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Singleton's follow-up to Boyz N the Hood is an honorable failure, a flawed attempt to take black film out of the macho gangsta ghetto. It's the tale of a hairdresser, Justice (Jackson), and a mailman, Lucky (Shakur). Fate throws them together with mutual friends, bickering lovers Iesha (King) and Chicago (Torry), on a road trip up the coast from LA to Oakland. In classic Hollywood style they loathe each other at first, but slowly come to fall in love. Singleton has a feel for the rhythms of black lives and the movie begins promisingly. Intermittent forays into subjectivity are, however, less persuasive: notably the interior monologues in which we hear Justice's poetry. Actually the work of Maya Angelou, these mature, proud declamations don't belong in Justice's mouth (the nadir finds the camera ogling Jackson's curves as she 'writes' Angelou's 'Phenomenal Woman'). But it's when the movie hits the road that trouble really starts. The stop-go motion of the mail van is an appropriate image for the film's lack of momentum, as both couples repeatedly fight and make up, with an alternative image of black experience at each pit stop. Too much cultural baggage for so slight a scenario.
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Hudson Valley Community College's Black and Latino Student Alliance will present a lecture and discussion on the New York State Rockefeller drug laws with Dr. Alice Green on October 15. Green will speak at 11 a.m. in Meeting Rooms 1 and 2 of the college's Bulmer Telecommunications Center.
A noted political activist and prison reform advocate, Green is the founder and executive director of the Albany-based Center for Law and Justice, a not-for-profit community organization that monitors criminal justice activities, provides legal assistance and criminal justice advocacy, and organizes efforts to change social policy and to empower poor people and people of color. Green ran for lieutenant governor as a Green Party candidate in 1998.
Hudson Valley's Black and Latino Student Alliance was established in 1968, and the club's purpose is to promote the goals of the community and the college system, and to encourage the enlightenment of pride and/or knowledge of Black and Latino history and of Black and Latino culture.
Hudson Valley Community College, located in Troy, offers more than 50 degree and certificate programs in four academic divisions: Business; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health Science; and Liberal Arts and Sciences; and an Educational Opportunity Center for academic and career training. One of 30 community colleges in the State University of New York system, it has an enrollment of more than 11,000 students, and is known as a leader in distance learning initiatives and workforce training.


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James Sewall Reed
|James Sewall Reed[1]
|3 April 1832
Milton, Massachusetts
|22 February 1864
Dranesville, Virginia
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|Years of service
|2nd Regiment of Cavalry, Massachusetts Volunteers
|Commands held
|Company A "The California Hundred" 2nd Massachusetts Cavalry
James "J" Sewall Reed is best remembered as an organizer of a few hundred Californians who fought in the eastern battlefields of the American Civil War as part of the 2nd Massachusetts Cavalry while most soldiers from California were assigned to Union Army outposts west of the Mississippi River.[1]
Early years[edit]
James was the eldest of three sons of John Reed and Miranda Barker. He was born in Milton, Massachusetts on 3 April 1832. At the age of 17, James and his younger brother George left Boston for the California Gold Rush. The teen-agers arrived in San Francisco Bay in March, 1850, and mined gold in Nevada City, California, until 1852. James became a member of the 1856 San Francisco Committee of Vigilance, and traveled Central America and South America before joining the Fraser Canyon Gold Rush of 1858. He returned to Boston in 1859 where he met and married Hattie L. Wales. James returned to San Francisco with his bride in September, 1859; and their son Walter Sewall Reed was born there on 25 January 1861.[1]
Civil War[edit]
Reed joined the California State Militia First Light Dragoons of San Francisco in November, 1861. The Dragoons' patrols of the Central Overland Route seemed unexciting in comparison to the newspaper accounts of civil war battles in the east. In the fall of 1862, a group of Californians from the northeastern United States approached Massachusetts governor John Albion Andrew proposing to supply a company of 100 cavalry volunteers. The governor accepted the volunteers with the stipulation the men would pay for their uniforms, equipment, and ship passage east. A Massachusetts enlistment bounty defrayed part of those costs, and citizens of San Francisco donated some equipment. Reed resigned his commission with the 1st Dragoons to become captain of the California Hundred.[1]
The California Hundred sailed from San Francisco aboard the steamship Golden Age on 10 December 1862. After traveling across the isthmus of Panama and arriving in New York aboard the Ocean Queen,[2] the California Hundred were designated company A of the 2nd Massachusetts Cavalry commanded by Colonel Charles Russell Lowell. Reed and his men went into combat in Virginia in April, 1863. Subsequent California volunteers were designated companies E, F, L, and M of the 2nd Massachusetts Cavalry. Men from Massachusetts formed seven more companies. Reed's company participated in a series of engagements with the 43rd Battalion Virginia Cavalry commanded by John S. Mosby. Reed was one of five Californians killed at the Second Dranesville battle on 22 February 1864.[1]
- ^ a b c d e "J. Sewall Reed". Mike Sorenson. Retrieved 2011-12-22.
- ^ "The California Hundred and California Battalion. Company A; and E, L, F & M of the 2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry". Wayne Edward Sherman. Archived from the original on 2012-04-15. Retrieved 2011-12-23.


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|ATI Radeon HD5570 DX11 Video Card
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|Written by Bruce Normann
|Thursday, 11 February 2010
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Radeon HD5570 Detailed Features
For the first time in the history of the HD5xxx series launches, the latest model does not have a "half-size" GPU. The newest member of the HD5xxx family has the same number of transistors, SIMD engines, Shaders, Texture Units, and ROPs as the Redwood chip, which was released last month with the HD5670. The GPU on the 5770 is probably identical, although it has a slightly different part number (...004 instead of ...002), and some down-rated versions are likely to be used in the future on lower-spec models in the HD55xx series. The small size of the GPU die is critical to the cost strategy that ATI is pursuing with all these products. After some very lean years, struggling to make it in the graphics chip industry, it appears ATI has finally figured out how to make money.
The Redwood die packaging on the HD5570 GPU is a little bigger than half of the Juniper, because the number of interconnects is roughly the same, and it's evident there are a lot of transistors consumed in the other functions of the GPU, besides shaders and ROPs.
The memory specification for the entire HD55xx series is going to be somewhat flexible, although I expect GDDR2 will not be offered. The top model, which we are reviewing today, will be sold with 1 GB of 900 MHz GDDR3, and is fully capable of Eyefinity usage with that amount. As mentioned above, the GPU-memory interface is 128 bits wide with a maximum bandwidth of 28.8 GB/s. That's a major hit, compared to the HD5670, with 64GB/s of bandwidth, and the absence of GDDR5 memory on this card will no doubt be felt in gaming performance.
