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QUEZON CITY, METRO MANILA – An exhibit at the UP Vargas Museum depicts the social and political value of the national hero's numerous statues and monuments here and abroad.
Called "Over Rizal: Monuments to a Hero", the exhibit features numerous photographs, collections, and contemporary works profiling the ubiquity of Dr. Jose Rizal's presence through monuments seen and documented all over the world.
For someone who does not appreciate history, a monument is nothing more than what it seems- a structure or pedestal made of stone and above it, a person who has done something "monumental" enough to deserve a concrete marker.
If you're that kind of person, I strongly recommend you see this exhibit. The photos allow guests to dig deeper, and see meaning even in the smallest architectural details found in his monuments.
Here are some insights highlighted at the exhibit.
1. The design of the Rizal Monument in Luneta Park in Manila was inspired by the Beau-Arts style that was popularly used in the 20th century. If you look at it closely, it shows other indistinguishable figures apart from Rizal. These allegorical figures are told to represent abstract ideals he has epitomized like education and freedom.
2. Based on the intricacies applied in most of his monuments like the use of pedestals, obelisks, staircases, balustrades, it shows how Rizal as a hero is elevated and given value to for his contributions to the past and present time.
3. While there were more similar than varying compositions of his monuments, the exhibit also highlighted a few designers who deviated from the normative overcoat-clad and standing figure. Some designs show the hero, sitting, writing or pointing to a direction, which shows varying perceptions of people about Rizal.
4. Collections of Rizal's photos overseas depict his monument as a marker for diplomatic relations. Wherever his monuments are erected marked the scattering of Filipinos abroad.
5. Rizal's influence to film was highlighted in the exhibit as well. It shows how the unveiling of his monument resulted to two competing film outfits in the 1950s that made movies that hinted messages about the national hero.
One of the peculiar highlights of the exhibit was an experimental film by Madrid-based artist Kristoffer Ardeña, which shows the "de-integration" of native soy sauce and Spanish olive oil as a representation of the two races defying each other toward protecting their "universal integrity".
A collective look at the different monuments defies the concept behind holism, wherein parts of the structure are deemed more significant and would later determine how a person sees the monument as a whole.
The varying structural positions hinting differences in viewpoints reflected the peculiarities of each locality in terms of understanding history and as a testament to the diverse characteristics of local cultures in the country.
More importantly, Rizal's towering monuments reminds as not just to look up to him and his achievements, but to look down on ourselves and ask if we are worthy of such heroism.
The next time you see a Rizal monument, look at it closely to find out its story. You'll be surprised just how much lessons can be had just by observing and analyzing why it's even there in the first place.
"Over Rizal: Monuments to a Hero" is on view until August 2011 at the Lobby, Landing, and 3rd Floor Galleries at the UP Vargas Museum.
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Been on the case today matey
Just comparing part numbers between the petrol and the diesel shifters.
I promise ill let you know how i get on, im just really puzzled by this as ive never had a prob before.
found this on ebay tonight
That should do the job i think. Ive used the Z3M shifter before and it made the shift very very short. I now use one from a 1.9 as its just right for everyday use.
You should be able to just fit the lever itself from that ebay link, it means you dont have to remove that big linkage bracket. You will just need a new plastic bush from BMW because they seem to break when they are removed. I think they are only abou £4.
well i got just waiting it for it now
Cool. Just get a new plastic bush and only fit the lever. Ive found out all genuine bmw shifters should fit the 3 series. I cant work out why the other one had problems.
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Will get a brush at the weekend at heathrow bmw parts centre
Nice one
Ive never had a second hand one go back in properly. Just makes life easier
Well got the shift this morning my dad went to bmw to get bush, but thats still touching the prop shaft, might just leave it as it is, spending more money, that could be going in the tank
Could you post some pics up for us?
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Bayfair Shopping Centre is on the hunt for a dedicated shopping blogger, who will be paid to shop and find fame in the field of fashion, food and other retail pleasures.
Bayfair Shopping Centre and the New Zealand Woman's Weekly are launching a New Zealand first competition _ retail therapy in social media form.
The centre will pick a winner of the Shopping Video Blogger 2012 competition, to serve as its dedicated video blogger.
The winner will score a five-month video blogging assignment with the centre. Each month they will receive $300 worth of centre gift cards and upload their blog on the magazine's website and centre's social media platforms.
To enter the competition, bloggers are being asked to submit entries of their shopping experiences, trends and style in the form of video submission to the New Zealand Woman's Weekly website. Entries are open from August 27 to September 30.
Entrants will be judged by the amount of public and social media interest in their online video submission and by a panel of judges from Bayfair and the New Zealand Woman's Weekly.
The competition is also being run at Botany Town Centre in Auckland.
To upload an entry to the New Zealand Woman's Weekly website, people can email their videos as recorded on a smartphone, camcorder or webcam, along with their details, to firstname.lastname@example.com


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Pearl Jam release video for "Mind Your Manners"
August 23, 2013
Pearl Jam tapped Danny Clinch, the director of their 2006 live DVD "Imagine In Cornice" to direct their latest video. It looks like he and the band were going for a mid-80's MTV Punk/Alternative feel. Mike McCready did say in an interview that they were channeling the Dead Kennedys for the song.
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Hi, I am slowly buildin up the money for the stage one VF Supercharger kit which will only run at 6 psi but I am going to be upgrading the Vortech blower upto around 11 to 14 psi once I'm used to the power of only 6 psi.
I know that the stage 1 kit does not require any mods apart from what is provided in the kit however what about the exhaust? I still think that the stock M50B25 exhaust will struggle to handle an engine wit 6 psi boost never mind 11 to 14 psi.
What do people normally run in such applications? Would an exhaust that works fine with 11 to 14 psi forced into the engine be good for 6 psi or even stock exhaust?
Thanks for reading and waiting for any help


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2 week championship or matchup
Find yourself in a 2 week matchup? Here's what you'll want to know.
It's not possible to configure your league to have a 2 week championship series or matchup, however, it's possible it could still happen if the right conditions are met.
2 week championship series or matchups only are offered if the fantasy matchup week is shorter than 4 days. In those circumstances, the week is combined with the previous week for Fantasy scoring.
If you're in a 2 week matchup, here's what you'll want to consider:
Lineup Changes - If your league allows weekly lineup changes, managers will be allowed to change lineups after 1 week of the series on the customary day.
Transaction Limits - There is no "reset" of your weekly transaction limit during the extended series. If your league calls for a 4 transaction limit per week, managers will only be able to make 4 player adds/drops during the entire matchup.
Scoring - Stats are cumulative for the 2 weeks of the matchup, scores are not reset after week 1 of the matchup.


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This manual is the result of an effort to bring together the policies and procedures relating to grant-supported faculty research at Bryn Mawr College. It is designed to assist faculty members and other members of the College community in their efforts to obtain funding support from government or private sources. The manual is intended to be a general guide for the writing, submitting, and administering of grants, as well as a statement of the College's policies and procedures related to grant and contract supported research.
It is the desire of the College and the Office of Sponsored Research to maximize the opportunities for sponsored research and to support faculty members in their efforts to serve the teaching, research, and community service interests of the College. For the Office of Sponsored Research to be most effective in its support, the members of the faculty who initiate proposals are asked to follow the manual carefully in meeting the proposal guidelines of the funding organization.
We trust that this manual will be a useful tool and will give the reader insight into the aids available and the requirements of sponsored research administration.
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help...can't tighten front wheel
I have a '79 Chevy truck K10. My front passengers wheel keeps coming loose on the spindle. I've adjusted it according to the specs in the book, as well as replacing the inner and out wheel bearings, racers and seals.
The problem is, when I put it on, it seems nice and tight, but as soon as I drive it, it loosens up again. I was just looking at it, and it seems as though the hub isn't tight around the bearing. Is this somthing that happends over time? To my knowledege, the hub is original to the truck which would mean it has over 200k on it. should I replace it?
Any thoughts on this?
spindal must be shot. if it was tightened correctly
tighten nut to 10 ft/lbs, then back off and tighten 10 inch pounds. the tightening to 10 ft/ lbs seats the bearing
Also, don't forget the cotter pin, it will loosen w/o this
the inner nut is suppose to be about 50lbs the outter is suppose to be about 80lbs.
As I wiggled the wheel and looked in, I noticed the it seems to be wiggling around the racer, the spindle and bearing are all nice and tight. The race is brand new.
Also, this is a 4wd the use to be fulltime 4wd, now part time but I still ahve the full time hubs on there.
I've seen those 4wd hubs get worn where the race is seated. I would think you would have noticed that though, if you did replace the race.
There are 2 front axle nuts on each side, The inner one has a pin on it that gets tightened first. Next there is a Washer with holes in it, which you Need to slide on. If the hole does not line up with the pin on the Inner nut, be sure to flip it around to see if it will, if not back off the Inner Nut till it does. Then install and tighten the outer nut.
