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Happy and relieved that I am already done with Christmas shopping for my kiddos! Yay :) Now I can just relax, bake some cookies, wrap presents and take it all in!
Anyone else done or start shopping yet?
We've bought a few things. Honestly I love to shop so it's really not something I need relief from. I actually try to wait to start, because I won;t stop until xmas, and my kids just don't need that much stuff, lol.
I need to REALLY bad. I want to put stuff on layaway so I need to hurry!
I started a bit, got 2 people done. i have to get for 3 more babies and then my son. my son we did get a angry bird stuffed toy so i guess we started too
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Belton, TX – The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team battled back from its first second-half deficit of the season to score the game's final 14 points on the way to a 45-32 victory over Hardin-Simmons University Saturday in Belton. The second-ranked Cru improves to 7-0 overall and 4-0 in American Southwest Conference play with the victory. The loss drops the Cowboys to 4-3 overall and 3-1 in the ASC on the year.
UMHB would take a 28-26 lead into the fourth quarter and pushed it to 31-26 on Chad Peevey's 37-yard field goal with 13:22 remaining. Hardin-Simmons answered with Logan Turner's 36-yard touchdown strike to Jimmie Simpson to give the Cowboys a 32-31 edge and their first lead since the opening quarter. The two-point conversion would fail, leaving it 32-31 HSU. Brodrick Crain would intercept Turner on the next Cowboy possession and LiDarral Bailey cashed it in for a 42-yard touchdown pass to Jon Ross. Bailey hit Elijah Hudson on the two-point conversion to give UMHB a 39-32 advantage. Javicz Jones picked off Turner on the next possession, leading to a 42-yard Peevey field goal to give the Cru a 42-32 lead. Jones intercepted another Turner pass on the ensuing drive and Peevey provided the final scoring with a 27-yard field goal.
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as we walk to the hill top, lukey picks me some wild flowers, a beautiful bunch, wrapped with leaves. so cute. he later picks me a huge cactus type flower...which is funny at first, but quite retro and pretty. me lurves him.
the first thing you notice is the huge wall. built upto 12 feet wide, of huge imposing limestone bricks, upto 20m tall! this city was originally built and lived in by the chacapoyas people from about 600AD, and must have been a beautiful and imposing city back in it�s day. it was then conquered by the incas who developed and built more upon it. the buildings vary from various stone circle houses, to huge square ceremonial centres. our guide was hilarious , feeding us coca leaves, and picking us wild mushrooms. what was fantastic about this ruin, is where it is...the views, the fact that we were the only ones in it, the size, the development of its kitchens, and the important ceremonial buildings. but the most memorable thing about this ruin was that it is untouched. there are huge trees and busehes sprouting from the walls. there is little reconstruction. there is only one circular wall rebuilt to give you an idea of what they all would have looked like. you are free to roam. you see mummies in the walls, you can scrape away the moss to find carvings.
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This paper introduces a bandpass sigma-delta converter which incorporates bandpass sampling, and which can therefore be clocked at frequencies well below the centre frequency of the input. The device is very efficient in terms of the hardware required. A concise theory of the device is given, and simulations are presented to confirm the theory
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Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - July 1, 1890, Trenton, New Jersey VOL. Vm. XO, 2355. TKKNTON, rUKBDAY AFTFJRNOOX, JULY 1. 1890. TWO CKN'l'8 IHREE BOYS IN TLAMES. Frightful Explosion at a Stand- ard-Oil Refinery THE AIR W HI LL1) WITH HBE. Two of the >Utliiu and OthvlH VittL Jiniljly Burlittl Jnjxir (uuijlit I lie fioin u Holler Over llflj- lilt Isi Tuij acres ol flaim WIM hit tic tin int. u at the WtTiiirlitrd Oil s works Mon daj IliLlin tiiusid In the i xplouioD of an oil link car is wire in Jured 1 them Tulullj Ilicir names are as f bliKlitlj buiucd and McLtonnH Vmrtcw, lujuripJi may result fiitull) MiDonill John 14 j ears old fatally btfliKJ died lint niKbf U IJuial 12 old fatally buiued diul lust nifcht (J Neil Jolm badl} burned John fact and hands Ituraed Seth ljuintd about the body A tTlgtUful .Mllotk An olnmu ol {luck "bitter sinokf 14 M n to sluut into tilt air after the exph MOII f ill bj tic it sheets ol ihc sli ck i i jiii the explosion brukL 111 the neighborhood and wliof k tilt- and residences squares Ihi in nil great pro- and a iiiunljer of tanks Here ablaze before the llienn n to work Ihirtttn Hurried There were seven railroad Tank euis on firo at ene tune Ine 370 barrels of lift) iulloils each or over 18, 000 gallons to the tiuk Besides these an immense upright tank called pn agitator, took fire anil burut-d furiously, the flames leaping to a ln.hlit of 1 "J fitt tars, ajiumlxtof ordinary box cari, were burned Tho apor Urcd The fire had a curious origin Ihe tank La3 tXwndil.i '1 rallniad strike-s and was two ou the road It contained n tjditli i and the ex posure to the hot sunslnue of the post few da) ha 1 generated u 'ICT( vf g Tht iiicu were getting u pump out the oil, and ilium au 1 John Fed Igo had gone upon the t-ank to open it As the) did s> thej the gasoline vapor and Pedigo down In a mo- ment the column of gasoline had reached a lire under one of the boi'ttrs over fifty feet awaj and the explosion followed The oil was scattered in direction Kurt? and Pedigo wele picked up as soon as possible and taken home inspector bkene was taken to his home wliereheis receiving medical attendance Three Little Ablaze Three little Dannj 0 Ixelll and An drew and Joiui McDonald, w-tce walking along the railioad track when the explo- sion occurred I hey were slightlj to the enit of the tank, and tho wind blew tho blaze direetl) d >wn upon them Shrieking with pain, tin} impulsiv el j jumped back ward and into the clear spate on the west- cm side of the track Their clothes were ou fire, and they r-in down the track with the bright blazes streaming after them As goon as the bjstandera recovered from the horrilied shock occasioned by their awful condition they pursmd the three boys. Covenug them witli coats they soon extinguished the flames and laid them un der a tree near by When -sn-utU fitpL WM made to rtmcne Ocelli's clothes a greal piece of his flesh peeled off his face and body at the si touch He was con BCIOUS, but never utttred a cry A CARNIVAL OF DEATH Over Une Hundred FutalltiBB In tlilcnf from Heat Julj 1 Ihc canmal of_ death continues here There were over sixty sunstsokes jesterdaj, eight of which were fatal ithm the past week there have been nearly 1 000 prostrations with a death list of over 100 >.me unknown men were picked up in the streets unconscious Mon day, ami uearl) M) deaths