caught in these waters each year than at all other Gulf of Mexico ports combined. Anglers can target red drum, spotted sea trout, sheepshead and southern flounder near the grassbeds and oyster mounds in the bays or king mackerel, red snapper, amberjack and gag grouper around the many artificial reefs located offshore.
Homosassa (Bayport to Withlacoochee Bay)
Famous for its crystal clear water and great fishing, this area's flats produce plenty of redfish, sea trout, tarpon cobia, jacks and mackerel. While grouper, snapper, sheepshead and kingfish are common in the deeper waters, the area's inshore freshwater, rivers and spring-fed waterways provide excellent bass fishing.
Islamorada (including Flamingo and Florida Bay)
Boasting world-class flats and backcountry fishing, this area's know for its outstanding tarpon, bonefish, gray snapper, red drum, permit, barracuda, snook, spotted sea trout, crevalle jack and grouper fishing.
Jacksonville (Ponte Vedra to Nassau Sound)
While Ponce de Leon was one of the first people to land in this area, modern-day anglers find themselves routinely landing amberjack, barracuda, black sea bass, cobia, gag grouper, crevalle jack, king mackerel, red drum, red snapper, southern flounder, Spanish mackerel, spotted sea trout and tarpon.
Key Largo (Plantation Key to Card Sound)
Key Largo's location provides easy access to North America's only living coral reef on the Atlantic side, and the wild and untamed wilderness of the Everglades on the Florida Bay side. These waters offer anglers a wide variety of gamefish including bonefish, tarpon, permit, crevalle jack, barracuda, snook, spotted sea trout, red drum, gray snapper, king mackerel, red grouper, dolphinfish and sailfish.
Key West (Marquesas Key to Sugarloaf Key)
Anglers will find world-class fishing among the coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass flats located in this area. From bonefish, permit and tarpon to barracuda, sailfish and blackfin tuna, this area has a plethora of species are available to anglers.
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Located in the heart of the Florida Keys, Marathon is a popular base for day trips to both the lower and upper Keys. Angling opportunities include permit, tarpon, bonefish, barracuda, gray snapper, king mackerel, red grouper, crevalle jack, cobia, dolphinfish, sailfish, spotted sea trout and wahoo.
Melbourne (Sebastian Inlet to Lower Banana River)
With an average temperature of 73 degrees, this area's pristine fishing waters provide opportunities for anglers to take amberjack, barracuda, cero mackerel, cobia, crevalle jack, gray snapper, king mackerel, red drum, red grouper, snook, spotted sea trout and tarpon.
Miami (Key Biscayne to Port Everglades)
Boasting a wide variety of game fish year-round, this area's inshore and offshore waters draw eager anglers from around the globe. Once here, anglers quickly realize the awesome opportunities for snook, amberjack, red grouper, cobia, king mackerel, sailfish, dolphinfish, wahoo, yellowtail snapper, barracuda and tarpon, to name a few.
Naples (Big Hickory Pass to Gordon Pass)
Known as the crown jewel of southwest Florida, this area's angling opportunities revolve around its many wrecks, reefs, mangroves, flats and oyster bars. Numerous species of gamefish roam these waters including, huge grouper, colorful snappers, grunts, large sheepshead as well as exotics like hogfish or triggerfish.
New Smyrna Beach (Indian River to S. Daytona)
Another one of Florida's top fishing destinations, this area is almost untouched, free from the heavy traffic and large crowds. Mosquito Lagoon is excellent for grouper, redfish, speckled trout, tarpon and snook while the nearby Atlantic provides a ton of opportunity for king mackerel, amberjack, snapper and grouper.
Ochlockonee (St. George Sound to Big Redfish Point)
Anglers in this area find opportunities for spring-running cobia on the coasts, while others find great success fishing for Spanish mackerel in bays and passes during the spring. Other gamefish possibilities include; amberjack, black sea bass, gray snapper, crevalle jack, king mackerel, red drum, red grouper, southern flounder and tarpon.
Palm Beach (Ocean Ridge to Jupiter Inlet)
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Panama City (St. Andrew Bay to St. Andrew Sound)
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Pensacola Bay (including Santa Rosa Sound)
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Sarasota (Lemon Bay to Sarasota Bay)
This area's extensive artificial reef program has created homes for cobia, jacks, mackerel, snapper, grouper and grunts, while mangroves provide habitat for snook, sheepshead, mangrove snapper and redfish. Anglers will find the passes and channels are productive, holding grouper, tarpon, snook and pompano as well as jacks, spotted trout and more.
St. Augustine (Palm Coast to S. Ponte Vedra)
Drawn to the unspoiled beauty and top-notch fishing, this area is a magnet for anglers seeking big gamefish. A quick trip offshore will put anglers on marlin, sailfish, dolphin and whaoo, while the inshore waters are home to king mackerel, crevalle jack, cobia, snapper and grouper.
St. Johns River (Fuller Warren Bridge to St. Johns Inlet)
Spanning 310 miles, the St. Johns River is the longest river in Florida. Red drum and spotted sea trout top the list of game fish, but anglers will find sheepshead, crevalle jack, Atlantic croaker, ladyfish, tarpon, southern lounder and black drum.
St. Petersburg (Passage Key Inlet to Clearwater)
Inshore anglers will find opportunities to target redfish, spotted sea trout and flounder around the numerous shallow flats, or hook-up with snapper and snook in the mangroves. Be prepared for a battle when fishing for tarpon along the beaches and channels in the area. The many wrecks and unspoiled reefs attract grouper, snapper, grunts, sharks, cobia, jacks, mackerel and more.
Stuart (including St. Lucie and Indian River)
With miles of white sandy beaches, crystal blue water and continuous warm weather, this area is an anglers paradise. Look for bonefish, permit, tarpon, wahoo, grouper or snapper cruising around the area.
Tampa Bay
Much of the natural habitat in this area has been replaced by development and seawalls, but it hasn't stop the snook, redfish, mangrove snapper and sheepshead from hanging around. Be sure to check the seagrass for spotted sea trout, redfish and flounder. The large artificial reef holds some excellent fishing opportunities. Look for cobia, jacks, mackerel, snapper, grouper and grunts.
