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Exception.Message Property
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Gets a message that describes the current exception.
Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
Property ValueType: System.String
The error message that explains the reason for the exception, or an empty string("").
The text of Message should completely describe the error and should, when possible, explain how to correct it. The value of the Message property is included in the information returned by ToString.
The Message property is set only when creating an Exception. If no message was supplied to the constructor for the current instance, the system supplies a default message that is formatted using the current system culture.Notes to Implementers
If you throw an exception from a property, and you need to refer in the text of Message to the property argument that you set or get, use "value" as the name of the property argument.Notes to Inheritors
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delivered at the Opening of the Extractive Industries Transparence Initiative Conference, Dili, 25 August, 2012.
Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, friends.
Thank you for being here with us today. It is a honor to host so distinguished guests. A special word of welcome for DR. Sri Mulyani. Her keynote address enriched us all. Transparency and accountability are the hallmarks of democratic government and I look forward to the debate and contributions of this conference on Timor-Leste transparency model. I wish you a pleasant stay.
You come to Timor-Leste at a particular exciting time and for this, too, I think, this conference is aptly named Beyond EITI. Just two months ago Prime Minister Xanana Gusmão launched the National Strategic Development Plan 2011-2030. Next year, as we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Restauration of our hard won Independence, Timor-Leste will hold scheduled Presidential and Legislative elections, after which the current UN mission in our country will end.
We look forward to develop our economy and improve the welfare of our people in an atmosphere of stability and peace as we feel that our country has come a long way in a fairly short time, from a post-conflit society emerging from fragility to the demanding tasks of building solid institutions and effective public services.
Thus, it is a reason for celebration that we were granted compliance status by the board of the Extractive Industries Transparency Iniciative on July last year. At the time, we were only the third country in the world to have been granted that status and we felt particularly pleased for acceding EITI because for us transparency matters.
The Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste was born out of the blood and sweat of our people and we honour their sacrifices by being transparent and accountable in the service of the Nation. Transparency and good governance are always a work in progress in any country – and more so in our Nation emerging from a long drawn out conflict.
We are in the process of establish solid state institutions and financial system. Despite the well meaning expectations of some of our friends in countries with well established public institutions, the truth is that we must walk before we can run. But make no mistake, we can also sprint as we proudly found out in the Dili Marathon when our compatriot Ms. Juventina Napoleão became the first woman athlete to cross the finishing line.
I am confident that a little creativity and innovation and a fair shsre of hard work will help us overcome the challenges we face. Concrete steps like Timor-Leste Transparency Portal or tomorrow's Procurement Portal come to my mind as they can be considered ultimate tools in the pursuit of transparency.
We see EITI all along as a cornerstone of our institutional framework to ensure transparency. We are commited to proper management and safeguard of our natural resource wealth. I recall with pride that the work on EITI started with enthusiasm by the previous FRETILIN government and has continued with excellence and diligence under the current AMP government… even as the two of them often say they are never in agreement…
But the celebration of EITI compliance is also important because we recognise the principle that the country's natural resource wealth belongs to the Timorese people. Our State and society are united on the principle of Transparency of the state wealth.
Colonised for centuries and occupied for 24 years, we understand the value of ownership and one does not have to look far to be aware of the powerful role that oil, gas and other natural resource wealth play in geo-politics. The government is the steward of our national wealth and sees that it is used for the good of our people. I would say that EITI whilst covering only the start of the process has afforded us the best of beginings.
Finally, the recognition of EITI compliance has been for us a cause of celebration because the use of our natural resources wealth will have a strong bearing on the shaping of the country's future.
Back in 1999, we received a country in ruins, our national infrastructure destroyed, the fabric of our society, as a crafty wooven tais, was deeply torn. We start rebuilding from the wreckage and rubble, our hearts heavy with sadness as much as quickened by hope.
In 2011, Timor-Leste is on a trajectory to development as highlighted by social and economic indicators. As some of you may have noticed, the recently released UNDP Human Development Report accords Timor-Leste a Human Development Index for 2010 that jumped to the value of 0.502, placing our country in the medium human development category. In 2005, Timor-Leste's Human Development Index was 0.428, and at independence was 0.375.
Since 2005, life expectancy at birth in Timor-Leste increased by more than two years and now averages 62.1 years. Average annual growth has exceeded 10 percent for the last four years and real non-Oil GDP growth remain strong as we speak. According to forecasts by The Economist, Timor-Leste is among the nine fastest growing economies of the world in 2011.
School enrolment jumped from a modest 63 per cent in 2006 to 90 per cent now for basic Education, according to the 2010 National Census. More than 100,000 adults have also graduated from illiteracy to functioning literacy in the last couple of years. Illiteracy will be eliminated by 2015.
Infant mortality and child mortality under five, as well as post-birth mother mortality, have been halved. Incidences of malaria, dengue and poverty have decreased significantly in the last four years. With less than one case of leprosy per 10,000 people, Timor-Leste is now considered by the WHO to be free from this centuries-old disease.
As we feel proud of our achievements thus far we are mindful that we have a long way ahead of us.
Poverty has seen significant reduction as its prevalence declined from 49% in 2007 to 41% two years later according to estimates by the World Bank. But this means poverty is still high and remains a major challenge.
Like most of our g7+ colleagues it is unlikely that we will meet all our Millenium Development Goals. The g7+ is now leading the international community towards a recognition that key Peacebuilding and Statebuilding goals are necessary conditions to achieve the MDGs.
Our good economic growth figures are still primarily driven by Government spending and in time this has to give way to solid growth driven by a strong, sustainable private sector.
Timor-Leste's National Development Plan establishes the priorities for major investments required to fully rebuild our infrastructure and develop capabilities and training of our human resources and, in the short term, these investments will have to be funded primarily from the Petroleum Fund. The effective and transparent use of the fund is, thus, critical to continue to move us along the development path.
The granting of compliance status by EITI was an occasion to celebrate within a journey that continues day by day.
Ladies and Gentlemen: may we also celebrate this particular occasion – the first Asia Pacific Regional Conference of the EITI. Timor-Leste is commited to being a good regional partner and this first conference in our capital city, Dili, is a symbol of our pursuit of transparency and accountability on the path to improving the welfare of our people and also a token of our willingness to learn from each other's experiences.
I have always been known to be outspoken and specially so on matters concerning the opressed and the vulnerable. The g7+ group that Timor-Leste is now chairing represents 350 millions of the most vulnerable citizens on the globe, living in fragile, conflict affected states, many of which are resources rich. The EITI partners – governments, enterprises, civil society non-profit organizations and international global institutions – all stakeholders engaged in the natural resources industry, we must change the ways we do business, both to ensure the better possible deal for our peoples and a sustainable development that doesn't exclude anyone. We cannot change the past but we can certainly change the future for the better and, inspired by our female marathon winner Juventina, I suggest that towards our common goals we sprint on our way to a better development path!
Thank you very much.

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SJRWMD Land Use and Land Cover (2000)
format: SDE
Feature Class
Metadata elements shown with blue text are defined in the Federal Geographic Data Committee's (FGDC) ContentStandard for Digital Geospatial Metadata (CSDGM). Elements shown with green text are defined in the ESRI Profile of the CSDGM. Elements shown with a green asterisk (*) will be automatically updated by ArcCatalog. ArcCatalog adds hints indicating which FGDC elements are mandatory; these are shown with gray text.
Identification Information:
Citation information:
Originators: St. Johns River Water Management District, Avineon, Inc. (formerly Agra-Baymont, Inc.)
SJRWMD Land Use and Land Cover (2000)
*File or table name: GISLIB.LULC_2000
Publication date: July 2002
*Geospatial data presentation form: vector digital data
Publication information:
Publication place: Palatka, Florida
Publisher: St. Johns River Water Management District
*Online linkage: Server=earth; Service=esri_sde; User=gislib; Version=SDE.DEFAULT
Land cover and land use in the St. Johns River Water Management District based on 1999 and 2000 color infrared aerial photography.
