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Module 1: Planning and Implementing Management of Windows 8
- Manage Windows 8 locally and remotely.
- Use Windows PowerShell for management.
- Use Group Policy to manage Windows 8.
- Describe basic capabilities of other tools for managing Windows 8.
Module 2: Designing and Implementing an Installation Strategy
- Determine an appropriate deployment strategy for Windows 8.
- Determine an appropriate strategy for upgrading or migrating to Windows 8.
- Describe additional Windows 8 deployment methods, and identify when they would be appropriate to use.
- Describe the Windows 8 virtualization methods, and identify when each would be appropriate to use.
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Module 6: Planning and Implementing a Solution for User SettingsThis module explains how to plan and implement a solution for managing user settings.
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Module 7: Configuring Cloud ServicesThis module explains how to configure Windows Live services, and plan for Office 365.
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- Describe Office 365 and its relation to locally deployed Office and Office 365 plans.
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- Perform basic Windows Intune administration.
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- Manage computers by using Windows Intune Policies and manage updates in Windows Intune.
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The US Federal Reserve sought to ease some of the jitters in lending markets by announcing a 0.5 per cent cut in the rate it charges banks to borrow money.
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text: Men's 59+ world record holder Yoshihisa Hosaka (Natural Foods AC), 2:34:23 at age 59, 2:36:30 at age 60, 2:38:12 at age 61, 2:46:30 at age 63 and 2:46:17 in July at the Gold Coast Airport Marathon at age 64, will be running next month's Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon with support from JRN in pursuit of the 2:42:44 age 64 world record. Hosaka will also meet 68+ world record holder Ed Whitlock in Toronto for a panel discussion at the race expo. Look for coverage of the two greats' meeting in Courir and Running Times magazines later this fall.


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Dittoheads and Fox News watchers are understandably wary of any public healthcare option, given the misinformation shoved down their throats on a daily basis. (President Obama tries to dispel some of the myths here.) Part of people's fear, as explained by The New Yorker's James Surowiecki in the latest issue, can be explained by our innate tendency to assign an irrationally high value to something already in our possession—like our often crappy and expensive health insurance plans. But people really need to reflect on this stuff and not let fear and misinformation win out. Consider: What if you have a health problem that's covered through your employer, but you want to switch jobs? Will your new employer's insurance plan accept you? What if you're a freelance or contract worker? Or part-time? Or full-time without bennies? Or you got laid off? That's a lot of what-ifs, especially in the current economy. The bottom line, for anyone with a preexisting condition who isn't insured, is that you're pretty well screwed. Today, Boingboing.net, where you'll always learn something interesting, featured the personal Youtube video below. I think this guy sums up the whole issue pretty articulately—even if the majority of those (nearly) 50 million uninsured don't yet have a preexisting condition. Well, at least that they know of.
Ben BuchwalterAug. 28, 2009 2:06 PM
Like everything presidential, the first family's choice for their August vacation is highly politicized. You can typically expect to see the President being as American as humanly possible while pretending to relax. This means playing golf and watching baseball, all while chomping hot dogs and hamburgers wrapped in red white and blue packaging.
"There's been a public significance to presidential vacations going back all the way to Lincoln, who went to the Soldier's Home in Washington during the Civil War," Princeton University history professor Sean Wilentz told the Washington Post. "You have to show the country that you are getting respite from the job, but also that you are still ever at the ready. It's a delicate balance."
And while the Commander in Chief works on his swing in the Vineyard, a more overt political game unfolds each year back in Washington. This year, that has centered on the battle over health care reform and the apparent wrath of teabaggers across the country. But as President Obama's Martha's Vineyard vacation comes to a close, I took a look at what major events have occurred during August vacations in years past. One aspect jumps off the page: Presidents Clinton and Bush II were careful stay out of policy debates. Reagan and Bush I, on the other hand, regularly engaged from their vacation homes.
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James RidgewayAug. 28, 2009 1:31 PM
During the campaign Obama pledged to make the Gulf Coast recovery a paramount goal.
In February, 2008, he declared, "The broken promises did not start when a storm hit, and they did not end there … I promise you that when I'm in the White House I will commit myself every day to keeping up Washington's end of this trust. This will be a priority of my presidency."
But a new study [PDF] by the Institute of Southern Studies reports that 50 community leaders from areas affected by the hurricane ranked Obama only slightly better than Bush in reconstruction. In a range of different categories, Obama came out with a D+ to Bush's D.
According to the report, "A diverse group of more than 50 community leaders were asked in August 2009 to grade the Obama administration's efforts for Gulf Coast recovery in eight key areas. The respondents came from Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, and represented a wide range of constituencies, including faith, community and environmental organizations."
The demographics assembled by the Institute in themselves reflect how little has been done to restore life along the coast:
Stephanie MencimerAug. 28, 2009 11:32 AM
The GOP seems to have no end of nutty criticism of the Democrats' health care plans. First they had the entirely fictional "death panels." Now, they're claiming that a reformed health care system might discriminate against Republicans. Last week, the ever-entertaining Michael Steele, chairman of the Republican National Committee, mailed out a push-poll disguised as a health care "survey." Among the questions on the survey was this one:
"It has been suggested that the government could use voter registration to determine a person's political affiliation, prompting fears that GOP voters might be discriminated against for medical treatment in a Democrat-imposed health care rationing system. Does this possibility concern you?"
"It has been suggested that the government could use voter registration to determine a person's political affiliation, prompting fears that GOP voters might be discriminated against for medical treatment in a Democrat-imposed health care rationing system. Does this possibility concern you?"