from all rjiusft were reported during the dav bolera infantujii inanition and convulsions al. traceable to the intense heat are the chie dfn i tHJiioiig children Ijphoic has made great strides since the term began One week inoreof this murderous and Chicago cannot escape an epidemic o; some kind Hundreds of animils an advanced state of decomposition in the gtreets and allejs The) have not been moved since they dropped dead Deat horses are Ijmg in the business district It is estimated that hundreds ot dogs anc have been killed by the heat while th mortality among horses and cows has been so great that department can't handle them A Big Strike at PolKilIle PouSMLLL, Pa The presidenl and general manager of the 1 ishbach roll ing mills of the Pottsv ilk Iron and Stee company refused to sign the w age scale and 800 men havestruek Iron workersallover the country hav e signed this seali It is to the effect that the emplojers will continue the present rate of vviigts until there is an Acvimce-m thy price -of iron, when -there will be mi increase of w ages 1 he men are ver> quiet and oiderlj and no disturbance appri liewUd Jt ifi-hanlly-uuisiiile tha he Ktnkt will be SBltled next week Asmin N T July 1 Dr Henry A De Siuigts, au old and well known phy siplan of tins placu, has bgen arrested upo a warrant issued bv Justice Crego an' sworn to by Ameruus Rogers, charging the doctor w ith malpi actice upon his niece Minnie Ropers a briiitiful JonnK eirl o 18 years Dr Dp s n s Ii i i Absolutely Pure. A baking powder. HI gh of ftll In leftvemng strength U. 8, GOT 0iiiment THE QUARTET CONVICTED LUctloii ,n 1 uiitul (.ulltj of I rind Ti i si t 1 )il) 1 1 Ii in is I1 ill on h Mot hi lit i i mi is Hut aid tiHVf 1 1 d tm U lal f'ti fiHU U ll till tit U fill t L llMt-t t 1 ul n lit Ii y 11 11 ii uiii 111 I it.ltotht )f tllL UIl )UIlSel f lu i i if 1 niLii e n it u i 1 h it the itlj (will I JtiUi U t h Ii n the i 1 inn tn it it mis i i u i r u tt. w tl th i I U IILU is tiH in i iwui iii t k br i i h i lining iij) foi ll t If us u 1 11 iut i I i In (JT u it tht 1 titt r uiaimed thiit Un !ui i 1 i to tin 141101 u (.L of tl L ilefe-nd 11 t tn 1 h> di iilfd t'u tun t nspiracj all i i pi u I i Ut r U j Ii Id in his 1 MIU lr -.1 si! 1 tin h fin 1 nit- h ul a linitted 1 1 1 i 1 ir! K ip tU I in itn I tntit s at l hi. ill- md he s ud hat the TitT i 1 i i abun 1 tun t f i iMrrr- Urtt- tin ir 3i i 1 ttetrl H" fiJisj Vtt run imfxirtifil th Jntlut Ljp I i u Alt t IIP ivtm tit 1 ji uf UjUUiLtLdjiu H LI toimnj lit j 1 11 ill j is impns nin ut or i tint orb tli Prostcut-or uiitld iu Ul the other sixtj indicted (.In t ion c t rs Us qiiu kh as possible I I is of the Hudson Count} I ill tt Ktf jnn who figured pr inniij utl> is i wituesf the ron j tt-rl ekv.Utiit t-ffi WIIT arruittd- hmt II t 111 ItlSl.) (it) Ull LUUlljltllllt uf Ml that! I ODjnndl cliiirmau of the Demo (run ujiunuttee of Hudson iiiu wh> chirked Alttiuus with per jnrj in fhlsply ,t 'U b t friudi trial thilht was offered a bundh of the fraud ulent ballots hi O Donndl on the f >rt eh c i AltenuH f hail to x itniii ition THE NEWS (N BRIEF Frt-oh Tips fnnii the W Ireu Carefully CUD. a J K Miller of I- J has madfeHjtjtlKution for atithprity to the National bank of wood T H ind ttsHotlat'td t tnitdt t-jjjthtft linn to nrpauize the Milts Nation il batik jf i PH Ihe will of tht Hte fharlo M Da Costa fhi nis beui adrmiun To at Niw jrs. Mr Da >-t i Colum hm collect s-100 OX) im1 and iniscel Ian t ons libriri V r of charitable in I lul iuus rtls hljLial beiiUcsti I ut members of the New ork and New Inr-n br dge (oinininhiou opened t) i r c ibsrnjition bo All the J tf n -sharth at MixJ a sh befu t ikcn bro id s Y (14 ir f ictor> at Ph mouth Pa. ht( n closc-tl on an at ta at a point twttity miles w Pitfburg on the and ike Hie railroid The onh lasted in rjund Grant being knocked down m t and Wise MX times Ihe seconds, of IIP tatter claimed a foul alleging Grant nd hit the latter was down I lie tl P men were still wrangling Will sple present I iborers Detained Tuh 1 Itillans are 1 1 1 tt tht. barf e office on the charge 01 laboicrs The} came here rr Pt Iro Italy in charge ofAngelo I tvi, ft titv- While _unbioni r prouii'-cd waa 1 K) a He recruited the f i no detained and paid their passage i New ork He refuses to disclose the i inn s of the liuffalo parties The whole iOt will prnlwlilj be 'ient A Dendly Storm Con Mm s 0 Juh 1 electrical toi m isitcd this citj about f> o clock lasl and was the suertht and raosl leatructive tltat struck Columbus ISyearsold.w mmstantly kilh d standing beneath a ttee w Inch is d( molished by lightning ilham js T7 ye irs of age met a similar death -ionic half other persons were Uunnc-d or knocked downjDut not serious hurt Ihe wind was fierce ant wi re tipioottd, roofs of scores ol t il I nigs blown off and great damage In u TUg Strike of Stevecfores (in July The stevedoies' strikes n tin 1 rhish Valley Steanmhip line o s k IMS Wen followed by a genera k i n ill tho other lines It is estimatec fft (rt 4m t jQQjBorj.ure.fmfc i a Kami of wages from twenty to twen (tnls in hour Most of the lines i nod s' JO lent new men to get i ii To I xnmlnr- Col Dudley N w July 1 Tallmtidge A- Mar tin whoarHwung P C Loiinsburj as the Uf j stirt i of the Republican h ague for IHIU claimed to be for campa iiinim.' lined from Judge O'Gor nan, of the superior court, a diiettedto Joseph loung of Washing i for the examination of Col W W w ho it i-i claimed can tell Roi thing Hating concerning the matters ttstilied to h> Al before a referee Plucky Itov and tlie IJurfjlar RodUsrfR N July 1 Dr Palmer'f esidtntp at Lock port was entered at ll n'cloc last night by a burglar Dr Pa tin r H son found the burglar at work an( hiMiim m the eyn The hurglnr riit I nift sUbhod the hoj In (lie arm juinpec (n tht roof of an adjoining building and n t nwa> witn a wallet containing 1 ht fa nih w ion the porthwhilf the rob bu> wash nirf committed and knew noth inj; ihout tt until it was Until the blood IB of impurities 1 Js uneleRt to attempt Ihe cure of any dlncnRp Rheumatism, which IB traoeafole to an aold In the blood, has been oured, In numerous cases, by the uaoof Ayer'a BarRapftrllla, ex- ternal treatment being of no avail. IN HONOR OF HENDRICKS An Imposing Monument Un- _veiled at Indianapolis, r IHE UHtUAIOUY LXIKCFSES. Mrs linelled the Memorial, Senator Tuiplo Delivered thu Address mid tin. Hoonler 1 ot t H Ode to the De id StuUttiiidii Kind INDUS vioj is July 1 of the great- est crowds In Iiamipjlis saw thronged tht swelteinifi stieUs todav to witness the dedicati m (f the ut-t. UH nze mon- ument li thf latt 1 homos V "Hendncks Ihouran Is paru In n P pniftilp and a nuuibu of sunstrokes occurred owing to the intent ht it Lht committee on ar- doubtless averted many fatali- ties LuiiDgTu water barrels scattered HEMHHCRS along the. line of march burgeons and ambulances were also provided for division The __ The dedicatory exercises occurred on rha stole hou-iffyiuunda m the -presence of immense thronp Governor deliv- ered an addrc-sof welcome after which President of the monument associa- tion, was installed as permanent chair- man After the nnocation had been pro- nounced