I'm sure you don't need any help from this point in the assembly.
I have come across several of these kind of vehicles that have been reassembled wrong. The Pin on the inner nut has been broken off, or, bent over. A couple times I've found it being used as the outer nut.
Once you get it locked in place, it won't back off.
Good Luck
i'm thinking thats the problem. I can see the the bearing is seated and not moving as well as the racer while I wiggle the wheel...I seems as though the wheel is wiggleing around the racer....I'm hoping that I can find that part fairly easily and cheap.
Does that truck have the Dana 44 or the 10 bolt up front? I'm not sure what year they switched. I you have the Dana 44 there is a lockwasher that sandwiches between the inner and outer nuts. The first nut has two pins on it that should be facing out and the lockwasher has several holes and a locking tang on it. The tang should be able to fit in the locking groove on the spindle with two holes in the washer lining up with the pins on the inner nut. Is the lockwasher installed? Is the locking tang in good shape or did it get sheared off? Are the locking pins on the inner nut facing the right way and are they in good condition?
thanks...actually the pin is missing, but that doesn't seem to be an issue...both the inner and outter nuts are tight and have not seemed to back off at all.
Hmm, well that's not good either. Even if it isn't the problem now it could become one in the future.
I'm going to replace those bolts...from what I can see online, they appear to be expensive though....not on the priority list thought since I don't put more than probable 1500 miles per year on the truck
Check the hub to make sure that the race isn't loose in the hub.
This usually happens on the inner race and it spins in the hub. The fix if this has happened is replacing the hub.
Also, when you adjust the inner nut, spin the hub a few times to make sure that the hub is all they way seated, sometimes the seal or the bearing will hang up
on the spindle and not be all the way in at first.
I an the others above are assuming that you did correctly repack the bearings with the proper grease before you assembled it.
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text: I never would have thought of Miki Ando as the type of skater for Black Swan, but I have to say I found this lovely. The drama and weightiness of the music suits her and of course, Miki has always rocked black costumes. She loses momentum on her last combo spin but oh well. I'd love to see her skate to this music if she does come back this season. Maybe for the short program. I'd like to see her (and everyone else) use a non-warhorse for the long.


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A German group by the name of LoOzers have released an application to help you maintain your .rap collection, here is a quote from the source:
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PSN Stuff is a community project. It´s up to you to expand the database.
This tool provides download links and rap files. To install the provided
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* Download the selected Game
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* Doubleclick a row to show filesize
The database will be updated continuesly as long as you help us providing links and raps.
– Simple control
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I saw one from Mexico driving on the freeway yesterday, what car is it based on?
It looked to have a pretty decent sized bed, and could make a good smaller companion to the Ute if that ever goes on sale on our shores.
I saw one from Mexico driving on the freeway yesterday, what car is it based on?
It looked to have a pretty decent sized bed, and could make a good smaller companion to the Ute if that ever goes on sale on our shores.
It's based on the Corsa, I believe.
Chevrolet Montana/Tornado
This small front-wheel-drive pickup truck, sold as the Tornado in Mexico and the Montana in other Latin American countries, is based on the subcompact Corsa. It's also sold in South Africa as the Opel Corsa Utility
2007 GMC Canyon SLE2
2007 Freightliner Columbia
14 L Detroit Diesel
515Hp/1650Ft-Lbs of Tq
And don't let the fact that it's based on an economy car fool anyone. These baby utes are tough little suckers. They're very popular in my childhood home of South Africa, and believe it or not, carry a good half-ton payload (most are rated for 600kg). Yes, they can haul as much as a standard Silverado!
Most are bought for leisure use, and nobody would dare tow anything remotely heavy with one, but you see lots of them for commercial duty. They're great little economy haulers.
I believe if GM sold it here, they'd mop up the "parts runner" market. I'm trying to picture it with "NAPA" logos and sealed-beam headlights...
My god that's an ugly pickup.
BTW it would also need a NAPA hat on top of the cab
'07 Subaru Forester 2.5X 5MT. Bought new. 197k miles. '05 Dodge Durango Limited Hemi AWD. Mom bought new. 102k miles. '74 Buick LeSabre Luxus convertible. 455-4/7.5L. '89 Buick Reatta. 3800 SII L67/F40 six speed swap to be completed someday. Wife's: '07 Subaru Forester XT. World Rally Blue Mica.
'87 BMW K75c. '87 Kawasaki 650SX. '85 Bayliner Capri 1952. '71 Chris Craft Coho 33'. '70? Amphicat 6x6 AATV.
Looks like a long lost relative of our Barina Combo...which it is I suppose
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Hmm. I can't decide which one is uglier
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i think it was based on, who could make the uglier vehicle, subaru or that thing....
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2014 Silverado Z71
Man is that thing ugly or what????
In the driveway....
2006 Malibu Maxx SS
1996 Cavalier Z22
It's based on the 1989 Nissan Gobi Concept
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Just curious... Are Mexican cars even legal in California? Do they have to meet the smog and safety regulations?Originally Posted by vsd
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The Holden UTE is a much better looking vehicle, and I doubt (although I know nothing about the turdnado) that it can be had with a V8.
"Contrary to common belief, planning is complicated and is not run by complete idiots, so you'll just have to trust that the decisions were made on good information that's not made available to you."
How about that one?
They're legal to drive around if you're visiting, I think you have to get them re-registered and smogged to make them legal to own if you're a resident. There might be more requirements that I'm not aware of too.Originally Posted by 1BadPig
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Skype Gives Face to Small Businesses
- Kristyan Morgan , Design & Trend
- Nov, 10, 2012, 07:14 AM
Skype recently launched a new online platform called Skype in the Workspace (SITW) for businesses to connect with potential customers, partners and suppliers across the globe.
It will be a free-to-use tool and will make use of the already huge network offered by Skype. Business relationships can be improved by instantly sending messages and talking to or meeting face-to-face with peers and business prospects over Skype.
"With more than 280 million connected users each month, Skype offers a huge range of contacts for the small-business community," said Cebeci, head of SMB Marketing at Skype said in a statement.
"We aim to connect millions of small businesses with Skype in the workspace and believe that, by taking advantage of this shared network, businesses can develop the range of tools they need to grow, regardless of location or industry. From the designer in San Francisco looking to source textile suppliers in Thailand to the London consultant connecting with clients in Milan, the possibilities are endless."
Explaining how SITW works, the company said that users can join the community using their existing Skype accounts. They can then invite community members to live sessions on Skype to demonstrate services or products with the help of certain promotional tools.
Through SITW, it is also possible to book appointments with potential customers, in addition to keeping track of them with a meeting notification service.
"Small businesses are the backbone of the U.S. economy," Cebeci said. "For these businesses to survive and grow in what is still a tough economic climate, we understand that good communication and connections are key to their success.
"This is why we are opening the Skype in the workspace platform to the public," Cebeci said. "We feel we're helping connect businesses face-to-face with their customers and prospects, no matter where they are located. It opens up a world of opportunity for them."


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Located just 657 feet from the beach in Vlas, Apart Hotel Aqua Dreams offers an outdoor swimming pool and an on-site restaurant serving typical Bulgarian cuisine. Apartments at the Aqua Dreams feature air-conditioning, satellite TV and a fully equipped kitchenette with a fridge, a microwave and a stove. En-suite bathrooms feature free toiletries and a hairdryer, while the balcony features a view of the garden and the pool. The reception is open 24 hours a day and bicycle and car rentals can be arranged. Ironing and laundry facilities are available for an additional cost. The swimming pool features a children's corner. Action Aquapark in Sunny Beach is just 1,641 feet away. Local Bus Stop can be reached in 1,641 feet while the Centrel Bus Station in Sunny Beach is 0.6 miles away. The shopping area is located in the centre of St. Vlas, 2,625 feet away. Restaurants can be found in the same area. The town of Burgas, second largest on Bulgarian coast, is 18.6 miles away. Burgas Airport is 16.8 miles away. Airport Shuttle Transfer can be arranged against a surcharge.


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Karla Christiansen joined the Michigan State Police force in 1976 and felt like "an invader," as the first female officer to go out on patrol, she told the Chicago Tribune, as she retired after a 33-year law enforcement career.
Christiansen said it was an adjustment to dress in the post's boiler room and earn the respect of male troopers. She eventually won most of them over, she said.
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Time to see what Music City is all about and head into Downtown, Broadway specifically. It was like a Country Vegas but with old, incredible architecture. The lights, the stores, the music. It was incredible!
We walked around and took it all in, stopping for lunch at Jimmy Buffets Margaritaville (which was fantastic with our allergies). Next up was the Ryman Auditorium. It is an amazing building with an even ...