While it's hard to imagine that Steele will get much traction with this sort of thing, in this climate, it seems Republicans are banking on the public's willingness to believe just about any conspiracy theory they put out there to kill off health care reform. Again.
Nick BaumannAug. 28, 2009 7:09 AM
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Sgt. Daniel Smith, an amphibious assault vehicle crewman, maintains security during a census patrol in Helmand province, Afghanistan, Aug. 18. Delta Company, 2nd Amphibious Assault Battalion and civil affairs group Marines, deployed with 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, are talking with the local populace in order to understand their conditions and concerns and identify possible reconstruction and development projects. US Marine corps photo by Sgt. Pete Thibodeau.
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Michael MechanicAug. 27, 2009 3:26 PM
Are America's law-and-order pols finally getting some humanity? Well, at least this week, at least in New York state, where Gov. David Paterson has signed a bill banning the shackling of incarcerated pregnant women during labor and recovery. Ever give birth? I haven't, of course, but my wife can tell you it pretty much sucks. Now try it while cuffed to a hospital bed. At the time, our 2008 prison package, entitled Slammed: The Coming Prison Meltdown, noted that 48 states allowed shackling, which the College of Obstetricians and Gynecologist noted puts "the health and lives of women and unborn children at risk."
This week, the American Civil Liberties Union told the Associated Press that, with New York, six states—including Texas, Illinois, California, Vermont, and New Mexico—will have prohibited the practice; two others, Massachusetts and Tennessee are considering bans. (The New York law still allows women to be shackled if their behavior is deemed a threat to hospital or prison guards, which is reasonable enough, although in the AP article, an ACLU laywer cited continuing complaints of shackling even in states where it is limited.)
In any case, it's a small, humane step for a very, very troubled American institution.
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Nick BaumannAug. 27, 2009 12:09 PM
In the wake of Ted Kennedy's death, there's been a lot of speculation about who could fill his shoes in the senate. The answer, of course, is no one: Kennedy was unique—his credibility as a liberal combined with his seniority, his famous name, and his ability to get things done ensured that. Matt Yglesias made a good point about Kennedy's seniority yesterday:
[I]t's worth being clear about the fact that he had such an impressive career in part precisely because he initially got a job he wasn't qualified for. The Senate operates largely on the basis of seniority. A guy who can enter his fifth term and only be 54 years old is a guy who's going to be able to wield some major influence for a long time.
[I]t's worth being clear about the fact that he had such an impressive career in part precisely because he initially got a job he wasn't qualified for. The Senate operates largely on the basis of seniority. A guy who can enter his fifth term and only be 54 years old is a guy who's going to be able to wield some major influence for a long time.
Yglesias goes on to talk about how Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who is as reliably liberal as they come, will probably never wield major influence in the senate because he was in his 60s when he was first elected. But Sanders isn't the person to look at here: his Vermont colleague, Pat Leahy, is. Leahy was in his mid-thirties when he was first elected. Leahy, who is 69, is a year and a half older than Sanders, but Sanders is 75th in Senate seniority. Leahy is third. When Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.) and Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii) retire (and they're both in their eighties, so that could be very soon), Leahy will be the most senior senator. He'll probably be in his early-to-mid seventies at that time. Kennedy got a lot of good things (voting against the Iraq war and trying comprehensive immigration reform) done in his seventies. Will Leahy be as effective?
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text: Engineers take on Writing: Integrating Technical Writing Instruction Into Second- and Thirdyear Engineering Courses Scott D. Peterson, Department of English Allison Whitney, Electrical and Computer Engineering Eric Beenfeldt, Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Maine Key concerns about the writing ability of ECE graduates Communication Type Written Faculty Alumni/Employers Visual Faculty Alumni/Employers Inadequate Adequate More than Adequate 62% 50% 29% 50% 9% 0% 38% 70% 51% 30% 11% 0% Inability to identify critical information, Incorrect grammar or syntax, Poor Organization Imprecise language, Poor readability, Lack of Clarity Inability to summarize, Poor report format, Wordiness Weak analysis, Spelling Inaccurate statements, Poor technical vocabulary Plan for Integrating Technical Communication into ECE Topic Course Assignment Course Writing Process ECE 214 Instructions ECE 214 Audience Analysis ECE 214 Memo ECE 342, 343 Grammar and Style ECE 214, 342 Business Letter Document Design ECE 342 ECE 214, 343 Summarizing Information ECE 342 Resume and Job Application Letter ECE 300 Reporting Information ECE 342 Lab Report Communication of calculations and equations ECE 214, 342 ECE 342, 343 Proposal ECE 401 Visual communication ECE 214, 342 Progress Report ECE 402 Oral Presentation ECE 403 Final Report ECE 403 Abstract ECE 403 Specifications ECE 214, 401 Ethical Issues ECE 300 Incremental Nature of Assignments Course Assignments ECE 214 (spring, sophomore year) summary, analysis, compare & contrast, specifications procedure theoretical analysis business letter short report ECE 342 (fall, junior year) review procedure and theoretical analysis memo reporting results memo presenting discussion ECE 343 (spring, junior year) memo to review discussion business letter to review results two-page persuasive memo lab report Presentation and Workshop Process for ECE Assignments Initial assignment presentation Topic areas (audience analysis, etc.) Strategies for writing assignment ECE provides on-the-job context Review of assignment by ECE and EC ECE evaluates technical content EC comments on technical presentation and style Presentation by ECE and EC in response to assignment EC presents strong and weak examples of student papers ECE on hand to comment on technical and on-the-job aspects Sample Assignment for ECE 214 Sample handout Sample workshop prompt Sample Assignment for ECE 343 Benefits of the new approach and new writing assignments ECE students introduced to and make use of technical communication concepts earlier. Shorter assignments raise quality of student writing and instructor feedback. Scenarios develop professional context and anticipate on-the-job writing situations. Team-teaching reinforces instruction by ECE and English Department faculty.