Mr Hendncks' former pastor, Joseph S Jenckes, patriotic songs were sung by 500 school clwMren As Mrs Hendncks the dead statesman s widow, pulled tin c Ji 1 tliut ljuiehed tl t, it llama that the statue the Induui ipolis Light find a m tlii m were No matter what may be the Ills yon bear from indigestion A dope, of Ayer'n Cftthartio Ptlln will eaae you without question Junt try them once and be (insured, they hare much worse dyapeptiog ourM You 11 find them nio9 nod ftmply worth the price. Bent to thi K ij ill foundij m HLH t to be in bir tl i Id (jfr-t k 't i ttie b Ij Mi H u In larger i pi t tght and t i t h ilf heads to the IM h 1 be hgure in bi i over one ton an 1 i half A a SEW OHK JuU 1 M iid trpi I i r i n, Hnnnd'i nan lur PT- DeUctut Hannuin and J rink a clerk in tin law ttth e of Gib- bons btt n urcesUid oil eomj hunt of Claude H ttmore, a reporter of IheNew York World fur the larcenj of flj) et- more claims to hast paid thu sum to the prisoners uid utluers for polu e protection" to mn an allnped t, imbimp houae m this nfy 1 hp fnnr prisoners pleaded not guilty and were paroled x. i i ination RoundfHRHn and Detects e Logan were susptn It d from uo-lue by In- spector HUMS pending examination by the poliLL LU mi issiuueia I nch'o Indict nil nts RocriFsri-R Julj 1 A sealed indictment has been opened against 1 horn is thf txdecteUuo who Uiot Mr an 1 Mrs Stoddnrd in last The txTdt tt cine has alrea h btra ttnliu-tcd f i n u U i in the second dour mind to Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to Uke any other A Boston ladv whose exarnj'e is worthy imitation, tells Ler eiireiience below In one store where I sent to buy H iod s Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to Induce me buy theirowiilnsteadoj Hoods, hetoldmetlieir s would longer, that I might take it on ten i lost FIGS CF OAl FORNIA, Coi i v 'h tl t n L Jn.it il i (it n ti k i to 1 L tavl to tl'tr htm Til i'i n 'Ujg ti! I_RI ib'e ai t i t L 1 u Lima ncrt tut hil'itu 1 CuiislT pit on ml tl dc- pu i1 o in OliC'u 1 till BOWELS. It I IT t 'en 1) known to "LtANSE Th'E SYSTFP EhtECTUJLLY W 1 n u c or Locsupatcd PURE BLOOD, REFRfcSHINO SLEEP, WEALTH ind fiTRFNOTH NATURALLY V-CLLOW o L N usmrt it and all are delighted uith it ASK YOIM DRUG ilST FOR Tf JL i LJij i MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO 'rll Y07K N ft o OF TRFMON lo Cct days' trial, that it I did net like it I need not pay anything etc But he could not prewil on me to change I told him I had taken Hood's Sarsaparilla, knew nhit it nas was satisfied with it, and_did not want anj other wnen I began taking Hood s SarsapanlU I was feeling real miserable with and SO Weak that at timss Lcstuld hardly Hood': stand I looked like a person in ionsump- tioD. Hoods SarsaparUla did me so much good that I wonder at mjstll sometimes, andmjrlriendsfrequentlysneakof it MRS A GOFF, 61 Terrace Street, Boston reiKejiijr.. br C I HOOD A CO Apothecarlei IOO Doses One Dollar ANGKT.O CAMERA'S GENERAL .CONtEfllONEEY, Superfine Chocolates a specialty An inunense assortment of Caohona, Lozfln- ges, Drop, Cough Candies, Nut Candies, Car- amels, Mixtures, Penny Goods, Tnrktsh Candies, French (.reams, French G laces, etc Prices moderate 205 SOU I H BEOAD BlBEJffl', NEXT TO BEOAD.8TEEET BANK. ANGFIX) CAMERA, CAPT, MWS BEST SERIAL, of the Social of our Army. IWO SOIDII'KS, la Now Running IN I'AF'i U ON PAGE FOUR. The highest conit in the ladies- say our Jumbo Chontmit for size and prepare loh beats them all Our small stove for Baltimore Hea'cvs is the th t K Our sfovo and egg for collar heaters hard, hot and lasting Trj ft ton of our NO. 2 CHESTNUT. EGG AND STOVE FOE BAK NO A SPECIALTY. Broken Egg, Pnckwheat and Soft for manufacturing purposes always on hand. Klock and Kindling Wood to ault the trade. Wilson Stokos Notice js hereby tctention of Common Ponnnl pnrBUftnt to A ruiolut passed by said Council April 17th, 1890, to cause acei tarn latfual Bewei to bet uslruuU-J in the said city begit mog at the inttraec tion of the center hnea of Prospect streel and Eutherford avenue, and rum me thence easterly-through the center of said Euther ford HvpnriR ahmit more or less to the ceutfci hie of Marion street, thence southerly through tho center linfi of Marion street 475 feet more (r Its to a pout at or near the center line of BeFlevue avenue, anc thence to connect with sewer No 7 now laic in said Pellevue ue Such persons as may object to the conf-ttuction o' said sewer are h City Clerk Dated JuilL 17lh, [Adv g fee 6-18-10 iyj AYOR'8 OFFICF, TRINTON NfWjrHSFl June, llth, 1K90 J To CharlfD H McClicsi Cbi.f f Puln-u are hereby directed to enforce Chap ter 14 Sect on 174, of the city orlmances Hgainst all persons violntnig its provisio is excepting on July 3d 4th and 5th Said ordu ancc reads as follows SECTION 174 That if aiy persons shall file discharge, or let off any gun pistol squib, or other firework within this city within two hundred yards of dwelling honse, stable o any other building, every such person or persons so offending, and be lug thereof duly convicted shall forfeit and pay such (ffeise the sum of five dollars, provided that nothing herein shal be construed to pr Military salutes without any of the public streets lanes or alleys of this city ou any public occasion A A SKIRM, Mayor. The latest novelties out in Ladies' und Children B fast colored, beat quality hose, among which please iiulu following famous, abac lately fast dyes The Y 8 F the Star, the Daisy and Gloria Pye, which chal lerges the whole world for its equal -in guahtyftnd extremely low prieea The reduced pr ccs are 10, 12, i5, 20 and 25c and _ Onr next novelty are new styles Just out in Children's Hats and Caps, to whir-h we pay especial study, and always had the name of selecting the prettiest, handsomest assortment of Infants' and Children's Caps and Hats Haudbuiue Hats reduced to 25c and upwards Fans 1 Fans Fans All styles made along with Buck- les, Po< kot boohs Corsets fine Cam- bric Underwear, Gauze Underwear, Kibbons Gloves of every deacnp tion, Mitta, Parasols nnd fine Umbrellas is oui grand specialty We keep only the very best made Parasols and Hun Umbrellas along with Umbrellas and are daily receiving new styles at lower than truly city prices Look at thorn, Call and be convinced. CITY HALL The Real Estate, Safe Deposit, Trust and Investaient Co., w. TRENTON, N J Transacts a general hanking business Allows interest on cash deposits, subject to check at sight Rents boms Of various I'ZBS In Its flro burglnr pro'tf vanlts, the renter exclusively heaping the key Arts as ageut for collecting rents for pun base or sale of real estate Executes trusts of every description, as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trns tec, etc Loans money on mortgage and on col- lateral Agents for Cheque Bank of London Cheques for sale, good in all parts of the world, HDOH H. HAMIIL, President HKNBV 8 LITTLE, Vice President. AflA F SKIHM Secretary BARKFB UIIMKRK IB, Treasurer WIIIIAH G MOORE Cashier DIHlCl lOM. Hngh H Hamlll, T N Adams, Barker G immero Esq Haii} 'Voiierti, Barker Onmmetn Jr James Buchanan, Wanh'n A Rooblmg, Owen H Looko, H 8 Little, L B Elsdon, 8 