This data layer was developed to support many of the District's critical projects or programs, including pollutant load reduction goal development, land acquisition, land management, water supply planning, floodplain management, and surface and groundwater quality monitoring.
Wetlands identified in this layer should only be used for general reference, not for legal purposes or detailed analysis. Local determinations always require field inspection.
Supplemental information:
The photography for the DOQs, upon which this layer is based, was flown by the National Aerial Photography Program (NAPP) -- primarily from January 1999 through December 1999. See the item DOQ00_INFO in the attribute table of gislib.img_idx_doqs for specific photo dates.
*Language of dataset: en
Time period of content:
Time period information:
Multiple dates/times:
Single date/time:
Calendar date: January 1999
Single date/time:
Calendar date: February 1999
Single date/time:
Calendar date: March 1999
Single date/time:
Calendar date: November 1999
Single date/time:
Calendar date: December 1999
Currentness reference:
Ground condition
Progress: In work
Maintenance and update frequency: Irregular
Spatial domain:
Bounding coordinates:
*West bounding coordinate: -82.569457
*East bounding coordinate: -80.288954
*North bounding coordinate: 30.878863
*South bounding coordinate: 27.298647
Local bounding coordinates:
*Left bounding coordinate: 349957.314000
*Right bounding coordinate: 567968.669000
*Top bounding coordinate: 3416177.041000
*Bottom bounding coordinate: 3020424.446000
Theme keywords: land cover, land use, imageryBaseMapsEarthCover
Theme keyword thesaurus: SJRWMD-GIS Metadata Thesaurus
Place keywords: Florida, St. Johns River Water Management District, Alachua County, Baker County, Bradford County, Brevard County, Clay County, Duval County, Flagler County, Indian River County, Lake County, Marion County, Nassau County, Okeechobee County, Orange County, Osceola County, Polk County, Putnam County, Seminole County, St. Johns County, Volusia County
Place keyword thesaurus: SJRWMD-GIS Metadata Thesaurus
Access constraints: None
Use constraints:
The St. Johns River Water Management District prepares and uses information for its own purposes and this information may not be suitable for other purposes. This information is provided "as is." Further documentation of this data can be obtained by contacting: St. Johns River Water Management District, Bureau of Integrated Application Services, P.O. Box 1429, Palatka, FL, 32178-1429, (386) 329-4500.
Point of contact:
Contact information:
Contact organization primary:
Contact organization: St. Johns River Water Management District
Contact position: GIS Data Manager, Information Resources Department
Contact address:
Address type: mailing address
P.O. Box 1429
City: Palatka
State or province: FL
Postal code: 32177-1429
Country: USA
Contact voice telephone: (386) 329-4500
Contact electronic mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hours of service: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., EST
Browse graphic:
Browse graphic file name: http://intraweb/gisdoc/cf/smms0/gifimages/
Browse graphic file type: Jpeg
Data set credit:
This data set was compiled with input from SJRWMD project staff.
*Native dataset format: SDE Feature Class
*Native data set environment:
Microsoft Windows XP Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 18.104.22.1682
Data Quality Information:
Attribute accuracy:
Attribute accuracy report:
LCCODE and LUCODE values were screened to ensure that they belonged to the set of legal FLUCCS values for this data layer, as defined in the SJRWMD 2000 Photointerpretation Key.
Logical consistency report:
The dataset was developed with the following contract specifications; the contractor ran a QA aml on all data to check these specs.
· All files must import from ArcInfo export files correctly.
· No edit masks shall be present.
· Coverages shall exist in DOUBLE precision.
· Arc and Polygon topology (NET topology) shall be present.
· During the entire development process, the ArcInfo CLEAN command shall not be performed, directly or indirectly, more than once on each coverage.
· All coverages shall be flawlessly coordinate edgematched to adjacent coverages. Since product delivery will be in partial sets of coverages, each subsequent delivery shall be flawlessly coordinate edgematched to all previous deliveries.
· Identically coded polygons shall not be adjacent to each other within a coverage.
· All features shall exist wholly within the registration coverage tile bounding arcs.
· No superfluous pseudo nodes shall exist.
· No superfluous tics shall exist.
· There shall be no duplicate features.
· No sliver polygons shall exist.
· No label errors shall exist.
· No dangles shall exist.
· No intersection errors shall exist.
· The universe polygon shall not possess a label.
Completeness report:
Minimum mapping units (see also the PI Key for additional guidelines)
1. Upland classes (FLUCCS Codes of 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 7000, 8000) -- 2 acres
2. Water and wetland classes (FLUCCS Codes of 5000 and 6000) -- 0.5 acres
3. Special cases
a. Rivers -- Rivers and canals shall be delineated where they are approximately 10 meters or greater in width and can be mapped as continuous features.
b. Roads and railroads -- All major transportation corridors shall be mapped. Major transportation corridors shall include all united States and state routes identified on U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) 7.5-minute topographic quadrangle maps and all other roadways with at least four lanes and a substantial median.
c. Utility corridors -- Utility corridors shall be delineated where they are approximately 30 meters or greater in width.
Positional accuracy:
Horizontal positional accuracy:
Horizontal positional accuracy report:
This layer is based upon 1999/2000 digital orthophoto quarterquads. Digital orthophoto quadrangles and quarter-quadrangles must meet horizontal National Map Accuracy Standards (NMAS) at 1:24,000 scale and 1:12,000 scale, respectively. The NMAS specify that 90 percent of the well-defined points tested must fall within 40 feet (1/50 inch) at 1:24,000 scale and 33.3 feet (1/30 inch) at 1:12,000 scale.
To create the data, the orthorectified images were displayed on a computer screen at varying scales of about 1:12,000 or less.
Source information:
Source scale denominator: 40000
Source citation abbreviation:
1999 Digital Orthophoto Quarterquads
Source information:
Source citation abbreviation:
SJRWMD 1995 Land Use / Land Cover
Source contribution:
The 2000 layer is based on the 1995 land use / land cover layer, with revisions made to accommodate:
a) thematic changes dictated by updates to the PI Key and classification system
b) thematic and boundary changes indicated by the 1999 DOQQs
Process step:
Process description:
The following steps were followed by the contractor, Avineon Inc. (formerly Agra-Baymont, Inc.), to create the 2000 layer. See contract specifications (SJRWMD contract #SD418RA) for further details.
1. For each DOQQ, the photointerpreters will create a 2000 layer by modifying a copy of the 1995 layer according to:
a) Thematic changes dictated by updates to the PI Key and classification system
b) Thematic and boundary changes indicated by the 1999 DOQQs
2. All mapping shall be from screen digitizing color-infrared (CIR) 3.75' Digital Orthophoto Quarter Quadrangles (DOQQ), in ArcInfo 8.1, with an adjacent stereoscope for inspecting the photography.
3. All mapping shall be conducted while consulting the ancillary data, primarily accessed through a separate ArcView interface.
4. All classification will be in keeping with specifications listed in the PI Key. If the PI Key is unclear or incorrect, or if the photointerpreters have questions regarding appropriate classification, the primary photointerpreter shall contact the SJRWMD project manager for further discussion of the problem.
5. The 2000 layer will have two land use classification items: LCCODE and LUCODE. LCCODE will be used for land cover, while LUCODE will be used for land use; item values will differ only when land use and land cover for any given polygon differ. Detailed guidelines for application of this dual coding scheme are discussed in Attachment A, and are also incorporated in the PI Key.
The contract was initiated Sept. 2000, work began October 2000, and work was completed June 2003. Photointerpretation Key revisions at the beginning and significant scope changes slowed the project down in its early phases.
Process date: December 2000-June 2003
Process step:
Process description:
All deliverables were QA'ed by the SJRWMD photointerpretation specialist. Comments were sent to the contractor, who then revised the data accordingly. Also, the contractor made further edgematching changes and code checks before final submittal.