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The Tulip Touch
This is the story of a strange and disturbing friendship seen through the eyes of Natalie as she gets to know Tulip Pierce, a delinquent girl most others go out of their way to avoid. Nobody wants Tulip in their gang. She bunks off school, is rude to the teachers and makes herself unpopular with her classmates by telling awful lies. But none of this matters to Natalie who finds Tulip's behaviour exciting and dangerous. At first she doesn't care that other people are upset by Tulip's bizarre games but as the games become increasingly dangerous and sinister, Natalie realises that Tulip is going too far. Way too far...Tulip becomes even more destructive and after a row with Natalie she commits a terrible crime. This is a compelling story in which Anne Fine explores the dark side of a friendship bordering on obsession, and sensitively depicts one girl's gradual decline into hostility and violence.
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A Needed Ingredient (30 of 70) by Jerry Watts
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Jerry Watts
Mark 6:53-56
I painfully remember the first time I prepared "hamburgers" on grill. My recollections of half-way watching dad do it and how good those grilled burgers were. I knew about the fire, the color of the meat, and the smell; and I was pumped the burgers got ready to eat. Man, this was going to be good! Then I took my first bite (it only takes one!) In one word I can describe this: "YUK!!" While everything looked and smelled good, I forgot the seasoning.
That day I the Biblical principle of "a little leaven" was burned into my heart because a "little salt" was not cooked into my meat. By the way, no salt and pepper spoils the whole bunch.
Our text tells us that, once again, Jesus crossed over. He was always doing this because there was (and is) so much work to be done for the Father.
Jesus was sent to a culture (that's still us) that walked in "darkness" and He came as the light for that darkness, He came to a culture that is "bland" in taste as the needed salt to add flavor, to preserve, and to heal. While He was on earth, He was the salt and the light for the world and then in Matt 5:13 and 14 He passed that mantle to us, His followers. As the risk of being ultimately offensive, we need to look around today and see how we are doing.
Our culture today is sick. The reason this is so is because, in large measure, the church today in this culture is also sick. As the church goes, so goes the culture.
The last time I preached on this text was close to 10 years ago and I was amazed at some of the characteristics which back then which are worse today. They were: lying, immorality, bitterness, brawling, anger, slander, stealing, gossip, arrogance, and many more.
Yet our culture (seemingly) has more salt and light now than ever before. Why do I say this? It is because more people than ever "claim" to be "born-again." However, this larger gro ...
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Randy's Rants Blog: Rockets in a big 0-2 but there is hope
Two games in the Bay Area and the Rockets have themselves a tall order to get back in this series with the Warriors.
But folks, I'm here to calm ya down this morning. No need to panic because the Rockets have shown in both games they can hang with these Splash City fellas . The Warriors protected their home court and now it's the Rockets turn to do the same at Toyota Center.
I'm not sure they can win both but I do believe they will at least get a split and stay in this series.
Here's James Harden at the Post Game Podium http://www.click2houston.com/sports/...ame-2/33152630
So, your asking what exactly gives me hope? Here is what we learned from the first two games.:
1 Dwight Howard, even on a sprained left knee is still fairly dominant. Finished with 19 points and 17 rebounds in 40 big minutes. Without D-12 the Rockets have zero chance in this series. With him out on the floor there is a chance.
2 Rockets won't give up. They have proven that in both teams. Blown leads, rallies and taking it to the final seconds. These guys just don't cave in when they face adversity. Game 2 was a perfect example being down 8 only to make a late run and have a chance to win on the final play.
3 James Harden: the guy is an MVP in my book. Harden was there again in Game 2 and finished with 38 points to go with 10 rebounds and 9 assists. Harden has the ball and just couldn't finish.
"I had two guys on me and was looking for Dwight. That was a tough play," said Harden after the loss.
"10 out of 10 plays we want James to have the ball, no doubt about it , " Terrence Jones said in the lockerroom moments after the loss.
4 Steph Curry is unstoppable. I don't need to say much because everybody knows this already. He will get his points every night. The Rockets know that and have to shutdown the other guys as best as possible. Bogut hurt em' too much offensively tonight and that can't happen moving forward
Game 3 is 8pm Saturday night and 8pm in Game 4 Monday night. The Rockets know what's on the line and they leave the Bay Area confident they can get back into this series in front of the home crowd.