Old Hickory
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We finally arrived in the city which was the main reason for this trip, Nashville. Not for the excellent food (of which there is alot!, Germantown Cafe, Tavern, Pancake Pantry, 312 Pizza), or the great music scene (Broadway, Ryman, Country Music Hall of Fame etc), or the indigenous wildlife (which we THINK was a groundhog, but we only saw ...
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How to Cook Grass-Fed Beef
"How to Buy and Cook Grass-Fed Beef," March/April 2014
Avoid overcooking your meat by following our easy preparation tips.
You can cook grass-fed beef, both ground beef and cuts like chuck that are recommended for moist-heat cooking, very much like you cook conventional beef.
Be aware that you may prefer grass-fed steak slightly rarer than conventional steak. Reduce the cooking temperature and take care not to overcook it.
Make Adjustments for Grass-Fed CutsCook tender steaks and roasts, such as rib roast, strip loin, tenderloin and tri-tip, to no more than medium-rare; otherwise they can become dry and tough.
If you prefer well-done beef, choose a tougher cut, such as chuck roast, brisket or short ribs, and braise it low and slow until fork-tender.
Let It RestLet the meat rest after cooking and remember that the internal temperature will increase by 5 to 10 degrees during resting. Smaller cuts of meat can rest for shorter times (5 to 10 minutes or so) and larger roasts for longer (up to 20 minutes for a whole tenderloin, for example).
Marinate for TendernessFor lean roasts, such as sirloin tip, sirloin and top round, consider brining or marinating the meat overnight to enhance the juiciness.
If you are marinating to tenderize grass-fed beef, allow at least 6 hours, but no more than 24 hours (longer makes it mushy).


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The Lyman 55RWS goes on a laundry list of bolt action .22 rifles.(R--Remington,,W--Winchester,,S--Savage).
Winchester 67 (but you had to alter the safety!),,various Remingtons including the 500 series and the Savage 23 series rifles. It also fits Marlins, H&R's and on and on.
The separate slide with peep disc is the other half of the sight.
The Armstrong was called a Dual Range Aperture or Dual Range Peep IIRC.
The allen wrench that fits in the site base is often missing.
They were around in the late 40's perhaps and in the 50's for sure. The company didn't last for very long.
No idea what it may fit, most likely a Mauser or Springfield action, but that's just a guess of course.
Some models of their sites used a 'v' block adapter on the base to allow mounting on various shape receivers.
The sight was a competitor of the Lyman 48 at the time.
They show up on auction sites from time to time. Vintage site collectors and those that like iron sighted rifles from that era like these as they are fine quality sights and something a bit different from the standard Lyman and Redfields more often seen.


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Frank Carissimo, a History major working with Prof. Rowly Brucken, presented his work titled "War and Hardship on the Nile: The Journal of Frederick Charles Miller" at the 2014 Phi Alpha Theta Northeast Regional Meeting in Bristol, RI. His research assessed the historical value of riverboat pilot Charles Miller's private diary, written during his participation in the British "Gordon Relief Expedition" of 1884-1885 when he and nearly 300 other Canadian Voyageurs traveled up the Nile in an attempt to break the siege of Khartoum. This untapped primary source proved to be an excellent record of the expedition.
Mariah Howard, a Criminal Justice major collaborating with Prof. Travis Morris, presented her research at the 2014 American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting in San Francisco, CA. Her paper was titled "An Application of Neutralization Theory to the Actions and Statements of Female Suicide Terrorists." Neutralization Theory focuses on techniques that individuals use to counteract their basic moral values when conducting acts that would normally be seen as ethically wrong, such as terrorism. This project evaluated five primary techniques in light of the activities of the first known female suicide bombers from Palestine and Chechnya. Through qualitative data analysis of their writings, an appeal to higher loyalties appears to be the most applicable neutralization technique used to justify their actions of suicide terrorism.


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H.S. Male Athlete of the Week: Tyler Harmon of Ramsey
Tyler Harmon's road to hockey success at Ramsey started some 600 miles away and several years ago.
The sophomore goalie grew up in Jackson, Mich., where lake-effect snow before Thanksgiving isn't uncommon, where former NFL coach Tony Dungy grew up, where there are signs everywhere reminding visitors that the city was named after the seventh president, Andrew Jackson.
Before moving to Ramsey about two years ago, Rob and Patti Harmon would flood their back yard and let it freeze. Tyler has fond memories of spending all day — and part of the night — on the ice. He said being able to play right in his own back yard was like "living the dream."
"It was maybe the size of the neutral zone," Harmon said. "Then we would have netting behind the one side we would shoot at."
It was a dream season for Harmon. Just last week, he led the Rams to victories over Roxbury (6-1) in the state quarterfinals and Mendham (7-0) in the semis.
And while Ramsey lost in the Public B final to Morristown on Sunday at Prudential Center, The Record Male Athlete of the Week ended the season 18-3. He surrendered just 16 goals all season.
Harmon gives a lot of credit for his successful season to Justin Larkin, his predecessor as Rams goalie.
"He was a role model for all of us freshmen and sophomores," Harmon said. "Just when we would do something in practice, he would make sure I knew what we were doing. He took us under his wing."
In fact, Harmon said some of Larkin's intensity rubbed off on him.
"He was one of the most focused goalies I've seen," Harmon said. "That's what I tried to focus on this year, my preparation and being ready and focused every game."
Harmon refers to the Rams' 4-1 loss to Don Bosco in the Bergen County tournament final in January as a turning point for the season.
"At first we were kind of disappointed that we lost to our crosstown rivals," he said. "But then we realized there's some things in our game that we can get rid of. Just because we lost that game doesn't mean we lost the ultimate goal this year, [which was] to play at the Prudential Center."
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Expect delays on Yellowstone road work
POCATELLO, Idaho - The construction and road work on Yellowstone Avenue in Pocatello was scheduled to be completed Aug. 1, but the Idaho Transportation Department said Pocatellans will have at least one more month to go.
Part of the construction includes a new traffic light at the intersection of Pearl Street and Yellowstone, along with making all the sidewalks wheelchair accessible with ADA ramps on corners.
The ITD said there have been a few setbacks during the project. One problem is the 60 year-old water line, including problems with valves and other connections to buildings that no longer exist.
ITD pointed out one specific instance of an unpleasant surprise under the intersection of Yellowstone and Griffith Street when crews were replacing a section of sanitary sewer.
"It ended up being 17 feet deep," said James Orner, resident engineer, "Which is more than what we anticipated on the project, so that took a little while to get that done."
Another cause for delay is the matter of when construction needs to be done. While construction starts at 7 p.m. and goes until 7 a.m., the crews can reduce traffic to two lanes. But beginning at 7 a.m., all four lanes of traffic are required to be open.
Orner said that means any digging they have to do either needs to be done or covered back up to just be dug up again. He said where crews will be paving, they have left the base gravel on the road, and that's where drivers need to reduce their speed.
"Slow down and ease through it," he said. "It won't take you that much longer. If we get a few cars that are trying to speed through, all they do is stir up dust and make problems for other people."
Orner said the crews have to find a delicate balance of keeping the gravel wet to keep dust down, and not so wet that there end up being ruts in the road. He advised Pocatello drivers to just be patient.
Also, it's important to note Yellowstone Avenue is part of the state highway system, meaning the ITD uses contractors to complete the work, while the city of Pocatello is not doing the construction.


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Greetings From Sheila …
Happy New Years to all of my Spirit Of Live Family...Wishing you peace, health, happiness and love in 2013!
So grab a cup of tea and join me "In My Mother's House" - our village blog, where we dialog about current issues related to midwives, mothers, babies & birth..........
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Happy New Years to all of my Spirit Of Live Family...Wishing you peace, health, happiness and love in 2013!
Choosing the appropriate place to birth your child…
is an important decision. In the United States the vast majority of women choose to birth in a hospital setting because most Americans consider the hospital to be the safer place to birth or the only legal place to birth. This is not true. For many women, birthing at home with a qualified and experienced care provider is a safe and legal option.
Giving birth to a child in the comfort of your own home is a wonderful experience. Surrounded by the people and environment a woman enjoys most in her life helps maintain a positive outcome and keeps anxiety and fears to a minimum.
At Spirit of Life we understnd that pregnancy and childbirth are normal, natural, healthy events in a woman's life… a time of tremendous growth and discovery. Midwives have been attending women during pregnancy and birth since the beginning of time. as a Midwife Sheila honor childbirth as a rite of passage, a celebration of life!!
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Explore the magical trans formative potential for personal growth, birth and the entire perinatal period can be.
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The Meeting That Could End the NHL's Union
I don't believe Donald Fehr, the executive director for the National Hockey League Players Association (NHLPA), is that bad. I don't believe Bob Goodenow or Ted Saskin, former NHLPA executive directors, were either. The fact is, these guys work in a field that demands turnover. That's because the players will never win. They're trying to break a rock. They're up against the Walls of Troy, and they don't have an Achilles on their side.