Process step:
Process description:
Data in this layer has been accepted as complete from the contractor, but is being reviewed by appropriate SJRWMD project staff as a substitute for field verification. Data is subject to revision at any time based on that review.
To determine the stage of review for any area, consult GIS staff in the Information Resources Department.
Process date: June 2003
Process step:
Process description:
July 1, 2003 -- Made available to all users via the custom ArcMap / ArcView SJR button.
Source used citation abbreviation:
Spatial Data Organization Information:
*Direct spatial Rreference method: Vector
Point and vector object information:
SDTS terms description:
*Name: GISLIB.LULC_2000
*SDTS point and vector object type: G-polygon
*Point and vector object count: 316482
ESRI terms description:
*Name: GISLIB.LULC_2000
*ESRI feature type: Simple
*ESRI feature geometry: Polygon
*ESRI topology: False
*ESRI feature count: 316482
*Spatial index: True
*Linear referencing: False
Spatial Reference Information:
Horizontal coordinate system definition:
Coordinate system name:
*Projected coordinate system name: NAD_1983_HARN_UTM_Zone_17N
*Geographic coordinate system name: GCS_North_American_1983_HARN
Map projection:
*Map projection name: Transverse Mercator
Transverse mercator:
*Scale factor at central meridian: 0.999600
*Longitude of central meridian: -81.000000
*Latitude of projection origin: 0.000000
*False easting: 500000.000000
*False northing: 0.000000
Planar coordinate information:
*Planar coordinate encoding method: coordinate pair
Coordinate representation:
*Abscissa resolution: 0.001000
*Ordinate resolution: 0.001000
*Planar distance units: meters
Geodetic model:
*Horizontal datum name: D_North_American_1983_HARN
*Ellipsoid name: Geodetic Reference System 80
*Semi-major axis: 6378137.000000
*Denominator of flattening ratio: 298.257222
Vertical coordinate system definition:
Altitude system definition:
*Altitude resolution: 1.000000
*Altitude encoding method: Explicit elevation coordinate included with horizontal coordinates.
Entity and Attribute Information:
Detailed description:
*Name: GISLIB.LULC_2000
Entity type:
*Entity type label: GISLIB.LULC_2000
*Entity type type: Feature Class
*Entity type count: 316482
*Attribute label: OBJECTID
*Attribute alias: OBJECTID
*Attribute definition:
Internal feature number.
*Attribute definition source:
*Attribute type: OID
*Attribute width: 4
*Attribute precision: 10
*Attribute scale: 0
Attribute domain values:
*Unrepresentable domain:
Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.
*Attribute label: LCCODE
*Attribute alias: LCCODE
Attribute definition:
Land cover code
Attribute definition source:
SJRWMD 2000 Photointerpretation Key
*Attribute type: SmallInteger
*Attribute width: 2
*Attribute precision: 4
*Attribute scale: 0
Attribute domain values:
Enumerated domain:
Enumerated domain value: see Entity and Attribute Overview
*Attribute label: LUCODE
*Attribute alias: LUCODE
Attribute definition:
Land use code
Attribute definition source:
SJRWMD 2000 Photointerpretation Key
*Attribute type: SmallInteger
*Attribute width: 2
*Attribute precision: 4
*Attribute scale: 0
Attribute domain values:
Enumerated domain:
Enumerated domain value: see Entity and Attribute Overview
*Attribute label: NOTES
*Attribute alias: NOTES
Attribute definition:
Descriptive comments
*Attribute type: String
*Attribute width: 120
*Attribute precision: 0
*Attribute scale: 0
*Attribute label: SHAPE
*Attribute alias: SHAPE
*Attribute definition:
Feature geometry.
*Attribute definition source:
*Attribute type: Geometry
*Attribute width: 4
*Attribute precision: 0
*Attribute scale: 0
Attribute domain values:
*Unrepresentable domain:
Coordinates defining the features.
*Attribute label: SHAPE.AREA
*Attribute alias: SHAPE.AREA
*Attribute type: Double
*Attribute width: 0
*Attribute precision: 0
*Attribute scale: 0
*Attribute label: SHAPE.LEN
*Attribute alias: SHAPE.LEN
*Attribute type: Double
*Attribute width: 0
*Attribute precision: 0
*Attribute scale: 0
Overview description:
Entity and attribute overview:
The coding scheme is a modified Florida Land Use/Land Cover and Forms Classification System (FLUCCS). A detailed discussion of the coding scheme can be found in the SJRWMD 2000 Photointerpretation Key. The PI Key lists each class used in the 2000 land use / land cover layer, along with a detailed description, keys to photointerpretation, a list of similar classes, special mapping conventions if they exist, a sample DOQ image, and a field picture. SJRWMD staff may access the PI Key through GISDOC (Data, Data Users Guides).
See below for a discussion of the use of LUCODE vs. LCCODE.
Following is a list of valid LCCODE and LUCODE values.
* Codes marked with an asterisk are not used for classification and are listed only for clarification.
1100 Residential, low density -- Less than 2 dwelling units per acre
1180 Residential, rural -- Less than or equal to 0.5 dwelling units per acre (one unit on 2 or more acres)
1190 Low density under construction
1200 Residential, medium density -- Two to five dwelling units per acre
1290 Medium density under construction
1300 Residential, high density
1390 High density under construction
1400 Commercial and services
1460 Oil and gas storage: except those areas associated
with industrial use or manufacturing
1480 Cemeteries
1490 Commercial and services under construction
1500* Industrial
1510 Food processing
1520 Timber processing
1523 Pulp and paper mills
1530 Mineral processing
1540 Oil and gas processing
1550 Other light industry
1560 Other heavy industrial
1561 Ship building and repair
1562 Prestressed concrete plants
1563 Metal fabrication plants
1590 Industrial under construction
1600 Extractive
1610 Strip mines
1611 Clays
1612 Peat
1613 Heavy metals
1620 Sand and gravel pits
1630 Rock quarries
1632 Limerock or dolomite
1633 Phosphates
1640 Oil and gas fields
1650 Reclaimed lands
1660 Holding ponds
1670 Abandoned mining lands
1700 Institutional
1730 Military
1750 Governmental (to be used for KSC only)
1800 Recreational
1810 Swimming beach
1820 Golf course
1830 Race tracks
1840 Marinas and fish camps
1850 Parks and zoos
1860 Community recreational facilities
1870 Stadiums: those facilities not associated with
high schools, colleges, or universities
1890 Other recreational
1900 Open land
1920 Inactive land with street pattern but without
2100* Cropland and Pastureland
2110 Improved pastures
2120 Unimproved pastures
2130 Woodland pastures
2140 Row crops
2143 Potatoes and cabbage
2150 Field crops
2160 Mixed crops
2200 Tree crops
2210 Citrus groves
2240 Abandoned tree crops
2300* Feeding operations
2310 Cattle feeding operations
2320 Poultry feeding operations
2400 Nurseries and Vineyards
2410 Tree nurseries
2420 Sod farms
2430 Ornamentals
2431 Shade ferns
2432 Hammock ferns
2450 Floriculture
2500 Specialty garms
2510 Horse farms
2520 Dairies
2540 Aquaculture
2600 Other open lands -- rural
2610 Fallow cropland
3100 Herbaceous upland nonforested
3200 Shrub and brushland
3300 Mixed upland nonforested
4100* Upland coniferous forests
4110 Pine flatwoods
4120 Longleaf pine -- xeric oak
4130 Sand pine
4200 Upland hardwood forest
4210 Xeric oak
4280 Cabbage palm
4300* Upland mixed forest
4340 Upland mixed coniferous/hardwood
4370 Australian pine
4400 Tree plantations
4410 Coniferous pine
4430 Forest regeneration
5100 Streams and waterways
5200 Lakes
5250 Marshy lakes
5300 Reservoirs
5400 Bays and estuaries
5430 Enclosed saltwater ponds within a salt marsh
5500 Major springs
5600 Slough waters
6100* Wetland hardwood forests
6110 Bay swamps
6120 Mangrove swamp
6170 Mixed wetland hardwoods
6180 * Cabbage palm wetland
6181 Cabbage palm hammock
6182 Cabbage palm savannah
6200 * Wetland coniferous forest
6210 Cypress
6220 Pond pine
6250 Hydric pine flatwoods
6300 Wetland forested mixed
6400* Vegetated non-forested wetlands
6410 Freshwater marshes
6420 Saltwater marshes
6430 Wet prairies
6440 Emergent aquatic vegetation
6460 Mixed scrub-shrub wetland
6500 Non-vegetated wetland
7100 Beaches other than swimming beaches
7200 Sand other than beaches
7400 Disturbed land
7410 Rural land in transition without positive
indicators of intended activity
7420 Borrow areas
7430 Spoil areas
8100* Transportation
8110 Airports
8120 Railroads
8130 Bus and truck terminals
8140 Roads and highways
8150 Port facilities
8160 Canals and locks
8180 Auto parking facilities -- when not directly
related to other land uses
8190 Transportation under construction
8200 Communications
8290 Communications under construction
8300* Utilities
8310 Electrical power facilities
8320 Electrical power transmission lines
8330 Water supply plants
8340 Sewage treatment plants
8350 Solid waste disposal
8360 Other treatment ponds
8390 Utilities under construction
Each feature is required to have two attributes; one emphasizing land
cover (LCCODE) and the second land use (LUCODE). In most cases, these two
values are the same. They differ in a minority of cases where separate cover and
use values are required in order to adequately describe the mapping unit. The
result is a map with dual codes. The LCCODE attribute can be used (mapped,
queried, etc.) alone for a land cover emphasis; LUCODE can be used alone for a
land use emphasis; or both can be used together.