The K4W1G1646E-HC11 GDDR3 memory chips are sourced from Samsung. They are rated for a maximum clock rate of 900 MHz, and the marketing specs for the card indicate that. Version 0.3.8 of GPU-Z reported correctly that the memory on my sample unit was running at 900 MHz. There's some room for expansion, as 1 GHz parts are available from Samsung, according to the product specs shown here below.
The power section of the HD5570 video card is simplistic, and optimized for size, cost and low power. In this case, all of the dynamic performance scaling is built into the GPU, and the voltage regulators just ride along. I was observing the shader and memory clocks in GPU-Z while using the PC for normal office-type duties, and this card ramped the clocks up and down just as fast and dynamically as the HD5450 card I reviewed recently. That's where the power savings are going to be made with this card, getting it down very quickly to idle power, which is a miserly 9.7 watts.
Looking at the business end of the active cooler supplied by ATI, I found a much simpler and vastly more economic solution to creating that little square platform, located between the four threaded standoffs, which is the actual contact patch for the GPU. The platform is stamped into the copper bottom plate, a manufacturing technique that is made possible by the fabrication method for the fins; they are separate pieces of copper sheet that are soldered into place to form the tightly packed fins of the cooler. I'm pretty sure that the way the GPU chip is mounted on the board makes this little square bump essential, and it's interesting to see how ATI produced it with much lower cost this time around.
The assembly quality is quite good, for an engineering sample. The heat sink was coated with thermal interface material that had the look and feel of premium quality paste. Not that rock-solid light colored plastic that usually appears on OEM assemblies. When I reassembled the board, I used OCZ Freeze, and didn't see any lower temps while running FurMark v1.70, so it's safe to say that they are using some good quality thermal paste for their engineering samples. The soldering and surface mount component placement was well done, as you can see in the close-up view below, and the overall board layout was well designed, with a rational flow.
Before we dive into the testing portion of the review, let's look at one of the most exciting new features available on every Radeon HD5xxx series product, Eyefinity.


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Elaine J. Castas Former City Council Assistant
Castas was a former assistant to City Councilman Walter Ward, the first district manager for Community Board 14. She held that job for 10 years. Castas was also a special assistant to two Queens Borough Presidents in the areas of community affairs and parks. She held a masters degree from Queens College.
Castas is survived by her husband, retired New York City firefighters George Castas.
Interment will be at Maple Grove Cemetery on Saturday, July 23, at 11 a.m.
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Harold A. Patterson, a longtime Rockaway resident, died July 18. He was 76.
Patterson, a chemical engineer, was born in New York on July 30, 1928. He was a member of St. Thomas More Church.
He is survived by his cousins, James C. Farley and Arline Farley.
A funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Thomas More. Interment was at Calvary Cemetery in Woodside.
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James M. Slattery, a Rockaway resident for 20 years, died July 14. He was 74.
Slattery, a hotel maintenance worker, was born in Manhattan on September 3, 1930. He was a member of St. Camillus Parish.
Slattery was preceded in death by his brother, Thomas.
He is survived by his wife, Elaine; son, James; and daughters, Elizabeth King and Frances Dooley.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to the Denis S. O'Connor Funeral Home. A funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Camillus. Interment was at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Valhalla, New York.
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Thomas J. Toomey, a longtime resident of Rockaway, died July 16. He was 95.
Toomey, a subway advertising laborer, was born in Brooklyn on July 7, 1910. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, a former council member of St. Camillus, a St. Camillus usher and former proprietor of Toomey's Bar and Grill.
Toomey was preceded in death by his wife, Phillis.
He is survived by his sons, Thomas, James and Richard Toomey; daughter, Patricia Donohue; 11 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to the Denis S. O'Connor Funeral home. A funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Camillus. Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington, New Jersey.


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Prince Hal parts from his past to fulfill his royal destiny in this essential conclusion to Henry IV, Part 1.
Rebellion still simmers in England and King Henry's health is failing. Prince Hal has proved his courage but the king still fears that his son's pleasure-loving nature will bring the realm to ruin. Meanwhile, Falstaff and his ribald companions waste the nights in revelry, anticipating the moment when Hal will ascend the throne. Falstaff is in Gloucestershire when news arrives that the king has died. Has the dissolute old knight's hour come at last?
Hal is played by Jamie Glover and King Henry by Julian Glover. Richard Griffiths is Falstaff.
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After you've listened to Henry IV Part One, get the other half of the story here. Although Part One can sort of stand on its own, with a great battle scene at the climax, skipping Part Two would deprive you of one of the best plays about aging ever written - and also one of the great father/son scenes of all time.
There's not so much sturm and drang in Part Two. There's another batch of rebels to bring to heel, but they're defeated by a trick, by Hal's brother John - a serious, devious young man who cares about as much for Falstaff as Falstaff does for him - which is to say, not much. (Falstaff's speech about the virtues of sack is a miniature masterpiece.) Meanwhile Falstaff is feeling the effects of age. There's a poignancy about his scenes with the prostitute Doll Tearsheet, or the country bumpkin Justice Shallow, that's unlike anything in the first play. And it leads up to one of the most painful scenes of rejection in all of Shakespeare.
Prince Hal has much to do to convince his father, the dying Henry Bolingbroke, that he's not a wastrel and good-for-nothing. He's playing a long game. When he ascends the throne, he plans to throw off all his old companions and let his true virtue show forth, arousing his subjects to wonder and admiration. In a long and moving scene, he and his father finally come to terms.
The cast of Part One continues here, with Julian and Jamie Glover as Hal 4 and Hal 5; Richard Griffiths as Falstaff; and introducing the energetic Edward de Souza as the crazy Marlowe-quoting Ancient Pistol ("What? Shall we have incision? Shall we imbrue? Then death rock me asleep, abridge my doleful days! Why then let grievous, ghastly, gaping wounds untwind the Sisters Three!").
Is Hal a cynical jerk, or is he making a painful but necessary decision to reform? Some of the scenes in this play really hurt, up close and personal. Falstaff is a bloated scoundrel, but he's also - as Pistol later says of King Henry V himself - "a lad of life, an imp of fame, of parents good, of fist most valiant. I kiss his dirty shoe, and from heart-string I love the lovely bully."
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Rebuilding Iraq: Slow but steady progress
By Matt Kelley, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON Seven years after the invasion, the reconstruction of Iraq has taken longer and cost more than initial estimates, but U.S. officials say money spent training Iraqi security forces has started to show results and has helped protect American investments.
Although some results, such as oil production, have fallen short of early estimates, other projects, such as sewage treatment, have exceeded initial goals, according to U.S. officials, outside experts and the U.S. government watchdog for Iraq reconstruction.
"There has been some significant progress, but there's a long way to go before Iraq can really be a stable, secure country that's able to provide for its people's basic needs," said Rusty Barber, head of the Iraq program at the federally funded United States Institute of Peace.