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DVD-AUDIO Review has had the chance to rate the final mix of the DVD-Audio release of "A Night At The Opera"When 5.1 channel surround sound music mixes first made their way ontothe scene, there were several bands that came to mind that I felt couldtruly benefit from the extra discreet channels. Keep in mind that mostof my radio listening and concert going occurred from the mid 70's andthrough the 80's. My personal short list of Pop/Rock groups that, to me,have real potential in the digital surround sound realm include (in noparticular order) Pink Floyd, Yes, Electric Light Orchestra, pre-'80'sGenesis and Queen. I'm sure there are others, but I know that thecreative instrumentals and vocals of these bands would provide someunique listening experiences in 5.1 After a delay, the much anticipated Queen title, "A Night At The Opera",makes it's way into music stores in April. Let me tell you, this disc isworth the wait. This is probably the best surround mix for music I'veever heard, and that includes Alan Parsons On Air DTS and the Steely Danconcert DVD. "A Night At the Opera" is a popular title from the 70's and isresponsible for such memorable hits as "You're My Best Friend" and"Bohemian Rhapsody." I couldn't just sit down and pretend I've neverheard it before. Instead, I approached this familiar album looking for amore enjoyable and much improved listening experience. I got more than Ibargained for, and I'm not even set up for DVD-audio yet! I listened tothe DTS 5.1 track that plays on any DVD player--in this case, my PioneerDV-414. Don't forget, this is DVD-Audio we're talking about, so we're treated tosome visuals along with our audio. In this case, from the menu screen weget the following choices: TRACKS, VIDEO, GALLERY, LYRICS, CREDITS, DTSSTORY, and AUDIO OPTIONS. After choosing the DTS 5.1 Digital Surround option from the AUDIOscreen, the first thing I did was listen to the tracks. Automatically, Iwas shown the lyrics to the opening track, "Death On Two Legs". Thetrack began and almost immediately I felt the impact of a great 5.1re-mix. Piano is heard from the rear surrounds and then Brian May'sscreaming guitar blasted from the left main front. Lead singing came infrom the center channel. Ah, but when I think of Queen, I think of thesignature background vocals that set this band apart. When the musicabruptly stopped and those vocals kicked in behind me, I knew that thiswas going to be a special listening experience. "Seaside Rendezvous,"track #7, is classic Queen: An upbeat, somewhat ragtime song with allthe patented Queen staples; dueling piano playing (both standard andelectric), great vocals by Freddie Mercury, and cool percussion effectscoming from the rear surrounds. I believe the kazoo even makes anappearance from the front left main speaker. This is a fun tune tolisten to and it makes very creative use of 5.1 discreet channels. Track#8, "The Prophets Song", features a voice-only segment that will haveyour head spinning trying to figure out which speakers the echos arecoming from -- lots of fun! For you "Bohemian Rhapsody" fans, this disc gives you double thepleasure. Not only do you get the audio track but you also get theoriginal music video as seen on MTV, totally re-mixed in 5.1. It's areal treat for die-hard Queen fans or those younger kids that have justrecently discovered the classic tune from "Wayne's World." By the time Igot to the Bohemian Rhapsody audio track, I had already heard ten songsso I was anxious to hear what 5.1 DTS would do to this classic. "Easycome, easy go" (left and right mains), "A little high" (rear leftsurround), "little low" (rear right surround), and that brought a smileto my face. In short, the surround sound treatment for this classic songwill not disappoint you. Accessing the GALLERY section from the main menu will give you tenphotos that you can scroll through with your remote, including close-upsof the band members and concert action shots. Going to LYRICS, yo
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text: Zora (translates as "dawn") is the final album from Serbian disco beast Boban Petrović, and dare I say his magnum opus. Extra groovy, extra psychedelic, the work is more complex and less strictly disco than his previous recordings with the band Zdravo. A symphony of synths, slapping bass, and fuzz guitars swell around Petrovic's urgent underwater vocals. The obvious favorite is the instant-gratification slow-groove scorcher "Zajedno Srecni" (below), but the entire album will leave you wondering what you've been doing all these years without it. So excited to share it with you! HAPPY NEW YEAR!


text: Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - March 3, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma Mild Sunday, mostly cloudy Monday, possibly scattered light showers and cooler in northwest. THE ADA EVENING NEWS BUY MORE WAR BONDS Conway Over Red Cran Goal Already Report Stimulates Many Workers Ready to Launch County Drive on Monday >re As Red Cross officials p pared to open the $15,660 1946 Red Cross Fund Campaign in Pontotoc county they felt a ripple of fervor caused by an early report from Conway that the district quota has been raised. At 7:30 Monday, all volunteer workers for the downtown area are slated to meet for a kick-of breakfast at the Aldridge Hote banquet room. Immediately following the breakfast and instructions the 1946 Red Cross campaign will start in Ada. Homes To Be Visited Also Monday morning women volunteers, under the leadershi of Mrs. Fred Oliver, will launcl. the canvass of the residential section. Every home is urged to contribute from the residence; that *b,_ if the husband or wife contributes in town, he is also asked to reserve an amount for someone at his residence to contribute through the residential Red Cross worker in the neighborhood. alJ ~ver the county, the 1946 Fund Campaign of the Red Cross begins this week. Fourteen dollars, quota of the small Conway district, has already given the county districts a fast start. Chairman Urges Speed Oscar L. Parker, business manager at East Central and Pontotoc County Chairman for the Red Cross 1946 