Any polygon described by the following LUCODE values must be assigned a different LCCODE value:
1180 -- Rural residential (2-5 acres per dwelling unit)
1650 -- Reclaimed mining lands
1670 -- Abandoned mining lands
1900 -- Open land (urban)
1920 -- Inactive land with street pattern but no structures (urban)
2600 -- Other open lands (rural)
Any polygon described by the following LCCODE values must be assigned a different LUCODE value:
8340 -- Wastewater treatment
8360 -- Other treatment ponds (non-sewage).
In this case, the LUCODE must be populated with the
associated land use or purpose of the ponds, e.g.
dairy (2520) or cattle feeding operation (2310).
Polygons described by the following LUCODEs may at the discretion of the photointerpreter have differing values for LUCODE and LCCODE:
1700 -- Institutional
1730 -- Military
1750 -- Governmental (Kennedy Space Center only)
1800 -- Recreational
1850 -- Parks and zoos
2240 -- Abandoned tree crops
2310 -- Cattle feeding operations
2320 -- Poultry feeding operations
2500 -- Specialty farms
2510 -- Horse farms
2520 -- Dairies
8350 -- Solid waste disposal
Entity and attribute detail citation:
The SJRWMD 2000 Land Cover / Land Use Photointerpretation Key
Entity and attribute detail citation:
See also: Florida Department of Transportation. 1999. Florida Land Use, Cover and Forms Classification System. Surveying and Mapping, Thematic Mapping Section, Tallahassee, Florida.
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If there's one trend this Autumn Winter that I am fully on board with it's the updated seventies. Every season designers pull inspiration from previous decades, but it seems to be the nineties and the sixties that pop up the most frequently. However, for the first time in a long while the new season is all about the seventies. This time it's less 'vintage bohemian' which is often what we associate with the decade, and instead it's focusing on the flared jeans, floppy hats, and retro colour palettes - but with a 2014 update.
Seventies style meets modern tailoring in the form of boyfriend cut camel coats and wide leg palazzo trews. Combine that with shades of rusty burnt orange and mustard yellow and you've hit the nail on the head. Another take on the trend is to pair your dark wash flared jeans with your favourite leather jacket for that seventies look but with an edgy twist.
So, what do you think of the updated seventies trend? Will you be shunning your skinny jeans in favour of flares this season? Let me know!
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The life of the chicken is not too swell, no matter how you look at it. And researchers at the University of California, Riverside, say the current fervor for backyard chickens may be misplaced.
The researchers found that backyard chickens are more likely than chickens on commercial chicken farms to be infested by ectoparasites, which are parasites such as fleas, lice, and mites that live on the exterior of an organism. Their work was published online today in the Journal of Medical Entomology.
The research comes at a time when several states, including California, have banned or limited the use of isolated "battery cages" in favor of "enriched cages" or cage-free operations. The European Union has also banned battery cages. And a bill that would have banned those cages in the United States was introduced in Congress but failed to pass.
In fact, the researchers -- Amy C. Murillo, a graduate student and Bradley A. Mullens, a professor of entomology -- believe that these more open, cage-free, or free-range type habitats increase the risk of acquisition and transmission of ectoparasites.
80% infestation rate
Such infestations make life more stressful for the chickens and may affect egg production, but researchers say there is no risk to humans who eat the eggs or meat of infested chickens.
The researchers surveyed 100 adult hens in 20 different backyards in southern California and searched the birds and their coops for ectoparasites. They found a much greater diversity of ectoparasites on the backyard chickens than has been found in commercial flocks.
Ectoparasites were found on 80 percent of the flocks surveyed, and lice were the most common and abundant. Commercial poultry flocks suffer from few of the same ectoparasites, partly because their cages keep them off the ground and offer fewer crevices where ticks and bed bugs can lurk.
The study suggests that the perks of being a backyard chicken may be outweighed by the increased likelihood of ectoparasites. Murillo said many of the chicken owners that participated in this study were surprised to learn that their chickens had ectoparasites, and almost none were practicing parasite prevention.
With that in mind, she recommends backyard chicken owners focus on preventing ectoparasite infestations because control products are limited. Chicken owners should practice biosecurity, which includes excluding wild birds and other animals from coming into contact with the flock, limiting the addition of new birds to the flock, temporarily quarantining birds that are brought into the flock and limiting outsider visitation (many of these parasites can hitchhike on people or equipment).
If a chicken owner decides to use insecticides, she said to make sure to read and follow the label. The label is the law, and helps prevent unsafe insecticide exposure. If products not meant for use on laying hens are used, chicken owners risk exposure to insecticides when consuming the eggs or meat from the birds.


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In the second round of the SEC Tournament Thursday, the No. 2 seed Arkansas Razorbacks (37-19) defeated No. 6 seed Mississippi State Bulldogs (34-23) 7-2. Followed by No. 8 seed Auburn Tigers (29-29) falling to No. 5 seed Georgia Bulldogs (29-29) 3-2. The No. 3 seed Florida Gators (42-15) blanked the No. 7 Alabama Crimson Tide (33-24) 6-0. The No. 4 Vanderbilt Commodores (45-9) will play No. 1 South Carolina Gamecocks (45-12) in the night game.
Starting the game for the Gators, RHP Randall Hudson (9-3) pitched eight shutout innings allowing four hits, one walk, and striking out two hitters. LHP Adam Morgan (5-6) was on the hill for the Tide, allowing five runs (four earned) on seven hits, walking and striking out one in 3.1IP.
The Gators attacked early as Bryson Smith (CF) led off the game with a double to the warning track in center field, and advanced to third on bunt by Nolan Fontana (SS) who reached base on a fielding error by Morgan. Mike Zunino (C), the SEC leader in homeruns and RBIs was walked to load the bases followed up with a Preston Tucker (RF) groundout to first base that scored Smith. Josh Adams (2b) added to the early Florida lead with a sacrifice fly to left field that scored Fontana, but Brian Johnson (DH) was out on a first-pitch fly ball to left field to end the Gator's first. Randall walked Taylor Dugas (CF) to put the leadoff man on in the bottom of the inning, and then Brock Bennett (C) followed reaching on a fielder's choice, that also left Dugas safe at second after a throwing error by Randall. Jared Reaves (SS) hit to Cody Dent who tagged third and Austin Maddox was able to hang on at first for the 5-3 double play. Austen Smith grounded out to end the bottom of the inning with the Gators leading 2-0.