Meredith Dickinson, J R, Oanklll, Edward Grant Cook, Edmnnd C Hill, WlllUm 8. Yud Albert Clavton Book Job Prlntind dona kt "hoik VOttmans' Spring HAT'l IIAI3 THIS MAN Bonght p.nfcof AMERICAN CLOTHING AND TAILORING wonld not how wind whittled thiongh hn cnat Wi w ig Boyi and Childr.n with Bflfl lAHOR-MADE CLOTHING At mnnli In Philadelphia prituj Our SAMPLE OVEKOOA.T8 for worth 113, and and our 8A.MPI F. RUIT8, worth and for for Ckildrtn'i Panta and RniU and CLOTHING MADE TO ton ii but hotut IL tht J 1 light along tl t 8 Itat Ccr. watren SI LOOK OUT BARGAINS We have purchased the store North of us and intend to bmTd lots Ihe lincsl 'Jlorc in ircntnn! must nd of oar itock to do thm, RliADY-MADIi CI-UTIIING-! i I, J i 0 i "N c c j c x 3 i i: J 1 BB KKJli! TKIMMINtiS ANu Grandest display of Trimmings, No- tions, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Glovot Underwear ever before shown in this dty, connisting of almost every- thing that goes to make np a flrst-clasi such as Germantowii Shetland Floss, Ribbons Jewelry, Chenille Ornaments, Fanuj Fringe, Fancy Tidies, Buttons, Gimps, Collars, Cuffs, RmbroiderlM, Felts, t1 ace Powders, Soaps Combi, Brnahes, Nail Tooth BroiliM. I L liOO, and All the leading -nakes of Corset Including the ratea 0. P. Corset Waist. f< r Ladies Minna All the tr t desirable makes of iV Ladies, Gents and Hair, Medicated Kntnral Wool and Merino Goods foil atsorli lent and pri-'oa that will be satisfactory to all N. i Jroad fll. STIflWAKT HAMMOND (5U8INKSS :l TOUNG LADIES GENJT.EMH'N IWMiciiriTE EFF10IFNI' SEBVICE In OOON1ING-KOOM US AKK1 KXFKKI KNCK i j RI JOCA rOKS, SUCCKSSFUT, SHKCIAUSrS, CAFAUT.K, NO 8M ATI EKING, NO NON-ESSENTIATfl, NO NONSENSE in Its OODKSi. OF TRAINING Mtthodi, Saoc- -fhl Ttwhing, Attention, fiictoir Progrju, The Shorthand Hepartment Offers the best faoiIltiM for acquiring ikill in SULOgiiphj RAPID AND 8UUUK88FUL PROOKE88 aJABANfEEn. 01- in Shorthand i'WHM BEK5TN8 MQNDAif, SMK-J.-. THOMAS J HTEWAKT, PKTHUIPAI, BOX 537, Tv-iiM, N. J. 10 and 12 Sonth Ornene Strwf YOUR "WANTS" ;
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - May 11, 1962, Abilene, Texas "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT 81ST YEAR, NO. 328 ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 9908 Xg PAGE JDNE. There are some 50-60 thou- sand present day Abilenians, we'd calculate, who didn't live through that famous in the city's history, "The Day the Airplane Fell." They might be interested in what the rest of us escaped just before 10 a.m. on a warm, beautiful Tuesday the 19th of September, 1944. (Harold Austin was able to pinpoint the date from his files. He wasn't here, he was off on military duty, but the garage at his home on llth and Highland was a victim of the event.) There's an ex-Abilenian we figured might recall the day, Mrs. John Gilmore Erau, wife of a Dallas dermatologist, so we phoned her and she did. She and Dr. Brau, then a Camp Barke- ley medical officer, were living in the Austin apartment just a few feet from the spot the pilot- less airplane picked to land, and she remembers, down to the last detail of fright and thanksgiving. "God truly looked after Abi- lene that, Mrs. Brau says these years later, an echo of the thought which filled the town that Sept. 19. Abilene Army Air Corps Base was operating then, at about where Dyess is now, training fighter pilots. That day a group of P-47 Thunderbolts went up to "de- Abilene against a simu- lated attack by bombers from Ardmore, Okla. Lt. Thomas Toedt of Norwood, Ohio, a local pilot instructor, led a formation of lighters into a pass on the bombers. At feet his P-47 went into a 'spin. He couldn't pull it out. He rode it down a few- thousand feet. The plane was then to the west of Abilene head- ed down, and Lt. Toedt bailed out.'t The P-47 kept spinning and then it did the impossible. It snapped itself out of.the spin and swerved east toward Abi- lene. Thousands of us were on the streets or in yards that fall morning and thousands of us were eyewitnesses. There the pilotless plane came roaring in at a slant. It seemed headed straight at every per- son. It hit, in minutes that seemed hours, in a dcnsly populated area. It struck some 15 feet from the curb on S. llth between High- land and Sayles. Children were playing nearby. Babies were in sandpiles. Moth- ers were hanging out clothes. Crowded Alta Vista School was just over there and St. Joseph's was yonder. The plane hit in the street and exploded on impact. The mo- tor kept up its deathly journey. Jt hit the Brau car at the curb, bounced over the Austin garage and rolled across the only vacant lot in the area, (The lot, now occupied, at the northwest corner of Sayles llth.) And the motor rammed finally into a brick wall around the Guy Pa- tiilo home. The horrified pilot, me'anwhile, was still floating to earth. You could see him dangling in the sky over there to the west. (He landed "out in the country" north of Sunset Lodge.) After watching .stunned as the plane hurtled in, the town went wild. Everybody went to see about everybody else and a mammoth traffic jam choked the south- fide. But the S. llth firemen had moved first. They, too, had seen the plane coming in and were ready to roll so the fires were quickly doused. And the miracle of the day was Ms: While fire and frag- ments flew about for a block or ao, not one person was .seri- ously injured. Mrs. Brau was the closest per- son to the crash spot. Pieces of metil were blown through the open window cf her apartment MnfOOfn, But she wu unhurt. You gee, Jfce got Dr. Brau off to work that morning, hid de- cided to lie down (or a white WM thus out of the liny; of flrt.___________________ Totiriit Traffic Nepal Mahon Day At C-City COLORADO CITY orado City has set aside the open- ing day of the 1962 Turnbleweed Celebration Friday as George Ma hon Day in a salute to the con gressman who has served the 19tl District since 1935. Assisting Colorado City and Mil ehell County in the tribute wiii be host of dignitaries from Wash ngton and the West Texas area Included in the group to attend 'rom the nation's capital are Cong, and Mrs. Mahon; Secretary of the Air Force Eugene M. Zuck- ert and his aide, Lt. Col. James A. Knight; Maj. Gen. Glen Martin, military assistant to Secretary Zuckart; Maj. Gen. Jack Merrell, lirector of the budget for the Force: two members of the 'exas delegation in the House, iep. Bob Poage of Waco and Rep. Iraham Purcell of Wichita Falls; mil Rep. Mel Laird of Wiscon- in. Rep. Harold Osier Stag of (Picture page 5-A) WEATHER S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU (Weather Man, Page 3-A) ABILENE AND VICINITY JHadlus II ilra) Partly cloudy and continued 'arm. with chance for late afternoon and afternoon Friday nighttime thujidprshowers Saturday. night 6S. NOBTH CENTRAL TEXAS Fair and warm Friday and Saturday. High Fri- day 87-92. NORTHWEST TEXAS Clear lo cloudy and Friday and, Saturday. A lew evening thundershowers. High Fri- day 92-98. SOUTHWEST TEXAS Clear lo cloudy and warm Friday and Saturday with chance of thundershowers west Saturday. HiKh Friday 88-98. EXTREME SOUTHWEST Fair to cloudy and not much change n temperature Friday