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I suggest you visit our Reloading forum. It's a sub-forum of our Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forum. You can ask your primer question there.
This is a discussion on Hey from Honolulu boy in Southern Middle Tennessee within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; Aloha, to everbody! Hello from So. Middle TN. I know, your'e probably asking why did a guy from Honolulu move to Tennessee? Well, it is ...
Aloha, to everbody! Hello from So. Middle TN. I know, your'e probably asking why did a guy from Honolulu move to Tennessee? Well, it is a fairly long story that I will save for another time. All I can say now is that I love the country life. Anyway, alittle about me. i purchased my first gun back in 1980, while I was serving in the U S Air Force.....BTW, I am a 22 year veteran....retired MSgt. My first firearm was a S&W model 28 357 Magnum. I wish now I should not have sold it......Oh well. In less than a year, I started reloading as i had accquired acouple more guns.......Colt Government series 70 in 45ACP.....S&W model 629 stainless 44 mag. I purchased a RCBS Jr. reloading press, than in about a year I bought a Dillion RL550B. By then, my collection had grown to include a Mini 14 in 5.56mm, a Ruger M77 in 30-06 and a TZ 75 in 9mm and 41 Action Express. Well, a lot has happened in the last 15 years....I stopped reloading almost 15years ago and just started back. I was amazed that my powder and primers were still OK.. Anyway, I have either lost or misplaced several components for my reloading press.....Sooooooooo, I guess I'll shell out the green backs and call Dillion.....Well, I do have a lot of questions to ask and I know I will get answer or two from this forum........BTW, I happened to accidentally stumble upon this site. My first question is, does large pistol Magnum primer and Large Rifle magnum primer.....is there a big difference or can I use the rifle ones in my pistol and vice versa? Thanks to all and Aloha Akua,
Welcome from Montana.
I suggest you visit our Reloading forum. It's a sub-forum of our Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forum. You can ask your primer question there.
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My Georgia license is valid in Louisana and...
I might be headed to New Orleans for a roadtrip in a few days. I have never been to the French Quarter and Bourbon st. What I need to know concerns carry. By law, am I legal or illegal to carry conceal in bars/restaurants ?
I do not plan to leave the beaten track of the main streets. Any places and areas to avoid ? Any advice whatsoever ?...
I am all ears...
" Refuse to be a victim, make sure there is a round chambered ! "
Just call me a pessimistic optimist !
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Art - no direct info for you but - have you checked on http://www.handgunlaw.us (is that the right extension - think so).
Also am thinking there must be a site for LA state laws etc - also worth a look.
Chris - P95
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"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
Chris, thanks for the link. I read the answer is that I can't be in the area of a restaurant that is serving alcohol. If the bar is separate from the restaurant, I'm OK.
If any one has any personal experience with certain places and areas, I would appreciate a heads up.
" Refuse to be a victim, make sure there is a round chambered ! "
Just call me a pessimistic optimist !
U.S. Navy vet 1981-1992
My only advice would be, "Don't go to New Orleans, or to any place where a significant number of people from New Orleans has settled."
Nothing but trouble.
If you're headed to New Orleans, be sure to dress properly...
Do you have a gun?
Is it a big gun?
Do you have a BUG?
Is your BUG a big gun?
Are you good with it?
Do your friends have guns?
Are these same friends going with you?
Have you taken a self-defense course?
Do you have track shoes?
I would tell you how long it takes to walk from one of the FQ to the other...but no one has ever made it...so I don't know...
Final advice...Find some other place to visit!
Stay very alert...stay safe!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Art, I lived for 14 years in the Big Easy. The French Quarter and Bourbon Street are as dangerous as off the beaten track in other cities. For the most part you are safe in the Quarter because there are so many people around. The major danger there is pickpockets and panhandlers. New Orleans was not a safe city when I lived there. The last full year I lived in NO, 1994, there were 421 murders in the city itself. The population at that time was not quite 500,000. That same year there were 39 murders in Boston. The pop was a little over 500,000. The Boston police chief almost lost his job. The New Orleans police chief got a raise.
Since Katrina New Orleans is a more dangerous city than it was. The number of murders for this year will not be as high as 1994, but the number of people living there is only about 200,000. So the murder rate is up.
Even though I lived in New Orleans for 14 years and know the city I don't plan on going back anytime soon. I was last there in 2004 and had been back 8 or 10 times since leaving in 1995. After Katrina the only reason I would go there would be as a part of a relief team or in case of an emergency with friends or family there.
The places to avoid are Orleans Parish, St. Bernard Parish, Jefferson Parish, St. Charles Parish, St. Tammany Parish, Lafourche Parish, Plaquemines Parish, Tangipahoa Parish, Livingston Parish, Ascension Parish, St. John The Baptist Parish, St. Mary Parish, and Assumption Parish.
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Actually, I'll be staying in McCoombs, MS. I believe. Jennifer will be working in McCoombs a few days and I was invited. She wants to go back to bourbon ST. so I'll probably tag along. We are not bar hopping. Just going to eat at a restaurant and see the sights.
I'm thinking of 2 guns to have on my person for this escapade.
" Refuse to be a victim, make sure there is a round chambered ! "
Just call me a pessimistic optimist !
U.S. Navy vet 1981-1992
It's McComb, not McCoombs. Located on I-55 a couple hours north of NOLA.
I'm about 90 miles away from NO. Read the daily news and we get the 4 stations (CBS, ABC, NBC and PBS affiliates). I was in Slidell (north shore across the lake) today at the firing range.
I am a frequent visitor to the Big Easy. But be seriously forewarned. It is a very dangerous city. The National Guard is on patrol with NOPD (Not Our Problem Dude). The French Quarter is a little safer because it is loaded with tourists and the city wants to maintain an image of being safe for tourists. However, one wrong turn or one block too far and you'll be in trouble.
Situational Awareness is the key to staying safe.
I am assuming you want to carry concealed. Open carry is legal but don't even try it in the city.
You can not carry concealed in a Bar but you can in most restaurants that have a bar. It goes by which alcohol permit they have. Go to lsp.org for the laws. There is one old law not mentioned in the concealed carry laws that makes it illegal to bring a gun into any place that serves alcohol. If you have a permit and are carrying concealed than this old law would probably never be looked at.
There is a thread from a few weeks ago that I posted the statutes in.
If you have to be 18 or over to enter then it is using the Bar permit and you can not carry there.
I would see the mansions uptown, there is a walking tour there. The D Day museum if it is open, the Confederate Museum. In the quarter I would go down royal and go to the galleries, antique shops, etc.
I would try not to shoot the guys that want to bet you where you got your shoes even though I want to.
Go to Cafe Du Monde and get some beignets. Some restaurants in the quarter are great but it is a hassle sometimes to go. Galatoire's is great.
Any of you locals know when they started having the safety ranger people wandering around? It looks like they took a bunch of meter maids and gave them different shirts.
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To DR_CMG - Why did you post a warning for Ascension and Assumption Parishes? Although I no longer live in LA, these areas are far from where Rita and Katrina hit. I grew up in Assumption Parish and didn't consider it to have dangers anywhere near to that of N.O. I'm going down to LA for XMAS, should I avoid anywhere south of I10and I12?
I love NOLA (well, at least the french quarter). Stop at Coops by the french market and have some rabbit, sausage, and shrimp jambo and a nice Turbodog for me, k? :)
"If you so much as bunny hop I'll cut your heart out!" Billy Bob Thornton in The Last Real Cowboys
"I carry a gun for the same reason that I carry health insurance and a cell phone - be prepared."
In need of carry advice in New OrleansTrick question, or an opportunity for reality-based, force-on-force training.Any places and areas to avoid ?
To be fair, it has been a long time since I've been there. But, from friends who recently left, from stories from survivors of Katrina and the aftermath, and from the reports of hellacious immoral refusal of the politicos / law enforcement community to stand behind the people of N.O., it's really a terribly risk place to be when unfamiliar. Got friends? Might be the best plan, going with folks you know/trust who are deeply familiar with the surroundings, where to go/avoid, etc.