TROOP DEATHS: Casualties in Afghanistan, Iraq and beyond
Overall, the United States has spent $44.6 billion in taxpayer funds on rebuilding Iraq, about half of it to train, equip and support Iraq's military and police forces.
Reconstruction projects were slowed by the explosion of civil strife in Iraq in the early post-invasion years and by problems of mismanagement and poor coordination among U.S. agencies, according to Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction Stuart Bowen. He estimates that the U.S. wasted about $4 billion.
"The security problem made gearing up projects virtually impossible for several years in Iraq," Bowen said, "but the program continued to spend money, and thus wasted money."
Security payoff
The $21.3 billion spent on Iraqi security forces "has begun to pay off significantly this year," Bowen said. Attacks by insurgents on Iraqi and U.S. targets are down 85% from two years ago, Bowen said, and the Iraqi forces now number more than 660,000.
"We have built an Iraqi security force which is capable of maintaining internal security in Iraq," said Don Cooke, head of the State Department's Iraq assistance office. "And four or five or six years ago, there were people who were saying it was going to take decades."
Examples of U.S.-funded projects:
• Health clinics. The United States had planned to build 150 clinics by 2005 at a cost of $88.5 million. Construction took four years longer and cost nearly four times more to complete 133 of the planned clinics.
• Prison. The United States spent $40 million to build a prison for 3,600 inmates north of Baghdad. But the U.S. canceled the project in 2007 because of security problems and poor construction, and the half-built prison probably never will be finished, Bowen said.
• Electricity. Iraq's capacity to generate electricity rose to 6,000 megawatts last year, five years later than U.S. officials had predicted in 2004. The United States has spent $4.9 billion on electricity projects.
'Lessons learned'
"A lot of our disappointments came early on in the reconstruction business," said Col. Dionysios "Dan" Anninos, the head of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers office in Iraq. "In the last two or three years, we've learned from these setbacks and put systems in place to correct them."
At first, U.S. officials decided on reconstruction projects without consulting Iraqis, said Charles Ries, a reconstruction official at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad from 2007 to 2009. One result, Ries said, was that the United States built high-tech facilities that Iraqis will have trouble maintaining.
"We did not work with Iraqis in terms of finding out what they wanted to do and get their buy-in on the things we were building," said Ries, now a senior fellow at RAND Corp., a think tank based in Santa Monica, Calif.
The steps taken to avoid such mistakes, Anninos said, include hiring Iraqi companies and meeting frequently with Iraqi leaders.
"We work to make sure whatever project we have is what the Iraqis need," Anninos said. "That's probably one of the lessons learned, that we probably could have done better early on."
Another problem was "a complete lack of coordination" between the military and U.S. civilian agencies, Barber said.
"One of the greatest lessons we are in the process of learning in Iraq is that there have to be clear lines of authority, responsibility and action between the civil and military components," he said.
Finishing the job
The State Department created an office in 2004 to organize the U.S. reconstruction efforts. That office oversees the Civilian Response Corps, a group of experts in eight government agencies. The corps has 95 full-time members and 620 on "standby."
"There's no question that the lack of coordination was a problem in the first years in Iraq and Afghanistan," said John Herbst, the head of that office. "We were created to fix that."
About half of the more than $6 billion in U.S. funds remaining have been allocated. The majority is set for further support of the Iraqi security forces. Most of the rest will be used for training Iraqis, Barber said.
"We're getting out of the bricks-and-mortar business and getting into the consultancy business," Barber said. "We're shifting from doing things for them to letting them take responsibility, even if they eventually struggle or even fall down on occasion."
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - June 5, 1962, Abilene, Texas "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE S90 S96T 01 svxai svnvo r 3AV 3103 TrZffi 9909 X9 03 S31V6 33IAM3S W1IJOM3IW LY AS IT 81ST YEAJl, NO. 353 ABILENE, TEXAS, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS frm PAGE ONE In this era of consolidation, of higher costs, of greater de- mands on public education, there are left in Texas tome 450 schools officially .designated as "small" because they have SCO or less students each. These 650 schools serve some students. How can these small schools offer opportunities comparable to those found m city schools? The "Texas Small Schools a five-year experi- ment, is seeking to find the an- swers, seeking ways to make the small school more competi- tive and thus insure its life The project is a bootstrap op- eration It requires more time and energy than money. It's an effort to do more with assets at hand. The experiment started in 1960-61 with 18 pilot schools, in- cluding from this area, Rule and Putnam. Last year the list was ex- panded to 49 schools and a five- year experimental program was launched. Working now in the project are Rule, Putnam, Weinert, Girard, Fluvanna and Moran. The project is co-sponsored by the Texas Small School Asso- ciation and the Texas Educa- tion Agency. Supt. Douglas Myers of Wein- ert explained the problem from his school's viewpoint. Weinert has around 160 stu- dents and 10 faculty members, grades 1 through 12. How can a variety of subjects be offered properly to Weinert high schoolers? How can the teacher find time to teach a course only four. or; five students want? The Small Schools Project is expenSienting with several an- ewers: 1. Multiple classes. 2. Supervised courses. 3. Cooperative services. 4. The use of school aides from the community. 5. Flexible schedules. 6. Audio-visual and other teaching materials. Weinert, for example, uses the multiple class idea. One teacher in one room taught two courses at the same time. (They did that when you were in school? Perhaps without the careful planning that now COGS into it.) Weinert combined beginning algebra with general math, typ- ing with shorthand. Two teach- ers were thus teaching four classes at once, doubling the of- fering in the two fields. The correspondence idea is also being tested. Weinert, for example, uses correspondence courses which students take from colleges of- fering such for high schoolers. Weinert uses these as "catch courses. Other schools use them for "enrichment." Audio-visual aids, films and the like are being used to stretch teacher time and improve teach- ing. The small school experiment Is too new to be fully judged. teachers, will have to be more complete- ly tested. But interest in the experiment is mounting. Some 200 more small schools are knocking at the door of the project wanting to get it. Chances are they'll have to wait until the current experiments are completed. WEATHER Tragedy Strikes Swimming Party JAKE LEON t-RNS) A care- 'fee swlmrilihg party of! teenagers was struck by tragedy Monday afternoon with the drowning of 19- year-old Milton Neil Rodgers of }lden in Lake Leon which is be- Sween Eastland and Ranger. Rodgers was pulled from 7 or .8 oot deep'water about 30 feet from shore at p.m. Monday by Wayne Jackson, first assistant fire Pirtly cloudy wirm Tun Ifcrouih Wtdnudny. pw tofwMh U ind 70. Hllh TuexUy In low Slight poulbllty nf icnllmd thundtr lite TtwwUy "SOUTH CENTRAL TKXAS: cloudy >n.l Tundty >nd WMnti with icnlltrnl tmmiterllioweri. TEXAS: Tundiy mi inderilonm In CONFERRING Barlow Young, 40, of Abilene, (center) confers with her attorneys, Davis and Frank Scarborough (left and right) during a noon recess at Anson where 104th District Judge Owen Thomas ordered her case to trial. Mrs. Young is charged with murder in connection with the Oct. 21, 1961, shooting of Price Allen (Buddy) Boyce at a Fort Phantom trailer house. (Staff Photo) Incumbents