and Saturday. Isolated thundershowers in the afternoons and evenings from the Guadalupe Davis mountains eastward. IliKh Friday 90- Low Friday night 5B-70. TEMPERATURES Tlmrs. a.m. Thurs. n.m ............86 New York and Sam Crosby an Bob Nichpls, staff members Mahon's House Military Appropr ations Subcommittee. Among speakers at a noon lunch con at Civic House honoring th distinguished Colorado Cit and Lubbock resident will b Secretary Zuckert and Bob Whip key, publisher of the Big Sprin Herald, himself a Colorado Cit product. Charley Thompson, bankei rancher, attorney and schoolboj friend of the honored con [ressman, will serve as master o ceremonies. Following the luncheon, the big Tumbleweed Parade is set for p.m. The parade will include doz ens of floats, many made of turn )leweeds and some designed b; "'orter Richardson, local radio man, artist and musician, anc many carrying festival beauties vho are competing in the Tumble weed Queen contest. Amarillo AFB band will join the sarade as well as several schoo >ands, area riding clubs and a roup of antique autos. At p.m. Friday the String Alongs, popular recording group rom Plainview, and the Texas Tech choir will entertain and the ireliminaries of the queen contest fill be staged. On Saturday night the String- Alongs will play and sing again and the winner of the Tumbleweed 3ueen contest be selected 70 79 74 75 75 7B HiEh and low Cor 24-hours ending p.m.: 91 and til HiEh and low same date last year: 37 nrt 57. Sunset last nifiht: sunrise tod; sunset tonight: Barometer reading at 9 p.m.: 28.15. Humidity nt 9 p.m.: 52 Per cent1. The queen contest will be held in the Colorado High School gymnas- ium both nights. NEWS INDEX SECTION A Obituaries 10 Sporli..............14-16 Oil newt 17 SECTION B Women's news........2, 3 Amusements 8 Editorials.............. 10 Comics................11 TV Scouf.............. 16 Radio-TV logs 16 farm news, markets..... 17 Red Forces Take Laos Stronghold VIENTIANE, Laos De- 'ense Ministry spokesman an. nounced pro-Communist forces 'riday occupied Houei Sai on the Mekong Hiver forming Laos' bor- der with Thailand. A spokesman said Houei Sai government troops, togelher wilh urvivors of Nam Tha defenders vho were trying desperately to each the town with pro-Commu- ists on their trail, were with- rawing lo Ihe south. American military sources said overnment troops at Houei Sai rere crossing Ihe Mekong River o Thailand near midnight Thurs- ay nighl. Bui since Ihen, the sources dded, "We don't know exactly hat happened there." They said, owever, that when government began their withdrawal ito Thailand, pro-Communist irces were within close range of ouei Sai. The Defense Ministry had Wednesday that a rebel irce had overrun rearguard units ;ter a five-hour battle Wednes- Mr. K Says US Didn't Hit Moon Nikifa Says Red Marker lonesome' Ri'latcd slory, Pg. 3-A ay at Tha Fai, 20 miles north Houei Sai. The rebels operated out of Nam ia, Laotian provincial capital aptured by the Reds last Sun- ay in a military action that reatened to overturn the deli- ate balance existing since the ease-fire went into effect a year [o this month. Malcolm MacDonald, British co lairman of the Geneva confer nee on Laos, said he hopes Lao sn leaders will be able (o over me "an obvious difficult polili al and military situation" pre ailing since the rebel capture ol am Tha and another northwest n town, Muong Sing. MOSCOW (AP) Premier Khrushchev told a group of trans- pert workers Thursday that de- spite the claims of American sci- entists no U.S. rocket had hit the! moon. He. said tauntingly that thej Sjviet marker on the moon is get- ting lonesome up there waiting fo; an American companion. The Soviet blast at American efforts came as a jolt to thej He said 'during a six-das ay in Laos he had "very frank d full" discussions with pro- mmumst, neutralist and pro- estern factions. He said he pes the Laotians will soon re- me tripartite talks to form a w government. After talking to wsmen, McDonald flew off to ngkok to resume a tour of utheast Asia. Estes Threat to Embarrass Administration Is Reported By W.B. RAGSDALE JR. WASHINGTON Sol Estes threatened last Oct. 18 to mbarrass the Kennedy adminis Related story, Pg. 8-B lolments and Wednesday ration if thfe Agriculture Depart- nounced'it had levied marketing an penalties against him which now Vni half mart than UwMi vMtliW Ihfa Him- teui out KAMI ta Ml. gallon of his cotton activities, an informant department informant, who not permit use of his name, But the investigation Estes, 37, and his attorney, and resulted in a decision Nov. Dennison, met with an to withhold Estes' allotments of the agriculture, the 1962 S. Murphy, and depart- The West Texas financier, counsel John Bagwell in an rently under indictment for to convince them his made another visit to operations were legal. Jan. 6, the source said, the mushrooming investiga- panied by his of the Texan's manipulations By then, the department investigators were report- decided to cancel Estes' 1961 checking into stories that some ONE MORE Sayles Ban The controversial parking on the ordinance affirm- on a section of Sayles Blvd. the limited parking prohibi- initial formal approval by came some three months aft- Abilene .City Commission the signs were erected on a day over the continued basis. Their installation gen- of Abilene Attorney Jack a hail of protests and con- a representative of residents he tree-lined and Sayles fought approval o ordinance again before the Though the ordinance got Commission Thursday. He nod of the commission that a mentioned plan to here still remains the hurdle the section by whittling a public hearing for final the parkway would not al. On the basis of past the problem. is expected the May 24 commission meeting will be previously hac indicated they might continue to curb parking between S. and S. 13th Sts. if they agreed Two weeks ago, spend an estimated to Kxtponed my action on the street to provide two ng the perking bin to await lanes of traffic. report on planned redesign of intersection of Sayles Blvd. i Mrninn "I would rather have no parking S. 1st St. and N. 1st day long than have you cut Comiriissloncr Wiley the Sayles told recalled this action and commission. further postponement In argued against widening the ance with the previous saying that In "less than owever, Traffic Engineer yeara you will hav, to put Taylor WM called to UN parking ban buck on" because to rfrow plum for tht work at It now ctandaV MVUKS, Pg. ll-A, Cat. 1 Washington politicians or their wives held financial interests in firms which profited from deal- ing with Estes. They also have received reports thai government-owned grain was shipped long distances to Estes storage elevators in Texas, by- passing closer facilities that were empty. At a Capitol Hill news confer- ence, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower chided the Demo- cralic-conlrolled Congress for not moving faster with an investiga- tion of the Estes case. Eisenhower said he had con- "erred with GOP congressional leaders and "they said they could delecl no great enthusiasm wing put into the investigation." The Agriculture Department source