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Mice and cockroaches can vector diseases and create allergy or asthma-related symptoms in children and adults. Unfortunately, these pests are commonly encountered in some Utah schools. Schools that practice regular monitoring, however, are able to rapidly respond to pests like these before they become a problem. These schools are practicing integrated pest management, where they maintain a healthy environment with very little pesticide use. The Utah IPM Program is working hard to help more schools in Utah adopt IPM. Not only will they have a safer environment for children, but as of August 2013, it is the law. Regular monitoring is just one component of IPM in schools.
Why monitor?
IPM now Mandatory in Utah's Public Schools
The Utah Department of Health's recent amendment to Administrative Rule 392-200 was quietly passed into law in August 2013. While the "School Rule" encompasses a variety of topics, one major change is that now every public and private school (pre-school through grade 12) in Utah must practice integrated pest management.
According to the rule, schools must now:
Information is power, and power over secretive pests leads to successful control. Not only can monitoring determine the pests that are present, but also their life stage, abundance, and where they are occurring. Without monitoring, controls are reactionary, in response to an "outbreak" of pests. Schools that monitor enact control measures before pests are a problem.
Where to monitor?
The question of where to place monitoring traps depends on each school's situation. Schools typically place traps in Pest Vulnerable Areas (PVA's) to maximize the chance of locating pests. PVA's are those places in and around buildings that provide food, water/moisture, and shelter for a pest, including kitchens, food storage, dumpsters, locker rooms, classrooms with plants or pets, etc. Traps are placed against walls and other structures, as many indoor pests tend to travel along edges. When traps are placed, they are assigned a unique number and date. Schools that practice IPM can also perform visual inspections in all PVA's. Window sills are excellent places to look for dead insects to get an idea of pest issues in the school.
What kinds of traps are available?
For arthropods (insects, spiders, etc.), sticky traps are the standard. Depending on the location and conditions, sticky traps could last weeks to months. Some IPM schools have used light traps in loading dock areas or entry ways to monitor the various species in the area, and in what abundance.
For rodents, there are different types of bait station traps available for different types of locations. Tier I traps are locked, tamper-proof, and can be used outdoors. Tier II traps are tamper resistant and are used indoors, and Tier III traps are only resistant to children (not dogs) and are also used indoors. (Glue boards and sticky traps are not used for rodents in schools.) No toxic pellets or packets are allowed for rodent control in schools practicing IPM, but non-toxic bait blocks are commonly used. All rodent stations are labeled with the date, bait, and active ingredient, and are affixed to the wall or ground.
What to record?
Some IPM schools install lockable, see-through monitoring boxes, in which they can place rodent snap traps and insect sticky traps.
Schools that monitor for pests use site-specific forms on which they record the trap number, date the trap was placed, who placed the trap, and room name or number. The same form is used when inspecting the traps, to record the type and number of pests. Forms and other documentation (pictures, collected insects in vials, etc.) are kept available for use in making control decisions and assessing trouble spots in buildings. School staff that are unable to identify a pest use the services of the Utah Plant Pest Diagnostic Lab.
An important component of IPM is to use thresholds to make treatment decisions. Thresholds are levels of pests that must be present before corrective action is taken. Roaches and mice, for example, are a health risk and have a zero-tolerance policy. The roly-poly, stink bug, ground spider, or ground beetle, have minor health and pest significance and have higher thresholds for whether or not to treat.
To assist school districts in complying with the new rule, USU, the Utah Department of Health, and the Utah School IPM Coalition are writing model IPM plans that schools can adapt to their own situation. They are also developing educational programs to help school districts and health inspectors learn about implementing IPM.
To inquire about how the school IPM team can assist your school district or for questions regarding the School Rule, please contact Ryan Davis (firstname.lastname@example.com). The new Utah Pests School IPM website will summarize the new rule.
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Bangalore: India`s advanced communication satellite GSAT-8 has reached the geosynchronous orbit with an orbital period of 23 hours and 45 minutes, ISRO said.
The satellite`s orbit has a perigee (closest point to Earth) of 35,543 km, an apogee (farthest point to Earth) of 35,770 km and an orbital inclination of 0.04 degree with respect to the equatorial plane.
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In Orbit Testing of 24 Ku-band transponders of GSAT-8 is scheduled to begin on June 1 and the satellite is expected to be ready for service in about a month, it said.
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Lots of room for improvement. New versions that handle new types of crops, far more versatile components that allow pest control, pruning, and harvesting.
Think of this as a true game changer. This is going to change the look of the land.
I don't think it will replace big agro. There will still be vast croplands to feed the wold it's staples. But it will strike one hell of a blow against poverty and world hunger.
2016-07-14 18:48:28 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 10 +1s; )
2016-07-04 16:37:46 (5 comments; 59 reshares; 60 +1s; )
Spider silk. No spiders, modified yeast. Already making it by the kilo, planning to make it by the ton next year.
2016-06-30 01:42:33 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 12 +1s; )
seems a worthy project
2016-06-25 17:39:13 (9 comments; 7 reshares; 16 +1s; )
creepy cool
2016-06-18 16:42:01 (0 comments; 2 reshares; 8 +1s; )
people being awesome
2016-06-16 21:18:23 (2 comments; 46 reshares; 38 +1s; )
3d printed, check. Autonomous driving, check. IBM Watson, check. Local Motors, check.
Damn, this article really pushed my buttons.
2016-06-09 20:44:05 (6 comments; 4 reshares; 13 +1s; )
It's my belief that small robots able to farm and garden in a variety of roles for a variety of plants and micro climates will be such a big game changer that it could topple governments and change the world.
2016-06-09 20:13:45 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 7 +1s; )
Modular parts for a mix and match benchtop manufacturing. 3d printer, laser cutter, rotary tool router, etc... all from the same modular pieces with only a few specialized components.
Now we're talking!
2016-06-09 15:01:17 (1 comments; 6 reshares; 6 +1s; )
Mike Rowe is on my list of heroes.
2016-06-02 21:46:36 (4 comments; 10 reshares; 27 +1s; )
A big deal.
2016-05-29 16:35:01 (4 comments; 1 reshares; 16 +1s; )
This looks like fun. It would probably kill me in my present health state, but it still looks like fun
2016-05-26 23:38:54 (6 comments; 5 reshares; 30 +1s; )
I suspect we will see a lot more of this, as the processes involved get cheaper and better. Solar power is almost there, mix it with wind and water, and it's here now. cleaner water using some of the awesome desalination techniques, and any coastal area will have all the water it needs.
I'd love to live in such a place, I'm as close as I can get now.
2016-05-21 15:41:46 (3 comments; 0 reshares; 13 +1s; )
I've been following this since it first was announced. looks like they will be shipping developer packages soon.
A phone with modules that pop in and out, so once you buy it, you can upgrade it a bit at a time. the idea is it's designed to last for many years, with thousands of modules made by third parties.
Me, I don't want the form factor to be a phone. I want a full qwerty keyboard with room for twenty to thirty modules.
2016-05-21 04:52:29 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 5 +1s; )
I watched a video a few months ago about these things. pretty impressive, I think they need a machine to read the RFID tags though, something small, mounted on the ceiling would probably be enough for each room.
I can see using these things for all sorts of stuff.
2016-05-20 17:25:52 (0 comments; 2 reshares; 11 +1s; )
Okay who DOESN'T want a couch on a swing?
oh... 6,000 dollars
Okay who DOESN'T want to make their own couch on swing using welded pipes and a little buckyball architecture?
2016-05-11 17:53:57 (15 comments; 0 reshares; 10 +1s; )
2016-05-09 17:12:47 (3 comments; 17 reshares; 25 +1s; )
wow. some very clever mechanics in this.
2016-05-08 18:22:11 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 4 +1s; )
microfluidics. I strongly suspect this technology has a big future. imagine "circuits" that run on pressurized water, no electricity. especially when 3d printers can reliably make them.