campaign, said . * « ^ Red Cross headquarters at -IO South Broadway will serve •J80 ** the business center for the drive—receiving fund collections and reports. Mrs. Edith f2u5rtu£xecutive secretary, and ~\*d Oliver, chapter treasurer, will handle the reports of volunteer workers. J*"*** has urged speed in the effort to work through the drive before enthusiasm wanes. Meat Stays In Comity Of the $15,660 quota, $9,000 is to remain with the Pontotoc County chapter to continue its aervices of claim filing, financial assistance, and counsel to vets and service men; to continue water safety programs; to main-tem me Motor Corps transportation services and Home Service functions; to maintain a ready disaster relief program; to keep serving in Pontotoc County the many special volunteers, such as nurses aids, home service workers. The $6,660 to go to the national organization of the American Red Cross will help support Red Cross hospital staffs overseas (which have been doubled), will put Red Cross staffs in vets hospitals, will continue national disaster relief funds and special workers. The familiar lapel buttons and window stickers will identify Red Cross members again this year. Each person contributing a dollar or more will receive from toe volunteer who calls on him a membership card. Police RaM Ion, Mw Two PMs Operator af Mississippi Inn Arrested en Whisky Charge . ^ Mississippi Inn, located on south Mississippi, was raided *7*torday afternoon by members of the city police force who reported they found Ray Lloyd Renton, operator of the place, in possession of two pints of whis- PoUce Chief Dud Lester said that members of his force searched the place for additional whiskey, but found only the two pints T"^nton.was arre-ied and placed rn the city jail, but was released after making a $20 cash bond. WANTS SPEED ON BILL ON UNION STRIKES Roundup. OI Mouth} About *1outu Neighborly Jtems Without Headlines About Ada And lit Folks Hay hooks on fire engine? Sure the smaller trucks of the Ada F. D. have 'em. Only Saturday morning the firemen found a small haybam blazing . . , , only recourse was to start swinging those hayhooks and get out as many bales as possible, ex-1 anguishing flames on some them .... every fireman—farm origin or not—knows how to wield the hooks. Ceiling Pries On Grains Go Up on Monday Aim* et Lighter Livestock I Per Marketing, Adjusted ta Lewes Grain Supplies I All of the boys and girls in one junior high class last week were wondering .... finally one boy asked the teacher, "What flavor is that perfume, anyway?" \ l Andy Anderson, manager of the Oklahoma City bureau of the Associated Press, was in Ada Friday afternoon talking shop with Ada News employes and reporting his staff still shorthanded ... . The News news department is happily approving the new teletype machines installed Friday that are almost silent and that the installing mechanic said (Continued on Page 6 Column I) WeekLefllnWhidi To Register or To Toss Hat in Ring City primary election time is drawing near. but Mr. Average Citizen doesn't have to be told i-hat, because campaign cards are floating around like leaves rn a windstorm. The eventful day is just 16 days off, on March 19. Prospective candidates have until Saturday to throw their tats into the ring and unregistered citizens have the same amount of time leftto register to get to on an election bal- put their ot Candidates are trying to visit most everyone and those that hey can visit personally know 5 a candidate or his represen-ative has been around. l72mored around 'fTV to®, election this year will be one of the closest events of its kind to be held in Ada in years. Candidates are taking plenty of time to point out their qualifications, for many voters-to-be are comparative newcomers here. Downtown election WASHINGTON, March 2. upcoiling prices on grains will be raised # Monday, the department of agriculture said today, as part of a program to adjust livestock feeding^ to the reduced supplies of of grains and to encourage prompt marketing of supplies. Effective Monday. 'March 4. the ceiling prices for grains will be raised as follows: Wheat 3 cents a bushel. Com 3 cents a bushel. Barley 4 cents a bushel. Oats 2 cents a bushel. Grain Sorghums 9 cents a hundred pounds. Ceiling prices for rye. which go into effect June I, will be increased 4 cents a bushel. Other steps in the program, outlined in a statement issued by Secretary of Agriculture Anderson and Price Administrator Paul A. Porter, with approval of the office of economic stabilization, are; Woald Finish Hogs Lighter Hogs ceilings will not be chang-ed Prior to Sept. I, 1946, but consideration meanwhile will be given to lowering the ceiling price on heavier weight butcher hogs af H1?* date. Consideration also will be given to lowering the subsidy on heavier hogs before Sept. I. "The purpose of these changes,' the official statement said would be to encourage farmers to finish hogs at lighter weights and thereby make more efficient use of our limited sup-plv of feed grains." Cattle Subsidy Ends Jane 36 The subsidy of 50 cents per IOO pounds now paid cattle feeders for certain types of animals will be ended June 30. This subsidy was paid to encourage cattle feeding operations. 'Tile present situation is not such as to justify continuance of tins special incentive for the feeding of cattle to heavier weights,** the government officials said. Changes wiU be made in corn and processed grains regulation designed, the announcement declared "to aid in restoring normal distribution by country elevators and carload sellers." Detailed changes will be outlined in a separate I by the OPA. * APA, OKLAHOMA. SUNDAY, MARCH 3, IMS Atom Bomb Tests Continuo SSiSSKi SII The entire operation w« ****** ior. thirty minutes, and landed. Telephoto). on the above and right.—(NEA Want UNO Capital ConnocHcut Citlaiw In Overwhelming Valet Makes It Plain They Don't Want Their Community 'Destroyed4 GREENWICH, Conn., March 2.