Lead in Iowa DBS MOINES, Iowa f API- Iowa Republicans selected U.S: Sen. Bourke B. Hickenloopcr, 65, and Gov. Norman Erbe, 42, Mon- day to represent the party November's'general election. Hickenlooper, seeking a fourth six-year term, compiled an over- whelming lead over' Herbert F. Hoover, 38, Oskaloosa farmer and distant relative of former Presi dent Herbert Hoover, a native lowan. Erbe, completing his first two- term as the state's chief executive, held a strong edge over ovrnet.Lt. Gov. William H. Nich- olas, 69, Clear Lake turkey raiser, n, unofficial tabulations of the election. Iowa Commerce Commissioner larold E. Hughes, 40, of Ida Grove was shaping up as Erne's opponent in November. Hughes' opponent Methodist chief of Eastland Volunteer FireVDepartment. .He was given artificial respiration, then a resus- citator was reportedly used on him 35 minutes. Three couples had signed in at the Quarles Lodge on the Lake Leon beach for swimming at 2 p.m., and had renied a paddle boat. Rodgers was missed about p.m. when the girl who was swimming in front of him toward a dock reached the dock and no- ticed Rodgers was no longer fol- lowing her. When a quick search by the failed to find Rodgers, the lodge operator called sheriff's departments at Eastland and Ranger, and fire departments from both towns were then called L. E. Sublett, deputy sheriff of Democratic was Lewis' primary Lint, 35, minister from Winterset. Eight Picked On Murder By WILBERT WIGGS Reporter-News Staff Writtt Algeria Terror U. S. Urges Early End To 'Murder' WASHINGTON (AP) Taking advantage of a lull in Algerian violence, the State Department called on the European Secret Army terrorists Monday to halt permanently, their campaign of murder." Press office Lincoln White set forth the department's views in a prepared- statement issued as U.S. jfficialsi awaited word on whether the quiet in uneasy Algeria would continue. Secret Army leaders invoked a iruce four days ago in the terror campaign they began last March to upset the French government- Algerian nationalist cease-fire agieement slated to pave the way for independence of the North African land. While the U.S.. government dis- agrees with French President Charles de Gaulle on many mat- ters, it heartily supports his Al- gerian peace effort. White said: "The United States considers the (cease-fire) accords reached at Evian (last March) as the charter (if; the new Algeria. The accords bear -witness to the statesmanship of the French gov- B M under Gen. de Gaulle and By 6 -pjn. Monday, (he ,-6f -the eight jurors had been selected FLN (Algerian lead- in 104th District Court here where Mrs. Billie Barlow Young, 40, of is charged with the- fatal shooting .of Price Alien (Buddy) Boyce, of Abilene, at a Fort Phantom Hill Lake trailer housii Oct. 21, 1961. Alter talking to 24 persons from the panel of 80, attorneys agreed to accept as jurors Wilson Bran- non of Hamlin, Mrs. D. M. Bond of Hamlin, Charles-E. Boyd of Route 6 in Abilene, A. B. Killion of Hamlin, Mrs. Joe Baucum of Anson, P.. A. Lynn of Anson, Joe Vasek of Stamford and L. N. Min- Eastland County, reported that on of Hamlin. Rodgers was found about 20 feet from where he was last seen in the water. The discoverer, Jack- son, said that Rodgers seemed to be.'m an upright position when he found him. Justice of the Peace Ruby Springer of Ranger returned a rul- ing of death by accidental drown- ing. The body was taken to Ham- ner Funeral Home in Eastland, and services will be announced Tuesday. was born in Eastland li, 1943. He was a'1961 grad- Four' other jurors will be se- eded Monday from- the 56 per- sons left in the venire. District Judge Owen Thomas ordered the caseto trial Monday morning after overruling a defense motion for a delay. Davis Scarborough of Abilene, attorney for Mrs. Young, filed a motion for a delay on the grounds (hat 104th District Attorney Tom Todd had instructed witnesses from-the Abilene. Police Depart- ment not to talk, with Scarborough, sjSmt the case: In-'.another motion, uate of Olden High'. School, and TftSd opposed was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rodgers of Olden; three brothers, Alvis, Ray and Bennie of the home; and a sis- ter, Mrs. Charlene Thackerson of Olden. AT IMPACT Permits on Sole Of Beer Refused An "expected" refusal of an Impact city official to sign a lic- ense for packaged beer sales Monday may have set the ground- work for another round of battles. John Reid, attorney for Juan F. Carrion and Henry E. Thomp- son, said he presented two ap- plications to Impact City Clerk Mrs. Nancy Perkins Monday af- ternoon. Mrs. Perkins toid the Reporter- News she "couldn't sign" the ap- plications because they listed the applicants' residential addresses as the prospective business loca- tion. She added the addresses and fact that they are residence falls to comply with a toning regula- tion adopted year setting a commercial district in the 47- tre municipality. contacted at home However, he-hinted there is the definite possibility that some ac- tion can be expected. The attorney also said his client, "expected" their applications to be refused.. He declined to ela- borate on 'this. Presentation of the applications caught many persons following the Impact development by sur- prise. First hint that the applications were being offered cams after Reid presented them to County Clerk Mrs. Chester Hutcheson The county official, by law, is required to certify that the pros ptctive package store location Is within a legally wet area. One attorney who been con- nected with the Impact case the applications would have been presented County .fudge Reed In gabbe If signed by Mri. Perkins it wan MM, M the final >tnr know what Mart Mitm imp be (aim CatriS.. DM MMtlTC, M, OH. 1 ership. "The free world stands aghast at the callous announcement oc he part of the OAS, as reported in today's press, that the merci- ess killing of innocent people will >e resumed on a schedule begin- ning at midnight June 5 unless hey obtain a 'satisfactory re- sponse' from negotiations now al- egedly in progress between cer- :ain French elements and Algeri- an nationalists. "Such wanton murder has no ex- :use, no justification, and can leac only to a sadder future. "Humanity recognizes no ex- :enuating circumstances in the jrutai violence against defenseless men, women and children and lervenlly hopes that the senseless killing which has already cost so many lives may not be taken up CITIZENS TOLD Todd' said that he had requested hat witnesses not talk with the.de- fense attorney without first con- tracting him. He also said that he requested Scarborough to contact lim for any information on the state's case. Todd added that he requested witnesses refer Scarborough's .in- quiries to his office. Before selection of the jury be- gan, Judge Thomas said he cx- jected. the case would be tried in :brec days. While he was examining pros- pective 'jurors, the district at- ;orney gave no indication the death penalty would be sought by he state. Relatives of Mrs. Young and Boyce were present in the court- room Monday. Southern Nuclear Pact Is Approved WASHINGTON (AP) The House passed Monday and sent to- the Senate which would give 'Congress1 consent for a group of 16 stales to enter into a Southern interstate nuclear compact. The compact would create an interstate nuclear, board to pro- mote and encourage the use ol nuclear energy In their area and cooperate with the Atomic to Energy Commlmlon. States in the compact would be Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, fieorgia. tttnlucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Vlr- MM! 4N NEWS INDEX SECTION A Sporti............... t-8 Oil ncwi____.......... 11 SECtlON B 2 Women's news.......... 3 Amusements 4 Comics................ 6 Radio-TV logs......, 10 TV Stout..............10 Farm news, markets 11 Obituaries............. 