Tarpon Springs (Clearwater Pass to Bayport)
Hosting a great mix of fresh and saltwater species, anglers can target largemouth bass in the area's rivers and creeks, or hit the Gulf waters to find redfish and trout. Anglers can look for the inshore, rocky areas to hold sheepshead, snapper, grouper, while the numerous inshore and offshore reefs give up grouper, Spanish and king mackerel, snapper, sheepshead and jacks.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - April 24, 1954, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy, Cooler Tonight; Sunday Fair, Cool Welcome Exchange Club Members NINETY-EIGHTH YEAR. NO. 131 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, EVENING, APRIL 24, 1954 IIOHTEEN PAOIS Legal Battle Snarls McCarthy Hearing Order for Seizure Of Phone Records Must Be Changed By JACK BELL WASHINGTON Mundt (R-SD) said today the Senate in- vestigating subcommittee may have to rewrite what he called its "fuzzy" order for seizure of records on telephone calls in the Mc- Carthy-Army officials' dispute. With the subcommittee's national televised hearings in recess until Monday, Mundt said in an interview there is some doubt about the legality of making public tran- scripts of monitored conversations without the consent of both parties. "If this matter gets into the TODAY Trends in Early Vote Scrutinized By JOSEPH and STEWART ALSOP WASHINGTON How _ do you recognize a political trend when you see one? This question is raised because the Democrats in Congress are claiming to discern very strong trend in their favor. They say that this trend first be- came visible with the autumn elec- tion upsets in Wisconsin and New Jersey, and that it has steadily gathered momentum ever since. House Minority whip John Mc- Cormack, for example, stoutly maintains that the Democrats to- day could easily win the House by a majority of 40 to 60 seats. There is also increasing talk among the Democrats of capturing the Sen- much more difficult feat. The Republicans, for their part, maintain just as stoutly that .the alleged trend is a figment of the Democratic imagination, heavily tinged with political propaganda. What follows, then, is the evidence which the Democrats advance to support their claim. Whether or courts, we don't want the whole investigation to go down the drain because of a legal he declared. The South Dakota senator is act-1 ing as subcommittee chairman dur- j Court, ing the inquiry. Sen. McCarthy! Smyth Rita Hayworth Denies Child Neglect Charges WHITE 'PLAINS, N.Y. W) Attorneys for Rita Hayworth and her secretary governess, Mrs. Dorothy Chambers, vigorously de- ny charges the actress' two chil- dren were neglected and mistreat- ed. The Westchester County Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Chil- dren Friday charged in Chil- dren's Court that Miss Hayworth's two little Welles, 8, and Yasmin Khan, 4 years old- were being neglected. Miss Hayworth left the girls with Mrs. Chambers during a two- week Florida vacation with her fourth husband, Crooner Dick Haymes. The couple reportedly left Miami by car on Thursday, heading north but unaware then of the Westchester action. The proceedings in Children's with Judge Gordon W. presiding, were behinc President Eisenhower, right, is greeted by former Vice Presi- dent Alben Barkley on his arrival at Lexington, Kentucky's Blue Grass Airport Friday. (UP the regular chairman, has I closed doors, as is customary in stepped off the subcommittee but! such cases. Specific details of th< retains the does the Army j accusations were not disclosed question witnesses, In a stormy session, the subcom- mittee's four Republicans and three Democrats voted yesterday to sub- poena "all memoranda, all docu- ments, all notes of monitored con- versations as between parties in this controversy and all others that are relevant if they are found to be material and relevant to the issues this committee is now considering." The unanimous vote came after McCarthy threw the hearing into an uproar with a charge that the transcribing of a Nov. 7, 1953 tele- phone conversation he had with Secretary of the Army Stevens was 'completely improper indecent and illegal under the laws" because he knew nothing of the action at the Sffvens has charged McCarthy and his chief counsel, Roy M. Cohn, sought special treatment for a drafted former committee aide, G. David Schine. McCarthy has re- plied that Stevens and his aides tried to pressure the subcommittee into dropping its investigation of alleged Communists in the Army. but it was understood that the com plaint originated with a neighbor. The youngsters first were placec under protective court custody but later left in Mrs, Chambers' care pending a hearing next Tuesday. Nonintervention Pact Requested For Indochina NEW DELHI, India an Minister Nehru called on the Unit- ed States, Britain, Russia and Red China today to enter into a pact at Geneva agreeing not to intervene directly or indirectly in Indochina. He made his proposal in a state- ment before the Indian Parlia- ment. It was part of a five point j program for ending the 7-vear In- Both sides have denied the j not this evidence is substantially I others' charges, and the subcom- idoctllna war- valid, the reader may be allowed mittee probe is aimed at getting i Nehru also asked that the big to the bottom of the maze of ac-ipowers "desist from further cusations and.denials, [threats and stepping up the war McCarthy demanded yesterday j give priority at Geneva for i that all records of telephone con- versations be obtained by the com-1 cease-fire' complete in .vme ici-cui mittee. Joseph N. Welch, counsel I dependence for Indochina, and inj. winnp-snta noil showing Sen 'for stevens and other Army offi-jtiate direct negotiations to end the wrTwaf He told the Parliament India welcomed the scheduling of next week's Geneva talks to seek a set- tlement of the Asian conflicts cen- tering in Korea and Indochina. His country, he declared, was inter- ested and concerned" in Indochi- na, and the Indian aim as "to create peace" there, Nehru said he felt "concern and forebodings in references to in- stant and massive retaliation" which have been made since the Big 3 Wind Up Secret Meetings By MAX HARRELSON PARIS Big Three foreign ministers wound up four days of private strategy talks today convinced many obstacles will have to bonfire in its fenced-in yard. There be hurtled before the Geneva Conference gets down to its primary! was no indication exactly when Russia Breaks Off Relations With Australia Charges Aussies With Conducting Slander Drive MOSCOW Soviet Union ias severed its diplomatic rela- :ions with Australia because of iiat country's refusal to hand jack its fugitive envoy in Can- jerra, Vladimir Petrov, as an em- bezzler and swindler. In a note handed Friday to Australian Charge d'Affaires Brian Hill in Moscow, the Rus- sians accused Australia's govern- ment of a "large-scale campaign of slander" in its allegations that Fort ress Climbers Found Frozen to Death On Austrian Peak OBERTRAUN, Austria OR A search party today found the Bodies of 3 German teachers and 8 of 10 teen-age schoolboys who Almost 400 police and mountain guards were mobilized this mom- ing for the most concentrated Al- if documents said to have ex- losed a Communist spy ring. It demanded that Hill, top-rank- ng Australian envoy to the Krem- n, leave with the five-member mbassy staff immediately. Soviet )eputy Foreign Minister Andrei "romyko told Hill the Russians the staff moved out in two r three days. At the same time the Russians ecalled Ambassador Nikolai E. jeneralov from Australia and an- ounced the embassy there would e closed. In Canberra, the big Soviet Em- assy staff was busy today burn- ig documents and books in a huge to judge for himself. Check on Polli First, there are the polls, for whatever they are worth. The Democrats point with pride to the following recent polls: thought to be in danger, with an amazingly comfortable lead over his opponent. A Denver, Colo, poll showing a 27-point drop from last June in those thinking the Administration was doing a "good" job, and an 11-point drop for those thinking the administration was doing a "good" or "fair" job. (But, it should be pointed put, a whopping 82 per cent still think the adminis- tration is doing at least fairly well.) A poll of eight states from the Republican Midwest, by the indus- trious Dr. Gallup, showing th Democrats rapidly closing in o the Republicans. A Texas poll showing a 12 pe cent drop fronr last August in th administration's popularity. Change in Tucson Second, there was the recent vol ing in Tucson, Ariz., Santa