—(AP)-Greenwich citizens, voting a special town referendum today, opposed the establishment of the United Nations organization capital here by a 5,505 to 2,019 margin. The tally was announced by Moderator Frederick H. Allen. He said the total number of persons who showed up to vote was 8,104, plus 580 citizens who left the voting machines without * * * 6 Greenwich Does Not Reds Mean To Keep Dairen expressing a choice. ♦ — talk runs n spurts. One day there is very ittle said about the election and the next day the election is the main topic of discussion. Several candidates are offering their services to voters in the form of information as where and when to register. Two!* Fie Trial For Idabel Robbery Couple Held in Texes For Return to Oklahoma , FORT WORTH, Tex., March 2. " —Joseph J. Lawson, 25. and Everett Roscoe Pack, 28, were held here today awaiting removal to Oklahoma, where they will face charges filed against them rn connection with the $27 000 burglary of the First State bank ln Idabel, Okla., on February 13. The two men were arrested by city detectives and an FBI agent The defendants were held in lieu of $10,000 gond each after a hearing before U. S. Commissioner Robert Milam today. John Thomas Duncan, 24, of Big Springs, arrested by city detectives two weeks ago, pleaded guilty to burglary charges at a nearing in Milam's court. Duncan testified he received $300 for driving an automobile for the two men. - — ~ .... ---. Jack Gibson Moss is bein? held WASHINGTON, March I, (-Pi— in Los Angeles, charged with the announcement Rep. Monroney (D-Okla.) today urged speedy action on his bill to give federal courts power to take anti-trust action against unions if they strike in restraint of trade. Monroney told newsmen he is inking the house judiciary committee to conduct hearings on the measure. He disclosed, however, that Secretary of Labor Schwellen-bach is opposed to the bill. In a letter to the committee the secretary questioned constitutionality ?eg2£.IoneCtl0nS °f the proposed TULSA, Okla.* Mar. 2.—IP)— Police cleared up thefts of 23 automobiles today with unexpected ®asf * A teen age youth was arrested and police said he admitted the thefts. He accidentally let a picture of himself fall out of his pocket in tile -3rd car stolen and police recovered it. [WEATHER Oklahoma: Mild Sunday, mostly cloudy Monday, possibly scattered light showers and cooler in northwest by late afternoon^ same burglary. Read the Ada News Want Ads. Genus Prize Ship Burning in Hnbor Believed Sabotage—Fifth Ta Catch Fire in 36 Hoars LIVERPOOL, March 2, (IR_ The German prize ship Empire Waveney was abandoned to flames today at a loss of more than $8,000,000, and police hinted the ship—the fifth to catch fire m Liverpool harbor in 36 hours—-might have been the victim of saboteurs. The fire, fed by exploding toe! tanks rn the hold, was expected Jka Aurn for two days. The 16,-754-ton vessel, formerly the luxury liner Milwaukee, started to bum early last night Firemen abandoned the fight when the \jP over against a quay PBice Inspector F. Burke said there was no proof that sabotage was involved but added "when we have three or four fires together, naturally the investiga- usual'" g° * ^ deeper than BARTLESVILLE. Mar. 2.— At least 12 fertilizer demonstration plots are being planned Wallington county. Ernest O. Back, county farm agent, announced today. TULSA, Okla* Mar. 2.-M>)_ Burglars in an auto top repair shop escaped with small haul. Needles and an awl, that's all. Read the Ada News Want Ads. Deadline Nearing On Hemeriead Ta Exemption Request March 15 is usually associated in the taxpayer's mind with the deadline tor filing of income tax return tor the preceding year. It is also a deadline in county fiscal affairs, reminds Charley Rushing, county tax assessor. That is the final date by which a person can file application for homestead tax exemption for the new tax year. It also is the last penalty-less date for filing a report on personal and intangible property holdings. .Att®1* March 15 a penalty of IO per cent automatically goes on for those who delay too long. MmU of Hmm To Brig. 6m. Castle Sacrificed Ufa bp Taking Controls of Fleming B-17 Se Crew Could Escape eligible vote Lt. George Goddard Killed In Mission Over Luz6n, Kin Told LT. GEORGE GODDARD Earlier Bogart wet 'Missing'; Musician, Engineer Student Before Enlisting Relatives of LL George Goddard. fighter pilot first reported missing over the island of Luzon, nave been informed by the war department that the flier was killed m action on April 3, 1945. He was on a bombing and strafing mission over Luzon at the time and had already flown missions over Manila, Manila Bay, Corregidor and Clark Field before the Japanese were ?iTlv£?- these areas, and over the China Coast and othei1 areas. .^ Goddard, 22, was a graduate of Ada high school and lacked about a year of completing degree work at Oklahoma A. A M college, Stillwater, when he enlisted in the air forces. He was (Continued on Page 5, Column 3) WASHINGTON, March 2.—(/Pl —Brig. Gen. Frederick W. Castle, who was killed in 1944 over Belgium while leading an air strike by more than 2,000 bombers, has been awarded posthumously the Medal of Honor. The war department in announcing the award today said J?® toad®* "willing sacrifice of his life by taking over controls of a flaming B-17 flying fortress bomber to enable the crew to parachute to safety. The bombing formation, escort-®d by raw-ly 1,000 fighters, was said officially to have been the largest ever assembled. It attacked German air fields and lines of communication to help turn the tide of the battle of the bulge Dec. 24, 1944. Enroute to the target, an en gine of Castile's bomber failed and he was forced to quit his place at the head of the formation. Refusing to jettison his bombs because of the hazard to allied troops. Castle tried in vain to save the plane, then took over controls and ordered the crew to jump, while he was carried to his death, the war department said. Only 36 years old. Castle was ™ of Col. Benjamin F. Castle, U. S. army retired, Washing-C., and Mrs. Winifred Walker Castle, Lake Arrowhead, "• J* A graduate of the military academy, he was out of the army from 1934 to 1942. Castle Army Air base, Merced, Califon^ named rn his honor, will be dedicated this summer. HUNGARIAN HANGED LONDON, March 2.