Maddox led off with a base hit to center field in the second, followed by a single by Daniel Pigott (LF) that hit an Alabama player, who was looked at by the Tide staff but remained in the game. Dent struck out swinging, and Smith got his second hit of the afternoon with an RBI single into left field, scoring Maddox. With Fontana at the plate, both Pigott and Smith stole a base before Fontana sent Pigott home on a sacrifice fly to center field. Zunino ended the stanza with a fly out to deep left field. Brett Whitaker (1b) led off with a base hit up the middle, but Randall set down the next three Tide batters: Brett Booth lined out, Andrew Miller (RF) fouled out, and Hunter Gregory (LF) grounded out to end the second inning 4-0 Florida.
Morgan started to settle in the third as Tucker grounded out to first to start off the inning followed by a base hit into center field by Adams. Johnson grounded out to second but Maddox lined out to short stop for a scoreless Florida third. Randall returned the favor as he retired the side as Josh Sanders flied out to right field, Dugas grounded out to second, and Bennett flied out to left field.
For the third time in four innings, the Gators had a leadoff man aboard after Pigott singled through the left side, and advanced to second on a stolen base. Dent's sacrifice bunt moved Pigott to third, and Smith sent him home with a base hit into left field. After the Gator's fifth run of the contest, LHP Taylor Wolfe replaced Morgan on the mound, and Fontana reached on a fielder's choice that sent Smith out at second. Zunino flied out to deep center field for the third out of the inning. For the second consecutive inning, Randall retired the side as Reaves led off the bottom of the inning with a fly out to center field, Smith popped up to second, and Whitaker grounded out to first base with the Gators up 5-0.
For the first time in the contest, Florida went down in order as Tucker grounded out to short stop, Adams grounded out and Johnson fouled out to Bennett. Smith ran down a line drive into center field by Booth, Miller grounded to the mound, and Gregory flied out to left field to end the frame scoreless for both teams.
As the rain started to come down in the top of the sixth, Maddox led off with a fly out to right field, Pigott doubled to the left field wall but was thrown out attempting to advance to third, and Dent flied out to left field as Wolfe retired the Florida bats in order. Randall put the first two Alabama batters on with back-to-back singles by Sanders and Dugas. Bennett reached on a fielder's choice that put Dugas out at second, but the double play couldn't be turned as runner's remained on the corners with one out. The Tide couldn't capitalize as Reaves hit into a 5-4-3 double play to end the inning.
Smith was out for the first time in the contest with a strikeout to open the seventh followed by a double into right center field by Fontana, his 12th of the campaign. Zunino grounded out to short stop, advancing Fontana to third before the inning ended with a fly out to center field by Tucker. Smith flied out to center field, followed by a single to first base by Whitaker. However, Booth hit into a 6-4-3 double play, the third of the game turned for the Gators.
Adams fouled to Miller, who tripped over the bull pen mounds, but was able to hang on for the first out of the eighth inning. Johnson struck out swinging and Maddox grounded out to third as Wolfe's pitching continued to be solid late in the game. Miller led off the bottom of the inning with a ground out to second base, followed by back-to-back strike outs to Jon Kelton (PH) and Sanders kept Randall's shutout intact through eight.
Pigott led off the ninth inning with a triple to center field and was held as Dent flied out to left field. Smith doubled into the right field, scoring Pigott to extend Florida's lead. Fontana flied out to center field and with two outs and Smith at third, Zunino struck out to end the frame. Steven Rodriguez was in to pitch the remainder of the ball game after an outstanding eight inning shutout by Randall. Dugas led off with a base hit into left field and Bennett flied out to right field, before Florida head coach Kevin O'Sullivan replaced the lefty with RHP Anthony DeSclafani. Reaves reached on a fielder's choice that put Dugas out at second base. Down to their final out of the game, Smith struck out looking to end the game 6-0 Florida.
The Gators will have a day off and will play Saturday at 10:30am, opponent yet to be determined.
Dory LeBlanc is a contributing author at GatorsFirst.com and BourbonMeyer.com. For more thoughts on the Florida Gators (and more) follow Dory LeBlanc on Twitter (@Dory_LeBlanc).


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Boys Track and Field Preview
Coach Dana Cousins says the Fair Weather Relays are only the beginning for the Cavaliers. Both the Boys and Girls teams will participate in the first home meet of the season.
Cousins says there's a good mix of talent running for Chillicothe which will give his team a stronger lineup. "We definitely have a stronger team. We're lagging in a couple of spots but I think we'll make up for it in others."
Injury and smaller numbers were problematic for the Cavs last season. But Cousins says "That always wins track meets, when you get the seconds and thirds (places) and to let kids know you don't always have to be first. We can still win a meet" which Cousins adds builds confidence for his athletes.
The Cavs' most experience is in middle and long distance runners. "That's really what's going to carry us." Cousins is happy to have Dalton Bettendorf, Ben Haller and Jacob Scharfetter on his team. The tri-captains will handle those middle and long distance events.
More than 40 athletes make up the Cavaliers this season and there are some diamonds in the rough when you have that kind of depth. And that can help towards the post season.
"Track and Field… you're gonna get better as the season goes on." Cousins says it'll be two or three weeks down the road when fans will see things start to come together for his club.
The Fair Weather Relays get it all started Saturday morning at 10:30am at Bobo Track at Herrnstein Field.
Click here to hear Dan Ramey's interview with Coach Dana Cousins


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Philosophy Lexicon of Arguments
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I/Anscombe: if it is not a proper name, it is obvious to assign it to the pronouns. But this is not said at all because "pronoun" is a "lump sack category", under which one can subsume everything.
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I/name/pronoun/grammar/reference/Anscombe: if "I" is not a name, there are words that function like names, e.g. pronouns. Could "I" be a pronoun? This would be meaningless, because it is too undefined.
Pronouns: can also be variables: E.g. "If someone says this, he is a fool". This cannot be an identification of an object.
E.g. lie: the meaning of "I am not E.A." Is hardly preserved in the sentence "E.A. is not E.A"!
E.g. demonstrative pronoun "this": assumes that we know the answer to the question "this what?" . If so, we have a functioning logical subject.
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Jason Safford and Saflfyn Corp. is grossly negligent, a pathological- malicious liar, cheat and a fraud using deceptive and unfair business practices.
This supposed CEO of Safflyn Corporation comes on smiling and educated when in fact is a lying CON MAN. I can prove this in a court of law. His partner and Safflyn Corp. President Sylvan Lyn aka Sylan Douglas obviously supports this creep and has for many years. This company is extremely dangerous to promoters!
Others are suing them and Safflyn Corporation. This supposed Green Corporation out of a house in Rosedale, NY. 243-21 Weller Ave. Rosedale, NY 11422
On Dec. 10, Safford made a false posting online saying that any outstanding compensation I feel is due me was not discussed or agreed upon any invoice I submit will be considered fraudulent. This is the way Safford attempts to get out of paying bills, by calling them a fraud
Despite my written warning to Safford to remove this spurious attack on me. he stupidly refuses, will not pay me for a retainer that was clearly agreed to, to reimburse me for approved out-of-pocket monies I paid for his marketing materials, and to then publish lies to justify his own criminal behavior. He will now pay the price. It will be severe and sustained. He will be exposed for the fraud he is. Its called revealing the truth about this deadbeat and thrief.