2016-04-28 05:54:14 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 3 +1s; )
Trust me, get it done.
2016-04-27 02:06:49 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 7 +1s; )
2016-04-17 22:34:26 (2 comments; 10 reshares; 18 +1s; )
2016-04-17 19:03:49 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 16 +1s; )
Impressive. Two people can set up the entire thing.
2016-04-17 16:13:17 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 17 +1s; )
Gaming: two Mage the ascension low level mages walk past each other. The girl uses a simple correspondence rote to steal his wallet, the boy figures it out and uses the same rote on her... at a distance. Both now have an item belonging to the other that they can use to find each other... distance not an object.
2016-04-13 16:25:13 (8 comments; 0 reshares; 4 +1s; )
Friend on facebook posted a great Idea I'd love to meme.
All of the people reading this, keeping in mind my limitations, how can I help you? anything I can do?
2016-04-13 01:34:23 (7 comments; 5 reshares; 22 +1s; )
step one: acquire CO2 gas (usually made from fermentation, or as a byproduct of burning carbon, then pressurized)
step two: get a hot source of molten salt (solar concentration towers do this well)
step three: use a process like water exchanging heat from the salt to turn to steam and spin a turbine to pressurize the CO2 gas into dry ice with a small amount of the power it's using to feed a small town.
step four: when the solar tower isn't in sunlight, use the hot salt to turn the co back into gas to spin that turbine. don't let the gas back out, save it so it can turn back into dry ice again.
step five: use this brand new turbine that is MUCH smaller than normal, making it far cheaper and easier to operate, yet can still power a small town just fine.
step six: give it a projected cost of two fifths of what a natural gas plant costs to make... more »
2016-04-12 15:15:35 (4 comments; 1 reshares; 14 +1s; )
My grandfather had no legs, and owned and ran a television/appliance repair shop... had he been alive today he'd have built one of these two days after he found out about it.
2016-04-12 01:26:54 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 9 +1s; )
Dreaming of how to duplicate that with concrete domes... the second row would have skylights (one of them with a staircase and hatch and a little patio around it). then fill in with rich soil and plant clover and dwarf fruit trees.
line the interior with wood and go with the hobbit theme
2016-04-11 13:33:26 (1 comments; 2 reshares; 6 +1s; )
I love a good cover.
2016-04-06 15:49:51 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 6 +1s; )
People being awesome
I love interesting covers.
2016-04-05 23:32:40 (7 comments; 1 reshares; 15 +1s; )
Imagine a year or two down the road and the cops, paparazzi, nosy neighbors, land assessors, whistle blowers, shepherds, utility pole repair, brick layers, traffic analysts, delivery services, helicopter moms, and crazy stalker ex's have these as a tool.
Now imagine it's annoying and you can't hit it with a broom.
2016-03-28 18:35:37 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 11 +1s; )
2016-03-22 02:01:07 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 7 +1s; )
amazing progress. I saw this video a year ago. They have improved.
link to story
2016-03-09 21:22:00 (16 comments; 1 reshares; 5 +1s; )
hmmm. very interesting, but is it DRM'd to die a death by exclusion?
2016-03-03 17:39:09 (0 comments; 4 reshares; 10 +1s; )
New kind of 3d printer using carbon fiber sheets
2016-03-02 20:16:25 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 5 +1s; )
on the list of things I want.
2016-03-02 19:37:22 (5 comments; 0 reshares; 6 +1s; )
My youngest daughter found a heart shaped river rock. thinking of tumbling it till polished, then taking it down to the maker space to get it laser cut with more hearts.
sheesh, amazon wants a hundred bucks for a rock tumbling kit, I remember paying less than twenty for one (ahem) thirty years ago.
2016-03-02 14:51:41 (3 comments; 5 reshares; 15 +1s; )
people being awesome
2016-02-26 17:40:48 (4 comments; 4 reshares; 14 +1s; )
People being awesome.
2016-02-25 23:23:57 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 4 +1s; )
Create your own smartwatch, remote sensor tag, or sophisticated home controller with this small, sleek, BLE-enabled, low power dev kit.
now on Kickstarter
2016-02-24 06:46:03 (2 comments; 0 reshares; 4 +1s; )
flirting with my wife +Jenn Kirkland
2016-02-24 04:46:39 (2 comments; 2 reshares; 7 +1s; )
2016-02-24 02:21:52 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 4 +1s; )
3d printed dress.
2016-02-24 02:01:47 (4 comments; 1 reshares; 8 +1s; )
robots... improving
2016-02-20 03:06:32 (1 comments; 1 reshares; 16 +1s; )
I love these videos. Take some time and watch them all.
2016-02-20 01:49:26 (4 comments; 1 reshares; 3 +1s; )
Very interesting.
2016-02-13 23:10:56 (3 comments; 0 reshares; 8 +1s; )
What happens when you remove a couple dams?
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A woman is suing the NHS after she was refused permission to seek hip replacement surgery in France in a test case that could determine the right of British patients to go abroad for treatment.
In what is believed to be the first legal action of its kind, Yvonne Watts, 72, is suing her local NHS primary care trust for the right to be treated straight away by doctors on the Continent under new European Union rules.
Ms Watts, of Queen's Park, Bedford, has to use a wheelchair and is in constant pain but has been told by local health managers that she may have to wait up to a year for a hip replacement on the NHS.
Her daughters, Julie and Pauline, contacted La Louvière hospital in Lille, and found that surgeons there could do the operation without delay. La Louvière was the hospital used to treat 200 patients from Britain facing long waits in a high-profile government initiative last summer.
Under a European Court of Justice ruling last year, all patients in the EU have the right to be referred elsewhere if they face "undue delay" in getting treatment in their own country.
Last week, EU ministers agreed a formal declaration enshrining the right to be treated anywhere in the union. Patients will be able to travel to other countries for treatment if their own country cannot provide it "within a time limit which is medically justifiable".
That phrase was interpreted by Bedford Primary Care Trust as being within one year. Margaret Stockham, chief executive, said yesterday: "The definition of 'undue delay' is down to member countries. The UK definition, which we have checked with the Department of Health, is a delay beyond the maximum waiting time laid down in the NHS plan. For this lady at this time that would be 12 months."
The legal firm Leigh, Day & Co, which is acting for Ms Watts, argues that the trust has misinterpreted "undue delay".
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Profit Maximization Under Different Market Structures
Short-run Profit Maximization
A market structure is the milieu of the firm's characteristics that influence its pricing and output decisions.