—(>P)—The Budapest radio said tonight that Count Fidel Palffy, Hungarian minister of agriculture during the German occupation, was hanged as a war criminal today in Budapest The broadcast said former Premier Ferenc Szalasi and six other cabinet ministers, convicted last night of war crimes would be hanged on Monday. Read the Ada News Want Ads. The aggregate here was 20.469. Willkie Bushby, New York lawyer and chairman of the Greenwich people's committee, issued this statement immediately after ™ tallv was completed: ' The people of Greenwich have clearly and unmistakably registered their belief that the UNO should not destroy one community in order to build another on tbtould select a site which will not cause unnecessary human suffering and wasteful expense. ''Dr. Eduardo Zuletta Angell of Columbia, chairman of the UNO permanent site committee, has publicly stated that the UNO would not and should not impose its capital on Greenwich if it is convinced that opposition from Greenwich is serious, sincere and truly representative of the prevailing sentiment in the township. "Greenwich has placed itself firmly on record that the UNO should select a more appropriate site and not locate in or adjacent Greenwich. We believe that the UNO, founded on the principles of democracy, should and will respect Greenwich opinion." Burglary (barges Tiled Against Two Felice Soy Defendants Admit Owl Cafe Break-In FIVE CENTS THE COPY Lewis in (nil for Renewal Of Wage Negotiations—Talks Mine Strike to Back Demands I Besuit May Be One of Mast Bitter Labor-Management Bottles in Coal Mining History; New Issues Baisod By WILLIAM NEEDHAM WASHINGTON, March 2.—(AP)—John L. Lewis called on the coal industry today to open wage negotiations cover* ing some 400,000 soft coal miners—and simultaneously served notice he is ready to call a nation-wide coal strike April I to enforce his demands. The Un*3d Mine Workers leader, in typical fashion, fired a double-barrelled blast to open what may well be one of the most bitter and hard-fought labor-management battles in the industry's history. Under the same March 2 date. .—— - Lewis sent letters to bituminous operators and to the government, one inviting the industry to open wage talks here on March 12, the other advising the government that a "dispute" exists and that he will wait 30 days before striking. Operators Must Be There Coal operators, who had expected Lewis* invitation, are bound by the union's contract to participate in the wage conference. At the same time, industry spokesmen made it clear that, depending on the extent of the UMW wage increase proposals, the negotiations probably will be a drawn-out, sternly-contested affair. These operator representatives, who asked not to be named, said any major pay increase will mean a coal price increase, and contended that coal Bices already are too high to ive the industry in a satisfactory position for competition f Charges of second degree burlap were filed Friday in the rank I in Bour land justice court ainst Clifford Jack Spegal, 21 near Oakman and Frank Mor-u Ada in connection XU. n? burglary of the Night Owl Cafe last week. County officials said Friday nlZn°?n they hav® state-the two men admitting that they entered the cafe. , * manager of the cafe re-ported that about $50 was taken I™™ a nickelodeon that was robbed, but the men say that they got only $28.80. wX «»bu,ldilngLw?s ent«red by *2* °/ « back door that was pried loose. e^SSater J^iV1718 tur amount Invested—Ada News Classified Ads Holding Full Drats Army Maneuvers with Powerful Farces Around Manchurian Fart By RICHARD CUSHING DAIREN, Manchuria, Feb. 28. (Delayed)— CAF*) —Manchuria's port city of Dairen, occupied by Red army troops, is considered —* ____ v by tne Soviets their own personal with oil and gas fuels Property for the moment. From all indications, they are in a forceful condition to stay. Full dress Red Army maneuvers are being held over extensive areas of the rolling country to the north of Dairen. Dairen civilians feel strongly that, while the Reds may leave other parts of Manchuria in return for certain economic concessions, they will not evacuate Dairen at any price. Near Rig Naval Baas The Russians have built tremendous military strength in Dairen. 30 miles from tne big naval base at Port Arthur ana clearly are seen to be taking a strong hold here. Official Soviet secret police are keeping foreigners under a close surveillance. Huge quantities of industrial machinery I have been informed reliably have been taken from Manchurian factories as 10-days-war and ship-Pfd to Vladivostok. I was told that 80 per cent of the _ equip ment of the Anshan steelworks between Dairen and Mukden was put aboard 30 freighters which sailed for Vladivostok in a convoy last year. Lend-Lrase Tanks There Staff Sgt Dick Wilkins, of York, of the army news-Pai'er' Stars and Stripes, Associated Press Photographer Julian wilson, of Louisville, Ky., and I rode into Dairen on Soviet trains yesterday. Mile after mile we saw Red forces in military maneuvers. They employed tanks, mortars and anti-aircraft guns. American lend-lease tanks were in dence. evi- As we neared Dairen, we could see, on either side, fully-equip-ped soldiers crawling across fields on their bellies in mock battle rows. Rows of surprisingly big anti-aircraft batteries were being placed in strategic spots. "War Not Over" Some Soviet planes are based #5? T1®3 *rom Dairen on one 2l ^Jairgeat ,ie,d* in Aiia, buUt by the Japanese. The Reds have their own private interpretation of the Soviet treaty signed with China last August. They contend they have exclusive right to Dairen for the duration of the war—and they argue the war is not over until the peace is signed. Chinese here interpret the treaty as fixing Dairen's status as In his letter to Ezra Van Horn of Cleveland, chairman of the operators negotiating committee of the national bituminous coal wage conference, Lewis declared *new arrangements" are necessary covering "wages, hours, rules, practices, differentials, inequalities," and "other pertinent matters" affecting the industry. Lewis Injects New Issue Soft coal miners currently receive a basic wage of $1 an hour tor a 35-hour week. With overtime. underground travel allowances, and other additional