Fe, N Mex., and in certain small am medium-sized Massachus ett towns; and the registration in the County of In the last two elections, in 1952 (Continued on 18, Column 1. ALSOPS a Boy, 5, Cuts Rope Strangling Playmate MILWAUKEE old boy climbed a tree Friday and cut the rope that was strangling his eight-year old playmate. Michael Wozniak, who almost hanged himself accidentally, was rushed to County General Hospital in critical condition after police officers administered oxygen at the .scene. Daniel Boileau, 5, said Michael borrowed a jump rope from a girl playing nearby and climbed a tree. At a fork in the tree about seven or eight feet up he looped the rope and tied one end about his neck. Daniel said the next thing he knew Michael was hanging at the end of the ,rope with just his toes touching the ground, Daniel grab- bed Michael's pocket knife and climbed the tree. "I cut the rope in the tree Daniel said. "Then I pulled it away from his neck because he didn't seem to be breathing. He jus! lay there." Another child called his father, who administered artificial respir- ation and notified police. consent, saying "Nothing would de- light the Army more." McCarthy said he would agree only if every transcript were made public, adding that he wasn't going to allow anybody who might not be a principal in the hearing to refuse consent and thus keep a conversation secret. In Milwaukee, where McCarthy Dew after the hearing to make a pair of speeches today, the senator said further that he wants the Army telephone transcripts in the record because, he said, they would show efforts to get his investigators to lay off the Army. May be Violation Ray H. Jenkins, special counsel, told the subcommittee it might be violating the Federal Communica- tions Act if it spread on the record McCarthy in Milwaukee to Deliver Speeches MILWAUKEE ffl_ Sen, McCar- thy (R-Wis) prepared to deliver a couple of speeches today after a quick flight from Washington Fri- day night during a weekend re- cess in his bitter televised fight business of trying to bring peace to Korea and Indochina. U. S. Secretary of State Dulles, i British Foreign Secretary Eden and French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault arranged a final get-together this afternoon to iron out their strategy for the Geneva meeting which opens Monday. Following this meeting, Dulles and Bidault plan to leave for Gen- eva today. Eden was scheduled to fly there tomorrow. A long-distance clash by diplo- matic note between Russia and the West over the role of Red China at the Geneva Conference made t clear this problem in itself would be a major issue to be worked out before the conferees n Switzerland ever would come to he specific questions for which they were convened. Russia formalized her demand hat the Communist Chinese dele- jatipn headed by Premier-Foreign Minister Cbou En-lai be granted he po-sition of a great power. The Big Five promptly said no. Although this is described as nerely a procedural .problem, it has assumed the proportions of a major issue of the conference. The Russians apparently realize Dulles is on a delicate spot be- cause of strong American feeling against any sort of recognition of Red China and because of the growing feeling among other West- ern powers that the United States is attaching too much importance to this issue. For this reason, it is generally believed Russia will not drop the issue simply because formal West- ern notes yesterday rejected its Big Five proposal. French Cling to Main Defenses At Dien Bien Phu with the Army. McCarthy reiterated on his ar- rival here that he is insisting that all monitored Army Department telephone statements connected with the David Schine case be pre- sented as evidence in the hearings presently being conducted by his subcommittee. "We should bring it all in to put ,t back in the correct the senator said. "It will 'Show the efforts to keep us from exposing the covering-up processes of the last 10, 20 and 30 years." The monitored statements will also show, McCarthy said, efforts by the Army to get his subcom- mittee to "lay off" the Army. The Roosevelt Says Spite Behind the Russians would leave Austral- ia. In addition to repeating the So- viet demand for the arrest of Pet- rov on charges of swindling and embezzling Russian embassy funds the note accused the Aus- tralian government of kidnaping Mrs. Petrov, who the Australians say was granted political asylum with her husband. Australia already had rejected the demand for the return of Pet- rov when it was made earlier by Generalov, and kept him in a se- cret biding place. Mrs. Petrov was Calif. James reunited with him after a tumul- j Roosevelt says his estranged wife included the "infidelities letter" with her separate maintenance suit out of spite. The late president's eldest son, a congressional candidate, filed a memorandum in court yesterday that said "inclusion of the letter can only be construed as a delib- erate act designed to cause great By LARRY ALLEN HANOI, Indochina W) The. French hurled powerful counter- attacks today at the Communist-led AVA I.UC X11U3L Al- pine search in Austrian history, i outpost the rebels had The bodies were found frozen to der 18 inches of snow. The reinforced search group suc- ceeded where a smaller group of about 100 men had failed in eight days of combing the snow-covered Dachstein Plateau. The searchers were aided today for the first time by sunny weather and seven train- ed mountain dogs. The dead students and their teachers all were found in the neighborhood of a makeshift camp site, where the group apparently spent one night before they froze to death without food or shelter. with- tuous incident in which she was taken from a plane at Darwin just as she was about to depart with Soviet agents for Moscow. Bidaulf Free To Negotiate at Geneva Conference PARIS French Cabinet today gave Foreign Minister Georges Bidault a free hand to j negotiate for France at the Geneva conference opening Monday. Bidault had demanded that the Cabinet let him go to the Asian ____ ___ parley with no strings attached. I by Roosevelt and dated Feb. 27, senator, who has stepped down as I By giving him a carte blanche 11945. It lists infidelities with nine notoriety and publicity out regard to the harmful effects on the children aad others." The memorandum refers to Mrs. Romelle Roosevelt's answer to her husband's motion to strike the let- ter from the suit. The motion will be argued next Friday in Superior Court. The letter concerned was signed chairman of his subcommittee for the present hearing, insisted Fri- day that all conversations in any way connected with alleged efforts to get special Army favors for The Western stand, hardened by I Pvt. David Schine be presented in the attitude of the United States, I chronological order. is that Red China is no different j McCarthy successfully headei than any of the other several in- terested countries which were in- vited by the Big Four to a con- ference on Korea and Indochina. The United States also insisted Geneva talks were scheduled. "Misgiving had Four invitation make he declared, by the Vietminh step-i n h it plain Red China's attendance in no way implied recognition of the ping up the tempo of the war and the United States a i d i n g the But official said French-Vietnamese side. [yesterday his government will tervention would bar any kind o any conversation where one of the j interference, such as furnishin two persons involved didn't consent I troops and war material. Event to that action. He said committee !uallv il WOUW incorporated in members were taking "the chance i U-N- non-intervention treaty ope: of getting in jail." j to other nations. This squared with the opinion ofi ,France wa? j10' incMed among government attorneys familiar with I those requested to keep hands off the communications law, who ornBut that while monitoring a phone call Parls government should give as itself was not illegal the conversa- tion cannot be lawfully made pub- lic without consent of the party at (Continued on Page 2, Column 6) MCCARTHY The Indian leader's' proposed I Push for agreement on an immedi- four-power agreement for cease-fire in Indochina before the Geneva parley bogs down over whether Communist China is an honorable big power. This feeling is motivated by the strong popular demand in France that the seven-year-war against the Communist-led Vietminh reb- els in be brought to an end. H-Bomb May Change Weather, Jap Claims TOKYO Japanese weather expert said today United States hy- drogen bomb tests in the Bikini area may cause "a big climatic change bringing on an unseason- able cold spell ruinous to crops." The new Japanese blast at the American H-bomb experiments came at a meeting sponsored by the Meteorological Research Insti- tute of the Transportation Mini- stry. WEATHER surances at Geneva that she i taking steps to grant full independ ence to the Indochinese States o Viet Nam, Laos, and Cambodia. India has no direct part in the Geneva Conference. Elmo T, Christiansen, left, North Dakota attorney general, is shown with Herman Paster, St. Paul coin machine dealer, as the two left federal court in Bismarck, N. D., Thursday after a jury found them guilty of conspiracy to bring slot machines into the state in violation of federal law. The two will be sentenced next week. (AP Photo) FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity Partly cloudy and cooler tonight, Sunday enerally fair and rather cool. Low tonight 38, high Sunday 54. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 lours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 68; minimum, 42; noon, 60; precipitation, none; sun ets tonight at .sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER (No. Central Observations) Max. temp. 63 at p.m. Fri- Say, min. 58 at a.m. today. Iky overcast at feet, visibility miles, noon temp. 57, wind calm, larometer 29.96 steady, humidity 30 per cent. j off the introduction Friday of conversation between himself am Army Secretary Stevens on Nov 1953. "A lot of important man hour were being lost" by the presen hearing, McCarthy said and ex pressed concern that generals anc senators were being kept awa; from other work. The senator declined to go inte his feelings toward Schine, a form er unpaid consultant for his com mittee whose drafting into the Army and subsequent military ca reer has been the main subject o; the dispute. McCarthy was slated to address the Wisconsin Women's Press Club this afternoon and a meeting 01 the Roundtable International to- night, McCarthy Called Bigger Threat Than Communism NEW YORK Christian Ac- tion, an organization of Protestant church men and women, charged Friday that congressional investi- gations headed by Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis) are "a greater threat to our institutions than do- mestic Communism." The organization said in a, state- ment the "whole trend, of which Sen. McCarthy is partly cause and partly has "undermin- ed the safeguards by which citizens are protected against arbi- trary injury by those in power." This trend, the statement added, "has greatly weakened the party in power as an instrument of gov- ernment, and this has injured the country as a whole." The organization urged "our fel- low Christians everywhere" to "re- sist this evil with the influence at their command before it grows in- to intolerable proportions." Christian Action was founded in 1951 to influence public policy on social, economic and political is- sues. It has members from all ma- or denominations in 42 states and j nine foreign countries and territor- j ei. L on handling negotiations on Indo- china and Korea, the Cabinet head- ed off what might have resulted in a collapse of Premier Joseph Laniel's government. After a 3% hour meeting of the Cabinet, its spokesman, Emile Hughes, banded out a communique saying: "The Cabinet approved the ar- rangements made and the inten- tions outlined by the chief of the French delegation aimed at lead- ing to peace in Indochina in con- formity with the declarations made by the head of the government and sanctioned by Parliament." Laniel has declared in addresses to the Assembly that France will miss no opportunity to reach a peaceful settlement in Indochina so long as the security and inde- pendence of the three Indochinese states associated with France in the French Union are not en- dangered. the heart of Dien Bien Phu. A French Army spokesman said the defenders of the fortress had not .succeeded in dislodging the deeply entrenched rebels from their grip on the whole northern half of the fortress' main airstrip. But he said the counterattack had given the French some added breathing space in which to estab- lish a new defense line of trenches and fortifications. Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries, heroic commander of the bitterly contested fortress, launched his counterassaults in an effort to snatch back the outpost captured Friday by the Vietminh in a day of furious hand-to-hand fighting. Heavy Red Loitei But the Vietminh threw in over- whelming numbers of troops and De Castries was forced to call jack the main body of his forcei to the heart of the fortress. The French claimed the enemy suffered leavy losses in today's fighting. Two Vietminh battalions number- ing about men were said by the French to have been hit se- verely by raking fire from and artillery inside Dien Bien Phu's shrinking perimeter. Meanwhile, there was specula- tion that loyal forces marching northward from the Indochinese Kingdom of Laos may be on their way to try to relieve the pressure against the completely encircled fortress. French-Laotian troops were re- ported to have reached the curve of the Nam Ou river about 18 miles south of beleagured Dien Bien Phu. But the French Army sources here would not disclose the objective of this northward movement from the Laotian royal capital at Luang Prabang. The French counterattack inside the fortress came after the Viet- minh took time out to consolidate their newly won positions in the north corner. Swamp of Red Mud Monsoon rains the past week turned the bowl-shaped Dien Bien Phu battlefield into a swamp of women, with names, places and approximate times. Roosevelt, denying misconduct, has said mud, hampering French war- signed the letter to avert a divorce j planes and bogging down field armament. The French defenses still intact covered an area less than a mile across Friday night. This was a tiny target for planes that must i parachute in all food and war Mrs. Roosevelt's answer to the motion to strike said her husband, if concerned with the welfare of their three children, could have had the file sealed. Roosevelt replied that this could supplies. The plight of the weary if )-inOn Hnna until tf3ftav flofonrln'TC IITO e at _ not have been done until "after nationwide publicity had been giv- en the letter." The memorandum says "attorneys for Mrs. Roosevelt knew beyond doubt that when the complaint was filed it would be available to the general public and the newspapers "It is an outstanding example of a premeditated act." Mrs. Roosevelt, in her separate maintenance suit, accused her hus- band of adultery with three other women not named in the 1945 letter. defenders was considered especial- ly acute because all escape routes from the remote mountain position have been blocked by the encircling Vietminh masses. The first of a new contingent of paratrooper reinforcements from France arrived at a secret Viet Nam air base Friday. U.S. Air Force Globemasters ferried the troops on a three-day, flight which skirted India. The French News Agency said in a dispatch from Saigon more landed in Indochina today. The Facilities of a French field hospital at Dien Bien Phu, Indochina, are heavily overtaxed since planes can no longer land to evacuate the wounded. Waves of Red rebels hit the crumbling defenses of the city today in attempt to reduce French-held territory so that parachuting of re- inforcements would become impossible. (UP Tele- photo) t ;
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After the tea tasting make it over to the booking signing at Antigone Books and support one of our neighborhood authors, Laura Fitzgerald, as she promotes her new book, "One True Theory of Love". It takes place here in Tucson, and even has a scene set in Seven Cups.
The Tucson Festival of Books will be March 14-15 at the U of A.
"The bubbly 41-year-old recently sat down to sip hot tea at Seven Cups tea house, one of the settings in "One True Theory of Love."
Fitzgerald will sign copies of her book at 7 p.m. today at Antigone Books. She also will moderate a panel and appear at various booths at the Festival of Books in March."
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When frequently nude beauty Léa Seybiandoux was cast in the French lesbian drama Blue is the Warmest Colour, we knew good things were bound to happen. But when the film received an NC-17 rating for 12-minutes of Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos le muff diving, we were celebrating like it was Bastille day! It's not all just graphically sapphic interludes either, the film took the top prize at Cannes this year.