said that on a rush trip ,o Washington on Oct. 18, Estes 'told this cotton official that if he department did not drop thi nvestigation immediately, hi ivouid fly a staff of 30 to 3f people to Washington, set up an office, buy space in newspapers and go on television in New York .0 embarrass the deparlment and he administration." Estes snid he would tell the public that the department >ersecuting sn honesl business man, (he informant said, adding hat Estes made no threal to use any political connections. The informant said Estes ap parently had just heard that thi Agriculture Deparlment was in vestigating deals under which In obtained more than acres in cotton from displaced farmers. The cotton official, who was noi named, was said to have lolc Esles he could do nolhing aboul Ihe investigation, and later tolt his immediate superior of the threat. However, the source said the eport apparently got no further n the moon also could provide better railways. Ironically, after his speech I wo crowded commuter trains crashed in North Moscow during rush hour and several persons were killed. Officials clamped a lid of secrecy on the accident despite the fact See NIKITA, Pg. 12-A, Col. 2 FEATHER IN HIS HAT President Ke nrtedy- shakes hands with Felix Qbiiiani of Nigeria, who. came to a White House garden party Thursday wearing a feather in .his straw hat. Obinani was one of hundreds of foreign students who were guests of the President. (AP Wirephoto) ON NORTH PARK Opinions Asked On Annexation By BILL McADA Reporter-News Staff AVriter North Park citizens living out-j More Commission news, Vg. 1-B views on enactment of a long- pending annexation ordinance. Commissioners asked for the meeting in a prepared statement Vote Set June 28 On Charier A city wide election to deter- mine whether Abilene citizens] want a new city charter, and to elect a 15 man charter commit- if Ihe new charter is approv- ed, will be held June 28. An ordinance calling the election was approved by the Abilene City Commission Thursday. Four voting places are establish- ed in the ordinance two on Hie soulh side and Iwo on the north side. Voters may ballot at the box closest lo their place of No information concerning the ia possible appeal of the quo ide Impact were asked Thurs-jwarranto lawsuit was available, day to form a committee to ap-jCommissioners and attorneys de- pear before the Abilene Cityjclined to comment. Commission to make known their The dtv is one ot 31 realtors (plaintiffs) in the quo warranto suit which sought to make invalid the attempt by Impact to in- corpornte. If the case is appealed ings. One of (lie meetings ran as minutes and immediately pre- ceded the council meeting. The second interrupted the regular meeting. Tom K Epien, chief attoraeyj ordinance for the area for plamUffs m last weeks on tnc prepared agcnda. The new ordinance was postponed ular agenda because there was no workshop meeting as origin- ally scheduled so that the mat- ter could be discussed inform- ally. "2. The record indicates that the original annexation ordin- ance was passed on first reading Feb. 11, 1960, as a result of a meeting on that date between the board of commissioners and res- dents of the North Park area who requested that this area be aa- jto a higher court, Abilene would a party to the suitjnexed. unless stricken. Tne group form Nortn parfe The ureparcd statement asking for a North Park committee re" See COMMISSION, PS. 12-A, Col. 1 consideration of a new an- Impact, met with the commissioners in City Atty. John Davidson's office for both meet- ings. None would divulge any inform- ation about business discussed in the two meetings except to say the sessions were devoted to indefinitely. The statement was issued be- cause "t here lias been specu- lation and publicity that the city today (Thursday) plans lo pass an annexation ordinance lo en- circle Impact. "legal matters." Newsmen were! Five points listed in the state-j excluded from the meetings injmcnt explained the public meet- Davidson's office. Judge Ryles In Favor Of Impact Impact got a favorable noi Polling places set forth in thi ordinance are at the fire station 558 E. N. 19th St.: Abilene High School cafeteria, 2800 N. 6th St.; Abilene Taylor Countj Health Dept. 2241 S. 19lh St.; an! Bonham Elementary Schoo lifjrary, 4250 Potomac St. The ballot will contain the nanv es ol 25 citizens- nominated by members of the city commission Space is provided for write in voles. The list of nominees, drawn from lists of five nominations sub- mitted by each commissioner, in- cludes: 0. met Gracy, John H. DeFord, Mrs. .1. F. Conlan, Robert .1, Tiffony, Reed InRalsbc, Bryan Bradbury, W. Lee Byrd, Thco Ash, John Crutchficld, Dnn Sor: rein, Hudson Smart, Dr. John C. Sevens, A. Crutcher Scott, Gar- 'in Reauchamp, James E Russell, Floyd Malcolm, Darrcl Knight, Floyd ChiWs, C. G. Whitten. Rlley ll, George Mintor, Dan RuiMflli Ifcy, Marshall (oykin, and Rufus Slvley. I City of Abilene's future position in ordinance was placed on our reg Bo-bo Given Two Months to Live Specialists in Dallas confided to physicans are hopeful that Bo-bo Mrs. Rcbccaa Ilozelwood Thurs day that her son, Bo-bo, was sut ering from a cancer which woult claim the boy's life inside of two months. The diagnosis was made Texas Children's Hospital, where to-bo, whose given name is lames Myron, was admitted May for a series of tests. Beginning Friday, tho 3'i-ycar- old boy will take new drugs which ate expected to tomporar- ly contain the spread of cancer o tissues throughout his frail mdy, Mrs, rlcnd, Mrs. told S. L. Brewer of Ct., by telephone Thursday. K the drugs prove; ing thus: ifrom 42nd District Judge J. R. "1, A proposed Thursday, but. the question as to when legal sales of liquor could begin in the 47-acn remained clouded by the ttu< further legal maneuvering. And Liquor Control Board ficials at Austin said they will maintain a hands off position on the issuance of a package store permit until all court action lias cleared the judicial hopper. Judge Black, in accepting a jury verdict returned in the Quo Warrcnto hearing held last week, ruled "that the Slate of Texas and the (31) realtors (including the City of Atiilrad lake nothing against the respondents 'Dallas Perkins and Impact) by of may return to Abilene within two weeks. But Mrs. Brewer said that the boy's mother tearfully told her that the doctors "gave him a month to live." The child has been ill almost a month, having been confined at Hendrick Memorial Hospital for three weeks of observation before being transferred to Dallas. A special fund initiated to de- tray hospituliiation expenses lor [he cancer-stricken lad has grown :o officials of the Bank of Commerce reported Thursday. may be made to he F.o-bo Hazclwood Fund in tare of the Bank of Commerce, Abi-j ene. their cause of action. Afterward, Impwt CKjP Attorney Dnn Sorrolls eri, "Impact ha< fought Mr life for over two that n jury of Taylor citizens I and the judge Iwu ment the matltr thttU cltidwl." But Tom K. Cptaa, IM INTACT, ;
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I used to be an ok runner. I did a few ultra events, culminating in a big multiday event.