12 Yarborough Admits Loss In Balloting AUSTIN W Don Yarborough conceded defeat Monday in his bid for the Democratic nomina- :ion for governor. Latest Texas Election Bureau returns indicate Yarborough lost ;he nomination to John Connally in Saturday's runoff election by about votes in more than one million votes cast. Yarborough's concession came in a press release delivered to the capitol press room. The text read: "Based upon the latest election returns from the Texas Election Bureau in the Democratic runoff, I concede the Democratic nomina- tion to Mr. Connally. "Tlie decision was a narrow one and my supporters waged an un- believeably courageous fight. I am convinced that their efforts have served to awaken all Texans to the magnificent achievements that lie ahead for Texas if we face the responsibilities and challenges of our times: "My wife, Kay, and I shall nev- er forget these sacrifices made on behalf of a new day for all Tex- ans. Our gratitude will not only be expressed in words but in fu- ture deeds on behalf of the prin- ciples of good government. "I have never before witnessec greater devotion or courage than I have from the army of volun- teers who joined us in this cam- paign and I shall be forever proud that 1 had the opportunity to be their standard bearer in this great undertaking." City Con Annex North Pork Areo Maurice Brooks, an attorney ad- vising North Park citizens in their opposition to annexation by Abi- ene, told about 100 residents Mon- day night there apparently is no way to stop annexation if Abilene Wants the area. Brooks, who refused an attempt to "pass the hat" for his serv- ices, said that discussion with city officials indicates actual an- nexation of the area may be some time in coming. "So far as I can he said, "the city has no immediate plans to take the area into the city." But he told the group meeting in the Abilene Auto Auction build- ing that in his judgment "neither me nor any other lawyer can stop the city from annexing this area if it is a part of the orderly growth of Abilene." He advised the people to "keep quiet" for the time being and wait to see what Abilene officials do about the pending annexation or- dinance now awaiting final action. The'ordinance ffot initial reading last month. A second reading of the ordinance and a public hear- ing are required for final annex- ation. "But if you decide you want to come in earlier, I assume you would find the city willing" to take the area in, he said. Brooks told the meeting that it the area in finally annexed, "it be taken In just i'.ke any other He said (he residents would have to pay (or utiliUei and pav. Ing. -Brooks aim the cHy'i tax ttructurt and what residents of North Park might ex pect in this area of municipal gov ernment. J. T. Boyd, chairman of a five See ANNEX, Pg. 3-A, Col. 7 Truce Is Ended By Secret Army By ANDREW BOROWIEC ALGIERS European secret Army announced Monday night it is ordering terrorist com- mandos back into action. The move appeared to be a last-ditch effort to wring concessions from he Moslem future leaders of Al- geria. A pirate broadcast said the Ss- ret Army still intends to press for contacts with the nationalists in he hope of seeking compromise. A five-day truce called by the European extremists was set to end at midnight. The Secret rmy had offered to halt its cam- paign of shootings and bombings f Moslem leaders would .guar- antee the safety of Europeans aft- er the July vote on Algerian in- dependence. The nationalist lead- ership rejected the proposal Sun- day. The latest Secret Army broad- cast came amid reports of a seri- ous split between the organiza- .ion's civilian and military lead- irs. The truce did not shut oil all ,-iolence. Bands of Moslems ma- chine-gunned French troops and civilians on the outskirts of Al; g'iew'- 'during the day. -Three 'rench soldiers and two civilians were .wounded. Some French of- believe the attacks were :he work of local Moslem com' mandos who wanted to show their disapproval of any contacts with he Secret Army. The pirate broadcast said fail- ire of the Secret Army and Al- jerian nationalists to reach an agreement was due to "maneuv- irs" of the French authorities. The Secret Army apparently re- turned to a belief that terror is ts only bargaining point as the election on independence drew near. In an independent Algeria the Europeans would lose virtual- y all of their political power in .he overwhelmingly Moslem state. The army hopes for stronger guarantees that the new regime will prevent slaughter of Euro- peans once the French army leaves. Thousands of Europeans already have fled Algeria in fear of possible future Moslem repris- als. In France the Secret Army's ormer second in command, ex- Gen. Edmond Jouhaud, lost hit ippeal to the Supreme Court to :et aside his death sentence for reason. The high court's action >ut the case in the hands of Gen. Charles de Gaulle for the final lecision. Ex-City Attorney Faces Theft Count FORT WORTH Fred Sullivan, former assistant city at torney, has been charged with stealing in city funds. The district attorney's office said Mon day the money, received by the city's legal department, was to have been turned over to the city's water department. Rain, Wind Hit Houston Cosily Blow By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas' largest under a heavy, thunderstorm accompanied by, damaging lightning and, hurricane-force winds Monday. Damages mounted into the housands of dollars as poweir 'ailed in many parts of the metropolis and flooding streets led traffic in knots hours after, .he storm passed. The storm struck at p.m. and gave the city a rough hour. and a half before moving easU ward. Rainfall measured A3ft. inches in downtown Houston and" 1.70 inches at the airport. A 200-foot section of canopy' over the front of three shops in a' shopping center crashed down, jreaking plate glass windows. sagged and cracked under the weight of water, letting the rain pour in. Damage to these three buildings alone amounted to The Houston area and a wide section of Texas' Gulf Coast under severe thunderstorm alert until 8 p.m. But the warning peri- od passed without additional dam- age reported. Hail the size of marbles accom- panied the downpour in some iwrts of Houston. The 75-mile an lour wind blew down power lines, whipped trees and large shrub- bery and smashed plate glass over the city. Lightning ignited three jarrel oil storage tanks in North Harris County. Firemen let the Fires burn themselves out, depend- ing on earthen dams around the tanks to contain the flaming oil, Tornado funnels were reported in the Paducah area of the East- ern Texas Panhandle during an alert for severe in that area. But the sheriffs office said no damage could be found and the funnels apparently did not touch ground. The tornado reports came while sections of the Texas Panhandle, the south plains of West Texas, Western Oklahoma and Southwest Kansas were under severe thun- derstorm alert. BY RANGER CAPTAIN New Mystery Is Unveiled In Marshall Death Probe FRANKLIN (AP) Texas Ranger Capt. Clint Peoples added a new mystery to the Henry H. Marshall death probe when he re ing Marshall's death decided Mon- day that the Justice and Agricul- ture Departments delivered everything they know about Mar- vealed Monday that two spots of shall's investigation of Estes cot- gunpowder residue were discover- ed on the back of the victim's shirt. Marshall, an agriculture official1 who was investigating Billie Sol Estes, died of five bullet wounds one year ago.Sunday. His death wfis ruled a suicide; at the lime but the case was rih opened when Estes' financial crh- pirn collapsed with a fraud indict- ment and state and federal invest- igations. Peoples said of the two spots of powder residue, "I don't know how they got (hero. I -cannot spec- ulate. This In no way disputes the medical finding." A pathologist who examined Marshall's body newly year after his death reported evidence WH shot in the back. tlw frand Jury ton allotment deals. The grand jury recessed late Monday until S a.m. Wednesday. Dist. Atty. Bryan Russ said the recess would give the jurors time to attend to pressing business matters and "give me lime to consider who else to subpoena." The departments balked at giv- ing the state grand jury a 175- page report on Estes cotton man- ipulations. But when the jury insisted, the federal agencies compromised by giving the full report to SUte Hit. Judge John M. 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Philip Seymour Hoffman's will reveals that he always had a very strict plan for his children. Philip's last will specifically requested that he wanted his children raised in New York City surrounded by 'culture.' The fallen actor also made sure to leave his entire estate to his partner Mimi O'Donnell, the mother of all three of his children.