Donald Fehr has the unenviable position of heading up a union of guys who have no business calling themselves a union anymore. In fact, they're not called a union. They're a Players Association. They have too much money. Too much fame. Too much to lose. Dock workers have unions. Coal miners, maybe. Auto assemblers. Not NHLers. The best make over $10 million a year, including endorsements. The lowest tier make pigeon.
"The NHLPA has agreed to a meeting on Tuesday in New York that should facilitate dialogue between players and owners," Fehr said in a statement posted by NHL.com. "Neither the Commissioner nor I will be present, although each side will have a limited number of staff or counsel present.
"There will be owners attending this meeting who have not previously done so, which is encouraging and which we welcome. We hope that this meeting will be constructive and lead to a dialogue that will help us find a way to reach an agreement."
The positive of this is that the league's Billionaire Boys Club is finally letting its fringe owners into its closed door meetings. Winnipeg's Mark Chipman, Tampa's Jeff Vinik, Toronto's (majority leader) Larry Tanenbaum, and Calgary's Murray Edwards are all invited.
The other plus is that the owners and players are finally meeting one-on-one. No interference. No Bill Daly.
The negative, though, is that Donald Fehr is now irrelevant. The entire union is irrelevant, if this works. The players and owners are finally bringing it on home, and the PC'ness that we've been thrown and tossed is out the window.
Fehr, of course, doesn't have a Daly. He doesn't have a right-hand man who can stand in front of the media and toss barbs to the other side. He has to be on all the time, and he has no backup plan.
Donald Fehr can't win this. Only, he seems smart enough to know it, otherwise why would he be sending the players memos warning them against NHL dogma? His cautionary words sound like a grandmother warning you about emails viruses.
The players don't seem to know this. They think they can actually pull it off. They think the owners have more to lose than them, which just isn't true. the players are a wet noodle going up against a chainsaw.
And they'll fire Fehr when this is all over, because that's how the players have always handled losses No Stanley Cup? Fire the coach. Haven't scored in a while? Get me off this line. Didn't win the Lockout? Fire Bob Goodenow. And, Ted Saskin. And, Donald Fehr.
The players are blunt objects who are paid to be blunt objects. The owners are businessmen. This is what they do. Hopefully, after Tuesday, the Sidney Crosby and Co. will see that.
The entire union is done. That's the bad news. Or, wait... that's good news, isn't it?
*This article was originally posted on White Cover Magazine.
NHL star Martin St. Louis, left, of the Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning, looks over the field next to Lausanne's player Eric Landry, during St. Louis' first training with Lausanne Hockey Club, in Lausanne, Switzerland, Thursday, Nov.18, 2004. St. Louis signed with Lausanne Hockey Club of the Swiss A league for the rest of the 2004-05 season.
The empty locker room of the Detroit Red Wings is shown at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2004.
Colorado Avalanche's Peter Forsberg, left, fights it out with Detroit Red Wings' Henrik Zetterberg in front of goalie Miika Kiprusoff of the Calgary Flames during a Swedish national league match between Modo and Timra in Ornskoldsvik, northern Sweden, Monday Sept. 27, 2004.
Los Angeles Kings captain Wayne Gretzky, right, shares a light moment with teammate Marty McSorley during practice in Los Angeles on Jan. 13, 1995. This was one of their first practices since settling the strike with National Hockey League owners.
Bob Goodenow, NHL Players' Association president, talks to reporters after meeting with agents representing locked out NHL players Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2004 in Rosemont, Ill.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman briefly talks with reporters before joining a dinner with NHL team owners and general managers Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004 in New York.
Los Angeles Kings team captain Wayne Gretzky answers questions from the media after a team meeting in Los Angeles, on Friday, Sept. 30, 1994. (AP Photo/Michael Caulfield)
Buffalo Sabres goalie Martin Biron stops a shot during a pickup hockey game with other NHL players, in Amherst, N.Y., Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2005. (AP Photo/David Duprey)
Forward Jaromir Jagr plays for the Czech first ice hockey league team of Rabat Kladno during the NHL lockout, celebrates victory of his team over Liberec in Czech National Hockey League match played in Kladno on Friday, Nov. 5, 2004.
New York Rangers' Mike Richter, left, and Nick Kypreos read a newspaper article about the postponement of the opening day of the NHL Hockey season in Rye, N.Y., Oct. 2, 1994, during a meeting with players to discuss the situation. The union took out an ad in 29 newspapers - at least one in all 26 NHL cities - with an open letter to hockey fans signed by "the 700 members of the NHL Players' Association."
New York Rangers team captain Mark Messier talks to reporters after practice in Ryebrook, N.Y., Jan. 13, 1995 before NHL players ratified a new contract and headed for training camp to prepare for an abbreviated season.
Doug Sitler of Buffalo, N.Y., creator of the hockey ribbon poses for his portrait with a handful of his product outside his offfice in Buffalo, N.Y. on Thursday, Jan. 13, 2005.
Commissioner Gary Bettman announces the end of the NHL season during a news conference Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2005 in New York.
Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis talks about the cancellation of the 2004-05 season by the National Hockey League during a news conference, Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2005, in Washington. The NHL canceled what little was left of the season after a series of last-minute offers were rejected on the final day of negotiations.
Pittsburgh Penguins player/owner Mario Lemieux leaves after commenting Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2005 in Pittsburgh, on the loss of the NHL season.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman announces the end of the NHL season during a news conference Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2005 in New York.
New York Rangers Brian Leetch pauses during practice in Rye, N.Y., Jan. 12, 1995. The Rangers will get a chance to defend their Stanley Cup title when the NHL season opens next week.
Carolina Hurricanes' head coach Peter Laviolette speaks to reporters following a viewing of NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman's announcement cancelling the current season Wednesday, February 16, 2005 at the RBC Center in Raleigh, N.C.
An empty HP Pavilion where the San Jose Sharks play, is shown in San Jose, Calif., Wednesday, July 13, 2005. After losing an entire season to a lockout, NHL players and owners ended an all-night bargaining session Wednesday by reaching their goal: a tentative deal, expected to include a salary cap, that virtually ensures hockey will return this fall.
The home ice of the Detroit Red Wings is shown empty at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2004. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
Buffalo Sabres' Daniel Briere talks about the NHL lockout before playing a game of hockey with other NHL players at the Pepsi Center in Amherst, N.Y., Thursday, Sept. 16, 2004.
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New Pentagon Numbers Raise Health Care Worries
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All Things Considered, February 4, 2007 · Last month, Harvard professor Linda Bilmes presented a paper at a meeting of social scientists about the cost of treating injured soldiers. She reported that 50,000 American troops had been wounded in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Tonight, Local 2 investigates a new danger for U.S. troops in Iraqi war zones. Our hidden cameras uncover how drug users and even addicts are being ushered into military service as tens of thousands of new troops are being sent to Iraq.
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On January 27, 2007, 500,000 marched against war and occupation in Washington, DC. After this mass demonstration against the war, Kelly Dougherty, co-founder and Executive Director of Iraq Veterans Against War, and Anthony Arnove, author of Iraq: the Logic of Withdrawal spoke at the Bus Boys and Poets cafe. Their talks followed an incredible performance of songs by activist/hip hop artist Son of Nun.
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In this audio clip, Central Florida Veterans For Peace's Phil Restino defends 500,000 Marcher Count, Hollywood Participation, Calls for Impeachment, and more on Tuesday, Jan 30th "The Guy James Show" on the Head On Radio Network. Agrees with Jane Fonda's message of "Silence is no longer an option".
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VoteVets.org, with Americans Against Escalation in Iraq, is leading the charge against the President's escalation of the war in Iraq with a new television advertisement today. We're targeting a number of Senators who still have not come out in favor of the strongest Senate resolution, sponsored by Senators Joe Biden and Chuck Hagel. We are backing up the ad with a two-day, seven-city tour, that will take this battle right into the Senators' back yards...
New Abu Ghraib investigation into Youtube vid [VIDEO]
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Warning: This video may be disturbing to some viewers
The video to the right, which contains a disturbing message from a man who claims to have been a guard at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, was removed from Youtube recently for violating the terms of agreement. It's easy to see why.
According to IraqSlogger, an investigation into the validity of the obscured man's claims of torture, rape and abuse has begun. Though the Army's investigative affairs division isn't providing details they do say they're taking it "seriously," according to Christina Davidson's report, which goes on to point out that there have been a number of false claims of both soldier and insurgent atrocities.