Types of Market Structures
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Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - October 4, 1934, Ada, Oklahoma THE AD A WEEKLY NEWS VOLUME XXXIV ADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1934 NUMBER 27 Walter Legenza and Robert Mais, Murder Convicts, Get Away MANY INJURED Every Effort Being Made To Round Up Two Gangsters in CH MONI), Va., Sept. 29. CP Shooting tloir way to freedom in a sen national ascape from jail, two notorious gangsters, un-d»*r < nten* • of d< at Ii for murder, today wound«'d three officers and tonight were being .sought over a widesire ad area. Walter la gait aa and Robert Mais, i he ct im mais. suddenly FERR HOWIE!) AND RELIEF CUI OKLAHOMA CITY, (Jct. J LP> FERA work and direct relief will shut down today in Oklahoma until Friday wit en it will start again on a curtailed basis, Carl (Iii* s, state FERA administrator, announced. With the federal allocation cut ? I .Oho,Odd for October under th** $2..IOO,OOO allocated th** state in September, FERA figures show luat 18C* OoO needy Oklahomans will have to scrimp to get aku Indications ar** thai l**s" than DEMO LEWERS1W Fourth Death Sentence In Week Imposed at McAlester Marland Leads Drive of Intense Activity; Gore Coming to Ada Monday OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 3—UP — Oklahoma voters had befoie them todav the statement by Sei-ator W. If. Fine that he has 30,-000 democratic votes pledged to him and that 20,00b normally will elect a republican governor. In addition they had theh an-i rn i I y will ie* a\ a liable for re- i nouncement of democratic headline during tie month. (quarters for a concerted cum- r«*qu« st to Washington for I paign to begin saturday, which iI:<*r<*a se in * ii* I payments has is expected to put democratic * I ~ lit no re pon se from that I speakers into nearly every coun- . Giles said. ll* said lie Iity seat of the state on that day. tate for funds I jn talks in northeastern Okla- 07 ! I Upped led to I carry on the Most countie hail sled their t iou. MCALESTER, Okla., Oct. 3 —-UPI—The fourth death sentence here within a week was imposed today when Goldie McCollom, convict serving twenty years for robbery, was given the extreme penalty for the stabbing of two fellow convicts last April 15. McCollom, accused in the fatal knifing of Tom Wilkins aud Vernon Huntley was tried for the slaying of the former. Howard Porter and John W I* Hams, convicts charged in the slaying of Edard Delano, another convict, entered pleas of guilty, leaving the sentence to Judge Harve L. Melton, who delayed his decision. "Gangster rule seemed to he work. . Ii** suid. have September allo dy wert Is* in th* confer bei ti g ie Rich-witli an dr**w pistols as I b d from thoir c* ! mond cliv jail to at torney. They shot Warden VV- A. Moore and Deputy Sergeant John A. Deiph and then ran tbroil -h the front reception room, firing wildly. Officer W. A. Toots, f» th** jail entrance from the rule in the state prison as boma yesterday at Grove, Miami I well as on the outside," Judge and Richer, Marland declared J Melton told the jurors, ass*'inb-that "\v** are going to have pub-1 led for the trial of Porter and He work and such public works | Williams. will he necessary as long as we J "The convicts are trying to live. We have to meet the situ- * run our prison. They have a ation." J code by which any prisoner who Marland States Views testifies against any accused in- Police rushing th** outs t brough as the g til IO Ut: h Racin to th** held ui Ieenth s unison drivers, pistol, several Carpenter w took it af!** th** seat, pac** and north on Every id**, received a bullet ids chest, perhaps fata', angster" forced their way the jail door. Hold Up Truck g through an alley jail, Legenza and a mail truck at i r«*«*t and forced Joe and ll. I). Moon, out at the point They drove the blocks to where s parking a dragging him n**xt Mais Four-Rieh-negro of a truck E. T. sedan, from and drove at a rapid w* re last s***'ii speeding Tv'enti**til IU*** I. Iva ii able an*l slate Pontotoc County Produces I, 900,000 Barrels of Oil in Light Months Pontotoc county has produced 1 .909,14" barrels of crude oil in iii** first eight months of 1934, according to figures compiled by the proration department from u res. Tile stat*- oil fields produced 119,000,000 barrels of crude during that time. August was the hi a*, for Pontotoc county in the total having risen uarvs 217,1k 5 and barrel; figure policeman hi the who were the death was summoned to join hunt for the two men, awaiting transfer to eel! in th** state pen- 21 u,sPO pressive leis. Th** increase lion to several Flits does to a est month the eight, from Jan-Fehruary's more kn ot 273,377 bar marks the addi-producers in the field southeast of Ada hut not indicate what this coun- Th< democratic nominee lain pedal stress upon the fact that LU, tile machine age has brought ai "I J condition whereby 25 per cent of j icism 1 the people can produce enough!- I for all th** people, and thai] j President Roosevelt taking cog-! ! nlzance of this fact is attempting! to see that the hungry and needy' are given car**. "We maintain," I Marland said, "that the head of J every family willing to work I should have employment and the] opportunity to own his own I home.'* Pine spoke at Bristow and Sa-: pill pa and branded as false til* statements that 100.000 democratic votes were necessary to elect a republican governor, then making his declaration that 20.-oOO ob the average would ac-i?'so complish the purpose and In* had inc" pledges by letter of 30,000 demo crats who said they would vote for him. mate will ht*k Hied. No Criticism saw this without anv cri'- they are not permitted to us** corporal punishment and have only to rely on juries iu the district court here. "I think the jurors in the three prison murder cases already tried this session have recognized this situation and have taken a courageous stand on lawT enforcement." County Attorney Frank Warson, in accepting the Porter ani Williams pleas, emphasized that he was not recommending life sentences for them. Run Riley, Willie Edwards and Clyde Halford, were sentenced to death last Thursday, Friday and Saturday, respectively. Because of a .shortage of court funds, all jurors were dismissed this morning although several murder cases remained on tie docket. Officials said the state legislature would he asked to reimburse Pittsburg county for expenditures on murder cases originating within the state prison. Prior to this court session, only three persons ever had been sentenced to death in Pittsburg Democratic Central Committee Chooses Widow of Former Nominee FIVE IN BACE Otis Wilfong Runner Up In Race But Loses 40 to 53 Votes of the prison officials for]county. Day by Day Happenings in Pontotoc County Oil Fields Mrs. H. I). Garner, widow of the late Milton Garner and now serving as county clerk by appointment, is the Democratic nominee for the place. This was the result of the election Saturday afternoon by th** Democratic central committee of the county, called in special sos- j sion by County Chairman Denver , Davison for the purpose of clioos- j ing a nominee to go on the ticket, j The death of Milton Garner, who received the nomination in th*1 primary without an opponent, left , the place on th** ticket vacant. There were a possible vote of ; 112, hut only 93 of the commit-] iteemen appeared. J Primary Method J Considerable interest was maut-'fested in the method of choosing i the nominee- After many motions j had been voted on, and many WASHINGTON, sept. 28.