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CBS Sports Network's analyst Wally Szczerbiak joined Dennis and Callahan to talk about KG's clutch gene and the Celtics current playoff success. Szczerbiak discusses if he's surprised by the impressive run the Celtics are on, what's fueling KG's amazing playoff performance, and why LeBron's clutch gene has dwindled since he's left Cleveland.
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You'll see Kevin competition and they say this all this talk too much you know people don't -- -- 3630 Fargo could do without -- A -- other Doug took a lot of bottom up crept over Rudy hallmark craft every day Sonoma to professional. Kevin Garnett post game looking directly in the camera at his nay sayers Dennis and Callahan it's our number two. The morning after the -- 32 -- one win away from getting to the NBA finals. Joining us on the AT&T hotline AT&T Ford GL TE Wally Szczerbiak who played seven seasons with Kevin Garnett. Who here in Boston currently with CBS sports network as a studio analyst he's part of the network's weekly roundtable. College basketball show inside college basketball morning while it's John and -- in Boston thanks particular manner to how aria. I'm doing great thank you have famously of the last two or three days have been quoted on Twitter is saying KG is another one who lacks the hash tag. Clutch gene. And always has. What was your basis of that week Andy's still believe it after you watch what to watch last night Wally. Well here's the thing about KG like you said in his interview last night it's it's incredible what he's doing right now it is a it is a credit to his craft Al professionally -- He's got like poignant and every single playoff game I think it maybe that you know double doubles every single playoff game -- the best basketball. Quite possibly have ever seen him play at the biggest moments I mean it's just incredible but. The reason why put the put put put that we got there about the -- -- To be objective and an in our profession our job is to be objective and we put LeBron on blast for not having the clutch -- So watching -- throughout his career now with Boston. I just stood out there that hey let's keep in KG crunch time and see what he does the crunch time. You know could in years past when we were Minnesota we've got hooked and could sell it to the big shot now what Boston is Paul Pierce and Ray Allen indicate he's credit by would you defer to those guys at the end of games there. You know big shot makers Paul Pierce showed it again last night. Now having said that -- -- prove me completely wrong last night made two huge free throws down the stretch and made a big fifteen footer. Though you know if someone of the naysayers that helping motivate KG play at this level and maybe departments sent only a little thank you could see just play -- off the chart. What I get a credit your man for saying he proved you wrong with what he did last night -- question this question -- it was no secret. That your relationship with Kevin was a little and even during your seven seasons together in Minnesota a relationship the -- marred by some sort of hidden source of conflict have you ever dress that and and said exactly what was why YouTube didn't necessarily go -- to dinner every single night together. No it happened early on in our career and I'll say that propelled that book if that ever -- I'm not saying that ever will but we learn to get along very amicably. We -- seven great years I mean he was a phenomenal teammate he took me as a player -- extraordinary -- helped me make the all star team. Hope that make the playoffs every single year we made the Western Conference finals. This unfortunately -- the team we couldn't achieve that ultimate goal which was an NBA championship. And he's achieved in bought them with other great players around great coaches great organization organization has nothing but. Credit to him you know it's unfortunate and sport you know you there -- thirty teams in the NBA and a pretty much only one team goes home happy at the end of the year. So it's really tough to accomplish that final goal and you know this is very fun watching them do what they're doing that -- some really -- basketball. RC you won't say specifically what was what it was a specific incident is that when -- was. Yeah OK fair enough do you think did did KG's arrival in Boston evidently you do with the end of your time here in Boston -- I don't. They have a question. You you've finished up here and 07 right right he arrived like a month after year. -- your departure it. -- just coincidence. I don't well I mean I was traded for Ray Allen I mean I have no idea I don't know what went through. You know the -- division you know there's -- You know any change in the -- Boston I really don't have any. I mean you are you know more about this game than than than we do you're as surprised as we are with their accomplish I mean that's -- as well nobody. Picked him to get past that he and there are one game away from the finals as you sit there watch these this series on full. Is it is surprising to you as it is to everyone else. Honestly no because I know how good Paul is -- not -- good -- -- -- good of a coach Doc Rivers I mean when you're playing for coach that'd been in the wars playing with the Atlanta Hawks against the Boston. And felt that. In 67 game series back in the playoffs. When you look at their coach like that he. He can he gain ultimate respect right away at the player. And that such a luxury to have in you the job that he's doing in the series it's just phenomenal what he's doing as the coach. And then with the creek park that outside that at the beginning of the series KG. Is the key he has the matchup advantage every time he set foot on the floor nobody can guard him out there. And with a point guard like Rondo finding him on the lobs finding your money's at the world with a look with a coach like Doc Rivers draw enough plays to get -- the ball. Positions where he can be successful I thought the Celtics could definitely beat this -- no question. You're dead do you do you think LeBron James lacks the clutch gene. I think when he was with Cleveland he did. Because when I first got traded to the cast my first conversation with Mike Brown was -- our job is to get the game into the fourth quarter give them all the LeBron the last five minutes and he'll win it every single time and he did. We knew where the ball would go and we knew who's gonna come through for us ever since though he's got the Miami. He's been totally different I think -- the -- games I think it was evident in game. And in the game before so -- in game four in Boston -- -- it was horrible decision at the end of the game not even getting shot up. Allowing the defense to dictate what he was gonna do the ball -- with the ball the last possession and not attacking the defense and make in the defense react to him. And then you know last night he was referring to -- and it's one of -- things where is it should not be -- the -- probably not I mean played like you know Paul Pierce is very clutch guy why do you think KG differs little bit Paul Pierce and Ray Allen couldn't possibly the right move to do those guys come up with big shot but. At the same time you know he would not in the same player that I remember playing with and Cleveland. In Miami in those clutch it. Episode tomorrow night you're expecting. The Celtics close it out here in Boston where the pressure is going to be much much greater. On on the -- It if you ask me a prediction and I predicted Miami would win game five of the home team at such a huge advantage in the playoffs it's -- -- to win on the road. And what Boston did last night. We will with the big when I mean to go in there and the pressure situation pressure -- get that victory was just stick. Now all the pressure swings the Celtics. You know I think you know they have to come out -- that the federal court. They're gonna get Miami's best effort in the mines and pride in that locker room and it's great player in the locker room and they Chris -- -- help they. Though I've just been captivated by these playoffs by the series I don't think it get any better and I can't wait for instance. Wally Szczerbiak is an oversimplification. To stated this way the Celtics seemed to play their best when the stakes for the highest and the pressure is palpable. And the heat seemed to play their worst in those same situation as Federal Reserve obligation. I think that's completely accurate yeah completely accurate I mean you see guys that stepped up their relish the moment Paul -- 2000. A really tough shooting night many of the cold blooded three right LeBron James and say -- -- Made contact with a -- right after he released that I mean that was just a phenomenal shot. No way out up on the birth of his ankle -- and shoot 60% from the free throw line during the playoffs what is he doing stepped up to make -- you've decreased goes at the end of the game that. Popular victory in the KG -- You know whatever reason that motivated by the naysayers he comes in and make big plays down the stretch it to