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How to Avoid a Flood in Edmonton
It's that time of year again, when basements flood. What can you do to avoid an unplanned basement renovation? The first steps are quite simple, and everyone should take these steps to protect themselves each spring in Edmonton:
1. Make sure your sump pump is working, is free from blockages, and its hoses are not frozen (if you have one).
2. Check your eaves troughs for blockages, put extensions on the down spouts to move water away from your foundation.
3. Have a look in your attic and check for leaks.
Any home is in danger of water problems, regardless of where it's located, if it's not maintained properly. Some homes are more likely to experience overland flooding, depending on their locations. So, the Alberta Government has created a nifty, "flood plain map" so you can see the likelihood of getting flooded from overflowing rivers, streams and lakes. It's pretty cool – you can get right down to the lot lines and see whether or not specific homes are in the flood plain.
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Nathan Scott Quotes
|Season 9 / Episode 11: - Danny Boy
Nathan Scott: [Nathan and Julian are rushing Dan to the hospital in a stolen police car, Chris is driving] Put the siren on!
Julian Baker: I've never been in a cop car before! I don't know where the siren is!
Dan Scott: [weakly] It's the switch in the middle.
Nathan Scott: [laughing at Dan's dry humor] You're gonna be OK! You're gonna be OK, Dad!
|Season 9 / Episode 11: - Danny Boy
Nathan Scott: [at the hospital] Dad, why does this have to be so difficult? You're my father, so I should love you, but I've spent so much of my life hating you.
Dan Scott: [nods] I was a terrible father. I know this.
Nathan Scott: You know, I can justify a lot of screwed-up things that you've done. You bullied me because you wanted to make me tough. You tried to ruin my marriage because you wanted me to have a career. You even burned down your diner just because you wanted to see me again. But I can't understand how you could murder your own brother. And I'm worried. I'm worried that when you're gone, that's all I'll remember. And I'll still hate you for it.
Dan Scott: You should hate me for it.
Nathan Scott: So why did you do it?
Dan Scott: [shrugs] I was always jealous of Keith. Even when we were kids. I was athletic, popular, all the things that he wasn't. But still I was jealous of him. And people were drawn to Keith, and I hated him for it.
Nathan Scott: So you shot him because people liked him more?
Dan Scott: The day I shot Keith, I was in a dark place. I was convinced that he tried to kill me. I'd lost you, I divorced your mom, my life was spiraling downwards, and meanwhile Keith was building a new life with my high school sweetheart and the child I abandoned, and every time I looked at him, I felt like I was punched in the gut.
Nathan Scott: So what happened in that hallway?
Dan Scott: Keith wanted to go into the school to save that kid. So I let him go... hoping he'd get shot. Let him be the hero, as long as he was a dead hero. And then I thought 'why should he be the hero when it could be me?' So I followed him in. Jimmy was crying... and Keith was telling him 'it gets better... that pain in your heart that tells you there's no way out, it's wrong... it gets better'. And I felt like he was talking to me. And in that moment, maybe the most heroic, kindest moment of my big brother's life, I hated him. I hated him more than anyone or anything, because nothing had gotten better. That pain was still in my heart. That voice in my head saying there was no way out was right! And he was standing there lying to me! And after Jimmy died, I picked up the gun, and I aimed it at Keith, and he looked at me. And all I could think of was how everything that had gone wrong was his fault. And it wasn't gonna get better until he was gone. Just pull the trigger and it all ends! [voice breaks] So I pulled that trigger! And it didn't end! It got worse. I'm so sorry. [weeps] I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry.
|Season 9 / Episode 11: - Danny Boy
Nathan Scott: [Dan has just flatlined] Dad, Dad? [shakes him] Hey, hey! Dad, come on!
Dan Scott: [Nathan rushes to get help, Keith watches him leave... Dan's eyes open] Keith.
Keith Scott: [smiles] Hi, Danny.
Dan Scott: [Dan gets up out of bed and follows Keith out of the hospital room which transitions into the hallway where Keith was murdered] What are we doing back here, Keith?
Keith Scott: I don't think either one of us ever really left, Danny.
Dan Scott: Keith, if I could take it back...
Keith Scott: Well, you can't. I think we both know that.
Dan Scott: I'm so sorry. For that day and every day before it.
Keith Scott: [nods] I know you are, Danny. And I forgive you.
Dan Scott: I took you away from everyone and everything you ever cared about. How can you just forgive me?
Keith Scott: Well, you're dead, Danny. If I can't forgive you now, when can I? [chuckles softly] Look Danny, you've done some horrific things. You can't change that, and you can't take it back. Since then, you've done everything you could to make up for it. You've become a better man.
Dan Scott: [scoffs] I lied about my heart transplant. My book and show were a fraud. I set my own diner on fire.
Keith Scott: [smiles] Well, I didn't say you were perfect. But nobody is. But you learned what's important. You learned to put friends and family first. And you've become the selfless, kind person that I always wanted for a brother.
Dan Scott: Like the kind of brother you were. For so many years, I was so jealous of you. I should've been trying to be more like you. I should have been proud of you. I am proud of you. I love you, Keith.
Keith Scott: [puts his hand on Dan's shoulder] I love you too, Danny. [beckons towards Dan's room] Come on.
Keith Scott: [they gaze at their grieving family standing over Dan's body] I told you the voice was wrong... it gets better. [pause] Come on, little brother... take a walk with me.
Dan Scott: [they walk towards a mysterious light at the end of the hall] I know where you're going... but what about me?
Keith Scott: Don't worry little brother, you're my 'plus one'. [Keith puts his hand on Dan's shoulder as they vanish into the light]
|Season 9 / Episode 11: - Danny Boy
Nathan Scott: [at the hospital... Nathan is looking at a picture on Clay's phone] You have a son?
Clay Evans: Logan.
Nathan Scott: How long have I been gone?
Clay Evans: Six years, apparently.
Nathan Scott: How is it that out of the two of us, I don't have the most shocking news?
Clay Evans: That shouldn't have happened to you. It's my fault. I should have been the one to go to Europe.
Nathan Scott: No... no you shouldn't have. Dan wouldn't have come to save you. He can't stand you. [both laugh]
|Season 9 / Episode 11: - Danny Boy
Nathan Scott: [to Dan at the hospital] Some people want to see you.
Dan Scott: [smiling wryly] Is it the cops?
Nathan Scott: [returns smile] Friends and family.
Dan Scott: I didn't know I had either.
|Season 9 / Episode 11: - Danny Boy
Nathan Scott: [Nathan and Julian have just arrived at the hospital with Dan... Haley has just shown up] Hi, Hales.
Haley James Scott: Say that again.
Nathan Scott: Hi, Hales. [she rushes into his arms]
|Season 9 / Episode 11: - Danny Boy
Nathan Scott: [Nathan and Chris are rushing Dan to the hospital in a stolen police car, Chris is driving] Put the siren on!
Julian Baker: I've never been in a cop car before! I don't know where the siren is!
Dan Scott: [weakly] It's the switch in the middle.
Nathan Scott: [laughing at the irony] You're gonna be OK! You're gonna be OK, Dad!
|Season 6 / Episode 5: - You've Dug Your Own Grave, Now Lie in It
Bobby Irons: Nathan Scott. Great to meet ya. How was your flight?
Nathan Scott: It was good sir. Thanks so much for having me.
Bobby Irons: Its Bobby. Hey I really appreciate you coming up here short notice but I wanted you to have a look at the facility before we really get into things. As you'll see, everything here is state of the art. The owners have spared no expense.
Nathan Scott: Heh, I can see that sir.
Bobby Irons: Its just Bobby. Just Bobby. Come on let me show you around. Make no mistake we want to win here weve got some great players on our squad, some of whom youll meet today, I know that with the right coaching we can send some of them to the MBA next season. And all that begins right here. So Nathan, how does it feel to be in a real gym again?
Nathan Scott: Heh, good. It feels good.
Bobby Irons: Bet it does. Come on.
|Season 6 / Episode 3: - Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.
Nathan Scott: The thing you and I have been down similar roads. We were in the same cliques. We both felt the same pressures, same expectations. Our parents were like children. And we both grew into kind bad versions of ourselves way too fast. So I think you know and get it.
Brooke Davis: They never really gave us a chance did they? Our parents?
Nathan Scott: They didn't know how. Look the thing is you made your dream happen and I know I didn't quite get there when it was taken away from me I dealt with it alone and it was stupid and selfish and wrong. So if your mom tries to take your dream away from you and you feel that same pain like I did I've sort of been there and I'm going to be pissed off if you don't come talk to me about it.
|Season 6 / Episode 2: - One Million Billionth of a Millisecond on a Sunday Morning
Nathan Scott: I scored 35 points that night and each basket was like my own personal version of a Haley James pick-up line.
Haley James Scott: It worked.
Nathan Scott: I played that game for you, Haley and you know what? I'd give it up for you too. Because as much as I love playing the game and the person that I am when I play it, I love being a husband and a father more.
|Season 5 / Episode 18: - What Comes After the Blues
Nathan Scott: By the way, nobody's sporting the faux-hawk anymore, dude.