—Lib Immediate allotment by the administration of cotton acreage for next year under the Bankhead compulsory cotton control plan was urged today by Senator Russell, (D-Ga.) in a talk with President Roosevelt. Russell expressed confidence after his visit with Mr. Roosevelt I that early announcement would j be made on the 1935 allotments. ; The George senator also urged that the administration give par-jticular attention to small farmers j in the distribution of the remaining IO per cent surplus of cotton. He said there was some uneasiness because of the lack of j knowledge of the 1935 cotton, program. Drive Away in Automobile Waiting Short Distance From Prison Walls III LONe TERMERS Fugitives Were Patients Prison Tuberculosis Sanitorium, Some Very 111 in I MCALESTER, Okla.. Sept. 27 —(/P) —Seven prisoners escaped the Oklahoma state penitentiary during the night by burrowing under the wall from the tubercular sanitarium, j All of the men were patients (and three were described by j Warden Sam Brown as "very sick men." ] The fugitives, who were re-' ported picked up by a waiting automobile on the highway nor*Ii Number of Smaller Buildings. of Preliminary to Real Construction Program the left no trail. amendments knocked out, a mo- *From TiiurN<in>*M Dniiy> iproducer for the area. It is one tion to follow the run-off piimary Harry Blackstick has annotine- location east of the Croshie No. 2jPlan carried practically unallied another location for section Dawes Harden, one of the biggest! mously. By this plan, the com-25-2-H, in the John Fitts field, Wilcox producers in the field. Imittee voted for the five an-southeast of Ada. The well will Magnolia No. 3 Dawes Harden nounced candidates on the first he the No. 2-B Cradduck, in the|was drilling Saturday at 3,265'ballot, and then selected the nom-southwest of northeast of south- feet. ;inee from the two highest, east. Moore-Deaner No. I Edwards. I The first vote resulted in 4 2 Blackstock's No. 1-B Cradduck, There is much being given now to situation, with talk of a building program that would he designed to provide accommodations for a rapidly increasing popula tion. However, this year has seen a pick-up in building already over that of last year, as shown by prison, j They were; j J. I*. Crowley, serving 7 years i for auto theft from Tulsa county. I Jack Berry, serving 50 years consideration I robbery from Tulsa county. \da's housing J Yern Brothers, serving 20 years for robbery, Tulsa rolinty. Coney Coffey, serving 25 years for robbery, Tulsa county. Jack Capps, 21 years for robbery, Choctaw* county. Earl Williams, 30 years .'or robbery, Pottawatomie county. Charley Points, life for rn ir-Ol lahoma county. Three Ideate Beds Vance over the little Itentlary for their part in the holdup and slaying of E. M. Hu-hand, federal reserve hank mail driver her** last March. The warning went within fifteen minutes to cities on every main highway and roads were guarded. Legenza, who boasted at his trial that he had cracked safes from New York to N * * w Orleans, and Mais, now suffering from six bullet wounds fired into his back by Baltimore police, had been guarded with the greatest of care, polio** fearing "outside aid. Th** man aer in which they obtained guns was a complete mystery as no on** had been allowed to <*M* them except Mais* motlier. Search Started During th** afternoon police concentrated their search in the fashionable Ginter Park area of the cite. They also broadcast to tv would be showing if production were not sharply restricted* by proration allowables. Five gushers from the Wilcox sand are restrain'd to IOO barrels jier day and the field to 1,500 barrels a day. Allen. Belie**. Conservation and Fitts fields an* pouring oil into pipelines as rapidly as restricted allowables permit. Pontotoc county has ranked eighth or ninth among the counties of the state every month this year in total oil produced. Th** figures by months follow: January 217.165, February 210, VMI, March 235.663, April 22*.-May 246,94 1, June 236.514, 260,419. August 273,377. I ly I i Marland is sc he* I tiled to speak today at Pryor and Vinita and Pine will talk at Muskogee. Th** concerted democratic drive .Saturday will put Tom Anglin, Jack Walton. John A. McDonald, and Porter Newman on the stump lor the democratic ticket as well as Scott Ferris, national committeeman: Former Gov. Henry Johnston, Senators Gore an I Thomas; Josh Lee, and Baxter Taylor. Gore ('inning to Ada Anglin speaks Saturday at Mr-Al ester; Walton at Holdenville', McDonald at Atoka; Ferris at Watonga; Marland at Claremore; Newman at Madill; Johnston at Wilburton; Gore at Elk City, Sayre and Mangum; Thomas ai 'Guthrie; Taylor at Poteau; and Ferris at Watonga. Ferris also will speak Friday at Fairview. Lee's speaking place has not been selected. Next week Gore will speak as I low's; in 25-2-6, has set 15 1-3 pipe to 4 43 feet, total depth of the well being 447 feet. Rig has been completed for Blackstock's No. 3 Dawes Harden in 30-2-7. The Lynch et a1 No. I Thompson, in 1-1-7 near Jesse, was drilling this morning at 3,720. J. E. Crosbie's No. 3 Dawes iHarden, in 30-2-7, was at 3,454 feet this morning and tile Magnolia No. 3 Dawes Harden, also in 30-2-7, was at 3,178 feet. Moore-Deaner No. I Edwards, in 27-2-S, was at 6,407 feet this-morning, still in Hunton lime and] with little show. I Shaffer No. I Norris in 25-2-6 was reported today at 2,318 feet. Petty and Russell No. I McMil* 7»» feet in Viola lime with a showing of oil. This is a Wilcox test. Carl Wolf! has staked his No. 1 well in the northeast of southwest of southeast of 9-5-6, several miles north of Ada, and will start moving in within a few days. in 27-2-6 already the deepest test votes for Mrs. Garner, 27 for Otis done here in ll in "tile graben, was drilling at: Wilfong, 17 for Mrs. Anne Dodd, j This year's | 6.500 feet Saturday. ,5 for Mrs. Marie Bailey and 2 for largely the cia? Paul Hedrick, oil editor .of the;J. W. Bohannon. On the next bal-Tulsa Daily World, was Hi Adaunt with all but Mrs. Garner and early this week and assembled in-)Mr. Wilfong eliminated, Mis. formation regarding the Fitts oil,Garner won with 53 votes to 40 field which he is using in a tea- Eof Mr. Wilfong. lure story in the World for this I Mrs. Garner's name will thus morning. Sale Report Denied Hedrick iii Saturday mornings World carried the following explanation of rumors of a sale involving (ive "eighties" for more than $5,OuO,OO0 by W. A. De laney, B. C. King and Sam Miller; "W. A. (Gust Delaney of Ada, the issuance of building per-j(ler* mits for construction estimated i .. .. to cost $22,SOO, H distinct ad- Tho seven, including the three btl:'ding J wFio had been considered bodrid-! den—Crowley, Brothers and Ber-permits represent !fy—forced A. J. Gardner, negro jss of inexpensive I "lift*r" rro111 Pottawatomie couu- uu.m.us., V""ts ranging from i •>' serving as hospital attendant. *200 to *4,000. Purposes of tl-ei*° accompany them a short dials buildings for which permits j lance from the prison, were taken range Trom residence I Gardner reported the men had (been picked up by a waiting automobile, which he said was an .appear on the county ticket along .with the other party nominees * *-- SUSPECTED OF MBT I IN THEFT OF SAFES to business. Construction has not yet begun on some of them. Const!action of others for which permits have old model light car (Ford.) Warden Sam Brown im modi-: not been seeured'Ts also "ii" pros-!?te,y ordered the sanitarium, a I peel for the immediate rut ire as I temporary building near the pressure for adequate hous- "orth walt of tllc prison * * nnwn mg forces an expansion n ac-, ™ ,, .. . , 1 commodattons. I tvidertUr, the patients had I Several fine homes are ria Hied worked for some time to con.- th** outskirts of !)lete Gie tunnel under the wall the torn who with U C. King and Sam Mil-1 - joe Projected on lei', together own leases on live HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. Oct. 2— Ada where beinj? °u'ai<L,,7^ undeveloped 80-acre tracts in the,(.Pl—Officers planned to return city limits they will not inquire of Pontotoc county,! Willie Pete Dunegan, 27, to Okla-.local building permits, but on j leases in the j boma today as a suspected mein-j property adjoining the citv so, ' her of a hand of bank robbers that the owuiers can enjoy city j Fitts pool near their proven same pool, was a visitor in Tulsa yesterday. He was here on matters looking to the curing of titles and other legal matters. "Rumors were in circulation operating in Kansas, Missouri and conveniences and with their Arkansas. i homes add to the array of Taken into custody here yester-1 posing residences here. day, Dunegan admitted, Police* ------ *k --------- Chief Joe Wakelin said, that Tie mi se I.. ui squad ears to for a Desoto wheels and a Panic reign oners in I he* j stern I said rn esca pe. d roppec while ( for tin of lined bell at the Moss (ail to keep a close waters roadster with red trunk in the rear. cd a mon-: t ;.*• prison as the two gang-firing, hut officers rn** of th'-m attempted to Pn-armed jail attaches I to lite door and ran 'Iiarles IV. Moss. attorney two men and a member Virginia legislature duck-ind furniture in the room other si ti** of the hall. . said he had collie to th** confer with tin* two gang- an st ors about ginia supreme The wound and Dept! tx : not serious. apneal to th** \ ir-eoitrt of appeals. of Warden Moore -rgel lit Se uh were U .EL. OHL A HO M \ CITY, Sept. 39. * .V E. VV. Marland. Democratic IIC line e tor governor, said I od ax x* ii Keo) 1 a el***-* * cheek en »)! ii hoi ma's I relief |>n (blams. Itll! Im d* t *'i'**d I to hide I lls time In lo r< * tit king 1 direct I land in th* pr 0 blet: ii "ii1- ing from threat* in t XV ii lid r; I W ii I O' ! federal funds. 3 * 114* Ii*»ti:I Ii * **. and ! (is advisors en >n 14 * r I * d to*. lav on ti a discus O' 1/! >f Hai rv L. H opkins. !*d 111 vt* til r* ii * ■ * O I i #.