The truth is, I am a 55 yr/old major promoter who was contracted by Jason Safford, Safflyn Corp., Gelston Castle Estate and Green leadership Institute to produce music festivals at the Jordanville property. My experience there, from to Tue. Nov. 17 through Sun Dec 6 was an experience founded in misrepresentation and amateurs unqualified to be in business. Safford brought me there under false pretenses and is clearly a liar. I also worked for 2 weeks leading up to my departure on due diligence for Saffords Music festival desires.
The following are verbatim emails from Safford.
On Sept. 16, 2009 I reached out to you because we spent the last two years promoting our own events but we are not in the business of event planning and promotions. I read your book and thought I would reach out and see if there may be an opportunity..
He want on to say: Attached is information on the Green Concert Series we are planning for 2010. This 4 page amorphous fluffy Powerpoint document with huge pictures stated major tier 1 acts that Safford and Safflyn proposes to present in 2010.
Safford told me that he was soliciting investors for millions of dollars based on this information. This is fraud. He has no ability, money or hope to present any of these major headliners. His operations manager Jee Tew told me they did not have the money for light bulbs
Fri Oct. 30, 2009 I am ready to talk about multi day fests as soon as you are free. My number is (917) 664-6334.
The Retainer is agreed. I will follow up with you tomorrow. Keep in mind what he stated Dec. 10. He then agreed to another agreement emailed to him by Jeff Tew once I was there. So he was sent 2 agreements and ignored both.
Thu Oct 29 I provided Safford with the first simple Agreement to sign.
Sat Oct 31, 2009 Hal - Looks good overall If you do not object, I would like to re-write the contract formally by Safflyn retaining your services as a consultant under a master contract with a clause for exercising the Event Producer position at a specific time based on a budget target goal?
Mon. Nov. 2 Once we get the contract signed and plan your trip up, Id like to bring you all together to create as strong a team as possible.
Tue. Nov. 3 Contract will be ready by Friday. I will work on BWI tomorrow. FYI for all trips to the Estate, you will stay onsite at the Mansion.
There was NO contract, NO retainer, he lied and continues to lie about this.
Wed Nov 4 I will look into SW. (Airline ticket)
Fri Nov 6 Jeff Tew writes to Safford. What is the status about flying him in?
Mon. Nov. 9 I will be taking care of the plane ticket and contract in the next day.
Wed. Nov. 11 Flight will be booked today and other items to be confirmed.
Fri. Nov. 13 FINALLY Going against my better instincts, and after pushing for an agreement, small retainer and airline ticket, after almost 2 weeks of false statement, I was successful in pushing Jeff Tew to secure an airline ticket for me and boarded the plane without my promised agreement or retainer. Safford was clearly a liar and incompetent and I chose to ignore these signals and depart for a land of dysfunction and nothingness. My belief was based on Saffords constant reassurances that I would receive a contract and a retainer and my honesty in serving the client. In fact he later agreed to make me the Event Producer, an employee position.
Fri., Nov. 13 I finally was sent an e-ticket by Safford with no airline or flight numbers listed. This showed a profound negligence for details, not reading or caring what he mails to someone he regards as important.
Once here, I was picked up by Jeff Tew in a dilapidated, unsafe car that he could only back up by opening the door and pushing the car with his foot. I hope you are starting to see the comedy in this F Troop Group of buffoons. Once back at the estate, it was clear that many things were in disrepair indicating acute underfunding. I was right.
So after working there for more than a year, Tew was not earning enough tobuy himself an acceptable automobile and even though he is the Operations Manager of a 330 acre property, Safford doesnt have minimal funds to or the business acuity, or sufficient ethics to procure a used pickup truck for Tew.
Thu. Oct 29 Speaking about the land where festivals would be staged; The field fits about 150,000 its about 60 acres total.
Safford lied again. The field is no bigger than 15 acres and at outside estimates, and with infrastructure cannot hold more than 15,000 people. This one statement is another example of his sloppy, unprofessional misrepresentation of the facts in order to overinflate their assets. Its another example of his fraudulent and irresponsible behavior
Thu. Nov. After weeks of hard work at no pay, planning a music festival, speaking to contractors, media and developing a cost and revenue sheet, sponsor proposals, performing due diligence, taking measurement conducting meetings and dealing with Chateau Safflyns laughable, inept planning committee and after requesting a professionally made, site plan, logo and letter from the County approving a first music festival, Jeff Tew gave me the approval if I paid pay for a logo and site diagram.
I was never reimbursed for these materials and therefore refused to turn them over to Safford until I was paid for the materials and paid my small retained. He never paid either, then lied on RipOffReport saying he never agreed to it. Safford and Tew also refuse to send back or pay for an expensive Sponsorship
Safford and Safflyn Corp. are being sued by other parties for bills incurred and not paid. Safford has a track record of making promises to contractors and then not paying them.
While at their property, I learned of dozens of examples of Tew, Saffords and the estates gross incompetence. No one at the estate is qualified to plan, promote or produce and festivals of any kind. They are dangerous people placing the county in great liability. There is no competent management in their entire organization.
My experience is that Jasons way of taking care of things is to do nothing, delay it to the point of confusion or pass it off on Jeff Tew who has no assets. My opinion as a professional consultant is that Safford is an extremely poor leader not fit to manage any organization. He ignores serious issues and lies to escape paying bills agreed to.
I do not see that any of these organizations have any reasonable cash assets of any kind. Jason and Jeff appear to be broke. Their green movement is a joke. I do not see anything that their Green Leadership Institute is doing. There are no seminars, qualified leaders, classes, programs or members at the estate which is where this paper organization is supposed to be located.
I believe that Jason Saffords proposals to government and prospective investors for money to develop green jobs is a smoke screen and full of BS. They need money bad and are using their green movement as a scam to secure it. I see no proof that they have any movement of any kind anywhere in operation. I dont even see a proper recycling program at the estate. They dispose of their trash as trash in trash bags.
I intend to bring legal action against Jason Safford and his associated organizations for defamation, breach of contract, misrepresentation, nonpayment and other charges. Be forewarned, this is not a legitimate operator, and based on my experience and in speaking to other companies, you are liked to get burned. Additionally, Saffords intent to maliciously defame my name and honest character is reprehensible. I entered into an agreement and came there to give my considerable resources and abilities to present great music festivals. Now everyone involved loses. This is all brought on by Jason Safford.