the credit to those three. And the team as a whole -- you know I'd like Keyon Dooling was shot Michael features -- -- the end of the game those. Huge clutch shot I -- that's about it not gonna back down from anyone done a great job on LeBron on defense all series to. That's just it it it just showed that if you put your hand out. And then you make it into a -- you're gonna do a lot more damage is assessed that if you put your hand out you just put two fingers together. And you try to break something and I think that's the difference you know are right now bought and the scene and right now Miami is a little bit fragmented. -- after the game Chris Bosh said I had more to give I felt good out there Erik Spoelstra remarkably said I didn't see much -- he seemed to have a lot of energy he was fine at the end and then he said. But I didn't think it would be fair to put him back in there at the end of the game do you understand the absence of Chris Bosh from that game down the stretch. -- look -- -- who's -- have to answer a lot of questions let me tell you I mean. -- -- what they run at the end of games and I look at Doc Rivers he runs across screens you know the last two minutes for KG to get on the ball at feet from the basket with a smaller kind of back you know if they -- it seemed like he -- -- also make wade and James to beat. You know -- beat the Celtics won on five from the top of the key here half court I mean I don't see any. Get the guys and a good position where they can score get the guys -- the ball was an advantage to score and you know -- when he looked at -- spot she sees another all star and he's another match player all you right away I think he has more respect for him the defender it's going to be tougher for KG get. Make it move to get those laws to get these players baskets that he and when he has -- smaller guys like apple guarding them. Sometimes LeBron guarding them with so far been doing a lot I mean LeBron you Jakarta Post defenders so I agree I mean. If bosh was healthy I don't see why he wasn't in the game at the end you've got to go to big money guys and I anticipate he'll probably be in the games that aren't. Final question will get Jeddah here with with this -- when you compare the matchup Celtics verse of the heat you know the Celtics point guard verse of the -- point guard the Miami superstars vs the a Boston superstars is the biggest disparity in matchups the Celtic coach vs the Miami coach. Absolutely. And you've got to -- got to preface this by saying one of the Big Three hasn't been there for most of yours from Miami that at a big disadvantage sure -- he's really exploited that but. You know as a coach I know I've been coached by about bruins' best coach of the -- -- he just knows he gets that. He knows what's going through the mind of the player he knows how to. -- -- get a player into rhythm how they get them going how to get on the ball in the sweet spot where he can make a play where you can make a shot that he can start playing better defense and you know he's just he's got a great for the felt that you know it starts to deal with and he goes to standing in the document that would make a great organization. You know in the brains of the organization trickle down the players I think that's what they're accomplishing some. -- we wanna help sell the tell all book well it's just give us a hint not. The problem with KJ was. It was really don't know about you know -- this. -- that sell my -- for some like that you know what happened engaging in that that would prefer the closed doors he's gotten over it. And you know I have no hard feelings towards him. On the court -- off the court. Comedy about whom. I'm intrigued yeah let us know when the book comes you able. We'll voluble pushed the book wary when it comes out he is a Wally Szczerbiak former Celtic former timberwolves currently CBS sports network studio analyst part of the network's weekly roundtable college basketball show. Inside college basketball. Wally Szczerbiak thanks for taking a couple of minutes this morning -- -- basketball -- us might well throughout Barbara -- is epic Dennis and Callahan on the AT&T outlined AT&T forgy LTE was speeds up at ten times faster than three GAT and T. Rethink possible.


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Johnson Brothers Ironstone Laura Ashley Blue Petite Fleur Salad Plate. This pattern was made by Johnson Brothers of England from 1979 to 1986, it features a pattern of flower with a rope braid pattern trim. This plate is 8" across and is in very nice condition, no chips, does have some normal marks from use, these cannot be seen unless you tilt the plate sideways in just the right light. A perfect addition to your set or lovely as a decorative plate.
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I saw that video on TV recently of the police chief hitting a pedestrian while driving what appeared to be a WK2 and immediately thought about my own JGC.
Now, don't get me wrong. ..I freakin love my GC, but I've had a couple of incidents where I didn't see things that were blocked by the thick "A" pillars combined with the placement of the side view mirrors
Maybe it's just me...This is a new vehicle and maybe it takes some getting used to....but I was wondering if any of you guys found the same thing.
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Some people and some cars just don't fit. I find the Jeep better (for me) than my MDX.
A friend of mine just got rid of a fairly new Caddy that their daughters bought for them. The reason was his wife complained she was afraid to drive it because she couldn't see past the left a-pillar and mirror. She had been driving a Lincoln for four years and said the visibility was great.
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Maybe I should have ordered the Technology Package...
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Don't the side airbag curtains in most vehicles require bigger A pillars? My WK and 2002 Durango also hve rather large pillars.
A few weeks ago I almost ran over one of my neighbors crossing the street as I was making a left. I think the large mirrors are more of the problem with blind spots rather than the A pillars. I tried a higher seat position but same problem. They need to make the mirrors at least 1 inch shorter in height.
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At first it took some getting use to adjusting from my Ram which sits higher and has great visibility (larger windshield and mirrors) to this which sits lower and feels more enclosed, but I don't see it as a problem anymore.
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You are correct sir. That is the reason for the large A-pillar in most vehicles. Safety for in car passengers has gone up. You won't see those smaller A pillars found on early 90's version.
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(Fade in Twilight Zone theme...)
My wife and I were heading to Costco yesterday and we were sitting in a U turn lane waiting for the light to change. As it went green, a woman to our left decided to turn right on her red light which pretty much placed her in the same time/space continuum that we were about to occupy.
The A pillar and mirror effectively blocked her from my immediate vision, but the auxiliary U turn warning device in the front passenger seat quickly alerted me to the presence of the offending vehicle. I was able to adjust accordingly.
As long as we fully utilize all of the safety warning devices in the GC, I don't think that the sizes of the pillar and side mirror are that big of a deal.
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Since owning my WK2 I have hit 17 pedestrians (family members & neighbors) and almost hit another 15 or so strangers. I feel lucky that I knew all of the victims and the injuries were mostly minor. If I had hit the strangers, I may have been subjected to a law suit. It's been a lot better lately because the wife, children, grandchildren, and neighbors are all aware of the design flaw and pretty much stay out of my way. I still worry about the uninformed strangers though. :) :D ;) :rolleyes:
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This is unfortunately an issue with many current generation vehicles, both because of style and because of accommodating safety mechanisms for airbags, rollover strength, etc. It's not WK2 specific, in other words...
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In 1991, Richard Friar was crowned King Poo by Column 8 because he disposed of the mountain of manure from the Royal Agricultural Society Showground Stables at Centennial Park. Since then he has tirelessly promoted worms with his compost and mulch business. Now he needs a new title. With his wife, Wendy, he has made a peace-promoting documentary film entitled Think About It!, which looks at, among other things, how Australians opposed the war in Iraq. It will screen tonight at the North Sydney Community Centre. Details can be seen at www.millionvotes4peace.com. So Column 8 now officially retitles The King of Poo; he will henceforth be known as The Prince for Peace.