* lab" qua an • IIH ITllSl 1 ii d 13 of h I th , B * r Matos ot LOUISVILLE, Oct. I ' .19 — Representative WriglU Pat man of Texas told the veterans of foreign wars at their convention here today that he already has on file a bill providing immediate payment of the adjusted service compensation certificate*. The Texan said he planned to push the fight as soon as congress opens. Payment would be iii th** form of $2,20b,000,000 in certificates eligible for hacking for currency, which w o u I d he distributed among th** veterans. Th** Texan scouted th** Idea of a dancer from e x p a ii d i ng th* y the payment. "We fit* declared, "enough gold treasury to serve as 4 0 ut hacking for fifteen bil-ollars more money than is in circulation today." * the government iii a d e enough profit on gold revaluation to pay this debt and have $60".00t» iii addition." "Abuse of government by a few powerful bankers," Batman called the greatest racket in the world. Saying they have a monopoly of credit Ii** declared they could render their services free. II** denounced the present system of interest charges which contended "will soon eat up small balance. Idabel; Thursday, Anti e rs and Hugo; Friday. Poteau; Saturday, Stigler and Muskogee. Marland also has a full week of speeches and will talk Monday at Stigler and Tuesday, Sallisaw a ii <1 Stigler. Wednesday, Tahlequah and wagoner; Thursday, Drumright; Friday. Henryetta and Okmulgee; .Saturday, Muskogee. that Delaney, King and Miller had sold to the Carter Oil company i was on the Ira Brackett farm near , | their five undeveloped tracts, but j Mannford, Okla., on two occasions * I he declared the stories untrue and when safes ware hauled there! * From unity! " j premature. He said that they may j from burgalarized banks. \ temporary slowing down <>. . j go^ at gome future day, but! Dunegan was the ninth suspect , I drilling in the I* ins ti**ld malks J that they ware not sold now* and I arrested in connection with the today s reports from tin* area * probably could not he sold at, bank raids since March 15. He once. ! was trailed here from the Okla- "The story had Delaney, King j honia "graveyard of vaults" where and Miller selling the southeast J ejght safes from looted banks quarter of 30-2-7. the east half of j were found buried. which the biggest oil ln*e n made strike in OI of la- Monday. Ada; Tu.day Coal-. the hag at** and Durant: Wednesday, j ilomtt j Several Wells are waiting on cement after setting surface pip**, ■ topping the Viola lime or correcting holes that had strayed from iK .mum- perpendicular. Eufaula, However, several of WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.—(.19— Secretary Ickes indicated to reporters today that he would seek another substantial public works appropriation from the next cong INDUS TO MEET tit currency have.," h in t P**r lion t her these and others drilling today will soon Im* at depths that mean probable production and so will spur on the interest already keen iii the area. Near Jesse the Jack Lynch et a1 No. I Thompson was slowed down by minor mishaps and the total depth this morning was reported at 3.74 7 feet. Near Tupelo, th** Moore-Deaner --- ; 'x.-q | Edwards, deepest test in There will be a meeting al Mu*- ] )|le graben, had total depth of I.,.-VO OII Tuesday. October 15, at | « 4S5 fret. The well is iii JU ..-dock in the morning, at I Shaffer No. which time the Whet-ler-Howar.lt , drilling today at 2.395 lull will Im discussed at length for • _ th** information of the Indians] *1 * - liking in (astern Oklahoma. I 1 Fellator Elmer Thomas of Okla-j ™ Ul,n "as boma and Commissioner John collar.^ ^ Colli**r of the Indian bureau will I J0-2-7, J. <. Croshie No. .. he at th** meeting and will con- Dawes Harden was reported to-tribute to tile discussion. i day at 3,560 feet and th** .Mag- All interested Indians are in-jnolia No. 3 Dawes Harden at vited to attend and some from 13*183 feet. her** ar** already making plans to j be at the meeting. the northwest of 30-2-7, the nortji ( Dunegan denied participating in ress to provide employment until tower, the half of the northwest of 33-2-7, | cither robbery in wrhich he said and tli»* north half of the south-} saw' the safes hauled to the west of 28-2-7. for better than Brackett farm. Chief Wakelin $5,000,000. said the suspect related $5,000 ' 'It sounds good, he laughed, was obtained from one safe and 1 and directly beneath a 24-hour ; watch tower. j A square hole had been cut in the concrete floor of the hospital and a tunnel ten feet deep nfcW, and some 20 feet long, barely . | large enough for a man to wriggle through, had been made, i The dirt from the tunnel had I been stored in th** "attic" between the ceiling and the roof 'during the tedious preparations, j However, last night when tho time came for the final break. tile seven sick convicts threw caution to the winds and worked like madmen to finish the tunnel, piling dirt four feet high on the floor of their erstwhile prison. : Directly beneath the watch nard above had less private enterprise once more can chance to observe the men, who take up all hut the normal slack ] slipped into the shadow's and fled to tile highway about an eighth of a mile away. (From Monday'* With th** drill pipe still in unemployment. "I would like to have a real appropriation," Ickes said. "I think I the BWA program has more than justified itself and that we ought j to go ahead with it on a substan- : j tective Joe Anderson of the Kau- tial scale until we are out of the * ; sas highway police, who trailed depression and that we should be up whenever 'hut I'm sorry to say it is not trite, i^pat $3,500 was taken from the It may be sold some day, but it i isn t sold now.' " ; other. Captain Hugh Edwards and De stuck 'in th** hole, the Lvnch No. I 1 Dunegan to Hot Springs, claimed prepared to slacken Thompson, in 1-1-7, near Jes'*e j they had evidence sufficient to private, industry can take up the i OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 2.— and the present center of most | prove Dunegan was the driver of burden of providing sufficient ( st;lte tax commission "play" in the graben, is, the truck in which at least eight j employment. > lost its fight in supreme court feet. (safes ware brought to the farm j The secretary added, however, j today to compel stockholders lo of the halted at 3,780 27-2-S. I Nor- Black Gold No. I digging pits and he ILG Honk later nun * "I home li**f i derat pro pi Th**! r* n ct* ins a a ui irtioi e wa of inn* at** s dis i n t * lad I r land ided a: icy cai «* of th* on at th* mg wit! nit ou nee* ains* I Iii: ; N, El, STILL HERDS S \CRAMENTO, Calif.. Sept. 27.- (.B' -Charges that babies have been "sold" in California to pay their own way into the? world were ii confident will not I* liuediately sa id. -• feel* ,1 1 Tl'LSA, Oct. 2. '.19 —N. II. world were before state Stall of Ada will head the Rho- her** today with three Digraph*-rs \ssociation of Okla- promising investigations. hon 1 a in 1935. Other officers The changes made in (Fr*HM Sunday'** I tail*) : Rumors were afloat Saturday ! morning about the Jarrett No. I . Johnston in 2N-4-4, a w ildcat test j five miles southwest of the Bebed : field, testing the Hunton lime. ] The Hunton was topped at 11,579 feet, drilled to 1.601 feet I and pipe set to 1.57 3 feet. Some i oil was reported w hen the well was drilled in. The Benedum-Trees No. 1 j James, wildcat test in 10-5-3, in officials; McClain county, was reported cor-Igenciesjing the Hunton lime Saturday. No j report was available on what the the re-1 core showed. Completion of a producer here, and that he participated iii one say various individuals Interested 1 robbery. in the development of oil pos- j Dunegan admitted working at sibilities in the graben, would j intervals for Brackett at a Duck mean an immediate extension oflj(lriv<'r (hiring the past two years, drilling and more business in (Officers said. ^ : Ada. ! Observers are also watching ! th** Magnolia No. I Cradduck, in j the southeast corner of 24-2-6, reported swabbing today. The Cradduck well has been drilled into Viola lime. It is an i offset north of the Delaney and others No. I Cradduck, in 25-2-6. which found production in the ! bottom of the Simpson. Police Break Up Ghost Game that published reports that he I would seek a $ 1,000,OOO,00" appropriation were erroneous and that no definite amount had been discussed as yet. I About $200,000,000 will be' needed to carry on next year pro]-I iects for which allotments already ) have been made. These include j huge reclamation, power and flood I pay income taxes on revenue h 'corporation has derived from lux (exempt obligations. I Affirming an Oklatioma county ! district court decision tho supreme court