Philip Seymour Hoffman did not want his children to grow up surrounded by the glitz and glamour of celebrity-ridden Los Angeles. The actor's will, which was unveiled on Feb. 19, reveals a very specific final request for his son Cooper, then his only child, to be raised in New York City. Continue reading for more details from Philip Seymour Hoffman final will.
Philip Seymour Hoffman — Please Keep My Kids In NYC
Philip, who died at the young age of 46 on Feb. 2, last updated his will in 2004 when he only had one child, Cooper Hoffman. The actor's final request was that his only child be raised far, far away from his celebrity friends and fellow actors in Hollywood. Instead, Philip made it very clear he wanted his son raised primarily in New York City. However, if New York City was not an option for his partner Mimi O'Donnell, he left two follow up choices: Chicago or San Francisco.
According to the Daily News, Philip wrote: "The purpose of this request is so that my son will be exposed to the culture, art and architecture that such cities offer.
Since the will was drawn in 2004, Philip and Mimi had two more children together — daughters Tallulah, 7, and Willa, 5.
Entire Hoffman State Left To Mimi O'Donnell
On top of Philip's request for his son, Cooper, to be raised in New York City, the fallen actor left his entire estate to Mimi. Philip and Mimi met in 1999 while working on the play In Arabia We'd All Be Kings together in New York City. Although Philip and Mimi were reportedly not living together at the time of his death, they were together for nearly fifteen years.
At the time Philip's will was drawn, his estate valued in excess of $500,000 — but according to the Daily News he was worth MUCH more than that at the time of his death.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Carl Crawford acknowledged the thought crossed his mind that the Devil Rays could blow another big lead.
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Crawford had three RBI and triggered a seven-run third inning, leading Tampa Bay past the Seattle Mariners 13-12 on Thursday.
Seven of Tampa Bay's nine starters drove in at least one run, and after four innings, the Devil Rays led 12-4.
Three innings later, that lead was down to two.
"It was like, here we go again," Crawford said. "I wasn't really trying to think about that because I wanted to stay positive and believe we were going to win the game and not have another relapse."
Jae Seo (3-4) gave up seven runs and 13 hits over 5-plus innings to earn the win, but a balky bullpen nearly gave it away.
Closer Al Reyes came on in the ninth with the Devil Rays ahead 13-10. He yielded a walk to Raul Ibanez, then Ichiro Suzuki hit his third homer of the year to draw within one. Jose Vidro followed with a single before Reyes struck out Jose Guillen swinging.
Ty Wigginton had an RBI double, Dioner Navarro, Josh Wilson and B.J. Upton hit run-scoring singles and Jorge Cantu added a sacrifice fly in the third off Seattle reliever Sean White (1-1) as Tampa Bay took a 10-4 lead.
Navarro had a two-run triple an inning later.
The Mariners scored three runs in the sixth and Jose Lopez, who had four hits and four RBI, hit a three-run homer in the seventh to get within 12-10.
Lopez was thrown out twice at the plate in the opening three innings, once while bidding for a leadoff inside-the-park homer in the fourth. He had an RBI single in the sixth.
Mariners third-base coach Carlos Garcia blamed himself for the loss.
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Wigginton homered in the eighth for the Devil Rays, who stopped a five-game losing skid.
"It's a 'W,' Wigginton said. "That's all that matters."
Suzuki went 3-for-6 in his 1,000th major league game. He extended his hitting streak to 17 games with an infield single in the first.
His 1,414 hits is the second most since 1900 by a player in his first 1,000 games. Hall of Famer Al Simmons (1924-44) had 1,443 hits during his initial 1,000 games.
Suzuki, through an interpreter, said he wasn't aware of the milestone until after the game.
"I didn't know about it when I was playing, so it's hard for me to reflect on it," Suzuki said. "It was a game that was very easy for us to win, so it was not fun at all."
White allowed seven runs and seven hits in 2/3 of an inning. Starter Horacio Ramirez left after the second inning with tightness in his left shoulder. He gave up three runs and three hits.
Ramirez doesn't believe the problem is serious, but has no timetable for when he will throw again.
"It stiffened up in that second inning," Ramirez said. " My velocity wasn't there. It doesn't allow me to finish a pitch. Hopefully it will calm down soon and I'll be able to pitch."
Crawford drove in a run with his fifth triple, and Delmon Young had a two-run double in the first.
Tampa Bay outfielder Elijah Dukes was held out of the lineup for the second consecutive game following a published report that his estranged wife sought a restraining order after being threatened by the 22-year-old outfielder.
"The team is fine," Crawford said. "It really wasn't a distraction in the clubhouse. We didn't really think too much about that. We just came out and played baseball like we normally do."
Devil Rays manager Joe Maddon expects Dukes to play during a three-game series at the Chicago White Sox this weekend, but would not say if he will be a starter.