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - May 15, 1938, Abilene, Texas » • I •• t • I t « • t • t I t "YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to attend the forty-sixth annual commencement program of Hardin-Simmons university—** So goes out the invitation from seniors to the graduation events on the HSU campus. These three (left to right), Burton Shelton, Sarah Elizabeth Cox and Florence Hughes, were snapped as they added their invitations to the stacks of mail already in the sack in the campus bookstore. JOY OF GRADUATION—and sorrow at parting—is typical of graduation-time at Abilene Christian college as the seniors depart for homes in distant points. Poignant will be the parting of this couple. Hope Reed (left) of Colton. Calif., and O. H. Tahitian of St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada She will teach a y*ar; he will go to work at-home. After that? They just smiled—but many a romance has started on the ACC campus. ONE PRESIDENT gets the measure of another, at McMurry college Fittings for caps and gowns are just one of the ordeals through which graduates go each spring: but not all seniors get such assistance as President James Couch of the 1938 class (center) receives Pre That's Presider^ Thomas W. Brabham of the college getting his measure. See, diminutive Lorraine Hamilton, senior secretary, already has found a fit. THE LINE FORMS on the right—or is it left? Anyway, the favorite sport, indoor or outdoor, at Abilene high school last week was writing in annuals, The Flashlight. Here Zolus Motley, senior football star, obliges five charming classmates—(front to back) Betty Hanks, Bette Barnes, Dixie Ruth Free. Paralee Dixon Manly and Margaret Wall. Shot that was missed: a demure little miss in tears because graduation is so near. Yes, she actually was crying. (Pictures by Maurine Eastus Roe, staff photographer.) ®fje Abilene Reporter "WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE STEICH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT COES,"-Byron VOL. LYU, NO. 356 *..«.« r".. "p, ABILENE, TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1938 THIRTY-EIGHT PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS. (lilted Pre** (I'P) PRICE 5 CENTS $ t I • I • I t • t I t • t I t I t I t • * • I • t I I I t » t * • STRONGEST IN HISTORY-Drys Bury Beer Demand Under Ballot Avalanche Britain Orders Minister Home From Mexico Breach Contrasts Different Stands Of U. 5. England MEXICO ci^'May^— (AP) — Owen St. Clair O'Malley, Great Britain's minister to Mexico, announced tonight he had been recalled by his government, completing the diplomatic break between Britain and Mexico. CARDENAS STRENGTHENED Britain's action was in response to that of Mexico last night in withdrawing Primo Villa Michel, Mexican minister to London because of Britain's "unfr.endly attitude'' toward Mexico. Recall of OM a Hey had been expected in Mexican circle* as a consequence of the Mexican step. Mexico's diplomatic break with Great Britain apparently strengthened popular support of President La taro M. Cardonas today in his program of nationalzaton of fortis n-owned oil properties. Mexico's grave oil problem, which led to tile recall of the Mexican minister to London, remained unchanged, however. PESO TAKIS DIVE Til is problem, briefly, was finding a market for tile country's government-produced oil, output of which has fallen sharply because of lack of markets since March 18, when the president expropriated British and American oil properties valued at $400,000,000. Today the peso slumped from five to IO points. The breach with London accentuated the different positions of j London and Washington in the oil controversy, in which they at first appeared to have been in the same boat. Each nation took a strong attitude toward Mexico after seizure of the oil properties, until March 30, when United States Secretary of State Corded Hull in Wallington formal-; ly acknowledged Mexico's right to ' take the expropriation step. STEEPLE GIVES WAY TO CROWN BLOCK Shadow of the derrick falls too heavily over the Swedish Lutheran church of the Swenson community, enveloped in the fast spreading Avoca field of northern Jones county, and the pointed white steeple will give way to the lacy iron of the rotary rig. With completion of the second flush oil producer on the church's 80 proven acres, plans were announced for the razing of the 32-year-old church and the construction of a modern new stone house of worship. The Weather ABILENE and vtflnUy : Mostly cloudy today. v HEST TIV VS: Partly rlond) today and Monday. local shower* in north portion Mondo). EAST TEXAS: J noel I led, scattered shower* on the roast and In southwest IH»rl'on today, and In northiveat portion .'tomtit'. OKLAHOMA lair today: Monday cloudy, |>rolmty» tho we re In went portion. NKW MEXICO: Partly cloudy today, warmer en*I torsion; Monday fair, rooter northwest portion. Weather outlook for week bey,nom* Monday Heil f.nlf stale*—tie aurally fair except shower* early part of week. Temperatures near normal. Range, of temperature .yesterday: AM HOI ll PM «» t sn t»n .......... I *>» tnt ............ x ll tin ............ ♦ ............ u tut ............ a ............ 70 tin ............ ii ............ uh 70 7 ............ an 71 a ............ S7 70 a ............ aa bd ............ IO ........... — fill ..........II ____ _ til ..a... Noon Midnight fit) Highest and louis, temperature, lo ti p, ni. yrst-rdav. 71 and tit; si me dot - a punr ago, .Si and AS Ran Hist y catel day. 7:'!8; sunrise today, Mil autist I Imlay, 7:30. NOISE OF ROTARY RIO MUSIC IN EARS OF SWEDISH PASTOR Drillers Given Bonuses After Striking Oil Bringing Swenson Church Wealth Bt CHARLIE ELLIS STAMFORD. May 14 The Rev Hugo B. Hater: is always keeps an eye out for the future He has found that, it stands him well. In his fifties, he still looks — — —[to the future with a zest rarely at- ; tained even in enthusiastic youth. And for his church, the Swedish I Lutheran Evangelical church of the Swenson community in the heart I cf the Avoca field IO miles south-cast of Stamford, he cherishes that enthusiasm for the future. On the threshold, not of great wealth but of at least an independent income, the little white church now' standing for mort than come a bloc and march together' years will become what the Rev. I lim Answers Critics In America GENOA, Italy, Mav 14- Jpi—Premier Benito Mussolini took personal note today of American criticism of fascism, warning that totalitarian states 'immediately would be- Filibuster Hangs In Balance Over Wage-Hour Bill Senate Body For Giving FDR Free Rein On Spending WASHINGTON, May IU—.HP) — Development of a senate filibuster agaiast the wage-hour bill appeared today to depend on whether house foes of the measure succeed rn writing into it different wage provisions for the North and South. Informed senators said the legislation would encounter opposition, anyway, but that there would be increased likelihood of an attempt to talk if the bill were returned to the senate without any differentials. Tile house virtually is assured of a chance to consider the measure May 23, under a petition signed a week ago by 218 members. Opponents conceded there was no hope of blocking the bill when it does come up in the house. They concentrated on an effort to restore some degree of flexibility to it, counting on their senatorial colleagues to kill It if they fall. House Relief Bill Appropriates Direct WASHINGTON, May 14.-OP— \ Sentiment developed in the senate appropriations committee today to give President Roosevelt unrestricted control over the $3,154,000,000 relief public works program. As passed by the house, the meausure would appropriate funds directly to lending and spending agencies Roosevelt would retain authority to approve or veto pro-; jects, however. i Chairman Adams (D-Colon of a senate subcommittee handling the bill. said he favored making the appropriations to the chief execu-■ tive, SLS in the past, giving him au- ; thority to allocate funds to agencies as he saw fit. "I think that someone should be responsible for the spending of this money." Adams told reporters. "If the president is to be responsible. he must have authority." 3,668 GRADUATES IN THIS PAPER; OTHER FEATURES Superstition Of Venezuelan Natives Blamed Every Precinct For Death Of Redfern, Long-Missing Pilot ^giQi'jjy Against Brew Wet Leader Says Up To Officers Tp Enforce Law WASHINGTON, May 14.