held in favor of R. H. Hudson from whom the commission sought to collect taxes on dividends from stock in the the sale of bonds held by BWA as security for loans. These ar** marketed through GEN. HARRIES DEAD WASHINGTON. Sc Major General H« rh* 74. war time com Brest, is dead. He J, O *1 *{r' *rt Harries. Dander of succumb**! vent ton city bv the advisory last night at Waverly. Maryland, after an attack of pneumonia. He was credited with being Iii* first American officer to ent**r Berlin after the World War. He went there as chief of the Toited States military mission to Berlin after the armistice. •¥ Greater returns for the amoun: invested — News Classified Ads. elected at ti"* closing convention port of Elizabeth Owens of the) Both of these tests ar** note- session aes ** yesterday were it. state department of w elfare said I worthy because of the possible e.x- B. Ward, Tulsa, vice president, "we are finding physicians who (tension of tile Rebec field if they and Harry Smith, Stillwater, sec- ar** selling babies for their own J find profitable production, retary-treasurer. The 1935 con- fee and that of the hospital." i In the Fitts area the Jack will be chosen later Mothers unable to pay for (Lynch No. I Thompson, in 1-1-7. hoard. medical care, it was charged.' w as drilling Saturday morning at ---were induced to consent to adopt-j 3,780 feet. Mr. Stall has been a photo- ions, with the foster parents] In 25-2-6. Fleetborn-Superior 11R lllia lliUllliU6 gcaphar here for almost 30 years, agreeing to pay tile bills. No. I John Norris was at 78" feet, j E cros^ie >jo. 3 Dawes Har- and Shatter No. I ^usan Norris at I probable next producer, was drilling at 3,735 feet; Deep Rock No. I Dawes Harden is drilling cement after correcting hole. Also in 30-2-7, the Magnolia No. I Dawes Harden is drilling AUBURN, Me., Sept. 27.—Ll1) A "haunted" house. Ecru? ghostlike apparitions. Bloody foot- lished through (prints on the floor. Spectres Because of its position to the which disappeared among tomb-northwest of the area now tested, stones. All these shuddery things the Reconstruction corporation. the Magnolia test is watched with were cleared up today and Mt. i ' much interest. 'Auburn people breathed deep re- I In 25-2-6, the Fleetborn-Supe* I lief. I rior No. I John Norris is drilling} A squad of bluecoats tightened i ut 1.400 feet, tile Magnolia No. their belts last night and rush-, 2 Tom Norris was spudding to- ed an untenanted house on Au-, day at IOO feet and the Shaffer burn outskirts where uneasy res- ( -- No. I Susan Norris drilling at idents reported spectral foully nin,v G o rt.r f . (had floated past windows at J OKLAHOMA CBT*, Sept. 29.— "'rd Moore ho* activities under night, and that daylight Scrutiny Frank Delmar and Aubrey Fuseli wav or martin- in three differ-disclosed blood stains on the, pleaded not guilty today to a fed-; tm , vt ' v-n i floor. When the moon was right, era! indictment charging eat sections. The Moore N . ^ sai(1 spooks trekked to with robbing the Peoples nearby Mt. Auburn cemetery and tional Bank of Kingfisher vanished amid the head stones But the wraiths made the mis First National Bank & Trust Co., 1 American First Trust Co., and a building and loan company The commission sought to collect on income from dividends on of the bank and trust com- control developments tile Hast. Virtually all of the $3,700,000,-000 which public works has had at its disposal is gone. It now is going on a revolving fund estab-1stock . , • ■ * -1 * • - * ■ * panies in the same ratio as t.10 PLEAD NUT GUILT! Woodruff in 29-2-7 is drilling at 1,215 feet; the Moore No. I Akers, in 36-2-6, is building rig. and the Moore No. I Smith, in 31-2-7, is moving in tools. In 30-2-7, H. L. BlackstocU No. 3 Dawes Harden was spudding this morning at 132 feet; during which time some of his exhibits have won national recognition. Ii* served four years as president of the Southwestern Photographers association, retiring fin-(board ally by refusing to accept the of-jretary fie** again. Investigations were promised by Dr. Charles B. Plnkham, secretary of the state hoard of medical examiners; Dr. L. R. Daniels, secretary of the state osteopathic .and Dr. C, O. Hunt, sec-of Hie state chiropractic board. No. I cellar- 2,535 feet. In 36-2-6. the Moore Akers is digging pits and Croshie May Be Next J. E. Croshie No. 3 Dawes Har-(j^ii, iii 30-2- *, was at 3,635 feet. This will probably be the next them Na-last May 31 and were remanded to jail in default of $50,OOO bonds, take of lighting cigarets, and Wade Laufborrow, assistant when the minions of the law'district attorney, said they prob-burst in they found six young-]ably would be tried in December, sters attired in sheets. Nearby; He added that it had not been was a bucket of blood obtained decided whether Jim Clark. Kantian! an abbatoir. gas "lifer," and third man charged Todav the "ghosts" were sched-jwith the robbery, would be reined to do a deal of explaining ' turned here for trial, in which a stern-faced police officials. (death sentence is possible * - dead do (Continued on Bago 8, No. 2) lcinnati Reds baseball club. to brought a ought to be back to life valuable to the Cin- is possioie under a new federal law. . * ....... Greatest returns for the amount invested — News Classified Ads. income of the corporation was exempt from taxes. SCOTT APPEALS Blends Guilty t<» Manslaughter Charge; Objects to Sentence I OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 29.— j 1.19 Jim Scott, sentenced to 99 ; years in tile penitentiary on a charge of manslaughter, today appealed to the criminal court of appeals for relief from such long sentence. Scott pleaded guilty at Madill to the fatal shooting of Abe Works, former Marshall county deputy sheriff. Scott maintained life sentences are permitted in Oklahoma only on murder charges, while manslaughter sentences may run from four to 99 years. Scott says the Marshall county district court is splitting hairs in trying to convince him 99 years is not a life sentence. With all the European mock wars in progress, tourists can only be certain as to a wars validity bv asking Fir Basil Zaharoff. ;
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Our training regime consists of more than just getting on the bikes and cycling. We also work on core strength, flexibility and mobility. As Chris from Total Health Edinburgh pointed out, alot of people make the mistake of simply clocking up as many miles as they can before embarking on a lengthy challenge and don't put in the recovery work.
This leaves them more liable to suffer strains, niggles or more serious injury. It's just as important to recover well by completing mobility and flexibility exercises. Additionally we both play football for Sunday amateur league table toppers Edinburgh Southern.
The football training also helps us keep our fitness levels high with us both being key first team players. Due to football, our full time jobs and newlywed Stuart spending quality time with his very understanding wife Ella (who he is leaving for two months to complete the cycle!), has meant that meeting and arranging long distance cycles can be a challenge.
Cycling, running and no after-work drinks
While most people will finish work this Friday and enjoy a nice cold pint, we will be straight on the bikes for a relatively short 30 mile ride. Over the coming months we plan to increase the distance, slowly reaching a maximum of between 60-70 miles each ride in preparation for completing 80-100 mile days when we are completing our challenge.
We will never cover 100 miles on the bike before we leave even though we will no doubt need to cover similar distances while out in Europe. The reason being that by the time we leave and in the knowledge that we are able to cover 60-70 miles quite easily, the extra 30-40 miles will be powered by either passion/adrenaline/love of the challenge or simply the need to cover the miles in a given day.
Given the option, I would rather sit on my saddle for eight hours covering 100 miles of beautiful Europe than sitting in the office chair staring at the monitor. Also daily cycles to and from work and replacing the car for the bike to generally get around clocks up the miles throughout the week.
We also incorporate running into our training as part of some cross training and take part in the Edinburgh Parkruns when we can as well as shorter and longer runs when it fits our schedule. The 5km parkruns are not only really great fun and well run (no pun intended) but are a good way to work the other muscles that cycling does not work, and prevent injury.
Chris would like me to mention that he beats me every week and finishes in under 20 minutes. I can bench double what he can, not that we are competitive!