James Lucas Scott: I'm bringing it back.
|Season 5 / Episode 18: - What Comes After the Blues
Nathan Scott: Hey look it's my mom doing the walk of shame... out with the guy you met on a porn site?
Deb Lee: Not porn... Erotica!
|Season 5 / Episode 18: - What Comes After the Blues
Quentin Fields: [after Nathan makes a dunk] My god! What the hell was that?
Nathan Scott: I'm gonna do this!
|Season 5 / Episode 18: - What Comes After the Blues
Haley James: [to Lucas] You know that romantic notion that all the garbage and the pain is really healing and beautiful and sort of poetic? It's not. It's just garbage and it's pain. You know what's better? Love. The day that you start thinking that love is overrated is the day that you're wrong. The only thing wrong with love and faith and belief is not having it.
Nathan Scott: The darkness doesn't have any answers, Luke.
|Season 5 / Episode 14: - What Do You Go Home To?
Quentin: [rapping] Ho Ho... There he is. I said its J. Luke Scott, the boy is hot, wherever he goes, homey that's the spot...
James Lucas Scott: His name is Q, he's better than you, if the spot is hot, then he's there too...
Quentin: Haha, my man!
Nathan Scott: Ch... yea... I'm the dad, I'm not so bad... I... [Jamie and Quentin stare at Nathan]
|Season 5 / Episode 13: - Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace
Nathan Scott: [voiceover] The world is full of magic. You just have to believe in it.
|Season 5 / Episode 12: - Hundred
Nathan Scott: Jamie is gonna be the man. I'm gonna be second best. You'll be lucky to make the top 10, Luke.
Lucas Scott: Thanks.
|Season 5 / Episode 12: - Hundred
Lucas Scott: My jokes aren't stupid.
Nathan Scott: My jokes aren't stupid. That's what you think.
|Season 5 / Episode 12: - Hundred
Cop 1: What the hell are you doing?
Nathan Scott: My son is missing.
Cop 1: Right calm down you could've got yourself killed!
Nathan Scott: We just left the wedding okay, all the guests are gone and my son missing. He's 4 and a half years old.
Cop 2: Have you been drinking sir? Maybe been to the reception?
Nathan Scott: What kind of question is that 'Have I been drinking?'
Cop 2: You need to listen to me...
Nathan Scott: No you listen to me! My name is Nathan Scott okay, my father is Dan Scott, he was arrested for murder okay he's a bad guy and he was here today. Now either one of you two idiots gets on your radio right now and finds my son or I'll knock you both out and I'll do it myself!
Cop 1: Hey, you needa relax. Alright.
|Season 5 / Episode 6: - Don't Dream It's Over
Haley James Scott: [surprisingly, to Nathan] Water?
Nathan Scott: I wasn't even planning on drinking until Brooke forced her... 'self' on us.
|Season 5 / Episode 6: - Don't Dream It's Over
Lucas Scott: [to Nathan] Why are women so screwed up?
Nathan Scott: Let me guess. Peyton?
Lucas Scott: How did you know?
Nathan Scott: When she sent you a drink with a cheque in it?
|Season 5 / Episode 6: - Don't Dream It's Over
Haley James Scott: [approaching Nathan] Hey! I'm sorry I haven't been around. Mia's performing tonight and she's really nervous. How have you been?
Nathan Scott: I realized how boring bars can be without alcohol.
Haley James Scott: Yeah, tell me about it!
Brooke Davis: [approaching Nathan and Haley] Tric needs to establish a 'No Mom' rule.
Haley James Scott: I'm a mom!
Brooke Davis: You don't count. You got married and pregnant before you graduated high-school. You'll be safely locked in a home by the time you got 35.
Haley James Scott: Good talking to you Brooke! [to Nathan] I gotta get backstage, I'll see you in a bit. Bye.
Nathan Scott: Bye. [Brooke walking away] Well, it's good talking to both of you...
|Season 5 / Episode 6: - Don't Dream It's Over
Jason: [approaching Carrie] Can I buy you a drink?
Carrie: Mmm, actually, my date took care of that.
Jason: Well, we're half way there then.
Nathan Scott: [approaching them, sitting next to Carrie] I hope you're not trying to sit on my lap.
Jason: I'm just looking for someone to dance with.
Nathan Scott: No, thanks.
|Season 5 / Episode 6: - Don't Dream It's Over
Nathan Scott: [about Jamie] Well, alright, you said that he asked you stuff. What else did you tell him?
Antwon 'Skillz' Taylor: Not much. Just the truth.
Nathan Scott: Like?
Antwon 'Skillz' Taylor: Like the man killed Tupac and Beenie, never date girls named Beaven and Santa Claus is black.
Nathan Scott: Wow. D'you say anything about the Easter Bunny?
Antwon 'Skillz' Taylor: A bunny that lay eggs, man, not many questions he would ask me about that.
|Season 5 / Episode 3: - My Way Home is Through You
Dan Scott: Don't you see, Nathan? The strength you need to let go of it, to leave your old man behind - that's what I taught you.
Nathan Scott: Well, lesson learnt.
|Season 5 / Episode 2: - Racing Like a Pro
Nathan Scott: I am Nathan Scott and I have too much to loose.
|Season 5 / Episode 1: - 4 Years, 6 Months, 2 Days
James Lucas Scott: [staring at Nathan whose hungover on the couch] I think you drink too much.
Nathan Scott: I think you're right.
|Season 4 / Episode 21: - All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone
Deb Scott: The two of you were driving us crazy.
Haley James Scott: The two of us?
Nathan Scott: I might have called a few times.
Deb Scott: Six times.
Haley James Scott: You over obsessive parent!
Deb Scott: You called eight.
|Season 4 / Episode 21: - All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone
Nathan Scott: Sure your up for this old man?
Lucas 'Luke' Scott: I can do this forever little brother
|Season 4 / Episode 21: - All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone
Nathan Scott: I might have called a couple of times.
Deb Scott: Six times.
Haley James Scott: [teasing] You crazy, obsessive perent...
Deb Scott: You called eight.
|Next: Haley James Scott


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Careful patient selection and stimulation programming can improve management of axial low back pain with spinal cord stimulation, report researchers at the 23rd annual meeting of the American Academy of Pain Medicine in New Orleans. The researchers note that axial low back pain is a novel indication for spinal cord stimulation. Technological capabilities of the spinal cord stimulation system, particularly fractionalized current across contacts, uniquely provide the type of stimulation needed to relieve axial back pain.
Spinal cord stimulation effectively manages a range of painful etiologies, but little published evidence supports its use for axial low back pain. The researchers studied 226 spinal cord stimulators (Precision™, Advanced Bionics) implanted in patients with axial low back pain to assess the therapeutic value of spinal cord stimulation in treating axial back pain associated with failed back surgery syndrome. Pain scores, quality of life, and disability assessments were gathered at three, six, and 12 months after activation of the spinal cord stimulation system and compared to baseline measures. Additional assessments were made at 3.5 months after a two-week period of no stimulation.
The investigators found that spinal cord stimulation significantly reduced axial low back pain, and when present, leg and foot pain, from baseline at all time points. With stimulation off, pain scores returned to near baseline. Quality of life and disability also significantly improved with spinal cord stimulation. Of 226 temporary trials, 172 (76%) were successful, and 159 subjects (70%) received permanent implants. Reported here are outcome data for all subjects through 3.5 months, and for those subjects who have completed six- and 12-month evaluations. A subsequent report will include all 12-month data. This study represents the largest prospective experience reported to date for spinal cord stimulation in axial low back pain.
Investigators: Benchmark Clinical Study Working Group, Advanced Bionics, Valencia, CA; Jim Thacker, MS, Enteromedics, St. Paul, MN; Todd Gross, PhD, Advanced Bionics, Valencia, CA; and Allison Foster, PhD, Advanced Bionics, Valencia, CA.