payments. they can receive a maxi- I?u,n»r?L?63 50 we®kly, although the UMW contends the average weekly pay has ranged around $52. I® his 30-day strike notice, filed with Secretary of Labor SchweUenbach. the National Labor Relations Board, and the National Wage Stabilization Board. Lewis interjected an issue almost as controversial as the wage question. This covers the right of mine foremen and other supervisory employes to be members of the union and be covered by contract. Coal operators invariably have contested that demand bitterly and are certain to make a show-down fight in the new negotiations. ¥ Local Phone Worker Vote Favors Strike Ada telephone and mainten* ance workers Friday night balloted on their sentiments toward a strike proposal. The result was 50 votes for and I opposed for participation in a nationwide strike *b»ch is scheduled to begin Thursday, March 7, unless the strike is called off before that time, union officials said. The ballot was taken among operators and maintenance employes of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company daring a strategy meeting and the workers began Saturday preparing to participate rn the strike The strike involves maintenance, traffic, commercial and operator employes. No Agnean*! Ii Southwest Bell Phone Menan Holding Man For September Minter Slayings in Arizona, Arrest in Arkansas (Continued on Page 6 Column 3) Fred Wallis Was on Submarine That Vanished on Tour of Duty EM 3/e FRED A. WALLISER. Stonewall Sailor's Vassal Last Hoard front Under ^•Ptli Charge Attack ti J?iw^avyjRSpartmen* has noti-Sflp * ani<J *?rs* Fred A. Wallis of Stonewall that their son, Fred «»! i. »* ®l®®trician's mate "/c. who has been reported miss-VJXk111- actlon si*1®® February 18, imj " now. officially listed as killed m action as a submarine on which he was a crew member railed to return from a tour of duty. In the letter from the Navy department that was signed by Sec. James Forrestal, it* was stated !tlat y.a!lis had 5®tT> carried on the officials records in the status of missing in action. He was serving aboard the USS Barbel when he failed to return The Barbel left Australia Jan. (Continued on Page 5, Column I) .KINGMAN. Ariz., March 2.— (^-—Sheriff Frank L. Porter of Mohave county, Ariz., said to-rnght he will leave "almost immediately" for Hot Springs, Ark., where a man identified as Emmett Edwin (Ted) Patterson is held on a charge of first degree murder in connection with the deaths of his sister and brother-in-law. Porter said California authorities would accompany him. Patterson is accused of killing his sister, Mrs. Alline Cole of Los Angeles, and her husband, W. M. Cole. The search for Patterson has been under way since last Sept. 5 when Arizona police officers investigating a report about an abandoned car saw Mrs. Cole's left hand sticking up out of the sand in a dry wash about 16 miles west of Kingman. The body of the 30-year-old woman was uncovered and later identified as Mrs. Cole. She had been driving to California with her husband and bro-ther from Paris. Texas, where Cole had sold his business On September 29 the remains ?l was discovered in Calif ® desert near Ludlow, ——" 'lr--- RAY IS VA CHAPLAIN ST. LOUIS, March 2, (JP*—1The Rev. Earl E. Ray, who won the • V£T s^ar *or gallantry in action rn Tunisia, has been appointed chaplain of the veterans administration branch here, it was announced today. He will supervise the work of chaplains in VA hospitals and homes in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Oklahoma. In addition to the silver star Chaplain Ray received the purple heart for wounds suffered in Sicily and the bronze star for gallantry in action in Germany. He is 40 years old and was ordained a Northern Baptist clergyman in 1928. ST. LOUIS, March 2._<^>— With a deadline for returning strike ballots less than 48 hours away, representatives of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company and Southwestern Telephone Workers' union held another unsuccessful conciliation conference today. Another meeting is scheduled for Sunday afternoon. A union spokesman said no progress had been made. The union is asking wage increases averaging $7 a week, a minimum wage of 65 cents an hour and a 40-hour week. . members. approximate* Z 30,000 workers in Missouri, rkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma. Texas and a small part of Illinois must return their strike ballots by Monday. A strike, if voted, will begin at 6 a.m. Thursday to coincide with a scheduled nation-wide telephone strike. Sgl. Hill (teared Of Spying Charge Feints When Coart Mar* Hal Verdict Bead SAN FRANCISCO, March 2; (.Pi—Staff Sgt. Frank Hirt was acquitted tonight of all charges that he conspired to commit espionage for Germany. Hirt fainted when the verdict of the liman court martial was read The court martial deliberated for five hours. The prosecution had contended the young air corps sergeant had been schooled in Germany in the use of secret inks, had received names and addresses of conspirators, and money with which to operate. The defense argued that any cooperation Hirt had given Germany while he lived there was involuntary, and that he had joined the nazi party unwillingly after pleas from his grandmother. Hirt was tried at Hamilton Field, army air base north of San Francisco. Jules Verne in was M. Olchewitz. personal life TH' PESSIMIST UT m•* Blastid, Ja. J Distiller Mote SissoB didn't fire up t'day as th* wind wuz blowin' from th* wrong direction. Why is it women nearly alius speak o' some young married couple as "apparently" gittin' along all right? ;


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Dehradun, Oct 11: Weather turned in the hills of Uttarakhand on Tuesday as the seasons first snowfall was reported from many parts of the state.
According to the regional Met office, heavy snowfall was recorded in Gangotri, Yamunotri and Badrinath late Monday.
While heavy rains lashed the Hemkund Saheb and some parts of the Himalayan foot hills, including Uttarkashi and Chamoli districts leading to the drop in mercury.
Although officially the monsoon was over, the weatherman said, rains occurred owing to "remnant moisture".