With regards to the flexibility and mobility part of our training we have worked with the team at Total Health Edinburgh who have shared their knowledge with us and taken us through some personal training sessions to make sure we understand and properly complete a training program put together for us that is to be completed three times a week to increase our flexibility and open our bodies up and out of the crouched position that we will be sitting in for two months, whilst also building our core strength.
Exercising with the family
There are too many specific exercises to list but we enjoy such classics as planks, bridges, lunges and reverse crunches. This system is very rewarding and very sore on occasions I never knew stretching could be so complicated and painful, but its a very fun thing to do.
I have just started going along with my wife Ella and sister Suzanna to enjoy a Monday night workout with Clan Fitness Edinburgh, an outdoor circuits class held at Raeburn Park in Stockbridge.
This week's circuit included stretching, running, work with dumbbells, kettlebells, Giant tractor tyres (I think) and baseball bats (don't ask). This was a great way to maintain my fitness levels and enjoy some lovely fresh air.
Overall cycling is our main form of exercise and in the coming months we will start to cover very large distances but its important for us to have a varied training plan, firstly to keep it interesting but also to build and maintain other muscle groups in the body that will help prevent injury and increase our overall strength and flexibility.
Find out more about Doyle and Strother's challenge in this previous post and on their blog.


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In early 2009, a man in St. Petersburg, Russia uploaded a video onto Vimeo and YouTube in which he tickles his pet pygmy slow loris -- a small, threatened Asian primate. The footage quickly went viral, garnering millions of views and thousands of com...


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Shmulik Kraus
Shmuel "Shmulik" Kraus (Hebrew: שמוליק קראוס; July 1, 1935 – February 17, 2013) was an Israeli pop-rock singer, composer, and actor.[1][2] Kraus, one of the pioneers of Israeli music, underwent various personal crises in the course of his career. He appeared in several films, including Rocking Horse and Hole in the Moon, and composed songs for other performers, such as Shalom Hanoch. He was also known for his music for children based on the lyrics of Miriam Yalan-Shteklis.
Kraus was born in the Nahalat Ahim quarter of Jerusalem.[3] He was one of four brothers.[4] His mother, Rosa, was a housewife, and his father, Musa, was a driver. Kraus began his career in the arts by teaching tap dance in Haifa. After serving in the Israeli Navy, he worked as a merchant seaman.[5] Kraus married Josie Katz, who eventually divorced him and left the country in the early 1980s to develop an independent career. In March 1971, Kraus was arrested for illegal gun possession after threatening Israeli soldiers sent to evict him from a building he had constructed on a plot near Nebi Samuel, which he said he had inherited from his father. According to the authorities, the Ottoman deed he held was not valid.[6] On February 17, 2013, Kraus died of swine influenza.
Music career[edit]
Kraus began to sing at the end of the 1950s along with Abraham Reichstadt (known as Avi Ofarim, before inclusion of Esther Ofarim). He composed and performed the "prairie house", a song written in memory of his father, who was active in the establishment of Kibbutz Beit HaArava.
In the early 1960s, he met Josie Katz, later his wife, who came to Israel from the United States to volunteer at a kibbutz. He became her partner and produced her as a club singer in Eilat and Tel Aviv. In 1966, he, Katz and Arik Einstein established The High Windows band. Kraus composed all the group's songs, pop songs and rock that were innovative for their time.
In the early 70s, Kraus participated in recording albums of Arik Einstein. He composed songs to Einstein ("When you cry, you're not pretty"), Arik Lavie ("It Happens"), to Katz band ("Ballad for a Kibbutz deserter") and the "Good, the Bad and the Girl" group ("Days of Cinema").
In 1971, he was charged with illegal gun possession and spent time in prison. During his incarceration, he wrote songs for his first solo album, The State of Israel vs. Kraus Shmuel. One song, "Hot Friday," was banned from the airwaves because it was about smoking hashish. A color video clip was also disqualified because Kraus appears in it smoking cannabis.[7]
In 1975, Kraus and Josie Katz put out an album of songs based on the poems of Miriam Yalan-Shtekelis.[8]
Awards and recognition[edit]
Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon chose his song "Hatishma Koli" to be played while he orbited earth on the Columbia space shuttle in 2003.[9]
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Impact of Processing on Food Safety
Volume 459 of the series Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology pp 23-50
Food Processing and Lipid Oxidation
- J. Bruce GermanAffiliated withDepartment of Food Science and Technology, University of California
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Food lipids are principally triacylglycerides, phospholipids and sterols found naturally in most biological materials consumed as food and added as functional ingredients in many processed foods. As nutrients, lipids, especially triglycerides, are a concentrated caloric source, provide essential fatty acids and are a solvent and absorption vehicle for fat-soluble vitamins and other nutrients. The presence of fat significantly enhances the organoleptic perception of foods, which partly explains the strong preference and market advantage of fat-rich foods. As a class, lipids contribute many desirable qualities to foods, including attributes of texture, structure, mouthfeel, flavor and color. However, lipids are also one of the most chemically unstable food components and will readily undergo free-radical chain reactions that not only deteriorate the lipids but also: (a) produce oxidative fragments, some of which are volatile and are perceived as the off-flavors of rancidity, (b) degrade proteins, vitamins and pigments and (c) cross-link lipids and other macromolecules into non-nutritive polymers. Free-radical chain reactions are thermodynamically favorable, and as a result, evolutionary selection has strongly influenced the chemistry, metabolism and structure of biological cells to prevent these reactions kinetically. However, the loss of native structure and the death of cells can dramatically accelerate the deteriorative reactions of lipid oxidation. The effects of all processing steps, including raw product selection, harvesting, storage, refining, manufacturing and distribution, on the quality of lipids in the final commodity are considerable. Certain key variables now known to influence oxidative processes can be targeted to increase food lipid stability during and after processing. Retention of or addition of exogenous antioxidants is a well-known consideration, but the presence and activity of catalysts, the integrity of tissues and cells, the quantity of polyunsaturated lipids and the structural properties of the final food product, including total surface area of lipids, and the nature of surfactant materials all play important roles in final product stability.
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text: Victoria Charles, Emile Michel, "The Brueghels (Temporis Collection)" English | ISBN: 1859954065, 1780429886 | 2007 | PDF | 256 pages | 99 MB The one hundred views of Edo by Ando Totikaro, better known as Hiroshige (1797-1858), is one of the most famous artistic productions of all time. The art of the Ukiyo-e School or Popular Painting was the expression of a singular and isolated civilization. It had considerable influence on European art, and both Monet and Van Gogh drew much inspiration from it. Hiroshige was the pupil of Toyohiro in Edo. When his teacher died, Hiroshige moved to Kyoto and set up his own studio. The sets of prints he created there, many of them views on the Tokaido road, made him famous and early European visitors began buying and bringing them back to Europe, setting off a craze for Japanese art. The compositions in this series of prints never repeat themselves and are of astonishing diversity. The contrast of planes, the richness of motifs and the splendor of the colors reveal the extraordinary talent of Hiroshige. This study is dedicated to the analysis of the artistic qualities of a selection of the prints in Russian museums, and also of earlier works. The history of the Ukiyo-e style in Hiroshige and other practioners is discussed. The illustrations are accompanied by explanations and poetic captions. >>Come Visit My Blog Buy Premium From My Links To Get Resumable Support,Max Speed & Support Me Code: Download ( NitroFlare ) http://nitroflare.com/view/A7CA5207D31A279/7miqq.The.Brueghels.Temporis.Collection.rar


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Currently the state of Oregon registers over 11,000 x-ray machines of various types. Inspections are done routinely every one to four years depending on the type of services provided.
The X-ray program has the overall responsibility for registering electronic radiation producing devices and vendor licensing throughout the state of Oregon. This program has the responsibility for the safe use of electronic radiation products in the work place. This is accomplished through tracking devices via the registration program, periodic on-site facility inspections and through public education programs.
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