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Ada Weekly News, The (Newspaper) - September 8, 1960, Ada, Oklahoma The Paper With PERSONALITY Biggest Reading Buy in Oklahoma By Mail in Pontotoc And Adjoining Counties Single Copy 10 Cents Only Per Year Combined With The Ada Times-Democrat 60TH YEAR 8 Pages Shooting And Wreck Climax Wild Chase A wild cops and robbers chase ended last Saturday afternoon near Fittstown with two wrecked cars, a man shot, an injured po-, lice officer and several people in' jail. The bizarre sequence of events began when Police Capt. Ott Ray and Officer Ralph Courtney stop- ped a car for speeding at Eigh- teenth and Mississippi. A man! identified as Carl H. Tyson, 36. j was the driver. Three passengers j were in the car, Mrs. Tyson; Wil-l liam Hogner. 24. Stilwell. and) Cleveland Worcester, 19, south of! Fittstown. j The officers issued Tyson a summons and told him to follow them to headquarters. Instead, i Tyson took off down SH 99 at j speeds up to 95 mph. The offi-j cers gave chase. the road to Frisco off SH 99. officers pulled beside the Ty-! son car. Tyson applied the brakes but instead of stopping he at-! tempted a left turn, squarely in] the path of the police vehicle, j evidently trying to go down the) Frisco road. The two cars crash-j ed. The police vehicle was badly i damaged and the Tyson carl swerved down the road, finally catching on fire.. ADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 NO. 22 Postell Robertson Goes Strong At 86 on lire. Agent Cy Hailey makes a brief inspection tour of some of the Cant Rav was knocked uncon at t fairgrounds. Everything appears to be in readiness for the annual scions by Ae impact OffL" Y Wh'Ch k'Cks Photo) Courtney got out to see Tyson approaching the police car with; "some object in his hand." The officer shouted a warning. Tyson did not stop. Courtney let go a warning shot. Tyson came on. j Then Courtney leveled down in] earnest. He fired and struck son in the left side. i But the affair wasn't ended. Mrs. Tyson joined the fray, arm-! porttmity to invest in some blue f jr' ed with a broom corn knife. j bloods on October 15. Fortunately reinforcements ar-' On 'hat da.v the East Central rived in the form of Asst. Chief' Quarter Horse Association will Ted Sears, who was off duty and, hold its third annual sale happened to pass by; This year the event will be atiWay next Thursday at the. fair- should-be about the best to thf; settlement. ECQHA sets Free Fair Gets Horse Sale r Underway on Sept. 15 .15 fanciers will have an op- By WENONAH RUTHERFORD "If I could life my life over, I'd not change it one says Argust Postell Robertson, north- west of the city, one of Pontotoc County's first citizens. At 86, he rides horseback almost daily, feeds and cares for his cattle and chickens, keeps house and cooks three meals a day. And he doesn't wear glasses and has his own teeth. Appreciation of mass production and modern inventions cutting survival time in half, he says work needs to be elevated again to a position of virtue. He is not interested in an old age pension. "Our human makeup has deep ele- ments of laziness. When necessity does not force activity, idleness follows. And with idleness comes character disintegration. Every- one needs work to fill free hours (the time not needed for exis- tence> that is worthwhile to re- cover a sense of challenge a. d ad- venture in the ever-increasing leisure." And he has some definite ideas on education. "Education will not be any better until thoroughness again is demanded." Intelligent reading and spelling were cited as almost lost arts. He attributes his good health to hard work. Postell numbers more young people among his cronies than senior citizens. He keeps up with i current, affairs by television and reading and devotes enough time daily to perusing a chapter in the Bible. Came Here in 18% Mr. Robertsom came to w h a t What's that old English dilly General judging'of all the exhib- now Pontotoc County in 1896. come to Maybe it isn't English and may- be it isn't even a ditty. But there is a fair. In fact, tiie Pontotoc its entered by the fairer sex will begin earlv Friday morning. four other came by covered wagon from C. H. Hailev. county agent and j 9'f ksvll'e- Arkansas, to see his ecretary of the fair association. 'er who l v e d at Buckhorn. said interest in the ihree-day was P'cnlc held The police radio still operated.', the Echo Ranch, home of famous' grounds in Ada '.'Horticulture exhibits should be Adans Receive Word Operation Is Successful (Continued en page two) running Horses, south of The fair has' had some tough exceptionally good this he Ada on Mi 99. sledding in recent years but it j said. "We've had plenty of rain In fact. Echo, owned and oper- has doggedly held its ground. across the county. Crops are good, ated by Carl Mercer, will offer j Martha Mote, Pontotoc County We're looking fo'rward to a larger five animals at the sale. A spokes- j Home Demonstration Agent, is man for the ECQHA said luncheon j confident over the prospects for would be served on the grounds i a good fair. "I think we'll have a and en- tries in the swine division should I 'A platform had been erected and after square dancing, two fig- rues to a set was the way we danced then, we'd cool off by rid- ing the merry-go-round. There shop be impressive. Add to all that good showing of quarter horses, and the sale would begin promptly very good entry she said. at 1 p.m. Walter Britton, "Our HD Clubs are preparing i fine 4-li exhibits and everything Tex" "'ill serve as auctioneer. their she said, "and I i from the HD clubs and the fair Open heart sirgery on Rita Kay, Catalogs are already out for the; understand the 4-H girls will also I ought to be one of the best we've Creek. 20-months old child of saie and. as of now. 45 animals. be well represented." Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Creek, Ada, Route 3. was reported "a com- plete success." Surgery was per- formed Wednesday morning at University Hospital, Oklahoma City. all registered and many featuring j Judges for the distaff side are Final PV "running" blood, are is expected that some 1 of the fair will be re booked. It j almost all on tap. Among them the popular quarter horse judging le fancy prices! will be Mrs. Virginia Taff. East nn Sni.n-Hav will be paid for some of the con-! Central; Mrs. Glenda Pierce, Virginia Taff. East I on Saturday morning. signed stock. home consultant: Mrs. Pete Winters and Marvin Alice Pyron, HD agent in Sem- _ _ .1..... jjiuii, jiij niutML in otJIll- Gorman C. Mitchell, Pontotoc, Barnes are both booking eight: inole Co Miss Ruth Morgan County Heart Association official, j horses into the sale. Echo willlasst. HDA in Seminole Co.: Mrs.' received word early Wednesday: have five. and a hotel. But there must have j been 500 tents scattered around I in the area. I Trip Cost I "We were gone five weeks. At only two towns we passed through could we buy light bread so one of the other boys and I took turns making bread on the trail. Sometimes a curious chicken got j Dorothy Blackwell. agent in Me-1 An open roden will be held in into the camp and pot. The five conjunction with the fair. It is weeks' trip cost us only each." under the sponsorship of the Ada! Mr. Robertson returned to In- Jaycees. Performances will be' dian Territory in 1900, this time held nightly beginning Wednesday' to settle. He drove through one of afternoon that the operation j other breeders consigning ani-1 Mrs Flora Wingo" I 8 P'm' and Saturday- i six which made up a deemed highly successful, and mals are Raymond Brookshire acent in Pittshnrc, rn Sliger. Dale McDonald. Ken on traln from Clarksville. _. are Raymond Brookshire, I agent in Pittsbure m. i that Rita Kay is resting comfort- Dr. R. E. Cowling. Vincent Daly, i Miss Mote said exhibits could i ance and John wi" abjy. Lloyd Daniels, Quinn Hill, Charles! be TrtT iin, eharRe of the rodeo evcnls- More than BO blood samples Bigham, Ed Bottom, Frank Thursday and entries would be ac- i Clyde Mabel, is book- i i [ed to furnish stock for the show were taken for the child. She is the first open heart case ard O'Daniel, Joe Roberts and in the county. Robert Sliger. Stanley Johnson, 0. Maxey, How-[ copied up until 8 p.m. that eve- ning. A special event for 4-H girls strins' and he reportedly has an excel- Postell had married Miss Ann Gilmore in Clarksville November 7, 1897, and three years later this couple, her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Roll Middle- brook. Mrs. Robertson's two broth- ers, Ike and Ewing Gilmore and Mitchell said all the donors A FAMILIAR sight to neighbors and friends around Piekett area is "Post" Robertson on Roan. Roan, a 12-year- old roan mare with white bla.ze and stockings, takes her master aboul the cattle ranch and to visit neighbors. Ready for canter they are shown in the front yard at the Robertson News) who came to Indian Territory in this wagon caravan, only Mr. Rob- Robertson rented land from the Indians, Center the trading cen- ertson and Mrs. Ida Langslon, j ter and post office. After state- Ada, are left. Southerner by I hood when land sales were opened in 1911 and 1912 he bought 55 One of ten children Mr. Robert- acres on River Creek, .then land. Presently son was born in Lawrence. South Carolina, June 12, 1874. His father. Ben Robertson, moved from South Carolina to Clarksville in 1881. There Ben farmed and reared his family. Three sisters of Pos- tell, Mrs. Ron Pitts, Miss Maude lilmore and Mrs. Bennie Leeds, and a brother, Steve Robertson, still live in Clarksville. Postell is :he oldest now. His wife died May 5, 1955. Since he has con- tinued to live at the home place. When they arrived here Mr. he owns acres. "We traded at Center and got our mail at th-a bought the parcel of land where j wore fish-tailed coats in the pulpit. the First National Bank n o w One morning the preacher was stands later selling it for on the sins of the fraction of its worth. Pays Twice for Land world and some boys who dawl- ded outside instead of coming Postell was one of several men inside the services, caught his who bought a two-acre church I as they flew backward es-1 on the site. "The only lands which him there' That broke Ian Indian could deed over to I "P the meeting. Speaking of land rentals in someone else in territorial days the log cabin was re- territorial days, he said "If you were small plots for churches. offered an Indian or in] We bought two acres through the cash or to be paid when j Indian agent. The first church placed with a frame structure. But in the meantime the Indian agent died, and the deed to the crops were harvested, he or she j building was a log cabin sawed iland burned. The newly-appointed would invariably take the cash. V! out and thrown up by folk living; Indian agent sold the 80-acre White settlers were not allowed i here. During the summer theitract- including the two acres to purchase land before statehood, chinking was knocked out for air-; bought and paid for by Church, He recalled that Leander Coley i conditioning. Preachers, then: (Continued en page two) Galley-Vanting Around The County LIGHTNING RIDGE By THELMA PERRIMAN Miss Naomi Tumleson spent Thursday with Miss Carol Brown- ing. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John. Chickasha to Ray. Mrs. Ray went home with her son to stay the week. Mrs. Margaret Hyden, Fort Floyd Van Schuyver and family last Sunday. they visited were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shumard, Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shumard and Mr. and Mrs. Enoch KimmeliD. R. Clifford and Mr. and Mrs j and children of Oklahoma City Charles Leader. o------- wi t niij HUHVIct y Wll II Ilia Worth. Tex., is visiting her niece, j sister, Mrs. John Ray and Mr. cinvi o. onLiuiciru ana Raymond Moss of Altus spent I Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shumard the Labor Day holiday with his'0" Mrs. Grant Johnson and M a y visited with Mrs. Perriman and Sue Thursday night. Mrs. Roy Cantwell for a while! Mr. and Mrs. Dude Fennel and Bobby of Ada. Mrs. Miles Kim- Ray. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wall, Doyle _- lfil anu mi a. tf. WcliJ., Vic mel and Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Kim- j and Kim spent Sunday and Sun- mel of Oklahoma City visited Sun- day with the Cantwe'lls. Leroy Cantwell and family of Roff were Sundav visitors. Mrs. Louie Stewart visited Mrs. Mattie Stewart Friday afternoon at Roff. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster visited a while Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Louie Stewart. day night with his brother, Ralph Wall and family. The' T. J. Walls are moving to New Orleans, La. Others visiting Sunday evening vjoiLuig evening Maurice Cantwell and family of j were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stone. Mr. Perriman and Sue spent Saturday afternoon and evening in Konawa visiting Mrs. E. Dou- hit and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Coffey. Ok- lahoma City, spent Sunday with his brother, Otis Coffey and Mrs. Coffey. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Coffey of Ada visited Sunday afternoon with Ed and Pat Coffey. They all vis- ited a while in the Otis Coffey home. Jonn E. Ray and family, Ada. spent Sunday and Monday with Elmore City spent Saturday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. [Roy Cantwell. i Others viistors this week were jMr. and Mrs. J. E. Wooley and j children. Miss May Johnson. Mrs. jBittles, Ruby and Helen. Frank Rogers of Vanoss and Mrs. Gert Summers and Mack. j Frank Rogers and Mrs. Mar- garet Hyden ate Sunday dinner with her niece and family, Mr. Prather of Sr., Portland Park. Mrs. G. C. Cornell, Vanoss, spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. Marvin Briggs. After church Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. James Briggs and Gary visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Briggs and brother How- ard. spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Kim- mel. Sunday guests of the Kimmesl were Mr. and Mrs. Dude Fen- nel and Bobby of Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Briggs and Howard have been attending the four-night revival at the Pic- kett Methodist Church. Rev. Simp- son, the district superintendent, has been in charge. Jack Griffin was song leader. Sunday every- one brought their lunch and a short conference was held in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Briess. Ada, Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Briggs visited Mr. and Mrs. Avod Briggs and boys, also Gran Parker. Marvin and Avod are brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Opal Martin have bought the Clifford Fuller place and are moving in. Welcome and we hope you attend our church. LULA and Mrs. Grover j Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dennis 0fMarvin I Norman spent Monday with her' supper guests. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cant- Mrs- Marvin Briggs visited her SEEN A few of this commun- By MRS. LOIS CLIFFORD Miss Barbara Stonecipher broke her arm Sunday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyin Stonecipher. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holman and daughter Betsy of Ahloso visited Monday with Mrs, Lois Clifford and Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Leader. Charles and Ronald Hill of Tupe- lo visited Thursday night with John and Dick Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Treas and children of Chouteau were visit- ing Saturday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Treas. Lula grade boys played a base- ball game with Homer Friday at Lula. John Clifford and Ronnie Rowe played baseball Friday night with the Stonewall team. They played Latta at Stonewall. Ronnie was the winning pitcher. Mrs. Helen Leader and Donnn Kay, Mrs. Lois Clifford and Dick, Luke and Dennis Fortner attended Mrs. Jimmy Walker of Tolison, Ariz.; Mrs. Ruby Brooks. Vel- ma; Mrs. Luetta Stidam and son, Grove; Rollen Duncan of Allen ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Walter rooks. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Walker are here for a long visit with her brothers, David, Walter and I. N. and sister, Mrs. Georgia Wooley. Other visitors in the Brooks home Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wofford, Willis, Karen and Darlene of Ada; Mrs. Helen Lead- er, Diana and Donna, Mrs. Lois Clifford, Dick, Don and Ron, Mr and Mrs. David Brooks, Mrs. Eva 'Wofford, Doyin, Sharon, Leo- nard and Gloria, I. N. Brooks and Noah and Skip Leader. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Waymon Lillard and Dwain and Mrs. Vallie Coop- er of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lillard and Isaac Cooper. i daughter of Pauls Valley, Mr. and I Mrs. W. A. Fortner of Allen vis- ited Sunday with Mr.and Mrs. Short Fortner. Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Fortner also visited the i Short. Fortners. _ the ballgame at Stonewall Fri- Mrs. Alma Brooks, Mrs. Eva dav ity diligently working on projects jTreas vlslted Monday with Wil- 'ma Wofford of Ada. t5 be exhibited at the itn dliu ivu s. Dili Ada, c, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W1'' be held the and were their teenth, sixteenth and seventeenth i well. Mr. and Mrs. ____ Schuyver went to Stratford to vis- it his sister. Mrs. Claude Fox and Mr. Fox. Then they all went to sister. Mrs. Cornell and her Boyce Jones has returned af- ents, Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Mrs. ter serving his six months for Jack Hum and Mrs. Robert1 Uncle -Sam Vernon Van; Phillips at Vanoss Wednesday. Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Brown, Hobbs, N. M., visited the Marvin Briggs. Others Mrs. Luetta Sue Stidam and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wofford vis- son Tim of Grove spent Saturday ited Wednesday with Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Wofford. Leader. Marie Vandergriff has been in Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sanders, Cowling Hospital since Saturday j Bobby and Deborah of Ada vis- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Leader I. N. Brooks and Noah of Vel- and Diana visited Thursday in'ma and Skippy Leader ate din- Ada with Mrs. Phyllis Sanders, jner Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks. with a virus. I ited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks, Linda and Diane of Ada, Mr. and M. L. Thompson is a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Sul- phur. He has pneumonia. Dave Johnston and Dick Clif- ford visited Sunday with Darrell Stonecipher. Burtis Williams is going to school at Murray in Tishomingo. He was home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Williams ot Moore- are the parents of a baby girl born September 3. She weigh- ed 7 pounds 4 ounces. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charley Williams, great- Mrs. Shirley Stonecipher of Chandler visited Saturday with Mrs. Patsy Young and her moth- er, Mrs. M. L. Thompson. Mrs. Lester Davis and Janice and Skipper of Ahloso visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith. Mr. and Teel of Ada attended ch'urch Sunday at the Missionary Baptist Church. They visited after church with Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Young and children of Gerty visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lillard Cottrell and children of Ada ate dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Short Fortner. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Williams and Rita and R. D. Brooks visit- with his brother and family, Mr. ;ed over tne wekened with Mr. and and Mrs. B. D. Young. Curtis Williams of Moore. Mrs. Martha Young and Jerry visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young of Olney. They all went to Devils Den Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Hill of Ada visited Sunday with his brother, Carl Hill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie McDonald of Ada visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lil- ard. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford and sons of Hinton are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harbin. Carmie Treas and Nancy Fol- sum of Ahloso came down sun- day after Treas. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mr.and Mrs. Eual Walkup and children of Savannah visited Sun- day with her sister, Mr.and Mrs. Doyin Stonecipher. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Murray (Continued en two) ;
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U.S. Is Criticized in Geneva Conference For Its Purchases of High-Grade Iron Ore
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES. ();
May 12, 1948,
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GENEVA, May 11 -- The United States faced European criticism today on two big economic issues.
May 12, 1948
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