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Wrestlemania X-Seven, as brilliant as it was, should've had an Austin/HHH main event, much like 2000 should've had a Rock/HHH main event. Alas, we got a brilliant event in 17 and a very subpar one in 16 bar a couple of matches. I'd not really.. want to rebook 16 mind, because it had a lot of good fueds come out of it. Don't know why I've told you that really.. when it's X8 I'm doing. I would've continued a very.. WCW v WWF trend actually, I think it had a lot of potential but with the restraints they had along with HHH's injury and Rock's absence, they had to rush it;
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The fall out from the Survivor Series PPV would have been entirely different, with Austin taking a sabatical due to refusing to work under McMahon again. Flair would still come back and introduce himself as the part-owner of the WWE, and begin favouring former WCW stars over the WWE stars. Austin would be continuously advertised and booked to appear in matches, but consistently no show the matches. The Vengeance PPV would see the Rock win the WWE Undisputed Championship which he would hold until WM. At the Royal Rumble, Vince, dismayed at the direction his company has gone in, introduces the NWO in an attempt to rid WWE of the 'WCW cancer', only for his control over the NWO to diminish almost instantly with the NWO hungry to stay they'd taken on two major wrestling organisations. HHH would still return and win the Royal Rumble, but get attacked by the NWO afterwards. This would lead into a 3 on 3 match at No Way out, HHH/Angle/Rock v Hall/Hogan/Nash, during which Rock betrays HHH by attacking him, allowing the NWO to win.
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The NWO would eventually turn to Undertaker and Kane the night before No Way Out, with Hall and Nash calling the two of them 'freaks' and attacking them with Hogan for that and putting both of them out of contention for their matches at No Way Out. The night after No Way Out, Hogan would come out and demand that he be inserted into the WWE Title match at WM, only for Kane and the Undertaker to appear looking for revenge. The two of them would get overpowered by the NWO until Austin's return sets the crowd alight as he evens the odds and helps Kane and 'taker fight back. The Smackdown after, Hogan would invite Austin to the ring and the two would kick off, eventually Vince and Flair agreeing to set the match as being Icon v Icon at Wrestlemania; Hogan v Austin.
Winner - Austin (Hogan turns face afterwards in similar vein to how he did anyway)
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I would have had Rock turn on HHH at NWO, claiming that he was fed up of not getting the recognition from the WWE for his abilities and that he was going out with a bang; taking out HHH and leaving after Wrestlemania X8 with the WWE Championship. He would basically go "Hollywood" as he did later on that year iirc, claiming that he was dismayed by being overshadowed by HHH's return, Austin's return and Hogan's return and that he was completely fed up of this happening despite being the Great One, setting the fued up and the match at WM being face HHH v heel Rock.
Winner - The Rock (further pushing his Hollywood heel persona, needed with Hogan turning face in the main event)
Grudge Match
Kurt Angle w/McMahon v Mr Perfect w/Flair
Flair & Vince would fued over the WWE up until Wrestlemania, where they'd agree to pit a handpicked wrestler against one another in a special "WWF V WCW" match, Flair continuously stressing he wants to turn the WWF into a WCW light trying to take the best of the WCW and incorporate it into his part of the WWF. Vince would announce Angle as earlier as after the Royal Rumble, putting him in easy matches and pushing him into the main events when they matter. This would lead to a return from Mr Perfect (he would do a 'one off' appearance at Royal Rumble then disappear afterwards until after NWO) where the two would bicker over who was the better technical wrestler. Would have loved to have seen it, especially on the grandest of stages.
Winner - Kurt Angle
Tag Team Match
Trish Stratus & Lita v Torrie Wilson & Stacy Kiebler
Normal tag match built on the rivalry between the duos, each claiming to be 'better' than each other and that their promotions had the better criteria for what defined a Diva. Thus, you take two of the iconic WWF Divas and two of the iconic WCW Divas of recent times and put them in a tag match.
Winner - Wilson & Kiebler
No Disqualification Tornado Tag
Kane & The Undertaker v Scott Hall & Kevin Nash
With Hogan and Austin being in the Main Event, this would leave the Brothers of Destruction to gain true vengence on Hall and Nash who set the fued rolling by calling them freaks. I'd actually build the match up as being two of the biggest destructive and self-implosive forces in both industries' history, really hype the match up such as having both teams looking very, very powerful leading up to the event by consistently destroying jobbers and jobber teams alike.
Winners - Kane & The Undertaker
Grudge Match
Chris Jericho v Diamond Dallas Page
As much a fan I am of Chris Jericho, I remember his impact on the Main Event scene in 2002 as being unfortunately compareable to the Miz's in 2011; just.. didn't feel right, felt more awkward and forced than anything. Don't get me wrong, he did the best he could, but he was just consistently overshadowed by Rock, Austin, Hogan and his 'fued' with HHH was really a fued between HHH and Stephanie. I'd have preferred to give him a deep rivalry, claiming beef with DDP from back in his WCW days. I thought the two could've worked well, even at DDP's age back then, and I would've liked to have seen it as an undercard match.
Winner - Chris Jericho
WWF Tag Team Titles
The Hardyz V The Dudleyz V O'Haire & Palumbo
WWF V ECW V WCW, seeing as E&C had split up at that point. I'd just have gone down a similar line as the Divas, with all three teams claiming to be superior and to have come from a better background thus continuing the WCW/WWF rivalry flowing through the roster. This is more of a.. I didn't like the way they took the Tag division at that time, and this is more of an attempt to give a half-decent match whilst contributing to the theme of my PPV.
Winner - The Dudleyz
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Edge v Rob Van Dam (c)
As big a fan as I was of Regal (Hey, UK bias, shh), I didn't think he really had the right chemistry with RVD, least not as entertaining as the fued he had with Jericho. Edge/RVD I thought would've been a brilliant way to kick the show off, and get the fans on their feet. Could even put it in a Ladder match actually, as I think both of them could've really made such a match work well on the grandest stage of them all.
Winner - Edge
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The California-based extended-range plug-in vehicle maker reached an agreement with Al-Futtaim Group to distribute its cars throughout the Middle East and North Africa. Al-Futtaim sells Lexus, Volvo, Jeep, Toyota and other vehicles throughout the Middle East. The distributor will open a Fisker dealership in Dubai this year.
As for the U.S. government, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), which has $193 million in loans out to Fisker, is working with Los Angeles-based investment bank and restructuring expert Houlihan Lokey to keep tabs of Fisker's attempts to raise its own cash, Bloomberg Businessweek reported, citing unnamed people familiar with the situation.
The DOE, in an e-mail to Bloomberg, copped to hiring consultants to tracking companies that have received its loans, but didn't specifically comment on Fisker. The DOE, which slated $529 million in loans for Fisker, froze the credit line after distributing less than $200 million because of production delays related to the Fisker Karma. Senators Charles Grassley (R-IA) and John Thune (R-SD) are among the members of Congress that have questioned the DOE's decision to grant a loan to Fisker.