Now I run 4 times a week, 12-16 miles a week if I am lucky.
I feel bad about my running. If I am honest I often don't enjoy it, it can feel like a chore. I struggle to run more than 6-7 miles for my long run, and I don't like feeling this way.
I should say immediately post long multi day event, i.e. the next day, I lost my job and had to change my career entirely. I used to work part time and had plenty of time and energy for running. I now work full time in a fairly stressful temporary job, and am working hard to try and make it permanent.
I have also put on a bit of weight.
Ideal scenario would be to feel really fit again, which I don't, lose a bit of weight, enjoy my running, but not have to spend hours and hours doing it - I don't have time!
Oh, and, I have absolutely no desire to race any more. I used to a lot, but now I don't want to.
Any ideas/support/help/advice gratefully received.
Thank you.
Notsureatall, would you consider joining a club? Mine has quite a few blokes who don't get out running more than about once a week, if that, due to family and other commitments, but having a regular club run motivates them to do it. And having other people around to chat to makes it less of a chore to get the distance past 6 miles, then you can have a pint afterwards.
It sounds to me like it could be your job that's really bothering you?
Eek, totally agree; the thought of doing zumba horrifies me! Sorry I somehow thought you were a man, you didn't say in your original post. I agree clubs can be a bit blokey; I'm often the only girl on my club runs. However, in my area there are quite a few women's informal running groups that meet at weekends and generally more family-friendly times, so it might be worth having a look for those too if there are any where you live. Glad to hear you enjoyed your last couple of runs.
Seems to be like you might have associated bad karma with running. You mention the big event being the "culmination" of your running career. You also mention, for a reason, that you lost your job shortly after. Maybe you've formed some irrational association there. Running = negative consequences, even though the two events are obviously entirely unrelated. Our subconcious does this, plays tricks on us. Were you enjoying running to that point? If you were then perhaps you could start to re-wire yourself. Give yourself big treats after each running and start to create a good vibe around running. Running=reward.
If not then why bother trying to love something you are no longer enjoying? Life has so much to experience and as I now find myself approaching my mid thrities, I actually begin to wonder if I will get through all the things I want to try in life before I shuffle off my coil or become too fragile to try them all. There's just so much you can do, go find something you enjoy if running really has become a chore to you.
The subject of where running fitted into normal life was covered more than forty years ago.
At one level its a life enhancer. At another level it is just another source of stress.
One reason why so many youngsters drop out of competitive running is that the stress of competition becomes a stress they can live without.
Its one reason why competitive running has given way to running for health reasons. Pure stress of modern life.
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having responsibility for 2 teenage sons and all the taxiing around that involves,
Do your sons do any activity where you can go off for a run? I started running with Mrs P and a few friends while our kids were football training on a Wednesday night. Two lads playing on different nights? That was two good sharp runs then.
I do run whilst 1 son has a drum lesson, and I always really enjoy it, as I only have half an hour and it's a different area than all my other runs.
What Strangely Brown said about connecting traumatic experiences with running also rang true. In fact I sat down and made a list of associations with "old style" running and "new style" running, and it's as if they are completely different sports for me. It's no wonder I feel completely differently about running.
Running has become something I do to keep my weight in check and stay fit, and is squeezed in between other commitments. As a result it is always the same routes, and I never get the chance to explore or enjoy some time to myself as I used to. So, I have decided to put some effort into planning different routes locally that I can still do from the house, but that mix things up a bit.
Thankyou all for your help, I am feeling a little more positive about why I run again!
You could stick around on here as well it's quite a cheerful place
Seen this? "What's the point of running?" in the Guardian.


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An interdisciplinary, introductory seminar which will explore current environmental issues from a variety of perspectives (scientific, historical, and social) and disciplines (natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities). Attitudes toward the natural world and approaches to public and private decision-making will also be examined. Some field trips will be used to examine local and regional practices and issues. Offered Fall, Spring.
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Environmental Sustainability
What can we do as individuals and as a society to meet our own needs without harming future generations? This seminar course approaches sustainability as a way of asking better questions, drawing from many academic disciplines and practical experiences. Students will discuss environmental sustainability for multiple scales, including personal lifestyles, organizations, businesses, and public infrastructure systems. Prerequisite: ENV 201. Offered Annually.
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Issues in Environmental Studies
This fully interdisciplinary seminar provides the opportunity to gain understanding of the scientific, historical, and ethical issues in ecological literacy and environmental responsibility by focusing on a specific environmental concern. Selected environmental issues with a specific focus will be offered. Examples are forestry, ground water, air pollution, ozone depletion, sustainable agriculture, overpopulation. Each offering will have a specific title according to the topic. Repeatable for credit - maximum six. Prerequisite: ENV 201. Offered Fall, Spring.
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Internship in Environmental Studies
Direct work experience with an agency or organization that deals with environmental issues or problems from an interdisciplinary perspective. The student works under supervision of both faculty adviser and agency staff member. Examples of sites include governmental agencies, advocacy groups, environmental education centers, alternative technologies companies, and environmental compliance divisions of corporations. All internships must be approved in the semester prior to the semester that the internship occurs. Repeatable for credit - maximum three. Prerequisite: ENV 201; declared environmental studies minor; junior standing. Consent of environmental studies director. Consent of department. Offered Fall, Spring, Summer.
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Integrative Seminar in Environmental Studies
This capstone course, offered in seminar style, will focus on research and responsible environmental action. It will discuss, review, and assess course work done in the environmental studies minor. Students will evaluate previous course work and design and conduct research projects or other environmental projects/activities. This seminar will be oriented toward integration of various aspects of the minor, within the context of a bioregional emphasis, a focus on environmental issues on campus, and a component aimed at environmental action. Prerequisite: ENV 201; ENV 303; six credits from the list of supporting courses. Offered Fall.
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Brumlow Home Trumpets Tufted Rugs
December 15, 2008,
After a five-year absence, Brumlow Home is returning to the tufted rug category — this time with a "vertical" vengeance.