—LAP—A superstition of Venezuelan natives that airplanes devour the sun and the moon may have been responsible for the supposed death of the American aviator Raul Redfern. says Henry S. Villard, state department official. Paul Redfern disappeared August 27, 1927, while flying from Brunswick. Ga., to Rio de Janeiro. One expedition after another has sought him In vain. Villard. who has been secretary at the American legation at Caracas, Venezuela, concludes in this month's issue of the American Foreign Service Journal that Redfem's plane landed in the tree tops of the jungle near Salto Hacha, near the Carom river. He says: "Whatever signal flares the unfortunate flyer might have let , . region the great mechaniial birds or the white men devour the tun and the moon." Villard also gives the testimony of a rural constable of British Guiana, William Donald McNaughten. stating that an Indian from Camarata, Venezuela, claims ha can "put his hand" on Redfem's plane. HIGHER WATER RATES L00M_ IN NEAR FUTURE FOR ABILENE Commissioners To Take Action Friday On Forty Per Cent Smaller Minimum Increased water rates in Abilene, a probability since the Fort Phantom Hill reservoir project wbs begun 14 months ago, shortly will become a reality. Members of the city commission are studying rates in other cities in the population class with Abfie:i**; the costs of water supply production as compared with rates: and the needs for Increased municipal revenues—all with an eye to a raise ,----------- — — in water prices here. STUDY OTHER CITIES Action is slated at next Fridayfc council session. It has been proposed that the new rate be set it $1 minimum for 3,000 gallons, will all excess to be 20 cents pier thousand gallons. The present rate is $1 minim gn for 5,000 gallons, with excess at js cents pier thousand. Users of 10,000 gallons of wa*r per month now pay >175 Uiujer the proposed rate their bill woijld be $2 40. In connection with proposed fri-creaaes in water rates, the commissioners have been studying |he last survey of water rates In Twas, made by the state department of health and published by lh'* League of Texas Municipal:: ievj Here are some of the compart! cited: City Monthly Gallon**? Japs Crack Lunghai Line J I Ans Chi should the democracies start a "doctrinal war." Fascists regard ll Duces words, delivered before 100.000 blackshirts in this Mediterranean port, as aimed directly at United States Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring. Legal Holiday WASHINGTON. May 14 —Up) President Roosevelt .sign 'd a bill today making Armistice day a national legal holiday. Haterius has long looked forward I to. It will become an institution of greater service to this Swedish com-, munity than a house of worship for Sunday s trices. The Rev. Haterius has hooes of ; making it rn re a community center. There w I be built a new church, to get between 400 Mid 500 people, a n regional center, a .'choel for vocational agriculture Meet 3.668 boys end girls, young men and women, who are this month finishing college, high school and elementary school in this section of Texas! Tills, the annual graduation edition of the Reporter-New s. contains the names of the graduates of 1938 of three colleges, 81 high schools, an academy and a number of elementary sciiooLs in a score of counties I of this region. Tomorrow a copy of this edition for every graduate collegiate.1*, high schoolers, seventh graders, will be delivered to the schools in care of: the superintendents. The cooperation of the school superintendents, principals and teach-1 ers, and the correspondents of the Reports-News made possible publication of all th? class rolls in thi> paper You will find, also details of 5.000 10,000 15.olo Abilene a $1.00 $1.75 $2 J* Abilene b 1.40 2.40 3 JI San Angelo 1.85 3.10 4 IO Lubbock 2.40 3.65 415 Amarillo IRO 2.70 4r W Falls 1.23 2.38 3*3 Co Christi 3.20 6.40 K#0 Sweetwater 1.85 3.19 ¥3 Brownwood .75 1.42 T14 a—Now, b—Proposed. Another basis for study 1.4 the SHANGHAI, May 15-fSunday)-/P -Chinese today pressed desperate counter attacks to break the lines of Japanese columns steadily tightening a noose on Chinas central front for an assault on the key city of Suchow. Concerted Chinese attacks south i of the vital east-west Lunghai railroad, which a Japanese communique said had been cut, were directed particularly against Yung-cheng and Mengcheng in northern Anhwei province. Both towns are behind the Japanese column. The Lunghai also was severed, Japanese said, by heavy aerial bombardments that prevented movements of supplies to China s huge centry army. Japanese army spokesmen declared 400.000 Chinese troops had been blocked off from rr'reat and faced surrender or annihilation. Taylor county ballots buried the beer issue deeper Saturday than in any similar election in the past, with the dry faction in the majority more than five to two. Complete unofficial returns from the county's 31 boxes showed 4.984 votes against legalizing beer, to 1,971 for. ONE BOX UNANIMOUS Not a single box in the county polled a wet majority. Traditionally wet boxes, notably in Abilene, posted overwhelmingly dry pluralities while at the Tye-Abilene box, 58 voters unanimously opposed legalizing the drink. Most even voting on the issue was at the courthouse box, where 202 favored beer and 260 were against. Abilene rejected legalized beer almost two to one. The total vote in the nine city boxes was 3,059 .votes against and 1.632 for legaliza-! hon. Evidence of heated interest aroused in the campaign was seen (in the 6,955 total ballots cast Saturday, representing almost three-fourths of the county's voting strength. Poll tax payments aggregate 8.286, while i' is estimated coemptions would hike the figure to 9.500. THREE PREVIOUS VOTES Two previous county-wide elections and one city vote have been [held on the beer issue. In 1912, the county rejected beer, 1 948 to 777 Again in 1933. the wets lost, 2 522 tc 1,653. On June 30. 1934. the margin was closer in a city election, the drys polling 1.418 votes to 1,383 for the wets. Leaders of both wet and dry fac-1 hens Issued statements last night. From the Rev. J. H. Hamblen, pastor of the First Methodist church End chairman of the Taylor county dry forces, came this comment: "As chairman of the Taylor county drys, I want to express the profound gratitude of my heart and thanks to all who so nobly fought I for the great dry victory in our city Dance Dictator' lakes Back Seat To Disney Chief DISNEY, Okla., May 14—c/P) —The jig is up, the "danre dictator" has lost her crown, the law is ^7 the saddle. als was the latest develop-growmg out of the election four day* ago bf Billy Balter former* wild west show girl, who wax elected temporary town boss for so days on a song-and-dance platform. Bespectacled Hale Dunn, Disney's chief of police, soon after the Grand river dam town began to buzz, nailed a big sign on a tree in front of the city Jail. It read: "I am the law in Disney, No woman can run this town by a damslte while I am in the saddle. I rule or I resign." Supporting Dunn was the citizens protective league, which yesterday demanded the chamber void the election of Miss Baker, whose nickelodeon politics outbid the "sound sleep" policy of Mrs Vera filar. Toe conservative was to have her way, however, the second 30 days. See BEER BALLOT, Pf. ll, Col 6 League Nations Support China Covenant Reform Failure Causes Chile Departure GENEVA. May 14- TV The IO'S* session of the League of Nation* council ended tonight with indications a strong bloc of France, Great Britain and Soviet Russia had formed behind China in the Far Eastern war. Chile announced her intention to resign from the league because th* council failed to act on reform oX the organization's covenant. The council, with Clima and Soviet Russia abstaining, adopted & resolution giving Switzerland freedom from the obligation to lmpow league penalties when other members do. A second part of the resolution, which Poland joined tile other council members In spraying, condemned the use of poison gases. VICTIM OF 'LITTLE BRAIN'- monthly minimum charge and t ie minimum gallons per oustjmet Here are the state figures on tho same cities listed above: .Vin Chg .Min Cia! Child's Skull Split To Perm it Growth To Normal Size Abilene (Now) St OO •VOOI) Abilene (Propos'd) 1.00 .1.000 San Angelo 1.25 L00O Lubbock I 80 3.000 Amarillo .75 1,000 Wichita Falls 1.00 4,000 < orpus Chrivi 2.50 3,750 Sweetwater 1.60 4.000 Brownwood .75 5,150 There will >e further study on the rate situ.'lion, Mayor Will W. Hair indicates See CHURA ii WELL Pf ll* Col. 2 I See GRADUATES, I'*, ll, CoL 4 Dust Af Odessa ODESSA May 14 Pi—A hi wind and ihndsng dust struck he early this afternoon. WASHINGTON. May 14 -(UP) - A two-and-one-half-year-old boy rested comfortably in Children's hospital today after surgeons had split his skull and wedged the two sections apart to permit the brain to grow to normal size. The operation-extremely delicate and rare-was performed in an effort to save the child from life-long idiocy. He is a victim of microcephaly—"little brain," The boy Is Alden Vorrath, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vorrath. He will be kept under constant care for six months during which time the two sections cf his skull will be held apart by metal wedges. Not until next November will surgeons be able to determine whether the operation has been a success. Dr. H H. Schoenfeld, noted brain specialist, performed the operation before a group of well - known surgeons. They agreed that success in this case might open the way to treatment of the condition which is found in a high percentage of cases in feeble-minded institutions. The decision to operate came after a long study by Dr. D. D. V. Stuart, staff neurologist. He determined that the child's intelligence was normal for its age. but that he suffered occasional convulsions because of the skull's pressure on the brain. Employing a new technique, Dr Schoenfeld split the skull into halves on a line extending from points in front of both ears over the top of the head. He then inserted metal wedges to keep the opening I 1-2 centimeters (slightly more than 1-2-inch) wide. The membrane enclosing the brain was cut to allow it to expand to normal size. Dr. Schoenfeld explained the bone would not grow over the opening, but that hard scalp tissue gradually would fill up the space. It will resemble the original structure of the head and cause no harm to the child, he said. « ;
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