Last week, ex-Fisker Chairman Ray Lane went as far as blaming Mitt Romney for the loan-distribution issues, saying that the Republican presidential candidate is using the issue for political gain. Meanwhile, Fisker is still deciding on whether it will use a former General Motors plant in Delaware to build its upcoming Atlantic (formerly Project Nina) sedan.
Anaheim, California USA – April 23, 2012: Fisker Automotive, the leading manufacturer of luxury Electric Vehicles with extended range (EVer™), announced today a significant expansion in the Middle East & North Africa (MENA).
The US automaker has signed an exclusive agreement with the Al-Futtaim Group, one of the region's most experienced automotive distributors, to build its sales presence in fast-growing markets for performance and luxury vehicles.
Henrik Fisker, executive chairman, said: "Fisker Automotive is committed to changing the automotive landscape globally, delivering a more sustainable future through our products. It's essential for us to compete strongly in the Middle East and Gulf region as the company expands outside America and extends its reach globally."
Fisker's luxury plug-in hybrid vehicles will be sold in key markets across the Middle East and North Africa through key retailer outlets operated by Al-Futtaim Group.
Al-Futtaim has more than 70 years of experience running automotive dealer networks and is a leading distributor for world-renowned brands across the MENA region, including Lexus, Volvo, Jeep, Toyota, Hino, Dodge, Honda, and Chrysler.
Len Hunt, President-Automotive, Al-Futtaim Group said: "We are excited to represent Fisker Automotive across the Gulf and MENA Region as exclusive distributors of the luxury plug-in hybrid brand. Al-Futtaim has built strength and credibility in delivering great customer experience through its well established automotive operations in Egypt and the GCC countries."
Fisker's expansion in the region will begin this year in the United Arab Emirates by utilizing Al-Futtaim's first regional flagship dealership at Dubai Festival City, a landmark destination located in Dubai.
Al-Futtaim and its network of experienced retailers will allow Fisker to reach customers in the U.A.E, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Egypt.
The distribution deal was facilitated by Michael Burke and Jordan L. Udko of Pacific Med Trade Inc., solidifying a long-term relationship that demonstrates Al-Futtaim Group's belief in the American automaker.
This is the latest step in the international rollout of Fisker's award-winning cars that started with the Fisker Karma sedan-the world's first luxury plug-in hybrid electric vehicle-and to be followed by the company's second vehicle, the Fisker Atlantic.
Al-Futtaim Automotive represents some of the world's most popular brands: Toyota, Lexus, Hino, Honda, Volvo, Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge, and is regarded as a pioneer in the region's automotive industry responsible for four out of every ten cars on the UAE roads. Offering customers convenience, choice, and the highest standards of after-sales service through its comprehensive network of showrooms, service and parts distribution centres in the UAE, Al-Futtaim has also built strength and reputation for excellence for passenger and commercial vehicles, construction equipment, used car sales, rental and leasing in almost all countries in the Gulf and MENA regions, and the sub-continent. Established in the 1930s, the Al-Futtaim Group is structured into seven operational divisions: Automotive, Engineering, Electronics & Technology, Retail, Financial Services, General Services, Real Estate, and Joint Ventures. Today, Al-Futtaim operates through more than 65 companies in sectors as diverse as commerce, industry, and services, and employs in excess of 20,000 people across the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Singapore, Malaysia, and Europe.
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Ngeow, W.C. and Yuzawati, Y. (2003) The location of the mental foramen in a selected Malay population. European Journal Of Oral Sciences, 45 (3). pp. 171-175. ISSN 13434934 (ISSN)
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Knowledge of the position of the mental foramen is important both when administering regional anesthesia and performing periapical surgery in the mental region of the mandible. This study determines the position of the mental foramen in a selected Malay population. One hundred and sixty nine panoramic radiographs of Malay patients retrieved from a minor oral surgery waiting list were selected to identify the normal range for the position of the mental foramen. The foramen was not included in the study if there was any mandibular tooth missing between the lower left and right first molars (36-46). The findings indicated the most common position for the mental foramen was in line with the longitudinal axis of the second premolar (69.2) followed by a location between the first and second premolar (19.6). The right and left foramina were bilaterally symmetrical in three of six recorded positions in 67.7 patients. The mental foramen was most often in line with the second premolar.
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Entercom Regional President Michael Doyle commented on the moves, Entercom is proud to add two of the strongest people in radio to our leadership team. Chuck and Ed bring with them a wealth of experience, unique perspectives and a passion to make their powerful brands and their clusters not only the strongest in Wisconsin, but in all of radio.
I couldnt be more excited about this tremendous opportunity. Entercom Milwaukee has some of the most powerful and iconic brands from KISS, the most listened-to station in Wisconsin, to MIX and SportsRadio 1250, said new Entercom Milwaukee VP/Market Manager Chuck Sullivan. In his new role, Sullivan will oversee three Entercom stations in Milwaukee: KISS-FM 103.7, 99.1 WMYX The MIX, and SportsRadio1250 WSSP. Prior to joining Cumulus, Sullivan spent nine years as Managing Partner of Ocean Broadcasting in Wilmington, NC.
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Almost half of all Americans resolve to change their behavior at the beginning of every year. Would you believe that more than 40% are still sticking to their new routine six months later? According to University of Scranton psychology professor John Norcross, they succeed because they set reasonable goals, enlist support, reward themselves, and renew their efforts whenever they slip up.
This tidbit of information kept coming back to me as the PUBLIC WORKS editors compiled this issue's special report on what lies ahead for the various infrastructure sectors over the year, an analysis dominated by the implications of having elected our first infrastructure-savvy president in decades.
In the 1950s, President Dwight Eisenhower's desire to enhance national security during the Cold War led to the construction of the world's largest highway system. The investment was greater than President Franklin Roosevelt's in the Works Projects Administration. Fifty years later, President Barack Obama is poised to pick up where his predecessors left off. His respect for infrastructure's role in providing Americans with one of the world's highest standards of living is likely to give managers more resources to improve, upgrade, and maintain these aging assets.
At press time, it remained to be seen whether funding would be through the states or directly to cities and counties with approved projects. Either way, you can start implementing actions that will reap benefits regardless of what happens at the federal level. For example:
Get green. Use the new president's commitment to reducing the nation's carbon footprint to promote how your operations contribute to communitywide sustainability goals. Your department is probably more environmentally friendly than other city, county, or state department because it's had to be; reclamation, for example, makes the taxpayer's investment in streets and roads go farther than using new materials.
Reward your team's efforts with positive publicity. Reporters love an engineer who explains the benefits of complex technology in layman's terms. When they've found a source of reliable information they're more open to story suggestions and more open-minded when operations are called into question. If you feel you don't have what it takes to be an effective liaison, assign the job of working with local media to a personable employee.
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