Brumlow exited the tufting business in June 2003 when it sold this facet of its operations to Sugar Valley, Ga.-based Mohawk Home. Under the conditions of the sale, Brumlow signed a non-compete agreement that would last five years.
It was not long afterward that Brumlow began to see voids in the marketplace for certain tufted varieties.
Encouraged by these potential and untapped business opportunities at retail, Brumlow spent the past six months laying the groundwork for its comeback in tufting category.
Only, this time, the mission would be different.
"We're making a niche for ourselves," explained Mitchell Brumlow, owner and co-founder of the company with his father, Tommy, in 1981.
"It's become a narrow field now, with so many companies that are being bought up and getting out of the business, like we did," he continued. "Now with only Maples and Mohawk in the tufted rug business, we see new opportunity for ourselves."
The timeline of Brumlow's new tufted business began this past June. Brumlow expanded its distribution center here with an additional 120,000 square feet of space, bringing the site now to more than 350,000 square feet total.
In early fall, Brumlow added seven tufting machines — for a new total of 11 including four machines the company acquired from Fiber-Pro Inc., two years ago – to its plant, as well as a ColorTech machine that can incorporate six colors on each tufted, washable rug.
"The ColorTech machine allows us to be more efficient in that we can use, for example, four colors of polypropylene and two of nylon to help keep our costs down," said Patrick Moyer, president.
"There is a void in the tufted bath rug category for this kind of look, and that was part of our motivation to return to this category," Moyer explained.
This month more infrastructure comes on line: new cut-and-sew equipment "to modernize our operations and make them more efficient," Moyer said.
Brumlow is also in the final stages of fitting out the installation of its new yarn mill, with the capacity to twist and heat-set yarns for more variety in rug constructions "and help us offer more innovative yarn systems," he noted.
The total investment for this re-entry in tufting came to $5 million, but the retail niches do seem to beckon.
One major mid-tier department store is already carrying ColorTech-made tufted scatter-to-room-size rugs by Brumlow, "and the reaction in the marketplace has been extremely positive. We are very encouraged by these early results and sales have outpaced our projections," Moyer said.
Brumlow has churned out business with several new accounts — a major discount department store, a warehouse club and two home centers.
Ultimately, the Brumlows hope to broaden their low- to high-end retail customer base by virtue of custom bath and accent tufted rug offerings. "We're not really trying to compete in huge tufting categories," explained Moyer. "We're just looking to fill niche businesses."
In related news, Brumlow is expanding its New York showroom on the eighth floor of 295 Fifth Avenue to more than 3,000 square feet, so as to include the new tufted lines.
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VoX Adds Free Video Calling To Its Android Mobile VoIP App; Available on Kindle Fire & More
VoX Communications, a cloud-based voice and video communications solutions, apps and services provider, has now added free video calling to its Android Mobile VoIP calling application. The app is immediately available to all Amazon Kindle devices via the Amazon App Store.
Over a billion devices currently have access to the VoX VoIP app via the Google Play Store, the Samsung App Store and now the Amazon App Store. All subscribers also have access to the VoX "Pay And Go" subscription-free calling plans. The subscription-free plan called "Pay and Go" can be topped up with amounts as little as one dollar and enables calling anywhere in the world without paying a monthly subscription fee.
VoX's Chief Information Officer, Mark Richards, noted, "We continue to spend our time and energy working to make our app the leading app available on Android, and are pleased to finally release a video version, as promised to our shareholders some time ago. We are releasing the app to the Amazon store with a video plug-in for very good reasons.
First, we applaud Google's great vision for the VP8 codec and we support that codec. Also, we are very aware that VP8, specifically under Jelly Bean, supports hardware abstraction for the encoding and decoding of video. Coupled with a multi-core processor, we feel that the video experience is now ready for prime time. We are confident that given the above ingredients, the call quality and user experience will be superior to other video apps currently available.
We chose to load the video application into the Amazon store as our first step so that we can garner feedback from devices that support the required experience. All being well, we plan to release the app to the Google Play Store as soon as we predict an exceptional and sustainable user experience. We are expecting an even higher conversion from free to paid subscribers, currently at a rate between 5% and 8% on any given day for our voice app. We are also aware that once launched into the Google Play Store where a billion disparate devices 'hang out,' we need to be prepared operationally for that potential growth while continuing to maintain the user experience of our flagship product. Not all devices, and certainly not all VoIP, are created equal."


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We agree with most pundits about the most recent Quinnipiac poll on
Mayor de Blasio's approval rating: it's much too early. According to
the poll—more than 1200 New Yorkers were questioned—the mayor's approval
rating has dipped precipitously to 47 percent since January when he
polled 53 percent. But even his most ardent critics appear willing to cut him slack given
the unusually bad weather, particularly the heavy accumulation of snow,
the charter school fiasco, and his imbroglio with Gov. Cuomo over the
financing of pre-K.
In the two weeks between recent revelations that hackers stole data on
students, alumni and faculty from the University of Maryland-College
Park and the Johns Hopkins University, nearly 360,000 records were
swiped in similar attacks at other schools. That threat is forcing academics to reassess the way they keep and
protect vast collections of information, often held in decentralized
computer networks accessible to thousands of students, professors and
The "chip" is coming. Amid revelations of cyberthieves, there's a renewed push
to fortify the plastic cards in millions of Americans' wallets.
As President Obama neared the end of his State of the Union address
Tuesday evening he cited the bravery and resilience of Sgt. 1st Class
Cory Remsburg who was wounded in Afghanistan. Remsburg, the president said "never gives up, and he does not quit." Nor does Obama give up or quit. Clearly unfazed by negative polls, Obama was at his oratorical best
as he dwelled on health care, minimum wage, equal pay, the auto
industry's recovery in Detroit, and, of course, Iran.
A new tutoring program sponsored by the University of Chicago Urban Education Lab has helped to close the gap among struggling students in the Chicago area.


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Just a pinch over 4 hours on my recorded game time now. Although a couple of mission restarts probably puts me closer to 4 and half hours. This is a game where checkpoints would have been nice. The Motherbase stuff is picking up some, the X-Com feel to it is pretty strong. Watching all your teams and balancing them correctly is important to keeping things running smoothly. And it's becoming more and more obvious they have taken more than a peek at the Monster Hunter Portable play book (which makes the collaboration between the two franchises make even more sense). The extra ops sit in where the more benign gathering quests would have been in MH. They are usually quick ways to grab some new soldiers for your team, and pick up some resources, great for the short bus hop. Story has been the proper balance of the grim nature or war and geopolitical machinations, juxtaposed against the sometimes random and wacky conversations that Kojima seems to love. The boss battles are ramping up as the following screenshot will show:
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I've recently got a Rubies Jango helmet and I do want to repaint it. But other than not knowing which paint to use, I want to know what did you guys do initially? Did you coat the existing paint with something else or did you remove it? And if so, how? I don't want to damage my helmet, lol.
How do you take apart or at least remove the Range finder? I'm guessing I thould do this before painting?
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Wutich named Arizona Professor of the Year
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ASU's Amber Wutich has been named the 2013 Arizona Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
Wutich, associate professor in the School of Human Evolution and Social Change at ASU, was selected from more than 350 top professors in the United States. A state Professor of the Year was recognized in 36 states during the competition this year.


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