No peace at the pumps. We've had rail rage (Column 8,
yesterday), now Jean Kingdon, of Wahroonga, reports an outbreak of
service station rage on the Pacific Highway she witnessed while
queuing for cheaper Tuesday petrol. Two cars raced for one bowser
from different directions and screeched to a halt within
centimetres of each other. Two men leapt out and stern words were
exchanged before one man backed down. Clearly, petrol inflames
If you are thinking about Christmas cards, don't forget the Goodwill Charity Card Shop at WEA House in Bathurst Street, just down from Town Hall Station. Twelve Australian charities sell their own range of cards there and, because the shop is staffed by volunteers, all the proceeds are returned to the charities.
Although he's not in favour of uranium mining, Adrian
Lamrock, from Newcastle, is advising anyone considering buying
mining shares to look at Rum Jungle Uranium Limited. One of its
exploration sites is at Mount Bundey. "More importantly," he adds,
"I hope the bears have been consulted."
ter Thomas, of Isabella Plains, ACT, and a friend have just completed the Great Ocean Walk in Victoria. He reports that at every campsite there were two water tanks and on each tank was a sign that read: "Untreated rain water. Do not drink!" He comments: "If that wasn't scary enough, all along the Great Ocean Road were signs that read: 'Drive on the left in Australia'."
The origin of the phrase "raining cats and dogs" (Column 8,
yesterday) is certainly obscure. Alan Newman, of Port Macquarie,
has consulted his dictionary of fable to find that, in northern
mythology, the cat is associated with weather, and witches, who
often took the form of their familiars, cats, and are supposed to
have ridden the wind. Dogs were attendants to Odin, the god of
storms. Other respondents tell a doubtful-sounding story from
hundreds of years ago when cats, dogs and various other animals
would keep warm in the thatched roofs of houses. Heavy rain would
wash them out.
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Jacaranda, 1949
Alexander Calder
American, 1898 - 1976
wire and sheet metal with oil paint
335 x 444.5 cm (approx.)
Purchased 1977
National Gallery of Canada (no. 18812)
© Calder Foundation, New-York / Artists Rights Society (ARS) New-York / SODRAC, Montréal (2017)
Alexander Calder's invention of the mobile liberated sculpture from a static base, setting it in motion. These abstract forms are inspired by the jacaranda tree, which the artist saw during a visit to Brazil. Hints of the long, graceful branches and leaves can be seen in the carefully balanced wires and floating forms.
3D view at National Galery of Canada
3D view at The Body Transformed exhibition
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Charles Webster 'Web' Gilbert
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|Australia: Victoria, Melbourne
|First World War, 1914-1918
Charles Web Gilbert was born in Cockatoo, Victoria in 1867. His interest in sculpture developed early. Gilbert was working by the age of nine as an apprentice chef in a Melbourne café, where he would hand model flowers and decorations for wedding cakes.
From 1876 to 1880, he attended private drawing classes conducted by a Mr Sayer, and eventually went on to study part time at the National Gallery School in Melbourne, under Frederick McCubbin, Bernard Hall and G.F. Follingsby.
As a sculptor, Gilbert was predominantly self-taught. At the time, Australia offered few facilities to study the techniques of sculpture. Those with an interest in sculpture either had to teach themselves or leave Australia for art schools in Europe. Gilbert continued to study while working part time as a chef for many years, establishing his own studio and foundry in Fitzroy in 1908.
In 1914, at the age of 47, Gilbert planned to travel to Paris. However, the outbreak of the First World War found him instead travelling to London, where he spent some time working in a munitions factory. It was here that he met Wallace Anderson, who convinced him to join the AIF as a sculptor. In December 1918, Gilbert was made an honorary lieutenant in the modelling subsection of the Australian War Records Section, working with Anderson and Leslie Bowles. They travelled through France making studies and models of battlefields and significant sites to inform the design and construction of the dioramas.
Gilbert was made head of the modelling section, with the job of constructing the Mont St Quentin diorama, the only diorama he ultimately worked on.
In conjunction with his work on the dioramas, Gilbert also produced several sculptures for the Memorial, some of which reflect the figures and action of Mont St Quentin, such as Bomb thrower, Over the top and Stretcher-bearers. He resigned from his position as head sculptor in 1923 to pursue other commissions for memorials.
Gilbert died in 1925 at the age of 57 from heart problems, exacerbated by his physically demanding life. His death occurred while he was in the middle of constructing a major memorial sculpture to the Desert Mounted Corps. In 1923, he had won a competition to design the memorial in remembrance of Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought at Port Said in Egypt from 1916 to 1918. After his death, several other sculptors, including Paul Montford and Betram McKennal, completed the memorial.
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Portrait of a soldier 1923
This panel has been completed in low relief and features a portrait of an unidentified Australian soldier wearing open necked shirt. The bronze frame of the panel has design of gum (eucalyptus) leaves and gumnuts, with an AIF 'rising sun' badge at the base.ART19828
Part of the reins from the statue on the breakwater at Port Said
This is a small bronze fragment from the reins of the Desert Mounted Corps memorial. Designed by Charles Web Gilbert, it was worked on briefly by Paul Montford, before being completed by Sir Bertram Mackennal. It was installed in Port Said, Egypt and unveiled in 1932 by Australia's wartime Prime...ART90021
not titled [Australian soldier]
Bronze sculpture of an unidentified Australian infantryman wearing a slouch hat. The same figure features in another of Gilbert's sculptures, 'Gunners' [ART12503], indicating this small bronze was probably a study, or spare figure for that group bronze showing Australian artillerymen in battle.ART12684
Bronze statue cast in 1936 from a mould made in 1922, of an Infantryman (also known as a pioneer), with rifle and spade. Pioneers were specialist infantrymen, who, as well as their ordinary infantry duties, built dugouts for Headquarters and the RAP, dug latrines, carried rations and ammunition...ART12428
Overall design for 'The Anzacs' [Desert Mounted Corps Memorial]
In 1923, Charles Web Gilbert, with architects Stephenson & Meldrum, were awarded first prize for their winning design for the 'Monument to the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Forces who laid down their lives in Egypt, Palestine and Syria, 1916-1918'. The design for the memorial featured...ART12593
The Digger
Figure of a standing digger.ART12591
On guard
Infantryman with rifle and fixed bayonet, wearing full webbing, protective (tin) helmet and gas mask on chest.ART09834
Web Gilbert made a number of bronze sculptures depicting Australian soldiers in action on the Western Front. In this work, two of the five-man detachment of an 18-pounder field gun are dead or wounded; the other three continue to operate the gun. Spent shells and a shovel are strewn on the ground.ART12503
Depicts an Infantryman in uniform about to throw a Mills bomb grenade. Bronze cast 1936, Melbourne, from plaster cast 1921, Melbourne.ART09832
Prisoners of war
Depicts three German First World War soldiers, prisoners of war, one wearing forage cap and carrying gas mask, others wearing protective (tin) helmets, central one carrying bread bag for field rations, all disarmed (not wearing webbing). Bronze cast 1937, Melbourne; plaster cast 1922, Melbourne.ART12592
Over the top
Depicts an Infantryman, wearing a uniform and tin helmet, in the act of climbing out of a trench to attack across No Man's Land, during the First World War.ART09833
Stretcher bearers
Two German prisoners of war lifting stretcher with Australian soldier, who is covered with his greatcoat. Prisoners of war were often used to assist walking wounded or carry stretchers from the front line on their way to the prison camp.ART12660
Animals in war memorial
The Animals in War Memorial is a joint project between the Australian War Memorial and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA). The memorial commemorates those animals that served alongside Australians in all conflicts. It recognises the practical and psychological...ART93929
Maquette for 'The Anzacs' [Desert Mounted Corps Memorial]
Light Horseman mounted on rearing horse, while NZ Mounted Rifleman is dismounting as his horse scrambles to its feet, created to commemorate the Australians and New Zealanders of the Desert Mounted Corps of the First World War. The maquette was made for the sculpture originally erected in Port...ART12593.001
Mont St Quentin
This diorama relates to Mont St Quentin on 29 August 1918 when the Germans fell back to the line of the Somme west and south of Péronne, closely followed by the 5th and 2nd Divisions. Here the right and centre of the Australian Corps were brought to a standstill, first by the destruction of the...ART41018
Artist Web Gilbert sculpts a model of 1549 Private (Pte) William Roy Guest for the Mont St Quentin Diorama of the Australian War Memorial. Gilbert was largely a self-taught artist who joined the AIF and became an honorary Lieutenant of the Australian War Records Section in December 1918. He...P09435.001


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Summer Hot Spots: Coronado Beach, San Diego, California2014-07-04 2 4 Share Tweet
My boyfriend Scott and I took our cameras on a road trip to the beautiful Coronado Beach in San Diego, California at the very end of May to catch beach combers, surfers, and beautiful sunsets on glorious film.
I'm pretty sure that living in the desert for six years has given me a better appreciation for the beach, and I absolutely love it any time I can dip my toes in the water! At the end of May, my boyfriend and I hopped in our car in search of adventure and drove from Phoenix, Arizona to San Diego, California.
One of the great summer hot spots of San Diego is the famous Coronado Beach. The first thing you'll notice about it are the many people on bicycles in town and all of the surfers! Sometimes you'll see surfers riding their bicycles to the beach, surfboard tucked under their arms and in their wet suits, ready to go! I could spend an entire day just taking pictures of them and surf culture.
It was our first time putting our feet in the Pacific Ocean, and the views were amazing. Aside from the surfers, there is the bustle of activity on the beach to capture on film – from babies and beach combers, to the shoreline and sunsets. The sunsets are so incredible, they look good even in black and white!
There is a really cool vibe in California that you just don't seem to get anywhere else. The palm trees, the hills, the mountains, the beaches, and the people make up for a great summer destination, one that sometimes transports you back in time. I recommend a visit, and I definitely plan to go back again soon!
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Date of Stay: August, 2011
We stayed for two nights and had a lot of fun. Pool is older and a bit small, but the water is warm. Wi-Fi signal was good. Some sites looked okay, but ours stepped into sand. The park sites/roads could use some new gravel. The nearby travel plaza has a great breakfast!
Date of Stay: July, 2011
This was our first time RV'ing with a rental RV. While the park was pretty and well maintained, the rudeness of the staff when I complained about amenities that were advertised but were not available ruined the entire experience. I would not recommend this park for families (my kid's ages are 15 and 10). We have bought our own travel trailer and would love to return to Glacier, but would never stay at this park again.


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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Chrishawn Williams qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships and will represent the Carolina track and field program at the national meet on Friday evening in the long jump.
Williams' event will start at 6:30 p.m. ET (5:30 p.m. CT) and will be broadcast on ESPN3.com with live feed beginning at 6:25 p.m. ET.
Williams earned her qualifying mark of 20-8 1/2 (6.31 meters) on February 2nd at the Armory Collegiate Invitational in New York. She comes into the competition ranked 15th nationally as only the top competitiors are invited to the national championships.


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I have always enjoyed cutaways, Very interesting and fun to puzzle out a bit.
Please describe gas system and gas exit behind closed bolt.
Nice job.
Just had a cut away done up by Vaughn Schafer at 2 Unique Machine. I finished painting it up yesterday and it's on its way to the NRA show for display next week. I thought it came out real nice.
The hot gasses coming through the gas tube shown here are blown down into the carrier through the gas key that the tube is inside of. This pushes the carrier back which rotates the bolt to unlock it out of battery. The carrier continues on it's backward motion until it can't go any farther and the empty shell is ejected through the ejection port.
This photo shows the gas port in the barrel. The gas bleeds through the port into the hole in the gas block. There is a corresponding hole in the gas tube where the gas is fed into it.
The gas travels down the tube to the gas key in the carrier shown above.
Hammer in the fired postition resting against the firing pin.
Hammer cocked and gun on safe. Bolt carrier locked to the rear. You can see the sear area in the bottom window. The reason the sear notch in the hammer is not engaged with the trigger here is because the carrier holds the hammer back a little farther when the carrier is locked to the rear.
The window above this one shows the disconnector. When it is engaged it connects with that hook you see on the hammer.
Other side showing carrier locked to the rear through the window.
This is where the forward assist engages the carrier. You can tap the forward assist to ensure that the gun is all the way in battery.
Buffer and spring shown with carrier locked to the rear.
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I have always enjoyed cutaways, Very interesting and fun to puzzle out a bit.
Please describe gas system and gas exit behind closed bolt.
Nice job.
Nice cutaway. Given that there are never many cutaways from any manufacturer, just think. In 50 years that Windham Weaponry cutaway will have morphed into a valuable and collectable item fetching a high price
Hey, don't you stake that buffer tube retaining plate to the lower receiver?
We don't stake the castle nuts. As tight as we put them on I'll eat my hat if one ever comes loose. Honestly we get more complaints from people (we did with bushmaster as well) from people that can't get the nut off. A lot of people want to change or upgrade the stock in some way. But if anyone buys one of our rifles and wants the nut staked on if they send the lower back to the factory I will do it for them for free.
And, on top of it I couldn't remember the correct name of the part! I was too lazy to go upstairs and look at a manual, serves me right
VERY interesting and appears well done. Did you do this for instructional purposes (I'm getting the impression from the thread you work in the industry) or 'cuz it just looks so darn cool? May I copy and save the photos for my own informational purposes?
So...if you fire it this way, wouldn't it make for something of a bulged Cartridge Case?
( ...sorry...just being playful...)
Nice job! Fun to look at..!
Feel free to copy the pictures for your own purposes. Any images that I take for Windham Weaponry belong to the company though. So if you save and post them anywhere else you should probably get permission from the company.


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